The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-12 00:00:00

-- ""'"Te LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.) MAPPIN BROTHERB r. VEILLARD. we a trader debtors' summons issued by Messrs. ,ilan Brothers, the well-known silversmiths, of King tt 0.. m-street, against Veillard, a contractor at the In : t .o.wpal Exhibition, who called his creditors together a since. 11, debtor made an admission of the debt, and if it is not . within eight days, it is understood proceedings to • a an adjudication in bankruptcy will be immediately THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. ANOTHER STREET ROBBERY. Nomas Warren iLad Batt Shat, two young men, were *.r..ught before Mr. Henry, charged with stealing • a.‘tah from Thoinu Milton, in Great Russell-street, Drury 'rue. The prosecutor said—l live at 33, Exeter-street, Bramp ton, and ant a waiter. On Friday morning last, at about 4 o'clock, I was standing against one of the pillars of Drury lane Theatre, when the ',mauler Warren came up to me, ,eized my watch, and twisted it from the swivel, which was broken. 1 instantly caught the prisoner's arm, anti icceeded in getting the watch out of bin hand. He ran and I was about to pursue him, when the prisoner ...h.., ran from the opposite side of the way anti stopped me, the same time pointing to a turning, and saying to Warren, Min down Lincoln-court." I then retained Shae, and :,ve him into custody. 1 value my watch at 31. 10s. I was icctly sober. c.notable F3i deposed to taking Shae. Prosecutor was sober. • .astable F 36 said that be was on duty in Great Wild afro. on the morning iu question, when he saw the pri .otei Warren running hard. When he saw witness, he !..died, and walked at a quiet pace to a model lodging-horse. Wancat knew him very well, and therefore did not stop hen• as there was no alarm raised at the time. Afteraards, however, when he hoard of the and found that the prosecutor's descrip t.. of the man corresponded with Warren's, he a:::,ess) went to the lodging-house, and asked if Bruiser nail: Warren was known by! was at home. They said had just gone out with a companion. Witness remained t.LI the look out for him, and took him into custody about tifiast 10. The whinier said, on hearing the charge, :La the prosecutor had got his watch back again, and :44 be ought to be satisfied. Never knew of the pri. 'oiler being in custody before. Warren--1 did not say what he says 1 said. I know ii.:bingabout it. a ~ Mr. Henry—How does Warren get his living? Witness—He runs ►bout getting cabs for people after the acres ; and is a cleverish sort of chap in that way. Mr. Daniel, a solicitor who attended for Shoe, said his ...lent was a very reepectabie young man, having been elzht months in a good situation. He had gone out to look i a cousin, a man with whom he lived, and who bad not 'crime' home that night. He heard the prosecutor shout aiter • man, and going up to him said, 'He has run d..an Lincoln-court." He kuew nothing of the other priso n,' whatever. He would call several witnesses to speak to c...srarter. . . TLS• Koeecutor, however, having adhered to his original 4,,nment, both prisoners were committed for trial. CLERK EN WELL. ATTEMPTED SEICIDE OF A TRADESMAN. respectably attired man, who appeared io very great di.tress of mind, who gave the oame of John Parffdl, and dr•cribed himself as a grocer out of business, was charged sub threatening to commit suicide at his residence, Crow'. street, Islington. Mr. William Gedge, the landlord of the Old King's ihal public-house, i'pper-street, Islington, said he bad bows the prisoner for some time, and had noticed lately tb.d he had been very much depressed io spirits in conse yauce of his not being able to obtain a situation. The pii.euer a few days since spoke about destroying him elf, saying that he was tired of his life. He him that even to talk about such • matter 1, very foolish, but the prisoner said he could not gaid up against each troubles as his. In consequence of 'that came to his knowledge and the finding of two letters, te saw Inspector Judge on the subject and the present pro coatings were taken. Mr. Gedge then headed to the magistrate the following letters, which were in the pri. ,rier's band-writing :—" Sept. 10.—Dear friend,—You will oblige by informing Miss Posell, where I have been lodging, that I am no more after this note, as I am quite deter mined.—Your truly, J. R." The other note was as fol lows :—" Dear friend,—You will accept my carpet bag and contents, upon condition that you pay the laundress the amount of or de.—Yours truly, J. ki." .. . _ In answer to the charge the prisoner said he s incerely re. gretted hie intention to destroy his life. He was in great distress because he was m debt at his lodgings. He bad had nothing to eat and drink, and he had endeavoured to collect some money due to him but without avail, for all he could get was Is. His friends were all in the country, and it he was now discharged he would at once go to them. The magistrate, who said that Mr. Gadge had acted in a very proper manner, remanded the prisoner until Monday next. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. CABE OP MANSLAUGHTER. Whom Darin. bootmaker, of 27, Barrett's-court, Mary- Ithene, and John Macdone/I, a bootmaker, of 77, Portland nad North. were charged with causing the death of John 1:Afoul. a fishmonger, of `Southwark-bridge-road. Inspector Walker watched the case. John Russell Holmes, of 1, St. Ann's-court, Wardour street, a bootcloser, said—Yesterday afternoon I was stand in: in a public-house, the Two Ships, corner of Compton and Wardour.streeta, when the deceased Game in and stood at the bar and paid for some gin. An acquaintance of mine a, there, and the deceased paid for some more gin. The dece.,ed then crushed the hand of a tall man, and asked him if he could wrestle. Deceased wanted some more beer, but the landlord would not draw it. They all left and en s.td Compton•etveet, and then shortly after deceased Anne . .< the man whose hand he had crushed, and they f.,141.t, having two or three moods in the street. Deceased Is, thrown once to the ground. 31r. Tyrwhitt—Wby did the landlord refuse to serve Witness —Because they caused a disturbance. The man dressed had been fighting with then ran away, and the de re,—el fell in pursuing Lim, and staggered against a a iadow and then got up again, an d ran in a vin !Age half-circle. The deceased then struck Davis, and Davis struck the deceased again. They went o n fighting, cud both came to the ground. Heard • .a , -. our nay the deceased had kicked Davis, and that if h e .10 it again they would kick him. They then went on laddinc, and deceased fell again. Davis hid come out of the ptildiehouse to see the first fight. On the deceased fal'irg I saw death in his f, tee, and walked away, and heard afteraanls he was dead. Other persons took the deceased inl.• a 11.etl/f ' S shop. 11Walieth Ann Wriggleswortb, of Bolsover-street.--I was in .Ir. bawsou's public-house, and saw the deceased, the last witness, and the prisoners there. The landlord refused to serve auy more. Sow deceased and Macdonell fight, and air little MaeAonell said, " I've done," and ran ...ear, and the deceased after him, and the batter fell ,ain.t Mr. Peoin's door steps. He staggered and got up in ao nelmt. and ran towards Mr. Ilartmnis,aod encountered be t , awl they bad a fight and Loth fell, hut got up again and Lad two more rounds. D.ivis struck the deceased a I .—w. which caused him to fall au bin head, and then Davis ti koi lock io the direction of deceased). head. I cannot sac whether the wound on deoecumd's head was caused by a kiek or the fall on the kerb. I did not see an actual kick. weut for a pelican's°. ILe prisoners were remanded. WANDSWORTH. CHARON Or BTE•LISO • PONT. r, a Carpenter, living at Nottiag Dale, was rhargel before Mr. Layman with idealist a pony, the pro ) 't, of Mr. rharles Barringer, a butcher, of Lower Tooting. It appeared that the pony wax stolen about four weeks ato joeu a meadow in Church-lane, leading to Tooting oomn•on. It wan safe with four others on the Monday raining, and on the following morning it was miming. The prose.mtr made swarth after the pony, but he was unable to tow it until Wednesday, when he found it in the pri seer', poromion at Shepherd's-bush. When he was sub que.tioned about the porteeasion of the pony, he st.,t e d tbd he bought it three weeks ago of a man at Ham mer.mithdock. He also repreeented that he gave 41. and hon e for the Pow". Th"loisreser repe a ted the same statement before his worah,p, sod a,:d he was a respectable man. A emu.... aas eAlkd by the prisoner to prove that he wan preleot wh.-n the purcbale was made. The prisoner acid the man from whom be bought the pony was the &111 of a publican in Hammersmith, and be always considered him a respectable man. air. Haym an wail he should remand the prisoner for le gume -4, but he consented to take his own recogaisances for bi. appearance. .The pri soner complained of being locked up since the pre 'mei day and of bail having been retuned. A lito Exituss.—The other day, in New Haven, ennoectient, an Irishman, who had been married eight fMta, and hail nine children, thought he deserved exemp tion, hecauoi lie could serve his country so much better at bonne. -4 mere . eau paper. Daring the service in st. John's Church at Turin co Sunday last, a man armed with an axe approached the statu e of the Virgin, which was placed in the nave ready to he carried in procession at the conclusion of the mama, and with toprated blows knocked off the head and both srdo.The impreesim caused by this act of sacrilege was toleirrilahle ; the people rushed forward, and would pro l'hir have tore him to pieces bad he not been rescued by the military. A s i t was, he was taken to the post at the Madam% Palace in a deplorable state from the blows given to Liu,. lie is supposed to be a lunatic. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1862. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY 111110T110 TELEGRAPH.) LEICESTE lt MEETI N G. -(T II IS DAY.) NI'RSERY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Lady Superior, Kennet, Novara, Tourist, King of Italy, and dada are here. SCURRY HANDICAP. Half a mile. • • • MieaJului, Abron, Peignoir, Trrraguna, Mmnt Liviogelone, Pupil, Hopeful Dunham, and King of Italy are Lore. WELTER HANDICAP. Mile and a quarter. Pergus, Colonel Crockett, Hopeful Duchess, and Horatio are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles. Eastern Princess, /tally Edmond, Shepherdess, Master George, Knutsfonl, and Caller Os. WEYMOUTH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) COUNTY STAK ES. One mile and a distance. South Australian, Bloodhound, Pinkepoe, and Roeuthella are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Sir furlongs. Reprieve, Jack-in-the-Box, Baseball*, Harriet Watts, and Fitaruyter are here. NURSERY PLATE. Threeluarters of a mile. Prioceu Wove], The Idea, rod Pearl c are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. St, Bernard, Bloodhound, Fitzavon, Violet, Caliber', TOtliO, Nativity, Rhcebta, and Tadworth. All are here. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY. BEPTEMBER 12. 8 ♦.M. IL IC D. F.O. 7 R. B. - - - - - - NAIRN ....... 29.74 68 66 ASV. b 6 c - 2 ILIARDEEN 29.83 53 62 A.S. W. 5 6 r - 3 Linz - 1 BKREiOI 93 66 63 S.W. 4 8 r - 1 ARDROS.9.4II 29.90 56 52 B.W. 2 7 dr 0.23 PORTRI/1111 - 2 GALWAY VALENTI& - 4 Qvccisrow 30.14 60 59 W. 3 3 b - MOL% HEAD - Livintrom 30.00 65 63 B.A.E. .2 9 0 - 2 PEMBROKE 30.19 59 58 W. 1 9 5r 0.17 1 71134.497.8 80.32 58 67 W. 2 9 r - 2 PtirnOrrn 30.21 58 58 7.. 0 7 lr 0.09 1 licitsEY - 1 A r cirm .BTH PORTestours 30.19 56 63 N.W. 3 3 c - DoVCB. - 1 103E08 30.19 52 50 W.N.W. 1 3 m - - VA NioUTH - 2 RBORLO99. 30.07 51 60 W. 2 2 b - 1 gium.ne . 30.00 St 60 W.S.W. 6 6 47 - ILIGOLP YD 30.1 6 55 51 E. 1 1 b - 1 PROIMILLi srrritnLY. trrNo4T. A.W. to N.W., fresh, 800YLIJID. S.W.to N.N.W., strong :MAT. N. ti. W., strong slerate. . to N., fresh to SATURDAY. S.W. to N.W., fresh, S. W. to with some rain. to mo W.B W, to N. N.W., IRZLARD. W.S.W. fresh, showery. moders_ _. S.W. to S.W., moderate W. Calmat. W.d.W. to N. N.W., to strong, rain in fresh to moderate. place► As next above. B.W.F.Not,smi. As next above. W.N.W.toW.S.W., Tao- &IL YJIGLAIID. W. to N., moderate, derate to fresh, gene- generally flue. rally fine. As next above. K. Coast AS next above. 100 1 100 100 I wl leo 104 ! SHARE LISTS.(THIS DAY.) Two o'Otool. There is little change to-day in the railway market, which remains very quiet. Great Western and South Eastern stocks have receded / per cent., while the other principal lines are quoted the same as at the close yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 936 to 1 ex div. ; Great Western, 841 to 881 ex div. ; Midland, 128} to iex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 107 ex div. • London and South Western, 99 to 100; Great 'Eastern, 44 to 2 ; Caledonian, 109/ to / ; Great Northern, 123 to 124 ex div. ; and South Eastern, 821 to 83 ex div. Foreign and colonial railway shares are likewise inactive. Lombardo-Venetian are quoted 4 to k prem. UNDINANY litiAMB AND STOCK& - - Ob. IPd I RAILWAY& Closing ptioes Woo to-day yeaterdaj. I to 1 p.m. ; W °Lamour r 'Birk.,l4a,&CitseJune. Diaalibarn . Myth and typo BosionAleard,rntdcLC Belstol and luta Caladanlan lcork and Boadon.. I 7 88 88 xd 14)91 101 6 1 id 109} a▪ ll To. A j A no div. until all ;Do. B 1p.o.logroldio& 01l :Lublin Tao. on Ihtud-,Port.h, & 10 itdlutxtegbitutttibtagoo • Forth and Clyde Awe. too •01a•gow & & Wadden too . 'Great Eastern W 1 2 5 0 41 43 zd 9 10 83 86 104 100 40 47 42 44 :2 22} 135 140 123 124 xd 1241 1251 id 132 134 id IC4 Ic6 xd 65 654 xi L 4 66 xd 1061 107} 62 64 1201 1211 44 46 I 03} 64 xd Do. xest Great North oi mount beet Northern MA 1A rec. no ay. tut- Uo. f Linnet. lipoid!' tis. boUtllat W. (fitr. Greet Wtottirs Do.BtoarVal.Gun.fitit Lenonabire& Yortslitr London and blaokwall ;Lon..Britto t tr..ll . ' London& North gado I Do. Eighths i(oudondrionthWestee Londonderry&Coleraln Do. and Fardsklini. ilisn..enetottLineolaw• !Metropolitan Do. New Do. Num.& Derby Lid. DC Wu. tire.) Ltd Kent Newcastle and Cerlisl. Newry.% Arosseholet. Newry,Werrenp.MP.o Nortoll North British 93 100 1,161 . . 1,81 :41 iiliimid! 97 99 :di riai.killn.,Perth, Dan& North Devon Sail ik L. N. Bantam—Berwick . Do. O.N. Lrui t. North Load- n Do. ti er North Staffordshire NoiLMB. Westentl mac Scottish Central .ftoctian N. Scottish Midland Shropshire Union Sittingbotrtneadbeern ,South Devon South Easters eolith Wales S. Yorksh. Wert ball 114alnaikWobingtm.,io. Stockton & Darlington 111 13 id', 110 112 id l 127 1:h1 z.ll 116 120 Id! 110 112 ad, 163 106 zdi 107 101 xd, Id 461 It 431 21 22 12.5 fi IZI id 66f i xd xd 109.7 09 ico I ts) ‘.l I 1/0 02 I 101 Il•S 75 77 21 76 78 z F le/ 172 id I 103 106 IST lga 116 118 116 116 136 140 116 116 631 121 i 93}+ 128 81 1 xd pm xd 98 xd 591 fi I - 8S 61 I 4 zd PSy 21 ici 68y 8 6,1 xd id —. id xd zd id xd xd id sd zd xxrrrau POBBIBBIONS. IPd I IUn.wAYL ID YAMS 11/10. lownenow 100 Doe. U. 60.1w.g.ip.0. 2 lb. New ell DwiDdodtlwielineceill ell Do. Primewee 100 11w6L,Deorat..10w1Oga este. DU. Lag. 1,1871 eadoreedbybaDl..ll. 120 De. Job kurts ditto_ 100 Do.lene 1E 7 4. 100 Chloofia reetbern 100 !Caw I .. l lDoekip.e.was too "Laken Bowl 100 INeol IMW bb gua. 6 p. 6 De. G. liotou3lou... Do. H. do 11). Woad Trunk of Canada _ Mein pekoe 1 Mos today yestoolol. to 1 pa Do. II pie et Pre. .. Duoiet.Prof .6 p.01.8c. Do. O pie et Debra . Da l pow on. 1802.... Do. Ow Inti.... Do. do. 1874.... teat Indian Peninsula 66 de 101 its 103 4 - no. Nv' "_. 4 1 78 U 76 79 76 79 102 104 108 109 1034 1444 143 104 1 te m 64 99 IA 60 SO 92 40 63 SO U 30 32 1024 1034 t Pla 1021 Iter n 12 124 tl 71 49 9) 101 Do. January, 1e62 Gt. S. of ludla g. p. at. at Waal (hands. Shama Do. New ..... . . Do.llp.alkhr.parn,w.op Uo. Lt du.. 77. wit. . BilUd.Bda... Ind Dc‘ ian Branch Limited Warr Guar. s p a r Cl. Do. do. r u t Do. pr a y ed_h &Bowl; N. Wanawd Quads dais A oza.a. Ds. do. Loa do. Do. do. B cop. 40. Do. do. Led do. N. IL of Canada 6 p. o. ddado- 00 02 twits pax 94 102 103 96; 9bi 5 7 6 7 4 6 4 6 8$ 56 15.1 111 Dar i Pus lul 108 9d 100 Do. t Do. Vab Do.lnd.l34.VioLg.V.e' 104 1061 } son ii si MONEY BARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooi. The stock markets to-day exhibit even in creased dulness, and the transactions altogether have been upon a very restricted scale. The funds have declined it per cent., owing to a few sales. In the other markets there is scarcely any feature of interest. _ . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's I telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 75c., being A per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 931 to f for money, ! and 931 to 1 fur the Bth of October. The official business report is as follows :—Three ' per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, },l, ; ditto, for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92k, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 92, ; Bank Stook, 242, 243; India Stock, 231 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1091, ; the Five per Cent. enfaced rupee paper, 1041 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 100 k ; the June Exchequer Bills, 186., 21s. prem. ; ditto, March, 235. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise rather quiet. Turkial,Bonds are well supported, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 85 to 86; that of 1858, 671 to lex div. ; the scrip of the New Loan, If to Id die. ; and the paid-up, 66 to 1 ; Peruvian scrip is quoted / to 1 die. ; Portuguese, 2A to 1 prem. ; Venezuelan, 11 to 2 prem. ; Egyptian (first issue), 90 to 91, ex div. ; ditto (second issue), 6 to 7 prem., ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 911 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1021; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 90, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, paid-up scrip, 91 : Italian Maremmana Railway, 71k; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 311 ; Peruvian Four-and•a-Half per Cents., scrip, 11, 1 dia. ; ditto C, paid iu full, 921; Portuguese Three per Cents., scrip, 151. paid, 21, / prem. ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 231. 10s. paid, f, prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 931, ; Spanish passive, 191 ; ditto Certificates, si ; Turk'sh Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 671, /, ex ear. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 501. paid, 11, d, f die ; ditto paid up, 66k, 66; ditto Guara•eteed Four per Cents. 1021 ; Venezuela Three ner Cents., for &vomit, 271. The demand for money at the Bank of England yesterday was brisker, and the supply in the general market having diminished, less disposition was shown to do business below the Bauk minimum. Occasional transactions took place, however, at per cent. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day"), and terminate on Tuesday. A notification has appeared, signed by the Portu guese financial agent, and by Messrs. Knowles and Foster, contractors for the recent successful Portu guese Loan, giving the numbers of 9,856 3 per cent. bonds, representing 985,6001., which have been cancelled, iu conformity with the royal decree dated the 21st Juue last, authorising the new loan. About 5,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The steamer Delta will take to-day 401,8701. in specie for Bombay, of which 20,0001. is gold, and the rest silver. A conference of many of the large and influential creditors of Mr. Zachariah Pearson, of Hull, took place yesterday at the offices of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., when the state of his affairs was considered, and confidence expressed as to the ultimate realisation of his estate. A resolu tion was come to that upon payment of 40 per cent. in money on or before the Ist of October to the un secured creditors they would hold over the re mainder of their claims, the creditors holding secu rity consenting also to hold over their claims upon any balance that may ultimately be found due to them, relying upon payment of such balances out of the proceeds of the estate as they maybe realised. This arrangement is to be carried out by a com mittee of five gentlemen who were appointed for that purpose. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,4091. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 5221.; the Midland, an increase of 2,8011.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 637/ ; and the Great West ern, an increase of 7,248/. The Smyrna and Aidin Railway will be opened to Ephesus, 50 miles from Smyrna, on the 15th init. A telegram front Smyrna states that the traffic for the week ending 7th instant amounted to 4861. We are requested to state that no further appli cations will be received fur the Kent Coast Rail way 6 per cent. preference B shares after Tuesday next, the 16th inst. A special meeting of the Calcutta and Burmah Steam Navigation Company is called for the 20th inst. " for the purposes specified in the separate notice forwarded to each shareholder." The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Weiluesday, Sept. 10, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 8,768,199 Decrease 1,096.385 Other deposits Government securities in MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN HOLBORN. 1 NQU EST. —(CH IS DAY.) This morning Dr. Lankeeter, the Central Mid dlesex coroner, opened an inquest at the Queen's Arms, Red Lion-passage, Holborn, as to the death of Eliza Chandler, aged thirty years, the wife of an assistant at Prosser's oyster shop, in Holborn, and residing at 13, Red Lion-street. It appears from the report of the police end from the evidence adduced that the deceased was discovered last Tuesday night by a Mrs. Perkins lying in the passage of No. 13, Iland-court, Red Lion street, apparently aae drunk and incapable, and, with the assistance of some lodgers in the house, why were (Wends of the deceased, upon whom it is presumed she was calling to see, Mrs. Perkins conveyed her to a room where she was laid on a sofa, and, being supposed to hr drunk. she was suffered to remain there unnoticed until the following morning, when, on an attempt being made to arouse her, she was found quite dead. . . M. Sheen, • tailor, living at 13, Hatid court, deposed that on his return home on the night in question he found Mrs. Perkins attempting to get deceased upstairs, and he =listed her. Deceased appeared to be under the influence: of liquor. Henry Chandler said deceased was his wife. He missed her on his return home that night from business. The fol lowing morning be received a message from 13, Hand-court, stating she was lying there ill. His tint question was, has she cut her throat or poisoned herself because she had ! previously attempted suicide. He found her lying dead in Hand-court, and at once sent for Dr. Valpy. Mr. Valpy, surgeon, of Gray's-inn-lane, deposed that he attended upon the deceased and found that she had been seriously injured at the back of the head. He performed a post-mortem examination of the body, and discovered severe fracture of the skull over the back of the bead and great bruises and depression on the bone. Internally it was ascertained that the occipital bone was fractured nearly under the seat of the bruises extending from the upper part of the back of the head to the base of the skull, with considerable effusion of blood. He examined the brain and found clots corresponding with the depressed surface of the bone, and considerable effusion. All the other organs of the body were quite healthy. The cause of death was from fracture of the skull. _ _ _ By the Coroner—He could not conceive that it was mused but by a very severe blow. It was not, in his opinion, such a fracture as might be produced from falling downstairs. Dr. Heasley, of Hatton.garden, Amsted in the postmortem examination, and was ready to fully corroborate his evidence. The Coroner thought it unnecessary to examine farther witnesses at present, as the case assumed too serious a nature to be at once disposed of. Inspector Pierce, of the E division of police, produced a large stone which he rid was kept to fasten back a door at the foot of the stairs where deceased was found insensible, and be desired to know if the deceased fell back against' that stone in a state of drunkennees, whether such injuries would not be likely to be produced. Mr. Valpy was quite sure no fall would produce such in juries. The Coroner adjourned the inquiry to enable the police to make an investigation of the affair. THE FATAL COLLISION ON TER CRYSTAL PALACE RAILWAY AT LONDON-BRIDLE. INQUE3I.-(THI§ DAY.) This morning the investigation was relumed by Mr. John Humphreys. one of the Middlesex coroners, at the Three Crowns Tavern, City, into the circumstances of • collision between • passenger train from the Crystal Palace, and ► ballast train at the London•bridge Terminus, on the sth August, by which Mn. Harriet Coleman, aged 42, boat her life. The jury, after a long deliberation, returned a verdict— " That deceased died from the effects of ulceration of the intestines from typhoid fever, accelerated by a shock to the system from a collision on the London. Brighton. and South Coast Railway, and that the said collision was occa sioned by the driver of a pilot-engine coming out of a siding without leave or due caution, and that the pointinnan at the said siding has no means of stopping, by stop-points or otherwise, an engine no coming out of the aiding, which is highly dangerous to the lives of the public." THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE LAMBETH SUSPENSION BRIDGE. LATDST PARTICULARS.—(THIS DAY.) We were happy to find, upon inquiry at the works this morning, that the results of yesterday's ►ccident were by no means so serious as was represented in the hurry and affright which immediately succeeded. It was at first stated that two boys, named Smith and Henderson, were drowned, since neither could be found, and both were supposed to have been among those at work on the scaffold, when the ktter gave way. Now, however, it is proved that Smith was discharged some one or two days ago, so that Henderson remains only to be accounted for. Unfortunately, there can be no doubt a to the fact of hie having been drowned, although his body has not yet been recovered. With regard to the workmen who were also pre cipitated into the river, eight in number, and several of whom it wu at first feared were severely injured, it seems that they were in reality more frightened than hart. They were all again at work this morning pre senting no further external marks of injury than a gurgle black eye. The came of the accident, in the opinion of Mr. Barlow, engineer to the company, vas • de. feet in the construction of the scaffold itself, which rested on a series of poles. tapering from one ex. tremity to the other, and suspended transversely under the bridge upon iron slings. To equalise the strength of a platform or scaffold so sustained the ordinary mode of construction is to hang the poles with thick end. and thin ends alternating ; but in this in stance, all the thick ends were on one side, all (the thin ends on the other ; and it was while the men were crowding together upon the thin end side rivetting the car riage-way girders with red hot bolts, that the pole imme diately beneath them broke, and the whole were precipi tated into the river. SYMPATHY WITH GAILIBALDI.—A memorial is now in course of signature, requesting the mayor to sell a town's meeting to consider the recent lamentable event which hu consigned the Liberator of Italy to a prisoo. The object of the meeting will be to express the sympathy of our townsmen with Garibaldi, and to memo rialise her Majesty's government to use its influence to hasten the withdrawal of the French troops from Rome. The memorial has already been numerously and mast re spectably signed be persons of various shades of political opision.—Birwunghant Post. Ditto Tad Vale muo - iiikar Do. Do. Vale of Naga Victoria Stn. & Magian Wirt Cornwall I WAtanhpoolDmiutk. Waal Malaud—Usfor: Ditto Newport Ditto tiera, 693 602 27 28 951 on ad 1} Of ...azd 66 IA; xd 814 zd 102 104 Par Pa. 61 41 •da 10i di! id 116 118 49 90 104 100 60 118 sui aSg id 93 Sag x 671 68j id 97 90 6 1 7 1 979 afig 8 9 245 . 160 id 2i pu , dis • 83 85 zd 141 14* 43 44 $4 36 94 94 id FREIMAN:4CE SKARN& I Milos ortoss. it•rt.w•re. Bt. HQ Brialuletkanterap.c.nak, 81. 100 Caledonian Quar. 812.. an Cork awl Bandon 54p.c 16 all (Amman, 6 par . It all 'Oun.Periii.ik Aber.J on. I St. 100 Min.& Glasgow Sp. of 64. 100 KrUn..Pertb.fain..44, St. 100 GLEnatern,E.C.Ex.,6p., cenL, No. 1 BL 709 Do. do. No. 2 ; 100 Do. do. 0 percent. pref ; St. 'lOO Do. E. Angiain A, sp. c fit. 100 Do. do. A, 7 per ceut St. 100 Do. E.Union, 4p. ct gua • St. 100 Do. do. 6 per sent gun St. 100 Do. Norf. sp. c. E „lbw; St. 100 Do. St per ct. pref., 11347 St. 100 Do. sp. ct. ttaveney V. St. 100 Great Northern, 6p. et.. St. 100 Do.6o.red.at 10 p.ot.pio. 18t. 100 Do. 4* pee coat. ISL 100 Do.6p.o.red.at p c.pos ; 10 all GLN. Scotland. nit Prof • 60 6 GLWaet.allerksst Hants AL 100 Do. redeem. t 1 p. oen ; St. 100 • Do. redeem 4p. con Bt. 100 Do. Irredettin. 4p.cl . St. 100 Do.6lgetre.leens Pre , SL 100 Do. Lam. Cua stock St. 100 Do. Sine. Pret. that St 100 Do. Cheek 1111 a. Stock; St. 140 Do.CbestsrPLßL ass. St 100 • Do. do. do. 6 ' SL 100 Lanc.k Yorksb. p.c.St ; St. 100 Loo.ttbright..6 p.c.Gus St 'go. 1 St. 100 D0.6p.0. do. No. 114. 100 Do.' p.o. do. , 111. 100 Do. do. N 84. 100. Do. p.a. do. .. . et. 10, Do. p.mprtsa do St. 100 D0.7p.0. rref.Stock Bt. 100 Do.flp.o.da.(W.S.ffe.P 8L 11.4.1 Do.4p.c.oLldlr. del. ti St. 100 Lo l a.L4uttliana and Dore St. .100 Laft6ll2.Cot.BN mktg ; St. 100 Lttsi.W.lp.e.St.latetal St. 100 boudon.'4 , r) and Kum- • Itn) Itan.BlleLff Lusc.llp.o. 6 tl Do. g 6 St. 'lOO Do. g 3 per cant 10 6 . Do.redeemable Spat I 84. 100 lidlandeonsap.c.Stac • St. 100 Do.ooas./Ir.ff 16.011. c I nt. 100 Do.4ep.ct. Prot Scoot St. 100 Do.l.dlittlatu• p.c St. 100 Norfolk Sp.ct. Ix. Sire. 84. 100 North Banish 6 worn St. 106 Do. New Otte. 10 all Do. Border Limon gu. 04. Loa N.Kas.—eous.4 p a 17 de D). do, de 20 11 Do. Lords 6 pet. No. 1 15 10 Jo. York. U.& S. purr 20 all North Staffordshire 84 all Soottiall Coat. New Pref Bt. 100 Soot.N.E.ll;pst.Prat.rl, St. 100 Do.Aber.gu.Sp.c St. 100 Do. 7 o.ok Pr o 7. Stock 10 all S. Devon fixed 41 p. c. 1.00 all Lisa (EPA An. 41.0.0 ' ! St. 100 i Do. ti per tout 181. 100 • Do. aged 4f per osai SL 100 IL Woks gua. 4p. oeat St. 100 Do. 41 per Gent St. 100 8. Ycekahlre 4 19. c. gua , 25 all Stock.diDartingsou &p.c 16 all Do. do. Sop.c 26 all . Do. do. C6p.c 84. .100 'Wake.diallkoan s ylp.c , St. 100 ff.latd—Os.Llatgita.st . St. .100 Do. do. 203 do St. !WO Do. Newp. p. et. Pref St. 100 DoAo.pirp.l Pct. Orel /01AION la-IMAM WI lA lowlan Antwerp Saltottlantl all Ardennes IS Bahia& B..Fr oi Ltf p.c all %gle .11an S all nesters to Gralsam st at; 1 BO Can:elms Moe I SAIL an 002 1 aP 0 alll Do. Sztenalon IS Dutch Rhenish all :astern of Franoe all lit Russian gua. 0. P.O. all Gt. Central of France all At Lazetche. Coast. M nalltalian Junction all UM Constance I Bale aD i Liners area Turnhout all 'Wow and Genera all I Marta Antonia all IlfamaiLlsg•iyha all !Do. epe. .Prt Beiggoc. .11 11forliara cd li I t De. New Shares an .Iferweettaa Trunk Prof. 17 OttomantlatyratAldlni W Ines. Lyass. sad %bat an Pada and Odom all 'Leila sad S. itliDeiho3 (PIEUM= 7 S I ) . a an Rig ßoyals sad all Royal Dial& all Berea* W I Do. 7 per mg. all Sambre and Meal all Do. foe per seat. Pref 8 llanPanlo L liza.)..7perot l 18 IL Aut.& LoatNeaellea 10 ,i1.1.0f Portnaal7perctp sal Southern of France.— A ,'feria and Bayous 71 7! —: Z pal' 2 II pia I I I I I 101 111 4,4mta 21tie 14 14 Pi el 10 21 4111.1 41i • 10 dl.' 45 46 I It 111 i zd 14 17 101 10} fot t 11 pm 4 4i Va - - an Illrast Asada. . a Do. sip, a. an WI S.IA. W.at hombre. U U I li die xd li c 7 l a , 10 0-i n I DIBEN! - - - - ----_,--- - No. 11116 I eraoa IPa I 11. Pei" skas l Henn N. illteelik.49.sassaall me 96 104 MIS licelldkap.o.Kar.ldept.7 - - mai a. 111 . 11 6*...etasa.d.hili US 99100 -•- it. Ileolaki NAlest. •p. at NO - - al . w amomags.-Giacs. a es 100 162 167 1.. 162 98 80 101 108 21 1U 124 1 i I.n 60 68 i 2 1,.. 158 , 40 It 3 105 xd 05 56 ztli 113 1.6 110 112 I{ 11 02 04 201 11 01 dui id L d § ia Lir 10 101 id Y 4 101 103 101 101 85 90 tlit 83 It 88 84 49 44 125 1521 id' I 2 134 id. 100 192 zdl 191 124 id LULWAYS. _ I Closing prices. COLONIAL GOVLILNLIENT BZCIIILL! Ip& No. I 10001(6. CL plow I Rafe, —.. .. Caa.Gov.4 p.c., 1877.82 , 100 106 107 — .... .. Do.e per cent.,loB34_lloo —.. .. D 0.6 per et.Feb.&Aug.j 100 1( 3 105 —.. .. Do. 6 par ct.filsrAteop. , 100 1(3 105 zd 2,214, .. Do. I per conk 186, .. Do.Spereent.ln Btock 100 95 94 .... .. Capitol° 110petv.c4.1873 (00 109 111 .... .. Do do. 1080; 100 112 114 Do. do 11101 , 100 111 113 iOllOOO .. Saw Brtnew.Glov.Bp.ct. 100 1044 1064 .... .. N. 8. Wales Or.6p. c. 16,10 100 101 102 .... .. Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876 100 100 101 .... .. Do. 6p. C. 1888 —.. 1.. New Zallsnd 6 per cent lOO 108 110 280,009,.. Nova Scotia 6p. 00476 106 1 0 5} 106} 100 .... ... S. Aust.Gov. 6 p.c. Bonds 100 108 110 .... 1.. Vic. 09.6 p. o.Jan.dJulf 100 106 MS ... .. I Do. do. 6p. o. April & 11 . 100 1 094 114 100 4 MDMISLLAMSOUS. Mo. 18b. I , Jo Irian a. IPd 1 CL. prices 1 Bales. 10,00 e 10 Amikelisakais KIM i .11 174 18} 80,0U1• 10 Wane ILL Mail Skil all 2 4 18,004 46 tastrallsa Am10uL....11 234 WOK 10 Berlin Waterworks .. ' all 6 I} 20400 6 Bombay Gas, Limited.., 1 I fpm 534,740 St. SOL& Irlen Mag. t 06.. NO '6O 54 id 8,201 0 Do. 13 7pmo. MU 18s• lal 9 91 0,911 4.1 (Muds Land ' all 100 102 660.00( 81. Cop.Mgoeflg.& Innen I al. 14 18 1,00292+ St. *maul Palace 'loo 'B4 U 36 41 1210,821 IL Do. PrMermicsi lOO .100 112 277 MC Si Do. 6p. et Peep. 14 4 - 'lO 6 119 111 10,000 10 6 IndlaCottonAgency,L 21 } dis 4pm Mom. , 10 a. won. is L0n..6.1.4,,,, I all 8 10 69,0 M lii , qmstltsdlairrlir.et Cr.., i I t .n. 4 MO 700,00(' 84. Illeable Telegraph ... 1 108 . 00 103 MOW 6 'Dm. and Amt. Cop. . 1 slll 14 2 10,00( 'Ur Gm. Steam Navtgati .. 114 1 464 27 id 1130,001. 1 Great 8111 p (Limited) . l al ' 4 4 100,00 , 1 Do. 174 per cent. l'rvi 'al I j 14 12,00 6 Lou. Dtgrlet TeL (/..1. 44' 41 S I dls tOO.OO, 4 Lou. Om. CA 41 . Omnibus ' If I 10,000 10 L00.&.4.1re.DD.Te1.,L.' 1 2, 30,001 ,SO : Madrae Into. & Ca- , 1 211 14 pm MOM. , 10 . *Mlles. ILL TeL (Lim , al , 34 44 80,01.10 116 Sattonal Diacouut Co ' 6, 14 If pm 4,00( 30 Verbuddo , o4l,9lren. 1 , 6 : 1 2pm 60,0 P 6 Netherlands L. 8 ii. c.prl! al 4 1 1,714 MO Si. Brans, &N. Scot. 40 161 ;10 12 '"8.67• 1 N. Brit. Andraloslau. al I 1 1 10 ‘,01.1. 1 Mesta Oss 4,..6. I" w.f. u. In. 8 4111. (UM • • .'I I 8 8 4 10,000 5 Ottoman Gas I! fdls}pm CAW. , 81. rod 11.1Thr La 6.14 It* 40 13 10,00 50 Psalm and Orlon. 84cea ;al 72 74 73 * 0 N. ~ DA Wow . . fie ,12 14 t.. 44 3} 17,000 10 Quebradabiltd...4 31..,L 14 } 4Ws 61.0.kr I. ...Nor di. L., Ina. w.. , a, 10,00.4, 60 Ithimiley Iron 10.0 s II It,, New 4,230 26 (1.10 deism City 1m. 1 ,L.; • 411 274 184 29,760 . 25 Do. do 2 , 4 jpm 16,00 , Ilk .Royal Mall Blom 210,0 a 84. •ioottlah Amt. lamenm. 1130 1130 136 14,20 l6 .Bouth Australian Lan,l ai .31 33 76,01. ; 1 ' Sukolartne Tsl. Bertp 110,00. I De. do. linsgstcrsd lal ; 4 4zd i 1,1 ,1 .10 Do. do. 60,001, il ; 1 1 . legeapli to India (L ) 1 1 l i. lOn 6lt • 1 , •7. & AO. of Aust;4l r 1.: II lin 60.00 , ,YO • erust&Lti.Co.U.Cimini. ; . I 4 1 pin 90,08* ' 'ln. ICingdow 1 .4.1. . S i .11s oar 10,06‘,....” Via Dur,,... tan/ !, . ll} 124 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLool. In the mining market to-day, East Caradon shares are again in very active demand, and have advanced to 53} to b 4, being 31. 15s. above the last price of yesterday. A tele gram from this mine states that the wall of the lode is cut, but that its value will not be known until to-morrow. Wheal Ludcott shares have improved to 13} to 14. East Carn Brea are steady, at 131 to ; Wheal Scton are quoted 1149 to 151. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no alteration. Business has been done to-day in Cam brian Consolidated Gold Mines shares at to I prem. A company is in course of formation, on the cost book principle (with a special code of rules and regulations), to work the new Shepherd Silver Load Mine, in the parish of Perran-Zabuloe, Corn wall, and in the district of several celebrated divi dend-paying mines. There are 2,048 shares, and 1!. per share deposit will be payable within one week after the appointment of committee, bankers, &c., for which purpose a general meeting will be held as soon as practicable after the entire number of shares shall have been applied for. Already about a third of the number have been bespoken, and the cost-book is ready for signature at the office of Messrs. Thomas P. Thomas and Son. LORD KINNAIRD'S TORKTAH BATH FOR CArrLL— A bath of this description, designed specially for the treat ment of cattle, but largely made use of also by the people in the neighbourhood, has recently been erected by Lord Kienaird, in the vicinity of the fern of ldillhill, occupied by his lordship's factor, Mr. M•Laren. The curative pro perties of the bath have already been demonstrated in a marked manner in the case of several calves suffering from scour, kr. ; but still more wonderful is the influence it has had upon two or three feeding stots affected with pleuro-pneumonia. Out of three patients, two that we maw have every appearlioce of progressing towards perfect health. They eat well, walk about with seeming comfort and ease, the cough has lost its nasty metallic sound, the discharge from the nose is stopped, they are no more hide ' bound, and their coat has no longer the staring aspect of disease. The third patient, a larger animal than the other two, is not yet so far recovered, but the beast is a great deal! better than it was. Of course, this one experiment is not enough to justify anyone in declaring the Turkish bath to be a specific in the cure of plenro ; but it is valuable so far as it goes, and it is upon an accumula tion of such facts that a science is reared. The heat required to produce a favourable impression in cases of Filmic, needs Ito be very great—up to 300 to 212 degrees, boiling point, in fret. At a less temperature the curative effect was not very visible. In other diseases of a primarily less dangerous, but, if neglected• in the end of a hardly tees fatal, character, the bath has beau found a " perfect cure." It can be erected and carried on for a comparatively trains' cost—one that we think would repay large stock-owners to expend.—Scottish Farmer. . _ - -- - The famous horse Nutwith, the property of the Marquis of Exeter, met with an accident on Wednes day, which caused it to be destroyed yesterday morning. The horse was examined by Mr. J. Wattam, veterinary surgeon, of Stamford. who found a (*laminated tractors is the shoulder. Nutwith won the Doncaster St. Leger is 184 I.—Stanford Mercury. SHROPSHIRE UNION RAI,.WAY AND CANAL COMPANY. —The thirty-second half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the Raven Hotel, Shrewsbury, on Saturday lest ; the Earl of Yowls in the cha r. The follow ing brief report was read :—" The statement of account. to the 30th June last, now submitted, has been duly audited, and has already been circulated among the proprietors. The dividend to which the shareholders are entitled, under the lease to the London and North Western Company, is at the rate of lt. 17s. 6d. per cent. per annum, being half the rate of the dividend declared by that company in respect of the past half-year." The report having been agreed to, Mr. Hasledine proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman and the other directors, which was cordially carried, and duly acknowledged by his lordship. The meeting then broke up. A Lim AT Lenox —As the menagerie of M. Rees WAS three days back proceeding from Hanover to Geeethendorf, the horse harnessed to the caravan which onuSsioed the lion took fright and dashed off at a rapid pace. The vehicle was overturned, and the lion contrived to get loose. Fortunately, the keeper did not lose his pre:settee of mind, and managed partly by cameos and partly by force to induce the formidable animal to re-enter ita cage, where it was secured with ropes caul the woodwork was repaired. CRYSTAL PALAU& Gazer FOUNTAINS. (hex SHILLING DAY.—THURSDAY, SEPT. IL—Aderneeicoe on payment, 11,612 ; ditto, by sees= ticks* 984 ; total, V.,506. banking department Otherseeurittee in banking department Coin and bullion in both 11,111,067 Increase 41,125 departments u -- 17,0;11,538 Decrease 213,682 Seven day and other bills 859,825 Inexcame 20,2132 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes &coin in banking department). 11,V5,978 Increase 250,053 . . There have beeu some large movements in the deposits, but they nearly balance each other. The decline in the private securities thus chiefly explains the increase iu the reserve. There is a reduction of moderate amount iu the coin and bullion. BANK OF KNOLAND.—An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and tth Vie., e. W., fur tho week ending on Wednesday, Sept. 10, lgeg. __ 111181 7 11 PIN Notes Issued L31,432,0.6, PAIMUST. Govertunent debt C 1,015,100 Other seeuritiee 4684,900 Ootd coin and bul lion Silver bullion 551,44925 WILING DI Proprietors' Owns' L14 5A ,665,000 Best 12,708 Public Deposits (in cluding nay. Banks, Coin. ate of National 01,44926 Debt, — antl - 1117. Accts.) Other Depoidta 12.800.613 heron day and other Bills 851,815 g41,6113,6C6 Sept, 11, 1882. k db. I Pd I PAIMMIT. Government Been- lithe (Including WW ad eight An unity) Other Securities Notes Gold awl Wm Coln.. 82,3,41 S L{1,833,6C6 I. MARSHALL Chief Guhfer. Tnuasner Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 for the Bth October, opened and closed to-day at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 931 to 1. The offi cial business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, 1 ; ditto, for account (Oct- 8), 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 991, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, April, 1886, 10, 141 ; ditto, Red Sea Telegraph Annuities, August, 1908, 211: India Stock, 232 ; the India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1,1, 1 ; the Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1111,1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, October, 1863,1001, 101. The India Five per Cent. Stock has again risen 1, closing at 1091 to 1. The rupee paper was inquired for. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 17s. to 20s. prem., and the June 20s. to 23e. prem. The transactictns in foreign stocks were upon only a moderate scale. The principal feature was a , fresh rise of fully 1 per cent. iii the Turkish Internal Stock, which closed at 36i to 311. Other Turkish stocks were well supported. Italian Five r Cents. have risen it per cent,, and Russian scrip while Portuguese scrip has declined J. Specie tive realisations caused a relapse of Ito Mexican. Venezuelan Bonds, both old and new, were in demand. Oriental Bank and Alliance Bank @bares Mire inquired for to-day, while Ottoman Bank and Union Bank of Ireland were fiat. In miscellaneous shares the only alterations were a slight decline in Australian Agricultural, and an improvement is Victoria Dock. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 10 to }prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2il to f prem. ; Commercial Union Assur ance, to f die. ; Universal Marine, lf to I. dis.; London and Provincial Marine, I die. to par ; and Mercantile Fire, If to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were u follows :—Bank of Hindus tan, 11 to 11- dis. ; Union Bank of Ireland, 1 1 to If ; Northern allway of Buenos Ayres, Ito ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, par to prem. ; Bank of Queensland, 11 to Of dia. ; and ndon and Middlesex Bank, do. to par. 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LA/42.-erifill DAY.) The supply of English wheat since list report is liberal ; Amer moderate. bailey, oats, beans, sad peas short ; &Mel sod Irish very limiteaL The foreign supply is liberal of wheat ; American art Prussian for the most part, and a little HAATIaaII. Flour, • large increase of American barrels. Barley continues short s °eta moderate-Russian sad Dutch ; beam, pees, Le., very abort, atte ndance but • little linseed sad oilseed from Foot Indies. The attendance of buyers at market to-day is extremely thin ; business very dull ; and if sales were forced, rather Ism money most be accepted than on Monday ; quolatioak English or foreign, nominally the same. Flour, with large supply of American, the trade is near tire. at about late rates. Barley without change. Oats steady, but trade not large. Brous and peas same as oa Monday. Reeds.-Linseed sad rapeseed steady ; other seeds firm FLOATING CARG'IES. -Dad, slow, at the reductioa Monday. Wax...T.-English: Eager and Heat, white, Dow, 50e. to 605.; ditto, flue old, 60s. to 62..; ditto, red, new, 48s. to 56e.; ditto, tine old, be.. to 60s. ; Norfolk, he., be old, --e. to -s.; red, new, -s. to --• Foreign : Dentate, 575. to 585.: free, 58.. to Ms.; extra, 58a. to 6244 Kossipbe.T, 51s. to 565.; ditto, extra, 56e. to 605.; Rostock, 535. to Wm; ditto, extra, 545. to 56..; Mecklenburg, 52e. to 56e. ; Uekeremit ditto, -a. ; American white, 53e. to 6111.; ditto, red, 49.. to 585.; Canadian, 545 to 58.. BAILIT.-English malting, 37.. to 42e. ; Ina, --• ; griediag, 27• to 28s ; and distilling 30s. to 31e per qr. ; foreign grinding, 2355. to 295.; ditto die:Ming, 295 to 345. Maur.-English, Essex and Norfolk, 50e. to Ws. ; Gm* 635. to 67.. ; Kingston and Wire, 665. to 705.; brown, 50e. to 58s. Clare.-inglish feed, 21s. Od. to 235. Od. ; potato, 255. to 275. ; foreign, Tle. to 265. BUSIL-English tick, 38.. to 401. ; harrow, 39e to 43e. ; Ogees, 38s. to n ag s for, 325. to 365. ; doh, 360. to 375. ; Kberg, Me. to 395 ; • 853. to 38s. Face.-English boilers, 40s. to 41..; w sad bias, 40.. to 435. ; maple, -s. to -4.; grey, 365. to 385.; hog, 38s. to 40e. ; foreign, 345. to 35e. Ptona.-English tome, 445. to 465.; ditto isis, 47.. to 515.; 000atry, 425. to 435. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 37.. to 395.; Prenob, to pm sack U.S.;sweet, 275. to 30•: Canadian. 27.. to 301.: &ankh. 39.. to 41s. LIMAS Doors.-Whits. 30s. to 32.. ; yellow, 28 .. to 30 8 . FLOATING oam:on, all 0. F. sad L -Whist : Basal. anski and Marianople, per 4921 a., 44e. to 465. ; Mirka. 445. to 475. ; Polish Odessa, per 480 tbs., 42.. to 445. ; - Danube and Geist', 39e. to 42a. ; 36.. to 38e. Barley : Zapata and 8/rlans Par i Vr . a-• 241. to 255. ; Odmea end ileaubs, do., 245. to 25.. Baum : Egyptian, per 4801b.,305. to 335. Maim : Odessa and Wats, per 492:be., 31s. Od. to 325.: Ibrail sad Balgarkia, par 48011 e., 31s. 01 to 32e. ; Free* do., --s. to -s. ; America., do., 29 to 30s. ; Egyptian. -s. to -a. /Woe.-Oscar.. mod, per qr., 48e. to Ms. ; Row seed, per qr., 3.4 e. to 42r.; Mustard seed, per haskel, white, 8.. to 9s. 6d. ; brown, -IL to -S. ; For qr.. crushing, 6es. to 625. ; Linseed cakes, ADO* per ten. 111. Os. to IV. Os. ; American, thin, to brig., per tea, 124. Oa. to 12/. 10s.; do., in bap, IV. Oa. to 111. MX; Ilsitivs I 0/. to 01. Os. ; Marseilles, 10/. to 101. 10s.. Rape es.kea. 41. Onto 7/. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, ss. to 6s. Od. ; Rapt . seed, English, per qr., 64.. to 725. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM SEPT. 8 TO SEPT. English and Scotch. hista rs=a. • Wheat Barley . 2" -• Oats • Malt 1 NM I Moat Rughsh, Leto sacks : foreign, 41040 . b a rrels, l 8 autaaaa MINCING LANZ.-(THIS DAY.) Seca& -The demand during the week has bees steady, but the amount of business tranmeted has net been ex tensive ; fall price* have been paid for all de acriFtions comma and medium polities base most in requed. The pul lic salsa of Melia have been confined to Porto Rice, which have Moe off with fair spirit, but about half of the ineetity offered was bought in.bßefined has been in limited request. Brown lumps soil at 49a. 6d. ; grocery, 48a. 9d. to 535. ; tittles's, 495. ed. to Ms. • wet lumps, 455. 6d. to 465. ; pieem, 40s. to4ss. &I. oOrroz.- The public sales of plantation Ceykse have gone off with animation at the full valuation ; triage, at 735. le 795. ; middling to line middling, tie, to 90.. 6d. ; per 91a to 94a. Tax.-At the public sales Assam sold as usual at fall prima. China teas west off heavily. and the parcels sold were without reserve. A parcel of Has &may Peke* at ls. sd. per lb. Cocoa has sold readily, at full prier, and fine at higher prices. Trinidad, grey. 59e. to eds. 6xL ; Middling to superior red, ftie to 101 e. Rica.-The market has been quiet this week; the business transacted has been ebiedy ergo Hamra FRUIT. -A steady Nuances is doing net new currants at 2.ria to 325. ; old sold at 225. Valencia raisin remain at 3 5 .. A limitd business has also base done in New Tarkey fruit. Red Smyrna pieties, at 345. ; Sultana, at 50s. ; mud Turkey 6gs, at ills. up to 91s. for fine. SPICEB.-The small public sales held this week west off without altering previous quotation. Run.-The market coatinnea quiet. A panel of Jamie, sold at 2a. sd. COTTON. -The market is Mettles. Harr.-St. Petersburg clean continues very active, sad has advanced to 401. A large business is also doing in Manilla at :101. to 321. JUTE. -A MTV large business has spin bees transaeted. About 15,000 tales sold. Priam ere meetly SOL per tam dearer, fine quality having realised 361. SALTPETRE has sold OE gamier terms; refraction t to at 395. to 395. lid. TALLOW MARKAT.—(THIS DAT} The niarket is steady. Subjoined are the present quo tations : —Town tallow, 475. 3d., net ouds ; Petenhary l'.o. on the soot. 48s. old ; new, 495. ; Oct. to Dee., 48a. 9d. ; Jan. to March, 495. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(I7IIB DAY.) Messrs. Patteoden and Smith report about 4,000 peakela of the new growth at mullet, a great portion of which an of an inferior description. Calory worts sell freely at higher prices than at the beginning of the week. Currency : Mid and East Keels, from 111. down to El ; Weald of Keats, from down to U.; Sumer, from Si. down to 71. DARIN.) BURGLARY IN THE EAST EIDINO.— On Wednesday mornieg about two o'clock. an elderly lady, Miss Marshall, residing in Commercial-street, NATO" was awoke by a burglar. The man was icecaps at the foot of the bed, and had his hand between the bed sad the met trees, it is supposed in search of Mies tfanhaU's parse. it is presumed the 111110 hsul been secreted in the house, as he had possessed himself of the front door key, and had ob tained a candle, with which he bad hunted up him booty. The candle shows that it bad been burning at least as hour. Nis Marehall and maid-servant were the only occupant.i of the house. On being awoke, Miss Marshall asked the burglar what he wanted, and he replied, " Mousy." The man turned coward, and retreated down stairs, closely followed by the old lady. The fellow had taken a poker from one of the rooms. with which to defend himself, and on leaving the house locked the door outside, and took away the key. Miss Marshall at onoe opened a window and jumped out in pursuit, but, being at • great height from the ground, received severe injuries, which stunned her, and dinahled her from giving chase or alarm for some time. The fellow, therefore, got clear away, end hes gone in the direction of Scarborough, the poker being found on that road in the morning. The burglar did not succeed in obtaining either money or plate. but he has secured about 50/. worth of jewellery, consisting of gdld watch, lockets, chains, rings, pies, and sundry articles. A reward has just been offered for his appreheseion. It is believed that, from his anxiety to avoid being sees, the man is no stranger. Tux CorroN FAMINE. —Riots of • serious cha racter took plate on the god September, and two following days, in the city of Pressnitz, is Moravia. In conaequetion of the rise io the price of cotton, the tertian maim lecturers were obliged to slacken work. The workmate in consequence to the number of Women 4,000 and 5,000 turned out and attacked the workshops. awl also the bosom of the Jews. The riots emelimeed for three days, and were only pnt an sad to ly the areival ef a tee meet of homers. Thirty of the SCANS were arreateiL Nuw WAREHOESR4 TOR PffeltOLSOM Ur Urn' POOL. —The storage of petroleum he bale • sobjesl of great anxiety and discussion lately is lasseusel, and tipe dock authorities have bees much mewl to give seitabie accommodation. Yesterday the limey Desk Maui imelllT decided to erect warehouses for the eeruese, ear the wet float, at Birkenhead, at &cosi of MIN. I - 'il27; .. liii i 22} 2 : .