The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-10 00:00:00

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The uncertainty which prevails OA to the period 1.. r the closing of the Exhibition appears to have a •timitlating effect in various quarters. The -cliools mustered strong yesterday, and the volun tors made a demonstration, in the persons of the 4•21al Lancashire Rifles, who, to the number of ~bout seventy, came to the building in uniform, awl were soon to he seen scattered in loose ,kirmisbing order about the building. They were under the command of Captain Commandant Craves, who, with Captain C. R. Melley, and Lieutenants Cunningham, Lucy, and Anderson, joined in defraying the expenses of the visit. The following schools, kc. were present :-46 Shun brook (Beds) National, expenses paid by H. H. Hanover-square, Magnus, Esq. ; St. George's, Workhouse, 61, committee ; Clifford Frome Na tional, 43, Rev. W. Tritton ; Hounslow, Holly House, 30, Mr. S. Mortimer ; Trafalgar House, Winchester, Hants, 35, Mr. Naah ; East Lon don Shoeblacks, 18, Mr. Win; Putney Mar tyrs' Charity, 21, trustees ; St. John's grove, Richmond, 9, teachers ; Aylesbury (Bucks), 32, teachers; Woolwich (St. Thomas), 16, Messrs. Craig and Sergeant ; Marchwood School, Hants (girls), H. F. H. Holloway, Esq. ; Licensed Victuallers' Asylum, 125, accompanied by Mr. Grinsdell, chairman of the board of management, as also by the Rev. G. Martin, chaplain, expenses paid by committee. An addition has been made to the contents of the Precious Metals Court by Messrs. London and Ryder, by the exhibition of the Doncaster Race Cup, a fine group in silver, representing Queen Boadicea haranguing the !cent. The highest temperature yesterday, as shown by Negretti and Zambra's patent thermometers, was :—ln the nave, 69.9 deg. ; in the galleries, 71.5 deg. ;in the western annex, 76.4 deg. A further rise in the temperature. The reading was taken at 3 o'clock p.m. The following were the total numbers admitted yesterday, compared with the corresponding day in 1851 : I liesday, Sept. 9. 4Seuon tickets .. Total twuLty, Sept. P. 18bL Banos • 'thyme& .. 3,663 .. 60,7 54,2 M - f,114 68,015 si:iii --- ----- WEATHER REPORT.-(lHlf3 DAY.) WsDirostsis, Ilaricisit IO II Lit. L L 11. D. L 4 L L& KANE 29.90 46 44 W. o - /saw 29.91 61 46 W. b - LErfil - i.ERWICC 20.07 62 48 W. b - 1 A1t: , :'.0931.11 29.94 66 61 &E. b - P 0575058 29.98 68 65 N.W. b - GALWAY - 1 VALLITTA - qr EF,s , TOWN 70.10 64 62 N.W. b 70.01 67 61 W.S.W. r - Lrrr.spool. rE99l.ocs. 30.04 60 64 N. To 0.24 PIVILANOII . 8006 67 68 r.N.L 4r 027 Pirllour2.. JUSZT 29.97 10 50 &W. Sr 0.26 Went POSTOIIutITZ 29.90 67 66 96.1 Sr 0.62 Dom MN a 50 W.S.W. dr 0.42 Lamm 29.96 67 66 N.N.K. 4r 0.26 - YA1.110071 - 6081501u0811 29.97 64 61 N.N.W. Er 0.18 2 Bmaa4 . 26.66 150 47 W. b - 2 MILIOoLIII9 - 1 111171113 DAT. W. CO N. and N.K. motlerete to fresh, generally floe. N.N.E. to W., mode- FRIDAY,. N.L to W., moderate with some r.in. 111L.A1D. to W.A.W. rate to freah. fresh to moderate. As next above. with W. atilitAL. As next above. Wine rata • N E..to W., fresh, some B.W.DioLuip. Similar to above. rain. N.E. to S.E. and S.W., &E. AIIOLAnD. S.W. to N.W., mode fresh to moderate. rate. Variable, chiefly north- X COAST. Variable, N. N. FL tow. • westerly, moderate,. fresh to moderate. OTTOMAN BANK.-(THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders was held at one o'clrok, at the London Tavern, W- W. CLAT, M.P., is the chair. The report of the directors said : "The directors beg to submit to the shareholders the ac rounta of the hank for the half-year ending the 30th June, 1862, duly examined and certified to by the auditors. After making the newest/ deductions fur expenses of manage ment, and provision for bad and doubtful debts, these ancounts show a net profit of 79,4561. 12s. 8(1., to which has to be added the sum of 9311. 17e. sd. earned forward on the 31st December, 1861, making is total of 80,3a71. 10s. Id. to be dealt with on the present occiaion. The directors recommend that • sum of 15,0004 be added to the reserve fund, bringing it up to 93,02. Y. ; and that a dividend b 3 declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per &norm, free of income ha, on the original capital of the company. They fug thee. re Commend that • bonus of 5 per cent. on that capitol be paid to the proprietors, like- Cie free of income tax, leaving a balance of 12,4071. 18s. 4d. to be cei.-ied forward. The anticipa tions of the directors, as to the favourable result of the esf-iblbihment of • branch at Bucharest, have been fulfilled, that branch having during the past half-year realised • satisfactory profit. The exceptionally large amount of profit in the past half-year has arisen, as the proprietors must of course be aware, from the commission on the loan negotiated on behalf of the Mattis!' government by the hank, in (injunction with Messrs. C. Devaux and Co.; but the profits of the bank, from its regular and amegtonxd operations, have not been at • lower rate than in former years." . _ The statement of liabilities and sancta, and the profit and love account, were appended to the report. The CHAIRMAN, ill 1130%;iig the adoption of the report and auounts, commeoced by adverting to the new Turkish Loan, for which the bank negotiated in conjunction with Messrs. Decaux and Co. Statements bad been made tending t 3 diminish confidence in the goof faith of the Turkish government. In the doubts expressed the directors did not participate, neither had they seen reason to alter the favourable opinion which they had formed with regard to the loan. (Chi . era.) The loan was advantageous alike to the harrower and the lender. It enabled the former to effect an advantageous operation with respect to its securities; and it enabled British subjects to invest a portion of their spare capital at a good rate of interest. (Hear.) As respected the rate of intereat, that must of coarse depend on public opinion ; but it happened that they Lad fuller information with res to the financial condition of Tu r k e y th an th e y in re lation to almost any ether country ; he referred to the report of Lord Habra and Mr. Foster. (Hear, hear.) No doubt there had been great abuses in Turkish finances ; but there was au earnest and real desire on the part of the government to remove all such evils. (Hear, hear.) An illustration of this Lad been recently afforded by a practical refuim in the mode of collecting of the revenue. The present Sultan had manifested intelligence enough to perceive the interests of his people, and energy enough to promote them; and looking at the vast extent, the fertility and the boundless resources of the Turkish empire, it would be unreasouable to take a despooding view of its future. The very resolution to improve the currency was creditable to Turkey. As far as they knew, the puipolie for which the lean was raised was being honestly carried into effect. There were great d'tictlties to be encountered, hut the conversion of the clime., for which the loan was need, was proceeding, and their could be no doubt that it would be accomplished. (Cheer...) The comadadoners for the application of the loan had, he less happy to say. been already appointed. As regarded the general business of the bank, be observed that the branches at Smyrna and Galata continued to prosper. Thee had lived down their enemies, and every thing was proceeding satisfactorily. (Cheers.) By the prompt response to the call for more capital the shareholders hail placed the hank in a position of great financial power, and Le believed they were justified in anti cipeting increased prosperity. (Cheers.) Mr. L. M. RATE, a director, seconded the motion. After a short dimmed°. the report was adopted, and • dividend at the rate of 10 par met. per annum declared. MACNIFICENT PlKE.—Early on Saturday morn ing last, one of the Cockermouth angler commenced fish ing in the splendid laic of Baamouthwaite, for pike. The morning weed, end his toils were'only rewarded with the cep tore of two smallifish weighiog 31135. each. About noon, how ever. his tackle was attacked with a rigour which told that the enemy was in force, the boat in which the angler was seated being actually drawn through the water with the prey. Finding there would he no chance of landing his price io the boat the fisherman rowed into shallow water and drove the fish ashore. It proved to be a noble Pike 29lbs. weight, the heaviest taken this season, sod we need not say that the captor was immensely proud of his nieces*, and was duly congratulated by his kind hostess Mr.. Rodent), and the "good ampoule" at the Pheasant Jon, Piet Wyke.— Canderland Pacquet. VISIT OP Met. LAING TO MA SCHMTER.—The presentation of the address, lately agreed upon by the Man chester Chamber of Commerce, to Mr. the finance minister of India, will take place on Th ursd ay, the 18th 'want, in the Mayor's parlour, at the Manchester Town krill. The Mayor will take the chair on the occasion. The state of Mr. laing's health will prevent his acceding to the Proposal made to him that the presentation should take Place at a public dinner. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1862. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. CUTTING AND WOUNDING. Mary Hart, a drunken-looking woman, about 50 years of age, residing at 7, Poplar-place, St. Pancras, was charged before Mr. Barker with cutting and wounding Mrs. Ann Doucehue, at Poplar-place. The complainant stated that the prisoner had been drinking with her (complainant's) husband for some days, in conse quence of which words ensued between them. Yester day afternoon the prisoner came out of her house, and seeing the complainant, said to her, " Your husband is upstairs, how do you like that ?" Without any provocation the prisoner struck her a violent blow on the head with a glass bottle. The blow was given with such force that it broke the bottle, and inflicted a severe , wound on the back of the head. Blood flowed freely, and ' she was compelled to have her head dressed at a surgeon's. The police-constable who took the prisoner into custody said that when be told her the charge, she said it served her right. The prisoner was drunk, but the complainant was sober. In answer to the charge, the prisoner aid that the com plainant had assaulted her and torn her bonnet, and that was the reason why she struck her with the bottle. A witness was called for the defence, who stated that the complainant was the first aggressor. If the woman bad struck her, and she had had a bottle in her hand, she should have struck her like a brick, and no mistake. (A laugh.) Mr. Barker aid had it been shown that the prisoner had fetched the bottle to strike the complainant with he should have been very severe. He should now bind over both the complainant and the defendant to keep the prace for three calendar months. . . . ~ The defendant, mho seem very pleased at the decision, left the court laughing. MARLBOROUGH•BTREET. R. I Pd SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. The railway market is less firm to-day, and prices are lower in a few instances. South Eastern stock has fallen t per cent., and Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, /. The other principal lines are without change. There is not much business. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93,1 to 94 ex div. ; Great Western, 65 to ex div.; Midland, 128/ to / ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106/ to 107 ex div.; London and South Western, 99 to 100; Great Eastern, 464 to 47 ; Caledo nian, 109 to ; Great Northern, 123 to 124 ex div. ; and South Eastern, 83/ to ex div. _ Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flatter, at 4 to # prem. Other foreign, as well as colonial and Indian railway stocks, are very quiet. Al I RAILWATIL 100 'Brlstoldkawerep.c.6l.4 , ISO .Celadonlen Quer. 8h WI Cork end Hoodoo 51p.e WI Oonewall, 6 per arra. ' Dea.Portk.i Abee.J•d. juo TAW.* elaagow iv. el 100 lidln.,Pertk.Dan. 06. 0 I 'lOO ,GLEastern,E.C.6.,6p. ' cent., No. 1 100 Do. do. No. 2 1 106 Do. do. 6 percent. prof 1 100 Do. IL Annlennk, 100 Do. do. A. 7 Pre 001 // , • 100 Do. N.l.7nloo,4p.cignal 100 Do. do. 5 per cent. gual WO Do. Norf. b p.c.E...113413. A* 'Do. 61 per ct. pref.. 16.7 00 DO. sp. ct. Wareney V. 00 Meat Northern. 6p. 00 Do.6a.red.ot 10 p.cepoo. 00 Do. de per cent 00 'Do.6p.o.red.et6 p.o.pw W Gl.N.Scollend, lot Pref • GLWeet.(llorke&Hante N Dn redeem. p. aeo N Do. redeem. p. own N Do. Irredoew. 4p. at 16 D(l.4¢4.f•lloSal Prat * Do. Wrm. Gun. Stock * Do. 111rra. Pref. Ston e Do.elteet. Gun. Stock O Da.CbeeterPLSLlip.e. D Do. do. do. 6 p.a. D Leo.* Yorken. LoiLdßrlsbt..6p.a.Gan. 80 No. 1 D0.6p.0. do. Nat Do.6p.a. do. .... Do.ito.o. do. Ne. 4 Do. p. do. .... Do. P.o._prcda do. • • D 0.7 p.a. relic Sleek.. D0.41p.0.d0.(61.LaC.Y., Dci. se t . •a.Bl...(div.deL t il l I Lat.diathwa end Dover I lAN W.Cor.lNno.6a. ,LlNS.W.7p.c.St.leteY6. Londonderry and Danis Do. 66 Yen.flhaLdLtne.6p.ot Do. Si per coot Do.redeernable •p.a •'And Cone.6l.o.Btoas IP 11. 1 Se 111 113 71 71 Z. pni 12 2 pai 11 It I 101 111 Ii 1 11 pun 21 Iti 1 111 141 Si a r. I 20 21 .! 691 611 8 10 Wi i usl dff i it 114 xd 141 17 it 1 loi tit 104 . It will 4 44 pail 1111 zd xd sal xcl MOO. 1,0741 50,000 .Y,000! 6,000 !,61YJI :io§l iiii too'N 110,000, 10,000 22,600 10,000 8,000 28,0001 12,500 BMWI S4WA le" ♦.dY MOM 640 X 11 dit 7.4 71 71 10 t IN 73 ROCKS. 'NUM prima. I ea... 10.VJO 60,000' la.oool MOM to, C4llo' 534.760 iCtldord Dar. G. Goo. (Ihrtetk ) ESE Clown Gold (Lot) iNatt Nowt (Mogan) Bast Candela 1 gut Carp Brat =llLltmat (Tarlalk ) I Ohuabler I Bt. *ohm Groat loath Tolima G. Wh. Poe (Haltioal Grearllkt Herod a-loot Inapt= Dowse Lady Bertha l i tcrltgo y y What). Ilwyndy Iron Ort North Dow= N. Frames (Mow) N. Wt. Basset (Ohm* North Wheal Crotty Par Coat. (Bt. Provldenos (U. Sortrldge Cos. Ma. Co. B.Oaradoa t at. Marl B. Cara Ikea (Litman). L W. Mama allogaallj Stray Park ,Tama_rl3ll.ltLeadlia.C.l i IT.olool 1.714 11 01,076 10 o,ou. Anon 10,000 go,: l 40100 WOW 00. 10 10 000 ,000 lilaOroFt ----- Vale et Tow.G . sese.) West Basset ) W. Cicadas ( ( seed) West Moo Wb. 866801 (Mogul Wh. Buller (lsdruth) Wle. Edward (Cal/toot) WA. It 1 tty Ms. Want) Wheal Ludoott W. Aar) 4.lu k hlausew 1 WO. Trolswass 1 L. 4 1 BANS& ddra and U. I. AllienceLonALli lwr4w I 4,21 21),1b° 16,4)00 2 )0,000 16,030 1 '4, WACO h 4 . KOJI NA( Meet Ix ie tis. - e Si. is uie.ea LI&O. kk. 121.14 a. 114.8. . 1 * Ilk: 04 1.7.2. 2.10.8 Wes 10+101 Is 1 p.n. IS 26 id 436 406 611 iPe •7 40 47i 4Si 12 12 Si 4 lb IT Si 6 0 Si 6 42_ 44_ 2 1 40 42 21 10 101 11 11 ' % si s 4 1 4 1 A 11 18 41 llel 371 ltir 1:1 14 U _I 1 101 101 13 14 14 10 240 130 BO 36 60 65 1 11 01 101 ?f mi 12 ! in - li . - 1/. 17 19 I N.I CIL Flom I Salm. 85 87 xd l 80 5 1 7t 9 23 84 84 88 Bank at Rap haat of LAWLOR Britton N. Amadei Char.Bk.litalt. Columbia C. at. lausa.Ana.,Lintra Mink Maa at bat* Las., and Clam Oty Colonial Corn. of Canada Bag. Ikea* Anat.Onirtd Imperial Bank, Limited Landau and BraziLlan Loa. Ch. batik Lit *wart die 19i YO 33 16: 90 93 40 a i - 116 Par sai 84 id 11i :2 Do. Yew Lendon and County London Joint Stoat Loudon & South African Loa. and Westminster Metro. & Pror i =lL Nei. Prow. of hattooal Book I New Booth Walla Oriental Beak Carport Ottoman lank 28 17 SS Si Si fpm 77 79 1 dls par 44 64 to It Dm Do. New Provincial of trauma South AminUs Dillow of AuetreUe 42 63 28 2 VI of Ireland ( tan 2:1 !Take at Laudon . 2 1 1 2- tl igaimia c 1411 11 1 . 4 6 .(1 1 'Australia Agricid 'Barna Walarworte.. Bombay Gm, Limited Bait. 4lrLoh Do. e T owe.= i Mina& Mad Cle.atiag.lbanielt 1747rretersos 66 46 I el $ l l 32e 11.7. li p - et. Para D. LlndiaCottonAgency,L 11.111illa & Wu. nulpp.Bo Eassimitalrrig.it c.uss Electric T Nag. and Ats g = Oro. Nam Martian Gnat liklp (Molted) • De. Inner amt. Pest Z. Instric4 Tat. (L.l. Les. nes. Onmiase Os. Lon.E.B.lre.Dlr.Tal. k l) Madras brigs. L Oes. Itiodlter. is. TeL National &scout Oo NerbudtlaCoalhiront Net erlanda Et p. ape.: N. Bruns. & N. tool R. Brit. Australasian Oriental Gas Often. la. aim. Ottoman Oas true! Naves land 4 also. !Testa. =Sadao. !Memo • 4 IS 24 61 61poi 014 60 64 zd 11 100 102 la 18 U 26 100 112 109 111 dls PM • 10 I di. is pm 90 lee 2 10 . 12 2T id let 19f 77k 8 4 - Pi as TIT. lien; - - Lass A led. Tel t 4.44 litur boa ew hie delay. eltz , lts.(L ) t Do. 10).! Mall Siesta Seetalsh Aust. Diresita Australian land Satimerine Tel. Seep De. do. Begistsred Do. do. telegraph to India (L ) T. di As. of Anst(L.) le.L huet&Ln.Co.U.Cenads VW. Kinadont 1 el. . L.I. Ten illemea's Teed._ it N II pat 4 gm .Pg• i - 1 . 10 U f i s 4 tod.Ap. ii ii, 11 141 r 18 1 97i 0 IN 190 11 20 td 6 td 2136 i Poi 66 136 SS I I fr4d 4• id 1 Oh I t ar Pul dis par ►ll I 2 MONEY MARIET,-(THIS DAY.) Two &Nom. The funds are dull, at yesterday's quotat►ons, with very little business. The other markets are likewise very quiet. English railway stocks in two or three instances have receded. The principal feature in the Stock Exchange, however, is a fall in Italiau Five per Cents. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 891 r. bk., showing a fresh fall of per cent. Consols are officially marked 934 and 1, for money, and 931 for the account. The present quo tations are respectively 934 to 4, and 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 92 ; New Three per Ceuta., 924, 92 ; India Stock, 231, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1094, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent- Debentures, 1883, 101, 100/ ; ditto Bonds, Ms. prem. ; Five per Cent. "mimed " rupee paper, 104 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 235., 20s. prem. ; ditto March, 205., 17s. prem. The foreign stock market is rather quiet. There is a fresh fall in Italian Five per Cents., which are last marked 694. A relapse has likewise occurred in Venezuelan Bonds. Mexican are fairly supported. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 85 to 88 ; that of 1868, 674 to 1 ; the scrip of the New Loan, 2 to 11 ; the paid-up, 654 to 664 ; Portuguese scrip, 24 to prem. ; Venezuelan, 14 to 11 prem. ; Egyptian, first issue, 904 to 914, ex div. ; ditto second issue, 6 to 7 prem., ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Chilian Six per Cents., 85 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 914, 901, ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., for ac count, 691, 4, ; ditto Maremmana Railway 724; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for ac count, 311, 4 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46 ; ditto scrip, 151. paid, 24, 4 prem. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Center, 914 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 23/. 10s. paid, 4 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 931, 4 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 544 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 444 ; the Committee's Cer. tificates, 91 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 854 ; ditto Six per Cents., paid-up scrip, 65k, 684, 651; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 274, 4, 27. At a meeting to-day of the creditors of Mr. Con stant Veillarcl, of the Refreshment Depart ment, International Exhibition, it was re solved that the estate shall be wound up under a deed of arrangement, to be registered under the Bankruptcy Act. The liabi lities amount to 27,6161., and the assets to 7,2531., showing sa. 3d. in the pound. A dividend of ss. is expected to be realised. The discussion had reference principally to the payment of 2.0001. to the Hon. Mr. Cadogan, in connexion with his obtaining, it was stated, the contract for Mr. An instalment of 10 per cent. falls due to-day on the last Russian Loan. The trifling sum of 2,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The accounts from New York mention that the steamers Hansa and Glasgow were about to leave for England with 97,000 i. in specie. There was not much alteration in the exchanges yesterday afternoon, but the tendency was still un favourable to this country, bills being in demand. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam!, 3 mouths, 11.17 j to I ; ditto, 3 days, 11.15 to 16 ; Rotterdam, 3 =oaths, 11.171 te 18 ; Ant werp, 3 mouths, 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg, me. baneo, three mouths, 13.7 f to 8 : Paris, 3 days, 26.15 to 221 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 21; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1191 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 341 to j ; Vienna, eff. So., 3 months, 12.95 to 13.05 ; Trieste, eff. do., 3 months, 12.95 to 13.06 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to ; 3 months, 49 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 moths, 25.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.56 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 3 ; Palermo, 3 months, 119 to ; Messina, 3 months, 119 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 523 to 531. The cotton market yesterday was dull, and prices were irregular. The transactions were limited to 12,000 bales. Indian railway securities are in good demand, with a favourable tendency. This is principally caused by the Scinde Railway Company no longer supplying investors with their Delhi capital stock. This railway, when completed, will, with the Scinde and Punjaub lines, connect the port of Kurrachee with the north-west provinces of India, and will probably be one of the most successful of the In dian railways. The stock will now be officially quoted in the Stock Exchange list with the other Scinde railway stocks. An auction of the Foreign Redeemable (Passive) Debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 29th inst., the sum assigned for the purpose by the government being 6,630,472 reales. With reference to this debt a correspondent writes as follows : Allow me to thank you for having brought the subject o the Passive debt into sink*. We have ample ireennty for It, but the difficulty is to cause the Spanish government to abide by the law of the let Awed, 1851, for the redemption of this debt. This redemption has been making very slow progress this year. At the various abuts from January to July only ten tenders have been accepted, and these were for tire million males (nominal), and redeemed on the 28th April at 19.58 and 19.65. _ . The Scottish Central Railway dividend will be officially proposed at the rate of 5/ per cent. per annum, against 6 for the corresponding period of 1861. _ _ The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 29th August were 8,8801. sterling, being 7911. more than in the cor responding week of last year. The Ultrajectum Insurance Company have noti fied that they have established a London branch, and commenced fire insurance business here. This association have likewise branches at Paris, Cologne, Brussels, Stockholm, Hamburg, Frank fort, and St. Petersburg. The parent establish ment is at Zeyst in Holland. The capital of the society is two millions of Dutch guilders. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : leauranoa—Albert Medical Life and Family Endowment, 2,1 ; Alliance Marine, 58 ; Atlas, 101; Commercial Union, 3; Globe, 991 ; Gnardian, 1511 ; Imperial Firs, 336 ; In. demnity Marion, NO; London, 431 to 1; Marine, 99: Mer- I amide Fire, 41 to ; Ocean Marine. 141 1 ; Rock Life, 8/ ; ' Thames and Mersey Marine, 41 ; lJnivemal Marine, 4 to 4. Gee Light and co ke . — Europ ean. 141 ex div. ; 861 to 6 ; Weetmituiter Chartered, 751, ex die.; ditto New, 37 ex !lir. . . aol to 61:4 ; St. Katharine, 59i to f. Moak.— Birmingham (Guar. 41. per cent. Lawton and North Western), ; Regent's (or London), 25. Waterworks-13erlin, ; Chigoes, ; ditto New Gua ranteed, 1862, 7d). TUESDAY Evatnra. Consols, which closed yesterday;tili, for tho Bth October, opened and closed to-day at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 931 toil. Theotticial business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, ; ditto, for account (Oct. 8), 931 ; Bank Stook, 241 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 1 • New Three per Ceuta., 9% k ; Thirty Years , Annuities, 1885, 15 ; Red Sea Tele graph, 211 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1001, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100/ ; ditto Bonds, 30a. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " earned" rupee paper, 1111. The India Five per Cent. Stook was steady, I at 1091 to 1 ; India Bonds, at 275. to 30s. prem. ; the June Exchequer Bills, at 20s. to 23a. prem. ; and the March, at 17s. to 296. prem. The foreign stock market is still the most active department of the Stock Exchange. The principal demand to-day was for Mexican Bonds, which have experienced a fresh rise of nearly per cent. Italian Five per Cents., on the other hand, have fallen per cent., °trio* to sales on a less favourable read ing of the political and financial advice*. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates were firm, and Egyptian stock dull. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. were quoted slightly better. The demand for Ve nezuelan continue-, and a further advance of to J per cent. has taken place in both the old and new Bonds. The Turkish Loan of 1868 left off slightly better than yesterday, but the scrip of the New Lou remains flat. Bank shares to-day were steady, with a moderate demand. There were more inquiries for Unto& Bank of London and London Chartered Bank of Australia. A further decided improvement has taken place in Oriental Inland Steam shares. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 10 to 10} prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 21 to 2} prem.; Commercial Onion Assur ance, to ; Universal Marine, to 1 dis.; London and Provincial Marine, 1 dis. to par ; and Mercantile Fire, 11 to 11 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Hindus tan, 11 to 11 dia. ; Union Bank of Ireland, 11 to 11 dis. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, Ito rem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, par to prem. ; Bank of Queensland, 11 to 01 Railway , ; Les ion and Middlesex Bank, I do. to ; Irish Rolling Stock, Ito dis. ; and du Wagon, to 1 prem. Lausanne and Fribourg Railway Bonds have bees dealt in at 97, or 2 premium. MINES.-(T1118 DAY.) Two o'CLoowi The mining market is steady, with a fair amount of business. Wheal Ludcott shares are fain, at 13k to East Caro Brea are steady at 12 t o i and Bast Camden, at 474 to 48. Marks V are quoted 10} to I ; Wheal Seton, 160 to 156 ;North Crafty, 44 to ; and West Tolgus, 484 to 54 Foreign and colonial wining Aare, remain with out alteration of importance. A FRENCH PICIEPOCILCT AND fIN PDPILB. Charles Conde, a Frenchman, and two lads named Edward Tayforand George Ellord, evidently pupils of the former. were charged with attempting to pick the pockets of several gentlemen in the Haymarket. Sergeant Joy, 9 C, said at half-put twelve lass night he was in the Haymarket, and saw the three prisoners in con versation together. He then saw the Frenchman direct the lads' attention to three gentlemen walking down the Hay market. The Frenchman walked fast, having a boy's omit over his arm, and got in front of the gentlemen, and then turned round so as to stop them while Ellard was busy behind trying the gentlemen's pockets. They after wards followed three other gentlemen, and the Frenchman again got in front of them, and with his hands under the coat on his arm, tried to steal a gentleman's watch, while the lads were engaged in trying to pick his pocket behind. He then got assistance and took the three prisoners intocuatody. IN the way to the station with the prisoners the French man, after using a threat, struck him • very severe blow in the mouth, cutting his lips through. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the sergeant said he knew the lad Ellard as • thief, and the Frenchman was • bully and companion of Haymarket prostitutes. The prisoners bad nothing to say. Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoners for three months' hard labour each, and the Frenchman, who he had no doubt was the best thief of the lot., for an extra month, for the swank on the sergeant. It is a noticeable circumstance that, during the bearing of this cam and one or two others of robberies, there was • large number of boys present paying the greatest attentioa to the proceedings, and probably learning • lesson of vice. LAMBETH. THE SUICIDE WANIA.-DRUNIENNESS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. Ann West, • middle-aged married woman, was charged before Mr. Elliott with attempting to drown herself in the Thames. Police-constable 564 A deposed that about a quarter to 4 o'clock on the preceding afternoon, while on duty in the Bridge-road, Lambeth, he maw a crowd of personsassembled at Westminster-bridge, and on going to the bridge he saw the prisoner at the bottom of the steps and close to the edge of the water struggling with two boys who were preventing her from getting into the water. He hastened to the spot, and had some difficulty in removing her to the station-house. While going along she said she had quarrelled with her hus band, who gave ber a pair of black eyes. and she made up her mind to either poison or drown herself. Mr. Elliott—Was she drank or sober at the time! Witness—Drunk, your worship. The prisoner, in reply to the charge, said sbe had been to a wedding on Monday. and on Tuesday morning got driok. ins again, so that she was quite unconscious of all that happened. She was a married woman, and lived with her husband in Westminster, and hoped his worship would allow her to go home. Mr. Elliott inquired if her husband was present, and being answered in the negative, he remanded the prisoner for his attendance. &Now Davey, who described himself as a wine cooper, residing in Walworth Common, was next put to the bar on a charge of attempting to commit suicide by hanging himself. The prisoner, who merely said he had attempted the act from being in great trouble, had a very narrow escape, for when cut down be was quite black in the face, and insensi ble ; he was remanded fora week. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ay =or= rizzaaAre.) WARWICK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MATCH. Coasteroatica beat Peeping Tom. COUNTY HANDICAP. Om mile. Man at Arme, Libellous, Twilight, Lady Derby, Acco, Master George, Rodpole, Calabria, Hopeful Duchess, Dome Cann*, Lord Stanley, and Loiterer are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF FIVE SOVS. Three-quarters of • mile. Gipsy Girl, Equinox, Best, sad Epaulette c are here. WARWICK CUP. Three miles. Taunts, Bally& ic;;d7li;p - paree — , — ., - ;dlCa - airo are here. NURSERY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Erin-go-bragh, Equinox, Herdsman, Cainonette, Actaeon. Glengowrie e, Tourist, Latta, Sybil, Aconite f, Postulant f, and Mn Belle are here. WELTER CUP. One mile. Suburban, General Hess, The Prophet, Bolero, Abron, Twilight, Libellous, and Copernicus are here. AHRIVXD.—Zara, Naomi filly, Amazonian, and Magnifier filly. LATEST BETTING. ST. LEGEIt. 5 to 2 agst Marquis (t) 9 to 2 Burkstome (off) 8 to 1 Coriabrook (t) A SPEECH BY PAUL BEDFORD.—At the annual meeting yesterday of the Dramatic, Musical, and Equestrian Sick Fund Association, Mr. Paul Bedford, who on present ing himself was warmly received, said, " Mr. President, and all my dear boys and girls—(laughter)—like the ancient swell of whom I have read who wandered on the wild sea beach with a pebble in his mouth, in order that hemight de liver an oration, I would, if I had known I was to have ad dressed you, have wandered with a pebble in my mouth on the banks of that silvery stream—the Thames. (Great laughter.) But the resolution has been suddenly thrust upon me, so I hops, my dear girls sod boys—(arighter)—you will forgive any lapaus lingtr—that's good Dutch—flaughterl—when I propose a vote of thanks to the gentlemen of the com mittee and the boys of figures—l believe they are called auditors. (laughter.l My dear children—(renewed laughter) the fact is, that if 1 had lived in the time of that swell Demosthenes—l am glad I didn't, for I should not now be enjoying 3car society—Qaugbter)—l might have learned from him how to make a speech • but as I did not. I have now only to propose a vote of thanks to the oommitttes and the auditory. ANOTHER PRINCELY GIFT BY A LIVERPOOL GIN TLIMAN.— Mr. Henry B. H. Blundell, of Liverpool, who is at present in Canada with his regiment, has just communi cated to hit agoot in Liverpool his intention of placing at the dispo.al of the Liverpool committee 5,000 toes of coal for the relief of the Lancashire distress. In • monetary point of view dila contribution is the most munificent t given to the reli e f f un d, a l t h oug h L i verpool baa acted oo ily in the present emergency. DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY, WITH VIOLENCE.— On Monday night, the quiet little town of °sweetly was alarmed by the report that a murderous attack had been made on some partial close to the borough. Of course several very exaggerated reports were at once current, but the following may be depended upon. It appears that Mr. Oswald Davies, with Miss Thomas and Miss Matheson, had gnu, for • walk along the high road to Shrewsbury, shortly before 9 o'clock. The night was fine and moonlight. Just as they passed through the turnpike-gate, they saw four men sitting on the read-side, one of whom asked them to relieve him. Mr. Davies gave the man a copper, on which he grumbled, and deruaoded sixpence. which Mr. Davies refused, and, with the ladies, went down the road. When they bad gone a couple of hund re d yar d s they turned back, and almost immediately met th e f our men. One of them demanded Mr. Davies's money, and another seined Mims Thomas by the throat. Mr. Davies resisted, and the other two fell OD bim and overpowered him, beat ing him over the bead with a heavy stick, until he was ren dered partially iuseosible. Miss Thomas was thrown to the groood, but Miss Matheson managed to escape, and ran to wards the town. The people at the turnpike.gate had gone to bed, and she failed to arouse them, but she met some parties going down the coed, and they hurried to the spot, on which the men went off, not, however, before th e y h a d secured Mr. Desire's watch and some money be bad io his pocket. We understood that two men bays been taken cp on suspicion, sod that the police have • clue to the others. XrDaviesbelievee that he knows one of the men hysight, sad Miss Thomas thinks she can identify the one that held her to the ground. We are sorry to add tha t Mr. Davies was very roughly baodled, his clothes being literally torn to pieces, and his head very much cut and bruised by the brutal attack.—Osnestry Advertiser. 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Glasgow & South Western 19S Week eltditig Sept. 7. Grant Luiembourg London and Blackwell 1,467 Myth London °wenn and Newtown 49LIstaldloes& Newtown 42 625 3,811 .... 9,200 11,196 4,643 IP LOGO - 2,913 7,008 1,608 3,020 tkoes 8,449 8,841 1,696 1,610 NO 1,104 A European child has been found in the pos session of some Pusjabees, supposed to have been lost duriog the Indian mutinies, or abducted for the purposes of prostitution. The child and the Punjabis.' are in the bands of the Bind authorities pending inquiries. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RIC-LAND.--4THIII DAY.) The quantity of wheat freak up this week is ensall. Floor moderato. Bsrley, oats, buns, and peas limited. Scotch sod Irish oats nil. The foreign arrivals of wheat are mo derate, Russian and Prussian, but the greater porno's Ameri can. A large arrival of American haive of flour. A very mail quantity of barley, and a moderate supplj of oats from Ramis, Prussia, Denmark. and Sweden. A cargo of peas from Canada. and one Baltic ; one of beans from Mediter ranean ; cotton seed, Egyptian ; sod a small supply of he eled, East Indies ; other seeds very contracted. To-day the attendance of hams is very thin, but quota tions are well supported osi all deocriptioos of foreign and English. Flour of the name value as on Monday, although the arrival of American is very large especially into Liverpool. Barley rather cheaper than lest week. Oata short supply, and prices fully equal to let day. Beane and peas same, sod without change in value. Seeds.-Linseed firm, rapeseed steady. Other seeds without change. FLOATING CANGOIB.-A good quantity on sale ; Eng wheat la. lower than lad week. Winivg-English : Ere:and Kest, whit*, nn, Wane 80a.; ditto, fine old, 60a. to 62..; ditto, red, new, 481. to 56..; ditto, fine old, 58a to 80a. ; Norfolk, &a, fine old, -e. -a.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : Dantai44.. to 585.; fire, 58.. to 80s. ; extra, 58.. to 82e. ; 51.. to 585.; ditto, extra, 564. to ; Rostock, Ws. to ; ditto extra, 545. to We.; Mecklenburg, 525. to 56..'; Uckermsdc ditto, -a ; American white, 53.. to 58a; ditto, red, 49.. to 58e.; Canadian, 545. to 58.. !3AILIT.-Eaglish mailitinngg,, 37e. to 42.. ; Ace,-a. ; C , 27.. to 285.; and distilling, 30s. to 31a. per qr.; ag grinding, 25 to 291.; ditto &Wino& 295. to 344. Males.-Eaglish, Essex and Norfolk, 50s. to 83e. ; ta.u. 63.. to 87s. ; Kingston and Wan, 654. to 70e.; brown. 50a to 581. 0011.-English feed, 21s. Od. to 235. Od. ; potato. 25a. to 271. ; foreign, 2AL to 265. Sewl-English tick, 314 e. to 404. ; borrow, 39s to 43a ; r 38 - to 39 e. ;foreign . Xi. to 36e. ; tack. t n i; 375. ; Konigsberg, 38s. to 395. ; 355. to 38s. Pala. -English - 12004ra, iNk. to 415.; w to and blue, 40a. to 455. ; maple, -a. to -a.; gay. 36.. to 38..; hog, 38s. to 40a ; foreign, 34 to 365. notia.-Englidi Lows, 44e. to 48e.; ditto fine, 475. to 51a; sentry, 42a. to 435. ; Norfolk said Suffolk, 375. to 39a; Free* -s. to -s. pee sect ; U.S. sweet, 275. to 305.; Canadian. 27.. to 30a. : fikmaida 394. to 41s. 1116116 CONIL-W'hito, 31e. to 335. ,• 29a. to 31.. FLOATING Cutoons, all 0. F. sad IL-Wh yellow, est : Bent .'saki and Marianople, per 4921 be., 455. to 47.. ; Mirka, 455. to 48a. ; Polish Odessa, per 411100 i a, 434 to 4 ; wlfita -; Danube and Galata, 40a to 43a. ; 2145=z 37.. to 395. Barley: Buptiaa and Byriaa, per Rs. to 255. ; Odessa and Dion* do., Sla to Ms. Beans : ' Egyptian, per 4801b5.,305. to 335. Maine : Means and Galata ' per 49211 v., 31a Od. to 32a. ; Ibsen sad Bulgarian, fur ' 480110., 31s. Od. to 325. ; Preach, do., -a. to --a. ; ' American, do., %a to 3041. ; Egyptise, -a. to -a. Bum -oanary seed, per qr., 48s. to 54e. ; qr..blag= seed, per 3Ba. to 42a. ; Mustard mead, per 84. to 94. Gd. ; brown, -s. -a ; Linseed, per qr., ' crushing, Ws. to 525. ; Linseed akin, English, per ice. 111. 0.. to IV. Os. ; American, thin, in kris., per ton, 121.0 a to 121. Ws.; do., in lugs, 111. Os, 1. 111. 10s.; Battle, I 01. to 01. Offi. : Marseilles, 101. to 101. 20a.: Rape calms, Os. to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, ss. to 61. Od. ; Maps seed. English, per qr., 64.. to 72.. 63.1.1VAL9 INTO LONDON FROM &CPT. I TO SEPT. is. lasillab sad Bcatell. garelpa. Whist 1 . 720 . 281/ ItTZ Bailey flats Malt Flour, Famllah, 491 sacks : foreign, &MO 611i414, maks. LIVICItPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY BRITIM AND II ZAQJIB WO. (r9or wit OV/N ootazaroinsirr.) The market is still demised, sad the isles will be veey =AIL KINOING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Eisomt.—There is a fair but not a brisk deamad ter West India at full prices middling qualities brag meet in re quest. Mauritius meld, brown ordinary to fine brown. 29.. to 35a. ; low to good yellow, 33e. Al. to 395. ; grainy, 38a. 6d. to 41s. 6d. Madras. ;Mire brown and low yellow, 29a. to 30s. 6d. ; and Cuba iluessonado ditto, We. Id. to 365. &L Relined quiet, sad prime are emirs. Corns.—Firm pries are paid for all desirable qualities. Plantation Ceylon sold, triage, 71s. to 795. ; low to good middling. 83e. to 89s. 6d. ; peaberry,9oa to 61s. 6.1. ; wain small to fine ordinary, 70s. 6d. to 745. COCOA Mu sold at firm prima. Trinidad, grey to fur, 38s. to 72a. Cal. . . TEA continues quiet. Rica.—The sales are about 5,000 bags, at full prices • low sad ordinary cargo Bengal, ea. lid. to Bs. 6d. ; middling white. Us. ed. Row is in limited request ; 60 puncheons of Leewards sold at is. ed. PLIIENTO bas sold at full prime. Middling and good mid dling as 20. to 3gd. llsurrerar.—The market is quiet. COTTON continues in limited request. Hare.—The market has been excitod. 381. 10s. paid for clean St. Petersburg ; 391. now demanded. Manilla sold at 29!. to 311. JUT!: eoot:nnss in active piquet ; prices are again Mt to I.os. dearer. Common to Iles sold at t. 21. to 301. TALLOW MARKET.—(TEIN DAT). The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 47.. 3L net ceeb ; Potersbera Y.O. ou tbe spot, old, 48e. to 48s. 3d.: ditto new, 495. ; Oct. to Dec., 495. ; Jan. Merck, 49e. 6d. to 495. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattendeu and Smith report a good trade for al Ise hope, at fall prima. A few samples of Belgian have arrived, but the quality la very inferior. COAL ifARICAT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Fad Haswell. 17e. 3d. ; Will. Feed South MAW% 17s 3d.; Walls Fad Teem, 16e. Ad. ; Walls Bad Braid* Hatters, les. 3d. ; Walls Fad South Hartlepool. lea ; Walks Ead South Hellos, lea. 3d. ; Walla Bad Cassep, 16s. 3.1; Walls Bad Kam. la.. 3d. ; Walls End Edna Hain. les. ; les. ; Wylam, 16s ; Daffrya Swam, lea. ed. ; West Welem, 16m. ; Walker Primrose, 12s. ; Lambert's Hartley, les.; Walls Fad Hartlepool, 16.. ed.- 47 ship at market. THE ROYAL BANE OF IRELAND.—The directors of the Royal Lok of Ireland have declared a dividend far the half-year, ended on the 30th Miguel, 1862, of Ula per share, beio4 at the rate of eight per cent. per seams. The dividend for the oarrespooding half year of 1861 was 18s. a share. showing • felling off of 2a. in the pelmet hells year. The February dividend of both jean was the ease. 12i. a share. MURDER OF • WARDER AT PORTLAND. --Shoe maker warder Charles Evans, while unlocking the cells after the dinner hour on Monday, was stabbed in the seek by s imayiet, and almost immediately expired. The ruffian we instantly seized by the prisoners from the adjoining ealkk, and secured by the officers who first came up. Ile wee ad once placed in Landcuffs. and removed to the separate cells„ where he will await the verdict of the wen.. FATAL COL. 1111111( ACCIDENT IN Normiossamsflialn; —On Roadsy morning a shocking aealiest ensured at the Whaley Colliery (eight miles from Nettinitiess). the pm. pear of the Duke of Newomtle, by whisk ens ma has bass killed and two others frightfully injured. It apposes that a number of colliers were at work in the velem and Mew them were engaged in Mastitis. A charge bad basins. pared and the fuse applied to the genpowder, Ist the en. plosion took place sooner than ens -steeled, sod the insa were partially buried in the &brie. One d lima, ,taus* John Clifford, about 30 jean et age, readvai a balms d the skull sad died sons afterwards. Tv. Oh= enstninsi hiihtfal injuries, and at preemit . they lying is a 'arms state. An impart will be Mil this day (lif Ware Kr. Coroner Swann. I.