The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-30 00:00:00

o. t Aberdeen '30.1 0 .11. N. N. SV. Leith 13.2 20 52 5. E. Ardrosian 130.7.1 51 E. 0r....e1.3.4514) 30 17 54 E. I;gii• ay 30.15 .55 L. N. F.. Velentis 30.47.5, S S.l: Cape Clear 110 04 5,1 S. E. 444.11.:01113 30.32 343 E S F. Llr2rl 3.) E \.E. Holybral N.E. Per. l :7. to 1 , 54 E. N. E. Ponznuce .. .20 1.1 SS S. E. triers: 3...05 55. N E. 1c51.e7 .rt 74.9. 59 L. 11452.5u71 30.13 57: Z. W. yr- lilh 3 0 .13 57, E. N. Portnavuin 3v.13 54 E. \.E. Loa len 30.15 54 N.E. 11ort r HO 14 SS! N.E. Termonth 3).13 54! N. 050 5 ,r00gE 3 54 N. Melds. 30.4.1 23 N. i 1.11.4114 3.3154 N. ,ATCRDAT N.I: t., varytnr, ~ i ,.rate In .cron4, t:le , zeuerally. t bald N.W , ryinn. fresh, in planet N. ,•nir 1.. t N.W., fresh, nevera:4. E fr.,m zu.lerate to strong, generally line IPEOBABLZ. ON nOalllll3ll IZIPAT. CJASN. N.W. fresh to generally fine. Weems. As above. &CISKEI. NW.to N E and B.E, krill, generally fine. ELMILI. As urn ..4ove. . Ziortteru=Scotlaad. Weitere.trelead, Wales, and ad tareu.lea soutbeni= a:14111h Chauael sad Flay of blicay. asLytwari England and .N °rail Sea. FALL OF EARTH AT WINDSOR CASTRE.—YeAter lay morning, at an early hour, one of the sides of the deep excs.ation which has been m ade near the wall of Wolsey Windsor Castle, became loosened and fell into the cavity which has been du; for the purpose of containing the Beating apparatus for the chapel The opening, which had Iren carried down to the chalk of the hill on which the Cutie i. built. is vartial!y tilled with some tons of earth el..y from the side which has given way. Hail the .cc !- at occurred a little later it is probable that some of ch, workmen, who wound then have been io the hole, would b.,re suffered by the slip. A, ENT OF 'SALIS/; - rEY CATHEDI:AL Snaz.—On We,:nesday lest James M tttbew., a workman in toe em tlov of Mr. Frederick Rtehard Fisher, builder, of the High street. performed his annual feat of ascondiag to the sum mit of Salisbury Cathedral spire, for the purpose of oiling the vane. The spire, as is well known, is upwaids of 400 ft. or about 34ft. 10in. higher than St. Paul's, which is :+.;ft. front the ground, 3'04 from the floor of the church, zt7sft. from that of the crypt; but, notwithstanding this altitude, he. with the utmost portable coolness,moutited the eroas above the vane, and turned the latter rotted with ki. ford as be sat upon it. The mom, from the weather is accomplished outside by means of twenty or mom still iron handles, firmly fixed to the spire. . . SKILFUL Stlto . Eta - :—The surgeiy of this army is reaciiing an estasordiemily high scale, as weapons reach Perfe-tioc. Men wounded in the head or neck are fed for weeks through silver or rubber tubes. The following is an Matinee of the wonderful cures made by our surgeons. A to,u e,th threat cut from ear to ear was thought to be mortar,- wounded by a council of surgeons ; but the one tinier whose immediate care the man was thought, he was to die, Le was jostifiad in making an si ft:: rt..: for the good of others, at the same time h.,i,rl -rest hopes of saving the man. Hs first .Thr..enced his task by cutting through where •• 'pryer rib. meet the sternum, and through this ern e !or forty days this man had bees fed with 6rs gallons of n.... per week, and sometimes his appetite required five iLy. lie ts. weeks he hare him able, and the inside of hie to .it an nearly as to allow him to swallow by the •ral passage. He at first introduced a stomach_ pump, ani th us f e d hi s pat i ent , an d after a few boars would deer '..• voniach by the same means, thus producing artificial until it sr.s no l onger necessary. A silver tubs •• '• tr‘ed to feed him, and - such is the progress made by tht 1 , -Iv:4i department io these parts that half of a maa's br a boll or piece of atoll is replaced by a " • • fee: RereAliran. I. BF:I'7)M Altitl/ER OF A BOY AT At,. tr f:-.—Yesterday (Thursday) afternoon. shortly after .I,lc, a brutal murder was perpetrated at Alvestoo, near t... r 6,1-03 -Avon. P appear, from such information as been able to collect, that a boy named Bayliss, 4 ' , It t.-1 yenta of me, was stabbed through the neck with a nat.!, fort by a tuau named Jobe Wagstaff, a groom in the t : lir. J. Townsend, of Abrasion House. After corn rte deed the :.erased, who is only about 18 yearsof -oorled, and was traced io the company of some reto Warwick It is rumoured that the boy refused se:ne gin. which Wagstaff wished to sire him, and ;.• , Vi1)1.1.4 Inn. wkhoat receiving any provoc I.p.av P • '. Mr. lh De informed his worship that hop pickers would not be allowed to travel iu that train. It was certain the prisoner concealed himself to avoid payment of the tare. Mr. Mande had no doubt of that, and committed the pri soner to hud labour for 14 days. STEANGE SUICIDE OF A YOUNG GIRL IN THE REGENTS-CANAL. An inquiry was held by Mr. Richards, the de puty coroner for East Middlesex, last night, respecting the death of a girl named Maria Turner aged 15 years, who einmitted suicide in th e Regent's-Opal. Mrs. 31. Taylor, 6, James-street, Haggerstoue, said that she was the mother of the deceased, who was a boot machi nist, and was 15 years and G months old. She resided with 'rime,s and her step-father. She was of good character, but was very giddy, and used to go to • concert-hall. or ".sing -song shop," and remain out till 12 o'clock at night Ilmeti:ues. She left home on Saturday morning, and wit tl:d not see her again alive. . . 13::nj Creme; 35 7 2 N, said that on Saturday morning h~ found carefully laid upon the bank of the Regent's :3.°Al, near the Kingslaml•road, the crinoline, cloak, bonnet, and hair pin of a young girl. As it was evident that some one had committed suicide he caused the canal to be :'.ruched and the deceased was brought up quite dead. Mrs. Taylor said that she was not aware of any motive for the suicide of the deceased. She earned tls. a week, of which sum she paid witness 51. for her board. She had not been crossed in her affections. Witness did not know whether abe had met a young man at the concert-hall. No evidence as to the unfortunate cirl having been seen to throw herself into the water being procurable the jury returned a verdict of " Found dead in the' ltegent's-canaL" METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. (THIS DAY.) The ordinary weekly jevtiut{ of this board was held this day at their offices, Sprseg.gardeee, Mr. JOHN THWAITE3, the chairman, presiding. The cash statement allowed that the balances in the hands of the treasurer were, on current accounts, 442 ,4;s4f. on deposit accounts, 125,60/. ; and on government se curities, 10 ,2141. Iss. 2d. TUE TIIAMEA EMBANKMENT AND TEM BANE OF EIGLAND. The CHAIRMAN said they were all aware that the board was compelled to keep th a Thames Embankment account at the Bank of England. and that that bank would not allow i were' , on depoeits. The governors had always resisted any attempt to get interest allowed on deposits. Well, the board had recently received from the government the sum of 5.7,0..MV. on account of the construction of the Thames Embankment, and he (the chairman) had applied to the government permission to place the money at interest. They would went about 156,000f.durieg the next six months, which would leave about 200,000/. that they might place out .t interest. He had that morning received a letter from the governors of the Bank of Eagland,stating that it was against their rules to give interest on deposits, hut under the pee...La circumstances of the case they would make to exception in the case of the Board of Works, and would allow five per cent. per annum interest on the 200,000/. for three months from the lit Oct. to the lit of Jan. next. That would give them 2,500/. on their money. _ .„. . Mr. Daum,: taxi he thought the arrangement eery sa t.+fAc tory. Aoki he moved that it be approved. The motion was carried unanimonaly. EGYPTIAN COMMERCIAL AND TRADING COM- PANY (LIMITED).--(THIS DAY.) This afternoon an extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders in this company was held at the London Tavern, to receive and consider the accounts and balance sheet of the company from the 30th of April to the 30th of ruts list, and to declare, if the meeting shall so determine, a dividend in respect of profits up to that date. Yr. LARKING occupied the chair. The report, which was taken as read, stated that the balance-sheet for the twelve months ending June 30 showed a profit of 47,459/. Is. 6d., of which 29,632 f. is. 6d. was made up to the preceding 30th of A priL Out of this an interim dividend of sa. 30. per share had ah em' ,ed 26,2501., which with 2,900/. placed formers' fund, left a balance now to be dealt with of 1ii,309/. Is. 6d. From this the directors recommended a dividend of 2s. 6d. per share. The Cusraxvi moved that the report bo adopted and dividend of 2s. lid. per ►hare declared, remarking that the profit was at the rate of 23 per cent. per annum. A long discussion followed, in the course of which several shareholders protested against a proposed &nudger:nation with Briggs and Co., and complained that a call of 2t. per sl,..re had been made at an inconvenient tame. The CLUBMAN explained that the call was made to prevent having to carry on the business of the com pany on credit at high rates of interest. Eventually' the motion was carried unanimously ILA a vote of thanks given to the chairman and directors. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SEPTIMBER DO, 8 At. F. "1 1. 1L & N.W. hm . 1 N.N.W. eb ' 4 W.N W. 0; 1 s. b 1 W.N.W. re 0.'37 1 N. t N.W. lb 1 e. c 3 S. co ; 2 W.N. W. oc 2 W.S.W. o 2 bm 1 N.C. 0.1 4 N.E. b 4 N.F. b E.S.E. b N.N W. b 1 Z. 'hm 3 N.N.E. cm 1 W. uo - N.N. N. 2 ;bm 2 N.N.W. eb N.W. e N.W. oe 0.11 7 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sT Lamm Tim m's.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) Charity Vadatte MAIDEN PLATE. 13 ran. HANDICAP W PIPSTA Vs. Lytham Confederate ... Antoinette ... 10 no. SWEEPSTAKES. Money Spionea Samna 4 ran. MATCH. Birohbrooii - I;;;Cixeheqm. MATCH. Vision beat SbrapnalL SWEEPSTAKES. ... ___ •.. ••• •.. 3 12 ••• ••• ••• OCTOBER HANDICAP. 18 we. SWEEPSTAKES OF 30 SOVS. T.Y.O. Water 1.6 f , iiseulationT and Amber. luo Fogrirr. —Frisky Matzoa, Miriam, Elaine, Hand maid, Cassiops, and Ls Samaritaine. CROOME STASES. Timm von walks over. LATEST BETTING.—(MIDNIGHT.) CESARE WITCH. 7to 1 apt Maestri' (t) 9to 1 Cristo c (t) 100 to 9 Mail Train (t) 100 to 7 Gratitude It) 20 to 1 Suspicion (t) 20 to 1 Tattoo (t) 22 to 1 Alabama (t) 33 to 1 Faufreluche (t) 40 to 1 Dr. Syntax 40 to 1 Myrtle (t (t) ) 40 to 1 Planet (t) 50 to 1 Welcome (1) 50 to 1 Battaglia (t). CAMBRIDGESHILE. 100 to 6 apt Brick (t) 25 to 1 Stoekinger (t) 25 to 1 Tattoo (t) 40to 1 Baldwin (t). LUDLOW MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ARRITID. —Gipsy Girl, Lapidary, Orphene, Worthless, Gazehoimd, Kitty, Pot•Yourri, Letnrop, Peru, Quick sand, Tom Thumb, Dovadale, Rosa 1, Sweetness, Macbeth , Pretty Girl 1, and Redcar. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-{THIS DAY.) The supply of home-grown wheat on offer to-day, tioastwies aim by land carriage,wu very modarate. Both red and white qualities moved off slowly; but. compared with Monday, no change took place in price .. The general con dition of the samples wae very fl oe. . . . We were heavily supplied with foreign wheat. A few transactions took place in selected qualities at previous rates. In other kiods so little eas doing that the currencies were almost nominal Floating s of grain were a dull inquiry, but not cheaper. Fine barley bo th English and foreign, was steady in price. Grinding and distilling sorts were heavy, at the late decline in value. was in fQll avenge supply, and heavy request, at barely stationary prices. We were well supplied with oats, which moved off slowly on former terms. _ _ _ Beans were very dull. To have foreed sales lower rates must have been submitted to. The inquiry for peas way much restricted. In prices, however, no change took place. Most kinds of dour were dull, at late currencies. Lirsaed, rapeseed, and cakes ware somewhat heavy. In agricultural seeds, very little was passing. cl.'it.RE. , l7 PRICE& Per Qr. WIFEAT. I. a. Wee, Kent, red,1343 34 to 33 , I br.tl 37 to 41 •• whae. 1 . 43 3:3 te, P Qr. 1244 to) to ttS Norfolk and Lincoln red. 1%.4 id to 33 CURIAL . 35 to 35 24 to to L 5 aft Ind -- Malin De Grinding MAL?. ~orfolk..nd OAn. e. geotch. feed ,cotch pout* white black SHARK LLSTIS.-42 1 .111S DAL) Two o'OLooi. Tte dealings in the railway market continue upon a restricted scale, and very few variations have occurred in prices, although the tone generally is dull. Attention is chiefly directed to the fortnightly settlement, which will be concluded to-day. Midland and Great Western stocks have declined per cent., and Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great Eastern, f. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 108} to f ; Great Western, 66 to ; Midland, 126 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 1114 to 112 ; South Eastern, 81 to 4 ; Metropolitan, 1041 to 1054 ; London and South Western, 91 to 93 ; Great Eastern, 434 to 44 ; Caledonian, 120 to 121, ex div. ; and Great North ern, 126 to 127. Colonial and foreign railway securities are inac tive, and quotations generally unaltered. Antwerp and Rotterdam shares are flat. iiis;&rd Fon:: Beecher Idler iNDIAJI COAL Yellow .. BEMIS. Ntaxagan — 32 to 15 lick 32 to 95 Harrow Pigeon 3d to 43 Grey Ilup:0 ST to 40 White 36 40 at MOll Toon made, per 280 the Household 3O to 33 , Country Inallets, feed 2O to 241 Norfolk and Itaffoll, potato lt to 27 es shy 26 to 24 -- en to C 4 Klawitou and Ware 60 to EL Brown _ _ 60 to 53 EY& New OATIL OAT% U. Danish sod Swedish 17 to 22 Roast= ....... IS to 20 Poem*. Per (0. WHIRL I. Z. Doable and Zonis* berg 4O to b,) Beetock t Mackie* burg 39 to 44 Dealsla 36 to 44 limastuo, bard soft American, red .. „ wilt 4O to 41 LLE.LiT. °Flatting !I to 24 Distilllug 31AlLing —._ tor gr. !Dart iiaPtias• • • M ~ ... 80b.... ... 36 to 39 .. 33 to 39 Twee so to as tat to at French, pa 20 to 22 enmesh, „ RI to U American, pa bit... 19 to 26 Canalise. .. 19 to 2G INTO LONDON. BY WATER it TO SEP r. 21. INCLUSIVE. OLT3. Duteb, lorew - 18 to TS tre4 Azarv.us nr GRAIN. Sr,., 1 CARRIAGE, FEOII SEPT. 81 ... i ... 9 ... 3 ORDLYARY SHAY= AND STOCKS. Bh. I P‘l " I RAILWAYS ' I 421 Cla7oWor Pri". ila7 - • I "IN S" r ig '''. MI all 111rwt.,WoL& atom Vs/ - - - et. 100 Blythand Tyne - - 10 , all Boston,l3loatrd.& 11d.C - - - Bt 100 • Bristol .ad looter II 84 - Bt 100 Caledonian 123% 124% - 60 all ' all ;Cart and Bandon - - -. I 10 Cornwall 6 I - 10 all ,Do. A J•nodiv. until 5 ..-• o. os 10 all Do. B 1 p. o.lspaid to B. - - 10 all Dublin and B~ June 31 18 .... 88 all Dundee. Perth,&Abd.Jii 14 17 - St 100 Belinburgharid Glasgow 86 88 - St. ,100 Glasgow and &Moslem 103 107 - lit. 100 Urea Boston Ord. 84. 431 44% 431 4 84.100 , Do. ♦ • 8400 k - - - St. am ! Do. Z. Ant. MIL, N 0.2 6 T - Bt ; 100 Groat Northonootiand - - - St. 100 I GrsatNorthern 126 127 - Bt. 1100 D0..1. I A rec. no div. un- 134 135+ 1331 114. 100 :Do.B 14116 p. e. M paid II 127 130 - 6t 100 Gt. South & West. era. 90 GB - kill* , Groat Western MI 07 - 'lOO 1 Do.Mour VsLOsiatli - - - Bt. 'lOO : Do. South Wales._ - - - 'M. 1 100 Do. W. Ind.-Oxford 45 47 - 8t 100 1 Do. Do. Nswpott 114 40 - St 1 100 1 Do. Do. Hereford 90 101 - M. ; 100 Immaeldra& Yorkildre 1111 1121 11? 4 84. 100 I London and Blackwall 43 46 414 86. 10.)' Lou., BriOtn, & &Como 102 100 - R. 'lOO Londun"athro.& Dor 38 40 - Bi. :100 London& North West. 104 1081 1061 M. 100 ,Londoo&SonthWestarn 91 93 911 St. 100 ' Man.,SheL,& Linoolnah 61 el 02 60 , all Maryport sad Carlisle .... - - 121 i Do. 1 Blum - - Imam , Bt. 100 1 Metropolitan lo4} 146% 105& 104% for St. 100 , Do. New - - - 84. ,100 Midland 126% 1261 126 1 Ns' all. Do. New - - - 8t 100 , Do Birm. & Derby . 96 98 - 60 all Mil Gt. Wm (Im.) -- - 26 all Do. 1 Maros .. - - 26 all Mid Kent - - - 10 all Mid nott 'Cray 1.Inel• • -.- - 8l 100 North British - Bt 100 Do. Edin.,Pertb,Dund 24 25 - M. 109 .N. !agora-Barwick - 104 103} 104% 61 M 164 I Do. O. N. L. Pure- - - - M. NO I Do. Lards.. - - 8L 100 Do. York 921 939 93} M. 100 De. Carlisle B9 91 15 ail Do. litock.&Darling. 86 16 - f 49 Do. do. 1863-55 9 10 pm - 26 12 , Do. do. 180041- - 7 Bpm - Bt 100 .North London - 10 :, Ds. New - St. 100 'North Staffordshire. - 10 1 all N. .88. Western luau 101 11 -. sit NO Scottish Central 84. 1100 1 84,0441 th NAL Aber 86k - - - 184. 'lOO 100.5441 gs Midland - - ..... 10 all Shrewsbury is Welehpl - -.- Bt 100 aliropaltir• Union 64 66 - St. 100 South Devon 34 16 - 8t 100 South Eastern M. 100 '5. Yorksh. & Inver Dun - - - 10 all Maine& Wokhighim&e. 8 9 - 0t 100 ;Taff Vale - 10 1 • Do C St. 100 IValo of Neath - M. 100 ;Victoria Btu. & Pimlico - - - Bt 100 'Waterford & Kilkenny. - - - 4t 100 , Wad Cornwall - - - Bt 100 IW•liszt/pL Barb.* Al. - -.- B 11111811 lONS. I Cloiing Woes. RAILWAY!. d 4 I Pd. , ell A thaUc St.. Lawrence 100 Hem.liar.R C.lag.ic.c • 10 Do. E Sharer all &Oak & lake Boreal • all Do. Preference 100 100 Doff., linuitotOodarlchi 6 p. c. 134 a. Aug. 1, 1618 100 100 Do. do. Jaly 1 , 18711 100 100 Do. do. Juno 1, 1874; ut. 100 CaL &8. Eaalerufp.c. g. ; 86. 100 Q.p• T. & Dock 6p. c. g I 1,0 ad Dementia p.c.per.pret; •la 100 rast. B•agal go. 6 do, .1 Bt 100,tint Indian gu. 6 do.. 10 5 Do. J MA tension .... St .100 Grand Trunk of Canada D70.154u1p.1E41 a/I Do. Lit prat. Beads— : all Do. do. deferred W Do. Zid {mot Bonds.. all Do. do. deferred $ all Do llrd prat. Mock .. W Do. do. deferred! $ all Do. 4th prat Stock $ all Do. do. deferred :100 Great Indian Peninsula: --- ----- Do. guw 6 per cent. D. New do S. of India R_6 p.ctd Do dd par coni: Do K. Western of Canada Do. Saw all c. BJs pay. 187 31 all D 0. 64 do. do. 1d77-61, 2 Indian Branch, Waited 1 Do. New 100 lladraa guar. 6p. cent !1001 Do. do. 4/ do 1001 Do. do. 4 do.— ' 2 Do. 111th Extesalou .100 Meth. Corp. 6 per c. Dd all Matt. and Robson's Bar aL N.Brun.dOw.cla Ada k 100 N.307Ca0.6p.e.1iip.8. 'lOO dclade, ma. I par mat. 11001 Do. Delhi do. 2 • Do. do. do 1100 Do. Pnnjarto 100 ' Do. Indus St nut. do It sll 511 s Itool Si Si 7* Si 96 100 92 94 100 101 IN 101 19 194 90 93 71 71 CO Cl 64 64 65 63 63 66 66 60 38 30 27 29 10 lit 4411 par 1 (Us pez 9/ 100 I ‘ ll 1:141s 89 91 88 80 2 *4t, 90 IGO V 2 94 EOl 90 66 00 I 6 60 SI 011 100 $4l 100 4dll 7 0 z 94 100 95 91 JOINT STUCK BANKA. _____ _____ Wheat, Barley. Ma& O&M Flour. No. I aLt Beata IPd i CI iwlosa. I Wes. Ora qrs. qrs. qrs. brla. sacks. ii,oooloo .Agran Ilsaterman'CLl 60 US AU - 11gBak and Scotch 2420 1170 MO 3390 .. 780 90,000 1411 Do. New Ass 30 p. • 25 A. - - Irtsh I 2130 .. -20.00 e 60 I Do. (of which 20 la pd., 1i - - -. Foreign 113070 12070 .. 77610 .. MO 10,400 60 Albios , 6 3 1 dls, 1 -, - - 10,000 100 I AllianceLoaALlverpool 25 41 43 ,4034 8 Total ' 20190 14040 2030 88100 .. 1290 10,000 100 , Da, New 56 14 18 pm 19 1 100,000 In Anglo Austrian - 1 WAKEFIELD CORN 11ARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 00 .WO 20 Ml3lO 11•3611 ( ant 5 Idle Par - 12,600 60 Australasia all 09 71 83 id (BY UNIT'ID KINGDOM suer= rmaaaara.) 7,500 40 Do. New 3O 211 26 pm - (non oca own . mucnar.) 11600 20 Bankof ItiftishColantbla 16 4 lips Wheat nearly maintains it value, and tone healthier. 10,000 se Bank ot lump; Fine barley fully as dear, and demand good. Beans and e.OOO 100 bank of London 6O 168 103 - oats unaltered. 36,1000 30 bank of Otago Mashed, 6 li 04d1a - 10,040 DM Bank of Queensland (L.) 20 4 2 dls - }IINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAT.) 90.400 60 Dinkel' ictoria,Austrla 11, 38 40 - 6,000 100 rank of Wales (Lem. - - but the devised is extremely limited for all descriptions of 60.00 u Brazindrortogneask 10 14 14 der, - both raw and refined. 10,000 60 British & Californian 5 1 1 dls SI Coma.-For grey qualities of plantation Ceylon rather 20.000 20 British N. America _ .... ell 44 40 - lower prices have been accepted; colony aorta remain steady; 1 2 . 100 10 C. 33. ladle.AU.Chlaa all SS /7 - triage sold at 425. to 66a. ; low middling small to middling, -.I 1100 ' 20 Do. New - zu,ooo 16 Chart. 11 or. of Indkanc all SS 85 - 745. to 795. • pea berry, Via to 5 335. 10,000 m . Do. New - COCOA h is sold Is. to 2.1. ler ewt. decline. Grey Trini- 10.e00 100 City - dad, 593 to GPs. 6d. ; ordinary to good red, 61s. to 20,000 160 Colonial - 71s. Gd. 10,400 2.5 tom. Sank of India, eta 134 8 6pm - Tga.-The market continues quiet. 250.000 10 Courlidated Bank (1 4 4.4 opm Of RCM is steady but quiet. 6,000 100 Coutarautal L ' - 20,000, 60 Last Lon.lon 'Limited' 6 UM - Farrr.-A limited icnoiness is doing at previous prices. 60,014 SO /astern BachanweiLlm) 5 1 par - 11.1 CL -LOW bags of white Bengal sold at 10e. 9d. 66,090 to tag.: l / 4 .4.4 aumt•nas..l. a 11l il .- C,orrox.-There is a better demand at about previous 40;00 60 knalish and Swedish IL 16 2 IMs - prices. 40,00 i hi kuropeu liankiLintitedi 10 14 04prel 91 IQ Sal:n.l7ll. -No sales reported. mow 60 Do. New 'lo 1 1 dlsi - 1110100. -For the next quarterly sales of East India 1:1:, IS: FrufteNr 66 • l4 94 l : 1 1 1 : 1 : 1•• j 27 13.030 &este are now declared, including 1,000 chests in moo No imp ., risi E a . /1 " w 9, 1 1 :4 14"."! It 2-4 second hands. ii,outi 100. W. New SULLAC continues dull of sale at previous prime. 10,000 60 Imp. 86.01 Cbituatc..(L 5 3 S dit - - -- -- 116,000 20 Imperial Ottoman la 4 elpill - TALLOW MARKET .-( THIS DAY.) 26,300 60 International Bank (1 )14 4 11 Alla - I . 1 3 - - The market is quiet, at the following prices: Towe 1007 s.O 2 2 1 1 0 D0 0,3 . ,, - New talbw, 42a. • Petersburg T.C. es tie spot. 41a. ; October 100 7 0 , 0 2 „, und Mort t 6 6, ut I 4 2 0 . _ to December, 42a. to 4:b. 3d. ; December, 43e. to 435. 3d.; 20,004 50 la. Bk.olli shoot: a n 11 6 Idle per 44 , Juror" to March, 43e. 9d. to 44a. ; March, 44e. 6d. 10,000 MO L o u . Beak of i loolJandj. 15 6 Sdh ' - 0.000 100 London and Brazilian . 2 4u 4 II pm - HIDN MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) 6000 NI L0'..8 Ayres* ff.nate L 0 - - Fla .- 20,000 De . New las at li m 6 1/ a/ • Leadmirnat.c. -II ides : Prices :-561b. to 641 b., 21d. 4040 200 Lea0 „,..: 2 6 : 246 , 2 * r i. , 22 4 . el'. - to ad. ; 6411ia. to 721 he., 3d. to 31d. ; 721 k.. to SODA. 50,000 to Lee. Cktnenk et Mistrl. all U 10 - 3jl. to 34d. ; 801ie. to 841ita.. Nod. to 4d. ; &Ohs. to 30,000 60 London amt Comity m en 70 444 961 m, 4d. to 41d. • 961ba. to 1041 61 ., 4d. to 44d. norm them 100 Lw. BanmaCon.lir.(l lit rdls par - hi, .... , tv .. 5 . log ch. Cat thins. light, 20. 0 3. to 4, ; 00,000 So tondo. Joint Stock-- 15 42 64 411 5 fa. 7e. Cid. 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (Li 19 4 2 43 - 10,104 SO London& South African all 52 24 ..- itannonialY. - Sheepskins ; polled, fis. 3.1. to 6e. 3d. • . 000 to to e, 1 n. *O. Western , Lho. 35 lpm ba.f-breds, 4a. 4d. to be. ; Downs, Is. 9d. to 4s. 4d. ; lambs: moo pp b ig g wigmig. gi 38.6 d. to 7s. loom 100 M e rchant itank,Lua.) 174 6 111 ple : 4 21 - 20,000 SO 51swouatilo & IfictioalL l4 1 II pm 11 104 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) 39 000 , Do. New so d A now lie- 31 re. Pattendeo and Smith report a continued active 114°°° t o o 1 " 1 ":' a Nast CL 10 VW Sor 1 74 6000 10 Ylluland hank 1..1m) - demand for descriptions of the new growth, fine samples of 10.000 too •Natioual of Liworpool lO 4 6pm - which are very mares and meet with a ready sale at the 34,000 20 N. Pre. of Beelsod, New 10 - - 1.6. advance in prints ; low sad middling sorts are a little 20,000. 64 National Beak. New - - - osier. 56000 20 New South Wiles all 62 44 000 20 North Wettem - - 40,000 10 New Zealand (Lathed: 1 4415 par - w_ tol FINSBURY REGISTRATION. -This morning Biz. 9 „: 44 , 2 , oneigi, Bang ~,T a. .l a s m s 4 Pm Terrell revised the list of voters for the extensive bamugh mom 60 Prowl. Bankloooorp.(t. 5 I 1 dls - d Finsbury. The officers of the various parishes were in 90.000 100 Frovlnc. of Ireland_ _...., 16 90 92 - attendance. and it appeared that there is a great Menem in 37,600 30 kind°. Foal., &Dalai IL 10 4 lepm - the number of voters oa the lists. There has been an in. 20. 00 0 IS South Amaral= all $6 87 - 1( 0 1 :226 0010 1 25 00 st.L South Lam a Leni n. un (Lim.) __ll 21 i m ini ; II ... creme for some years put, and in the parish of Islington Yr. Layton, the vestry clerk, reported an increase of 2,300. 4,460 100 Do. do. ( l ei 116 2 4 pm; - He produce d rolls of the Hats of voters is that large 10,410 t 6 Union of AttstrallaNeui ell 51 53 ,St parish. The court was held at the Lorda Jostles.' Court. nom 100 Union of Ireland ;Arm,. 23 3 2 dim 20 in Lcoln's Inn. 40,000. 611 Uniim of tondo', • l6 1 49 61 iso WLONIAL GOVIULNIOINT ISIOCUJUTUIL No. I 3900E1. I rd. I co. prima. I Bales. £80,000.. PettlahColoulp.4.,llll72 100 -. .i. _ .... .. Do. do. 18E0;100 .. .. .• .... .. Can. G0v.6p.c.,1877414. ;100 92 94 - .... .. D 0.6 per et. Feb.&Aug. ilOO 92 94 - ~.._ _.. D 0.6 pertit.llar.dt I'loo 92 94 -. OMAN; - Dab per et.Jaial PPM 80 811 - 685,808 .. Do. 6 per et. Ina. Bloc 100 80 Si - 160.910 1 .. Capitol GH4446p.4.1273 100 104 106 -- •••• .. Do. do. 18904 100, 107 109 - .... .. Do. do. 4 1890;100 1108 no - . . .. Do. do. 1891'100, 107 109 - 1 . 40, ... Cerlon,Nov.l99l2. 0 p.et. 4001 102 106 ow l - 150,000, • . Do. 1878, do.. 1001 109 112 - 300,000' .. Itaarithis 0 per et, 1875 100 , 101 104 - 200,000 .Do. 1878 100: 14 106 104 100,000'.. ,1 Do. 182'109 103 106 - 165.500' .. • NataL Close per cent.- 400! 100 106 - 106,000 .. New Brune. Gov. 6 p.et. 100' 94 97 - .... - N.S.Walee Or. 6 p.e.1856 1001 97 99 - .... ..1 Do. 6p. a97ID to mire 1001 96 97 .. .. ..1 Do. 6p. c. 1888 to 1892 100 ; 94 16 944 150.000 .. ; New Zealand 6 per cant. 100 99 102 - 160,000.. Nora Scala Bp. c.. 1875,100 916 99 - 75,000' .. 'Queensland Gov. 6p. et. 100' 100 102 - .... ..; 3. Aust.Gov.6 p. a Bonds 100; - - - .... .. Vic. Gov.i3p.c.JantJuly 100 - - - .... ... Do. 40.6 pc.AprlktOc. , loo I 103 109 -• 1.1111.14J0N 11114 CS. No. I Oh. I Minns ! P.l I CL prime. I lehte. 55,000 2 Alamilles if-halted) ••i2i 41 I I I'm '- 100,000 1 'Anglo-Braz.GoldtLlm.l 6e. i pm - 20,000 20 'Australian I 7 1 4 I .1 - 75,000 1 Bon Accord Cop.CLIm.l ; ml te - 10,000 1 Ileadl.Litll eo.(Lim.); all - 15,905 10 Cats Copper !Limited; , 7 1 11 4pm - 25,090 2 CapnlaSilrer admitted) 1 ; 4 4 dla - ' 12,009 40 !cobra - 100,000 10 CoplapoC°tairitedi 1 16 ! 5 0 - 1 , Don Pedro, N. Del Nap iI I di, par - 75,000 1 Dan liotint.Cop. (Limn an i 1 - 25,000 3 .gat DO Rey (Limited!' 1t i 1 4 IWe - 25,000 2 Fortuna (Ltanted) , all i 31 4 - 20,000' 20 General i all 21 0 3 68.000 4 K &panda (Limited) 1 1 dla ipm - 16,000 Linares ; all 9 6 - 10,000, Lusitaidan (Llmitedi ; 2 1 0441. - 103.815, Slarhodts all ; 1 1 - 100,000 11.5ureos 8ra.0.1.141; all . 1 2 - 50,000 Pacc!cillo IL'opper (L.'' 1 par 4pm 10,000 20 Pantaibaud Wive:lead all 6 8 - 100,000 5 fort Phillip I 1 Santa Ilarb.Golol M. (1 ) I dl. - 120,000 1 Scottish AustraL(l.4m ), 1 1 din - 11,000 lie st. John del Ney (I.lin )1 16 37 - 63,1 , 4 DO i United Mexican (Llm ) 184 1 44 64 - 50,000' 1 WallanweaCcid:Lim )! 4 Ipm - 80,000. 1 1 Worthing ,Linlitee'l 1 •I 1 - 25.000 3 iNthlanuoutewa U rn 1; i all 1 4 24 -. DOCk.b No. I Sh. I Docia IPd I CI. prices. I Balsa. MONEY MARKET.-(21118 DAY.) Two °Two& Great dulness continues to prevail in the stock markets, the general tendency of which is still un favourable. The funds remain at the closing quo tations of yesterday, but home railways and foreign bonds are generally rather lower. The Confederate Loan and the shares of the Alliance Bank Lave again fallen heavily ; the latter have been marked this morning as low as 9 to 11 prem. Other bank shares are likewise depressed, and those of the financial companies are still quite out of favour. This is the fortnightly settling day. The demand for discounts is rather less active to-day, but loans for employment iu the Stock Exchange are in active request, chiefly in connexion with the settlement, and the rate from day to day on government securities is 7to 8 per cent. No transactions are reported in bills below 9 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele grani, the Three per Cent. Pontes opened at 65fr. 75c., showing no change. Consols are quoted 87, to for money, and 871 to 88 for the account (October 11). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, a ; ditto, for account, 871; Three per Cents. Reduced, ; New Three per Cents., 851, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1031, ; ditto Bonds, 21;s. die. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 100 i, 101 ; Exche quer Bills, March, Ile., 4s. dis. ; ditto June, 235. dis. Foreign stocks in many cases are Ito per cent. lower. Confederate Bonds have fallen 3 to 4 per cent., and Mexican, 11. Some of the present quo tations are annexed, viz. :—Oretk, 22; to 231 ; Mexican, 261 to 1 ; Confederates., 60 to 61 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to ; the Certificates, 13; to 1 ; Turkish Bonds of 1838, 681 to 1 ; ditto 1862, 691 to 70 ; and the Cobsolids, 50,1 to g. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyp tian, 961 ; Greek, 231 ; ditto for account, 23 ; Mexican, 26i, # ; Portuguese, 1856, kc., 46 . 0 ; ditto for account, 46;‘, ; Rus sian, 1830, 841 ; ditto 1859, 53 ; ditto 1862, 871, 86/, 874 ; ditto 1864, 89; Spanish New De ferred, for account, 43 ; ditto Passive, for account, 301, 1, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 131, 13, 1; Turkish, 1858, 634 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 691, ; Venezuela, 1862, 531. International Financial shares are now quoted I} to prem. ; General Credit, 1,7, to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 3} to 6 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, I to 11 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Sociitsi Gentinde, 1 to 11 prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilitr of England, 11 to 2 prem. Forr. o'Ciocx. Consols are fractionally better, at 87i to for money, and 88 to for the account. 102,000 f. in gold has been taken to the Bank. In bank shares yesterday, au exceptionally unfavourable effect was produced by the failure of a member of the Stock Exchange, a dealer, who has a large and confused account open in the shares of the finance companies anti banks. It ap pears that be has dealt in the shares of as many as tit) or 70 different undertakings, including Loudon, Hamburg, and Continental Bank, Bank of Hindus tan, China, and Japan, English and Swedish Bank, at.d a number of concerns in which transactions are comparatively rare. The consequer.ce was that during part of the afternoon the quotations for the shares of many banks were little more than nominal. The October dividends are not due at the Bank until the 10th of that month, and will not be pay able until Thursday, the 13th. The following notices, relating, respectively, to the debts of Venezuela, New Granada, and Mexico, were yesterday posted in the Stock Exchange ; Venezuela Debt—Mews. Baring Brothers and Co.'s agents in Venezuela advise having received for 55 per emit. of the import duties for two weeks from Cuatona.bonse of La Goers, 21,608.70 dole. ; Puerto Cabello, 3,782.17 dole.; total, '2,,390.87 dole. Venezuela (1861) Loan.—The General Credit and Fissile, Company are in receipt of advioes by this mail of the fol. lowing collections on account of this loan :—From Custom- 1 house of La Onayra, 10,159.03 dole. ; Puerto Cabello, 6,364.13 dole. ; total, 16,543.18 dole. Amounts previously advertised, 42,801.84d015. ; total. 59,345.82. Now Granada Debt—Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received by this mail on account of New Granada divi dends—From Custom-beanie( Banta Marta, 1,6721.9 e. 2d.• San Joel de Cuenta, 6701. 16e. WI; Riohacha , 244/.; Carta! gens, 1911. Os. 6c1.; Sabanilla, 391. 155.; total, 2,818/. la. 6d. Mexican Debt.—Me s. Baring Brothers and Co. have re ceived by this mail on account of Mexican dividends -79,987.21 dole.—Loodon, Sept. 29, 1864. The General Credit and Finance Company have notified that the bonds representing toe Venezuela Loan of 1864 will be ready for issue on the 4th October. The exports of August are 'shown by the Board of Trade returns to hive been larger by 2,185,4651., or 15 per cent., than in the same month of 1863, and larger by 3,444,6421., or 26 per cent., than in August, 1862 ; while, as re garde the eight months' comparison, the in crease is 18,964,303/., or 21 per cent., over 18ti.3, and 26,440,1121., or 32 per cent., over 1862. It will be noticed from the foregoing comparison that although the exports continue considerably in excess of those for the corresponding periods of the two previous years, the ratio of Increase for the month of August was less than that for the first eight months of the year. The check to the upward movement in the export trade is doubtless due chiefly to the increasing disturbance in the money' market. The shipments of cotton piece goods continue very large, being 4,775,1851. in August, 1864, against 3,745,3321. in 1863, and 3,140,9371. in 1862. As regards most of the ether staples of export, the movement is generally favourable, but in some cases some tendency to fluctuation is indicated. The tables of imports show that we have placed our selves under an increased liability to the foreigner, and this tends to explain the frequent exports of gold. The "computed real value' of the principal articles of import for the month of August is as follows 1862 £16,803,965 le6 1664 2%438,253 And for the first seven mouths of the three years: 1862 266.153,539 1862 98.307,002 1864 119,063,429 Generally it may be remarked that the magnitude of the general trade of the country, both import and export, accounts for the increased number of bills seeking discount during the last few mouths, and fur the consequent pressure upon our pecuniary resources. Messrs. Ogle and Ca, East India merchants, of Great at. Helens, whose difficulties have been currently reported in monetary circles during the last week, have notified their stoppage iu the subjoined circular to their creditors. The failure has been caused by that of the Leeds Banking Company, and the liabilities are roughly estimated at about 500,0001. As the firm is expected ulti mately to be relieved of the bills bearing the endorsement of the Leeds Banking Company the liquidation, it is thought, will prove favourable. The corresponding house at Calcutta, which is understood to occupy a very good position, will not be involved by the suspension here : 21, Great St. Helens, London (EC.), Sept. 29. I , Sir,—Owing to the Leeds Banking Company being un►ble to meet their engagements it is with the greatest regret we have meet unexpectedly found that we could not carry on our business without jeopardising the position of our credi. tors and constituents. We therefore (notwithstanding the proffered assistance of oar fnends) in the interest of all macerate', have deemed it advisable to place our affairs in course of liquidation, and have called io Messrs. Coleman, Turquaod. Youngs, and CO. to take charge of our books. The result of oar liquidation will necessarily depend on the careful realisation Of our estate. Requesting your kind is dulgenos and co-operation—We are, air, your obedient servants, °GUI and CO. It appears that the aggregate defalcations of Mr. Robert Byrne, of the Liverpool Stock Exchange, who has just absconded, do not exceed about 13,0001., and that about 8,000/. of this will be covered by the profit on the sale of stock, after de duction of the advances made upon it. At an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Newby, Carson, and Co., in the East India and China trade, held yesterday, it was decided that the estate shall be assigned and wound up under IL spection. Siuce the last meeting, held on the 16th inst., the *setts have diminished to the extent of 31,00 u/., through the decline in the value of cotton and of consignments to various parts of the East. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,6831. over last year ; the North Eastern an increase of 5,8781.; the Lanca shire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,548/. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an in crease of 4.621. The following letter has been addressed by a director of the Leeds Banking Company to a banker in Loudon, and is curious as showing how persons who have proved themselves flagrantly in competent to the discharge of the duties which they have assumed can take upon themselves to teach other persons to transact their business. Sir,—The present position of the Wain of this bank readers the parties interested most anxious with respect to the realisation of unpaid bills. We shall therefore feel obliged by your taking immediatesteps against all partite to bills which may be dishonoured in your Sands. K e need scarcely remind you th►t the adoption of this comes may result in a more speedy payment of your debt than wa:tiog the liquidatioe of the attars of the bank, at the same time materially relieving the shareholders. Our request applies store particularly to bills of small amounts, ea we tad that such bills negotiated by this bank are generally paid when the pressure is immediate. We have to request that no terms may be made with parties to the bills without the consent of this bank. We shall be further obliged if you will from time to time advise us of the discharp of such bills as may not have been paid at maturity.-1 am, yours respectively, FUR SELF sax, Co-Inalcrons. Sept. 2,1. The return of the Bank of England for the week endiugWedneaday, Sept. 28, compared with that for the previous week, shows the fellowiug changes : Circulation issue Ovulation active Nuhlic depoipta 7,033.95d lacrosse 26. 1 ,:e17 Other deposits lioverument securities is , - banking department 10,797,09u No clangs OthersocuriLas in tanking department Colt anal bullion in both departments Seven day end ether bills 511.716 Increase 6,817 The rest 3,995,106 'same 77,547 Notes in reserve T.tal reserve (notes & coin in tanking department) . 7,531,098 Diereses 47,! , 36 The private securities have increased 503,12114., owing to the demand for money usual towards the close of the quarter, but the draught thus occa sioned upon the Bank's till having been fully com pensated by the influx of government and private deposits, the reserve in the banking department shows an increase of 47,8361. The export and import movement, SP reported from day to day, showed, for the week, a gain of about 130,0001. in gold by the Bank, and as the coin and bullion now show a decrease of 49,9841., it is to be inferred that some amount of coin has been withdrawn from the Bank on provincial account. BASK Or ENG LAND. —An and elk Vic c. 32, for the week IbB4. 15frE !-EP Notes issued Account pursuant to tha Act 7th endlog on Wetlorday, beta. 2i, 0 1RTNTIIT. Government debt.. C 11.0115.140 Other securities 1..t.31,9u0 tiuld coin sod bul lion taker bullion Cf7.043,e90 I BANKING DJ:PARTNER. Proprietors' Capital ii - 4:66.1.406 /lest ».10o Public Deposits chiding itst heq ear. flanks. (biu• MIS. of .National Debt, arid [he. ACCOUMII) Other Deposits.. Seven day and other Bata • • 7.083,94 . 12,655,0v2 i;;;T,:iiat seen rides queluding L 17,013,69) 611,716, Dead *eight Au: nutty) Other :tecraiLiell Notes !;old and Myer Sept V. 1861: Lie.Jat,B3 717,433 t3i,752.651 Chief Cashier. THURSDAY EVININO: Console, which closed yestireeyatBB for the 11th October, opened this morning at 87/ to 88, and closed at 871316 to 88 1-16. For money the last price was 871 to /. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, 87/, 1, I ; ditto for account, 88, 87k, 88; Three per Cent's. Reduced, 86, 851, 1, I ; New Three per Cents., 85/, 86, 851, /, 1 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 19/ ' • India Five per Cent. Stock, 103 ; ditto Bonds, 265., 28s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 101, 1. The India Five per Cent. Stock was rather flat, but the Five per Cent. rupee paper met with some inquiry. India Bonds were marked 260. and 28s. dis. The March Exchequer Bills remain at 12s. to 4s. die. ; and the June at 235. to 13s. die. Foreign stocks in many cases were lower. Con federate Bonds were severely depressed, sustaining a fresh fall of 31 per cent. Venezuela Old Bonds and the Loan of 1864, as well as Sardinian, fell 1 percent. ; Russian of 1862, _; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., Passive, and Certificates, ; and Mexican and Turkish Consolid6s, „ 1 . Italian stock was firm, and Portuguese improved per cent. Hudson's Bay shares were dull, at 15 to 1, and Egyptian Trading steady, at to 1 prem. Many other stocks in the miscellaneous department have given way, including African Merchants, Conti nental tuion Gaa, Home and Colonial Assurance, Panama Royal Mail Steam, and Smith, Knight, and Co. The shares of the discount companies were very heavy. National Discount declined 10s. ; and Joint Stock Discount about 15s. ; the latter have fallen to die. to par. Electric Telegraph and Fore-street Warehouse shares were in excep tional demand. _ The shares of the financial companies were fiat. London Financial fell 73. 6d., but other descrip tions were not materially lower. General Credit shares continue to show comparative firmness. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—ln ternational, If to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 2 prem.; London Financial, 6to 6} prem. ; Im perial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 1 to 1/ prem. ; Credit Mollifier, 1 to 2 prem. ez div. and new shares ; and Credit Funnier, If to 2 prem. ex div. and new shares. After the close of the Stock Exchange the fall in the shares of the luternatiousl Financial Society made further program, the price descending to to I} prem. Nova Scotia Government Debentures were quoted lower. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocnt. In the mining market to-day the dealers are almost exclusively engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and prices generally show no variation, compared with those last current yesterday. East Grenville shares are rather lower, at 71 to f. Great Vor are officially marked 30, being est. Port Phillip shares have declined, having been dealt in at I. Other colonial, as well as foreign mines, are unchanged. A second call of 2e. 6d. is to be paid on the new shares " A" of the new Cornish Lead and Copper Mining Company (Limited) by the 31st October. At the East Providence Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 316/. A call of se. per share was made. ACCIDENT TO A Cams DEA Ltit.—A eery serious waist occurred on Friday afternoon last to Mr. Ben. Jamie Grieves, of Worksop, an intensive cattle dewier, who, having been at Lincoln market, called at Gainshoree on his way home, baring some cattle grazing at that piece. He was turning away from inspecting a cow, when it rushed upon him, knocked him down. and gored him with Its bores most fearfully. On his attempting to rime the beset again attacked him, and rolled itself upon him. tweaking his collarbone and bruiting hint all over hi body. Assistance wu rendered as soon se possible by two boatmen who were on the river bank, and owing to their aid Mr. (heaved life was saved. He was afterwards conveyed to his home at Worksop, and the assistanos of Mr. H. N. Hatt, surgeon, celled in, under whose treatment hopes are entertained of his recovery.--Stantford Mercury. St. '1A411411 West India . 100 1641 138 10 OwleraltioatinaDook 5 —.— St. .Londond3t.Katharln. 100 67 62 St. 16outhanipton lOO St I Victoria 20 Do. New miscrilaNfOl I CL prior. f Was. i 2 ° 22 164 I.na — boll if ti 4i 25 so d 57 G 65 io fa/ Om bps No. and_ 10,000 ! 20.0u0 25 ' 47,000' 10 ' 20,00. V 6 I, 6.000,i 60 614,7601, 86. CoxyLaliti. !Australian AgriciaL ' Australentl.Lit BeriluWaterworks (L Ftdrobay Goo (Lamina, )British American Lane B. & I. Mar. TeL (Li British Indian Tea (L ; Caumda Company eanadianLowtnr,L :Cey Company &l City of lon Lon.RealProp.i !City ()three (Lbn.) Com. of Afrlcankler. Commercial Union:lnst. Consolidated (L t'oatinental routracteorperation(L Cop.ll.Eng.,PreL77 p.c. Credit Voocler Do. of Batman' (I ' Credit %Wilier Crystal Palace Do. Preference Do. Bp. et. Tarp. Deb. I Discountrorporation:L F. [WIWI Florham' (I: E. India In 'gine'', &c. Egyptian Coca& int (L Llearic Telegraph I Ene. and ace Canner knglObk FL rein I Crud Lug &Scottish Marin Finanwal corporatl.v Financial Discount (L Poreet. Warehouse (I. Oak vara ,Li tinted( G.Credit& lia.of Len.ll Oen. Strain Navigailw, Homer .;.ilvalal As. (L, Hudson's Bay Dup.& Itar.edLAss. Indian Carrying (Lira. Internat. Flnan.rtor. I inernat.Land ere dit,l Itahau tang. ,Can Car. I Do. 6p. c. Bas. r. 107. a SointStockDiaconntL. Lunt Sernritiec ( Lim. Loud. African Trading Lead. andi Coml. District Tele& '1 a Loud. Firiati. A2lO IL Do. New 1 Lona. O. Onadbus C.IL, a Italian. &c.Stm. Low I. )ter. Discount - L Long Previnciaillanne Madras Irriga. & Canal I Do. Marine Investasant'L Mauritius LancLac.(l , Medll litcu. Tel (L al Ilillwall Iron Works Natal Land & Col C. (L National a ds. Com. IL National Financial (L National St e SID la ay. (L 1 NerbuddaCoal et L 'L Do. New N.7.ealaud T.& Loan. L N. Brit. A natralasian(l.: 100 N.linte If ercan.lo.(L 6 Nevah:otaallawiL L. all Do. do. ocean Marine Insure 6 Mental Commercial :L 7 Oriental Fthancial (I lO Oriental On. (Waited, all Do. Now Orient tabard Steoun(L' all Otago & Sthlandlnrest. I Ottoman Financial ,L., le Ottoman Gait (Limited 6 Panama& M. blearti,L , Do. New.. Peelltv.Land & kiln (L 100 Peninsular .6 O. Steam all Do. New Quebrada L. 8.. /CIL 64 ,Ithyraney Iron Do New oil filo J. City tmprov. (L all Ditto ditto . .Royal Ilaihinsam 6O !reek Anstra Invest. (L lOO :Smith, Knight. &Co.(L 6 ogypl.,L , 8 13. African 11. dr in. (L' (South Australian Land all ianbmarine Telegraph lO6 I Itel.Conatric.k !Thames& Mersey la. „L. I Trast&AgoncyoLituL L r. R L of G, camo. ! rattedlL Teleg.Co. ;L.l Univera Marine Ins. ' !rpper Assam fem.Lini ' Ditto 'Van Diemen's Land : ^B4, _ Warrant Finance:Lim. 10 Westin.lia.o Psalter; L 10 ! If 21prr, PREFERENCE SHARES. Great FAstern, Eastern Counties Extension, No. 1, 105. Ureat Northern, 5 per cent., redeem. at 10 per cent. prem.. 10s. Great Northern, r, per cent. redeem. at 5 per cent. prem., 104. 1Z&) 20 60,000 10 25,0001 20 :o,ooo' ss 20,000' 60 60,000 10 60,000! 60 20.0001 60 17,500 20 WOO 100 1%000 OS 10,000 60 io.ooo eo loontu . St. 160.820/.. • St. 277.0001. St. 1000 100 20,00, 60 600 Ro 1179.,76L St. 70,000 5 , 50 luMu ? 100 WO.O Y} 21d1s1 Ida par 211 3 pan 3 Idle par 1 p® Idle par 5) 33 ;5;000 1 20 6.000, 60 - 2 — 1 54n dial pa 21 33 103 112 103 112 2 1 Ws, 3,5',4500 IU:0, - A - ) . 1210.0 So woo, 16 stoo: so loo,000; 20 10e,t29et 160,000: 10 $04.,,00,,' _ 60,006 . 20 000000 ,100 eO,OOO • 25 20,00, 50 20,0uv WOO. 25 12,001.,, 5 tow. no 31 1 4121 Pga 102 105 li li 175,000 4 0 1 . irml —dts , 1,114' 7.2 4 ie 4 2P d 02 ' , 2 iipial 24 2t dli ipen! 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Bt. 37.500 20 100.COU 20 , pr. 21 3 r I JIB OFIls 1 944* ei I 2 •• et as 29 ;2 79 £1 13 40 pm 27 29 } asl 12,600 10 60,060 29 30, 0 00 5 60,.),/ 23,000 10 25,0') 10 10,504 30 ?0...., 60 30.0,) 60 a a 45 46 NU p.r tki id 140 123 - i - db; liPm ldb l 28 80 43 60 1 O4Wsl 860 In 15 01 i I - 4i i I 2 dLs it ilpm Id 4 Ipm !' iPF! I - 0;71; idls pm ' 2* Sip* 14 17 10 12 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, Bahia and S. Franc. Lira., guar. 7 per coat, 14i to a. Sambre and Meuse, G;,. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. IYY LLIVIILIO AND DITZRNATIONAL TRLCORAPIL) (FROG OUR OWN CORRWONDENT.) Cotton again assumed a dull tone. Sala about 4,000 bales. Moderate attendance at the corn market. Whim maxims unchanged. Flour sons quickly et tut Tuesday% mar. Wise cora 3d. to ed. higher. Brans, oats. sad oatmeal smattered. COALHARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Walls End Hutton, 20.. 6d. ; Walls End Lambing. 90s. ; Walls End Stewart's. SM. 3d. ; Walls Hod South Hatton, 20s. Gl. ; Walls End Tem. 20.. ; Walls End &add* Het. too, 19.. Gl. ; Walla End Hassell Hetum.l9s. tid.; Walls End South Kelton, 19s. 9d. ; Wells End Harsh Hall, 19s. 9d. ; Walls End Heroine Cringe, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Kelton, 19,. Wells End Eden Main. 19s. ; Walls End Loon Close, Pls. 9d. ; Walls End Rations Lyon*, 18s. Bd. ; Wylam, IBn. 6d. ; Wallow Primrose, 14,. ; lloljws 1, 194. 6d.—SMos at market, 60 ; at es% 80. FALL OP THE CEILIFO OF ♦ CHAPEL —On Mon day evening lag, a few minutes before 10 o'clock, the ceiling of the Primitive Methodist Chapel. Boston, tell with a tier meadow crash. There had been service during the everting, and Mae congregatioa left about 8 o'clock. At that twos ell i appeared as usual. The ceiling joists bad been separated from the crow timber of the roof. owing to being ineffi ciently fastened in the first instance. The chapel is a spacious building, and was erected about ti years ego. It was fortunate the; ceiling did not fall while the 000grep. lion were assembled, or the coneequeocce would have bees fearful.—Lineolu Mercury. BIKMINGIIAM MICHAULMAS CATTLE FAIR. --SM. 20.—A fair supply of all kinds.of fat stook. The supply of barren and store berate was small, and the demand slow. The supply of store sheep was large ; tholes breeds were in fair request ■t full prices. The show of rams was large. Mr. George Forall bad upwards of 40 choice schools oo sale from Mr. Barton, of Collie ; Mr. Thom.ts Mace, Sher bourne ; Mr. Lath, Northleach ; and other well-known breeder.. Some very superior rues were on otter by Mr. Mace, Mr. Reeves, Mr. Henry Brown, and others. Mr. J. B. Lytball also held • sale of rains and store sheep; amongst others there were rams from Mr. E4wer.l Glover, Mr. H. Mann, and Mr. William Dieter. Some of the ewes realised 7A. sec► ; rams realised from 51. ss. to 111. each. Peeress Hoari Amber 101 100! i t• oeo 6,178,110 1100.666 600.800 PAO' i ‘ ~'