The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (More lir. Registrar Winslow, as CONIIIIieIiODSV.) LY RR GEORGE NOM Tbe bankrupt, described as • wine-menhant, of Coventry wee. mid who is said to be connected with the turf, srp hel for his mamas from custody. y r . Sargood supported. p yr. limia opposed, on behalf of the detaining creditor, lloidley, whose debt is 1271. Honour proposed to adjourn the application until I.M.r the choice of aatuguses ; but, being informed that t h r , weeks would elopes b...fore the choice, and that the liberation would be of advantage to the estate, v oiLlnic him to assist in realisiug the meta, granted the rrleaae on the bankrupt entering into him oins recognisance cf and finding two sureties of 751. each, or one of 14W. IN RE SAVORY. . . The innkrupt was ao ... aiiiir;;:Of Islington. This was the citing for examinatMo and discharge. The bankrupt , o r si,pear, and it was stated that he was ill. Mr. Miller asked for an adjouniment nine die. It was • very bad case. The bankrupt had received 501. as a deposit purchase which bad not been completed ; he re- fused to return the deposit, and on being rued he defended the act ion. Ivafruce having been given of the bankrupt's inner, lioaour directed an adjournmeot, but not sine die. IN RE 5%. ~ E .NNLYGES The bankrupt, a wine merchant, of Windsock, came be fore the court owing 9..17/. Mr. Reed supported. M r . peony opposed. The whole of the debts had been contracted the present year, and it was asked that the bataruit furnish goods and cash accounts. i•,,,,k r up:, examined, said he had been in business two years anti a half. He had no capital when he started. In April lai:. proceedings having been taken against him by Mr. lL)mr.eld. a creditor, he gave him two wine warrants as security. lie had given similar security to other creditors. P llu llogoor said all these particulars roast be stated in the ravounts, Lod adjourned the case. IN RE 06 AN. The bankrupt, a baker, of the Hackney-road, sought for his discharge from debts of 210/. Mr. Aldridge, tor the assignee, elicited from the bacarept that he had dispo..e , :of his business for 101. to one Eyall ; he did not know woo had it now. Hie furniture war still io his possession at ~ !dace near Bethnal-ream A creditor complsmed that the bankrupt had ruined a splendid business by his n,gloct. .kfter hearing Mr. Samoad for the bankrupt, his honour d:rected an adjournment. (Before Mr. Registry Roche.) IN RE S. .5. EVERY. • • • The hankropt was a conledi.u, described as of Brixton. Dio,;., between 200 f. sot This wee the adjourned cmog for proof of debts sod choice of assignees. At the Ent meeting it was stated that there was a probability of vr-e arran.;eauent beiog made with the creditors whereby the C e might be taken out of court ; but this has not been dcwe. No assignee was chosen, and the next sitting was app .I:it'd for the lit December. IN HENRY YItASTR TODD. _ . The bankrupt was a mercosut of Bar yard, Sticklers burr. Tins suss the first sitting. The liabilities are sot asertsiovi. Debts of 1,900/. were proved, and Mr. C. F. Leaf. warehouseman, of Old Change, waa chosen creditor's 6144022. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Recorder). Bony William Spencer, 27, letter carder, pleaded guilty Man indictment chargiog him with etealiog two poet letters, rte property of ber lisjesty's Postmaster. Gears/ )Ir. Metcalfe prosecuted, and Mr. Collins appeared for the MrMr. Collins, em behalf of the prisoner, drew the attac hes of the court to the fact that the primmer had pre siotsly borne. very good character. Mr. Metcalfe said it was in consequence of suspicion that the prisoner was watched by we of the men, who saw him open the letter and take out the contents, which consisted of s me postage stamps. . . . . . . Ed,card Du r r - rote, 2'3, letter carrier, also ple►ded guilty to a similar indictmeat. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted. and Mr. Cooper defended the nris.aer. lt appeared in this instance the letter which the prisoner wrie;h.aged with stealing was • trap letter. Mr. Cooper addre•eed the court on behalf of the prisoner, and said he bad previously borne • most irreproachable chancier, and he handed to to lordship • letter which bad been written by the prisoner's schoolmaster, and which spoke very highly of his cherecier while under him. Mr. tooperae!cl the prisoner had contracted • very early mar riage, and his wife expected very shortly to become • mother, sad he was afraid that it was the pressure of that which had led him to commit this unfortunate act. The Recorder amid beehould in both omen prefer to defer the aenteacer until he had cootorrixl with the judges. Formerly there was a certain regulation in such cases GA these, but since the recent alters/Ma of the act be hardly knew what rule had been adopted, nod he thought there ought to be a uniform piniutimeut in all cases like the present. A TRUE BILL RETURNED AGAINST )(TILLER. The greed Joey came het* court at three o'clock, and returned a true bill against Franz Muller for warder. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. THZ MODIL SECRETARY. Charles Poster, who stood remanded on the charge of being oa the promises at the Charing-cress railway station without lawful IMMO, and also of assaulting a constable, was brougut up for further examination. The prisoner, on being brought into court, stepped into the dock no h the same jaunty air as on the former occation, nodded at the magistrate, grinned at the ushers, and played with his white hat, in the same way as before. It appeared that Mr. Humphrey., the clerk of the court, who had drawn the warrant of remand, bad made a memo randum on the margin of the magistrate's desire that the prisoner should be examined as to his state of mind. In oupliance with this instruction the medical officer of the House of Detention bad exerniued the prisoner and had come to the conclusion that he was not insane. His oar licste to th►t effect was produced. The prisoner appeared to be considerably amused at this anhpunceinent. Mr7l . lorieresaid it could not he tolerated that persons thou:it go about doing foolish things under the pretence of insanity, and when they got into trouble through such absurd conduct should assault the police. He should sentence the defendant to a tot teight's imprisonment. The prisoner seemed for a moment startled into serious ness by Ibis unexpected decision. He looked grave enough sa he left the dock, but before be reached the door leading to the poler's room he resumed the old air of buffoonery. Tamin g towards the magistrate he claimed the certificate sr his property, and demanded that it should be given up to him, of which of course no notice was taken. CLERIC W ELL. CLITING AND WuuNDING TWO NMI. T ...ins pee, aged 26, a shoemaker, of 6, Circus-streak /dirylebotie, was charged with cutting and wounding two Les under the following circumstances : John Vanden said he resided at 27, Wellingtonitreet, Yentoeville, and last night he aim the prisoner surrounded with a number of boys. iti Collier-street. He went to the smitten.* of the prisoner, and asked him to go away, bet he would not do so. He pulled from his pocket a Srule, fieirished it about, and said he would rah the first person who went near him. The prisoner turued his back, on which be sprang on him, to take the knife away from him and both him and the Prisoner were phshed down. The prisoner was uppermost and he jobbed the knife into his (legume's) leg below the adf " ve nd limes, at the some time saying be would do for Lou. The prisoner also cut his own leg. Fle (whoops) lost a treat deal of blood, and be now felt great pain. He was stabled in three places, and he could hardly walk. Barker —W as the pri.oer drunk or sober : W.toess—Ths prisoner was sober. At the police station 1.1..1 his wounds dressed, and he should be some time lehre he got perfectly well. Thama a nevin, of I, Peoton.grove, Pentonville, said he went to the smi.taece of the I art witness, and the prisoner cabbed h;m in the calf of the leg. He should say that the Prisoner stabbed him sic.identally. The prisoner bad been dnuinug, but was not so drunk but that he knew what he we. about. The prisoner was surrounded by hors, and then betook out his knife and said he would do for the first that acne near him. Mr. Baker—Wen the born annoying him ? tori ; irtn«.—Yra, but th e pr i soner was very v i o l en t an d th e mocked him shout. P '''''ce - eoltatable Higs, 64 N. geld he was called to take the pns loer into rust .J r i on the above charge. The Prisoow Ni.he bed to draw hi knife in self protection for if he bad not Le should hays been killed. Some of the bystanders said list the Irons bad been annoying tbs prisoner. yr. Barker asked discountable if the prisoner was drunk frontier , w itoree —The pris oner h a d been drinking, but well knew Ike: be was about. Ho fonud on the prisoner a small Pecketkuire, nod that was identified AI the knife the pd. Wee hal nest tint witness stated that the reason of the boys attack iot prisoner wail that he took off one of the boy's eagle Pat it in his pocket. As be would not give it op when Ike boys " dropped into him" to compel him Waive 1., priloaer said that the bo n e first attacked him end rHr sous ole hie bat, and he took the boj's cap until he got his bat. comPffied to take the knife out or he should bane ren kiliol, as the boys all bad sticks. He bad been drink. ILF a little, sad did cot know what be was about. !darker remanded the prisoner for a week, and refused bad. A It1.801:011114.8TREM I,OP.EIGN PROW:ITEM NUISANCE IN REGNNT•STIENT. Na•'• Ilebneker. htlt 31a:4r, and Louisa Arktn9, o " 4 titutte, the Ant two foreigners, were charged before THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1864. Mr. Tyrwhitt with behaving in • disorderly manner in Regentltiest, and Mailer was further eharpd with smault lag poheeconetable Oadd IN A, and Aching with msaulting peliereciastabie deleasas, 310 A. Clodderd mid that at a martermet 12 o'clock last sight he saw Malley and Debaoker, in company of four other foreign prostitutes, in front of the County Fire-odes is Regest•tmet. He told them to separate, se there were so many of them there, sad some al them were about to do so when Haller refused to go, and used • low expression in English, and ties forted lwasalf spinet the wall. saying, "I not go for you ; you are one —." On taking hold of her arm to remove her she been arnacki his hoe, and Detreher sad the others the laid hold of , sad tried to pull her away. At this time there wens shout • doses prostitutes, mostly foreign ones, several of their men, and about 100 other proems collected. Another sortable eame to his meistrusee, and they then took Haller and Debacker into custody, when Naha be came very violent, kicking mad soratehirig. Buckingham, 328 A, mid he heard screaming under the County Fire °See, and on going to the Dime found Haller and Goddard stregsling together. This. were several women sad three rose trying to gel Maher away, Debar:her also taking part. While going to the &Mhos with Yeller sod Debsolter, Actin; came up and knocked off his hat. Malls, denied striking the constable, and mid the reason he interfered with her was became she refused to give him ino lttokev said the wadable told her to go away, and she did so, and only wens book to ascertain the cause of the dia turbanoe. Mr. Tyrwhitt mid he bad not the slightest doubt the pri mers bad been guilty of dimiderly conduct. The countable' MAO perfectly right in dispraise them, and if they did cot carry on their wretched trade quietly, and were brought before him again he would seed them to primal for a month. The charge Mailer had made ardent the police evideetly wee made from petty malice. He should toe Moller 20a., Debecker Cm, and licking 10a. Mr. Albert, who bad interpreted, repeated the magis trate's matioa to them. MARYLEBONE. A COIV7CTION EMMA aaa&O ACT. Joarphus ea;;/7, ;K;igs;;Ti; and who said his Dative piths was Piacenza, was charged with playing an organ and refining to desist and go away when required to do so. William Browning bmiley said—l reside at No. 23. Hildammirdans, Paddington, sad ass a retired major. I have dangerous illthesia my bones. The pneooer was play ing his organ, and I told my servant to tell him to go away. I looked out of the wisdom to am what effect it would have. She told him to go away immediately ; sad waved her hand to him, He mustered something in Italian and laughed at her. He Imbibed in her fade. ' Prisoner said, thh an interpreter, that he was waiting for a peas; , sod h e ug thought the gentleman at the window was going to give him one. Mr. Lumley—After my savant waved her hand, he we tland playing until he saw me put my hat on to go for a poliosman. Xr. Yardley—How long did be continuo to play alter he was told to go irTl:ttmr• - yLI think for fully 6.. minutia. Prisomer said t h e servant did coma out, but he could not undentaad as she spoke English. Mr. Yardley--She waved her hand as welL Prisoner (through his interpreter)—Sh• did move her baud, bat he did not know what it unapt. Mr. Yardley—Stuff and nouseass. Robert Swift, 191 D—Mr. Lumley cams to me and said that Um prisoner refused to go away, and that he had MINIS na his ham. When I got into the street ba had moved about 300 yards away and was still playing. Mr. Lumley—`Soma parson nest door made a motion for him to continua playing, aid I think gave him a penny. Emily Garratt, the servant, said ribs told him three times to go away, and also waved her hand. He played three or four taus after she told him to go. Mr. Yardley—That must have taken more than fir* minute.. lam afraid that they smut to make it a universal mews that it should be absolutely that they should understand English. Tim fact that • laughed in th• ssrvant's face showed that he defied bar. Have you known him before ! --- Yr. fQ;yLii: him been plying about my boom Police-constable Swift—When I took the prisoner into custody be pushed me away with his right arm He threw him's)/ oo the pavement, and I had to take his organ whilst another constable took him to the station. "i7.l4;ilTyLi Ts; in default to be imoririoned and kept to hard labour for 14 days. Tbe floe wee paid. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ICUICTIOO 1/1101APII. ) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CAMBRIDGESHIRE Ackwoeth ... I Tomato Highflyer's dame ... 38 rao. Woe by • head ; bed — third. Rua 1 hoar and 5 minutes behind time. MATCH. MINIM beat Olivia. ALL-AGED STAKES. Lord Burleigh Exchequer ... Argonaut lett at the poet. £5O PLATE. Troubadour ... ... I Orloff ... I 6 ma. SELLLNG HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Troublesome ... ... I Oberon 5 ran. OPTIONAL SELLING STAKES. T.Y.C. Godmersham. Brown Willie. Sallie', Jamaica, Nineits, Incisioe, Lord Ronald. and Herschel. All are here. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. Ooe mile 240 yards. Twilight, Exchequer, Vivid, Milne', Bina Mantle. Dear foot, Seccharoineter, Doony brook, Gabrielle &fairies, Bacchus, &limn, Port Royal, Prince Plausible, Summer. side, Taje, Old Orange Girl, Brick, Birch Broom, Tomato, Tattoo. Leonora, Accident, Monhay, Affidavit, Weather. bow. Hollyfox, Queen of Trumps, Ackwortb, Crisis, Rose, Skafingtoo, Muezzin, Stockinet, Mail Train, Bayard, Dr. Syntax, The Tartar, Planet, V a lias', Myrtle. Gratitude, Fasfrehiche„ Calmest* Cathedral, Cadeau, Mrs. Somer. villa, Columba, Higlitlyar's dam colt, Columbia, Balornock, Chocolate, Battaglia, lan, A 1.., Elmadale, Alabama, and Atberatooe's dam colt are here. Annmoatat Scearcnincs.—Marigold, Merry Hart, Ar magnac, Tommy Jones, Baldwin, Peon, Charming Woman, Crochet bores, Signalman. Jessie, Sourui.e, Raglan, Etha ne-Brash, Idler, Peignoir, Physician, Narboone, Antoinette, Wandering Wastrel, Haney f, br to Rubini, Charmian, Tooi Tool, Trap, The Giant, Castle Eapie. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOTS. T.Y.C. Walloon, 6 yrs. get 91b ;• Crochet horse, 5 yrs, Set 41b; Voruptua, 5 pa. Bat ; 3 Yrs. Set ; Motorise, 3 yrs. Set; Overture, 4 yrs. 7.1101 b ; Almack. 4 yrs, Tat 10 16 ; Coup d'Etat, 3 yrs, .51 71b; Pero, 3 yrs, 7.1 41b; Ilawkehew, 3 yrs, Het 10th ; Chioquot the Jester, 3 yrs, Gat. All are hero. Pam Fotrar.—Giant. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 15 SOTS. T.T.C. )(missy, 3 yrs. 9.t ; Wild Thyme, 3 yrs, list 9112 ; Coup &Etat, 3 yrs, Bet 816 ; Dandle, 3 yrs, 84 ,• lelt• Girl, 3 yrs, 7st 911); Athabasca 2 yrs, 7.1 711 e ; 3 yrs, 7st 41b; Sidswisd, 2 yrs. 7.1 21b; Preview, 2 yrs, 7st 21to ; Black Duchess, 2 yrs, ist 2lb ; Verdant, 2 yrs. 64 1216 ; Pinch f, 2 yrs, 6et 611 i ; Kathleen. 2 yn, fist slk ; Kildare, 2 yrs, list 216. PAU) Foarurr.—Giant and Camball. SHARE Ligi—(This DAY.) - Two haim The railway market is inactive to-day, with little business. Aa regards the principal stocks, the variations comprise a rise in Metropolitan and Great Western, and a decline in Caledonian and Great Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1131 to t ; Great Western, 24,1 to ; Mid land, 130 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to I ; Caledonian, 123 to 124 ; South Eastern, 83 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 431 to 44 ; Great Northern, 129 to 130 ; London and South West ern, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 1111 to t. Great Luxembourg shares have improved, and Lombardo-Venetian are firm. Indian and Canadian lines exhibit no change. 100/ 100! 100 k f xd ad 101 } 11j H 6 6 °' I SUM 1 po i ipml 24 . n. 1441. 1 It 11,1 is Dv 1 pio, idis +Cm' a 10 66,1 7 1/ pm 6 s du 6 1 6 6 ,11.1 m ! 1 O loic* O 4 die 1 S pis • 10 pm 1 2po • 4 die U 74 i "i dial 43 44 7 4Ma toe head OS le %pm al. i -- i. pm t 1 ells a 2j 1 I.ils die Idle ref , i 490 41 43 is , - 1999 9 9 UPI 1 U If zel 99 le WWI 91 ps 37 efts .= Mr Mb Des M s US IV OS CS -. 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Nova Boone 6p. 0.. 1876'1001 N 96 - R,OOO .. Queensland Gov.. p. it. 100 100 101 101 -.. .. B.Atua-Oev.6p. e. Bonds 1 0000 1 - - - .... .., Vle.Gov.ap.e.Jan.elnly 1 - - - .... .., Do. do. 6 p.e.ANIIIOI [looi 1 0 44 1084 105 6 i DaBINTUILI BTOOIIII. Me. I 86. I monis. IPd lel. pekes. 4 Sale. 09,093 Bt. GLEsto.4p.s.llsz.BAsp.,loo BB 98 .- 1006116 IL O.Ntha.,4p e.Jaa.&Jallloo - - -•• 110.000 Bt. G. Wsla.-W.M. -0i.,44 p. et., Jan. & July-. 100 97 99 618.000 84. , lase.* YL4 p.e.Jan&Jly,loo 96 90 - 610,000 84. iLoo,Ortgh.4p.e.Jan&Jlllloo 96 96 - 117181 N It. ,L&N.W .3.1 .4p.e.lan.oly 100 98 96 - 01;800 Bt. I Do. Si p.e.Jan.tialy 100 NI NI - 110,780 84 L&B.W.,46.e.Jan.&Jalylloo 96 96 - .... St Uldland.4p.a.fau_aluly 106 941 111 .... .... Bt. N. Britian, &P.&D. &. i 6p. a., F• 4 t sag-. 100 103 107 - 92,431 84. ,N.lstrn.,4p.e.Jaa&Jaly 100 96 07 ••••• •• - i 84. i500t.N.8.,46.e.Ap.&004. IN - ••••• -. BLUISH Mll4OO. No. 18h. I Ilmrso. I Pd. I 43. pries• I 900 I :4000 I :Caarbriaa Cos. Odd, 1 . 40001. i i ;Chlvertoa 2,900 .. Aoal 1,0111 .. Der. G. Coe. (Tarlark ) 0,0001 .. D 02001.0110 6121 .. !East Hamad (I.lllagia) 4144... Cara Carrion 4000. Vast Cara Brea 4000, .. Vast Orenvlllo 4000 j Z. W. Rama (Tarisa ), 4116; Gambier a al Aubyti 1,600 4 'Ores Laray (Umited)l 4000 Great Beath Tokaa kaitt .. Xi. W. Var (lialataa) 400.11 Grenrill• 1,020 l!enxV4 loot 4000 :: Mogston Downs I Lett .. lblerisret ;Ulm l. 14") 9,000 ..'Marks Valley 40.000. 4 .Nw7rell Inn Oro •• • • lois. .. b amides I too. . i Nes Setae goo! .. "ortb Downs 700... I N orth Rosteer o,ooo' .. . Wb. Basset (Maisel' 6,810 , .. North Wheel Crotty 40901 .. 'Prosper United 1,120 20 irrovidence ( U. Went 612. . S. Can ion (Bt.Cleer We _ li : W. Prances alleges: .. 9201 tray Park 6,000 In "roil 6,000 .. • West Beret (Magma) 1,014 .. W. Carsdoo (Llskeerd) 9,000 .. West Chlvertos 61r4.. , West Setae .. Wh. Buret( 111 ogee) 268 .. Wb. Buller (Itenlruth) 4,800 .. Wheel Ludcau -- I . I, .. 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New !Oriant.lnlandOLosca(L) Map t Stblandlnvaal Ottoman Financial (L.) ,Ottoman Goa (LimDad ranaroalLil.dtoamlL ) P o, do 4 4 2. si . . 1 I 64 00 24 SI id 4 1 I 114 Ile If 10 al 6 1 6 1 48 40 4 4f 9 4 zet If Ofdim 21 27 SO TO -- I . ii IS IA I sl 2 a I* 88 620 640 28 86 20 22 111 16 0 0 6 6 66 00 SO 21024 90 92 12 14 1 1e 115 17 103 20624 18 26 I 11 CL pnoss. 1)W . New.. .. I Peellitly.Larod 'O&M) IPeolinsular at u. Bisaml 15000 100 10.0002. Bt. 20.000 10 20,006 20 14~ $0 14.110 ii NOOK 84. Al! I Sri: pm • 6 Oh Pm 9 .9 idlsepaa 1 011.11.0 It 1 Pu' I Pa 0_ _ I i dLe SS i 3 1 es . _ 1 sk Cl. prima 14 191 . 1 . 9 2! w— • w— • il. 4 I 6 IS SO 67 6 II CS eels km 2 ••sea 12s : a im _ Par _~ ~+~l Do. Rew !Quelouta L., L. IL(L Ittriney Lroa mses m.o. Iva woo Am Kw) MOOG 25.000 10.0 11 0 107,000 WON • ilia] lths par 18 21 - 21 12 11 2 IA L 22 24 104 112 1011 11! I 4 al* =d - 24 . zd Aul ipoi 801 108 . 100 idis Par 1 Oic Id 4 i* 2 4 t 2 3 4•3 41. 21 2P I . 16 I.2fr 1i IF i s I 1 ow In id zd 106 Q k df i of die as 6 &S I ss se 816 li St 24 II 10 i i i a - iii Uu Ile'w Ile .7. City linprov. (L ) I Ditto ditto . (loyal adansta:;.. ;Acot. A 0. Ira. laved. Smith. Knight. ttCo.2l 1 AOC Fulan..r Cuss( ) iB. Atrkan Y. a In. (z. , soutb amanitas faad inn bearlse Telegraph Do. Scrip ;Tel Construe.a Thereerk Mersey fa (4) ;TrustnaltrecyoLiaa L. IT. A L Co. of U. Canada United K. Tali,. Oa (LI Cohan Marine bait Upper Amara 2**lb* Ditto Van Dteteen's Land... Warrant Iftneaee(Lint. nd Weetliaa Paella L. meta? MARKET.-(71118 DAL) Two o'Cloat. The funds to-day are decidedly firm, and the fell advaisti atop took plaoe yesterday afternoon is maintained. Foreign bonds ese likewise strong, and in two or three cases' a slight improve ment has taken place. HOMO railways have scarcely moved. Financial shares are steady, and banks in some mama show a further tendency to advance. Joist Stock Discount shares, however, are much depressed, and have fallen to 2 to 11 dia. upon the announcement of the call. The discount market is quiet to-day. The rate for choice three months' bills is still 9 per oent.,with exceptional transactions at 81 and ef. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted (Mfr. 92c., being rather more than per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are quoted 894 w for money, and 891 to for the account (Nov. 10). The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, ; ditto, for amount, 891; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 4; New Three per Cents., 874, ; New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 714 ; Bank Stock, 237, 239 ; India Stock, 213 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 105 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Os., 10s. die. Foreign stocks are firm, except Mexican, which has fallen to 1 per cent. Confederate Bonds have risen per cent., and Spanish 'Passive and Certificates, 4. Some of the present a quotations are annexed, viz. : Greek, 22 to 4; Mexican, 261 to 4; Confederate, 65 to 66 ; Spanish Passive, 30 to ; the Certificates, 134 to 4; Turkish, 1862 Bonds, 704 to 4 ; ditto, 1858, 68 to ; and the Consolideis, 49/ to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1862, 1858, 1860, 844; Equador, 12; Egyptian, 96 ; Greek, for account, 22 ; Italian, for account, 644 ; Russian, 1862, 874, I ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 411 ; ditto Passive, for accoun% 304, 30, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 684 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 704 ; ditto 1001. Bonds; 701 ; Venezuela, 1864, 42, 43. International Financial shares are now quoted to 14 prem. ; London Financial, 6 to prem. ; General Credit, 24 to i prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, If to i prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to i ; Ottoman Soci6t4 °dui rale, to 11 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 14 to 1 dia. Foos o'CLocc Consols an rather flatter, at 891 to I for money, and 89} to i for the account. 5,000/. in gold has been sent into the Bank. The maturing of a large amount of India bills yesterday had been looked forward to with some anxiety, but they appear to have been well provided for, and were consequently well met. In connexion with these engagements there was an exceptional increase in the applications at the Bank discount office, but the general market remained quiet, with a large supply of money. Nine per cent. was generally asked on good bills, but in some cases transactions occurred in very choice paper at 4 and 81. The Stock Exchange will probably be closed on Tuesday, the Ist of November, that being the day fixed for striking the half-yearly balance at the Bank of England, where the transfer offices will likewise be shut. The suspension is announced of Mr. John Pid dingtoo, of Gracechnrch-street, foreign patent agent, with liabilities for about 30,0001., and assets at present uuascertained. TLe books are in the hands of Messrs. Dubois and Newatead, the ac countants. The bills of Messrs. Duckworth and Co., in the wine trade, have also been returned. The liabilities are of considerable amount, but the assets are stated to be also . The Brightoay traffic return shows this week an increase of 509/. over last year ; and the South Eastern an increase of 2,5461. The Joint Stock Discount Company have an nounced • call of Si. per share, of which 21. 10,. is payable on the 10th of November, and 21. 10s. on the 20th of December. In consequence of this announcement the shares have fallen about 15a., closing at Ito 0 dis. The report of the directors of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company, to be submitted on the 27th instant, recommends a dividend of n per I I oent. The half-yearly meeting of the Madras Railway Company is called for the 4th November. The second ordinary general meeting of the Suburban Hotel Company (limited) is called for the 2nd November. MONDLI EVr.IIN4I. Consols, which closed on Sat urday; 884 to 89 for the 10th Nov. opened this morning at the same quotation, and cl osed at 894 to 1. For money the last price was 891 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88j, 89, 4, 89 ' • ditto, for account, 89, 1 ; Three per Cents. Redu ced, 871 ; New Three per Cents., 87, 1, 1 ; Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Red Sea elegraph, 20 ; Bank Stock, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1043, 4, ; ditto Four per Cent., 961 ; ditto Bonds, 75., 10s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 1004. The India Five per Cent, stock continues in de mand for investment. India Bonds were dealt in at 10s. to 7s. dia. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, the Mandl being quoted 10e. to 6s. dice, and the June, 18s. to Its. dis. The foreign stock market was firmer, in sympathy with the improvement in Consols, but business was far from active. Mexican, Ruaaian Founand-a- Half per Cents. of 1850, and Three per Cents. of 1859, and Turkish of 1864. improved per cent, Turkish Consolidie 4, Greek 4, and Italian 1 per cent. Spanish Three per Cents. fell per cent., owing to the embarrassed condition of the Treasury at Madrid, but, apparently for the same reason, there was a rise of 4 per cent. in the Passive Debt, and in the Certificates. Portuguese Bonds de dined per cent. Bank shares were steady. Alliance Bank closed at 81 to 91, prem., being the same as on Saturday. Chartered IRank of India, Australia, and China roes ; and an improvement was quoted in Bank of Queenidand, Merchant, Mercantile and Exchange, South Eastern, and European Bank shares ; the latter bad risen at the close to 1 dis., " buyers." City Bank shares were quoted rather lower. Hudson's Bay shares remain at 15 to 1. Egyp tian Trading were steady at 1 to }prem., and Na tions:Discount ss. lower than on Saturday, at 71 to 8 prem. ; Crystal Palace, English and Austra lian Copper, and Submarine Telegraph shares were better, while English and Scottish Marine Insur ance, Nerbudda Coal and Iron, and Oriental Commercial were quoted lower. Royal Mail Steam shares present a further decline. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares were quoted I.} to 1 die, and Ottoman Socigtil 06n4rale I to d prem. The shares of the financial companies were in better demand, especially General Credit, which rose Si. to 7s. 6d. International Financial and Imperial Mercantile Credit improved 2s. 6d. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. : International, 1 to 11 prom. ; General Credit, 21 to 21 prem. ; London Financial, 6 to 61 prom.; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 11 to 11 prem. ; and Credit Fosuier and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), 11 to 2 prem. The A Mier of Algiers •nnouncs the snivel in that port as the Walt inst. at the Fagbah geseriawit yacht Enchantress, Irving as board the Doh* al Boniersel and fire wombat et the English Admirelcy, airmail by the English government with mines the prism.* ports at the iteditarranate. The Gareirsor-Goiseal pee the distin guished streams a grimness reoiptioe, aid placed his carriages at their dispwreL ORDINARY sKAIB AND RIOOKIL_ Sh. 1 Pd. I ZAILIVATIL I yCktig4o•B I 'W t u to 4lo l 1 p.a. dtaar Bbla mad ryas laaaa,6l6adiltd.C Bristol sad imaer Calakataa Voit sad Bead= I Do. A J • no IST. maga 6 Do. B p. abipald to B. Man sad Belga June Dundee, ParlbotAbdia Idlabargbaad Glasgow Glasgow sad 8. Western Gnat &Aden Ord. 81. a a ns ns MI •7. oek Do. 11124. Stk., vo.s , DMA North ot 3001404 throottiorthoro Dad . 1 A no. so MT. us Do.B IJD ct. Is paid it OL Booth Wait. Ora' Groot Western Do.iitoor VaLOso.llol Do. Booth Wales._. . IE4: 4) .- ":1;ti I i Di uo:7: Do. Do. H & Yorkabln ,Icoadeo oad Madman, Lon. Bwie b r e l&Coost Loudon, orth &Dow ; Loads& & N Wain. ILoadoodosoethWester• limner& and Carlisle' Ps'• abate ' I New Do. New Do ann. Derby Ithl. Gt. W. (lre.) , Wd Zest Wd Ke l iA s ir Li..) North Do. Nclin.,Perth,Doad. N. laaters—Berwkit Do. G. N.& Pore_ Do. Leeds Do. Torh. 110 - 0 1100 jos 11001 LI, il/ 11, 100 De. Carlisle Do. arock.dDerliog I Do. do. MSS-6d._ , Do. do. 18141 North Loodoo De. New ; North sisaorfsi6 N. 8. Western Juno ~900tW4 GntrJ 100 1800011211 N.M. Aber OW i 100 Ileottiab Midland 91118kzewbury WeloboL 100. Union Union 109 ,South Devoo 100 .South Instorn 100 S. Yorkah. giver Dun W' Btdneti W oklaghm, ' ,100 tali Vale la U If IT N St 105 107 111 44 1 Cl 71 119 ISO 144 141} IS) 111 119 01 In 74 U 64 SD 42 w 191 113 11Si 64 67 103 104 U 40 un nee I* •6 Gi 63. 110 k ill; 1191 1301 $ Do 0 130 Vale of Nesih 100 ' Vlctorls 04.0. t Plagloo, , 100 Watarond Ellken37 1 100 Wirt Cornwell 43 1 i I jai : W.Tiarilel. limb. t /LI (ii lin ii 21 100 102 it U 34 U 104 107 i We egh 91 34 115 110 36 3 1 .3 9 10 pm le ei 4 41 113 123 1 iii pm TO 77 10t 114 134 1191 SS 67 SS ST SU Stll 761 if 1 1 2 li 136 100 se 4 e 2 26 1 22 100 1 II $ 1131 i 06! 11 Si 6 i i WI 111 i 180 e i 100 j 2 107 i 9 4 i 83} sit.rnsa ?OMISSION& Ativatacet al lAwrooos, boaLlis r. & C. I &Wipe. I Do. I Stares 'Buffalo & Lake Hanel Do. Prelareisco Buff., Brans,* Goderich I Op. a. Bda. 1831, IM 100 Do. do. July 1, 1873, 101 MD Do. do. Juba 1. 16741 sa. 1 100 Cal. B.l.salarnap.o.g. , 3t. 100 D aps?. & c a. IN 1 all rameara.7p.a.par.pral 7L iIN Sul in. 6 do It 1011 Bait lodlaa in. 6 do 30 , 6 1 Do. J Sitanaloa U. 'lOO Grand Track of Canada 100 all Do.lqulp.ll.l=et i 1011 all I Di tat prof. ' all Do. do. daforra;d to 1.14 I Do. and prof. sous ,W 1 Do. do. deterred 100 all , Do Srd prof. Mock 1 1011 all Do. do. Warred' 100 j all Do. 411 proL Stock 100 1 ell I Do. do. defeated St. i 11131 Gras* Indian INolosali 10 116 Do. gna. 6 par coal 10 1 I D. New do St. IN at a. of lodla a. 6p. ct kII* Do 6f pie act. Do Oaf I ail DL Waiters of Canada 144 IS Do. New 1* all Daft.a.Bda. pay. 110 I all Doi* do. do. 18774 10 B Ludlam arasok. Wined 10 1 1 I Do. New St. 1100 13adris oar. p. oast it. 100 Do. do. ef do 111. 130/ Do. do. Of do.-1 10 1 1 1 Do. PUSS liztaosion, RAILWAY!. lw,ad St. 11110 1 I' 10 i 1 ad '1 1 Ali UM ROO 1& 100 SO all 10 ell fit 100 11. 100 St. Ol 10 .100 100 e. lkil Molls. and Hobson's Ray N.B111,11.& N.R.olCan.dp.e.loip.B. I ACAD.* CU.• Sr °I" Do. Dond o. Do. do. do. Do. Puolsob d 0...... Do. Indus 84. not. do. i Closing Wow. N 66 100 101 kW par 4 6 I I K 100 92 96 100 i 1011 101 101 ID 20 I U et rd, 67 70 zd' 69 II I OS 66 id! U ii $1 M sd W 211 SO 28 164 101 lomi 11/ 100 Pal lit lectb SO if 17 S 1 I Ma 100 101 911 Se Se Se 66 40 S 6 IS N 99 199 'Si 9 4 4 iala par Ogli 09 4 96 97 JOINT STOCK BANKS. &UM& 04000100 Airst Madormi(l4l 20600, SO D D Ne. 7 , 1 p.) 20,0040 60 Do. lot ohkh Pd- )1 10,0001 60 &DADA 110 ,004 lOC IdtlanoolosALloarpooll 10010 100 Do. Na. 16.000 100 Do— . Issued k2O pal 100000 10 Anglo Anatrian 10,000 60 Angl• Italian (Walled) t2lOO 40 Aastraliana 1,600 40 Do. New 12,500 20 Itanliaßrlttalleolarabt , 10,000 16 bank of =I . 4000 100 Bank of 16,000 10 Bank of Otago (Walled(' 10,000 100 Bask of Queensland (1 ) 06000 60 Bank olVictorMainetal• MOO 100 Beak of Wales zi =. KOMI 10 Bank of New 30.000 SO Brmllland 10,000 60 lintish & Calif Pcll4g orstal 110.000 60 Britten N. America - - UAW W C. Bk. badia,Ana.iltins WOW. la Mart. Mer. of Indkaic. 10,000 21. Do. New 10,000 100 Clty 20,000 100 Colonial 10,000 IS 1 one huh of India, tet 106,000 10 Conaeldated Bank (L , 6,000 100 CoMmentel (L.( 10,000 60 'mast Lona.. ,I.Daltod; 60,600 20 Eaatern Etchange.Liin) 60.000 20 Eng.hcot&amiChand. 40,000 60 English nod Swedish (L 60,001, 60 European Bank Limited 10,0,0100 Hindnan.Chitintlap.OL 10,000100; Do. New 11,000 100 imperial Bank, LimlW 6,000 100 , LO. New 10,4100 60 Imp.Bk.ed Chlna.d.e.,(l 113,000 20 Imperial Ottoman 21,000 60 Interentlonsl Bank (L ) 0000 U lonian 100.000 6S ,Laud India(N 20,000 60 Loa.isk.of)6eskostm(L 10,000 100 Lea. Bank of Neetlaw.LL 10,040 100 London and Brasilia_ 6,000 100 Lon.B.AreedLPlate.l. 10,000 16 . De. New, las. at 11 pm 1000 100 Lou-. 811., 48. mad. IL) 60,000 10 Ida. CL Bank ed Await 30,000 60 London and Corny 6,400 100 Lou. ilantbs.Con.Ba.(Ld 00,000 60 Loudon Joint Block 20,000 60 Do.New,ies. at 30 pm 16,000 100 Inn. and Northern (L) 24,000 10 Isedoa& loath Uncut 6,000 100 Lon. & S. Western Law 60,000 100 LOLL Westminster 10,100 100 Merchant liasklLlss.) 10,000 60 Mereentils & Ezehanl2 1 16 ,000 60 _Du. New - - HEARTLESS SEDUCTION OP A WIFE, AND ROBBERY. —At the York serious, yesterday, James Dodpoa, 35, an eagine smith, was charged with bevies stolen a quantity of furniture, the property of Thomas Buck. Mr. Shepherd promo:Md. This prorecutor io a working into, and at poseent residing in Portland-street, Leeds. Previous to May 25 he had lived on good terms with his wife, who sp. pears to be his junior, sod the other member of his family, at the village of Norton, Deaf Stockton-on-Tees. On the 25th of May he left home to go to the infirmary. at Lewis, as he was safferiog from ill-health, and towards the cod of June he again visited his family. When be returned to Leeds be entertained no suspicion of any impropriety, but subsequently be received a letter from • neighbour which caused him to return to Norton. He the. discovered that the '' birds bad flown." and that the house bad bees entirely denuded of property. One part the pri soner had caused to be sold by auction, sod he and the faith km wife were traced to Albert-stmet, York, where more furniture was discovered. During their modems there they and the family were called by the name of Dodgem, and the couple lived together as man sod wife. Doduno was taken into custody at Hull. He wan convicted, and the Recorder said this was • heartless case, the prisoner having filet seduced the prosecutor's wife sad then robbed him. Six months' imprisonment, with bard labour. MALTED CoEN FOR Carnes—A correspondence of considerable interest to our agricultural readers has just taken place between Ifr. Charles Yessey, of Huntingdon, sad the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Vessey states that be has commenced malting under the actpassed in the last see ion, and that several of the leading egneulturists in the district where he resides are now mak log the experiment of feeding their cattle with the malt thus produced, so that its utility, or otherwise, will be practically tested. But the more imprrtant pert of his letter, so far as the present is concerned, is • suggestion that. u wheat is now at so low a price, it would be of considerable advantage to the fanners if this might be malted for cattle, under the same restrictions as are applied to barley. He gives it as his opinion that wheat, whoa malted, contains a much larger quantity of saccharine matter then barley, and is therefore better adapted tot feeding purposes. Doubtless many will be glad to learn, from the following reply re. Indeed by Mr. \Tease?, that ore is no obstacle to the carrying oat of his suggestion :—" 11, Downing-street, Whitehall, Oct. 14,1864. —Sir,— la reply to your letter of the 6th . . . umlaut, lam desired by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to 2.OEL EL eel West Iris. IN acquaint you that there IS DO objection to your using wheat I L K W Fl°""lat , . 3 " 111 1 &SIMI onoloo&SLlatbarla. IP for malting ; you can make malt from any grain you please. ask es. imams . .. t I am, sir, your obedient servant, C. L. STAN.-31r. C. I got as ~i,3 6 . Yeasey."—Bumf Eastern Cautte. LW SO Do. New 1 g No. 1 CI. petals. I salts. la lt2 i 14 OWla u 35 pm 14 12 di/ I 1 db Pal It 14 r' 140.1110... M .. Mai S i 4r T+ 14 64 44 66 id 64 66 111 I - 14 pml - 1/9 ill Mist 83* 31 - SY 0 it $ i 4LI U U 1 No. I M. I LINZ& 1 P 4 r 80,000 090111.10_1 —1 109,000 1 :tuglo•BregeoldiLlin 20,1100, 10 Australian MOW 1 ' Boo gooonl 10,000 6 liresß.L4lll 0o.(1.1mr 19,900 10 Cape Co (Limited). UAW 1 IpwWs6llrer(U.NM)l 12.004 40 coLLrree Copper 10,000 10 , Cotospo 11,09). 100,000, Don Pedro, N. Doi Rey 76,0001 ilhu. igoont.CoilAin., • 16,04.0' I Mat Del Rey (United) 26,000 ?Fortuna (United).- 20,000 20 10reeral 0.000 1 1 b:woods (Llseltid) 111,000; Linares WARP Llangollen (Lialled) 102.616 i • Ilhuicielto 106,000' SEA urea' Rins.o.ll4 60, 0 09 0 14 Pernik:lllo Copper (U 10, 20 Pontelbaud &Worland 100,009• 6 ;Port Phillip . I 1 !Santo Rarb.Oold IL(L) 110,000 1 iskottleh AtietraL(llsl ) l 11,000 , 10 St. John del Rey JAin.; 99, I+4, 30 Caned Realms (Lim) 60,00 1 VollansainsOoldiLlin.j 20,0001 1 , Worthing (lientod) 40.0091 6 Yeganeteetene 11.1i5.• KISCILL•24IO 10.000 Is ♦fso IS is - 0 ° ii NTM % No. I lis. WOO 100 Metro. S Elev. bank Do__ e - o; 6;000 PlO ludisad Lank (Ihm.) • 10,00 100 •NaUoast 111 Livool 22,000 20 N.Pnr. al Radel.Wl. Nov 20000 10 National Dank, Nov 16,000 20 'New !Marx Wens 00,01Ik 10 New island Mails& 60,000 20 .bortll Western 60,400 16 Oriental Bank Corpora %OW 60 Prowl° BankharCarp.(l, 10,000 ISO IProetae. at Ireland 17.600 10 Islods. hat, at Dad son n ,apith Awn-Alla 10.000 16 'Perth Latin ILIU.) • • 10,000 100 IWO. of IL S. Akio* d.did IM I Do. do. MAO Si ,17o0io d Auscralla WASS IN Maim d Ire:sud pm ) IMAM SO Take id Landow PREFERENCE SHAM. it a for t " Great Nartheia 5 io:r— oast., redeem. at 10 per cot pm.. 11.43 i. Great Northern 5 par coat. redeem, at 5 par oast. 103. Laoreskirs mid Yorkshire 4i pet conk (Blackburn Par thras), 99 to - . _FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Asia.cp sod Itottordsot 91. _ _ Groat Ltumbourg. 91 to 10. Ste Paolo (Limited) inst. 7 toot WI paid), 18. booth Aastriaa and I ombordo Voodiso. 201. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CumL In the mining market to-day the principal feature is • strong demand for Gram Vor shame, which have risen 1/. 104 the present quo tation being 32 to 33 Hallenbeagle are also Inquired for, and exhihit an upward tendency. East Grenville are quoted 7} to being 7s. 6d. above the last price of yesterday. In the Stock Exchange Devon Great Gonads shares have been dealt in at 590. John del Rev Mining shares are heavy, and have declined to 31 to 33. Other foreign, as well as colonial mines, are unaltered. A general meet•ng of the Scottish Australian Mining Company ( • ited) is convened for the Slat inst. The Anglo-Brazilian Gold Company have re ceived advioes from Captain Thomas Treloar, which state that "Abe produce for August amou ntedi to 453 °Raves of gold. This I consider an almost satisfactory return, and shows that an improvement must be taking place even in the shallow parts of the lodes we are working on. The development of the property is progressing, and the more the dif ferent parts of the mine are becoming known, the great advantages for working, and the great ad advantages for good results, are more apparent." The Don Pedro North Del Rey Gold Mining Company have received a report from Capt. Thomas Treloar, who states that ' the gold return for August amounts to 1,684 oitavas, being an increase of 101 oitavas on the preceding mouth. The operations generally have progressed vigorously. Every advantage has been taken of the fine weather, and a satisfactory amount of work has I again been performed." Another accident has occurred in one of the mines of the St. John del Rey Company, as will be seen by reference to the following letter, dated September 15, received from a resident on the property I am to inform you that another serious accident kas oocornd at Morro *alio, through the Wling away of some timber in the Balm mine, resulting, unfortunately, in ' the death of John Jackson, jun. and seriously injuring Thomas Sandow, Thomas Bawds., and ten Brazilians. The latter were so terrified in cousequence that they have de. alined resuming work is this mine ; ootiseckuently, through this ',widest, the water is again in the mine. This being the richest part of the mine, the widest will seriously affect the monthly produce. Immediately after the acrideet • large crack was discovered at surface near Panelled shaft." From South Darren, Oct. 20, the agent writes : " The lode in 50 west is producing good stooge of lead ore, promising. The lode in the 40 and 30 fathoms level ow- Mattes about the same in value as for some time past. The lode in the 20 west is 2 feet wide, worth for lead and copper 101. per fathom, with a very promisinit appearance. la other points in operation nothing new to notice." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIB DAY.) AWD 1:117111JIATIOWAL 12120SAPL) (TROY 001 OWN 00l1PONDIWT. I °MON.—The market has bees decidedly better in tone dpries to-day, and sales will probably foot up 8,000 to 00 bales. Coeur.—Market moderately attended. Wheat haring been preerhiely offered for sales. prices have gone down 2d. per osatal. Flour, slow sale, at nominal rates. Indian corn receded to 26a. for prime Danubian, but little passing. Data sad amnia unchanged. MINCING-LANE.-(TIIIS DAY.) SCol6.—Thare is a fair inquiry at last week's prices, bat sot much bushiest has at present been transacted. The sales hided° veiny Mauritius, at 35e. • old clayed for cash , at to 29.. fid. The sleek of raw sugar at this port is lees this last week, owing to larger deliveries, bat continues to increase over the cor respoodieg period of last year, the present stock being 121,200 tons against 93,900 last year. Refined coaleases steady at firm prices. Comm.—The market is firm for all oolory qualities, and prices are firmly supported. 300 cams of East India sold at 74*. Tr.a.--13alas of new teu ate proceeding slowly at former rates. -- ifsCt.—No tales reported. SA MITI& —There is some ioquiry at previous prima, but without leading to !miner. Toeutue.-600 bags of Bengal sold at 21a. Gd. to 22a. CorroN ovations. doll of sale. TALLOW MARIEDT.-(TRIG DAT.) The market is steady. Towu tallow is quoted 421 a Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 40s. 3d. ; aU lb. mostb, 40.. ; Doorabor, 41s. ; January to March, 42a. ; Mora, 43.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(TILD3 DAY.) Masan. Harvey and Huta) report trade firm at the to% lowing prices:—Prime meadow hay. 80s. to 110 s.; dower. old, 100.. to 130 a.; ditto new, second cat, 90a. to 1100. straw, 27a. to 33. PROT7NOILL SHIJti MARKETS. Ltvgaroot, OCT. ft.—Great Western. 731 11 4—Lancashire soil Yorkshire, 1121—London sad North Western, 1121 lil— Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 64}—North Berwick Capital Stock. 1074—South rAidern. 112 t — West 1141116 - pool, A, 60—Manchester, iihetheld, and LJaoolnaldn. 6 per sent. pref., lite—Lasater and Carlisle, IN —Groat Lasembourg shares. 11-16 d.—Confolorato Loan. 65 }-ICastern Stehaege Beak ilLatnited). a el.—Liverpool !'inane I A —Merean- Ole said Exchange Bank (Limited). 14 il.l644l.—Netloaal Bank at Liverpool (Limited), fq p.—British and Foreign Manse (Limited', t} p.—Empleo Marine ,Uselted), 1} p.—Liverpool and Londe@ and °lobe ' , Jugend Lt.. ell p. Mercantile Marine limited), yy p. Queen Insurance. 11161 It —Themes and fleeter Marine !Li mited), 4 11-16 p.—Colon Marine , Limited), 2 11.16 p —African Merchants, a 41—National Steam Navigation Comps:, lig 4- -Wert India and Pacific Stem, la p. MAIIIOSSIIII, OCT. ti.—A fair sushwes, at improved prior generally. Great Eastern. No. 1 Piet, Extension, 104—Oreat Northern A, 141 I-6 reeks. tr—lost "ream.% 734 4y 4 414 }— General Credit, t} 616 p.--Iludion's Say, u.,}.—lllineds Central, 40—Lenesehlre end Yorkshir e :az }—Loodou and North Weetern.ll2—Meacheeter, Uneolosbire,.!_titgy —Ditto IL Piet, } p.—Dltto OLE per CeaL 144 i—Me 1114 I—Midland, 130—South Beater., , 11 4-li= ' M Mersey Marla. Inacrance, 44 13-lb FL —lrish Lad, 4 4.—Mer. mill. Bank. 11 4.—Tire Amarsooe, 2 p.—Alhanoe Bauk, 94 9. — Joint-Stock Deemed, 7-16 d. Bianntaaill, OCT. 24.—West Midland, Oxford second prefer. once, were sold today et 114 and Mantis Metal, at 2 ills. Stour Yalim quoted et to 91 and :Meth fitadonishire Rail way, 10} to DC Birmingham Bulk, al to 32: Birmingham Joint-Nock Bank, 34. buyers Maffordshire 2.1. shares, 4} to 44 prem. ; atallordshire Pinencial. i di& to f pm. ; and Patent Matt and Saltinee, at, to pre= Market quiet. PRINCII AMMO'S VlsiT TO FLOOlia.--On Friday Prioos Alfred, the Marquis of Norsaaby, the Mennis of Bowinont, and Lieutenant Haig went out covey abooung at Floors. The, were accompanied by the Duke of Roxburgh', whodid not shoot. The weather was exceedingly Mae, but the wind was high. In • few hour. the royal party succeeded in bagging 130 head of game. composed of pheuants, hares, and partridges. The prince shot 49 bead with his own gun. Dr the sewing mother grand dinner was given in the castle, and, besides the prince, the Doke and Duchess of Rombargbe, the Duchess of St. Album, the Marquis and Marehioneea of Normanby. Lord and Lady Chelmsford, and other members of the distinguished company formerly mentioned, there was preload Lord Lbioover, who had tut arrived at the castle that night. In the evening another grand ball was given, but this time the inntatsons were principally °oohed to the company at present residing at the castle. Downers was kept up with the greatest spirit dining the night to the music of Mr. A. B. Wallace's band, and terminated 00004 f than the hall the previous seeming. His royal highness left Floors Castle with his snits oa Saturday morning for Windsor. The Prince was accompanied to the Kelso station by the Duke of Roxburgh" in a carriage and tour with outriders, while another carriage followed with Lieutenant Haig and the Marquis of Belmont. Although the morning was very wet, and it was not generally known that the Prince was to leave, his departure was witnessed by • large number of spectators, and warmly greeted. His rowel highness shook bands warmly with the duke sod marquis, sad entered the saloon anises le waiting The prince is • peat favourite with all daises la the &Wick and it is hoped that he will give it soother visit en the fishing eNY=L over.—ilia. burgh Cowan& A LOYAL PRIEST !—We commend to the atten tive perusal of Lord Arnedell and Bishop Goes, mid all ethers who have been lately endeavouring to make the people of Rained believe that loyalty to tbe throne, sub mission to the law, obedience to the ruling rwsreiv. is, 1..4 has always been, hicolsoted by is. Miura of Rome. the following sentionats from. rust of this eons , the Rev. Mr. Bornory, p.O of Licenser. in a letter addressd thin week to one of our townsmen, Mr. Michael Osendlas " Would to God there were 40,008 sod mss as you Is Ire. land today, and soar certain /Imp should cow to dotter in as Irish bream, certain tyrants should bite the dust, and mean whip with their eivettors and supporters, 0, to the snsembein to avoid the sewing Power at an catcalled peso- pia Bet, sir, there are 40.01.10—5 y, 100.000--men in Mod to-day wise profess the same politial creed as you do, who moat all platform bosh, who reject the old swindling system, who read the Meter/ of Ike past with profit, and I with the pruderies of real patriots await in silence the first mod al the toasia."—Citere Freesia& I \f '1 I .