The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-28 00:00:00

I . THE EXPRESS, TODAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1862. ll • -- _ LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' sh wb e asked me to slbef I wasted her a belt sad " NI s he °Me down SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) , o nto mAL 00VIIIK113131T BICUBITIZI. r MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) • A rather decided reaction took place to-day in asp spa and 1 west up stain. I sat down, -,,,-. an. 1 SNOW. I rd. I 01. mime I gala. the market for Bank shares, particularly those of (THIS DAY.) and she said she had been mit that day and earned a nil- Two ceOtesat. --• 1- noo•nmets• lour .us ion Nee - _.....___ Two o'Cloca. , the new establishmenta, in nearly all of which there ling. The prisoner directly after fame in and said some ~ - ---s- thing to the female, and asked what basis.= I bad there, The railway market is *o -neyi no° Pmeri ~ .. De. Spa eillar.allep. lei lid ICS - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. and then stooped down. 1 them felt sotnethiag on my head, have improved in some instances. South Eastern Lauer •• Dm gee cent in Th se e veral stock inman mariLts to- th :i r az i7 e a ra partia ther filrmr:o, recovery 606,M1... Dol i gsgromiLln. Mock 101 97 99 LowaindaCindedideneledof fie. to I I OL n m p i c a r oe ll an tha eo re es Ban shar k ee, l and found that I was dreadfully cut. My bead bled pro- stock has advanced 1 per cent.; Lancashire and ... ' National Discount were fiat,wbile Italian Irrigation (Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblesique.) fusely, and the blood poured down like water. Yorkshire, 4 ;and Leaden and North Western and :7. • ...1 - G eaegselk do. 4. 1 11 2111 1 400 " 1 11 01 1 1414 - from yesterday's fall. The funds have risen 4 continue to meet with inquiry. IN ax 0 . 11.011R&E, OTHERWISe ratcoNEß. Yea. T r irki " -flow did 7°n g e t Ike nutn°w y our heed? Great Western 4. There is little business doing. •-•• •• Do. do 1890 140 111 114 - per cent. The market for English railway stocks i Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 7to 74 This was an application arising out of the insolvency of .Compaiout-He did it with the chamber utensil, North Western .is . • ... .. Do, do last 1011 114 110 Edmund O'Rourke, better known as Mr. Falconer, the and cut my bead. Some of the pieces broke in my heed, London andstock now_ quoted 11/4•10 .. New Breasw.Gov.ep.a. 100 1001 104 e - is slightly firmer, the principal feature being a ' prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 241 to i prem. ; lessee of the Lyceum Theatre. and were taken out last night. The room was directly, after I 92 4 to 1/ ; I Great Western, 651 to 664 ; Midland , .. .. .. D. ftwalesov.6p.e.seee to) 101 10 ! 7 a len to an 100 101 102 1001 1 the chief movement has been rally in South Eastern , In the foreign stock market • Univenal, 11 to 14 dis. • North British and Mercan- Mr. Keene now applied to resciod the final order made bY I was struck, put in darkness. I scrambled down to the 1 1274 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1074 to 1; •••• •• " 3 ' 6 11 * .... .. Do. 6p. a 18113 lOO 100 f 101 in G ree k B en d s , ! tile, 151 to 161 ; Commercial Union, 1-16 dis to 1-16 the late Mr. Commissioner Murphy in the Insolvent Debtors greet, and then found that I was drenched in blood. I Caledonian, 1104 to 111 ; South Eastern, 844 to New Ilper mot too no - Court, in June, 1859. By that order the provisional as- Mr. Tyrwhitt-led he saygibe() ~ N. e .s. / . 6e. e. i s m 10 00 1071 - which are in much favour. Anglo-Turkish Bonds : Er: m.; London and Provincial Marine, } die. to par signee could claim the after-acquind property of the inset. there;Great Willing about your bein g i 55; Great Eastern, 454 to 4 Northern, I 1 99 an 1 t'l 75,000 .. Queensland Gov.ep.eent 100 1014 110 and London and South Western, .... .. ti.Ansallov. spa Bonds , 100 101 111 = are likewise better. London and Colonial Bank, Ito 1} preen . ; Standard Bank of British South Africa, 11 to 2 prem. ; vent, and the application now was to rescind BO much Complainant-He asked what my business was. The -- --- ; At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's I of the final order as gave protection to that pro- young woman did not say anything. Prisoner threw the i 91 ,0 543 100. ..•• .. %loam Op.c.Jan.da lily , . 100 - - - party, The first question for the court would be utak l at me, end then the light went out. ' Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain dull, • ••• - Da. d0.41p.0. April it tr.' 100 1071 PM 1071 1 I telegram, the Three per Cent. Reinke opened at I4to 4 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Great Southern Bank of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, Rail whether it had jurisdiction, under the ZiOth section The following certificate was handed to Mr. Tyrwhitt : lat 44 to 1 prom. Other foreign linen are without - ~ 71fr. 3..qc and improved to 71fr. 40c., being Sc. way, 1 die. to par ; Metropolitan Cab, Ito 1 prem.; of the New Bankruptcy Act, to deal with the order "This is to certify that .134/12 Nord has received several change, as we ll ~,,, co l„i a l . BILITIBII =NE& 7 and West Africa Company, 1 to 4 prem better than yesterday. in question. The learned counsel contended that the in- severe incised wounds on his temple and forehead, and they tH4I/111Altlf emAAUS AND STOCK& m„ . 10. I Mans. I Pd. lit paces I care.. Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia advent was still in the dine position übe was placed by may be attended with danger-Joes Ducal!, surgeon, 4, - --- --- - -•- - Console are now quoted 931 to 4, both for money the act 5 and 6 Vitt., under which the protecting order had Tyler-street" , Bh. IPd I Lutwall. Closing rim 1 -1 " 3 " 4 " Deooo 2 Cambrian Con. Gold, L 1 I >uterus. I to IP. .. Cliffordiir " i en 23e - and the 6th of Nov. The official business report been made ; and by that act application might Primmer (to complainant)-Were you not at my house on to- ay. riff au fOrrn.,M or. &atom veal. 8 M - 1.0111 ~ Dev. G. Con. (Tavistk.) 1 480 500 - • be made, after a month's notice, for power to Sunday night week ? at. 100 I fork.,Lea,&Clos•Jone. - - 10, 1 East Chau Gold (Um) 6s. 5 e, Pin - is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for Go d vernment Bonds were rather more offered take after-acquired property. The present applicant was Complainant-Yee, but 1 did not go upstairs. 618 - 844111 eesel allogeni •• gg "ee 118 * 1 money, 934, 1, 4 ; ditto, for account, 931, 1 ; tendon Emigrationon te3otb :net. f an admitted creditor of the insolvent, and t h e affidavit Prisooer-Did I not tell you not to come to my ilea 26 all Illathaad ..- . . o- ee al .. East Caradon lll4etld 46 el id 44 id stated that the insolvent had since acquired property as the again? 10 all , Bonin" M 4.0. Se SI -. 6, .. East Caro Brea - Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 1, i ; New Three take passengers to Adelaide. manager and lessee of the Lyceum Theatre to the amount Complainant-I did not see you. St. lOC ißriagoi mid Make -.. 36 58 OM L. -R. Wk. Sonli(Tarlatk ) 7/16 6Se 31 ile - per Ceuta., 914, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., m or iumi ta len hire w o i f il a shi p toe of about akom. in consequence of the success of the piece Prisoner-When you came and asked for the young L i * I t i Cil edreden - 451 .. Grambler &M. Man& Mt 1 ! 14 41, .. Ger& South Toros .. 17s. M6l - 774 ; India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. called Peep o'Dae, of which the insolvent was the author ; woman, did I not tell you that she was my wife ° 20 all 'Co Co r k wall and - _..-. 5 61 - 6,900 -G. Wh. Vor (lielstool.. 40 e 6,1 ad - MINES.-(THIS DAY.) also that be hail received a salary for his Mr. Tyrwhitt (to complairuint)-Why did you go there at to MID*. •j • mita. angle 1 1 -• 6, .. Goniville - Stock, 1094, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent, wife•s services, who, under the name of Mrs. a u? 10 all Do. B lite. Is 3414 to B. 5 6 1,024 .. Herds-loot S. 12s. 41 43.4 - Debentures, 1864, 1004, 101 ; ditto Bonds, Two o'CLocw. Weston, played the " principal old laity "at Prisoner-Why could he not have told me about Wainer I SO all Dublin and Be Too 41 U - 6,000 .. Itingstoo Downs 4117001 11 te - the Princess's Theatre ; also that he had received payments when he met me ? 26 all Dand.,Pertik &Abd../u. 12 13 - 6,000 .. lady Bertha 2 O.& 11, 11 - 335. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfsoed " rupee The mining market is inactive to-day. East from Liverpool and other places fur the copyright of the Complainant-She made an appointment for me to come St. 140 gatinboopiandOlosson tl 63 82 MS .. Margaret (041 Lialant) Ol 44 46 - 10 all Path asd Clyde June. -•- . - 9,000 .. Marks Valley Pig, fiver had purchased an interest in Uri lane to the house. Bt. 103 lelomewl4ll. Western 104 106 •-• quoted 13 to 4. Wheal f3eton 41. ge. 10 104 - paper, 1051, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., Cern Brea shares are flat, and have declined 10a., Theatre ; had money at his bankers ; and was the occupier Primmer-You came with a bad intention. You at by I sj. 160 , Dre . kiateze 64.588 4 "7 ' 141 loon Ow -- I L 18 P ar - 1121 ; Exchequer Bills, Jude , 21s 18e 225. bein g now are quoted 1571 to 160, being firm. East of • house at Fulham. The creditor who made this spell- my fire, and I certainly did make a blow at you. I could Si lie Do. A Stock._ at 43 -N. grime% (11 1 0) .. idg - - prem. ; ditto March, 175., le.s., prem. Caradon 454 to 46 • Madre Valley, 101 to 4 ; cation was Mr. Telbin, sceoepainter, who claimed from not help doing it. St. 100 Do. East Anglian Stk. 22.4 221 111 1 4 000 -N. Mb. Beins 4 llilowin)j2 l - 1 16. 3 1 8 / - the insolvent • sum of 210/. As the insolvent had not given Dawson, 301 A, said-The complainant came to the . 8 , 1 - 1 , 4 7 0 0 Greut,___. / I „,°" ol __ ‘ ,._ olll . 3 °"'" ,z, ,- Issj - OW .. North Wheal Crotty .. 2.4. V. 6 7 - The Turkish Loan of 1854 is without variation, North liassett, 58 to GO ; and North Roskear, 38 to notice to Mr. Sturgis, the provisional assignee, of any station covered with blood, end by direction of Inspector ;,... Le . ' D V A • j 7"" eeee ,.. e. ji,i; iL 3 I us ' 4 1. "1 110 21 Pro Par vlr L enes (B o. B =l. 10.13. 41 6 46 5 - - at 82 to 83, ex div., while that of 1858 has improved 40. In the block Exchange Cambrian Gold shares acquired property, the creditor was entitled to coma for- Bowles I went t 0169, Berwickgreet,„ and took the prisoner ie. j og Dm) ). is 69 . Jas .. s r.s. re. - li.ooo .. lottridgeCon. Min. Co. 1 i 1 - 4 per cent ., and the scrip of 1862, 4, the respective have been dealt in at 11 and li ; East Bassett at ward, and ask that the protecting order should be reecinded. into custody. I asked the prisoner why he assaulted the et. teo ,ft. wash., w ...,. 0, , tot 106 - 612 .. L Cared= t St. Clear).. If 406 416 - Mr. Sargood. on behalf of Mr. O'Rourke, said that this loan, and he said, " What hennas had he with my wife. St. 400 Greta Western 64 66 06 6,000 .. & Caen Brea (Illoganl . 5116141 d 24 3 - quotations being 69 to 4 and par to 4 prem. was an attempt to wring from him a disclosure . of If he comes again I'll serve bun the same" The wife was St 100 DoAtoorVaLGuolitk 64 66 OS -S. W. Prancer (Mogan) 18.1 On 10A 106 - Coneolidds are dull, at the closing price of ratter- Wheal Russell at 31 ; and North Downs at 31. 62 and 60 ; East Camden at 44, ex (lie. ;East the state of his affairs, which would be most i n u- not then present. 81. 100 ,lenoaddre& Yorkalrix 107 1074 1071 $ 910 - Stray Park 28.9 40 42 - Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Timis. He denied the jurisdiction of the court. The Mr. Tyrwhitt- Prisoner, you were rather hasty. The 81 . 160 'bud= and__ Blackwell 66 67 561 1,600 6 TainarfilL&Leadilln.C 44 1 1 - day, viz., 374 to ft. Russian scrip le rather firmer, it 100 Lim.,Brlghten,&ll.Coa- lat 114 1 1 6,000 10 Tin Croft - right of the creditor to make an application of this nature man is a foreigner , sod there might have been nothing in it. 100 LondodUiathin.,&Dov 40e 41e 401 10,000 .. Yids of Tow*, (Cann ) 132.431. - - - at 11 to 14 prem. ; and Peruvian at 1 4 Barbara, 14 and 14 ; St. John del Rey, 59 and 594 ; ...4 founded on the fact of subsequently acquired property ; his going to your house whatever. I must remand you for it. too Landes& North Westa. 92e 621 92 1 0,000 .. West Bunt (14,01 •11 131 141 - tO 14 di a. Venezuelan is quiet, at 21 to 31 and Yudanamutans, 34. Caputo Silver are officially marked 4 ; Santa but this property had only been Requited since the palming a week ; but I will take one bail in 151. for your appearance. lie all Do. Eighths - - - 1,024 -W. Caradon (149ard) 11 34, Ai zd -xd of the Bankruptcy Act of 1861, and it was a mere it 100 Londen&SoothWester 99 100 344 600 .. West &don - prem and Portuguese at 2 tot prem. Greek Bonds At the Wheal Denial meeting, yesterday, the accounts, ~ speculation that there was any property at all 15 all Ibindooderryskeoleral i., - - - 612 - Wh. Barest (Mogan) - ariling tut of the success for the last eight .- • st BO Do. and limilskllle - - LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE et. too iltsn..eaelenlancetnee gr 4 381 e 74 - soe .. Wit Butler (Itedrnilsl 665 63 the mine of 4391. A call of 30s. per share was made. - are in active demand, and have risen between 2 ip°l"l"g the for Septemb e r, shownd " law " & P ins/ 0/. nine months of the Peep o'Day. On another 44" .. Wh . " 1.4 " ( 434 " 4•148) 78 * :* - and 3 per cent., the first transactions having been 10 MI i Metropolitan Bl - 1,014 .. nth. Kitty :Um Want) 2.0.6. 8 2 - ground the court had no jurisdiction. The implicit- St. 100 Midland .....-- - 127 124 127 46j 4,804 _ Wheal Ludcott 2.10.8 11 114 - at 101 and the last at 121. Mexican Bonds are flat. :eel must be made either to the commissioner who made the DIT ELIC7II2O TILEARAPII.) 645 41.4 Do. New it 11 pa -pm 1, 094 ~ Wirers kesu j Mennim.,l 8 15 is - • ed as follows :-Brazi- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. order, or to the commissioner appointed to succeed him ; it. 100 Do. Hiroo& Darby -97 119 - 1.040 .. Wh. Titter/um it... 7 17 18 - Transactaons are roc o _____.--- and on this ground the application c.ust be dimissed. NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 39 a /114 ' 174 ' Wu ' t ire ' ) •• • -* -'' - lian Old Five per Cents., 100, ex div. ; ditto Mr. E. Reed also opposed the application. By the 12th 25 all Mld Kent .• - 100 all Newcastle end Caellslr - section of the 5 and 6 Vic., it was clearly meant that ap- PIDEEIGN MINE& (THIS DAY.) 1839 and 1859, 99, ex div. ; ditto Four-and plications of this kind should be made to the commissioner E5O PLATE. lo 9 Newry & Annagh,del - No. Ilb I MIMS. IPdl Q. prices. I Bidet a-Half per Cents., 954 ; Chili= Three per LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. who was in possession of all the facts. Only two cases of Oakapple ... ... ••• ... 1 20 al: Newry,Waßrep.43 Kos •-• St. Iflo Nark& - - ... - 10.001 10 iiivetrallan - Ceuta., 781 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Centa,6sl ; (raom °in own common:arr.) IST Daman AND lama NAOMMO TZLIOSAPH.) this kind bad been decided ; and in no case had the Inset- Anfield ... ... ••• St. 100 North Britt& - 76,000 1 Bon Aooord limited. sil ig 1 - vent Court exercised it. power of rescinding a final order. Hilly Grove ... ... ... St. 100 Do.lidtn.,Preth. pond 274 161 -• 10,000 11 Brasil. I. Or 1L0o.(Llm) all 12 , - Egyptian Seven per Cents., 90; Greek, 104, Corros.-Market fiat ; sales probably ebout 1,000 bales. This case would have gone. oo the decease of Mr. Coen. 12 mu. at. 100 North Devon reek &ii - - - 26.000 I Cepa% Silver 12/ • Italian per Centa. 711 • Mexican Coax.-Moderate -Moderate attendance at to-day's market. Wheat et. aou M. Eastent-Benrick .. 981 961 99 12.000 60 Coble Cense all 21 IS ' Fiv e 1 ' in good demand at an advance of Id. per oradal gum Friday. ruissiouer Murphy, to r . M Commissioner Nichols, whose HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. 16 101 Do. 13.N.LPore. - - dim -el 10,000 20 Conduct (Um.) --16 7 8 I - Three per Cents 32/, 33 ; New Gra- Flour ; Good qualities are scarce. and ed. to Is. dearer. duties had been destroyed by act of parliament , but not Costa ... ••• •-• ••• ... 1 St. 100 Do. leads --.66 67 - 76,000 I Dun Mountain Copper all 4 I .9 • his office. Bandage ... ... ... M. 100 Do. York - 23000 $ East Del Rey(Lia t tted) 1 1 per 7. nods ex overdue Con and Hectares, Indian corn, few request ; ailed, 2 9 * fid• Other articles 16,000 2 Fortuna (Lim.) .- 104 ; Portuguese Scrip, 24, 4 prem. ; Rus- uwawn g wd * ceeel, but the court is pot abolished. ••• 4 mu. 10 6 Do. New par 1 ere - 10,000. ID .General al 20 22 - /CINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. Reed further contended that in an application of this 151 le i North atattordatdre.... 4 1 a/ dis 141 I same 5 'Eh. Northern Copper sian paid-up scrip, 95 ; Spanish Three per nature the words of the act must be construed strictly. ALL-AGED SELLING. lo all Northaiteresseralue let il - , MIL Australia (Um.; It 11 01 es - There could be no pretence in the world for saying that his Canace ... ... ... ... 1 St 110 Scottlaki Outing St. 100 Ificotlish N. B. Aber.ll4ll 68 49 - 0000 le Loud& (Um.) Honour was appointed to succeed Mr. Commissioner Thunderbolt ... ... 81. 100 Iflcolitsh Midland lO3 106 - - MOM 8 Unit% 10,000 6 Lnattanian wee l- 7: 1 •. -T tr u l et b b r tai ra raed ..... iitt itelda le ammety at about re all e t 71 I 4 .. = 91 ; Turkish Six per Conte., 1854, for account, 821, demand. Refitted has spin slightly declined, brown lumps are selling at Mis. 6d. Nichols. The 230th sec. of the act of 1861 did not apply, 3 ran. St. 100 Shropshire Union -65 46 - 1011.814 1 Ha rtina% an i - ex div. ; ditto 1858, 691, 69 ; ditto paid-up scrip, for this was not a proceeding then pending , nor a right ENTRY FOR E5O PLATE. R.M. 10 au illittingbouros&literra. -•- - 100,e00 2 Mont. Aureos Bras Corree.-The public sales of Fast India are progressisg that had arisen or might arise. The application rested Goldhunter, Lacydes, fby Rataplan, Leonora, Fig, Lady St. 100 'South Devon SS 36 -4 I Gold Min. Com. gam all 221 - 68, 4, 671 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., at about last week's prices ; privately the market is te it. 100 ,llouth Eastern ..- 34 B4l 1 SOM. 1 !N. fiblneC...l *moil. ) i 1 e db, - entirely on the fact of property having been acquired, and Louisa, Peoeus, Br to Rapid, Rhone, Wingrave, Twilight, St. 100 South ; Wales 6 6 59 - 10,000 110 ,Pont(bandallverLeau all 1 3 - Ter.-There is more disposition to purchase pure Kaisows, hail nothing to do with the act of parliament. Knight of the Bath, and Asteroid are here. 34 100 ill. Yorks's. & Elver Dun 97 00 -,, 100,000 a Port Phillip lll 1 - 291. 1031 ; Venezuela Three per Cont . , for account, active. and firmer prices are paid. 311. Keene, in reply, urged that the Insolvent Court being OPTIONAL SELLING STAKES. Last half of Ab. M. !, : 2 1111 _„ I ges inee,W°ldn g in n•ok n ' 7 8 - • . ..1 1 Santa Barbara Gold 31 1 t pm' 11 eno longer io existence, all its jurisdiction, powers, and autho. Devotee, The Fl Rb . ' A Res Sao . '" '"' 863e11/411 *D4111414 ' 1 " s° - Flea u tni, !star, t, ita, Maltater, ~,._ it , e ti , d i t . i .„ 90.0001 1 lacottesh Austin. (Um., 10s. ole• - 9 10 poi - 11 . 10., 80 Igt•Johu del 1101 / ( 1 4 1111 4 16 68 e l) 69 * the rate of discount at the Bank of England, littleherb),. at Is 51d. Jamaica at 3s. Bd., and . Owing to the expectation of an early advance in Res.-About 50 puncheons have been diseased of, fair rities bad been trausferred to the Court of Bankruptcy. The The Herald, Strawbe hill, Flapdoodle, - • - rry r, it 100 Tsif Tale 147 149 - 41,174 11114 United Mexican all 16 8 - RICE and Etturrsraz are both illative. insolvent in this case had got property subeequently So' uthal, Dolphin, Erythia, Promisee, and Smoke are here. 60 all Ulster - sa.ooo 1 ; Wm-thins , fam.l .ll 1 a - busiuess was done yesterday in the general market Cnissinat-The quarterly atlas went off briskly at Id. acquired and had not given notice of it to the official assignee, as he was required by the terms of the statute to ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. 2 1 8, 4 .." rej. D4 ' - - ''''''' '- • ' 14 664 r " - ies pm - 66.000- 3 . Yudanamotana (Um.). all SI 4 se below 2 per cent. Neither at the B ea k, however, to W. per lb. advaace, the finer sorta Wag molt iu request. do. This gave any creditor the right to put the court in Age st lb Age d l ° St. 105 . Vale ot Neat - rot elsewhere, did the demand exceed i-oderate First sorts, Is. fid. to 3s. ; secosd, Is. 2 4 . to Is. Bd. ; third, motion ; and if it appeared that throe had been concealment cr o r io il n . $ 810 Exchequer 3 7 7 it. 100 ' Pieter% atn• & mama , 141 14S - 1113CELLANDOUF. proportions. 11d. to h. 4d. • low qualities, 8d• to NIL 3 8 4 Beauvale - Corros is do ll of ale. in tee first instance, or neglect to give notice of subsequent Slim Livingstone.... 38 4 Erin- gas •Bragh .....2 0 8 • - -------"- 31 33 property, it was the duty of the court to rescind the order. s e i everne - - 2 e 8 St 100 I West - Ailod-Oxford 42 43 - Na I se. 1 coneures. in 1 CIL plow I sales. The revolution in Greece has caused attention to Hzim _ si. p ot ... burg c u m . , quiet at 39i. His Honour said be had not much doubt (though his mind Certificate - 10,000 10 inglo•Mesteen Moo .. tn. iin a - be turned to the virtually repudiated Bonds of that __ _ _ Si. 100 1 Ditto Newport 86 $7 - 60,004 10 atlantic EL Mall St. (L. all ,I 4 country, and the price has risen from 84 to 9to 10 TALT4OW MaiRKIT.-(THIS DAY). vas not entirely free from doubt) that this court as it now Blacknick - stood had succeeded to all the powers, authorities, and Knight of the Bath 3 7 V Glance colt.. ...... 2 5 1250,00( 26 Australian Arnica .... 10 23 24• -, 47.0nt 10 Resign Waterworks.. .. all 61 Li 61 to 4, hopes being entertained that beCer and more Th e ...km i s d e a r , Th e pr e sent quetatioes are as fuectioes of the insolvent Debtors Court, and that every All are here BRITISH POSSESSIONS. commissioner of that court was the successor of the cool- CAMBRIDGESFIIRE STAKES. One mile 240 yards. Sh. I pd. I ju jim . re i ce e r us e d... I s r .., UV* St. :iettatlrlah New Tok .. 100 64 67 10 . 00 r 6 Bombay Gas, Unlade 1 i dis 4Pa - honest principles of government wi ll prevail under follows f-Town tallow, 45e. 9d. net cash ; Petersburg miaioner who bad mule a find order in the Insolvent Myrtle, Bathilde, Eiroosina, Stamped*, Cape Fly away, la au Atkins% a sulowreose 66 60 - e,sw st• Do. B? or 4.111110 w all - - 8,914 an „mad, Land all 97 100 - - the new adminiatration. The Greek community in - Loudon are ardently discussing the future prospects • ; 47s 3d. December, 475. 3d. to 475. 6d. ; Jammu to Court. He should hold that be had jurisdiction, but Fairwater, Cowley, Optimist, Camerino, Gabrielle d'Es- a. 100 Illom.Ber.&C.Lag.ep.49. 102 i 1431 1031 1 610.00 it. GopUrtof Eng.& Smelt all 15 20 - of their country, and the question as to the indi- March, 475. 6d. ; March, 475. 9d. to 48a. Y.O. on the spot., 475. 3d. to 475 , 6d.; all the year, would not proceed further in the matter then. He hoped • trees, Dictator, Dulcibella, Argooaut, Aurelian, Carisbrook, 20 2 , Do. New - - - 1,001E4V it Orystal Palace - - - that by giving a short adjournment some equitable arrange- Lady Ripon, Wingrave , Stradella, Exchequer, Henham 404 ail "Bultalostelreituronlia. 41 6 - 100.10 St. Do. Preform% lO6llOO 111 4 - vidual to whom the vacant crown is to be offered SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) meat might be come to betw een th e Fea t., which might Lass, High Trawl', Clarissa c, 3 yrs, Yorkminster, Ace of 10 au , Do. Pridereoce - 277110 44 Da . 6p. et. Prem. 0" 100 , 109 111 - excites gene at interest. Present conjectures may be mi .... fumy and Fad . op3o lards slow t e e ea o ,„ give an equal benefit to all the creditors. Clubs, Queen of Trumps, Doncaster, Conqueror, Overton, 111 ° NM heff •s hreel,Bl°°derieh 10,00 b 10 &IndiaCottonAgency,L 21 e dis i pro - worth little, but amo ig some of the Greeks in London iog prices :-Prim• meadow hay, 70s. to 80s.; superior ditto, Mr. Keene said his client would be happy to cornet into Leonora, Flirtation, M . Philippe, Schism, queen of Spain, lip.e. Bda, Aug. 1 , DM endeessdbyttuff.ll.lL 7/ SI - - i•VIll. P. , , la th s 64 L01.1.4 , wp00, all 6 8 - such an arrangement. Gemma, Stanton, Lady Louisa, Agag, Tolurno, Q.E.D.. (00 100 Ds. Ju1y1,1873,6140 - stoe , so asatindialrri t ak Cans 1 }din Ipm - there is a feeling in favour of Prince Alfred of 14s. to 90s. ; inferior ditto, 365. to 60s. ; clover, old, te6,00 34, electric T ... Ilk .WO 103 Mr. Served said that the idea of there being property Chuissa c, 4 yrs, Squire Percy, Hartington, Interduca, 100 100 Doannel. 1874. vl ll l4O- 75 78 - 70,00 6 tug. and dust . at! 2e 21 - Victor Emmanuel of Italy . Nothing seems to be to 368 . was purely speculative. Polynesia , Silkstone, Magnum Bottum, Balder, Zelle, Lady at 100 Calcutta &8. Easiens- 102 104 - Kee ts flew Steens NaMilatio' 11 28 87 4 - - England, or, in default of him, one of the sons of Me. to 110 s. ; ditto, second cut.l3os. to 103 s. ; straw. 325. Evelyn c, Gorse, lapidist, Alchymiet, Pbyedis c, Inmates, at 100 CapeT.&Doek6p.ogua. 106 107 1061 4110,00 1 great Ship (Limited) .i! a - be-rd at -esent of any proposal to put a Russian Bedouin, Wombat, Begonia, Fannie c, Merry Maid, St a - - 1 St 100 ,Zastern Banal ... . . 104 105 105 mew i nt h 171 err ...snt t.s • all 1 BOAP.D OF TRADE RETURNS . HIS DAY.) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 61 100 lied Indian Imo pole, Edgar, Yertumna, Cowboy, Oberon, and Manrico are 06 ; D . D. g. j - j .....C . , 6 1 pie ._ 25,0 k 2 Indian Carrying ( L). 1- - - prince oaths Greek throne. _ --•-- 6 ..00 10 Italian Irrigation C. nal 2 i Ipm - On Saturday next an instalment of 10 per cent. Imre. 20 2 I Do. H. do f 5 9111 - (THIS DAY.) A DrirrtotraL SCItaTcHINGs. - Stampede, Cariebrook, St leas &mad Trunk cd Card II tie -1100,0 r 4 Leo, Gsa. Omnibus CU bi , li 14 the nine mouths ending Sept. 30 were issued this • - _ e _ ._ Diophantua, Feu de Joie, Humphrey, Physician, Warmin. 100 all Do. 6 per et. Pref. - the second issue of the Egyptian Loan, . less . 11 • °° ' 1844rw4 j ' eL ' l. 11 4 8 die - falls due on the Turkish Loan, and 244 per cent. on The Board of Trade returns for the month and ster, Captain Crow, Lupus, Queen of Spain, Sappho, King 100 all Do• I lee- 1 " 1 . 8 .P. 4 . 8 • 65 67 - 12.00 lo Weenier. Ex. Teliflen. se ! 8 4 - amounts already paid in full. An instalment morning. We subjoin a statement of the total (Before the Recorder.) of Kars, Clementi , Promotion. Earl of Surrey, Tipperary l o n a ii ,l p i t: 1 1 _,P •r ::: y,7,„ °• " V , 8 32 - - Janus Chance Coolish a, a respectable-looking young Girl, Begonia, Dception, King of Diamonds, Umpire, toe all D o , do . - mu_ 29 81 - 6,00 10 gmbuidaCoaldlroni I t' M pm - 50,00 5 letberlandsl. Bp. opr all e 1 on tbe Venezue l an Loan on the same day, but, produce and nianufaxtures during the month and 22.25. 25 14441°453 Diwww C°.. 6 ! 24 :I 184 - of 18 per cent. was also fixed as payable declared value of the exports of British sod Irish man, surrendered to take his trial for bigamy ;he Amy Ebony, Alvediston, Haddington, Faultless, aod leo su Da do. 1872.. - 29 at - 1.72. 100 N. Bruns. &N. Soot. to 41 10 It = as p reviously t . ed has been deferred, peed- nine months in the last three years men ion , pleaded guilty to the charge. Amahlrea. St. 100 Greet Indian Peensula 104 106 105 104174 IN. Brit. Anstrelaslan al. ile - . For the mooth. For nine months. The seemed wife, • very respectable molest-looking young CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 90 12 Do, New Pm - lose v, , Ortentsl Gas - 50,000 1 Do. New. ••1 1 4 1 Ma: - The terms of the noace issued by Messrs. Baring 1860 she was not aware the prisoner had it ..ife living when she et 100 Gt. O. of Loma g. 6p. on. 103 104 - 1861 - married him, and be behaved most kindly to her and she i 1 4 cafe t pm' -. 1862 Set le Do. New .... _ . .... ei 81 ,CL - 40.0 1 1 1):00 i ii Dit e °W*B. o l B, o 4 r . ' ''''' 411 ' 8 84 '-* Brothers and Co. on the 16th instant were that this bad no complaint to make of him. She had oo money when Coto it. Peel Elver lend et alli 10/.. ,62 64 I - payment " will not be required until one week The following is an abstract of the total value of 100 all Do.flp.eßdopay73,w.op 99 101 - 10,00 Y. Peal& andOden.Staan sil l 73 76 after the receipt of advice of the complete perform- British exports in each month of 1862 :-January, she married and their union was one of pure affection. TEE LATE SUICIDE OF A YOUNG WOMAN IN 100 ell Do.64p.ct.Bda.pay.7B, VO 91 - gam to. Do. New Mr. 31 ete.ilfe, who appeared for the prisoner, said that THE RIVER. to 2 Indian Branch Limited! 4 e die - f February, 8,320,0591. ; March, soon after lie married his first wife he discovered that she Ili lee Madras Guar. M per .4. 92 94 - 17,000 10 QuebradaLs.ll&&M.(l.; 111 1e es - ance on the part of the Venezuelan government o e 5 ,i39 , 055j . ; ...,e• J. 1111300011 /IRO - all the conditions required by the contract for the 9 , e it, , eo9l . ; A pr il , 9 , 922 ; 999,/ . . bu y; 11 , 298 , 5871 . ; had hail a child before marriage, and that she was still ADJOURNED INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) es. 100 Do. do. 4 per et NM 1034 1021 110. MO Do. 4.1 prat Exton.. ii 7 98 - 10.00 la ile. New keeping n o i - ,p • c rresprode.ce with the father. He had in . 4,. 15 itio Wan. Cit d y Im.(1 ;an ! 27e tfte - _ trivri,wd the correspondence, but she persisted in her This moruin M H. Raffles Walthew, the g, r.se. Din sd.lh.Corn.4lp. et.Bnne - - 214,70 25 be. - loan." The documenta are expected by the packet 214 1 pm - duo about the lit November. On Monday next a 12,829,6271.; September, 11,396,3271. 60 all Melia and Hobson Bay. 61 63 - cour,e, and he gave her the sum of :ffiol. and separated deputy•coroner for Middlesex, resumed the adjourned in- .. 4e Len ... kern esp .. 15,00 10, Royal Mall Stem _SO. 65 67 ,) tune, 9,769,441/. ; July, 12 , 131,8011 . ; August, from her, and heard nothing more o f her for so. e time quest at the George pub li c-house, High-street, Shadwell, edam A cap. NO. 3 6 -, MO,OO it ioottleh Aust. Invests l4O 133 137 14,904 2' tooth Australian Lam ail : 112 34 - - payment of five per cent, is due on the Portuguese Loan. Be subsequently married his second wife, and his first touching the death of Hannah Brooks, aged 18 year., who a all Do. 4 5 cap. do. 3 5 - 74,03 . %%urine Tel. Scrip - The Stock Exchange will probably be closed on WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) wife trading this out, commenced a system of parse- was drowned at St. Paul's-wharf steam-boat pier, on Friday, .. 100 N. 8.. of Canadati ri. aB3 86 - 100,00 I De. de, Ilegtatered dr ! 1 CotioD. He allowed her a small sum, but she the 17th instant. 11 10! %hide, gua 6 per cent- toe 144 1041 tl,so. Iv Do, do. - was ad not content ; she followed him about to his place of Mr. Han, the summoning officer, ;handed to the deputy ?...t. 100 W. Delhi d o lO2 103 1.3 nt. 2 uo. do. - 60,004 2 rwlegraph to India (1.1 II 1 e .1. 1 6 e t - Saturday next, the let of November, that being stO - one of the days for striking the half-yearly balance TaIiSDAY, 0003Eno 111. SLK I pin 13. , -I. C.& Art of Austai) F.l. . }cab epm - at the Bank of England, where the transfer o ffi ces business. compelling him to leave first one situation and coroner a letter which had been sent to the mother. The *la Du. Protean, do ... pm - WOO 20 rruetdbo.Co.U.Cenmi. ,4I pm - then another ; sod all this while she was earryiog on an in- fol l o w ing i s • copy ' St. all Ds. do. d 0... . , 102 1034 1021 10.00 6 ''n. Kingdom Tel. (L; 111 Os tar - will be shut. Meal with some other men. She persecuted him to such " John Archer, I hope you will not drive another poor . 6 up Doandastylot..sp.c 199 101 - 10.00 bo Van Mentsn's t ...A 284 Ile 124 - About 15,000/. in gold was withdrawn from the an extent that he voluntarily gave himself up to the pollee, girl to an early grave as you have done me. It is through B. LIN D. F. I.le. I. 1 111 IL 14._ He hoped his lordship would deal as leniently SS possible. you that I have done this, for I could sot bear the shame - ..... 19.26 41' 1 &W. 012 0.52 4 paru,elarly as the second wife was anxious to recommend you have brought mete, and then laughed at me afterbeing aMt I Pd. I EartlrAld I Oleeing Prim& 1 eau _ PROVINCIAL MARE MARKET& sent in. iaIIIDON ... 29.37144 4 B.W. c - - 3 him to mercy ; and he aided that any long term of im• poor silly fool to you. I hope God will forgive me fur this 10 an !Antwerp & notterdaesi 74 74 t - The Europa, from Boston, has brought 64,000/. Lora - - 6 prisonment would deprive him of the means of supporting act that I have done, and I hope that God will bless my 20 18 !Bahia* B.lrro 11. g. 7 p.o. 114 poi x in' -x in Irnewoos, OCT. 27 . - gale. I °'°e7 ,-- luneedUre end Yorkshire , 1071 4-Midland Stock, 1271-Great Luxemb o u rg , 141-Alli anos i ll specie. sne . aeianaus n mi !n.6! n. 5 2 N.W. 44 b c 4.. - 1 ' 0.14 4 the young woman and her children. sisters, brothers, and my mother and father. Mother, y ou 6 all Belgian E. Junalon .. 11 le - Bank. 7 0 16 p. The Brighton Railway tra ffi c return shows thin FoOracai - 147 4 8. b -1 - 2 His lordship, to passing sentence, said the primmer had cursed me when 1 was a girl, and your curse has clod to " Ili 16 ellere 1 ° °Weasel"- - - - Butinsonso, OCT. 47.-The business reported es done to-day Ouwar 29.70 Cll W. c 4 ' 0.65 1 - of 2,0131., and the South Eastern valarra . 44 1,6 4 N. pleaded guilty to a very goose offence. He bad gained the me, but !bop you will isot curse my sisters in ease it may ioi au s• '. Carnias. MiUs *BAIL - - - -.- was as follows .-Blrodurtham Guaranteed. 744-Birmingham week an increase elO 1 0.92 41 affections of . s young woman, and bad gone through the cling to them, as it has to me. May God forgive me this 10 all C lr e Extension ...... 7 ses - Fire, 110-Birminghilm District Fire, 7-and General Stearn an increase of 1,596/. Qol2lol.oWii. 19.79'43 I W.N.W. e-I - 1 form of marline with her, kneeing at the same time that crime I have committed. You all thought that ItO 16 .Dutch itheulah 4 ill no - Navigation. 21-Boutn Stafford Railway closed at 101. 16a. 3d. to e 2 . 0.15 2 he had 3 wife living. He anteneel him to six months' should not do it, but I hope the Lord will have mercy on m ell Eastern 0 France - lit - Birmingluim Canal, 931 to m -Worcester and Blrnaingham . Livesroot ... t 973 46 4 B.& W. Canal, 12 to 13-Stourbridge and Kidderminster Bank. Hit to Bank are DOW The share certificates of the London and Colonial Hots BEAD-. rem i Oll 3 W. ready to be exchanged for the rim .," .... ra r e s NA .. e 6 '0.16 S o 3 10.20 1 imprisonment, adding that it was entirely for the sake of my poor soul, but I could not bear the disgrace, so you may le (j. 4 1 1 .9w.49 !PM 6. P• n - - - 101-Wolverhampton and Staffontshire, 91 to In -Wolter- bankers' receipts and letters of allotment, on signs- PINLASOI .... 20.80102 IZ. r 9 0.00 1 - ti: young woman that the entente. was so light. blame Jack Archer for your poor girl's miserable end. None e e ! I _ l ll , 1 ',2. .! 1 _2;2 1 „__.•:,. - 141 1 - 41 - hamptoo Oss, Mr to 20 j -and South Staffordshire Waterworks, PiTMOOTff..... 29.80 Sc 1 Z. r 7 10.51 1 turn of the articles of association. of you will grieve for me I know, for you said that I had i t " 'Z i 1 . "'•, 0 Z .1 7.711`"w c . "'" e: to 7. JURY 29.92 5.6 2 W.S. W. 0- - 6 - _ _ ._____ _ brought you to shame and disgrace. While I write is a n w is e... e Dee ~, ,_, - XANCHNITIII. net 27 .-Market Road but Primo from Ito 1 The prospectus of the General Ventilation and wire. orn else so 2 N . N . K . 4' 0.13 4 THE POLICE COURTS. this lam shedding bitter tears to think that ISe as Lien. ene yurshout _-• - - per cent. lower all round. Butfalo and Lake Huron. 41-Oreat .. 0 4 10.14 2 Ein,tern, 451--Creat Luxembourg, 14 7-16-Great horttern A. DOYNR should be so wicked. I have not got a friend in this world ft all , I goes and Dela& .... - ...Atmospheric Fire-Grate Company (Limited) is pub- rouremoorm • 2 0 • 81 II 2 N. (THIS DAY.) to speak to me or give me a kind word. No, I may go on MI an ;masts Antonla I "" 1241-Great Ship. M.-Grand Trunk of Canada, 211 }-Great fished. The object is to purchase and introduce Western of Canada, 12 .1. ile 1-Oreat Western, 001 6-111Inola LONDON 29.82 51 1 N.N.W. o 3 , 0.04 - o - - 1 2 the streets before my mother would give me a bit of bread. : n!? Naiu- 8116 egeL 1 7 .. tbe . -8 1 -9 1 - Central, 16 d. 451 if-lanca•hlre and Yorkshire, 10741 I- ' cab Ou t %.67 46 2 W .S. W .b -- 3 ---w-au Do. tio.c.Pra Betg.gov., 20 21 TM various improvemente and inventions for warming valua.ern CLERKENWELE. Jack Archer said that I might go on the street& for my 16 all N er jfi ero o f I 4 414 - London and North Western, 921 1 1-Manchester„ Shefiteld, and - - 3 living, after being what I have to him for two years and a i.el6 Do . N ee 5e.... .... ; _ - e . _ Lincolnshire, 371-New York and Erie, 351-South Eastern, patents of Mr. and ventilating rooms and buildings under the , ernn. . Charles Batty. It is explained that munieteie - -. 0 piano, itonnEnt Or JEWELLERY 11Y A sERVA NY. II.4I l }-Bret. of Manchester, $4 p.-Great Eastern, E. Anglian, 0 improvements comprise a system of eupplynig, th ' 1110/1A11.2. C ., 10 , ....11 Prah, aged I& who described herself at a do- half , and then to be east off. Oh, God, have mercy 10 all N. Hall &Ayres 7p. c • ' - - - Seven per Cent., V& on e, and forgive me my sins. Hve gone to see my 10 2.. W . du. g do ._.' } ca b ipm - THURSDAY. meal, servant, residing at Wickhamstreet. Lambeth, was 10 ell Norwegian Trunk rest 9 Ito - DUBLIN, OCT . 25.-NewThree per Cent. Stock, 91/ 4 - Ditto in a simple and very inexpensive manner, the pure WEDNNSDAY. char,-,el before Mr. D'Eyncourt with steeling diamond y and I hope the Lord will forgive me and take me. n """"nd 3lother, pray for our r girl, and kiss my poor sisters for * 19 .1111°rneelke r m e A1 ' 11 °I - - gig . - for account, Nov. 10. 911 f -Dublin and Kingstown lour per external atmoespliere hog, of the value of 504., two gold seals, two gold krys, a and let them Y have Pw books bete o them M 20 all , Paris, Lyons. and Meet. 4Z4 471 1 - Cent., 1001-Hibernian Bank, 261. paid, 41-National Bank of , a • gale. rainy. droop. unsettle!. direct cache fire-grate, whereby "I v . t° N.N.W.. PC)"1"D• W . N.W. W N-1C •E• gold pencil•cue, a silver tetvalatase, a sold ring, a shawl I me '. • 55 . 1 Poor M I all Paris and Orleans 141 43 .• Ireland, MI. paid. 701 -carysica t Alining Company ,Limited,, the smoke is compressed and burned. By these W. to N., smog, un- IRELAND. N. to W., teed. to , brain is all on a work. Jack Archer, when you see my poor is all gj ec ti...l & ir r ..6 0 1 If. , paid, 13a.641, 7 C4innerreelltining Company ,Lieniteb, IL means. it is affirmed. a saving of more than GO nee settled. moderate. and I'. in gold, the property of Sfra. Sarah S. oft a widow i A ff 1- Mr. nano, the summoning officer, ;handed to the deputy coroner • letter which had been sent to the mother. The following is • copy : " John Archer, I hope you will not drive another poor girl to an early grave as you have done me. It is through you that I have done this, for I could not bear the shame you have brought mete, and then laughed at me afterbeisg • poor silly fool to you. I hope God will f o r g i ve me for thi s act that I have done, and I hope that God will bless my sisters, brothers, and my mother and father. Mother, you cursed me when I was a girl, and your curse has clung to me, but I hope you will not curse my sisters in case it rosy cling to them, as it has to me. May God forgive me this crime I have committed. You all thought that I should not do it, but I hope the Lord will have mercy on my poor soul, but I could not hear the disgrace, so you may blame Jack Archer for your poor girl's miserable end. None of you will grieve for me I know, for you said that I bad brought you to shame and disgrace. While I write this 1 am shedding bitter tears to think that I should be so wicked. I have not got • friend in this world to speak to me or give me a kind word. No, I may go on the streets before my mother would give me a bit of bread. Junk Archer said that 1 might go oo the streets for my living, after being what I have to him for two years aoil a half, and then to be cast off. Oh, God, have mercy on me, and forgive me my sins. I have gone to see my Maker, and I hope the Lord will forgive me and take me. Mother, pray far your poor girl, and kiss my poor sisters for me, and let them have my books between them. My poor brain is all on a work. Jack Archer, when you see my poor body I hope you will look at me and say, "That is through me," which you well know is • feet. I would rather die like this than do as you told me. Good bye, and God bless you! Those are my last words. May the great God look down in mercy on me ! 0 H eaven ly loather have mercy on me ! 0 God look down in mercy on me ! My name is al Asewer9 Steals. B 10 ahlaall.rns.ll. Tp.a all j aslgtan to L J an Bailie% arainmeseae 90 tames= Mine Rail :11 ° I I % Maiden 18 Dot Rased& ...... all Rasters of Trance se es all Cid. Russian guts. S. p. a all CIL Central of /Prance all 'Oa Luzern* Coast. SO all Italian Junction all lake Coostanoa it Bala all Lent NMI TOIIIIIIOIIB all Lyons and Genera all , Maria Antonia all 'Niun. p.c. aLtegeLlytb• aR . goy. all Do. e Pd. Belly Northern of 19 Da. New Shares .. ail N. Rail B.Ayres g. 7 p. c. tic Do. do. do. alt ilforwestan Trunk ruts 19 'OtWman'SmynmAidin) all :Paris, Lyons. and Malik all ;Paris and Orleans W ;Recife and tl. Francisco I (Sernam buoo) g. 7p. e all Riga and Inuaburg W Royal Danish all Royal Swedish all Do. 7 per cents W Sambre and Meuse . ieiicroorica, OCT. 27.-Market good, but prices from to per cent. lower all round. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41-Dreal Eastern, 451-Great Luxembourg. Id 7-16-Great Northern A, 144f-Great Ship, Sm.-Gould Trunk of Canada, 211 1-Great Western of Canada, 12 1-16 1-Great Western, 061 6-Illinois Central, Id d. 45i, d -Lanca•hire and Yorkshire, 1074 I- London and North Western, 92f 1 1-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 371-New York and Erie, 351-South Eastern, Si} -Bank ot Manchester, 31 p.-Great Eastern, E. Anglian, Seven per Cent., 1 DUBLIN, OcT. 25. -NewThree per Cent. Stock, 91f f - Ditto for account, Nov. 10, 91} f -Dublin and Kingstown hour per Cent., 100,-Ilibernian Bank, Mt paid, 44-National Bank of Ireland, 30t. paid, 761 -Carysfod Mining Company ;lAmitecli, ISa. 6d.--Connorree 'lnning Company iLimited). IL paid. 25e.--Cork, Blackrock and Pasatire, 201. paid. 61-Cork and 'oustal, with Branch to Queenstown, 1001. paid ,account , 391- Midland Great Western 606. paid, 521-Belfast and Northern Counties Four per Cent. perpetual, 1001. paid, 1/51. The prospectus of the General Ventilation and Atmospheric Fire-Grate Company (Limited) is pub lished. The object is to purchase and introduce various improvements and inventions for warming and ventilating rooms and buildings under the patents of Mr. Charles Batty. It is explained that the improvements comprise a system of supplying, in a simple and very inexpensive manner, the pure external atmosphere direct to the fire-grate, whereby the smoke is compressed and burned. By these moans, it is affirmed, a saving of more than GO per cent, in fuel may be effected. The desideratum is I likewise secured of supplying rooms at pleasure with warm or cold air to any extent. The invention has already been applied in a number of private and public buildings, and, it is stated, with perfect success. The terms of purchase are 2,500/. in cash, and 1,000!. in paid-up shares, with a contingent payment of 6,500/. in cash or abates, at the option of the company, so soon as dividends equal to 20 per cent. on the paid-up capital shall have been realised. The patentee officiates as superintendent engineer. The proposed capital is 30,000/., in shares of 2!. each. CLERKENWELL DARING ROBBER% OF JAWELLERT AT A I•IERVANT. Cureasa Pridr, aged IS, who described herself as a do mestic servant, residing at Wickhom.street. Lambeth, was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with stealing a diamond ring, of the value of "Y., two gold seals, two gold keys, a gold pentil•case, a silver penci:scase, a gold ring, a shawl, and I'. in gold, the property of Mrs. Sarah Scott, a widow Lily, resoling at 24. Lonedale square, Islington. The prisoner, who has a aanctionouious cast of countenance, had only been in the complainant's employ about eleven days, when she decamped oo Sunday week, whilst the family WAS at tea. She bast previously been suspected of robbing her mistress of a sovereign, and when it was ascertained that she was gone it was discovered that she hail robb e d her mistress of other articles besides those mentioned above. Information was given to the police, but no trace could he discovered of the prisoner; but., from inquiries that were made, it was ascertained that within the past six months she had Lad no less than seven or eight situations. When she was out of place she lodged at a fashimsable cigar shop in Camden Town, and whilst there it would appear that she became converted by Rkhard Weaver. the revivalist, /114 WAS afterwards haptised by the ROT. Mr. Spurgeoo. After this she did not leave the cigar shop, but carried on a loose sort of living, and although she attended chapel every Sun dae her svinduct was anything hut the best. Pislice-constable Fitzgerald, 536, City, said the prisoner was given into his custody in King William-street. When the was told the charge she made no reply, but afterwards 'ski that it was very incoovement to be taken then. se she !rim on her way to Mr. Spurgeon's tssa.rneetiog. She had 111 her posses.ion a tract, a card for the teaxneeting, sod one of Richard Weaver's hymn-books. On the way to the pstice.station she acknowledged stealing a chemise, and slit that the mouldy old shawl she had on belonged to the e'airiblinant. This shawl was a valuable one, and was, of onase, taken from her at the police-station. She also said that as for the rings she did not believe that her mistress ever had any, or was ever up to them. The prisoner, in defence, said that she ran away from her t'syisie beam..., her mistress accused her of taking a sove rel4ll. She Ilid not, steal the ring; and as for the old shwl, that she took to put over her booltet, which she did a not Irish to be spoiled because of the feather. (A laugh.) Mr. I r'Eyncourt said the prisoner was an impudent thief, and remanded her for a few days. TIIVIPSD.II W.N.W. W Woe', neeett N. to W., fn. moderate. W. (Nana.. N.N.E. 4. W.N.W., fresh to light. W. to N. smi N.E. B.W.Eitousg. As gess .bore. strong to moderate. B.E. ESOL AND. N.Z.J.4 mode- • tole. rainy. W. to N., •trmt, un settled. As next above. 18 113 17 19 - I 3 14 9f 14 1 pm 4 , 4 3 pm 171 1- " HANNAH BROOKS', " No. 1, Bromley-buildinga, Bread-street-bill. City." The reading of this letter by the deputy coroner caused much einotioo among the persons in court, which was densely crowded. The following additional evidence wax adduced. John Hasler, • lighterman of Paul's Wharf, said be heard two persons corning down the wharf about 2 o'clock. The female was talking very loud and it was something about being ill-need. He afterwards heard them pimp off the rails on to the barge. The next moment he beard a cry of "A man overboard. barge ahoy." He got up and sew a boy, who said that a man and woman had gone overboard. The boy added that the man had been got out, but the female bad disappeared. Witness called the police, and maw nothing more. Never heard a splash of water. The mother not recAlled and said that the letter pro duced was in the handwriting of her daughter. The docu ment was found in one of the deceased's boxes among her clothes. The Coroner said that the taxa Archer bad acted in • very scandalous manner, and ought to be ashamed of bit conduct. Dr. Roes said that he was called to see the body, and found marks of bruises on the head, which were not sufficient to cause death, but deceased had clearly died from suffocation by drowning. The deceased bad been in the water nine or ten days. Deceased was not pregnant, but had suffered from hernia. --- Foo pe; laaraulo(lini.)g.7peret. lB &Mist S Lom- Venetlaa 10 13.L0f rortugal7perctp all ,Southern of Frauce -4 Turin and Savona .... all West Flanders I ell Do. 4 per eats. Prot all • Wort, & N. W. of /ranee DEATH THROUGH Tllll FALLING OF A TELZORAPH WIIIE 1116 LAI% GALES.— An inquest was opened late last night by William Carter, Esq., coroner for Fast Surrey, at the William the Fourth Tavern, Camberwell New-road, relative to the death of Mr. N. Jacobs, aged' 3, who, it was alleged, lost his life through the fall of part of the telegraph wires crossing the Blackfriarn. road near the bridge. It was stated that during the height of the gale on Thursday one of the wires suddenly gave way and fell partly across the road. The wind again carried it upwards, and it was twisted with considerable violence round the throat and body of the deceased, who was seated on the top of an omnibus which was Passing at the time. The poor fellow was hurled into the road, and on being picked up was found to be insensible. Mr. Jacobs was conveyed home, but never recovered CODOCi01110(1111, and expired from an injury to the skull which affected hie brain. As no one, however, attended who distinctly saw the wire touch the deceased, under the direction of the coroner the inquiry was adjourned to a future day. fresh, unsettled. rate; One. N. W. to N.E., strong to R. must N.N.b. to W. \. W. fresh. fresh to light, One. Si U 1& 11 dls 70 Tit 10 144 01 01 Loss or ♦ SCHOONER WITH ♦U. HANDS.—On Saturday evening the fishing smack Alarm, belonging toltr. Markrow, of Hull, arrived in the Humber. The captain reports that he sighted a schooner in distress is the North Sea on Tuesday last. The course was at once altered, and the smack rapidly lx,re down upon the disabled vessel,which was rolling in the trough of the sea in a most fearful man ner. On nearing the vessel it was seen that her decks were swept, and the men appeared in a very exhausted conditio•. A boat wan at once lowered from the smack and manned by two of her crew, who proceeded to the rescue. After much buffeting the brave fellows succeeded in reaching the sink ing ship. The master and the crew, six in number, were taken into the boat, and the return voyage was commenced. Before very long, however. a ha•. sea struck the host and swamped her, when the whole of the men were thrown out and drowned. The men on bawd the smack used every endeavour to Nave them, but without avail. The crew of the smack were unable to ascertain the name of the lost vessel. The Sibiu smack Intrepid, Captain Soott, belong ing to Hull, also arrived at that port on Saturday evening. She reports that on Tuesday last she fell in with the brig Sovereign, of South Shields, in distress in the North Sea. The crew, consisting of eight men, were taken on board the Intrepid, and brought safe to Hull. The wreck was also taken in tow by the smack, which had herself sustained damage. When about fifty miles from the Humber the Sovereign sank. SHOCKING AFFAIR ♦T GOOLE. —At Goole, on Saturday. George Smith. a large farmer, residing at Goole Grange, was committed for trial on a charge of killing his servant, an old man, named Thomas Duckles. It seems that Smith had been labouring under an attack of delirium tremens. He kept a revolver in his room, but his house keeper managed to conceal the weapon from him. On Monday week his manner appeared very strange, and be abut himself up in a room where he kept a gun and some powder and shot. The housekeeper and Duckles entreated him to open the door, but be refused to do so, unless they restored his revolver. Nickles at length agreed to his terms; the door was opened, and deceased was shot by his master. The prisoner at once left the house, and, when questioned by a friend whom he met, he said he was going to give himself up to the police, as "he had shot • man." Deceased died the same day. JOINT STOUT BANNS. NOFDAY Evmaa Consols, which closed on Saturday at 935 to I both for money and the 6th November, opened this morning at 94 to 5, and closed at 931 to For the December settlement the last price was 93 7-16 to 9-16, or 93% (equal to 92 ex. div.) The " continuation" to December was Ito per cent. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, I ; ditto for account, 934, ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 91k, ; New Three per Cents ., 91k, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15k,15 ; ludia - Five gr Cent. Stock, 1091, ; ditto for account, 109}, : ditto Bonds, 32a. prem. ; ditto Four per Cent. ebentures, 1863, 1005 ; ditto, 1864, 100 k. The India Five per Cent. stock declined k, closing at 1095 to 4. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 17s. to 20a. prem. ; and the June, 19s. to 22a. prem. Foreign stocks were likewise heavy, sales predominating. The market for American railway securities formed to-day an exception to the general heavi ness, the shares and bonds of the Erie and Illinois Central Companies presenting a recovery from the late fall. The impulse consisted in the financial advices from New York, where prices have risen, although the exchange has likewise advanced. The London quotations, after long ruling below those current at New York, are now approximating more closely to them. United States Federal Five per Cents., however, have fallen 2 per cent, to-day. DEATH OF JOHN ELLIS, ESQ., LATE CHAIRMAN OF THE MIDLAND RAILWAY DIRECTORY.—We have to record the decease of Mr. John Ellis, of the Midland Railway directory, which took place at hie residence at 13eIgme, sear Leicester, on Solidity. Mr. Ellis was a prominent member of the Society of Friends, and he had been connected with the Midland Com pany since its formation. He was on the county commission of the peace for Leicestershire, and was an alderman of the borough of Leicester. Mr. Ellis repro sented Leicester in parliament in the interim of the disquali fication of Sir Joshua Walmsley, between the years 1848 and 1852. He was die+inguished for his philanthropy sod public spirit, and was much respected (or his active cbmi ties. He was known to some extent in temperance circles, and took an interest in all measures which tended to im prove the social condition of the people. THE MILITARY AND DISTRLSS IN THE COTTON Duvriticrit —A. highly influential committee, consisting of officers of Royal Artillery, Royal Marines, and other corps, has been formed at Woolwich garrison to obtain aubscnp tiring in aid of the fund for relieving the distress in Lanca shire and other counties. A similar movement has been commenced at Aldershott under the auspices of Lieutenant- General Pennefather, commandant at that station, and already the odious and men of one regiment have sub scribed 1251. • After some add itional ev idence, The Coroner read over the voluminous testimony, pointing out the cruel and unmanly conduct of Archer ; be haul no doubt seduced the unfortunate deceased. who had probably destroyed herself in a state of frenry brought on by the desertion of her in the hour of adversity after gross ill treatment. It was quite clear from the letter found in her box that the act was committed while she was of unsound mind. MA R LBO ROUG H-STR EET. AMNAULT THEOUGH JEALOUBT. lirioq Cimrles Runlet!, a respectable-looking young man. a tailor. at MI, lirrarick.straet, was charged before Mr. Tyr elkitt with the following violent assault on Jonas Nord, a foreign tailor, residing at 15, King-street, Soho. The prisoner's wife, a rather good-looking young woman, was io Court The complainant, whims bead was bandaged, raid—One dse last week 1 engaged a young woman to work for mc. She did not come the nett lay, but on Saturday came for her day's pay. Yesterday morning 1 met her out sod she asked me how business was. Last night went to her hones, 69, Berwick•etrest, to tell her The jury returned a verdict " That the deceased died from drowning in the River Thames, while in a state of un sound mind, brought on by the gross and cruel treatment of John Archer." The ioquiryihen terminated. METROPOLMNFH:IO HOSPITA.L, DEVONSHIRE eQUARZ, CITY.—The eggremite number of mitiente relieved during the week ending Oct. 23 wee :—Medioal, 1,302; surgical, 645—total, 1,947; of which 661 were new COMP. 9 i i aAlma I Pd. ICL paler. p sak.. 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