The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-09 00:00:00

TUE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The Exhibition was very much crowded yester „.o, mid the great majority of the visitors belonged :flw working classes. As usual when such is the s .e. the western annex was almost impassable ; but we regretted to find that in the cases of a good :Nally of the machines the steam was going to waste, usi the spectators had no opportunity of seeing or oslerstanding their uses. Exhibitors should not -.4 tired at the latter end of the season, or reserve •!wir displays for Fridays or Saturdays. They 1, old remember that the main intention of the Exhibition is to educate the working classes, and and: keep their machines idle when the working lasses come to see them in operation. . There are still some very serious grievances ,onuexion with the omnibus traffic, and they never press more heavily than on Mondays, when so Many poor people are bound for Kensington. The General Company's vehicles have fixed fares, but there is in addition a host of irregulars which seem to charge whatever they can get, and always in excess of the ordinary tariff. We witnessed a very painful scene yesterday in the case of a poor woman who had brought her little boy to see the Exhibi tion, and win), on tendering the usual fare, was stopped for an extra sixpence, with which she was not provided. The other passengers extricated her from the difficulty, but such difficulties should not occur. There should be fixed fares, or at least it should be imperative to have the fares posted con spicuously on the outside of the vehicle. Mr. Morris)'. staff took possession of the French re freshment department yesterday morning, and it was thronged with customers during the day. The subjoined is a return of the traffic of omni buses and public cabs to and from the Great Exhi bition, in the Brompton-road, on Tuesday last, rouiparatively a slack shilling day, the number of admissions to the Exhibition not exceeding 50,000 : 011111.11318/M Betting down. From 9 till 10 cm 80 „ 10 ~ 11 „ 11 „ 12 12 „ 1 p.m l6O „ 1 „ 2 ..... • 2 ~ 3 3 „ 1 • 4 „ 5 • 5 „ 6 „ 6 „ 7 ?I 7 II 8, l4O ____. Taking up. From 9 tin iu cm. B6 „ 10 „ 11 „ 11 „ 12 „ 12 „ 1 p.m l7l 9, 1 'RS 2 „ 2 „ 3 „ 3 „ 4 /9 4 If 5 11. 5 ~ 6 111 6 MI 7 ~ 7 Of 8 Total Sottiag down. p rom 9 till 10 am.— 100 I,Si3 Tad........... 1,527 10 „ 11 „ 11 „ 12 „ „ l lam „ 2 3 . „ „ 3 „ 4 „4 „ 5 „ S PP 6 „ e PP 7 TO 7 PO 8 .T.. 41 !g Up. Total -2 2 641 From 9 till 10 am 107 „ 10 „ 11 „ 11 „ 12 4BB „ 12 „ 1 p.m 314 „ 1 „ 2 199 2 „ 3 2Ol 9* 3 .9 4 „ 4 „ 5 340 19 5 99 6 ~ 6 9. 7 ~ 7 99 8 Tottl. The above return does not include private car riages, vans, carte, and other vehicles, which alone amount to a very large number. As the whole of the passengers by the omnibuses, and thousands besides on foot, had had, since the Exhibition has been opened, to pass over the crossing at the Bell and Horns, amidst the other traffic, and without a single accident occurring, it reflects credit on the arrangements of the police. The officers selected by the Exhibition commissioners for this arduous task are Mr. Superintendent Gernon, of the G division, and Mr. Kerreary, of the K division, at Bow. The highest temperature on Monday, as shown by liegretti and 2.ambra's patent thermometers, was :—ln the nave, 67.7 deg. ; the galleries, 6 9 . 3 deg. ;in the west ern annex ' 72.6 deg. The tem perature was from 6 to 7 deg. higher yesterday than on Saturday. The reading was taken at 3 o'clock p.m. _ _ The following were the total numbers admitted yesterday, compared with the corresponding day in 1851 : Nionday, Sept. 8 . Nionday, Sept. 8 lat. • 8 tickets Total 'Wesson tickets 1 FYpient Total. .... aquas GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY. -(THIS DAY.) The first general meeting of proprietors under the Amalgamation Aol was held at 1 o'clock at the London Tavern, Mr. 1101UT/0 Lows la the their. The meeting was specially wormed for the election of ten directors. The notice of the meeting having been read by the secretary, The CLIAIIMAN said the object of the meeting was the election of ten directors to supply the place of the boards which were now extinct. Mr. Boliogbroke had retired from his candidature owing to ill.health. and Mr. James Smith Wells bad taken his place. Mr. Mills bad also retired. The actual number of candidates at present was 11. He would himself commence by proposing Mr. S. Anderson, the father of the company. This proposal having been seconded, A SHAKEHOLDP.R said he thought it desirable that it should be stated with regard to every candidate what amount of stock be held. The Custom...it, in reply. observed that no one was eli• Ode unless he held 2,000/. stock. (Hear.) . . The SHAREHOLDER considered that the meeting should at all events be informed whether Mr. Anderson was a director of, or largely interested in, other companies. Mr. ANDERSON denied the right of the shareholder to enter into that question ; adding that he held no stock elsewhere that could make his interests at all antagonistic to those of the Great Eastern Company. After some discussion, Mr. Anderson was elected, there being only two dissentients. The CHAIRMAN nomin.ited Mr. George Parker Bidder. Mr. COBBOLD, M.P., seconded the motion. After some remarks from Mr. ADAMS, who contended that Mr. Bidder ought to be the chairman of the board—a suggestion which was met with opposition on the ground that the question was not one for the meeting to decide— Mr. Balder was elected unanimously. Oa the motion of the ClialltaaN Sir Samuel Biguold was chorea Without any opposition. The CHAIRMAN having proposed Mr. Goodson. Lord Brat•, M.P., said he hoped the policy of the Great Eaztern Company as regarded competition and extension would be the reverse of the policy pursued hitherto. He also contended that Norfolk and the eaatern counties generally bad not been sufficiently represented hitherto among the directors, and that the fares to Norwich ought to be reduced, with a view of deve loping the traffic. (Time.) It was only by pursuing such a course that the company could obtain an improved dividend. The motion was put aol carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN next proposed Captain Henry Jervis White Jervis, SI.P., who, he said, would be au able repre sentative of the Harwich district. Mr. S. ANDERSON proposed Mr. Horatio Love. He had, he said, observed that geotleniao as chairman of the Eastern Counties Board, and no one could display greater capa city. (Hear, hear.) .Mr. BIDDER seconded the motion. Mr. WADDINGTON was not going to oppose the election of Mr. Love, but be believed the policy winch he had pursued was toast inimical to their interests. (No.) The motion was then pat by the Secretary, and carried The eilAntmAN, in returning thanks, said whatever errors be might have committed they were unavoidable, his sole object, being at all times to promote the beet interests of the company. Mr. Norris, M.P., Mr. James Packe, Mr. J. A. T. Smyth, and Mr. Jonah Smith Wells, were severally elected on the motion of the Chairman without opposition. There was one remaining candidate on the list, Mr. Charles Redfern, but no one came forward to propose him, and without his election the prescribed number of ten directors was filled op. Mr. Flower end Mr. C. Morgan were elected auditors, and with this the proceedings terminated, 1108tITAL.—On Monday, the 22nd inst., the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, and Aldermen of the City of London, together with the governors of the several royal hospitals, will attend divine service at Christ Church, Nesmate-street, where a sermon will be ppevr~aacehed by the Rev. T. W. Gurney, the rector of Claverieg, Essex, and late a Muter of Christ's Hospital, after which they will repair to the great hall to hear the orations to be delivered by the senior scholars according to annual eas tern. The order of the orations will be as follows :—Pro. loam in Latin iambics, by E. C. Bober ; Greek oration on the Benefits of the Royal Hospitals," by F. C. Barber ; English ditto, by H. Hughes ; Latin ditto, by G. A. Creselet French ditto, by C. Bokenham. After which the following trauslatious from English poets will be recited: into Creek lambics by J. H. Wylie, into Latin Alcides !)Y C. C. Load, into Greek Sapphic, by J. Newborn, into Latin El eg i acs b y F . Fowler. In addition to those there will be two original poems, one in English, by C. Raba., the other in Latin Hexameters, not yet ad -7ide,4l, as well as a translation into Greek Ilexesnetsess by L. L. :iharkey. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1862. LAW INTELLIGENCE. mins DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goolburn.) RE MOON. This was an application to be released from custody. The bankrupt was a general dealer, of Tyer-street, VauxhalL The bankrupt, on being examined, swore that he never saw the party who arrested him. The Commissioner—What ! Dever caw your creditor? The bankrupt said not until be was in prison. The liability was created by his having become endorser to a The Commissioner ordered the bankrupt's liberation from prison• 3,164 . 3,140 47,85* 11,024 1,495 65,367 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT 111.110 TRIO TILZGRA/11.) WARWICK KKETING.-(THIS DAY.) SHORTS HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Whin*, Astarte, Redpole, Sheerness, Gipry Girl, Loire, sod Mississippi f are here. LEAMINGTON STAKES. Two miles. Muter George, Magnum Bonum, Prophet, Man-at-Arms, Victrix, Donne Dense, Bryn Gwyn, and Bally Edmond are here. CASTLE PARK STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Gipsy Girl, Herdamsn, Glengowrie colt, Equinox, and Foote/Goy are here. AVON STAKES. Five furlongs. Hemet Moon, First Attempt, May Belle, Maid of Cadiz, Perfect Cure, and Lord Clyde are here. Onus AaarvALs.—Twilight, Libellous, Loiterer, Lady Derby, AOOO, Lord Stanley, Abron, Hopeful Duchess, Tunnel, Sybil, Weatherspy, Aconite f, Lucretia, Wave, Strawberry Leaf, Mountain Maid f, Soothsayer, Phantom, Acre, Jack's Alive, Bones, Pellucid, Plum, and Vulture. 111 Si LAMENTABLE DEATH PROM DESTITUTION. ANOTHER ALLEGATION OF WORKHOUSE INHUMANITY. 10 Another melancholy came of death from deetitu tab% involving a charge of intrimanity against workhouse . 25 officials, was investigated at a late hour last night by Mr. gt, H. Raffles Walthew, the dzu:iy:o Cornwallis coroner for East Middlesex, 10 at an inquiry held at the Marq uis Cornwallis Tavern, Cur- S. tain-road, Hackney, upon the yof Elizabeth Wilmot, s t otherwise Lloyd, aged 49. fit. Thomas Wilmot, 61, Charlotte-street, Old-street-road, fi t. said deceased bad been in ill-health for the last five gr, months, and they bad fallen into extreme poverty. St. Finding that with his utmost efforts lie could not ob. Si. tam for her proper food he sent her about six weeks st. ago to Mr. Rogers, the relieving officer of St. g t. Leonard's Union, for relief. Mr. Rogers called g t. in three days' time, and although he saw the condition in a, which they were he refused to give anything, and said "he St. would do nothing for them." She subsequently obtained a St I certificate from three respectable tradesmen, testifying to S. her good character and to the urgency of the case ; but Mr. it Rogers refused to submit it to the bmrd of guardians, and 25 handed it back. On Wednesday night be was awoke at by her moaning, and he got her some water, but she died Si. in Ibis arms. If the workhouse officer had given the 10 slightest assistance she would be alive now. When he B „t,. found her to be dead he took her from the matron' on Gt which they were lying on the floor, and placed her in 65.; another corner of the room, and went back then to the es mattress himself. No one heard of her being dead until the 100 landlord came in and found the body. After the relieving 10 officer said "he would do nothing for them," he thought it " would be uo nee to trouble the neighbours about her being at dead, they being all no better off than himself. St Mr. Joseph Gobbey mid that on Saturday last he saw the at. landlord of the last witness enter the house, and finding a SC dreadful stench, exclaimed, " Good God, what is the mat- 26 ter °" Wilmot replied, "It is only my old woman that is 6i . dead." The corpse was huddled in a corner, merely covered 1 , 1. with an apron. 10 Mr. Waller, the coroner's officer, said that he found the dpi place in a state of the most abject and squalid poverty. 10 There was hardly an article in the house besides a couple of St broken chairs and something shaken down in the corner as St & bed. From inquiries he found that Wilmot was a shoe• maker, and that they were very hardworking people when 10 they could get employment. et. Dr. &schen said that the body of the deceased was much St. emaciated. Death resulted from exhaustion consequent on Si. disease and want of proper nourishment. 8 ' The Coroner said that cases of that afflizting character were becoming painfully numerous. He would adjourn the a court for the production of the relieving officer in question, at. and also for the purpose of bearing from the board of 60 guardians a statement as to what standing instructions they 26 had in force with reference to such cases. 121 at. The court was accordingly adjourned. at. THE SMALLPDX AMONG SHEEP. The statements which have recently appeared relative to the sm►llpox of sheep have induced the principal flockmasters of Wiltshire to take the necessary means of as- 1 - certaining to what extent the divease really does exist in that IS and the adjoining counties The following report of Pro- 10 lessor Simonds has been issued :_ " Ralisbury. Wilts, Sept. 3. " I hereby certify that I have examined many of the 26 large flocks of sheep kept in the district of Salisbury, and tpj among them thous belonging to Mesas. Edmund Crosse, io William Loog, F. Long, Thomas Tanner, H. W. Tsrgett, 20 and E. Waters, with • view to ascertain their freedom 20 or otherwise from the disease known as smallpox. I have ... 20 also especially examined the flock belonging to Mr. James ro Horne, of Abington, being tho only one that is in this 20 parish, which is situated between Wilton sod Waybill, and to has been mistaken for Allitigtoo, near Devizes, and find all SO the sheep, without exceptmo, are perfectly from the mall. SO pox and every other disease of an infections or contagious nature. - - - - - - _ . . " JAWD4 B. SIMONDS, Profeesor of Cattle Pathology, Royal Veterinary College, London." Eighteen breeders and llockmuters of Dorsetshire have signed a statement, in which they positively assert that not a single instance has yet occurred in any part of that county. SHARE 1.15T8.-(THIS DAY•) Two o'Cio?=!, 7 — 7 -- There is still an absence of animation in the railway market, with very little business. Great Eastern stock has improved I per cent., while the other principal lines are quoted the same as at the close yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 934 to 94 ez div. ; Great Western, 65 to it ex div. ; Midland, 1281 to ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 to f ex div. ; London and South Western, 99 to 100; Great Eastern, 46} to 47/ ; Caledonian, 109 to 4 ; Great Northern, 123} to 1241 ex div. ; and South Eastern, 831 to A ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet at 4 1-16 to 4 3-16 prem. Indian railway stocks are in fair demand. Canadian have met with scarcely any business, •rt 820011 Bh. I I'd I ItiumArs. `.**l I Sales th-day to 1 p.m. 102., J 47 6i 7 i 42 1231 xd ,_ xd 6.4 xd 96 441 }SI xd 99i 6.160 llio EL Pd 4 all 10 an 100 el 10 all I/ all 40 all 10 l a/1 4 all 20 !all 20 all 100 fall 20 I all 0.000 20 600 1 .. 1.0241 .. 60,000 1 612 8144 6,000 8000 481 8,000 - 6,600 .... 6,000 :Oil :: ~i 38*ii! 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I SI 717 F-1 1 1- 22. 91 6k 69 i dig LP. 60 id 19 11 100 102 II Is 119 as 102 112 109 111 Par Pel 8 10 poi NI WI 2 2 U 27 20 (Before Mr. Registrar Roams) The bankrupt was a bookseller, of High Holborn. This was the first meeting. The preliminary statement of accounts, compiled by Moms. Hart Brothers and Hayles, exhibits : Dr. To credi tor, unsecured, 1,Zi61. 7s. 4d. ; creditors holding security, 88/. Bs. 6d.; liabilities, 4851. fie. 6d.; creditors to be paid in full, 651. 17e. 5d.; total, 1,8751.1&. 9d. Cr. By property given up, VOL ; property in the halide of creditors, 501. ; defi ciency, 1,5351. its. 9d. ; total, 1,8751. 16s. 9d. Mr. William Marshall, of Regent-street, was appointed trade assignee. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ounucsous ATTACK ON A CONSTABLE AND BIS WIFE. David Crowley, James Ryan, and Jane Grady were charged with breaking open a room door, and assaulting James Davey, 28 C, and his wife, Ann Davey, living at 20, Silver-skeet. Mr. fklward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, appeared i for the defence. James Davey, 66 C, said—At a quarter-past 2 this morn ing I was in bed, and hearing a great noise of singing iu the next room, I opened my door, and asked my fellow-lodger in the next room to have a little more compassion on his neighbours. The lodger said, " Oh, you are a police man. What's it to do with you? I shall do as I like. Who cares for a policeman'" I then returned to bed, sad heard the persons outside say, " Let's have the out," and immediately after the door was burst open, add the female rushed into the room, followed by the two pri soners. The female struck me in the face just as I got out of bed. The men used me very roughly to get me into the passage. They got me as far as the door post, and I then got back into my room to get on my trowsers. The two men then seized my wife and dragged her into the purge, and the woman tore her night dress from the top to the bottom before all the men, there being about eight or ten persons altogether in the prisoner's party. By Mr. Lewis—A young man lodging on the same floor saw it all. I heard several persons come in about twelve. By Mr. Tyrwhitt—They began the evening at half-past twelve. In SUBWIII to Mr. Lewis, Davey said he had thrown no water on any of the persons, and gave them no provocation. Kra. Ann Davey, wile of the first witness, confirmed her husband, and said they called her husband a Peeler. The woman tore her nightdress off before all the men, and then *truck her in the face. The woman was drunk. James Clark, a lodger in the house, confirmed the other witnesses, and said that, but for the interposition of the police, he believed murder would hove been committed. Jo answer to Mr. Lewis, The witness said the only thing Davey bad done was to ask the persons, who were making a great noise, to be quiet. Two witnesses were called for the defence. A third also got into the box, but was not examined, being drunk ; and the witnesses said there was water thrown on the prisoners, and that one of the prisoners' party, a female, was struck with setoff, but this was denied Mr. Tyrwhitt said he thought the witnesses for the pro secution more worthy of belief than those for the defence, as they were in bed, and sober, while the others were drink ing and drunk. He did not believe that Davey struck any one. It was altogether a brutal thing for the prisoners to do, and the tearing the complainant's wife's clothes off before the men was atrocious. As there was a little doubt about the woman's conduct, whether it was her that pulled out Mrs. Davey or the men, he should discharge her, but the men would be fined 205., or 14 days each. CLERKENWELL ILITEYSIVE UTTERING OT FORGED RANI OF ENGLAND NOM. JotepA Brown, alias Country Joe. a most notorious thief and skittle 'sharper, was charged on remand before Mr. Barker with uttering several counterfeit Bank of England notes. _ _ _ Mr. Wakeling appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Lewis, jun., for the defence. The principal witnesses against the prisoner in two cues IMO a Mr. Seance, W i lmer shop keeper, and a Mr. Daniels, a betting man. In one case Daniels, at the request of the pri soner, passed s 5/. note to Scams, and in the other case, Scones met the prisoner at Charlton fair, and the prisoner said that he would stand some beer if he could get change for a 5/. note. At the request of the prisoner, whom Scones said he had known for years, he gave him change for a 5 1 . note. Botb the notes turned out to be forged. and information was given to Police-sergeant Evans, of the G division, who after the lapse of some months succeeded in appre hending the prisoner, and when told the charge he said be knew nothing about it. Daniels, when cross-examined by Mr. Lewis, said—l em a betting man, but do not helot); to Tattersall's. I play at skittles, but do not cheat with them. lam called a skittle sharper. I have been committed for trial. I was sentenced at the Central Criminal Court to fifteen months' im prisonment for conspiracy. I have been in custody since for different things, I won't say what for. I have been in custody for skittle *harping, and I have been charged with burglary but was acquitted. Why ask me questions about the receiving of stolen property when you was the man who got me off on that I shall not tell you any more. I have known the prisoner for yam. Scants, in cross-examination, said—l am well known at this court. A man who was apprehended at my house on a charge of burglary with violence was transported for life. 1 was committed to the Old Bailey for receiving property, well knowing it to be stolen. I was acquitted on that charge. I have since had a month's imp isoument fur assaulting the police. I was committed for trial, and bound over in my own recognisances to keep the peace. My bourne is some times resorted to by skittle-sharpers, but not against my will. Mr. Luke Moneey, formerly • publican, carrying on busi nees in Farringdoo.street, proved that the prisoner passed a forged U. Bank of England note to him some months since. The prisoner said he should most certainly reserve his de fence for a higher tribunal. Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoner to Newgate for trial THB LAU FOIRGRItT AND RORRERT OP 1,2004 Thomas Beavan, • solicitor's clerk, and Lou'ise Teaser, a prostitute, were charged, the former with forgery, stealing 1,2001., the monies of Mr. Henry Hewett solicitor ; and the latter with receiving 3001., well knowing it to be stolen. The facts of this CAM have already appeared. The pri soners were remanded for the attendance of a bank clerk, who proved paying the male prisoner the money for the forted cheque. The prisoners said they shonld reserve their defence. Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoners for trial at the Old Bailey. THAMES. THREE ATTEMPTED SUICIDES. John Berry, a labourer, of No. 18, Henry-street, Brom ley, apparently about 45 or 46 rears of age ; Etlea Santry, a drunken woman, of No. 6, Plough-street, Whit echapel ; and Arabella Inyram, were severally charged with attempt ing to commit suicide. Mr. 1). H. Dyte, surgeon of the London Hospital, attended to give evidence, but Mr. Woolryeb, the magistrate, said that he had re ceived • letter bearing upon each ease from the chaplain of the prison, in which he set forth that the three prisoners were duly penitent, and they appeared to regret the rash attempts they had made. One of the parties was found with • contused wound on the hewl, and a heavy hammer and pair of scissors by his side, and he had a severe gash in his throat. Arabella Ingram, it appears, had gone to six different chemists' shops and bought as many pennyworths of laudanum, which she drank. and then squatted herself upon • heap of bricks, where she was found by police-constable Blencowe, 255 K, and she was removed to the Poplar Union House. Ellen Pantry, it appeared,attem to drown her se lf i n th e wa t er near the swing bridge of the docks. The magistrate, having severely lectured the three pri soners upon their folly, and they baying promised never to repeat the same, they were discharged. A CHAP IL lii DANGEI3.--(TETS DAY.)—At a few minutes before 10a.m., it was di.eovend that a fire had broken out in the bthetnent of Barbican Chapel, near Alders gathstreet, in the tenure of Mews. Beechy and Co., and used as wine and beer stores. Owing to the number of pack ages in the place the fire extended with great fury, and at one time threatened the entire destruction of the chapel, the scene of the Rev. Mr. Boyle's administrations. The fire could not be extinguished until the basement was nearly burned out, and the flooring of the chapel much in- Mred. The origin of the fire is unknown, a n d no thi ng cou ld be gleaned as to the insurance. Corona], in Chili, is to be made a first-class port, and a Custom bows will, it is expected, be established at Mellipalli, in the new province of Lbusgaihue. The Californian papers record the death of Mr. James Donohue, one of the wealthiest pioneers of California. He was celebrated for the munificence of his charities. He died at the age of 38. A CENTENARIAN.—Mr. Robert Davy, a gentle masa of fortune, died oe the 30th ult.. at oountem, near Topsham, Devon, in the 100th year of his age, he having been born on the`2oth of October, 1762. He was a liberal in politico and very benevolent to the poor. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LI VERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. - (THIS DAY.) (ir =ma AND 11181 Iteomerto ITIAGRAPH. ) (TROY 001 OWN COECRZEIPONDINT.) Moderate attendance and fair !mines, doing. Prices keep steadily in the face of the enormous arrlvala Oats and oatmeal quiet. Wheat and flour firm. Cotton market dull and drooping. The sales will be mall. MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) SUOAR.—The market has opened quietly but steadily, good qualities selling at full prices. Refined is in limited request, but prices are unaltered. Corns.—The public sales held to-day were light ; pri vately • good business is doing in both colonial and foreign at fully the previous currency. TEA continues dull and inactive. Rice -Common qualities continue in active request, other sorts are also steady. 20,1)00 begs sold, low old Arm can, Bs. 3d. ; cargo Bengal, Be. 3d. to Be. 9d.; broken white, 10s. 3d. to Ih. lid.; ordinary to good middling, lls to 13s. 6d. —.— Ron.—A parcel of Leewards 'old at le 6d. in i Faurr.—New currants are steady at the previous prices I l of Vs. to TA., and Valencia raisins at 35e. lAO all Corron. —A limited busioess ha• been transacted without in .1 1 material alteration from previous prices, including Western, 100 all at 16d. per lb. ISO all HEMP.—The market for St. Petersburg clean is lees active, 100 all but the price is brut at 381. se. aa. Ix Se 1 tiCTE continues in active request, and prices are again x , it higher. et 10 0 SAurrrrnm-1,201 bags have been sold ; refraction 9to Uri an 31 at as. to 41s. SOS IS lan . all TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY). The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 471. 3d. to 47e. 6d., net rash ; Petersburg Y.C. oo the spot, old, 1 4 4 48s. to4Bs. 3d.; ditto new, 495.; Oct. to Dec., 495. ; Jas. g; to March, 495. lid. tons. 9d. LY SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Heston report trade for good first-class fodder firm, inferior slow at last Ilsy ' s prices. Prime mos. dow Inv, 70a. to 80a. ; superior ditW, 84s. to 95a. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 50a. ; new, ditto, 40s. to 80e. • raven, 36.. to 70s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 s. ; ditto, eecCed cut, 80s. to 115 s. ; ctraw, 36e. to 425. maral= Boat Accord, Bruf I. L. /1 WM*. (Um) Capula Barer Goble Cooper Coplapo (rim.) Dun Mountain Gomm Beat Del Ber(Llmited) Fortuna (Lim.) General Gt. Northern MB. Andras= Laponda (Um) Linares Lualtardam Martoolle N. Bbinee.of Ponte band 1111 Pei Phillip Banta Barbara Gold X I&mail& Aught. (La.) Sta ohn del Res (Lira ) United Mexican , Worthl , tir Um.) I yndanamntana aim) lAmiloatenimie .. laitiantio ILL Yell 144. itimirMian Berth Waterworks... . Bombay Gas, Btl6&blab Yam let . Do. B 7 tor tai la& Cass& LaLd Ooplig.otEog, &emelt Palmas ° VPrefereace Do. O To. et. Peep. Deb. ludlaCottonAgesley, Wu. eamt.y.y. RaulThalrftrAyous Medd° Nit& ant11: 0 1IVP: . :: Gen. @Omen Nalfgati Great Ship (Limited) . Do. 171 per cent. Lou. District TeL (L). Lou. Oen. Onanthns Lon.&S.lre.Dir.Tel. L) ; madras Lreten. & tint. Itedliar. llz. Tel (Um., rNational Manna Co erbocklaf onlalronfl NeLberbunlaL. b p. nye( IN. Brune. & N. Soot. La Nei Auntrakalan l Ilea Orin. la. glen. (Lim) .. Ottoman Gal 041 Bayer Land S Rm. Meth'. sad Odds. Mom Do. Now LM & ltd. Dd. G. 4 w 7 %z°. - 70. Ne Rio de Jan. City Im.(L) Do. Royal Mall Storm Scottish Aust. lc ..~tm. South Lootrullso Lind Submartoo TM. Scalp Do. do. £c intend Do. rto fo!egraph to India (L.) T. 6 Ar. of P.l. rastieta.C, M.. I.:mph:T.l Tel. IL). Ten Diemen'. Lend.. No. 180. I WOOllO9 10,000 Ile nAOO 411 ',GOO 26 ,0001 lat .0001 60 FUNERAL OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. — The remains of the late Archbishop of Canterbury will be interred at Addington on Friday morning next. Although the arrangements have not been fioally made, we believe we Itk are correct in stating that the funeral will be conducted !KU as privately se possible, in accordance with the wishes 4. 1 1 expressed by his grace before his death. The chief 1e.4 mourners will be the Rev. Joki Thomas, D.C.L., Canon Residentiary of Canterbiry Cathedral, his 41 grace's eon-in-law ; the Rev. John H. Sumner, M.A., of 15.1 University College, Durham, his son sod chaplain ; the 40 . 1 , Bishop of Winchester, his brother ; the Rev. J. M. Sumner, tl.` rector of Bursters ; the Rev. C. V. Moline Simmer, rector of Riogwould and Chaplain iu Ordinary to the te, Queen ; Dr. Travers Twins, Vicar-General of the fa, province ; and Mr. Felix Kuyvett, his grace's seteetaiy. The pall will in all probability be borne by the Bishop of 15 London, Dr. Croft, Archdeacon of Canterbury ; the Rev. John Liogham, M.A., rector of Lambeth ; the Rev. Dr. tikes, provost of Ring's College, Cambridge ; the 10,1 Rev. Dr. Goodford, provost et Eton ; the Very 10,1 Rev. Dr. Alford, dean of Canterbury ; and the 141 Iteir. Dr. B.uarell, rector of Bishopegate. The 93.1 coffins in which the Archbishop will be interred are ex. 05,1 11 treenely plain, and the outer one bears merely the names and principal designations of his grace, the rear of his con- 14 . ( secretion to the bishopric of Chester, and that of his trans- 4.1 'alloy to the Archbishopric of Canterbury. The funeral 10,1 winos will be performed by the Rev. M. T. Farrar, M.A., Vicar of Addington. DEATH OF Da. Baxturrovr.—We have to record • t he death of Dr. &wrote's, who was a very active fellow of the Society of Antiquaries and the Royal Geographical Society. ilr. Brereion was educated at New College, Ox- Iford, and was Head Mester of the Bedford Grammar School from 1811 until 1855—a period of 44 years. uNDINAILY SNAKES AND STOCKS ag .Ml.lm.,Waialtatoarisi. !Birk.,Lao.olkissalatio. 1 1 4 8 4bur! , _!. • • ell Bin et ° aatcsa 100 &t. 1 and &Atm tOO Caledatdan mg pork and &Wm .0 ~oo:~.:n ~__._... al 'Do. • ji no dlrointllo aDo. Blp.a.lapalltoß. Do saditi Tem al Dood.„Nalla.*Abd..7o 100 idlnand Gw all NOM bargb 01 and ,60 Jo lasgo ao 100 Giagow II IL Wasters 100 I Great Eastern 100 Do. A Wok . 100 Do. Batt Anglian Stk 100 Groat Mortla..4lloOilatld I 100,0orat Northam 100100.01 A rot. no &v. no 1 001 Dalt i 1110 p et.lopoklß 100 trt. south& Wort ilra j IGO Grtrd Wartors 100 Do.fStoorVaLGoo.Btk 100 Loocarldroct Yorkaldr 100 London and Illsokwali 1001Lon.,Brlobtonoki.Coa. 100 I Londou.(lb.rtlun.,&Dov 100 Loudon& North Worn. an Do. Eighth. 110 LondonttkouthWootar . all LondondorrraColoratn 100 1 Do. and Ynnlakiller • MI 111an.,111100.,&throalneh ill lircrejeallian 100 illtelland 1.14 Do. New 100 Do. Nino & Derby all ilid. Gt. Wn. (Ire.) all Illd Cent all Newcast/e and Carlisle 9 Newry& Annaehold all Newr7,Warresp.ll Co 100 Neelolk ........ •• • • 100 North Britials 100 Do.ll4ln.,Fseti:bLa. 100 North Devon MAIL OD. 100 N. intern—Berwtak 10 Do. G.N.L.Pare. 100 Do. loads . 100 Do. York 100 North Loados Do. New 184 North .taftordshlte ali NorthAdllWasiernlane. ISO Seottlah Central 100 Scottish N. It Aber.lllk. 100 Scottish Midland IN Shropshire Gni. all Slttingbourne&Sheera. 101 South Devon 100 I South Ls stunt 100 !South Wales 100 0. Yorkah. d Wear Dun W Stalnse.Wokinghos.,ea all Stockton &Darlington la Ditto ditto 100 ! Taff Vale ail I hair ........ Do. Se De. IN Val* of Noah 100 Vlotarls & MAW, all Wat Cornwall luCi W.llart= o rball 100 Want Y 100 Dtib N 101 DWI lilsal l a i d 0 T I zd 86 88 109 109 i 1 t ti 6 6 41 43 id 9 10 I 84 88 I 106 106 48 4: 41 43 12 22} 133 140 13sk 1241 xd 124 :26 xd U 2 134 id 106 to? zd 66 83k 21 L 4 64. 14 1081 107 k 82 64 120 44i 032 - iil, I i 4 141 99 100 !sat- 4 :al fi;u2 i4l 97 99 zd 60 GI 27i 281 WI id 1 avid 64 rd di VI 104 ~~ Po 0 04 10) id 110 Wl at ad ad U id 99_ 17 V 7 8 148 86 * 21 . 87' 141 148 el 61 9 t.on .1.50 14 pm 64 4 3t Prni-- 107 i 63i 43 66 St 3 3 6 90 9 3.1 1011JCION BALLWATS. LIIMATIL • .Alseeisa ill Weimer di kontordessi ▪ !Ardennes le 'BohleneUrra.lL Op.°, an sftien 1...10nW0n I aD &Were to Graissesesn.i 30 Cenneanz Mine le Lill 101 71 74 It 2 Ps 11 at aU an IVTatenslon , Datch Rhenish all 'Eastern of France ▪ Gd. ittustan gua. 0. p. o ! ▪ Gt. Central of Prance W Gt. Lasemba. Cond. lb ' 14} all Italian Junction • ▪ ilaka Constance & Bala! all ,Lterns ana Turnhout ; mil :Lyons and Geneva all 'Marla Antonia ill NasmALlege LBy the ft all Do.op.e..PrL Belg.gov. l 20 all ;Northern of n0e..... a} 11 I Do. New Shares aU Norwegian Trunk Fret. • 17 Ottoman 'Smyrna Alan; I 9 all (Paris, Lyons. and Media 464 ▪ 'Put, and Orleans — W 'ladle and S. Enaction' alll(Fernatabnco)g. Ip. a 1 18 litga GunabM. •-• all ,Royal and Danish all Royal Swedish W I Do. 7 per mil. mll Inunbre sad Year , i 104 10j all Do. want. ITeL i 95 10 ! Mme ' I 1 peal 18 ,S.Auat.& Fanadaat 4 at an 10 :3.1i.0f Portu7perotp ▪ ;Southeast of Franw Uk I 4 •Turin and Savona I zd . all 'West Flanders 74 74 an Do. At oat sni t 10 lei all Wasl&S.W.el Femme n ts mama PIABIGISIONS. a dill li au. V} i @h. I Pd. I AAILWAIL ,11Asallle alit. law! I H-omfty7;t-e.ll-Liii--•.e-. iilii wo Ito 1100 inn 1100 100 1110 'Co N 300 it. 100 It. 100 N. 1410 I fcio di: ill 10 10 10 an dt. 100 110. New Hartaloaqak eneroom.l. Imp Bad., orsul..444oa4cicb 6p.c. Wla, Aug. 1.187 x ao.tatuodbyßuft&LlJ. Do. July 1.1c7L ditto Do. Juno 1, 1 674 61660 Clitiostla & L lesoluen ICapca.&Dock 6p.c.gub 11444Falkei.1 .7:0•1 i Ms' 461 18 lc U 17 I I I Coda( ➢• IS 39 10 103 3 3 TS /6 76 79 76 76 102 106 146 109 MS 146 LOS 104 t k 566 Pis 41 311 64 66 56 66 SO 33 40 43 30 63 SO 37 101:: 143 p n , I 102 1 1 7 126 4b 90 101 W 99 t s dis par 10.; I: 94 fel 6 7 6 7 ♦ 6 ♦ 8 ES 86 los 11.6 per Ipm IEI 102 93 100 Coda, Floss. I Saki. - Itl 104 1 05 1 i i - 31 303 103 I ms) 1013 1021 2 silica. talaa gnu 6 De. 0. Eltelaio4l. _ 6;: if. --- do Grood Trunk of ,awfor Do. 6 par at. Prot .. D0.14.e.Pr0f.6 p.c1.118. Do. 6 pot at. Deboof... Do. I par at. LOY—. Do. do. 1987.... Do. do. areas Indian PenLai Du. New..... , Do. January, 1d62 .. I G. ollua.ag.b= ,l et.tVe . 4 Canada, 8 Dal p.ollds.payn. w.op Do. 61 do.. 77.wit.oP. Indian Bram.h Linutedl *Om Gum. pec a. I . . : Brunawick I Canada aka • cap. Ma. Da. do. Land 46.1 Do. do. B cap. do. 1 Do. do. toad do.. N. R. of Canada 6 p. 0.1 *lade_ Do. P cjaab........ Do. Sri Lan JOINT lona 6 isri-. Agra and U. Nor. Bart AllionceLoa.alhopool Sualralaato Bank of W a. of BACA N. Anionic* Char. Bk. Brit. Columbia C. ob. lou , a.Aus ,kkota Mir& Mom. at India, City Coiontal Com. of Quads Itna. Scot.& AnslChart4 Imperial Bank. United Loudon and Brazilian Lon. Lb. Bank of anew. _ Do. Now Lanigan and County London Joint Stock Loudon & South Arriau Lon. aid Wrairsanator Metro. 1 Prov. Bank 1 L Not. Prov. at National Bank Now South Walea Oriental Bank Oorporn Ottoman Kink Do. New Promo of South Auaralis nwiow of fin•trall• of Ireland 11N1V31 STI CL pekoe. ask& ifi V :d i 6 6! DIM le 11 W ; tie I gi SO : 2 1 18 18} } .11, p.r pair i pic .6 !ft 343 ST £3 34 Hi 4 pa, 77 79 pz •? ES IS n Si M 16 0 11,14 CL prises. i I ONUS \ Bt. GLNorlit.4..s..Timaltislyilo N 100 WASS et.' , Nartoiktp.e.Mar.iltopt. IN I KM lt., N. Next. tp.al..Jao.A.July I WO Ili 10 .. et. N. Wt. t tt. ct , 1 0 0 '- KM Ski W.lll,4landOs .—iip.ot. WO ISt 104 10( 4 -i I i 3 3'121 a pa lb 1 put ! i P. 10 12 1 1 If 4 Ali pia 40 Id 72 74 12 la pa IS W. id 6 6 id rii 28 1 i 66 66 130 116 11 EIS ll xd I 6 id die Far I I Pia 4ls osr 111 lik TRAFFIC RETURNS. Riles Pas- bier- Total, Total, iikaWAgti open 'engem chandhe 1882 1881 Week ending Atignet if. a a 6 A Buffalo end Lake Huron 1611 1,448 1,406 Week ending Anton,: 31. Great WiAtern 67,066 01,872 Week endlna Sept. 5. Cork an.l Yenisei and Queenstown Direct .. $2 Via 432 T 4 Week ending Sept. F. London, Beigistos, and S Coast WI 21.117 Sothis Eastern — 26,L91 16,171 11.286 6,868 31,469 2.651 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& Liven,.OM, 81EPT. &-Sales to-day:-Caledonian. 1094-Great Eastern, 481-Great Western. 654 t x d.-Lancashire and York shire, 107 761 x d-blanchester. Stieffleld, and Lincolnshire, S 8 Midland 1264 x d.-North British,6oi-South Laster. 83/ d.-West Midland ( Newport), 494 4, Buffalo and Lake Bunn., 616 I-Great Luaembontz. 144 11-16 4-Birkenhead, b6l-Great Ship, ta. Ss. fld. 9d Od.-North shore Mill Company, VI. 5ta.90111119111, SEPT. 8.-Market good and prices improved, accept Great Ship shares, which have declined 34. Great East ern, 487 4-Great Luxembourg, 140-Great Ship, 10s. On. 8a 9d. Be. &L Bs. 9d. 9s. - Grand Trunk of Canada, 204-Lancashlre and Yorkshire, 1074--London and South Western. 100-North Bri tish. 601--Sonei Festern, 634. -Thanes and Mersey Marino in surance, 24 p. -Turkivb 'llamas. 844-Fire Assrratice, par-Bank of Manch est er ,94 p.-Oswestry and Newtown, 90. BIRMINGHAM, Rory. & The market him been dell to-day. with little doing. In railways, Great Western Stour Valley stork was Inquired for at 68, London and North Western at 987, and Mid land, Bristol and Birmingham Sli per Cent., at 139. Great West ern Birmingham Guaranteed was offered at 774 a dlr., and Mid land at 1934. South Staffordshire cloned 10411-Severn Valley. 16 17. Birmingham Bank shares were quoted 28 Town and District Bank, 151 16}-Wolverhampton and Staff klm Bank, 9 04. The market for Wagon shares continues &premed. Won crater Wagon shares changed hands at 14 poem. Old Union Mill shares close 91. 16s. Sd. 91. lfis. 9d-New Union Mill, 21 IL lla. -Britannia Mill, oils. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. —During the year 1861, 294 persons were killed, and 883 injured by aced's* on railways in the United Kingdom. Of this number 216 were killed, and 836 injured in England and Wales; 39 were killed, and the same number injured in Scotland, and 29 were killed, and 8 injured in Ireland. Forty•six passengers were killed and 781 injured from muses beyond their own eoutroL - COUNTY OF MI DOLES= REGISTRATION. —Mr. I Two o'CLoot. is a ln d t e b ui e a ru nd ini f n o g r m Vr ar l k esil et t" Lud a c y ot t t h a e har pr it l i: i w pd hic f h ea laa ture ve sins of vo Ee ter . for the th bani e coUntertyßaPP°iNnidiadditleetoX7dblagettielltheTbrsnrs-.i -30a. (being now quoted 12} to 13). Beat day, the 18th inst, for the commencement of his labours at nem . 'Uxbridge. The conservatives have within the last few weeks made great efforts to increase 16.484.014 th on the registry, In Cern Brea are quoted 12} to 1 ; East Caradon, 48 anticipation of a general election next year, so that to • and Malice Valley, 101 to }. who care for their votes, are advised to watch the proceed- i sing' ftornreinfilt:lonnlis colonial l y mium share Sill the no t swa a i ti or an . rme ez i, ets ßedf will . be t, he K ld enthigeoh at Breettord, and inEdg.ewazi, parts of London. I Be:change, and prime are nominally unchanged. MINES.-(171I8 DAY.) 9,r 100 r a 121 12 i MI . - 41 11113 Lzb Ifti 1 1.6 aII ol an' MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY. Two The funds remain very steady, at the recent i provement, notwithstanding the continued inao tivity of business. The important intelligence from Ameri , :a (given in auother column) has excited great attention, but has scarcely affected prices. In the other markets tho transactions have likewise beeu upon a quist scale, except as regards Mexican Bonds, which have advanced. The general tendency of prices ilk the foreign stoe: market appears to be favourable, Turkish Bonds, however, continuing to form • prominent exception. At Paris this rooming, accord►ng to Mr. Renter's tel , gram, the Three per Cent. Rents opened at 69fr. 80c., being sc. better than yes- terday. Consols are officially marked 934 and 4, for money, and 93; for the account. The present quo tations are ropectively 934 to 4, and 934 to 1. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 4 ; New Three per Cents. 92, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 214 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1094, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1004 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1114 : Exchequer Bills, June, 20a. press. In the foreign stock market the principal demand to-day has been for Mexican Bonds, which have again advanced, being marked as high as 314. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is steady, at 85 to 4, and that of 1858 at 67 to 71, ex div., while the loan el 1862 is heavy, at 24 to 14 dis. the scrip, and MI to 664 the paid-up. A fresh advance has taken place in the old Venezuela Bonds. Italian Five per • Cents. are heavy. Peruvian scrip is quoted 4 to 4 dia. Portuguese, 24 to 24 prem. ; Venezuelan, 14 to 2 prem., being better ; Russian, f to 4 prem. ; Egyptian, first issue, 91 to 92, ex div. ; ditto second issue, 64 to 74 prem., ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Egyptiaa Seven per Cents., 904, 914, 91, ex div. ; ditto se oond issue, 40/. paid, 7 prom., ex div. ; ditto paid up scrip, 90, ex div.; Italian Five per Cents., for ao count, 70, 4 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 314, 4,4, 4, 4 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, A scrip, 131. paid, 4 die. ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 464 ; RussianFour-and•a-Half per Cents., 914; ditto Five per Cents., 184:2, scrip, 231. 10s. paid, 4, 4 prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 934, 4, 4 ; Spanish Pensive, 194 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for se count, 85 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 674, 67, 4, ex div. ; ditto 1001. bonds, 694, 71, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 501. paid, 14, 2 dis. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 654, 664 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 274, 4, 4 ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Cents., 134, 4. For the convenience of persons who intend to pay in old bonds the instalment due the 17th instant on the new Peruvian Loan, Messrs. Heywood, Kennards, and Co. announce that they have au thorieed Mr. Lewis H. Haslewood to receive that instalment on and after Wednesday, the 10th. Holders of Venezuela Bonds may be interested in learning that the news of the success of the new loan was contained in the letters despatched from London on the Ist August, the result of the negotiation being then plain enough, although the final closing of the list by Messrs. Baring did not take place until the 2nd. Consequently, the mail due on Saturday next will show how the intelligence has been, re osived in Venezuela, where it has probably pro duced great buoyancy in commercial circles. This mail may also very probably bring the formal rati fication of the loan so far as the government of Venezuela is concerned, which would then have before it the loan prospectus issued by Messrs. Baring. We believe there can be no question what ever as to either the powers held by the Venezuelan commissioner in London, or the desire of his go vernment to carry out the stipulations entered into. About 4,0001. in bar gold and 50,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, the latter for Lisbon. The steamer Magdalena will take itn tl-day, 71,0331. in gold, and 9,1501. in silver, to The Melbourne advioes announce the shipment for England during the month of 579,0001. in gold. Advice' from Panama mention the arrival of her Majesty's ship Camelion, from the west coast al Mexico, with 200,0001. in Mexican dollars for Eng land. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,6041., and the Brighton an increase of 3,9871. The Committee of the Stook Exchange have ap pointed Thursday next, the 11th inst., a special settling day in the shares of the following new companies, viz. -The Bank of Hindostan, China, and Japan ; Quebrada Land, Railway, and Mining Company • and the Eastern Bengal Tea Company. The two first-named undertaking are to be marked in the official daily list, and the last in that pub lished twice a week. It is announced that the directors of the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway will clone the share list on the 18th inst. A considerable fall took place yesterday in the shares of the Great Ship Company, owing to a vague report that the Griot Eastern had been seen on fire. It appears that this vessel passed Cape Race ou the night of the 23rd ult., not the 25th, as has been stated. We are requested to state that Mr. F. Perkins, the Mayor of Southampton. has joined the direction of the Southses Pier Hotel Company. The following letter relates to a paragraph in our impression of yesterday : TRANSFERS OF RAILWAY STOCK BY MARRIED WOMEN. TO TILE aorron . - • - Sir,—ln the letter vriteliappears --- in your impression et thie morning, it is to be regretted that the grouods spew. which the deri , ion of counsel. with regard . to the non-regis tration of transfers to married women, is based, were not triedy speckled. There is nothing upon the face of the intimation to thew whether the '• opinion ' would apply genially, or 'rheas . it has only special reference to the Bnghtoo Railway Coes- WY. Is it really a fact that any company could legally mime to register a married woman as shareholder in the following cases I 1. As a holder of stock jointly with her husband. 2. As the sole executrix or administratrix of n deceseed ebareholder. Am a legatee to whom stock is transferred in her own right. Railway stocks, in extent, now rank next to the funds. It is desirable, therefore, that so unueoemarily restrictive clauses should be allowed to creep into toy of the mem peuies' acts of parliament, but that every facility foe ties safe yet prompt conveyance of stock and shares shoal& exist.-- I am, &c.. A i Loudon, Sept. 8. MONDAY EVEIII". The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Hindoe tan, 1& to 1 dig. • Union Bank of Ireland, 11 to 11. dia ; Northern 'Railway of Buenos Ayres, to rem ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, par to prem. : Bank of Queensland, 1 1 to Of dia. ; Los on and Middlesex Bank, dia. to par • Irish Rolling Stock, 1 to 0 1 die. ; and Metrcipolits. Wagou, i to 1 prom. There were again lIIIMMOUII transactions in foreign stooks. tei — TAI I 0401 100 d o 100 x,004 *lll 100 ),000 100 k 0 ,40 SO : 1 15 ,900 04 0 1 01. 100 1000 100 MC 100 ,000 001 ID .°C 00 6uvi 100 6001 25 too 05 6000 10. ut 60 , }di. lei 20 SS s6i 9u 92 40 42 MI not !ii _ lis s 63 16 2 1€ it 32 - 1,/14 + 1 0,1176 10 0,000 00.000 10,100 610,000 10,000 20,000 10,000 io , uoo ! "1 4 250 viTmi! 1 - 6;i•WI loo.ooei Iooou 11,NY. 110,0 JO 60.001 Meat _~~ i