The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-23 00:00:00

• • TFRI EXPRESS, WEDNESDAIi _- MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. h. •, • t,,i ~:::.:., I .•Ci for the attendance of the seeen.l r SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) •,..:e ml t !iv he,, ssary witness,. The a:nine:ates wont in (THIS DAV.) the meantime be (.010p.kl(111 with the original entries. - -- _ - sw- ORDINARY 88L&R&I AND STOCKS. (I:ufore 3lr. Payne.) TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. *el rd. I LIII•Wers I clotilli Prisms I &Owl to - da7 1 yesW,. I to 1 P.m -• :.. •• • .%•.,l1 rr I,•w s is.i!.n. EMVI.-A j( hi . , _ _____...________ St. ' 10u Bristol and Eater .:- 83 — B5 1:170,1%I. NI, V' 11'N. it 1100 caledonlan I P2l 931 04 1 , 35 4 I, ~ .., ,•,,,,,, a detelsoitu•sids.uking niCian, and (nr:TER.S TELEGR.III9.) Sin 100 ,Camblian - •i • •1. . ame emlicte.l for a Illtatit 11.1U3 SS-Slat upon 20 1 all Cornwall.. 3 6 - t • ~,1 I, a polies mai.. •1:, Y. I II:NERAL GARIBALDI. SL 100 Dul,llnandllieffoultl WIC 73 76 ilnulee,PortatAalin' 70 111 5. •. s , :ar tiosllllCte.t by the Treasury) prosecuted. 31, t',...; ~.sat,-.1 that tail was the worst case of assault FLORENCE, Oct'. 2. igufloodsa 1 - 84. 100 171 I Do. deny- ' -•-, - • • - t . ' .: 15.,.1 u an. I s:ore this court fur a long time past. It The or. ~,•.,,. announces that Garibaldi has ar- ISt. 1100 ,Glastowaadertionarn 108 111 , .. , m try th ,t tin • urosa•utur was not killed. , ri:ed at I:' ,, !iii (Umbria), and has been forbidden S t. ' 1 " lor'at r•16141m Ord. St . 317 sn i 1:- 1 .,—..11t..1'. NllO :11 , 1,1111,1 very ill allii ,"rake SISII St. MO , Do. & Ang.BtlL.No.l( 4 6 - I. ITy u!.le to s:aiiil up, said hetween I; and 7 o'clock on to continuo his journey. St 1100 .Great North ot Scotland 16 17 - I , ~--..:. ,of th.. '2sth u!t. he was called to take !Sullivan I St. 1100 Great Northern ..- 100 110 110 9 1 ..- ,••,..is• f , •r .0,0111(114 11 111.1!). A. I.llon as he wulit, to . Visa 01"fllE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA TO Sc. lOO .Do•A J Anc.nodlt nu. 112 113 St. i 100 ' Do. It 1 Unto els paalb 1:M 125 1131 14 11 141 I. • ! tin '. op mum , dust ...1.1 thre w it into his face. II St. 1100 ,' Do, Ord. Def. 1nv.80,68 .... - - ..i lim.: of Mot and ....km' hint if he would go PARIS. n. ;100 'ol..tioutho West. (Ink); 94 00 -. - .M. t:- ..,n, I I, .. ught him ilith tue read and loosed his NANCY, OCT. n ....it. !no 1 ,1.4 West. ra 1 461 .61 461 1 I. •••••,. i Nina diati ly he slid • , u the prisoner turned St. 'lOO Do StourVul Gua' - .. The Emperor of Austria left hero for Paris at st. !too Do: South Wales Sot ._1 ... 1.•.1:: I .•••.,:dy ....1 ...t.: - s% bins a viol..ut blow in the - St. 100 Do. W. Mla-Oxford; IS 20 11)kit It ,t: I on the forehead. lie then put his hands ei o'clock this morning. St. 100 Do. Da Newport, 9 31 - t•! ', iauket, saying. " You -- , I will Manchester yea ; SR 100 Lsocaahlre&Yortstitre . 1261 124 -.. ______ _ 1 ss - : :.e you like Manchester !"--tineaning that he Sts 100 Lai..Brlrlitn.os.Colutl 621 62/ L 3 w.,.:'. 1 • i s.• 1u.,, like the 1.,...r I.oll , tilble Pratt W:01 SerVt.a.) LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 'fit iNO ku ndVt h it tflt D° 'p c.; ii I l i ' 161 NV:. su •. ~ .•'s smt hi s ti osalsoun and A ruck Ilia on his ::. a - :.1,.1 ! .• . 11.• called out to a lot I , f Irish rough., all,. .___.___. St. ' 100 London& North Wed : 112 1121 1121 13 i w, :e c!0.0 by •• lit sole nie ! rescue!" The female pi flrf TELEGRAPH.) St. 100 LonsloaßsouthWasternl 81 83 St NO use. Slief...2 Linculnsh: 4n 49 82 49 t.. •. cr. te,:ether with al,mit ei L dit men. rushed upon wit- St. 100 Halropolltan.... -- i 122 122. 122/ 1 1 1 .. -.. Ti.e f‘•aale sci,.ol hi,.. by the hair of the head fthai NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) lah in). one of the roui.,.hs bent his artii,.and nearly broke it. St. 100 Do. Exteusion, - itte4, dead op. et. till 1870 109 111 - - Tim 1. , ironer kicked him Goleutly in a delicate part, St. 100 MlolropolltanDlatrict 83 85 83 t ,1,. , ..: I ~,,t u ssruciating agony, saying at the same time OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. SO 10 Do. do. do. -• •10 sal Do..t St. John's-wood - - - • ' T s a : ' .etc, volt -- -." Wane-, stills:4le.! with him, fait Camellia ... .. ... t. 100 leldland..... . ~.- 1161 Int 1171 117 1 Lc f, CI t,. thu•;rm....l. A. I, as: in the act of rising the I I reenblck ... ht. 100 1 Do. Iltto. - o . Derby 1 86 55 ••• .. - Ilium., I ki.:lied him again iii the lower port of the ,pine General Sherman ... ... ... 3 St. !100 North Rattan 1 24 rsy 331 of the hack. The female prisoner cried out, " Give it 4 ran. 84. get away. pi 1100 • Do - - - him, I k mity." TheThekot ironer then tomageil to SWEEPSTAKES. St. 100 'N. Lateen-Iterwlet - 99 101 100 1 t 5 1111 Do. G. N. IL Pure.- - - ],aril,, the strir . ;,;le the prironer undid witness's be lt and Dab at the Bowater f heat Riga. St. 1106 Do. Loads ..- 611 11 $ 61 struck hint over the head and face with the truncheon SR 1100 Do. Yak 1 1.4 (ay. The prisoners wire oat drunk. Had, been suffering HANDICAP PLATE. R. 1M . Do. Cu11a1e......_1 - - cum. sine,' :sts 1 was still totally uutit for duty. Koyeatt ... ... ... St. , 100 I Do. Stock.erDarllng. 132 134 - 1:y 11r. Payne-At the time prisoner put his hands into Bassoon ••• ... 26 ' all ! Do. do., 186041 - - - 1, his pa s. the threaten , .1 to rip him up. ''2 ran. 9R:100 North Lon don -..- ' 116 117 - 963.. 1 11 pm - —' Dr. Pi awls John Bucket!, of the London University, FREE HANDICAP . 10 5 Do. do., 1_ Si 1100 Northatattordeldro..-I St 06 - d. -crila..l the Emilia injuries the prosecutor had received. Clar.lore ... 1 81. i 100 N. I & Western Jona 109 112 - There was a comdderable ~•tiavasation of blood ou and Wolsey ... ... ... 2 St. 1100 Shropahlre Union 6.6 66 -. alieut the ports struck. The blow on the spine was very Veni ... ... ... SR 1109 Saito Minn.._ .._ 45 47 411 atrium., :slid the prosecutor must have suffered great pain. 5 ran. St. 100 South Eastern 664 66 66 1 I The prisoners had nothing to say. The pi ry imniediately found the prisoners Mcilly. It Wll4 11111 , (.11 {belt the prisoner had been several times convicted of assaults upon the_, police and private intlivi . vernon 1i .. 6 :. V . EEPSTAKE.S. Paris ... ... ... ... ... 2 10 ,on Stalnaa,WoldngiiWol . c 81 91 BR 1 1 1 00 00 l'all wasei Valo ce, wiiii 143 14 10 6 1 Do. 0.. ram .. .. 10 . 11 Illallatloo dr Whliall I .. .-... 'IL •-• ... - .. .. lit to titor, Olio appeared very ill :mil weak. and 1. er) atie to stittel up, said hetween :out 7 o'ciock ou of the u!t. lie was called to take Sullivan :.•,..iv as...telling a man. As soon as he went to I • ! te: '. tip some lust ~n.l threw it into his face. II: ;... of line and asked hint if he would go t.i. ti: . .. I .. aglit hint into tee read and loosed his I •.•'s. ly ho did so the prisoner turned toini I :•••0 at. I -tr:-.t's him a violent blow in the remit at:l tot the forehead. lie then put his hands t 'oeket, saying. " You , I will Manchester yea ; I v : you like 31.iitehester ! - ---(meaning that he *1 of I • t, ke the poor etinstable Drett was served.) iett his ti unehoon and struck hint on his si .3 cll.l . Ile called out to a lot of Irish roughs, who eh i.e I.v '• Kt setts Me rescue I" The female Isi s. •.r-, te,:ether with a l out 4.i.ltt men. rushed upon wit '. .r Ti.. f, male siii,ed Lim by the hair of the head fr.:3l Inc of the roui.,•hs bent his anii,and nearly brokcit. The pi issnec kicked him t tolently in a delicate part, t :1, aist t ruciating agony, saying at the same Limos, .e ; you -." Witness atiuggleil with him, hut Le f, CI to the •;rmut.l. As Le was in the act of rising tie.: 11 hits again in the lower part of tile Cpine of the Lick. The female prisoner cried out, " Give it Ihmiiy." TLe lois...live then to.Olage.l to get away. I Wring the strtiggle the prironer undid witness's belt and struck hint over the heel and face with the truncheon case. The prisoners were not drunk. HA been suffering ever sine: ' an I was still totally taunt for duty. r. Payne—At the time prisoner put his hands into his Ins.), t hu threaten: .1 to rip him up. Dr. Ft mei, Jelin Bucket!, of the London University, di .cribe.l the fearful injuries the prosecutor hail received. There WAS a considerable e %tiavasation of blood ou and Montt the parts struck. The blow on the spine was very serions, and the prosecutor mast have suffered great pain. The prisoners had nothing to say. The jury immediately found the prisoners Gai/to. It watt 1 , 11 ,, C.1 that the prisoner had been several times cons icte.l of ovs.tults upon the police awl private intlivi. do dr ; the last time being at this court about IA mantle ago. wh. u he was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment. Mr. Bayne said it wan a very serious ease, and he would coned: 0 ith the assistant-judge and the other magistrates to the vi•wine: he should pass. ..3t i.y, of the said the prosecutor was the ie ether oi the Iw:iceman Fitzgerald, who was nierilei e l sonic -.Lott time ago in St. Giles's. Mr. l'ayile (returning to court) ordered the woman el: to enter into her own recognizance* to be of good bee Mar. A., regarded the prisoner Sullivan it was a very serious ease. and one which at the present crisis of atfairs must I- • seriously dealt with. One policeman had lieu murdered, and another lies in a very precariou, state through such ruth na as the prisoner. What he said about " Manchester" showed in what way his tholigi.• were running. Not a year and a half ago he was sent. nets! to twelve mouths' imprisonment for a brutal as-.cult 1111011 a constable, and previous to that he had been convicte.l of many assaults, lie (the Judge) thought the 01. P was so serious that Le deemed it right to consult the other magistrates ns to the sentence he should pa,. In order that others such as the prisoner might be prevented from committing such brutal assaults the sen tence upon him was that he he kept in penal servitude for five year,. In answer to the foreman of the jury, the judge said he hail no l °leer to order the constable any reward. The in te,ie en duty would take their (the jury's) recotnmentla tem to the commissioners. The jury• then ai4ne.l a recommendation, :la did also the an.l it was h ouled to the officer on duty, who said it ,huuld be laid before Sir R. M,•ayne. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIES DAY.) C LER K ENAV ELL. ,TI:EI,7_,PUTRACZ. Jams Lawrence, aged tfl, a labourer, was charged before Mr. I;arker with assaultinu Philip Crannia, at Stroud gr...-11• TO. I, Islington. Inspector Westlake, Y division , handed the magistrate the tenoning certificate : "I. Alpha Villas, Hornsey-road, Oct. 2:1.—1 certify that I sin attending Philip Crannis, of Stroud-green road, and that he is suffering from a fractured rib and se vcre C6ll L • about the face and chest, and that be is not now is a lit state to leave his bed.-1:. P. 1•'ouaso;, Surgeon, m.,." (M Maday night some men bad some words, and as the injured man was pa+sing the defendant knocked him down, kicked him in the eye and in the stomach. He followed this up by knocking him about the face and the rib.. After that he struck Crania again in the stomach with such force as to knock him backwards, and render hint nearly insensible. The defendant said he had a fair stand up fight, and the injured man get the worst of it. Mr. Marker remanded the defendant for a week, aril re fused to talc bail. 5 ran. SPBSCRIPTION PLATE. W itcherat t ... 1 Pirate ( . Jeannie Deans... 9 ran. ALL-ACED STAKES. B.S. Conroe. Friponnier and Ouragan arc here. All others paid for feit except Moulsey. No. I ell 2i x 4 --. 1s; -. 27 6 71 I P-STREET. EXTRAoItI.INAHY AND sU,Plcitirs CANE. Mr. Inspector Maskell, of the G division, placed before Mr. Newton two young women, charged, on their own con fession, with being concerned together in unlawfully con cealing the birth of a female child, since (lead from alleged vi,lence, at 16, Finsbury-street, St. Luke's. The prisoners, who answered to the 1111111C4 of Nitro Jan Fl yr. tt years of age, and A are fi.t Sparrow, •274, both resident at Milton-terrace, Old Ford, Bow, and the latter described as a dressmaker, aepeared perfectly unconcerned at thoir position, and Flye, who was defended by Mr. Graves, from the once of Mr. Vann, frequently united during the examination requisite to secure a remand, which alone was now sought for. Kearney, 395 K, deposed that between 6 and 7 o'clock yesterday evening while he was on duty in Milton-street, Low, the prisoner Sparrow called him across and into a Louse where, in the presence of Flye,she made a statement the other did not contradict, of a baby having been born on the 2t)th of August, 1e66, at 16, Finsbury-street, as named. The sLitetneut added that a woman, after the child had bre ithe.l, sent for a medical gentleman, who attended, placed a piece o f stri ug round the infant's throat until death occurred, when it was taken off by him ; that the father, a married man, cane, took the body out of the house, as he said, to an undertaker, and there was as end of the matter. Witness had cautioned the prisoner, that he should use any portion of what they might Ray against themselves. The A prisoner Flye exid that Sparrow tried to strangle the baby with her own hand before the arrival of the medical man, and that it once turned quite black, but recovered. sparrow denied this, asserting that she only ron;ht to subdue the screams—not wishing it to be known that there had been a birth in the house. Flye also observed that not anything of what had transpired would have been known if she had consented to maintain by her infamy the prisoner Sparrow. Both women were then charged as above at the Bow station, and a confession Liken down in writing, which was afterwards , iened by them. Mr. Inspector Maskell explained that the prisoners were subsequently transferred to Lis division, because the alleged offence was committal in this district. Serg,eant holds, 17 U, deposed to receiving the charge from the K division. They made a statement, and signed it (produced, read by the Chief Clerk). One part of it allegtd that a Mrs. Wells fetched the doctor—that he was the same person who had previously used instruments on her. Flye, who MAX between six MO seven months' enciente only—that the father was to pay the doctor 501. for the j:(11. Mr. Newton remarked that the case appeared to be re. solving itAelf into one of the greatest magnitude. Of course he should re.uan,i the prisouers, as requested by the in. sp.?tor.. _ . _ ... 17 'Si .... li 55 - 3}; lee _ 701 1 Vi i - 191 3W 45 47 7 5 dir 57 49 46e 27 29 13 11 Ms 3 OM. 43 40 9 2 eh% 27 $9 cloolisq ptiosa I bales. 4 1 $ 1; I 21 1 11 ! 1 14 :4 13e 1 p.”l 12 8114 xd 34 ta 934 84 p 20 V. 18 16 iln• Si 148 I Si 1 Si 4 141 19 43 45 9 6 - z 1 Mr. Graves applied for hiq client to be tohnitted to bail. )Ir. Newton remarkt.sd tlaut such a step wu simply ho. po• ible. SOUTHWARX. CEARGF. OF RIGAMT. Tr'fi-in Dom, a middle-aged respectable-looking man, of military appearance, was brought before Mr. Partridge cle,rged with intermarrying with Keziala Richardson, his fir-t wife being then and now living. Mr. Henry Allen. the prosecuting officer of the Associate Imtitution for Enforcing the Laws for the Protection of Icemen, was in attendance on behalf of that society. I:,!iiie a reil from the evidence of Police-sergeant 5 Y th..t a f. w days ago he received information that for some tii-ie pa the prisoner had deserted his first wife, leaving in great distress, and hail married another woman. The circuinsr a nc-a coming to the knowledge of the Associate li,titute, their officer, in conjunction with himself, pro ceeded to make inquiries. On Monday evening wimeFs saw the prisoner in a street leading of the Caledonian-road, when he stopped him, and toll him he wanted him for deserting his wife eel intermarrying with another woman, with whom he Was then living. The prisoner 1 , 11(1, " Very well, I'll see .‘bout that ; I should not have done it had she acted as a woman right to have done." On the way to the station loom he Nab' his first marriage was not a legal one, on !hr. , ' point.. hot he di.l not explain anything. Mr. Partridge asked whether the second wife was In attinilance. st 4i !S 12 14 9 11.1 t;:11 :•,f 9 1.11 , 17 14k 11i di+ 2J 21 1 ?4, .'t • 91 41 -- xd 1611 341 I The Sergeant replied in the negative. He should require summonses to compel her and the witnesses of the second marriage to attend. Mr. Partridge asked whether the certificate of that tuar mizP w.v, in court. Mr. H. Allen produced copies of both marriages, which, by order of the society, he had obtained from Somerset- fhe firat wife said that she gave her husband in custody. Mr. Partridge remanded the prisoner until Tuesday, and accepted bail for his appearance. At the same time THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1867. 10001 .. 1024 - 12,800 .. 61 44 2 1 .. 6.61 W .. 64 :: ...--F... .. 12.600 4 e‘o4ol ,908 .. 4004' .. 1,4241 ON! 0,600 1 . NON NO! .. TOO .. 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Marine 1; 60,000!100 National Steam Nay.(L 10,1001 60 NarlnvidaDtal&lroalL 105,060, 10 NewConer.:idet.Dla.!L. 61,000 , 6 New tjut l oada, United 10,000! 16 V.7.ealant Lattl. Ag. L 10,0601 13 N,Zteland T.& Loan (1. ‘ 16,000 10 Northern Amain Tea( L: 11,000 10 1 Do. B 1161,176' St ittnitAtigraladan (L 46,000 60 rtllattitlerean.lia.(L 40,000 n Ocean MaMnet (Incur. 10,000 1 60 lOrlantalfluanriar 60,0001 .hteoutlOn(Limltedi 10,000 6 I Do. Ncw 40,000 10 :Orient Inland SteaML 26,000 10 Otago t flatland Invest 10,000 6 :Ottoman Das (Limited 23,120 12 IPanama B ; 3L Steant,L £600,000 St Pmlltiv.Latifl.2 Min!, L. "1 01,0:0 60 IPenineular 0 Stearn 20,000 60 Do. do. New 10a, 20,000 • 110 I Do. do. do. 1867 10,040 50 In/money Iron I 10,000 16 Do. New 51.000 26 ittoJ.City Improv.(L) ! 10,000 13 Rio Janeiro Das 16,000 100 ;Royal lien Stearn I 0,100,000 St. ;Sot. Angra. Invest. (I ' 1 10,000 20 W.loc.Flosa. d'Egypie (LI: 13,02,0 : 60 ,S. A Moan M.& Dt.11..) 1 10,2u0 ' 16 SolithAusirslian land 1180,000 St. , SaLmarino Teaegraph II ...• 1 !, Do Scrip n,600 10 Tel.Constroe.dttain(L " 110,000 10 Thames& Manny lo.(L 7,600 20 Trinidad Petroleum (L: 117,600 , 10 Prust&A :eery of Aus.'Ll 60,0001 20 IT. & L Co. et U. Canada 100,000 IA of Liver. (1 ; 26,000 11 'United Discousiteorp(Ly 10,003 6 United C. C0.(L.)1 10,000 1 Do. 10 per cent. pref.' 10100 10 Univers. Marine tria.(l ) I 23,000 10 !Upper Aaiun Tea WOO so Van DIUSIOWS Land (L), 01100/16/ 20, 10 Warrant Mince (Lim.) 00.01 is wauwasaftmeam.rt • co pendia, 3112 2 6 6 Ore s 1 20 181's die 101_ 103 — it - 44 b 3 11 SS 45 18 43 ei 6/ 4 dig }cite oar 14 WI& 21 221 i, ;du *pm 1 9 112 6 4di - rt.; 08170 14 i db _Ms cis! 30 0 131 De 14 114po. IS 6St ill II lug 3Par PREFERENCE SEAL tern, 4i per et., redm. Al I 1011 1213-10 / 1 s w 2 t 33 as 61 53 61 53 141. rat 22 24 .9 71 ll_ 15 14i 11-111 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ora O'CLOCK. 16 . 20 11 TS id 71 11 117 In 71 610 ei 41.1 L $4 30 10 70 1 4Spm _av JAI.° 4 pm 2411 s I II In the Stock Exchange to-day a much better feel ing is apparent, and the general tendency of prices is upwards. There is an absence of unfavourable news from abroad, and the firmness of the foreign exchanges has induced a belief that the withdraw als of gold from the Bank during the next week or two will be upon a much smaller scale than of late. Consols are in demand, and have improved it per cent. The railway stocks aro higher, especially Cale donian and Great Northern A. Most of the foreign bonds exhibit a rise, the most important being in Italian of 1861. The discount market remains quiet, with a very large amount of money seeking employment and few bills offering. Choice paper is taken at lif per cent. Consols are quoted 94 to lt both for money and the account (Nov. 7), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. 92i to f. Financial shares show firmness, but the only alteration is an advance of 2s. 6d. in International Financial, viz., to 2f to 21 dis. Loudon are called 24 to 22 dia. ; General Credit, 2f to 2/ dia. ; and Credit Foncier, 61 to 6 dis. Bank shares are steady, with a moderate amount of business. London and Westminster are at 70 to 71 ; Union of London, 37 to 38 ; Imperial Ottoman, 1/ to 11 dis. ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 26 to 28 ; and London and County, 55 to 56. Mews. Braybrook and Slater, spinners and manufacturers, of Livesay, near Blackburn, have stopped payment, with liabilities estimated at about 30,0001. 7 id 9 11 1914 4 6 9 9 711 721 11 Y 414 7 604 HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. The stock markets are generally firm. Consols are at 94 to n both for money and the amount, being the same as at 1 o'clock. Italian Bonds of 1861 show a further rise of I per cent., viz., to 45 1 to ii• No gold has been withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. A public meeting of the holders of the bondsand coupons of the Greek Loans of 1824 and 1825 was held yesterday at the London Tavern, for the purpose of considering a provisional agreement which had been signed between the committee and Sir Henry Braila, the Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary, and Mr. Michel Spartan, the Con sul-General, subject to ratification by the boni holders, and also by the Legislative Council in Athens. The chair was occupied by Mr. Edward Halewood. A somewhat lengthened discussion took place on the terms which had been offered by the Greek government, and, whilst the various speakers fully recognised the value of the servioes rendered by the committee, and the importance of the concession already obtained, the feeling of the meeting was that it would be well to wait and see whether better terms could not be had from the Greek government. Eventually, at the suggestion of the chairman, the meeting was adjourned for a fortnight or three weeks, the chairman stating that the committeewillcarefully consider the suggestions of the several speakers, and he expressed a hope that at the end of that time he will be able to meet the bondholders with a proposition which will meet their views. The Copernicus has arrived with 100,0001. in specie from Brazil, and the City of Boston, from New York, with 1,5001. The amount of Australian gold known to be now at sea is 562,000/. The Sir John Lawrence has 251,000/., the Blackwall 182,0001., and the Sussex 129,0001. _ _ The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and it is satisfactory to observe an improve ment in the rates for bills on France. The ex changes with Italy were quoted somewhat less unfavourable for that country, political distrust being less conspicuous. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.04 ; ditto, short, 11.10 to 11.194 ; Rotterdem, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.01 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 23.35 to 25.40; Brussels, 3 montlis, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Hai burg and Ahem, 3 months, 13.10 to 13.104 ; Berlin, Cologne, to., 3 months, 6.264 to 6.274; St. Petersburg „3 months, 31 3 to 314 ; Paria ; short, 25.124 to 25.22;; ditto, 3 months, 25.30 to 25.371 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 85.30 to 25.371 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine. 3 months, 1204 to 1201 • Vienna, 3 months, 12.70 to 12.75 ; Trieste, 3 mon ths, 12.70 to 12.75; Madrid, 3 months, 484 to 4.9; Santander, 3 months, 484 to 481 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Seville, 3 months, 494 to 49 ; "Malaga, 3 months, 4144 to 484 ; Valencia, 3 months, 484 to 484 ; Bar. celona, 3 months, 494 to 49 ; Bilboa, 3 months, 484 to 484 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 484 to 484 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 28.30 to 28.40 ; Genoa, 3 months, 28.30 to 28.40; Nitrate, 3 months, 28.30 to 28.40 Palermo, 3 months. I 28.30 to 28.40 ; Messina, 3 mo u ths , 28.30 to 28.40 ; Lisbon. 90 days' date, 514 to 514 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 514 to 514. - - • • • . . The traffic receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the fourth week in September amounted to 124,211 dols., against 120,160 dole, in the corresponding period last year, showing an increase of 4,051 dole. _ . . A meeting was held yesterday of the holders of the securities of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company. A proposal to appoint separate committees to represent the several interests met with little support. At the meeting yesterday of the Union Steamship Company (Limited) a dividend of if. per share was agreed to. Annexed are the quotations of insurance, gas, waterworks, and canal shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insuranoe—lmperial Fire, 327# ; Law Life, 58# ,• North British and Mercantile, IF, ; Ocean Marine, 204; Plawnix, 105, 6 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 51. Gaslight and Coke— City of Moscow Gas, 13, 4; Great Central, 13#, # ; Imperial Continental, 96 ; Thcenix, 25, 61 ; Westminster Chartered, New, 42. Waterworks—Berlin, 121; Southwark and Vauxhall, 110. Canals—Regent's (or London), V. . - • The following prices were realised yesterday at the sale at the " Open Stock Exchange (Limited);" Merchant Shipping Company, 3s!. per share ; Con federate 1,000 dole. Six per rent. Bonds 1864, 6s. 3d. each ; Provident Clerks' Guarantee Association, 245. to Wm ; Varna Railway, 3/. Ps. 14.; Imperial lend of Marseilles Six per Cent., 1870, Bonds, 51.; Guildhall Tavem Company, (10/. fully paid), 4/. ; Rows Grande (12s. paid), 10s. 9d.; Consolidated Land of Prince 1101. folly paid shares). 10s. each ; ditto Debenture 115/. Six per Cent.,2l. ba.; Fern- Iwo' and Aldershott Ground Rent Company, 3d. to la. 6d. The following memorial was yesterday presented 10 pa ot.i Railway stocks are in good demand, and nearly all better. Great Northern A and Caledonian are in prominent request, and have risen 11 to 11 per cent. The improvement in the other lines ranges from to 1. Subjoined are the quotations :—Metropolitan, 1221 to 1 ; Great Western, 461 to g ; London and North Western, 112/ to 113 ; Midland, 1171 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1261 to j ; Cale. donian, 932 to 941 ; South Eastern, 661 to ; Great Eastern, 321 to ; Great Northern, 109 to 110 ; ditto A, 1131 to 114 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to 1; North British, 321 to 331 ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 52} to 53. to Mr. Alderman All,. I:, Lord Mayor elect. It was signed by the following and 200 other firms and persona, including the principal joint-stock banks, insurance companies, brokers, and merchants in the City. It was also stated that the number of signatures might have been vastly increased, the opinion of the commercial community being nearly unanimous in favour of the memorial : To Mr. Alderman Alien, Lord Mayor elect.—Sir,—We, the undersigned citizens. hankers, and merchants of the City of London, beg most respectfully to request the fewer of your serious attention to the necessity of some alteration being made in the usual mode of conducting the Lord Mayor's procession on the 9th of November neat. We venture to suggest that the time has now arrived for ma terially curtailing that portion of the usual street proces sion which is acknowledged to be the least in accordance with the importance of the event, and remiss most serious inconvenience to all those engaged in the business of the City. Trusting that you will avail yourself of the present favourable opportunity of effecting the much-desired im provement now suggested, we are, your obedient servants, (Signed) N. M. Rothschild and Sons; Glyn and Co.; Roberts, Lubbock, and Co.; Smith, Payne, and Smiths ; Frulding and Goachen ; Crawford, Col vin, and Co.; Barnetts, Homes, and Co.; Bar clay Bevan, and Co.; Ch il d and Co.; Hoare and ' Co.; Preacot Corte, and Co.; Brown, Ship ley, an dCo. ; Gla dstone, Ewart, and Co.; Welch, Margetson and Co.; Copestake, Moore, Cramp ton, and Co.; Lent, Sons, and Co.; W. and R. Morley ; P. Cazenove and Co.; Thomson, Boner, and Ca.; Chadwick, McKenna, and Co.; Twining end Co.; S. Oppenheim and Sons; G. and A. Wonus ; Giles Loder; Fredk. Huth and Co.; Dalgety and Co.; Frith, Sands, and Co.; T. A. Gibb and Co.; Fore-street Ware house Company ; Caldecott, Son, and Co.; Cook, Son, and Co.; Hitchcock, Son, and Co.; J. A. Scriageoar ; Foster and Braithwaite; Eykyn and Co.; James Capel and Co. ; J. W. Benson ; Coale, Kingdom, and Cotton ; Samp son Low Son, and Co.; P. B. Cow, Hill, and Co. ; Williams , Deacon, and Co., &c., ke. ' The Lord Mayor elect, in receiving the memorial at the hands of Mr. David Chadwick, as represent ing the requisitionists, stated that the subject has occupied his attention and that of the Entertain ment Committee, and that the usual procession will be so far curtailed as to interfere as little as possible with the ordinary City traffic. The foreign stock market is Srmer, owing to a preponderance of purchases. Italian Bonds of 1861 have advanced j per cent.—viz., to 44/ to 45g. The improvement in the other speculative descrip tions amounts to 3 to I ; Turkish of 1862 are at 62 to 63 ; ditto of 1865, 313 to ; Greek, 12/ ton ; Spanish Passive, 19 to ; ditto Certificates, 16,3 to I; Chili= scrip 4 dis. to par ; and Mexican, 15 to 4. United States 5-20 Bonds have experienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent., the present price being 69,1 to 4. Erie Railway shares are quoted 451 to I, being 1 lower ; and Illinois Central, 78 to 4, showing no change. TMRDAT EVIIIIIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931, " buyers,' both for money and the 7th November, opened this morning at 94 to 1, touched 941, and closed at 93/ to 94. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 920. to 4. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cont. Consols, for money, 941, 31, 41; ditto, for account, 941, 4 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 921, 1, # ' • New Three per Cents., 92/, j, • Annuities, I ttBs, ; Bank Stock, sbo; India Five per Cent. Stock, 114, 13/, I, ; ditto Four per Cent., 100 j, ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1001, L ; ditto Bonds, 66e., 675., 635. prem. The India Fire per Cent. stock showed little change. • E;Chequer Bills were quoted 265. to 308. props. The transactions in fonen„m stake were again largest in Italian of 1861, which were in active re quest in the morning, at a rise of about 1 per cent., but closed I lower than yesterday, upon a rumour of disturbances at Florence. Turkish Bonds of 1858 and 1862, as well as Chilian scrip, were better, the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan I and Spanish New Three per Cents. and the born mittee's Certificates Atlantic Cable shares met with inquiry. Anglo- American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference improved 2s. 6d., viz., t0:17% to I and 3% to I respectively. Telegraph Construction were steady, at 151 to 164.. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(TIIIB DAY.) Coastwise, as well as by rail, the arrivals of English wheat were only moderate, nevertheless the few millers in attendance were not disposed to extend their operations beyond their immediate wants, and the trade consequently wet very yliet, at Monday's decline in prices. In order to conclude business lower rates were in some instances accepted. There was a fair quantity of foreign wheat on offer, in which the transactions were on a limited scale, at barely the late reduction in value. lloatiug eargoca of grain were less sought after, and prices were rather weaker. English barley found buyers on formertenns,but foreign parcels were difficult to sell at drooping currencies. Malt was quiet but not cheaper. In oats sales progressed slowly, and the tendency of prices was in favour of buyers. Leans met a slow inquiry at late rates. Peas were in limited request at previous quotations. Flour was quiet on former terms. Linseed and rapeseed met a slow lisle. Agricultural s,..vds changed hands slowly. Cakes were firm in value. ltißraNT PRICTh. rVOLISH. Per Qr. Willa. t e. Doe; Sent, red, 're, to - ~ 67 64 to 71 „ Do. WWte,'W tO '67 CB to 78 Norfolk and Lincoln red tor Qr C 4 In 74 _ OM. s. I. Sentch Islah. b= 2O to 29 „ white, : Malting -- 41 to 47 DlatlLing Grinding $ to 40 MALT. Mazagan 41 to 45 Tick 44 to 8 Harrow Ylgsou 5O to !age:, Norfol►, and Sudolk C6 to 72 Kingston aud Wore 72 to 7.•• Brown Ott to 62 Grey 44 to 46 Maple White 49 to 50 Boilers _ 46 to 48 RTE. New ... to Funk. OAT. English, feed l5 to 29 potato death, feed rue Per Qr. I. Town nude: per YBO 62 to 64 11.nehold 1.6 to 60 CouLtry Norfolk tad Suffolk, oz ship 5O to 64 WHEAT. Dontde and KowgF Acrig 7l to 82 R t ck dc Mecklen- bar,: Danish C 2 to 72 Hui&lan, hard soft Arne' lean, red — to „ white BARLEY. Per Qr. Grinding Diet,Mug Malting ... OATS. Dutch brewing .... 23 to 35 .. feeding .... 25 to 30 ARRIVALS. OF GRAIN, de.. .. 35 to 39 to so to pg!lab anal Irish foreign 1 Total 117:.90 OATS. a • Danish and Swedish. 2S to 3.1 Russian _ IT to 3: BEANS. Danish 4170 11411 PEAL Maple Boilers InDl4ll COAX. White 42 to 44 Yellow FWCL Trench sh . per rack 6O to 68 Spani „ 61 to G 7 American, pea tei. 81 to 10 Canadian Inn LONDON BY WATER CARIEIAGE TIIIS WEEK. Wheat. 1 Barley. Mat. oats. Mat VC ! pm gm. qr.. bilk kg WO i 1170 720 110 .. 774 .. 1100 1020 .. 22450 , 2660 1860 - - -,- - 2210 I 7L21 22700 ' 6200 2651 17020 !, 5,240 vs. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (Br TELIORLPR (PROM OUR OWN CORIa.b:ONDENT.) The general tone of the cotton market has been con siderahly improved, and the prices to. lay are fully those of Monday ; the sales foot up about 15,000 bales. INCLNO-LAN E. -(1718 DAY.) SCGAR.—The market continues quiet, at abont - previous prices. British West India sold at 31s. to 335. 61. ; Penang, 31s. 61 to 335. lid. ; refined also quiet, without change in value. COFFEE.—The market is firm, at fully previous prices ; no public sale of Ceylon held to-day. Tr.a.—The market is well supplied, and the demand for fine qualities less active ; extreme prices are not !sup ported. The public sale of Assam teas went a with spirit ; good qualities at 3d. to 4.1. per lb. advance. Iticr..—A parcel of 84115111 sold for arrival at a further decline of 3d. per cwt.—at 10s. 9a., landed. titurrerug. —l,OOO bags, refraction 5 to 21, sold at 19a. la. and 30 tons for arrival at •20s. 3d. refraction 5. Cnrros.—A fair amount of business is doing, but at prices id. per lb. below those previously ruling. GAidauta.--WO bales sold at 17s. TALLOW . MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is tquiet at the following prima : —Town tallow, 44a. 91; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. ; Year, 43e. ; December, 445. ; Spring, 445. fal. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report an active demand for all deamiptions of the new growth of both English and foreign, at gnalually advancing prices. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End South Hetton, TA.; Walls End Tees, 225.; Walls End East Hartlepool, 22e.; Walls End South Hartle pool, 21.. 3d.; Walls End Heugh Hall. 21s. 3d.; Walls End earadoc. 21s. 6d.; Wall s E n d G os f or tb, 20 s . 3d.; Walls End Tnnst4ll, 20s. 3d.; Hastings Hartley, 18s. 3d.—Ships at market, 125.; at sea. 75. The works at the Holbert' Valley are being pushed forward with energy, and probably in little more than a year hence the ordinary street traffic will be con veyed along the viaduct now in course of erection, though the whole improvement in all its parts can hardly be com pleted in lees than two years from this time. JUNIOR CARLTON.—Circulars have recently been issued to members of the Junior Carlton Club, in order to discover their feeling with regard to the proposed omission of the bedroom flour, a part of the original and funda mental plan of the building which is gradually making itself so conspicuous on the northern side o f Pall Moll. Should the plan of retaining this floor, which will, in any case, only afford accommodation to eighteen members at • time (a number wholly disproportioned to the requirements of so lair a community) be adhered to, the Junior Carlton Club will rear its undiminished head twelve feet higher than the cornice of the Reform Club, which is now the highest in Pall-mall ; and even if, on the other hand, it should be determined to abandon the bedroom floor, the building will still exceed th e Reform Club by two feet in height.—Echou of the Clete. tio • 100 se 100 IL I Pd. 8E1T1.913 russissaioN& k►ILWTd AUSllltect St. 1,10 , 1 , 12011! Boat. Bar.AC. in. 66p.0.1 Go. V Maw—. Ratfalo k Lake lloroa. • Do. Prolor.nce Baft,BranLAGoderien 6 per cent. .-4 Cat. RS. F.antorn 6p. Cape T. A, Dock Op. e. g. Dtmerars,7!.e.perpreL Iraq Ileng.:lga. 6 do Do. do. 6 do Iltet Indian Fa. 6 do Do. I. Grand Trunk ot CISMIA Do. Equip. M. H.6p.ot. ; Do. ler prof. Monde Do. 20.1 preL Bonds ; Do. Itrd pref. Stoek 1 Ith prat. MoL4 1 Great I. Juan Pellasula Do, rut 6 per cent Do. New do. Do. New at. 4. of India. 2. Sp. at. Do. 4/ per cert. ea 71 43 22 At U 2 103 IC{ tooitoru of catma a! to). tt i .t.sx.y. 1131 Do.G do. do. 1677-. 1 Indian cb(LJsu!ted; Madre raw. 6 p. cent, Do. do. 41 d0...1 Do. Go. d 0... v , . FifTh t.ni unj Man. and Hobson's P.,.y! I Do. 6p. at., psy.lBBol IDo. 6 D. et, pay. 1866' S.ll otCan.6p c.lstp.B.l &bade, elm 6 pas emit Do. D 4-1.11 I Do. do. d 0...— Do. innjanb do. Do. ludo, bt. not do. I ultwangpelase.l &Yea 102 103 par Ipia 4 6 0 no noe 17 18 83 96 40 49 37 to 20 32 24 21 147 103 101 1 19 1 3 h1ia". • 93 45 14 In 22' (9 101 96 158 103 f lone j IS 97 91 93 102{1 3 1031 110 e i 19f 20 10Th 7 zd 1001 1041 4) 51 21 j 95 98 Si *3 BO 53 104 104 101 e 102 i 04.2 29 59 102 103 j *7 OW lot 34 1012 JOINT tITOS & BANK& BANKS. l4 10. g .I . ,r . B it. ank (Um.) A AlLion . . All/ance Limited Anal() Ansuiso.. Angle Esryptissa (Lim.) Anglo Italisia (Limited) 1 Australasia BritisbColumbia. Bask of Eopt Bank c t Otago (Li znitadl /Sao kot VietoriaotustriL 13(6.1r of Near Zealand British N. America ' C. Bk. Imila, Aus.. Cbinal Chart. Mar. of balls, etc. Colonial Coneoltdated Bank (L) Delhi and London ,L.) East London (Limited) Eastora Kichangejini.) English and American . Eng. Cankß.deJaneiroL Eng.BcoLß 4naL Markt Engliehandiinedian (L.) lnp•rial Back (Limited) Imperial Ottoman DO. Now Lane. Mort. Bk. Indla(L) 110.6p.e.Deb.,11.04,30yrs London and • Do. New London& KlyorPlate(L) Do. do. do Loa. Ch. Bank of Await Gondola and County i Do. Nan lame I at 20 p Loudon J mut Kock__ • ' London & South African I Lon. &la Western (Limp Loudon & Venesucis 'L. London & rfsetroiastor. D0.i54.101.1 moons paid • Voruhaat hank (A.n sftrcant!lsaff.lonso(L. , 11..,..rep01.t0n • tallatul Dark National of Australasia Natioual of Liverpool N. Pro. of England Do. 2nd & 3rd National Dank .... New Muth North Ws.krn Oriental Book Corpora Pro win. Ha oLunrCorp. ;1 ! Provinc. 1 framed Lax do. New—. South Australia Stand of K S. Africa Do. do. 100. •C poa. le rolou of Atatz.dis .... all Volon of froland (11m., Yd (Woo of Low II T} 1.,71 i sal' Is 10 dig 2 24 pal 16 16 5 alb 62 64 id 12 16 idi 5 4lb ul 32 34 _. "a "i mil 7 9pm 61 63 19 10 26 28 ll} 13} 37 39 I 1991 Y IOM • 2Ms $ 1 41. 16i 17i 19 20 n lies 39 39 11 12 • 41.1 12 8 ell 70 72 iti iki re', 8 5 ..u.l idis psi — P' 1 44 45 ►URFJGN RAILN, RAILWATS. all Anttwwerrp & Rotterdam. all iielda&S. Yrs (1. , g.7p.e. all Mean R .1 motion all B. Ayres,o.&4.7p all Central Argeutlibe I all 'Opplapo all Da Extension b./ I Dunaburg t Witpt (L) 18 Dutch Itherdsh I all I Do. all .Eastern of Yrstice 18 European Contra! el Orval Luxerobor all 'Lemberg ...immt.sfl,) all Mexican 1L) all Nara&Llege I By the all ,DNorthern 0.11 p.c. I Prt H a g. guy all ' of France _ all IN. Rall. B. Ayres g.7.p.e. all i Do. Deferred all Nornexian Trull' Prat all Ottoman (Suiyraa AMID all ,Parls,l4 , nus,aadlicti!t. all huts and Orleans all Recife t & lorancla (L: 10 Royal Sardinian all Royal Swedish all I Der 7 per cent all Sambre and ikons . all I Do. Soper colt Prat all San Paulo(L) g 7 per Cl. ' all IL Aust.& Loni. Venetian 18 South East. of I•ortunal all Southern of Pranzs all Turin and Savona all 'Weal Slanders .. all Do Se per oval Prot all 'Weal &N. W. of Pranos II 281.1 81 84 du 26 23 dim 66clit 4 7Ks par 2 pm, 24 W I 64 6.6 /DEMON OBLIGATIONS. ILLILWATS. G. Dazanbourgs pant. De. Banns and Matanzas Lausanne and Fribourg MaiPTILIAI and tiebanilla Do Second issue North. of France a p ns Do (late Chart. 11l p, et. Ottoman (Smyrna, &c.) I Do. do leered at 72 , PariaLyous,&/in Spa. Asseite & S. Y. (Perm) Vona Swedish 6y. et ftaa La Grande 7 p. B. Ana &Lons-Vea. Sp .a south Ead.of Poet. ?p.c. ftathern of Yraneelp.e. )loath Italian S Per et. 'lca/Jr. W.atlza.llp.s. 17 * lit $7 90 99 190 S 7 $0 lti 121 40 50 21 20 Id 1I 93 33 14 I II& N 8 9} 12 a && & 12 i Cloning vticon. J Oaks. OOLONIAL GOVERNMENT 81 1140,000 Bril4bCollatfp.ot,lo7l 100,000 _ De. _ liio6 Can. 00v.6 p. 6087744. Operct,Feb.P.Aag. Do. 6 picot. tler.itnoi 4114.1106 Do. epee at Jan.O.l 666.600 Do. 6perct. Itoc *MOO Capool Ilopollper.lin .... I Do. 60.1690.1900 Do. do. 1880.00 I Do. do. 1890-01 1116,000 Do. sp.o.A.p.ttOctl9oo 108,000 GI) los,Nov. 049,6p.ct ' 34900 Do. 1874 do.. t,000.006 Do. lend 0.... 600,000 ilawithe per et,1871 100,000 Do. DOS VA, Do. 1662 1100, • Do. 1888 j 106,600 NetelOov.6p.e.6p.drOc. : 106,000 New Hruno.Oov.6 wet. ; 1,116,600 New Booth Wake Gov., p. ant., 1671 to 1676 6.671,606 Do. 6p. o. 186 e to 1695 860.",0 Do.6p. c. r,l 667 to 1875 180,800 Now Zealand epee cent. 1.800,000 Do. Ipor eget. 800,000 Do. 6 per cent 1891 100,000 Do.do.lB6lJune&Dee 650,080 NovaSoot%en c., IBM 1.1110.6a0 Queensland Gov. 6 p. 08.1 1,177,450 Do. Do. 1601 116.0 W &Aunt Oov. 6 9. 0.,67-77 Do. INN and overdo. 880.000 no.Gov.6p. e. Jan. July' 1.000.000 Do. 60. of • two .t 6 4 : =Mkt No. Sh. MINIM 7 dr— Tcti ill 'p Idle par ii Did l4 Id a il i t ; 1 t i n is I Ofdls 1 I If l f adle kUa par Per fPul d 10 1 If 1-16 9-16 1 It 68 0 11 0 1 I die 4 al (Us i 4'41;1 13 16 I I 0 - 11 - 31 103 101 MINES-(THIS DAY.) Oxra o'CLooi. The mining market is rather activo to-day, and prices show nrmness. West Chiverton are .luoted 1640 0 654 i ; Great Vor, 18 to ; Great Lacey, 17 Ito 181; West Caradon, Bto 9 ; North Crofty, 31 I to ; Prince of Wales, 51s. Gd. to 525. 61. ; Marke Valley, 64 to ; East Lovell, to Chiverton Moor, 5 to 1 ; and West Kitty, 12s. to 14s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inac tive. St. John del Rey are at 59 to 60 ; Don Pedro, 2 to 21 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to prem. ; Pestarena, par to 1 prem. ; Chontales, gto / die. ; Busse Grande, Ito ; Anglo-Italian,. to prem. ; United Mexican, 2to ; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 11 to lg ; and Central American, 1 dis. to par. At the meeting of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited), on Monday, for the election of a director, tho result of the poll was as follows : for Mr. D. A. Freeman, 4,213 shares, and 1.915 votes ; for Mr. G. W. S. Jago, 1,301 shares, and 686 votes. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, OCT. 22.-Sales : Caledonian, 904 3 24 2 4 3 21 2 4 * e 3-Great Eastern, 32-Great Western, 414-Lancashire and Yorkahire. 12111-linition and North Weatern. 1121 !tit§ i 41 44- 31anchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 471-Metropolitan, Bat -Midland. 1164 1 17 IC] 171 y 161 17 1-North British. South Eastern, 116 5: 0 -North l ulon, A, 219-Don Pedro North Del Rey. 2 1-10 p.-Illinois r'entral, 791-Great Luxembourg shares, 4-Mercantile Manna t Limited .112.-Royal Insurance, 21 p-British and Irbil Iladnetic Telegraph A, 104-National Steam Ship Corupnuy i Limited , li 13-191-ditto flyer ecOt. min. pref., 5-10 p. IlaSengsvEit. Orr. 21.-Market el better, with a large busi ness doing. Ebbw Vale Limited. 154 d -Great Eastern, 311 2-Great Lusembturg. 11-18-GreatNorthern A, 112/ 1 1 -Grand Trunk of t mee ts. 174 1-Great Western, 154 61 -Lancashire and York hire, 16d-Londod, Brighton, and South Cinst, 521-London and North IVesteru, 112: 1 1 1 1-Man chester, Shefhelti, fuel Lincoln, is 71 8 71 el-Ditto et; pref.. 01 -Ditto New live per cent., el -Metropolitan, 122 1 1-Midland, 117 17 161 171 17 1 17-south Eastern, ISA 144 4 e 1 6 -United states 5 29 Years' 1:o101a,04-4.11rtionian 80 90 e 94 9111 I 31 2) 2 11 1 1 1 1 2! 1 If / -Loudon and Chatham. 1 4-M anchesicr mitt Salford Bank, 24 p. lii*T 2-1 -Busdneat done:-Birmingham Canal shales, at s 7: Birmingham tiaa New Ordinary. at 514: and Gloucester Wagon Limited., at Li per share. Closing price.: -North Stag. rillitire Railway stock, layer;, at 03 Droitarich Canal shares, sellers. at Is , : Stalforthotire Joint stock Bank Limited', 204 to 21 Birmingham old Union Mill shares, 5, to 51 Th n rtroslitau itailway Carriage and Wagon shares Nel,lllll is-u,•. at par; Birrlingbdll.l Waterworks shares, sellers, at 32) : ami Les:snood Laud and Gas Coal Limited , 4 to; per sl..ire. DenLig, Cier. !1.-Three per Cent. Consols. 92/ 1-New Three per Cent. Stock. 92 92 try; t -Turkish Five per Cent., 314- United State, 5-265, 1°;!, 01-Munster Bank Limited) 1t.31 wad), 41-National Bank 1710 paiti`, 611 1 / 02-National of Liverpool Limited' ' 0.5 paid, 114-Provincial Hank, New 410 paid , 3. - .4 -14 °yid Wink I:10 paid', 32:-1 talon Bank Unified) ied2 paid , for ais 15-Dublin and AineaWw u etoO paid . 180-Great Simillern and Widitera .LlOO paid,, 95/ :-Midland Gnat Western _ln paid account. '6l-Great Southern and Wertent. 4 per ceut. pent 0100 Paid and Great Western, 5 per sat., IJ}-Dublin, Wick, and We:- 4,rd, 5 per cent, IAII. DARING AND CLEVER SHOP ROBBERY AT BRIGHTON. —On Monday evening a robbery of the most daring and clever character was committed at the shop of Mr. Joaeph Silvani, jeweller and watchmaker, King's road. The time when the offence was committed was about five minutes toter. Theaftemoon waedullandrainy, which made the King's-road comparatively deserted, but there was, nevertheless, is tolerable sprinkling of persons about, and, although the weather was cloudy, dusk bad scarcely fallen, so that the robber had to contend against full publicity. There were in the shop at the time, Mr. Silvani, the proprietor. Madame Silvani, and Mr. Sil emirs brother. The window is shut off from the 'hop by slid ing glazed sashes in the ordivary manner, and Mr. 'Timothy Silvani was just in the net of opening these to clear the window of the mere vnlualde articles of jewellery when • sudden crash was heard and a large boulder dint stone smashed through the outer plate lees window and the inner glafed saeh and fell into the show ease on the counter. A hole sin or eight inches wide was left in the shop window, and on Mr. Silvani looking thither he saw a man's bawl thwt through in the set of clutching a case contninim; a diamond awl gold bracelet worth 2101. He instantly sprang round the oounter end out of the shop in pursuit, but before t ither be or the neighbours who were roused by the noise could do anything effective. the thief bad run round by the Star and Garter Hotel and was lost amongst the intersecting streets and passages there, thus getting clear off with his booty.—lfriehlon Guerdwn. RISE IN THE PRICE OF Mro.-1n 1823 the city of Paris sold its yearly crop of mud for :t.OOOl. ; in 1831 the renters paid for it 5,600/. ; and 20,0001. in 1845. The price has now reached' 4,0001. This mud. when kept for some time iu rotting tauks, is sold as manure at the rate of from 3fr. to sfr. per cubio metre, and realises • sum of 120.000/. A FARMER'S WIFE.—The Mesuager du Midi re. bites that the wife of • small farmer at Pierrelongue (Dn'une) has just been safely delivered of three girls. Fifteen months since she bad given birth to twins, having two other children previously, and all girls. DISPENSARY FOR SKIN DISEASES, 06, GREAT MARLSORoVGD-sTREET, HIGENT•sTREET. W.—Two hundred and thirteen patients were relieved at this dispensary during the week ending October 19. MI