The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, Ilti.u.ttSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1867. LAW INTEIALIGENCE. THE BANK OF FRANCE. I SHARE LisTs.-(THIS DAY.) ____...._____ (THIS DAY.) (mote's VELEGRAm.) ORDINARY BMA RIM AND STOCIS. --..- PARIS, SEPT. 12. si t IN. I ', mean i C 5016 611. Trim I 8 • 146 1 . 046 7 i COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. The return of the Bank of France f or th e wee k y esterday. to 1 p.m. st. toe ,Wlstal end Saner --, 79 81 - (Before Mr. Commissioner Hoiroyd.) ending to-day shows the following changes com- St 160 .tele.touiali ......_ ms too - St. 140 'Cambrian - _.. -__ ' 36 46 es IN Or JAM Ea MARTIN. pared with that of last wee k : se all Cornwall.. _ _ 3 6 - This was an application for release. The bankrupt, de -81. 100 Dublin and BeTtastJuno 73 76 .w INCRRASE. 'Bribed as formerly of the Grapes public-house, Mount. St. 190 Dundee, Perth,RAIMJ u 79 71 .tree, Gro.:venorsquari, had mime kept the Prince of Cash in hand . . . . fr. 8,600,000 so 6 last Loudon - •-•- Wales, puldic.house in Pentenville. Debts, 2271. Treasury balance .. . 1,700,000 100 al St 100 owanB. l ! Do.,Srrip.. -„.. . - - - Oleagd Wooten, 110 112 ... Mr. Luca* opposed on behalf of Mr. John Griffith', the &minim; creditor, who had recovered len& damages against Private accounts . . . 200,000 St 100 •Oreat Eastern ()rd. st. 30 30} 301 ... t h e bankrupt for misrepresentation of tho value of at. ue 1 Do. I. Ana. 81E. N 0.2 4 6 St. 100 lOreatiforthotBootland - - - Du:amass. the I :rapta public-house. Since the trial the bankrupt SE 100 ,Orest Northern _. llO 112 - 1...4 done his bet to deprive Mr. Griffiths of the fruits of Bills receivable .. . 10,333 , 000 M . me Do.• .1 Arra no dlr. nn- 1181 119} - I. verdoct, he having given • bill of sale over the house in Notes - - - Pentonville as security to his distillers. Mr. Griffiths hail st. WO Do. Ord. bet. Dlv. Stock - - - bAdvances (S t South t Neat ( Ire.) • 05 07 - en grossly deceived, and it would be a question whether St. lOO Great Weans - ... -. , 661 47} 471 } the pi oce,ls of the bill of sale were not recoverable trout . _ _ - 100 Lancaablre & Yorkshire' 124 117 the distillers. W. MO Do.StourVal.Clua.litk , - t -• - Mr. Withers (from Messrs. Nash, Field, and Layton!, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE s ",-.. I LI Ez tr,u, , ,r_ 0 .,;„:„ „ w ..upported, and said that the bankrupt having satisfied • -.- St t. 1100 Do. Do. Newport 29 81 - -, the claims of his trade creditors found he was unable to (BY 711LEORAPIL) St. ' St. 100 _Lon. Brlirlim, a s.CoaW 501 Me 61 p.iy the detaining creditors. et. 100 Icaoa,ChathenotDov- 171 14 171 Al),, Honour said the bankrupt ought to have tried to DONCASTER MEETING. THIS DAY. 1 S t. , secure a rateable division of his estate, and not have givenrit. 10 0 Do. Net Ertna.A6p.s.l 10 16 - ZETLAND STAKESO London &North Resta ' 1121 114 1131 . p. ' •ulAr creditors a preference. The application must St. 100 Loodos&RouthWestern 81 83 - Verulam beat Cerf Volant. St. , 100 Men. Shetotlancolnabl 461 474 - stand over until after the meeting for choice of aesignees had taken place. CLEVELAND HANDICAP. St 'lOO Metroponna. .1 123 7.24 St. 100 DO. 01i0O0/01Z -. 01 , i1. ! - (Before Mr. Registrar Murray.) Seville ... ... ... ... 1 dead ep. ca. Ull 1870 1111 114 IN RE CHAk L KS SMITH. I'adisbah ... - ... St 100 IteleopontanDdrhit.. 83 86 -- • - The bankrupt kept the Colleen Hawn publichouse. Castanet ... ... ... 55 10 Do. de. do. - ee -.- 1:lue .tnehor.road, Bermondsey . The debts are said to 5 ran, 10 all Do. &SC John'ti-w . ood - - - b, about 10,10511., of which upwards of 3,000/ , is due to EGLINCTON STAKES. T.Y.C. St. 100 Midland un.ccured credit ors Friponnier, Athena, Ajax, Mutant, Fakir, Cotytto, W. 1011 North British M. IM De. Etna R Derby. 1 5 18 7 1 514 1161 - 1 2°l 1 31 82 331 This was the first sitting . A contest took plane for the The Co 1 Mercury, Braxey f, Speculum, Sin to Little St 100 Do. idnx,Parth,Dand 1 - - fellrpors ,- a riointment of assignees, and the choice of the creditors Agnes, and Romping Girl are here. be 100 IN. Eastern-Berwick 104 106 104 upon Mr. E. J. Cain, of Alderminster House, Upper U 101 I Do. O. 14. L Pure- - - - l.r.inge-road, Bermondsey, timber merchant ; and Mr. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. T.Y.C. St. lt4 Be. Leeds -. _ - Robert Allen, of Union-road, Rotherhithe, stove menu Athena, The Earl, Ruck, Ajax, Memeluke, Nee, Mer- St. 100 Do. York ---- , 96 90 - _ Lc timer. eery, Jenny Landecape, Russian Bear, Blueskin. Iron. 89 . 100 . 1 : 10 . Cullt l4 ' - - in all I Do. atock.Auvrlms ! 634 544 Mew's. Nash, Field, and Layton are the solicitors master, and Curfew Bell are here. ta 124 De. do., 1800-61 - under the proceeding.. PORTLAND PLATE. Five furlongs. Bt. 'lOO North London , 113 115 - IN or 4. K. MILLAKO.-THE 04GLIsH JOINT STOCK BANK. Friponnier.Bistrarck,Vespasian, Corporal, Mrs. Stratton, 10 I 0 . Da ,10 2 1966 , 1 I}pm - The bankrupt, an irontscmger, of St. Leonard's, Sussex, Verulam Olmar, Archimedes, Bounoeaway, Skylark, 0 . 2 .• 12, 00 Meth m mid wAtre•• •• , 62 66 - 00 II a & Western Jude . 109 111 - was the unfortunate holder of some shares in the English K nightirrant, Ines, Czar, Fakir, Wolsey, Leone , Repulse, i• ,- - • 100 Shropshire Union _ , 661 661 - Joint Stock Bank (Limited), on which he had been ordered Celina'', Cerf Volant, Chepstow, Minster Bell, Fr 0 0010 0 0 0 .• 55 South De ... 143 46 •••- • • - to pay 404 r. in respect of calls, and in default had been I Grand Duke , Tremble, The Priest, Grey Stocking, Breach St. 100 Mouth E stee - --. ~1 014 65 0 - cciumitted. He stated, in examittation,that he had been in of Promise, ady Roaehill, Hawthorn, Sir Oliver, Mochrie, 10 ell litaines,Woldngliam,ne! el 4 - id ... 1 business as an ironmonger in St. Leonard's for nineteen Cora, Tightfill e, Romeo, Belphegor, Russian Bear, Lady Ila 100 TIN Vale ---- - - i ' 140 143 10 It . Do. C . . - - Oat ''' 1 y ea rs. He had been inducted to take the shares in the Flora, and Adosinda are here. St. 100 ,Wsterforeli Hilienny -.. ... bank through representations made to him by the manager, PAID FORFEIT.-Mr. Pitt, Skysail, Whitworth, and 10 e waterloo & %ru m ba - that it would be a profitable investment. When the bank Aspirant stopped his stock in trade was sold off, and he paid all his creditors in full except the bank. He had no property SCARBOROUGH STAKES. One mile. 4013(1' STOOL BANK& beyond his shares in the bank. He estimated hie liability Flying Scud and Knight Errant are here. A - i - T - sit. - Ih•aas: lul I cl. Il ia - to to the hank, in respect of calls and money advanced, at ...._ . _____ _ 40,000 10 - Agra Bank (Lies.)• .... 0 -•-• ... -• D -- abut ,sal. He had no other creditor or liability. 6/.000 10 o. B. This was the first sitting, and the usual formal pro. DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AND LOSS OF LIFE. woo 10„ni 60 Anden asd oitod - 15 - - die - ; ceetlings were gone through. (THIS DAY.) 100,000 20 Anglo Avatrian 0 - -pm - -•-'- 40,000 20 Angle Egyptian (Lha.) an - - - TWENTY HOUSES BURNED. 90,000 03 Auglo Italian (Limited) l5 - -Ws - TIIE POLICE COURTS. so, 40 Australasia . _ The neighbourhood of Rotherhithe-street, at the 1%600 Bo RankotEritiZahnults all - (THIS DAY.) water-side, was this morning the scene of a most destrue- 12000 20' ' Do. New, Issued 2 561 • I g - ....7 1116 - 70,000 re or Egypt an -..- five fire. It appears to have broken out soon after mid. es, 20 Bank of Otago (Dratted) 10 .- -Ws - WORSHIP-STREET. night in a bakery, carried on by A. Ada m s, N o . 160, i n 5 0.000 60 , BankotVictorta,Austrel u - - - A6l 000, 10 . Bank of New Zealand- II 7 9gm - THIEF ON A RAILWAY PLA77011,31; Rotherhithe-street, a narrow thoroughfare running along tO,OOO, 60 British N. Amnick -. se 49 61 -- A matronly-dressed woman, of middle age and Peculiar the water-side, and chiefly occupied by small shopkeepers 60,000 20 C. Bk. halls, A, China. all, 191 all r o t expression of face, was charged be(pre Mr. Newton with and persons engaged in the di ff erent docks in the locality 3 °• °°o, " char t liar a ss . 1626 '' in. " 31 stealing a purse, containing money," from the dress pocket • 10,000 20 City - ... ..... ..- lO 11 13 - of Miss Fanny Evans, daughter of the Rev. Edward No reliable information can at present be obtained as to 110,000 100 Colonial - lll 17 39 Charles Evans, Down'ham Rectory, Billericay, Essex. how it originated, all that is known is that Mr. Adams 200 . 0 1 0 0 . 10 • . ;:teS 1 , 11tie . d 000 11 0 11 : 1 4 .. (t ) i ll ._- -em SI While on the platform of the Great Eastern line, and gave thealarm when thebakehotue at the back of the dwell- t°l,ooo 60 East London (Umitedi 11 -.- dla - - about to start for Essex, proeecutrix felt her foot touched Mg was found tobe in a blaze,and so rapid was the progress 10,400 10 Eastern treboonWlAns. 5 - - 4 14 - and saw the prisoner standing does by her ;no other 10 000 30 English and Amerada , 10 6 4 &is - of the fire that the family had barely time to escape before 60 : 000 20 y.,,,.2 ee eß,,ia ene i Is - - dl. - ?cram was near enough to excite suepithon, moreover as she (Miss Evans) lowered her hand at the moment the front house caught and the whole of the back rooms Now! ea Nus.Scote Ansi. Cliattd l all 16 18 l ithe felt the prisoner's hand in her pocket and after• were in flame,. The fire is described to have swept along lo w ,0 0 : 100 03 ' un itas peria ushan ssiik cleirrL i tatt wit (L! n u - dm 14 14 - wards missed her purse, which was safe almost int- the street both east and west, and within half an hour no 10,600 20 ' Imperial Ottoman -.. 10 11 o jdl o mediately before, she having placed it there on leaving - fewer than 12 of the adjoining houses were in ruins, 8.000 26 ' lonian .... -•• ..- • • 01l - - the refreshment-room. When accused of the theft the - - die - tiou will listen to me, when I tell you that I h av e t wo Horseferry Dock. The vessel is the Chancellor ; the fl ames 6000001100 D0. 66 p.c.De11,1366.110 en 11l 116 ••• ttle children at home." swept across the street, and set fire to her bows and ?ir e ° , " lieu ioo l akanaerice in a lin a44l '2l I g ts - - 23 44 " = 00610 on an d Cross-examined by Mr. Abbott-The young July would rigging, and it required incessant exertions of the firemen nue so Do. 24 I , lse 41 Wl* - sot absolutely swear that the prisoner's hand was in the pocket, but she had no doubt about it whatever. to prevent her beteg wholly burned. Several houses in 5.600 , 100 LondondlUveslian(l4 40 - - 916 - 40,00 26 D . do. do lO -- pm - lavender-lane were also burned down, and it was not till 60.000 1 10 Lon. Ch. Bank of Anent ell 13 24 Mr, Inspector Russell, of the A Division, an officer - of the railway company, said, when the prisoner was near daybreak this morning that the career of the fire was 1.1 1 ,..g 0 0, :C o l I LoLd o on d and o. T .. -0:111 w 47 - - 11: 66 68 fel ... brought into his office she knelt and promised that if he *topped. The extent of property destroyed was very large, '''' 73,000 50 ! London Joint Stock 116 04 10 34} 1 would not take her into custody then he should never see u will best be seen by the subjoined list of damages con- 16,000 11) London South Animal all 10 12 - her at the station again. On the previous Monday and tained in the o ffi cial report of Captain Shaw, the chief of 10, " I°o Lou. A " a " .2(1 "L )) ! " - - din - Friday she visited the platform , and complaints of 6,000 60 London aVenesuela(l. 'l4 - - die - pockets being attempted were subsequently ine.U. the fire brigade, this morning to the Metropolitan Board 10,000 100 Lond o n a Westminster. le 00 71 419} Mr. Abbott-She gave a correct address. of Works : 10000 150 Merchant Bank (Um.). 16 -. 0 100 Do. New - -AY - - Inspector Russell-No, she did not. Report of fires in the metropolis from 6 a.m. of Wed- Keen go m aana g e &g tites u I yge - ...., gm, _ Mr. Abbott then urged that the evidence' was very Beaky, the 11th , to 6 a.m., of Thursday, the 11th Sep. 10.000 10 Metropolitan i 1 , 11 - - - slight, and that no jury would convict on it. 6,000 100 Welland Rank (Lila. ) 1 11) - - - Prisoner begged to be dealt with summarily for the sake timber ' 10,000, 5 National of Amirelede 4 -.- pet - of her two children. 12 p.m. Called to a fire at Na 160, Rotherhithe-street, 110,0 u 100 National of - -Ws MAO 100 N. Pro. of 42 - - - - Mr. Newton-I am very sorry for your children, but extent of damage as follows : KM, m Do. and aad loo;;.: 12 - - - you are • pest to society, a practised thief, and must now Rotherhithe-street-The premises, No. 160, occupier Mr. 40,000 to National Beek _. ISO -. - i I be - taken care of. A. Adams, baker. Bakehouse, with four rooms over, 60,000 , le New South Waal-- ••I an - - - 1 Bendall, the smiler, in reply to Mr. Newton said-Pri- 50,000 10 North Western ...._ 76 - - - • soner had been convicted so frequently that it was quite burned down ; dwelling-house, • brick and timber building m o w 26 ° nis ta 2.2 Cooper .I e ff 42 a - a impossible to say how often. of nine rooms, burned down. Furniture and contents 17.210 110 Provinnoo .(L)' 10 -- Ws -. ) The rev. gentleman and his daughter earnestly inter- insured in the General Fire-office. 10.000 100 Proving. el= l6 80 88 -. 4,000 10 Do. do. New all - - - • ceded for the prisoner ; but l House, No. 161, tenanted by S. Thomas, not insured, ::o.oue ta , tieuth Australia .... - , , all - - 1 Mr. Newton remained inflexible, and, remarking that 17.061 lei I Stunt of a & Africa - 26 - -dl e l - his duty was clear, fully committed her to the sessions. burned down. mono 100 I I Do. do. fa at 6 001-' 10 - -01 MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - House, No. 162, tenanted by S. Cornish, cont a i n i ng s i x aci,ooo N anion id Australis_ - - EKTRAOIO,INART Ro ..... BY A YoUNO WOMAN , rooms, burned down. Occupier not inured. 10,000 M Vales d London - - 15 16 113 134 Delos of Ireland Wm); 22 -- Ma -. - El tzateth Aldridfre, a young woman, apparently about House, No. 163, occupied by W. Raymond, containing 50,550 II 5 20 years of age, was charged:before Mr. Knox with the six rooms, burned down. Occupier not insured. COLONIAL G OVERNMENT MICUTUTUIN. f folMwing ingenious robbery of marked money from the House, No. 164, tenanted by D. Newland, containing Na I &roots. I Pd. I Cl. peter I Mesa. till of her employer, Mr. Robert Pool, of the Clarendon, No. 162, Oxford-street. six rooms, nearly burned out and roof off. Not insured. &511,000,11111shOelallp.m.,111r1 100 ... - - 10&4001 Do. 1806 Mb - - Mr. Pool said-The prisoner was in my service as house- House, No. 165, occupied by R. Cabman, coffee-house Oea. Gov.' p. c.,1877414. 100 102 103 1014 4 2 maid. For some time past I have been miming money keeper, containing six rooms, partly burned down and roof -- Do.Operekleh.tgeg. 100 100 102 - a from my till, and in consequence made arrangements for off. Occupier Insured in the Phoenix office. - Do.eperet.l4sz.3 150 100 102 -. Id a the detection of the thief, and marked some money which tertian Do.lperctiataßJ 11:0 SS 90 88 House, No. 166, tenanted by 11. Younger, greengrocer, 586,806 Da llparct. las. 100 St 90 - I placed in the till, and this morning I was called down, a the prisoner being caught in the act, when she asked me back part damaged by fi re, and rest of house by water and It , " ariGi"re aissa. Per- 1900 1873 IL° 107 165 1 . 6 1 . 34 _- a to forgive her, saying that she was very sorry, and would removal. Not insured. -- Do. do. 181000 100 107 168 - [• not do it again. House, No. 167, in the occupation of J. M'Cann, front - - Do do. MOM 100 106 107 - o The marked money was produced. 1111,M0 De.llp.a.Ap-dOetWOO 100 04 66 - • room second floor damaged by fire and cutting away, and me. prom,Now. keg, Spot 150 1111 106 - t The prisoner had no questions to a s k M r . P oo l, b u t contents by removal. Not insured. 110, Do. 1878, d 0... 100 110 111 - merely s h oo k her head. 0 D A plain clothes officer of the D Division said- House, No. 159, tenanted by J. Omni, confectioner, con- 1. Illee. 1871 d 0... 150 106 147 - aritles ft 873 1011 101 - d This morning at 5 o' c l oc k I was let into the pro- taining six rooms, bume burned down. Contents insured in th e Ma, Do. per et., 1 1 8781 150 114 1.11 1M 6 - i , secutor's house by the prosecutor, and coneealed my- G enera l Nire..ofli ce . Do. 1882 100 106 107 - a self in a back room , there being another room in' Sea Do. nu I 100 104 los House, No. 158, occupied by C. Ingram, hairdresser, Natalitov.tlp.e.ApAtOc. , 100 101 104 - -- h between the room I was and the bar. At a quarter-past WOW New Bren•Gov.Operot 1 103 101 103 ••• 6 o'clock I heard a noise as of the falling of some heavy containing five rooms, burned down. Not insured . LAMAS New South Wales Gov.. I a body on the floor, and about five minutes afterwards I House, No. 157, occupied by William Turner, butcher, ep. mot, 1571 to 1876 1 150 90 50 - heard the room door open, and on looking through the containing five rooms, Mimed down. Net insured. 51171, Do. 6p. aline to 1896 , 100 04 96 941 1 W keyhole of the room I was in I saw the prisoner pus 564,000 D0.6p.0.r,111167 to 187,', 100 101 OS} 901 The premises occupied by Mr. Smith-Front of house /80. New e.g.} 6 2a . a m, , 100 07 from the room in front of me into the bar. I • and front rooms , first floor severely damaged by fi re, rest 1.000, Do. spar emit. l 100 941 961 - waited three or four minutes, and seeing her coming al out of the bar into the other room, I opened the door of house and contents by heat. Insured in the Sun Fire- - 100, De.de.lo9lJunedDee i 100 11671 1.4 .- at sed confronted her, when she said, " Oh, my God, for- office. SAO, Nova Mona Sp. a, 1876 : 100 101 103 - in give me, it's tbe first time I have done anything wrong. H an y ary Dry Dock, b e l ong i ng to Mr . s e li s i mey - 1.0611.1n0 Qessaidend Goe.llp. et. i 100 99 100 - Pray do not call Mr. Pool down," and she then fell on' 1,177,0 Do. Do. 1891 .... I 100 W 100 MI 1 1 IS her knees and remained kneeling till Mr. Pool came Fence in front of dock sriously damaged by fire. lls, 11.AustOov. 6p. c.,67-77 100 - - - - down. I told her to put what she had in her pocket on The ship Chancellor, belonging to Mr. Pitcairn, of Corn- sicoso l vie oa_ 1 . 87_ 11 and upwda 100 '56 107 nor sp. c.Jan. July 100 111 lls - ir. the table, and she did so, and amongst other things hill, rigging and sails seriously damaged by fire. 7.0110.0001 Do. Op. et Apri too 100 111/ 114 1121 110 there was the narked money, which she had taken that Lavender-lane, Rotherhithe-street.-House No. 1, occu ch inorning. I Bela I 101111024 ILA - TL WAY& pied by C. Pool, burned down, not insured ; house No. 2, Mr. Knox-How did the young woman get into your M. IN. 1 Lin.WATS.Midas prima. O' service, Mr. P oo l ? in the occupation of L. Peter", burned down ; insured in to 1 Mil .5 a Rotterdam 8} 91 - Mr. Pool-1 had a pretty good character with her from the General Fire-office; and house Na 3, tenanted by lei en 11 3 1:=Ita (L 1.7p.c, 75 14 -. , ; a co ff ee-shop at Knightsbridge. I began missing moneys J. Orem, back front seriously damaged by fire, and con- 11 , all Belgian g. .1 motion .. 1} 2 - so week ago, and have missed it four or live mornings since. _. tents by water and removal ; not insured ; cause of the : ! an ai& , c•wai Ar.s ' An " oo • ll LP 4 : . (14 .. II gl Mr. Knox-You have other persons in your employ I' is fire unknown. too ,1 M 1 Coplapo - .- ...• Mr. Pool-Yes, a barmaid and potman . n• King-And suspicion was thrown on the latter through It should be observed that but for one of the steam- ise lo ' a 1 1.... D° ' IliAl6l6 w •-•- - 516 ''• we Denaberg n Witpit (I, ) 16 10 dig -- 08 the prisoner. The prisoner, to get to the place, had to floating engines of the Brigade which was brought 50 II Dutch Mini& ti , drop over the balusters, a distance of about ten feet. alongside of some of the wharfs, the fire w lO an on xide. Do a - The prisoner pleaded guilty. Prance - - m would have inevitably destroyed the remaining go is (* lir a ( 4 l6 is a , _ Mr. Knox-The prisoner's offence is • particularly bad a- one, as she has not only robbed her muter, but awsed sue. portion of the houses in the street. The occupants were 10 In Laxembourg 10 all LembergOsernovnts(L) lq Me -. 'or *ion to be thrown on innocent persons. It is a grievonn chiefly poor families, and the excitement among them ts an meric ., (LI - les offence , and in dealing with the ease I shall commit the when the fire raged was painfuL The Salvage Corps, who so all NamaltLiege } _By the - th Prisoner for six months, with hard labour. were early on the spot, afforded them very great assist- 50 1 1 r oir elierr o l l 30 11 Vv brand - - anoe, and were instrumental in preserving • deal of pro- pi i n N,R e n, R.6 2ree v 2, 2 6 •-• S S ETON COLLEGE,-The assistant-mastership at pert; that otherwise must have been destroyed. The g an I , 00 . Tnini cii,w = = ... ras Eton College, rendered vacant by the retirement of the police of the neighbourhood also rendered every possible Nan Ottomans (grams Alan 8 4 -• t Rev. N. L. Shuldh am , has been filled up by the appoint- h e l p. Se an PerlaLyosaand Siedit 41 went of Mr. H. E. Jai:moue. The Rey, F. F. Vidal has sil W all Ports and Orions as al - - he been made oonduct. Tim vacation will termi na t e on FATAL FIRE IN MARYLEBONE. 10 MI Resift 4S. Yranols..(ls) , lO 1t - u!_, Wednesday week, the 25th instant when the lower boys At a quarter past 5 this morning the premises of Mr. i Ity 2 4 11 3 5 1 1 8 etta la h! , -7. hit return, the fifth and sixth forms reaching the college on .... - the following days. M. A. Jennings, hatter, No. 19, Harcourt-street, Diaryle- ... 0 an on DO. 7_l2 . s . r . ?sni. 4 -• rY* Tim EMPEROR NAPOLEON. -Yesterday a tablet bone, were discovered on fire. Most of the inmates were ; sn Do. 26 7 o r a eu r. iia: -• ere was inserted in the front of the house, No. 3, King-streee. fortunate in effecting their escape ; Mr. Jennings, senior, Nan Mss Paaro(L) g. 7 per et. 16 17 ... on so ell &Attet&Loes.VeneMan 16) 161 -- St. James's - s quare , by Madame Bard, to denote that the however, was overcome by the smoke and perished in the 10 1, ;South 2 ,,, a. p at , * _ d u, _ inli Emperor Napoleon lived time while in this country. The flames He was 74 years of age. The house, which con- 50 all ;Southern of Franco-. 21 12 -• G er - ret Pus," hMtiptiaa Is as "la" :-" NaP°l." ILL lived her. . taineieight rooms, was burned down, and the adjoining le an Taria mid lumin a" °am* -1, :, -. THE MANCHESTER TRADES' UNIONS INQUIRY.- houses Nos. 18 and 20, occupied by Mrs. Welsh and Mr. 10 a n D m 66 Doi . coo l - p es t - - 7 1 3 4 : fon At the meeting of the commissioners yesterd a y, severa l Elliott, news agent, sustained damage. The remains of 10 aR Wastit2i.lo. of Trance et 01 - isle witnesses were examined, who testified to various acts of the unfortunate gentleman have been dug out of the 1011.Ensa etilt IL outrage. Master brickinakers deposed to having valuable ruins and conveyed to the dead house to await a coroner's No. I ab. I mane. i Pd. I Cl. prima. I saw.. ,_... Property destroyed, servants shot at, and attempts to i,,„„,,.. k mk let are to or Mow up their dwelling-houses. Evidence -‘--- a: I AlimMo b : m lin i 1 . ted) . 5. al i l ii i. ! :-. up vas also given which showed that in some cases the brick- 10,000 50 Ainirellan 1 - - -. es inners' unions throughout the district contributed OTHER FIRES. uct le V - pm epee iad krgelr to what they thought w as necessary for th e d e - At 8 o'clock last night the premises occupied by Mr. W. 16 15 ,000 2 13s COS palf= Sta. 1 ow. ed. Neu of their principles and practice. The different Miles, builder, situate in Albert-place, Walworth-road, 60,000 I Clesatalaso.lB.Mia. 4 1 2 pm, 0 1-16 6 salons subscribed some hundreds of pounds for the de- were partially 10,000 10 gamitedi .• - 160 1 - be art ft burned down. At 9 o'clock a fire occurred mew 1 Dearadre, N. Del 14s. tipse -pa lce of the murderer of Jupp. The sums contributed by at I,T,L. 2 , Marina throughan escape 11,0001 5 nest Del Inn ( /if Ms the different societies were from 101. to 154, one society - - ---- - "Klus n' Hackne"ad' ee. - at Liverpool giving more. The way In which the men of gas . A son of the tenant, James Nicholson, was burned 62.002 2 a ßou 11 _ ea: who had the management of outrage* were paid was also and taken to the Hospital. At 11 o'clock the house No. 10, N. - (Limited) - si-- inewed, and something like completeness was given to 45, London-road, tenanted by Mr. Augustus, hairdresser, A i . 4 (ted) 7,R 5 Lusitanlanyited) lll 4 l a t the A GRAVESEND YACrIT RUN Down ON THE CLYDE.SO, 4 Panalcillo par (L ) 8 1 = 51/ ::: ,, To 2 Ovrfisn Ditowxlm.-While the steamer Princess tn,fmoi I PestareeS 4 (1.101.1. 1 4,',F _ , f ie v 7al was on her passage down the river on Tuesday PBOTINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 10.000 10 PontglbsodSilver Lead en" sight for Li v erpool ' 100.000 6 Port Phillip 1 6is t 616 she run down , above Greenock, a yacht irvuarooh. &gm IL--Baka Malay . : Great Western, sew ac - wee to ,Royal Cobra Copper - - -ad Jr Active (12 tons), belonging to Gravesend , and must, 471 1 1- Lancashire end Yorkshire, 1244-Loodon and .. 'Rossi Grande . 06' !yew' by Mr. Robert Athell. The yacht, which came 1 North Wader., 1131 13 ad.; new sccount. lln 4 id.-51etropo- 126,M0 1 Scottish Austral. 10: f 4 :: Ati ~on, Belhat, was sailing up the Clyde, and is said to have 1 Man, 1231- iland, new account, 119} xd.--itiuth Eastern, 11,000 ID Bt. John 4.5 Rey m.` 16 58 00 ..- NW shown no lights. The Princess Royal, before she could be 1 new account, 68f ad.-United States 5-20,'02,74-Allhuire Beak 43,174 SO United Mexican Lim) 114 11 1} .- 150 uaeeed, struck Use yacht on the uarter, and the latter London and Liverpool (Limited), 10 d.-Liverpool United Gas, so,ooo 2 '.ValAntigeria Oe d (4) 1 11Ws - 110 5 lloiost immediately sank. The o wner drowned, but d 9 Pr S ,to l , d it 4 per n een -M t e , t"Ppli filet. tan new, 3° 14. p. -Ith°46644d ' go- 1% 6,0% 3 1 ° 0 V Y aac al Onsans "ver C r l ldell l(l64L i o d! *6 4 ! f 'w .... Li'', night were saved by boats and landed at Greenock. 10,000 5 Washos Gold (Waded. MI =-. ... )11"71.-- -- - --- -- D.; ~. ight was c l ear , . with a strong breeze blowing. Mr. MAO 1 Worthing_ (Limited_ ) - 0 6 A hell wa s an officer in the army, and was about 2,6 years On Tuesday morni r nz William Harbison, a sus- 75001 1 Yorke PWasels(Lins all I of . Ber , 10- He has a brother residing in Glasgow.-Gforgon petted Fenian, whose t ' was postponed from the Ls; 44000 5 .Yadansmetans (Lha.' all 1 INO `'w l ll Herald. arms, died suddenly in the County Antrim gaol. • con pending. On Tuesday mornimg William Harbison, a sus pected Fenian, whose trial was postponed from the Ise. assizes, died suddenly in the County Antrim geoL MONEY MARSET.-(77178 DAY.) Ora o'Ompol. In the Stock Exchange to-day there is an in crease of business, and the tone of most of the markets is better, owing to the improvement yes terday on the Pans Bourse, the superabundance of money,and the announcement that nearly 800,0001. in gold is now on the way from Australia to this country. The transactions would probably be still more numerous but for the share and foreign stock settlement, which, although lighter than for some time past, still engages a good deal of attention. Consols are unchanged, but the tend ency of prices is upwards. British railway stocks are in good demand, and are nearly all higher. Some of the speculative foreign securities have slightly improved. United States 8-20 Bonds, however, have again given way, upon a rise in the premium on gold at New York. The discount market is quiet, and the rates for good bills are unchanged. Short loans are freely offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 94} to a for money, and 94} to for the Bth Oct. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are steady at 02/ to 93, ex div. The railway market is decidedly firmer, and most of the leading lines have advanced. Caledo nian stock has improved 1 per cent. ; Midland, and Great Northern A, 1; Metropolitan, ; Great Western, London and North Western, and Great Northern (original), i t ; South Eastern, Great Eastern, and Brighton, ; and North British, I. Annexed are the quotations : Metropolitan, 1243 to I, ex div. ; Great Western, 47 to I ; London and North Western, 1131 to 114, ex div. ; Midland, 120 to I, ex dir. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1261 to 1281, ex div. ; Cale donian, 109 to 110 ; South Eastern, 681 to I, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 30t to / ; Great Northern, 111 to 112, ex div. ; ditto A, 1191 to ex div. ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 18 to ; North British, 31i to 32 ; and Brighton, 511 to !. f10,0(.0 140001 8000,000 £lOOOOO 20,000 60,000 10,000 61,000 MON !1-44M. 10 Angio.A.inertmullni.(L. 10 Angio.Mezican Mint ' U. Atlantic 'relegraph ,SL Do. Spar cent I U Australian AgricaL .._ 10 Australis& M.L&Pit(L 10 'BB:ZarblhateT:irsoetaZatatZ 10 Do. New 1 IN &Idiom Vaughan (Lt , 0 Bombay Gee (Limited, ' $ Do New IN .aritteb Amertean leak 11l lit a I. Mag. Tel. (L) Ifif Canada Company If CanadianLoandt be(L 1 SO Oeyleu Company N Ditto • shares lL * ,Cllttrinet.Shiret I. Coa 10 lefty Discount, Limited. 10 CityolLoodonE.Pro.;L II y Minim Intpre.(l ' N Do 1111 City of Mosoow Glee (L ) 01 Uty Moss (Lim.) NColonial (Limited) N 10.D......da OnicerbeC II ,Com. of AfrlcanMer.(L) N N l_ D o. Un.Oes (L. X Do. ... N .u.ing.,1 ; i4.1 . 4;..i. 10/ C. of L0n.8d.11177,41p.c. 100 Do. do. 1879, do. 10 C. Tone. of England ( ) Bl SO De. o Pace f Mauritius (1..) al Do. Preference I at. De. Ol et o. g a Perp. Deb I is (Limited) IS 1 Assam Tea (L N LlndieLand,CA Nita N S India brig. I Cana: I N New Vale....__. N reyptianConrLL St. New Vectric Telegraph I 10 Do. . $ Ihm.&Ans.Copper (LIM 1$ Nag. and Foreign Cm* l a. 101 Eng.& SoottishMaria.(l 111 FairlmiruNog N Fore-st ( Wareru r se th t • II neraleredlt&DD.3.; IA rut. Steam Navigatio N fl •orae At Colonial As. (L 110 liongiCoor a China 0a 1 N I Hudson's hay A ihn.l.madCo.ManeMee I , 11 Indian Carrying (Lim. ' N Internat. Finan.Sos.(L. 111 InternaLLendCredit(L N Italian Lang. N INN= brig.. iCes.Cev. us _ Do. Bp. s. Si. r. WO _ 10,000 6,000 64,769 6,911 60,060 11,000 114000 WAN K6_66 " so ii.iii 1 11.11611 KM %ON VMS MN* 0,04 13 al tS 29 66 70 17 19 JO ial 90 _7_ II li p : 41 a I SKY IS U II TO ~~.~i i 011 T. 'l4 Oidls 14 13 . di. -di. 14 14 19 . 18_91s 17 1161 -as HI iii.ai i ii:iii U's liTeii 166,000 200.000 - io:ivio 10010261 6100,820 strr,ooo I v,soo 1 18,000 10,000 60,000 I 10%519 6,79,979 16,060 I TO,OOO WOOD 10,004 26,000 1 6 ; 066 1 160,000 iiiiiii WO I MAO I - #giii 110,C00 004,000' - ii:oei 1.4 t t t 110 4000 1 10,000 10,000 12,600 M,OOOl 166,626 6,000 --- so,wo iOOO,OOO 9;'~0o aseo,ouo la,ro 106.080 1 RAO I 10,000 14600 11,0119 11,000 10,000 WAD _iis . ,ooo /1117,111 46.000 40,000 10,000 10.900 3000 40,000 WOO 10.000 :Igia 6} Zl i : 4} 24 26 97 101 105 Ina 16 II 7 6 cre e 10 :6i 161 124 12 dl. 2. 24 l f ilts lad 1 .. 5 . d!. MOlO,OOO 10,000 10,000 90,000 10,000 10,000 Kooe .i'iO ii i a. 2 6 36 40 se SW' 7 dim 7 4do 2 1 . 422 400,600 10,060 Tina . liel;ittle — Wilni. - ). Lond.Ahican Trading Lon. & Caledon. M. (L Loa.ConatyLand&B.(L Lood. DDtrtetTeleg. (L Load. Mean. Aro. (L !Loud. G. Omaha/ C.(L. Lond Atelari. Bug.W.‘ 'Loud. Provincial Marine adras Irriga. & Canal, 6p et.g.hrindianawr. Mauritius Land, &e. (L. Medit. Erten. TM. (L ) Merchant &hipping (L MI thrall F. Ld.&Doek(L SUBwall LronWorte. Natal land &ODIC. CL',l Nader! D. Caw Neelesal Prow.Urstes(V. Wilkes! Stoma KALIL. Nerhadda .ftaidtbee NewConsoUdale ni t iL i New Quehrada, N.Zatland L.& M.Agt N.7ealand T.& Loan ; Northern Anew Ten ) Do. B N. Brie. Asetralaidan (L N.Bril&lfercan.ln.(L. Ocean Marine Joann.; Orlentalinnandann. I it ft 11 a 3 ltd. *1 109 . 101.. S 66 ° - i i i -441 44 47 _es 14,100 /081,000 Ifis — u";ediisTarsite7ll I Do. New Orient Inland Steam( L Oise° it ['aloud Invest 01teossa Gas (Limited Panama IL IL Steam(L. , Do. do. Nettie Lod& Mio.(l. Peairsalszt 0 Kemp Do. de. N.. 18.561 _Do. do. do. 18671 VAN WON 1,1190 luso um* luso isms 7 41, 6 t 4 1 di. 14 12 41. ldla o ar 2i ;pm IP= 2 a., Si 6 4 414 j de 46 MAI Idgg soio awe I - 2 1 15-16 i i 2 1 si SS 96 48 60 47 69 2 1 4 IS 24 64 74 21 n n It 92 96 116121. I Do. New Ittol.ettyllainrov.ll..) I Rio Janeiro Gam (Lim. 'Scot. Aunts. Inv. .(L boa.Flaan. d'ignrpt• (L ) 1 8. Afrinnli. &la. (L) noatbAuatrallan Land IGabalart!la WIMP! 34 00 00 70 i 17 17*t -. -0110 Do Strip TetOondirso.&llain(Wl Do. Do. .Tbonseedidereer , Triaidad Petroletun (I. I Trast&Agenc7 of e A:11 T. *L Co. ei U lin-Marine of Liver. (L 11 United DisootintCorKL)l United IL Totem Co.(L) Do. 10 per coot. prat ! Univers. Marine Ina (L.), Van Dl4llllllllll Land a.); Vinegar llopt(lIce Warrant Mame (Lbs ). Weellndia&TordleilL(L. • Can pendia _ad I 1 1 ,, 1 4 The purchase by the government broker to-day for the sinking fund comprises 21,0001. Reduced Three per Cents., at 93, ex div. Foreign stocks are rather firm, and a rise per cent. has occurred in Italian of 1861 and Mexican. The present prices are as follows :—Turkish of 1862, 69 to 60 ; ditto, of 1865, 31i to ; Greek, 132 to 14 ; Spanish Passive, 191 ; ditto Cer tificates, 162 to 16 ; Italian of 1861, 491 to ; Egyptian of 1864, 85 to 86} ; and Mexican, 14 to I. - 40 39 le IMa 7 9 70 71 711 11 9Ma 7 6Ms PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern, 4 per cent. redeemable at 10 per Gent. prem., 92. Midland Consolidated, 4i per cent. redeemable, 92. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Owl o'Czoon. This being "name day" for the settlement to morrow, there is not much general business in the mining market, and prices are rather lower in some cases. West Chiverton shares are quoted 634 to 64} ; North Crofty, 30 to ; Great Wheal Vor, 18 to 184; Prince of Wales, 48s. to 50s. ; Great South Tolgus, 9s. to lls. ; West Great Work, 3} to 4 ; Chiverton Moor, 54 to ; North Chiverton, 44 to • East Lovell, 8 to TDrakewalls, 14s. to 16s. ; Wheal Seton, 1074 to 1124 ; and Tincroft, 12 to 13. Foreign and colonial mining shares are rather firm, at the annexed quotations :—St. John del Rey, 59 to 61; Don Pedro, 11 to 2 prem. ; Anglo- Brazilian, to prem. ; Pestarena, par to }prem.; Chontales, 2to 1 prem. ; Roses Grande, to ; Ito prem. ; United Mexican, 2to 1 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 1 to 1 ; and Port Phillip, 11 to tr. United States 5-20 bonds have declined per cent., viz., to 72/ to / ; but Erie Railway shares are better, at 44& to 45. Illinois Central are steady, at 763 to 771. Anglo-Ameritum and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares are without change; the former are quoted 16& to 17k, and the latter, 300 i• Bank shares show flatness. London and West minster and Union of London have declined I.os. toll., being called 68 to 70 and 36 to 37, respec tively. Other descriptions are unaltered. Financial shares exhibit no movement of im portance. International Financial are quoted 21 to clis. ; London, 23 to 21 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to dis. ; and Credit Fonder, 0f to din. About 785,5001. in Australian gold is now on the way to England. The Suffolk is bringing 2813.1500/. ; the Moravian, 204,000/. ; the Gala, 47,000/. ; the Blackwall, 182,000/. ; the Dumbarton Castle, 44,0001. ; and the Suffolk, 23,0001. The Reigate has arrived from Melbourne, with 07,0001. in gold. BUCKINGHAM PALACE.—Several hundred work mate are now actively engaged in painting the exterior and renovating the interior of Buckingham Palace. The stone work is in many places quite decayed. Noicrour Sroca.—The second annual sale of Southdown sheep and xi polled Norfolk (or Suffolk) cattle, the property of Lord Sondes, took place on Mon day at Elm am. ere were 140 @bowling ewes offered, and they realised 426/. 16e., the average being N. Oa. 9d. each. Ninety ewe lambs sold for 1611. 15e, the average being V. 16e. lid. each. There were 190 wetter lambs, which realised 299/. 65., the • being 11. 15e. 2d. each. Only 7 rams were let, but the total proceeds of the letting were 921. 13a., riving an average of 131.45. Bd. each ; the higbert price at which a ram was hired was 16/. 16e., given by Herr °oath, of Prussia. The polled cattle were then brought forward ; 17 heifers with four calves, which sold for 111. 65., realised 349/. 16e., being an average of 19/. 18e. 24. each. Three Norfolk bulls were offered, sad the Ord made 261. 54., the second 241. 3e., and the third 151. 16e. The gross proceeds of the sale 'urinated to 1,3961. 71. The advice. from Australia announce the failure of Mr. William Forlonge, a squatter inVictoria, New South Wales, and Queensland. His liabilities were estimated to reach large the sum of 283,000/., in cluding, it is stated, 66,0001. due to the Bank of Australasia. An extraordinary meeting of the London Fi nancial Association (Limited) will be held on the 7th Oct., " To receive a report from the directors in explanation to the shareholders of the difficul ties which have intervened in carrying out the re solutions passed for the appointment of a com mittee on the 22nd July last, and to take such further steps as may be necessary." It is notified that the transfer books of the Central Argentine Railway Company will be closed from the 28th inst. to the 7th October, for the purpose of making up the guaranteed interest for the half-year ending the 29th inst., at 7 per cent. per annum. Subjoined is the report of the directors of the London Bank of Mexico and South America (Limited), to be presented to the shareholders at the extraordinary general meeting on the 17th inst : The directors beg to submit to the shareholders the accompanying statement of accounts and balance•sheet, for the six months ending the 30th June last. The directors much regret that on the present occasion they ere not justi fied in declaring an interim dividend, but th.•y are con vinced that by retaining the profits to meet contingencies on doubtful accounts, they will strengthen the position of the bank. Should the profits earned continue on the pre sort scale, the directors look forward to • more satis factory statement of accounts at the next meeting. The branch in Mexico has undergone an unpre cedented period of trial, but has come well out of the ordeal under the able administration of Mr, Newbold, who expresses himself very hopefully as to the future. The branch at Lima, under Mr. Ford's manage ment, is progressing satisfactorily. At Bogot4 matters bare not improved throe the last report. The reserve fund has been transferred to the " provision for bad and doubtful debts account," the amount of said provision now being 44,52.2/. 9s. 7d., as shown in the general balance-sheet, and which the directors hope will be sufficient for all contingencies. HALF-PAST THREE o'Ctocx. Consols are unchanged, at 94} to for money, and 941 to 9 for the account. _ . About 33,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank, while 20,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn for Turkey. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 70fr. 10c. for the account, showing a fresh rise of 1-16 per cent. The government broker bought yesterday 21,0001. Reduced Three per Cents. fur the sinking fund, at 93, ex div. The steamer Nyanza will take to-day 10,0001. in gold and 11,6801. in silver for Bombay. The Council of India will receive tenders on the 18th inst. for bills on India to the amount of only 100,0001. The object in reducing the amount is doubtless to prevent the government treasuries in India from being pressed upon from this source at a time when they will be called upon to meet considerable disbursements on account of the threatened war in Abyssinia. The Crown Agents for the Colonies disposed by public tender of 60,0001. Natal Government Six per Cent. Debentures yesterday at their offices. The ap plications amounted to 133,0001. varying from 70 to 103 per cent. All at and above 1001. bs. will receive in full and one offer at 1001. 3s. in part. The minimum was fixed at par. The very success ful result of this operation shows that there is still a steady demand on the part of investors for Colonial Government securities. With reference to the negotiations which are un derstood to be going on at Paris, in concert with the government, with a view to relieve the Credit Mobilier Society from its difficulties, the Paris Pre contains some remarks, which mgy be trans lated as follows : We are assured that M. Roaher, the Minister of Pinang% convoked a meeting yesterday of the beads of the prin cipal credit institutions, the great banking houses, the Syndic of the Agents de Change, and two other members, and the heads of the departments in the Ministry el Fleece, to deliberate upon the present situation et 'Hairs, and upon the means of reanimating public cosi deuce. This was an atsembly that contains the germ $1 financial union. Will the occasion be turned to peon? Will ant.tgonisma disappear before necessity At par sent nothing is known ; but the simple fact of soot a meeting ban appeared to the bourse a reason for remiss ranee, of which the securities of the Credit Mobilier base immediately felt the influence. What will happen, then, if the event which we have so much desired, an the so lution which we have so often presented as alone oelo. be realised I WhateTer may happen otherwise, as to the resolutions taken, and the means used to impart mai dexce, it is already much that the preoccupations wins which the government are inspired by the state of the market should be manifested suevidentle. It is felt that tie position is no longer tenable, that something must be done, and that the interests which are engaged and com promised deserve the most extreme solicitude ; doubtlem a remedy may be difficult to gad, but the sick man fee ' his evil, and that is already a good sign. The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada have announced the payment of the half-year's in terest on the Atlantic and St. Lawrence shares, due on Monday, the 16th inst. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,2411. over last year ; the Midland an increase of 6,4661. ; and the Great Northern an increase of 2,8611. It is announced that Mr. James Walker, the chairman of the Madras Railway Company, has been elected a director of the Union Bank of London, in the room of the late Mr. John Scott, by a majority of 401 votes over those recorded in favour of Mr. G. S. Nottage, the other candidate. The former gentleman has received the support of the directors and their friends. The votes were : For Mr. Walker, 2,248 ; and for Mr. Nottage, 1,847. The Mont Genii Summit Railway was com pleted on the 26th August, and it is believed that the official inspection by the government will take place on the 2dth inst. The opening for traffic will take place about the beginning of October. The company are inviting tenders for debentures bear ing 7 per cent. interest for a period of three years. The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's set tlement in the railway market showed that the supply of stock, though still limited, is in several instances a little larger than on the last occasion. The only stocks that were sufficiently scarce to command " backwardatiorui" were Brighton and Great Northern A. The following shows the terms generally current upon a number of the leading securities : CONTANOOS. Gr0t 3113 4 CiosteL Groot rooters even to 1.16 .. ores to 1-It BRITLSII YMOMSSIOXI. Pd. I itan.wars. AtlastAatit. Lamm, Dom. Bar. to. la. gip.e. Do. ®arm aatfalo k Lake llama Do. Pretertiace„.:, 6 par coot. t 072.3-4 CaL Aa laaterosp. cp. Capai.*Dockep. c.g. Daserars.7p.operpro:. Let Deno! pa. I do Do. do. sdo Lot Indian on. II do I Do. L sham Wood Trunk oleo:soda; Do. Equlp.ll.B.6p.ct., Do, let prof. Boods ? Do. 2nd prof. Bonds ' Do. Sint pref. Ktock I Do. 4th toot st..ck I Pont bona & Petthauls, Do. glla. I per Do. New do._.. Ol B.of Indio. g. 5 p. et.' / Do. 41 por east ....I at Wootorn of 4...1in0dal D°•!r•c:li4PV:l?l.3l iy.dia, do. do. 1d774.1 Branch(limited) I oar. 6 D. cent. de. Q d0...1 do. 4 d 0... Plith Itrtendom oi 6i .. 102 t.& &nd uos sY! Do. 6 p. ot, pay. Dik Do. 5 p. at, pay. 1896, 6.11..010an.ep 0.15tp.8.1 6rr ant. Do. do. do._ _ _ De. ?Waal) do. Do. lades*. Plot do. 10i 601 lat 104 001tPLNINS. I Closing Was. I 461. 69 1 104 14 1" ri eo lot 1981 1031 1101 10101 16pna 171 171 03 110 Vali 1 11 .6 a 104 i 49 100 91 ms 104 i 104 10 ... 'no tin ice Ica 88 j a i rzous. i ii 103 106 at 4i. ~e - 6 - 6 . 13 16 6 {d4 16 . 14_4141 e ~~ SU la 5.4 jcaj e a l aa le_ 8 dl. St - ti.' 26 Vt - 1 - Fed 14 16 pc 10 . o_4l. if 17 1.111!c!St6 Great Northern A i to i back -- London and Brightnu . 8-16 to 1-16 back .. to k back London and North It este rr. even to a .. to London, Chat , and Dover 1-16 to 1 .. -16 to i Lancashire and Yorkshire i to I •• itok blanch. fillefL, and Lincoln. even to i .. gran to A M!!!'"Waliaa Midi;Li ;ma . Dosses Lusembosus United States 5.20 Bonds 2to4p. e.p ann. .. 2to4p. e. p. Boa. Grand Trunk of Outada Great Western of Canada Oa id. to Os. 9d... Os. 3d. to Os. 9d. Subjoined is Messrs. Satterthwaite and Co.'s re port on the market for American securities : _ Since our last of this day week, the market in London for American securities bail been mainly affected by the steady advance, amounting to 2i per cent., in gold at New York, the premium last quoted being 44. The decline, however, in 5-93 Bonds has not been more than to 1 per cent., consequent on the large steady absorbing demand from the continent, partly, however, to supply salsa pre viously made. At tire close 1862's are 721 to 3, and 18G7a 70i to 1. From the same cause Illinois shares are about 1 per cent. lower, and Erie have experienced a simi lar decline. Atlavtio and Great Western Consolidated Bonds have given way 1 per cent., but debentures re main steady. WEDNEMDAT ETECING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94/ to 1 for the Bth of October, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 941 to At one period prices ruled below these quotations. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to 4, ex div. The official business report Las follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94i, #, ; ditto for account, 94j, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 3, ex div. ; New Three per Cents. 921 3, 21, I, ex div. ; Rank Stock, 246 ; India StOck, 222 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 113, 121; ditto, Four per Cent., 98, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 68s. to 665. prem. Indian Government securitieg were quiet. Exchequer Bills remain at 25a. to 3‘. prem. Bank of England stock was again offered, and. experienced a further fall of 11., the last price being 246 to 242. This stock, the transfer books for which will be " shut " from to-day till the 11th of October, was dealt in on the 18th ult. at 264. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) TYLRORAPII ) (raow OUR OWN CORREOPONORNT.) The market quiet, and depressed in price. Sales about 10,000 bales MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR -The market is active at firm prices: British West India sold 295. 6d. to 33a. ; crystallised, 375. Havannab, brown, 325. ; yellow, 365. ; muscovado 20s. ; cloyed, 30s. ; brown date, Bengal, 275. 6d. to 295. ; grainy Jaggery, 260. 3d. Relined quiet, without change in prices. Corns-The superior qualities of East India sell readily at extreme prices, but Common kinds in some cases at easier rates. Plantation low middling and middling, 735. to 765. ; native, 565. ; other East India colory, 73e. to 91s. feL ; pale, 56a. to 635. Cocoa continues dull of sale, but the few lots sold have realised about the previous value. Trinidad, 5711. f.dL to 56a. ; Grenada. 51s. tid. to 525. Ted.-The public sales of Indian growth are still in progress, good qualities sell well at firm rates, common kinds Run.-Only small parcels are disposed of, including Mauritius, at Is. 64d. Fault.-Large parcels of Valencias are brought to public sale, for which there is a steady demand, but prices are fully ls. lower than last week, low to fair, 275. to 355. ; selected, alis. to 60s. ; Muscatels layers, 495. to 52a. ; Sultanas. 345. to 445. ; Jordan almonds, 5/. 17s. 6d. to 71.125. ed. Ric.-2>o tons Rangoon sold at Ils. 9d., and 400 tong Necranrie at Ile. 4td. Srice...-Considerable parcels have been d=ad of ; Penang white pepper at a per lb. d Jamaica ginger at 2a. decline ; other articles without change; Penang black pepper, 2jd. to 3d.; Singapore, 34d. ; Cochin, 34d. ; white Penang, 441 to 4jd. ; Singa pore, 4jd. to sd. ; Zanzibar pod, 16s. 6d. to 245. ; Pimento, led. to 2d.; Penang dove*, 119 d.; nutmegs, small to middling, la. 2d. to 2s. ; mace, is. 11d. to 2s. 6d. ; ginner, Jamaica, 40s. to 93a. ; fine, 61. lls. ; Cochin, 40s. to B7s. ; African, 265. CorroN.-The sales are confined to small parcels at pre. vious prisms. Jurs.-Only a limited business is doing at previous prices. HEMP.-St. Petersburg clean dull of sale, at 371. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prices :—Town tal- low, 435. 3d.; PetenbaNY.C. on the spot, old, 435. 6d.; ditto new, 434. 91. ; Oc tob er to December, Os. 6d. sel lers ; December. 434.941. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger number of beasts than on Thursday last. Trade is slow. and to effect • clearance rather lower rates are submitted to. The supply of sheep is not quite so large, but the demand has also decreased. We retain blonday's quotations, although they are scarcely main tained throughout. Good calves are scarce and dearer. Our foreign supply consists of 75 beasts, 5.10 sheep, 13 calves, and 80 pigs. Per Mons of au. a. d. ad. I Per *me of 91ba ad. a. iL Beat Soots, Ilendds. 5 0 5 2 1 Beet Dos dtlif.bdaltk 0 0 • • Beat Mort-bona 4 9 A 0 ' Beet Legg...eels.... 4 4 4 Second qua/ beasts 2 8 310 1 Da. go. Mere.... 0 0 • • Calves PIE B I 0 4 2 1 0••• Beat Dos‘t 1211-breds 5 0 5 4 Lambs ....... 0 0 • • Beasts at market. 820: sheep and lambs, 6,G10; cab/m.IJB plga, 170. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the following prices, sir.:—Prime old clover, 110 a.: fr tenor ditto, SOL to 955. ; prime old hay., 75a. toolik. inferior ditto, 60s. to 70s. ; prime new clover, 90a. to 10k. inferior ditto, Mt. to 75e. ; prime new be' • 72a. Id. to ; inferior ditto, 555. to 60s. ; straw, 361. to 42a. 1-16 W il6 i