The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-10 00:00:00

EDITION. LAW D.tY.) COl I.: OF BANKRUPTCY. ot,! r • Mr. Registrar Pews.) IN ZMMTI I. CRAM It VOL T 1.4.! 31:latrt s* ibeti as formerly 111111114 MT of etc F.131:11.1 , vi..l F.:. Oredit l'onspeny (Limited), of 3. N u ;• ; thou of 4a, Ablermutes-walk ; thou of (.41. l'a'ut.r•t• I -I , •ixiingx, Old Broad-street; and 'sow of 12. 1. 1..i.4.•••1 enehureh-street. cons•nis•iou agent. at. 3 ler .... : Lewisham—a prisoner for dibt iu tLe ruxt. , iv ot toe Sherd! of Kent. The debts are re tuincd at stout • is... and the assets are of uncertain va l u e. 1T e t mil.: $ll try ix ascribed to the general as ry,„.” t, nor. to the failure of parties with whom the Fat tiupt toad vont, ha t e d. The hankru - pc is now out of .urto•ly. the v••..,; having granted the release. the • i ting, - but no assignee wix aptxnintol, svd the •_".lh of 1>.. , her was fixed for tuts final heariug. lawlence and Co., and Mr. F. Kent ware en ca,,-vd In the taboo._ MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. k THIS DAY.) (Ttrinrc. (r. Reejeant (u.) mom OP_IVINIfIIIp . 101109f011. difteeder 27. and Bliseiiireo4 24, were indicted for stealing a blanket and other articlos, ruble us., the privet, of Juba Cornwell . . Th e iwuseentur is a seaman living at 12, Aston• street. ropier. a , d the prt%onere took furnithel lodging% 1-1 hot to .Fe. and resided there for about three weeks. On the morning of the 21st of August they both went ax;:y watbout !tette°. and did not return. When they had Ix en gene sozno time tho mom they occu pied wa% examined :t was then dieroverod that a bolvter and a op:entity e, bed and table linen had been token away. Them &nicks were disoovered to have IY:ten pawned almost a. ,00n as they were taken away. Tai priNaneis ware tau twarda met and chargud with the robbery. The July found the prisoners Gqilly. The judge sentenced the man to be imprisoned and kept to bad labour for nine months and the woman far two months. _ _ adore Mr. Payne.) DASTRO ROPRTST BT A FORSMONii IN REOrNT-MIUUM Anna Ate Aftioe. a German, and describing himself as a musician, consisted list melons of stealing a gold chain. .slue 12 guineas the property of Charles Hayward, from Lis shop, was biought up for judgment. On the 4th of A....« t the prisoner went int" the ehnp f Mr. Walker, whtt•leivikor, of Regent-streets and sake I t.• look at a gold watch, value 18 guineas, which, after ..tsmining, he to ti would suit him very well. Another wa l e ), was on the (muster, and whilst Mr. Walker rot' , turned rousd, the prisoner took it up, awl 31V4t Set: el-14/4 it, but being observed by fir. IValker, I.e d upped it, and ran out of the ,::.•p. and he left the one he *elected also. He did not go t. re far before he et tied the shop of Mr. Hayward, of t; Regent-eti eet. and asked to look at a gold chain. He NI, shown the one he pointed out, and then he wante I • • 1.. k at another one. Whilst Mr. Hayward s•s in the a. t of reaching it the prisoner • sits h d up the other gold chain, and bolted out of the • with it. Th.. peetefew was pursued, and a cry of •• stop thief:" wa • tattsl. Whilst he he was rafting in h•sv-strect, Coo the detective officer of the C doristont *. .1 Fened t u beet:mug :11:11111ppUSite direction, who steppe! • tool said he tlemeht there was something wrong. As 1.• was taking Lou a.ong he met the prosecutor. He was • .k.st back to the chop and the chain was found in his - N rat ant Coie ;aid since the last seasinna he had made .ortv.i :about the imoner, but could learn nothing of Mr. Payne sentenced him to be Imprisoned and kept to Libour for 12 months. POLICE CO tr RTE. -(TUI8 DAY.) CLERMTWELL • COPTIV-TtOrSE Will ELornto WIWI A CAMAY. OV kOMIIY.AT, William Bari-ato 11..giamAstr, aged 27. of no fixed resi dent-a, having is i.ausuey carriage, badge 32:i ' was ,harguil with rte:.: i.g, at 2, Buckingham-pl a c e , York road, Islington. dreams, one chest, one gold watch, two gold keys, case ruic umbrella, and a number of other article+ of the 5a1..0 of 1%1'4, the property of Mr. Thomas Hubbard, coffee-i o se keeper. The complainers: ...ale' that the prisoner had lodged in tis house. but ow bstu.day week he went away with his witnees's) wife. lie w-bt opt to market in the morning, and his return he ,1.4.uu that his wife had gone, taking with Lur a chest cm:tad-mg Um articles mentioned inthachargo. Lesides a smd ul weary. The wife, in addition to using her home. deserted her five young children. II- Lad made in oats .s, and was informed that the pri ...Her had assietsu the wife to remove the property, and the tame uidht lie/ bulb slept at a coffee-bodss, pacing as man The prisoner—L.e careful what ton are sayinr, and tell no nts about it. I did not sloop with her the tir.t night she left her home, but the retond. The prosecutor continued, and said that he had • .ced hie wire riot ?be prisoner to several coffee-houses. .• r, they had 1....na tow,tll..r av nrin and wife, but had • t l.eeo Utile to to islet any of the property stolen Scum L.lO. Ou Wedu.,day at:earl:won the prisoner, in company .th Li (prosetO wife, drove up to his house in a and the prist Le. t &aerial Liss Lop and said, .• I hoar r- e have offered ii. award for me. What do yea want st•th me F' lie th..o -.IA for • police constable and gave the primmer into ch--toily for stealing his goods. pm ro -cutor's) wile ac-ousfunied the prnoner t o the po i. ..-3tatiou, anti was th.is n the passage of tee court, the rtisonez hunt it he were discharged, he should p. , acd l.se ant. ho (witnoes's) wife, The pnsoner (isigtitisg) seal—liow can you say that I t.,ve tohetittod wit:. „pour wire Y I am ouly a cabby ou atd have huts pyiinagg at different coffee-houses ymys4f since I tea your house Samuel George Hump% ph-driver, said he lodged in the prosecutors Lou e, sod did so at le time the prisoner eloped with the rrn.ccutor's wife. On Saturday morn tug. the 29th. as be *am coming down the stake the pri soner threw opus the parlour door and mad, " San', pit tend me s Land ep w.tb this box for the unarms.' helped the pr:steer with the boa on to tho back of a cab, mei the proureutto'• *tie got in the tab, which was driven away. Ihe priAt.er seta, nod to the house and Nod it war a nun go, and that he had asked the mitosis what was up, and she had told Lim to mind his own business and not ni interfere with hens. _ _ . lo *hewer to the ; ismer the witness stated that the tab war standing in the sheet at the back of the houses ler.d that the boa ton:arnarg the thaws was taken out the te.l way and placed oat the cab, whilst the metre*. wes t r.f the front dear and went round to the cab. He thee.ght that all was not right at the time. '1 I,c, prieoner seal he rineed like the proeeoutor's wife to eoelleri &shim (isomer's{ entrees, and she would prove that he bad none of the thump which it wee alleged he had ea.ku. The case was remanded fur further evidence. The rnagidrute said he would take bail, two !undies in tho rum L: Of. and the prwoner tutored in 1001. for his appearance. Ihe who wai smartly drossod, axkod if his owo --n-ty would not be enough. Ho was answor&d in the :.cgiit.re, and rentor‘d in custody. Id A 'LLB(MOUGH-frillEET. OVTRALOZOLN A1N•171.7 IN TEN WINIC STRNOVI. Loris lord, • rough-looking you fellow, describing Luiself as • Lahouier, sold m.4:flit at, No. 110, Wiutficki strmt, Totteul.au.-toort-ruial, was charged before Sir. hues, ou • wariaut, with aum.aulting Edward and earulubu Grteni r, re. id i.g et Nu. 31, Bobarer-street. ireener win that on the 25th of August ho wav waning tbrough k itsroy-sipiare—a little in iulvance of hi* wife and a female srieuil—when he aw the prusoner and another wan ensuing along, and as he naked that they were et ink cu to the kerb to avoid them. As t WiA, ,o the praoner gave Lim such a violent blow r tilt. ear that it ku•a:k,d Jinn into thu road, and hit injured. liefoie he could get up he saw tie g.T 10-r stsikiug his wise, and she fell to the ground and ii. , .sla injuzi.d, her eye being blackened and her _ rto Mr. Knox, the complainant said he know of the pit-, eefore. Dimetly after tho pri .. I.e.i anti hie wife he ran away amass • •, :A., and although he followei him the pribouur suck:VAC:I in o cap ng, 1 . 1 ••• ) 1 1. t. PA" :414 d for the warrant. taro-her ga'e bitittlar evidence to that of ..i4 w* very much hurt and 1..11, 11, 1: •11,11.. t , , Mr. Khov, Mre. Greener mid flat all she 1 ." "".• , r was to take hold of him while a.•.e hula. lhau.ug. a young woman, gtvo corroborative t , , :‘ , 11 . .:111i. Smyth.% 31 E R, PAW that the prisoner, fin LlaSte4ly last night, first said that he 1 ".:b , a-their st u,,t thr, alTa.r, but afterwards admitted that Lc v.u,, guilty. '11,,, ,and I. wa very drunk at the time, and iLet it Le hod done u!! that had been mad he wee very ?wry. 1:r. l: box raid he 4,0u1d pot dmil with the primmer for lb- mat on the hoolou.d, although for that ho ought to • u.natbal for two month, but ahould commit him I months with hard latbour, under Out Aggravated A , uuit- Act, for Ow n...sult on the female. •NOVIEII iIItUTAL ASSAULT. Ann Tuvkr, tv.-4;l;iings, Hobo, was • hug. 0 1.0.0'e Mr. w.th violently wwitulting 11Lery ,‘ . 1 .0 ~ r rar, noidiniz in the Nino, hutuse, •ud throwing her c,.wiefehe. 71. e injured wonuin war unable t attwid. kr' IT. the evidence of a witww., Ulu !tasting, it &n -,eared that the women had been drinking, that soma such took place between theta, and that the primmer, THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1868. with the exchunatioe of " Yon old ---, Tye got you now." rimed tie *used woman and threw her down- Milian' Webb, an oMoor of the f 1 diT6ion, prove,' mkt. ing the injurml woman in a state of semi-commiouenes4. and he took her to the Middlesex Hospital. where she n ion sine in a precarious state, tho surgeon dating that alto wee suffering from concussion of the brain. Mr. Knox remanded that prisoner for screw dart TIIAMEB. swami STABBING OAS. AT ana. - • Au important i;SO of stabbin g was heard this morn ing. 'l he offence was committed as far back as the 20th of January last, in Manilla, within the jurisdiction of tho Admiralty. The facts disclosed may be thus desoribed : The prisoner at the bar was named ,Yolonion Defeey. a si-anian employed on board the barque Ceti.- hue, and the complainant was also • 111111111111. named Ourratid. On the day above named, whilst tlio ship •ar at Manilla, the defendant had to haul a rope 1411.0e1 the deck ; it caught the prosecutor's wrist, and, writhing under pain, he called the defendant " a fool of a moke." The prisoner then said that he would give him more shortly. The quarrel between the two continued for same DM minutes, and the prisoner was seen by some of the other persons on board to draw a knife from his sheath and plunge it into the prosecutor's ribs. The loss of blood and the pain occasioned by the injuries canned the prosecutor to faint, and, after being attended to by the surgeon, he was put on board • Preach ship. of-war and conveyed to this ciountry. The prosecutor, in crone-axamination, said that he told the primps: that if the British consul would allow him to get a good situation in Manilla he would not come to England, but would forgive him. Mr. inspector Clarke said that from information he re ceived he apprehended the prisoner on board ship at Gravesend, and told blip the charge against him. He was brought to this court, and had been in custody for some weeks, and be applied to the magistrate for the ex penses of the crew, wbo had been obliged to remain in London. This applisation having been granted, The Ifigiitrate said the charge againet the prisoner was ray serious, and committed him for trial at the next scallions of the Central Criminal Court. THE ADEROELE CATASTROPHE. (71118 DAY.) ABERGELE, TUMISDAY. The charge of manslaughter against the station maxter is proceeding. The breaksman and Mr. Mason, &self-rant-manager of the railway, are summoned, and will be examined. Thompron, the driver of the mail train, is dangerously ill. The Uniuny is expected to conclude to-morrow. MERCHANT BANNING COMPAWT OP LONDON ILLIIInia).-(rius DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholder% WAR held at 1 o'clock, at the Bank, 112, Cannon-street, Mr. J. A. Smell in the chair. The CILURKAN commenced by declaring an tut interim dividend at the rate of to per cent. per annum for tit,. half-year, obeerving that the directors had fixed upon that amount, not from choice but from necessity, in order that the amalgamation account might be reduced u far as yossible, and adding that he had very little doubt that the profits of this year would go a considerable way to wards getting rid of that account. The business con tinued to increase very satisfactorily, the greatest care and caution being exercieed by the manager and directors as regarded the class of business taken. The average per centage of lora bad now been rnlncevi to the lowest minimum that could h e After a short ctimenasion the meeting separated. ARRIVAL OP TER QUI►RY IN PARIS. trimaran zurirrnali AGNNOY.) PAALS, Harr. 10. Queen Victoria arrived here this mor 144 at 20 minutes past 10. Hoe IlaJeaty was receive i at the Eastern Railway Station by Lord Lyons. MR. BRIGHT ON 2BR RATEPAYING GLAUBER. The following is an extract from %letter rocoivod on Tueseay by a gentleman in B:rasinghain from Mr. John Bright, M.P. : "The Liberal party wished to extend the snlrage with out distwbance of the system of payment of rates by the landloide, bet the tory government refund Ws, they would hare excluded 36,000 houssisolden in Birmingham had the compounding system continued. They insisted's& what they call the ' test' of the payment of lutes, and thus inflicted greet hardship upon the small householder& The liberal party ate ready to remedy this gitevonce, but tho government party oppose any attempt to remedy is. They opposed it in the bowie, and oho la the committee which ant upon the subject of rates." SHIPPING INTELLIGENS:IL-(rfN DAL) Tatmow, Sept. 10.—Wind at poem, pleamat bream sad very tam brat, SRA.. 9.—Arrived: Paste, from SEdalds, for Aleastahia ; Weutbridge, Shields, for Fang. SWANNIA, Sept. 9. - Sailed : Bede YealUt. for Cturhal. Pourraorra, Sipa 9.—Artived Galatea, Rom Charlestown, for Gollaubeug, Int/alma of faistopmmt. for Calcutta. Orr roaveautrtm, Sept. 9.—Astived :Ban Ideal, from Shields, Burrrsftiarros. Sept. S.—Arrived : Rabbet, f, Chrisliftaii. &tied : Celt (0.1. for Caps at 000 l no :Ooeid. (a.), Brasaft. IR.suoula, tlept. 9.—Arrived:YAdors, trout Akyab ; Ms% Qftrixe. Kueaeow, Sept. o.—Arrtred Kiiisbeth, taws Trinidad. Hu., Sept. 9.—Sailed : victoria, for Attica. NIIWNSIT, Her*. 9,-08444 : Ophelift, forJeftaftioft; Coreueopfa, 14y:ft:, N. S. Maitre - O'er, Sept. B.—Arrived : Euphotnia, from Ctasbao. Sailed Nelms, far Savannah. DAISTIIOVTV, &S. V.—Arrived . • Mum 8., from Llaselly far London. with low of tor-mail-Tard. Caaoirr, Sept. i.--Baited : Bouve:dr for Bahia. 14[1142T11 DOLT. 844. B. : Fredanok Tudor, fro. No Janeiro. _ _ Bes. : Ifernittos, for Demerara. Gatemer, Sept. 9.—Anived : Undo, ham Quebec. Livearoot, Kept. 9.— Arrived fneatoca, hos Monte Video ; MAK btotiaa (w.). Montreal ; City of Antwerp (ea), New York. reeresca, Stpt. 9.--Arrived Indast27, tram Uloomettr, for Santargkv. Rcpt R. - Sailed : Ermwt, for Sydney. C.TI. Qtiumsrowe, Sept. P.—Arrived : Manhattan (m.),from Liver. pool. and left for New York. Orr Cocoon Sept. O.—Denmark (se). from New York nett sloth August), and proceeded for Queenstown. LATEST SPORTING InTSLLIGIOIOK DONCASTER METING.-{THIS DAY.) ZETLAND STAKED. Moat des &Wiles walked over. EOLINOTON STAKE& Mimic,' brat Lord Hawthorn. BADMINTON HANDICAP. Laaeret .. .. .. 1 .. Lady Hautetta .. .. .. $ Igluslnd .. .. .. 3 .. 6 ran. SWEEPSTAKES. ._ Thervaldsce ... ____ .. .. .. .. I Crocus .. .. Ithysworth .. .. .. 3.. 9 rea.! PORTLAND PLATE. Five terkage icl yard& 4.4 L Hermit, 06/11/4011, Licitie, Vireroat, at Balt: bastes, Meow, Keroury, Tabooret, Clo=t. sa. Croons, Pubuietta, Lady Bourbi lia t e l. b rtla lady 7Atlaad Einowrirop, . Oriasi tisiou tolltuat& Last Ruse at attaasibt a =u, NW, Ross, Coup d' t, Dues* Soubrette, Sweet Aarm, Hermitage, Haase, and SR Hew are bare. SCARBOROUGH STAKES. Om mile. CIL Ritualist sad Cliarawood are hum YJNITINO. 4110NEN . mairsr.—(Twrs DAT.) Olfl O'CLOCK. la the absence of most of the leading operators,' ammo& maricts remain vee7 inactive. Never, thdess, the 'one is Arm, and the changes in prioes are nearly all in an upward direction. Consols are unaltrued, but several of the English railway se curities have experienced a fresh a*snoo, in con sequence of the increase in the traffic. Great Eastern and Great Northern A are in chief request, Metropolitan and Caledonian are exceptionally fiat. Tho latter stook continues to be sold on orders from Glasgow, where an impression prevaib that the directors are abo u t t o announce a greatly reduced dividend. The variation s i n th e foreigh department are oonfined to a few bonds, and are unimportant. There is no alterstion in the diesount market, and the rate for advances in the Stook Exchange is still 1 per cent. _ _ Consols are quoted 934 to 94 for money, and 94 to 4 for the amount (October 6), and the Three per Cents. Reduced sad New Three per _ Cents., 92; to I, ex div. The general tendency of the railway market is upwards. Great Northern A stock has Unproved I per cent.; Great Eastern, 4; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ; and Great Regimen, Midland. Brighton, South Eastern, and London. Chatham. and Dover, 1; Caledonian and M%tropolitan, how ever, have declined 4 to 1. Annexed are thoprioes Caledonian, 74; to 4 ; London and North Western, 113 to I, ex div.; Great Western, 491 to 30 ; Midland, 108 to k; London and South Western, 87 to 88 ; Great Eastern, 371 to 38 ; Brighton, 32 to I ; South Eastern, 731 to 4 ; Metropolitan, 1031 to 106 ; Great Northern, 1061 to 106 ; ditto A, 1074 to 108; London, Chat ham, and Dover, 181 to 19 ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1274 to 1281. Foreign stocks are inactive. Turkish of 1838 are inquired for, and have improved 1 per cent., via., to 641 to 631. The Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan is / better, at 831 to 4, while Spanish of 1867 have receded 1, the present price being 341 to 3. Brazilian of 1865, 75; to 764 ; Chili= of 1867, 94 to 4 ; Egyptian of 1864, 864 to 87 ; Italian of 1861, 511 to I ; Mexican, 15 to t ; Peruvian of 1865, '771 to 78) ; Russian of 1866, 921 to 931 ; Turkish of 1862, 66 to 1 ; and ditto of 1863, 39 to 1. The Indian Five per Cents. are at 1141 to 115; the Four, 1024 to 1031, ex div. ; the Bonds, 20s. to 25e. prem. ; and the Debentures, 103 to 1. Bank Stock, 243 to 247; and Exchequer Bills, 16s. to 20s. prem. Only a few dealings have been reported in bank shame. London and County have changed hands at 491, being flat. London and Westminster, 654 to 661 ; Union of London, 941 to 331 ; Anglo- Austrian, 61 to 7 preen. ; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Consolidated, to 4 prem. Miscellaneous securities are without change. General Credit, 24 to 4 dia. ; International Finan cial, 1; to 1; dim.; National Disoonnt, 111 to 4 ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to 15; Telegraph Construc tion, 16 to ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 201 tot. United States 3-20 Bonds are 1 per cent. lower, at 71) to 1. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures are quoted 371 to 38 ; and the Conso lidated Mortgage Bonds, 381 to 1. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is steady, at 2; to 3 prem. The directors of the lonian Bank have declared a dividend and bonus fur the half-year ending June equal to 10 per cent. per annum, payable on the 10th of October. The third ordinary general meeting of the pro prietors of the National Bank of India (Limited) is called for the 22nd inst., for the declaration of a dividend, &c. An extraordinary meeting of the Patent Nitro- Phosphate or Blood Manure Company (Limited) will be held on the 7th of October, when a resolu tion will be proposed in favour of increasing the capital to 125,0001. by the issue of 2,500 now 101. shares. TWO O'CLOCK. Consols are without variation. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are steady, at 931 to 94 for money, and 94 to 1 for the account. Home railway stocks are quoted about the same as at 2 o'clock. Caledonian, 741 to 751; Brighton, 52 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 1051 to 1061; South Eastern, 751 to 1; Midland, 108 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 1281; London and North Western, 113 to 1; and Groat Western, 49/ to 50. Foreign stocks are inactive. Italian of 1861, 511 to 32; Orel, 831 to 1; Spanish of 1867, 34 to 1; and Turkish of 1865, 39 to 1. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank to-day. It is significant of the extreme dulness which prevails in commercial and financial circlet that, though we are now within a few weeks of the and of the quarter, when the demand for money usually shows at least a partial revival, the market remains utterly quiet, and the supply of money seeking employment is as large as ever. In con sequence the rates remain at an unusually low point. It is understood that the Bank are now open to make the usual quarterly advances to the brokers and others. A memorial to the Committee ha favour of closing the Stock Exchange next Saturday, when the repairs will be completed, has received many signatures. The Midland Railway In d& return shows this week an increase of 5,8901. over the oorresponding perio d of 1867 ; the London and North Western - , an increase of 2,3631. • the Metropolitan, an in crease of 7651.; and the Great Northern, an increase of 6,1041. The half-yearly meeting of the Caledonian Rail way Company is convened fur the 29th instant at Glasgow. The half-yearly meeting of the Metropolitan District Railway Company is fixed for the 24th instant, and that of the Midland and South Western Junction Railway Company for the 28th. At the meeting yesterday of the Mutual Tontine (Westminster Chambers) Association (Limited) an interim dividend was declared at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. A meeting of the Pneumatic Power Loom Com pany was held yesterday, at which it was an nounced that Mr. Richardson, of Graoeohurah street, bad introduced a variety of improvements in the loom, and a vocal committee of share holders was appointed to consider the best means of bringing the merits of the machine before the notice of the manufacturing public. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) ONB O'CLOOM The minbag market shows • favourable ten dency, owing chiefly to the improvement in East Grenville and Prince of Wales mines. Annexed are the prices :—Wheal Grenville, 275. 6d. to 30e. ; RNA Grenville. 2j to I ; Trumpet Consols, 12 to 13; Frank Mille, 225. 6d. to 23e. ; West Chiverton, 60s. to els. ; Prince of Wales, 36e. 6d. to 38s. Bd. ; East Lovell, 7 to 71; New Lovell, 17s. ed. to 225. 6d. ; Great Laney, 17i to 181; and West Caradon, 375. 6d. to 42a. 6d. Subjoined are the quotations of foreign and colonial mining shares :-Bt. John del Rey, 19k to 281; Dar Pedro, 25 bo I prem. k Lag;O- Drasilisa ct s ei to i prem. • Pertarena, 464 ella. ; . 2•fa 1 ; 'Bona Grande, fla refs* . ; Veziosa. II to 2; Pres • bairns, A to I ; Port Phillip, If to 1 ; nseradana, 2f to if. ; I .11 Advises from Prmos of Wales Mine state thall th#766 west is worth 2W. pee fathom. A telegram rewired yesterday from Mad Wheal GrenvilU states that a lees lode of grey ere, 40i. to ti 01. per fathom, has berm diseersea i is 110 west. , RAILWAY,MINING. ADM OTH SHARI49.--(THIS Ddr.) Pp pry to 1 p.a.' • r I. Nrr 00IANCIAL GOVIRNNOINT I,IMITIO New South Wake, 6 per mat., Jan. sad July, by aaa. draws. front 1067 to 1876, Mi. New Zealand, 6 per coat., Jaa., Apra, ;sly, 96 4 71. 4.2144 * 9 D .. erg oast, Jan. sad Mg t mi. ldre. , f Vietoria, 6 par ant., April eat 04..11 p. ORDINARY SHAM AND STOOD, " 1 Cakdosisa. 74f. 4 di. Great Earts . ra, 37f, If. / 4. ".- 106, Great Northern. -es 0 d• : -• Do. A (A receives •no dividead until 6 pit Nei* been paid to B), 111 c 6, 4 &, Great Western, 60, 496. Lancashir a. e sag Y • 126,•T1, Los*" Bei gam, aid Booth Omsk lit I. Lagoa. Clailinsa. and Doyen 1 1. leaks end Nadi Wellent 11 ad. • Alsiselsester, Bhedlland 44h D .. l iar. ht. to 6 per cent vely, _ _ _ _ . e(•Ib • .:Kellt "Do., New Esdowniblo, 101. Midland, 1071, 1, 0 0 , , , : a d k . North Lantern ), Nl, ad. Do. rio„ Do. orb), 87, *, Da Stockton nod Darlington), 126 f, w.d. North and Smith Wawbern Junotown, now LW. dam 11. South Radom 761, I, w.d. to PILEFSEBNCB North &stern, Wok linrilopool Bl erour and Sowkiiir, 66 1, xa- Y PREFERENCE SHARES AND /MUM. Great Northern (Boston and Sleafort), 41 per snp, M . 91, id. Midland, 6 per met., optional to oonvert to onesinty stook, Sept. 1, 1869, 19f, zd. • Lo., 6 per cent., 9g, id. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bore., Bar., and Cent. India, gun. Spar et., Mk. East Indian, gua. 5 per cent., 107 k, f. .. Grand Trunk of Canada, 14. . t Do., lst preference bonds, 49}. Do., 2nd preference bonds, 39. . Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 5 per cent., 107 1 I* r Great Western of Canada, In, i. ..t Oude and Rohilcund, gua. S per cent., 106 k. Scinde, Delhi, gun. 6 per omit., 1031. , INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURES. East Indian, 1869-70-71, 1078. • FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rhenish, New, 7 3-16. • Great Luxembourg. 111. San Paulo (Limited), gas. 7 per cent., 181. South Austrian and Lembardo-Venetian. 161. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk., gus. by Russian Government, b pee esall.• COLONIAL AND FORE/ON MINES. St. John del Rey (Limited), 20j. Yudansmutanit of S. Australia (Lim.), 3, j, DOCKS. London and St. Katharine, 53, I. JOINT STUCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), B, 7f. Chartered of India, Australia, sad Chiaa, 211. Imperial Ottoman, 101, 11. London and County, 44. London Joint Stock, 311. London and Weitminater, Do., Scrip, issued at 104 pew, none of whisk imp been paid, 631, 1. Oriental Bank Corporation, 44g. l'revincial of Ireland, SO. British and Irish M agnetic Teregra — ph (Limited), 166. Credit roncier of England (Limited), 21. Crystal Palace, 23 i. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gun. by Egyptian Boras. meat, 5. Faubaun Engineering, 31. Foreign and Colonial Government Trust and Loaned*, issued at SU., 80. General Credit and Discount (Limited), al, 1. Hudson's Bay, 15, 141. London Financial Association (Limited), 61. London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 11. New Quebrada (limited), 3-16. 34Panama, New Zeeland, and Australian& Mail (Limited), , . Itio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limitod), 19/. Royal Mail Steam, 63f. Submarine Telegraph, 93. Telegraph Construction and Maintenanco (Limited/. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 741, I. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. ASHTON-LIMER-1.4211.—Mr. Milner Gibson. in hie address. calls attention to the necessity of amending the system by which the possession of the franchise is made to depend on the personal payment of rates. He is also in favour of the ballot, and of a redistribution of recta. ----- BELPART.—YeStvrany Mr. Thomas McClure, the liberal candidate for Belfast, issued an address. He an nounces himself a supporter of Mr. Gladstone's measure of disendewment, in in favour of tenant-right, and the leading points of the liberal policy. No other addresses have as yet been issued. BRADFORD.-011 Tuesday evening Mr. E. Miall concluded his tour of the wards of the borough, addressing the fifteenth meeting of electors as the last. lie esprwed complete eatinfaction with the result of the tour, the pleasure he had derived from the internam°, anti his confidence, from the all but unanimous concurrence in Ilia opinions at each meeting, of ultimate triumph, 503- grating to his opponent (Mr. Ripley) whether, under the circumstances, it was worth while to pursue the contest, and whether it was not due to the citizens of Bradford to spare them the turmoil and annoyance of a contest. CHELSEA.—Mr. George Odger, the workins men's candidata met a body of electors yesterday, at the Hereford Hotel, Hereford-square, and having addressed the meeting, and answered several questions to their sa tisfaction, tt was resolved to call a large meeting of the electors of the borough, to hear Mr. Odger s political manifesto. It was stated that the working men of Lon don bad already subscribed sufficient funds to contest the borough. CITY o} , LONDON.—At a numerously attended and influential meeting, held yesterday, at 9, King's Armieyard, Meorgate-street, Mr. R. N. Fowler in the chair, the requisition to Moans. Bell, Twells. and Gib bons was presented. and they expressed their determina tion to become candidates. IitILDFORD.—Mr. Ooldwin Smith attended a large meeting on Monday_nt at the Public Hall, hold to promote the return of Mr.(Malow, the liberal member, who seeks re-election. HsexttnY.—Last night Mr. John Halms ad dressed • crowded meeting of the electors at the Lan e-Wert= School-room, High-struct, Stoke Newington. In reply to quisaiona Mr. Helms said he deeply regret ted that protestant& were in some places thrown into some doubt as to whether they were in • protestant or a Roman catholic church, and pledged himself to support any bill which might be introduced into the next parliement for the euppeasmen of ritualiatie practices in the church. A resolution pledging those present to support Mr. Mims at the coming election was carried by seeTsseess. Martino/4ff. —At a meeting of the conservative party it was resolved to oppose the return of the present liberal members for this borough, Mews. Lee and What man, and it was stated that two eligible cantliebitee were ready to enter the field. These gentlemen, Magri. Geo Parbury, of Caterham Manor, Surrey, and M. W. Coster White, treasurer of Bartholomew's Hospital, have issued their addresses avowing their attachment to the policy of the present government, and opposition to that - cif Mr. Gladstone and the liberal party. They avow their intention of immediately canvassing the electors, and pledge themselves to go to the poll. MAt:ron.—As the borough of Melton loaee ono of its members by the New Reform Act, Mr. Brown has announced his inteution of retiring. The lion. C. W. l'itzwilham, the other member, has issued an address seeking re-election. ILLRYLEBONE..—Last evenings public meeting took plate in St. Pancras Vestry-ball, for the pur pose of hearing an exposition of the political prin ciples of Dr. Sandwith as • candidates to represent the borough in parliament. Mr. H. J. Slack occupied the chair. The chairman at first refused to allow • question as to whether Dr. Sandwith would support the opening of theatres as well as museums on Sundays to be put, but after a great deal of clamour, said he (Dr. Sandwith) was not in favour of open ing theatres on Sundays. Mr. Longden moved and Mr. Lamprey seconded a motion in favour of Dr. Sandwith. Amidst tremendous uproar Mr. Alfred Dwelly moved as an amendment, " It is the opinion of this meeting that Dr. Sandwith offering himself as a candidate for the borough of Marylebone is only opening a field for the con servative candidate to divide the liberal interest, and this meeting wish to express their full confidence in the present members, Mr. H. Lewis, and Mr. T. Chambers." Mr. Hodgson emended the amendment, but the meeting would I not bear him speak. The amendment upon being put to 1 the vote was declared unsupported. and the original motion was carried. Mr. Goldivin Smith thee delivered an address in sepport of Dr. Sandwith. Min-SunitEY.—Mr. Goldsmid has addressed very large meetings at Battersea, Richmond, Wand..- weal, Putney, Mortlake, Kingston, Reigate, and Toot ing. On every occasion resolutions pledging the meetings to support the liberal candidate wore passed unanimously. All these meetings wore fair and open, and convened by public Jilin—Them was a very full meeting of the liberal ooinmittee for Mid-surrey at the Terminus Hotel. Ceumn-street, yesterday morning, to meet Mr. C. H. Bedsits. Mr. Marsh Nelson was present, and explained his reams.; for issuing his address. The committee decideil unanimously to support Mr. Roberts. NonFoLit (Nottrit).—Tho liberal candidates for this division, Mr. It. T. Gordon and Mr. E. Woelehouse, have been pursuing an active canvass during the past week. On Tuesday evening they addressed a meeting at Great Yarmouth, at which Mr. W. T. M'CullaghTorrens, M.l'. for ruebury, also spoke. TOWBR &rand& addreased a erowded meeting of the electors as the Baptist schoolroom, Bow, last evening. The chair was occupied by Mr. Edward Rider Cook, the representative of the district at the Metropolitan Board of Works. tirsfsimp.---Mr. Arthur Bass, in socking re election, earl:tins why ho rupported the conservative Reform Bill hut year. Tituito.- -Mr. Paiumnore Edwards has been ac cepted at a large public meeting as thu second liberal can iiAate, in conjunction with the Hon. Captain Vivian. Of the WO tow elisiors fully 600 are believed to be liberals. THE TEMPLE CHlntell.---It is nnn•onm,wi that tbal'esupla Church will be re- nod for diviaa service Elroday. the 4th of October. CABITAIZIE& Watts. Sept. t.—The - Willem, of Yarmouth, whirl' woo exhort , yeenvelay, has gone to mama The mentor report.' having seem two other beeaele alore, but they got off sal provably!. PICTOWIRAO, APIA. 9.—The NTOMPZIIIIOB (aritooner) of Hartle pool, for Harttuy, was stnualed ham' this atoning, but got off leaky and returned to harbour. Giuramsrni,l4pi.l. 7 :iicinn, from Sunderland, which sunk In this harbour, hu been raised. Coas• sr BBOADFORD, ULM or RCVS, amt. fl.—The Volant, of 1f0th•••74 .04 on • rock in the sound of Kyleukm yesterday, but was wut uff end into the quay of Kylmakm, making !ouch water, end hey cargo will probably be lost. Rst.r.ma, Sept. 4.—The Clusrlotte (brigantine.), of BONA, was FITIIIMIOd on St. Patrick's Rooks yeotcolny. Thu master refused the aid of the meorguerd. . . — Lrvraroot, 9.- The Orentea ( .), arrived here, report. that en the flth Se gept pt., in lat. 30 N., lon. W., ahe pawl a mambo, of square loge and planks. apparently not l ung in the water. UII.S.II.ANTINE ir A Vri, Rcpt. 5 —ln yeomanm of a royal order, doted Best. t, quarantine upon arrivals front Owed Britain no auppreneed, and wads from thine* rill ho admittal to froo prangs° after as ob servation od Huey. day onll•. Lame, Sept. 5.- -Ry an mylry from the Retard of Health of let 13 1:t a t r ' ti gintPr r a t ' l fleanEntlian4zeAdedazea, to bdeoawa"l4. tinning " suspected" of mud disease. WEATHER REPORT. THIJIISDAT. SEPT. 10. e A.IL Atmospherical pnreure her diminethed at all statism rime yeeterday, emsept on the weet comet of lorance—tbe change has been greats:et ou the northern portimar of theme Wands, showing a areveitre at Nairn of nitro than 3-10 the of an inch. Barome trical rtadinge are dill high, the difference between the greatcat at titsrborowb and the kart at Biarritz is nearly 3-tOths. Tem tela.tlus is higher at Rations in the north and north-wee. minds wire froth yeetcrilay in Ireland mid on the tru7n7iel rout, mcreasing to a high wind at pinta. This morn ing the wind in easterly and moderate in southern and sweetens dietriets, but in Scotland im light from the south-west. lint is reported from the north-meat man and the Irish Channel. The weather is generally tine orer them intrude and in the wee of Dunce. LANDLORT)N AND ET.ErTint9.—Mr. Drrix and his daughter are not the only landowners who believe that a tenant's vote ought to go with the land. Mr. War burton, of Arley, euteitinus equally strong views of a landlord's prerogative. mu gentleman wields feudal sway over some seventy or eighty tenants, each of whom has been informed by the steward, "that the landlord will inform the tenantry how they are to voto, and that their votes must be given ea he may dio tate." In pleasing contrast to this offensive direction, Lord do Tubley, 01,13 a landowner in Mid-Cheshire, has addresfed his tenants on the same s.ifijoct. His lordship is all the more deeply interested in the approaching con tett, ina,inuch as his own DIM is one of the candidates. lie frankly declares that he feels the greatest intereet in his wain prospects, but he tells his tenants, "most dia. tinctly," that, whichever way they . may vote, "no change of feeling will thereby be created in my mind as a land lord towards you as a tenant."—Moscherter Paossisier. COLLEGE won Woninco Woma.v.—At a meet *of the Woman's Suffrage Society, recently held at Aubrey Hoehn Notting-hill, the residence of P. A. Taylor, M.P., a report was read showing that the society had dis trilroted 20,000 pamphlets during the year, at an erpense of 2101. 19e. Id., a good balance being left in the treasary. The ladies have much faith that the reformed parliament will be ready to give a solid vote in favour of their muse, even it it be not curled therein. They are olive also to the importance of female education; and in addition to the Working Woman's College, inaugurated by Mrs. Mailmen a few years ago, which ham boon eminently soccesdal, Mrs. Peter Taylor Is having built adjoining Aubrey House a college for working women which pro mises to effect much good. It la found that able teachers and lecturers are glad to give their assistance to this noble effect, which it is to be hoped will prove contagious in both England and America.—Prom the Nero York 7Yibiers. Naw ADMIRALTY Juitianterzox Courrry Cot= Aor.—An important act was pared on the day of the prorogation to confer Admiralty jurisdiction on eiunty courts. Her Majesty, by an order is council, may now aceign Admiralty jurisdiction to county courta wherein snits to 3001. for salvage, and unite for a smaller sum for wages, necessaries, and cargo, may be tried. The act points out the manner of procedure, with an appeal to the Admiralty Court. The act will considerably reduce the expense of Admiralty cease in county courts, but cannot be enforced in any district without an order In eouneiL A Dssitto ADlMlTtill.—On Saturday. the 29th nit., a gentleman left Bristol for Ilfracombe in a small canoe or skit!, propelled by a paddle with two bladea, and not the usual muds of pulling or sculling boats. The smallness of the "craft" attracted the notice of all who saw her, being quite a novelty—length, from 10ft. to 12ft.; breadth, about Wt. Sin. ; depth, from 12in. to 14in. ; and decked all over with the exception of the small space for the occupant to put his lege in in order to sit down ; • strong man could carry her. He arrived at Clevedon from Cum berland been in the incredibly short space of two hours and thirty minutes, remaining there until Tuesday last, when he started for Watchet, but the wind being rather high and the waves too large for his trail boat, he made for the shore at Kilve, and stopped there until Wednes day evening. lie then left, called at Watchet, and placed his tiny craft on the breakwater, where it was soon sur rounded by numerous wondering spectators, who consi dered it madness for a man to trust his life in such a " cockle Aell," seeing that she was only tin. in the clear from the water's edge when the occupant was in her. The gentleman having rested himself, launched his boat, paddled her round the harbour to the great amusement of all who saw him. and then went out of port very swiftly fur Minthead. Theme ho stopped that night and the fol lowing day, and on Saturday, Sept. 6, started for Ilfra combe.— Microform* Journal. THE INCENDTARY FIRER IN NORTHUMBERLAND. —Sir navvies; were brought before a county magistrate at North Shields yesterday afternoon, on suspicion of setting fire to the stack-yards of Messrs. Bolton, Stewart, and Watson, &mere, at ramie% on the nights of Saturday and Monday, by which between 60 and 60 stacks of corn and bay were destroyed. Thu prisoners wore remanded. They had been working on a new line of railway in the neighbourhood, and tho county constabulary are in 1/09• rose ton of certain evidence which they will not disclose, but which they state will connect 1•01710 of the prisoners, at least, with the act of ineendiariam. Another incendiary fire is reported within two miles of the city on the farm of Miss Wise, at Rathpea con, near Cork. Two ricks of straw and hay, and four farm offices were burnt. This outrage is believed to have been effected by ()reek fire. Thep property destroyed is of considerable value. A CHANOB OP FORTUNE.--The Talbot Leader mentions that a sudden accession to fortune has occurred lately to a well-known resident of Major,* named Louis Seemoirtuji, a native of Hungary, who, with a number of others, was sailed from his country on account of his partiranship with Komuth over 20 years ago. We un den.tand that at that time ho held the title of count, and was Torawnand id estates equal in value to 46,000/. per annum, which, however, were confiscated by the Austrian government. By a recent amnesty granted in his favour, and that of other exiled nobles, he has again become owner of his fettling; and title.—berth Atertealiati lisgisUr e July 20. YACHT-OWNXIIB AND ADKDIALTY The Lords of the Admiralty have issued the fol lowing important directions to yacht-owners enjoying thedr privileges, which it is hoped will be pm/aptly otaa plied with: CraeuiLa.. _ _ _ • "Admiralty Sept. 8. • " having come to the knowledge of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty that some yacht-owners are in the habit of flying the Wows of the dabs to which they belong without having obtained the proper warms* from this dice, also that in the case of yachts belonging to more than one club it is supposed that the owner modally take out a warrant for one of the clubs to which he be /nage. I am commanded by their lordships to acquaint you Met th ey must request that yacht-owners will at mos apply for warrants to fly the colours of every club to which theyii i beloag. am also to request that you will all the attention of the members of the cl u bto the 106th section of the Merchant Shipping Act , which is as follows—viz.:lf any colours uurualllly worn by her Majesty's ships, or any colours ream- Ming those of her Majesty, or any distinctive national colours, except the red eningu usually worn by merchant ships, or except the Union Jack with a white border, or if the pendant usually carried by her Majeety's ships, or any pendant in any wise resembling such pendant, are or is hosted on board any ship or boat be/onging to any subjsct of her Majesty, without warrant for so doing from her Na ivety or from the Admiralty, the master of such ship or boat, or the owner thereof if on board the mine, and every other person hoisting or joining or assisting in hoisting the same, shall for every such offence incur a penalty not exceeding hunt. ; and it shall bc lawful for any officer on full pay in tho military or naval service of her Majesty or any Bntish officer of the Customs, or any British Consular Aker, to bawd any such ship or boat, mud to take away any such jack, colours, or nondanta and such jack, colours, or pen dants shall be fOrfeited to her Majesty.' " I am also to request that you will send anually to this office a list of the yatchs belonging to the club, that it may be compared with the register of warrants in force. "I am, sir, your obedient servant, "Ramer G. Lasso& "To the Secretary of the Yacht Club." A correspondent of the Time* reports e conver sation with a French gentleman and lady met by him on board a steamer coming down the chain of Rocks from In ner to Fort William. On the subject of expense, the French tourist remarked:—"l arrived the night before last with madame at the most respectable hotel at Lim verness. We studied economy in everything. See the bill presented to me this morning-21. 10s. It is too much. Such a bill deters travellers. Ina word, o'est stupid& Your London hotels are far worse. For two days in an hotel at the west-end wo were made to pay U. To charge in that way is outrageous. It is wicked; e'rel a eol. You understand now why the French fear to travel in Eng land." Large hotels, be prooseded to my, were wanted at the points of greatest retort. Then there would be reasonable charges and many more tourists. Miss Burdett Coutts' generous proposal to offer prizes in promotion of the cultivation of the cotton plaut was taken into consideration at the last meeting of the executive committee of the Cotton Supply Association. Mies Coutts often 5001., and the Association will add to the amount, in order that some carefully matured plan may be tried in India, " as the most promising of our souicee of cotton supply." A meeting was held last evening in Oldham to promote the movement for the erection of a monument to the late Mr. W. J. For, formerly member for the borough. Mr. l'latt, M.P., and Mr. P. A. Taylor, M.P., took part in the proceedings ; and letters were read from imrious well-known public mon in the district, expressing sym pathy with the propoeaL Quitioncrowx, 10.—The National StWam sLip Company's steamship Denmark, from New York, arrived off this port at 2 o'clock this morning. She lauded paseurgers and proceeded fur LiverpouL All well. THE REPRESENTATION OP EAST WORZESTER 11131kE.—We have much pleasure in announcing that Mr. Richard Biddulph Martin, of °Tertiary Court, Overbury, near Hreedon, hes consented to come forward in the liberal interest for the above important constituency. The MS.= of his doing so, as our madam are aware, LS the withdrawal of Mr. Brown-Weethead from his can didature, owing to the pressing solicitations of his old friends at York to stand again for that city. The family of Mr. Martin, the new candidate, has lung been Idlsattalled with the liberal came, and both in and out of parliament they havo been supporkas of measures of progress. He himself heartily endorses Mr. Gladatone's policy on the Irish church, and on other questions, and the advocates of the ballot will be glad to hear that he also is in favour of that measure In his address, which will be lamed and appear in our edemas to-morrow, will be found a detailed siiiticin of his political crud. We understand that the Son. C. G. Lyttdtan and Mr. Martin will commence their canvass without delay. Mr. Martin, we may add, is a member of a well-known banking arm in Lombaid-street.—.biestiierheeti /bet. - - RECTOR AND SCSTOOLIIASTEN.-A short time ago the Rev. W. Pattinson, rector of lOrkbampton, near Car bale, was charged before the county magistrates in that city with having assaulted Mr. thane it. Heath, suhool wader of Kiskbampton SchooL The assault arise out of a dispute respecting Mr. Pattinson's authority in the w-h.ol Mr. attinsun had given Mr. Heath notice to leave the school, but he refused to give up his poet, as the notice wee not signed by the majority of the managers of the schooL Me. PatCnson then attempted to eject Mr. Heath from the school, and in doing so assaulted him. On the suggestion of the magistrates, the case was, by agreement, left to the arbitration of Kr. llVAlpin c Mr. , and Mr. George Mounesy, solicitors, Carlisle, with power for any two of them to make an award. Mr. WAlpin and Mr. Moons y have just made the award. They found (1) that the Be,. W. Pattinson did assault Ms. lie•th, as alleged by him, and that the &insults were not justifiable ; (2) that Mr. Heath had not had due notice of termination of his oe.oe of schoolmaster; ma :) that there were other managers of the school ; and 4) that the Rev. W. Pattison and Mr . Mack should • e sufficient and suitable apology to Mr. Heath for their assault, and should pay him all the coats he had incurrod, whether in proceedings before the magistrates or other wire concerning the matters in dispute (the amount of such cods the arbitrators settled at M. 6i. 9d.), and fur ther, that they should also pay the cost of this referee and award, amounting to 2,1. 14s. 2d.—Masiditeier Gwardiam. SUICIDE FROM ROUTITWARK-DRlDOR.—Yestor day a man, apparently about 42 years of age, committed suicide by jumping from Southwark-bridge into the river. His body was not recovered. - - - - - BOAT ACCIDENT.—About 4 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon a small boat in charge of three Coast Guard men was swamped within a quarter of a mile of the Feplanade at Eastbourne. Fortunately the accident was immediately observed by the boatmen on the beach, who lost not a moment in putting off two of their pleasure boots ; and although the sea we. exoeedingly rough they erucemicd in rescuing the three men, and brought them safely to chore, to the immense relief and satiefa of hundreds of the assembled visitors, who instantly got up a subscription amounting to DM, and divided among the boatmen who assisted in effecting the rescue. hiILANCITOLY ACCIDINT AT LOTJOU Sunday evening, about 6 *o'clock, a melancholy accident took place at Erne, by w.h. a soldier, a of the let Nort h l elfish PuallMis, named Patrick e = l , Ice* his life whilst bathing. It appear, that de ceased—who bad served 14 pars sad 0 mouths, wore two medals, and was is possession of three con duct badges—waa drinking • greater part of the day, and, am he was for duty on the pioquet, he Irma to have • dip in the lake it the rear of the main barrack in Enniskillen, in the absence of the sentry, in the water gate. Deceased had got half across the stream when he sank in the presence of many people on the shore, not 30 yards from Lim. A boat warn close by at the time, but be never ruse. It was supposed he had taken cramps is one of the arms. Drage were immediately brought into regulation but without avail, and all search given over until the next morning (kienday), when he was fount does to the spot at which he saely—Nerthoris WAY. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TRW DAY.) BY TELEGRAPH. ) (now Oirl owm conszeioNerter.) The market very gouty ; sales probably about 10,010 bales. COBS BUTTER MARKET.—(TIIIs DAY.) (Mu oil' ow Ordinam_ 118.., 112... 1100.. 999., 795. ; 2.144 firkin.. M ild cared, 126.., 122 a., 117.. ; 200 firkin& WINCING-LA/111.—MM DAY.) Br eso—The market is without improvement, ant Wee of any Went could only be stetted at easier prime. Barbadose sold at 33.. 6d. to 345. ; Granada, 30a. • Jr. maim, 33 e. ; and brown Mauritius, 28e. 9d. BetLied— tke sales are limited, at previous mom. Correa—The value of this article oontinue• to be waft maintained. and nearly all the parcel. of colonial broken. to patio sole are taken al with good co b inCen. Plan. tattoo Ceylon ordinary small to gre 64a. bd. to 60.. ad. • middling to good middling d. gO.. 6d..; Nonni ordinary. 40.. 6d. ; good ordinary. 46e. Tna hi only a limited amount of Wainer' doing by private contract at previous rates. Amt.—About 100 casks Demerara sold—pone. et to. bhda at Is. 10d. Fat:mt.—At a further decline far Valencia retries a good business has been transacted at 225. for very lair and stalky, to 20.. for fair, and at 30% for good, to46a fee line selected. • few Muscatels in layeee sold at als. 76.. New currants remain quiet. AZZOWROOT remains steady ; St. Vtricent's pia at did. to ; Natal. nd. Race—Tie sates are confined to mall parade at pre vious rates, including Ifoongby at 9s. 3d. ; Dame at law to 19% 3d. Smoot —• moderate badness Is doing at the value. tons. Pimento realism 2d. to 2td. for common to good. Cumin lignea, 130 a. Penang nutmegs, 1.. 3d. to la. 7d. for 96 and tennis to the lb. Ginger, Jamie*. 0061[00a to good middling, Ms. to 71s. COORLINTLL.—For Tencriffe there is a good demand ad firmer pprrices. Honduras dull of sale and prices b Tenerife silver, 3s. Id. to 3s. 5d.; black, 3r2 to 4.. Id. Honduras low pasty to flue ailrar , 2% to 3s. dd.; black, 3s. to 3a. 13d. Gasusise.-200 bales common sold at 17s. Sarxrerum-300 bags, of refraction 6 and 41, sold at 18.. 6d., short prompt. Carrow.—There is a ahow of business doing, at previous prime. Jrie.—Abont 4,000 bales have been .old at the tut value—common, at 161. to 171. ; medium, 171. la. to 181. 10s. ; fine, nil. 10s. to 191. 16% TALLOW MAILICILT.—(THIS DAY.) Tke market is steady. Tows tallow, VA. 9d. ; burg Y.C., on tho epee, old, 46e. ; new, Ur. ed. ; October to Dtcetat•er, 46. ed. to 9d. ; Doman*, 44e. ; January to March, 465. 3d. to ed. XITROPOLITAN CATTLE NAREarr. (TEM DAT.) 7%e - number of beasts is the same is on Thtusday la 4 but there me ecettperatirelp few fresh up to this dey's market. Clacked qualities, wing ~ob + are fascias dis posed of at higher rates. Sheep are mot se piesitifet. There however. a more limited doeseml, gen Owe him ad wised on bed description'. Trade emithiose to be very Leah for lambs. Good caves are tether dearer. OW foreign soppky ormaiiis of $74 lesake sad VS calm. sardese oinks. •d. • refe Awe_ Ora_ 9. 4. 8. Bee Icor. Barebb. 1 0 4 lies3De•lmplask •II fled aboreeserns 4IOII 11 Lirreaferia...... 4 $ berme eeeL Dem* 30 4 0 De., 44., air ... • II • Cakmn • 4 • Ilveseessee4 gm& fi 4 S P• 0 ••4 4 VI Do. ie. • • • 11441444•1113.44414 II 0 lambs 4 1 4 4$ mom* I else mai Ira^ MVOS Obeli tie ; Is44+ 30. SMITHIFIELD HAY MAILEHT.—(TRIEB DAY. Yr. Charles Jura Keaton reports trade at this *am tug wit ea :—Ptime meadow hay, lOre. la 1164 lamina aitto, Aa. to 90..: prime clover, boa Mt le Life. a 'uteri°, ditto, 90.. to 110 s. i straw, lb. W !is A