The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-08 00:00:00

I' LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Focblasquai) IN RE G. J. DE WINTON DE WLYTON. The bankrupt was described as a warehouseman in Milk-street. His trading had not bean a very sue cri.sful one, for the unsecured debts and liabilities ,mount to 8,000/. ; and it is stated that not a shilling has been realised • and the only assets returned in the balance-sheet are stat ed at 294 in good debts, and ba lance ut the bunkers' I/. 9s. 9d. A sum of 4,4791. was put down to the account of bad debts. The adjudication wu made eleven mouths ago, and there have been frequent ad journments for the bankrupt to render an account of his receipts as executor and residuary legatee under his father's will. Mr. Lawrence, for the assignee, did not object to the bankrupt passing. Mr. Miller supported the bankrupt. Mr. E. Reed, on behalf of Oolooel de Winton, a relative of the bankrupt, pressed for further accounts, and stated that proceedings In chancery were pending against the bankrupt with a view to obtain a due administration of his father's estate. After a protracted discussion involving no point of inte- rest to anyone except the family of the bankrupt, The bankrupt was examined, and stated that instead of having anything in hand from his father's estate, a consi derable babutee wu due to him. He had received 1,8001. or 1.9001., the disposal of which did not appear in his ac counts, but it was shown by his bankers' book. A further sum of 300/. or 4001. had been received by his father's hooka , * at Bristol. The ease was adjourned for further accounts: IN RE WILLIANN.-APPLICATION FOR anutattL The bankrupt, William Lewis Williams, wee described as formerly of Park-street, Dorset-square, newspaper publisher, acting manager to a loan office, and accountant; then of Dacre-street, Westminster, out of employment; afterwards of Great College-street and Wood-street, Westminster, ac countant and busier*. agent ; and of other places. The debts were about 30U/. The bankrupt attributed his failure to ill health, and consequent loss of business. Mr. Doris opporiL The bankrupt, in examination, stated that he had been is the employ of Mr. Mudie, the bo o k se ll er . Hi s unc l e b a d been injured by an accident on the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, on the 14th May last, sad had died on the following day. He had written to the wife of the detain ing creditor stating that he was largely besefitted by the death of his uncle, who had left him a house at Emmet', a share in two large ships, and an interest in an agency business at Ramsgate. Upon the strength of these representations he had obtained an advance of I rd. or 20f. HII Honour said that if people listened to on those who sale exaggerated representations as to property of their uncles, the prisons would soon be full agile despite the ope rations of the new set. He would grant the release. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Wore Mr. Paris). EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST • LITERARY RAH. _ _ _ Stephen Joseph Niamey, 39, described in the calendar as "editor, with • superior education." was in dicted for fraudulently obtaining by false pretences from John Martin a book, value 16s. 6d., the property of Thomas Edward Whitby, with intent to defraud. There was a second indictment charging him with fraudulently obtaining by false pretences from Anthony John Smith the mm of tie., with intent to defraud. There was a third in. dictmeut charging him with fraudulently obtaining by false pretences from Charles Tassel a pair of cuffs and other articles, value 31.., with intent to defraud. The case was invested with more than ordinary interest, on account of a former charge preferred again 4 the pri soner of obtaining money from exhibitors in the Inter national Exhibition, who had been passed over by the jurors in the different classes, alleging that he could obtain the honourable medal of the Exhibition and • proper re. wgnition of the merits of their respective inventions. By • lucky chance the prisoner escaped from any consequences. Mr. Kemp prosecuted ; the prisoner was undefended. Mr. Kemp briefly opened the case for th e prosecution, taking first the indictment for the fraud committed upon Mr. Whitby. Mr. John Martin said be was in the employ of Mr. Whitby, of Westbourne-grove, Bayswater, stationer. On the afternoon of the liith of August the prisoner called at the shop in Westbouroe-grove, and asked to be shown • Chorzh Ser vice. He selected one, and then stated that he could not then pay for it, on account of having money owing to him by the commissioners of th e International Exhibition, and produced a letter which he said would explain all the cir. cumstonces. The letter was written on the regularly printed form with the official heading, an lamed from the International Exhibition. The letter was as follows : "International Exhibition August 11, 1%2. " Sir,—l am directed by her Majesty. Commissioners to ay that your account for 45/., for advertising in Lancashire Pere Press, shall be laid before the audit committee at its meeting on the 22uil inst., and should the amount be pealed : a cheque shall be at this office for you at any time after 12 o'clock on Saturday, the tird. Jleanwhile, you are requested to send vouchers for the items charged as against Messrs. Kelk and Local,-1 am, sir, your obedient servant, "J. M. IlLsonteox, for J. T. Mayo." He read the letter, and thought it was all right, and allowed the prisoner to take the book away, the prisoner giving as his address No. 1, Hereford-road, Bayswater. After the prisoner had left the shop he had some suspicions, and followed him 'for some distance along the Garway.road. On the following Tuesday, the 19th of August, the prisoner came again to the shop, and selected two other books, via., the " Idylls of the King," and "In Memonam." but he was not to send them home until the Saturday, as he (prisoner) was going out of town. On Saturday he took the books to the prisoner's lodgings, but he was from home, and his landlady told him not to leave the books as he would not get the money for them. She said that he was • regular swindler. It was proved that there was no such person as Mr. Henderson employed at the Exhibition, and that the letter was a complete forgery. Mr. John Joseph Mayo add be was the chief financial officer at the International Exhibition, and be had the pay ing of all claims. He knew nothing whatever of the pri soner or of any debt due to him. Mr. Street, superintendent of the advertising department of the International Exhibition. said that no debt was due to the prisoner on account of advertisements ivaerted in the Lanrashore Free Perris. No advertisements had been in serted in it, and he believed that there was no such new.. paper in existence. . ueorge Smart, police-constable 200 D, rid the prisooer INa given into his custody by Mr. Martin, and he found on Min the letter produced. purporting to have been irued from the International Exhibition. When he was taken into e . intoily the prisoner said, "Mr. Martin, pray have mercy on me. I'll pay you the money." 'The trial was proceediog when our report left.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. NOIDEROOS ASSAULT ON A OARTBALDIAN.-THREATENINO A WITNES4 I); coral. Meaty Burke, wed ,%, a tall powerfully-built fellow, who described himself as a blacksmith, residing at 2i, Field-lane, St. Andrew's, was charged before Mr. I r Eyncourt with being drunk, and violently assaulting Charles M'Nelty, at the Hope public-house, Smithfield-ban. From the evidence of the complainant, which was con finned by another witness, it appeared that he was stand. ing in front of the bar partaking of some refreshment, when the prisoner same is; and, after accusing all present of being Garibaldians, said to the complainant,"Talce that, you Caribalchan —," sad struck him a violent blow on the face. The Wow was given with such force that it made the complainant's mouth hind and cut his lip in two places. He was about to follow up this smelt but was pre vented. A constable was called, and the complainant said if the defendant would apologise, and tell him what be had done it for, he would not press the charge ; but this the de fendant would not do, and said if he could get near the com plainant be would serve him ton times worse than he bad before. The defendant, in answer to the charge, said that this charge was preferred against him from feelings of spite ; for his worship moat know that the complainant is a barber, and because he (defendant) would n o t use hi s s h op h e b a d preferred the present charge. lie never struck the corn. plainest Police-constable 151'31abon, G, said be took the pri soner into custody, at which time the complainant was bleeding from the mouth. On the way to the police-station the prisoner was very violent and said he would be the death of that Garibaldian (meaning the complainant) if he mukl get near him. He did not care what the magistrate might do to him, hut he would be revenged when he came out of prison. The primmer said be did not interfere with the com nlaioant until he struck him, and then he struck him again io "if-defence. The complainant denied that be first struck the dates daut, and said that he did not even touch him when he was assaulted and his mouth was bleeding. Mr. IrEynoourt said the assault was proved, and gen cored the prisoner to pay a fine of 405.. or in default to be imprisoned in the House of Correction for one calendar month. The defendant said be had got no money, and swore roost terrible oath, that when he came out of prison Its would he revenged on the complainant. Mr. IVEvnoourt had the prisoner brought back, but as the complainant said he did not wish to prosecute him for the threat, he woe told that be would not now bo hoemd over, but if he molested the oomplaioant he would have to Put in heavy bail for his good behaviour. THE CONVICT CATBERTNE WILSOW.---The Sheriffs bare axed lifeaday, the 20th Met., for the execution of Catherine Wilson. sentenced to death for the murder of Alarm Baile Scams. The execution will take place at the Old y. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1862. 2.4 . ! 10,0001 TON 111.1, 80.000 11.000 4,174 .0.6.10 44400 0,000 I.iiiil Kw! - 1,1611 1,60411 6,640 6,400 1.120 1.1,5190 4000 676 1 0,000 ail.oool 1,014 4,80 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT MEMO KELSO MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) FREE AND EASY STAKES. Seven furlongs. Pilot, Lord of Linn*, Allow Me, Wawa, Brilliant, and Prisons Louisa aro bora ROXBURGH/1 HANDICAP. Onemile and a halt. Caller On, liaolon,M;;;;;;; Joey 7 Jones, Lady ~ Ripon, Imperatriee, Welcome, My Mazy, Captain Crow, King of Kan, Haddington, Gammon, and Fairy King are here. INNKEEPERS' PLATE. Three furlongs 20 yards. Methodist Parson, Blood Royal, Little OLptsis, Sweet briar, and Deserter are hero. QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Lady Ripon, Haddington. Pilot, Tommy Jones, Import trins, Montrose, Lord of Linos, Grimstone, Fairy King, Brilliant, Caller Ou, Dick Sniveller, Captain Crow, anti King of Kars are here. HYBRID HANDICAP. One mile. Longshot, Blood Royal, Pilot, Methodist Parson, Lord of Lions, Mootrose, Confession, Eidolon, Cremorne, Deserter, and Antiquary are here. BEDFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) NEW E4TAKES. Five farlonge. Strawberry Hill, Lady Dundee, Golden Dust, Miss Living. stone, and Baffler are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles. Lady Georgina, Wallace, Optimist, Shepherdess, Roches ter c. Master George, Ophelia , Atamaa, Baffler, and Olive Banat an hare. ENTRY FOR STRATTON PARK STAKES. Foretop. Pewits (2 yes), Olive Branch, Smoke, Astrologer, Dinah f, Mins Edmoneon, Perfect Cure, Refuse, Rowena, C►rydon, end Harriet Watta. SCURRY HANDICAP. Half ► mile. Miu Julia, Astarte, Paradox, May Be, Surbiton Hill, Ooldhunter, Ophelik Dumas, and Mrs Penhill are here. THE SMALLPDX IN SHEEP. SEIZURE OF MEAT IN PADDINGTON. At a meeting of the Paddington Vestry, held at the Vestry-hall, Harrow-road, this morning, Mr. Werruta (churchwarden), in the chair, the Sanitary and Public Health Committee appoint e d by the vestry presented a report from the medial officer of health, which was to the effect that the inspector of nuisances bad seized about 1401ba. of meat in • putrescent state from the pre mises of Mr. John Oakes, No. 3, Cornwall-road-terrace, which meat was, on a magistrate's order, destroyed. Mr. B6NOON suggested as advisable, considering the pre , sent alarming spread of smallpox in sheep, and the fore ' going report, that • printed circular should be issued by the order of the vestry, addressed to all the butchers of the pariah, requestiog the exercise of due caution of what meat they brought into the pariah for human food. Mr. Passcorr (churchwarden) said, as • member of the Sanitary Committee, it was the opinion of that body that this was really a vital question concerning the health of the parishioners, and it was suggested that the inspector should go round to every butcher continually armed with • resolu tion from the vestry. Mr. H•m. looked upon this matter as deserving their serious consideration. (Hear, hear.) He could not quite agree with the churchwarden that the inspector should be instructed to call upon the butchers and simply read a reso lution requesting due caution, but that a circular should be Matted, and with the exercise of proper vigilance by the in spector, it would have a very beneficial effect. (Hear.) Captain Lrverria thought the best course would be to let the butchers know that the vestry would prosecute with the utmost rigour of the law whenever putresceot meat was found. Dicesursow contended that by this proceeding they were unnecessarily alarming the public mind. It was well known that in all cues of smallpox the most ignorant perms was able to detect it instantly. He did not think there was any need for alarm in the matter. After some further remarks, the meeting unanimously re solved to order the inspector of nuisances to call on the respective butchers in the parish, directing their attention to the epidemic disease amongst sheep, and to urge upon them the exercise of due vigilance to prevent the intro duction on their premises of meat affected thereby. CHARTERED MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LONDON, AND CHINA.-(THIS DAY.) This day an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders was held at tte bank offices, Threadneedle_ street, for the purpose of electing a director, in the room of Mr. W. S. Grey, who retired, and an auditor in the room of Mr. Costerton, who also retired; Mr. NICHOL in the chair. The CHAIRMAN said that the board had unaoirommly re commended the election of Sir F. Halliday, in the room of Mr. Grey, and he now proposed that Sir F. Halliday be elected a director, which was agreed to. Mr. J. A. Russell was elected auditor. Another of those celebrated female politicians who once presided in the politico-fashionable saloons of Paris and of London has terminated her mortal career. The parties of the Duchesse de Dino, in Hanover-square (says the Morning Post), were once amongst the most re cherrhi of London. There were assembled all the first diplomatists of the day. Under the able tuition of ber utute uncle, Prince'ralleyrand, she acquired all that talent for poli tical marstuvring which at one time belonged exclusively to the ambassadorial circle, fostered and kept together by the late Princess Liiveo. St. Petersburg and Paris were re presented at the court of St. James's rather by two clever women than by the personages who bore the rank of ambassador. Lord Palmerston was supposed to understand this female system of political espionage, and is generally imagined to have succeeded in becoming the master of many of their political secrets. The Duchesse de Dino had for some time retired from the busy scene of hfe ; excl. under her husband's title of the Princess de Sagus, her death has been mentioned in the French journals without observa tion. The following epitaph, written by Walter Savage Landor has been placed upon the grave of Mr. G. P. R. James, at Venice :—" George Payne Rainsford J a m es , British Consul. General in the Adriatic, died at Venice, aged 60, on the 9th of June. 1860. His merits as a writer are known wherever the English language is, and as a man they rest on the hearts of many. A few friends have erected this humble and perishable monument." MR. CORDER, M. P. , AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. —A letter has been received from Mr. Cobden by one of his constituents, in which the hon. gentleman states that Ins health is much improved by his tour in S,otlarid, and that he purposes visiting Rochdale in the course of the present month. Advantage is going to be taken of his visit by getting up a public meeting, and there is every probability the right hon. gentleman will address it. THE CROM ;TON FAMlLY.—Yesterday Mr. Mara- Lod, of Bolton, received a communication from Lord Pal merstoo, that his lordship had directed a gratuity of W. to be made from the Royal Bounty Fund to Mr. John Crompton, of Bolton, the only surviving son of Samuel Crompton. The same post brought an official COMM:1010S. Bon from the Tremag addressed to Mr. Crompton himself to the same effect.—Manchester Guardian. MARYLEBONE REGISTRATION.—Yesterday Mr. T. H. Terrell, the barrister appointed to revise the list of voters for the borough of Maryleborie, held a court, for that purpose in the Vestry-house, Marylebone-lame. In the parish of St. Marylobone, which was tak en first. objections have been taken, and there are aconsidenible number of new claims, but no points of political importance were involved. To-day he will hold a court for Paddington, and to morrow for St. Pancras, both of which are included in the parliamentary borough of Msrylebone. FIGHT BETWEEN A NEGRO AND A PANTHER.--00 Monday evening last an accident occurred in Edmond's (Wombwell's) Menagerie, now exhibiting in Nottingham. which at one time wore a most serious aspect. "The Royal Lion Hunter," a native of Africa, entered the performing ;anther's don. He commenced to put one of these animals through a course of performance, which consisted mainly in making it leap from one 'platform to another, the two elevations being erected at either end of the den. The animal, instead of taking the proper course leaped upon its keeper and tore his face, so t h at t h e blood ran copiously from the wound. The keeper, no ways daunted, notwith standing a my of terror from the spectators, persisted in making his refractory subject resume its position. For some time the beast continued obstinate, notwithstand lug a terrible thrashing which it had received. The keeper then left the den, and. procuring a still heavier weapon. he returned and gave to the stubborn brute such a proof of his prowess as finally overawed it, and amid the applause of the spectators the perforninnee went on, and was completed according to the programme, before the keeper quitted the den, though all the time he himself was bleeding freely from the wound inflicted by the animal on his face. The fight between the panther and his keeper lasted twenty minutes. The same evening a keeper went into the reboot' den, and while offering the male animal a biscuit it bit off him fore finger. COLLISIONS AT SEA.—In consequence of the thick weather that has prevailed in the North Sea recently there have been several serious collisions between ye/eels, bat, though there has been a considerable Ines of property, no lives have been sacrificed. Oa Monday the barque Ada, from Almeria, arrived in the Type, with a cargo of lead and brans. The captain reports having been in collision with the brig Mary, of Sunderland, when off Hasborough Gat, whi c h vowel the Ada struck. The crew of the Mary were taken the Ada and landed at Scarborough on Sunday. The skimming Vanguard brought the crew of the Danish vessel Tre Venue? into the Tyoe on Sunday , which vessel was from Hull with oasis and iron for Odessa. While on th e north east of the bo r Bank on the 30th ult. the Veinier wee ran into by ab or barque, and so much damaged th a t h er crew had to eto the boats. They were fortunately a pic board ked np by th uillard. e Salem, of Whitby, and subseque n tly p a t the V imilmieMia al SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two olhoot. The railway market continues inactive, and, with the exception of an improvement of cent. in London and North Western and Mid land stocks, prices are without variation. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to 93 ; Great Western, 66f to 674 ; Mid land, 1294 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1064 to 109 ; Caledonian, 1081 to 1094 ; South Eastern, 834 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 46 to 4 ; Great Northern, 1234 to 1244 ; and London and South Western, 994 to 100. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are without change at 44 to 54 prem. Other foreign lines are quiet, as well as Indian and Canadian. U.DDINANY IMAMS! AND STOCKS. RR IPW I RAILWAYS. I 7 1400 4• " I to 1 bulk 114 an NEN. Wok amour rat. 8 8} - St IN Insi.lns..•Chie.lane -••-• ••• .. 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Trelserriey 16.11 1 li I 2 U 176 466 ad _Paa Pa au. ba_ 3 411 . 4_ 4 1 .9 .9 eonrr STOCK RANI 78 es DU 101 SO 12 ! 1 !26 i i l'al 67 19 I IPm 138 '4O 103 105 it 46 108 110 xd 107 109 id 1 n ,1111 ad 92 St (11 dls kra pm 10 gt 24 101 10S 101 108 1•i la no I rso 27 Si 274 284 U 84 U 84 Ai 46 193 1U 120 124 100 102 130 123 101 100 100 100 100 .WAIL xd id xd ~4 L MI& mil 11. Bor. IV.U,Dfieux.dl.l 40.000 1 MIMI MON 11,1100 SIAN 12,600 IMMO IRO% I MO I 100 10.111 71 1.7.2. 2.10.8 Bask et fpkl limos'' at Cbar.BlL Brit. Ooktatida tudia.Lsp.,catto aetri Mit pit lad* miTifatil;s= ICU, as& Iket.tAusl.eluir44. klindusn.Chinaday.(l.) Impertal Bulk, Limited Loodo,. and Bra:Ulan.. Lea Ch. Bulk at Anted. 80. x.. Meeks and Ueda' lath= Loudon a &NSW AMOY/ Lan. end Wastmineter Metro. & Pray. Bank Sal Pray. al llastuaat Bank ■aw &nth wale °distal Bank Unman& Ottoman !lank ra. la. 95 87 Vl 6l 4 4p id eal 88 90 W 62 2 dli 20 20k 84 1 75 1 90 92 40 42 2 1 —no Paa 1 Dna i 1 Pan rii Is We 37} K O Do. New Products] of trolling Milos of ktistriill• !001 ......__ . iholOn of Ireland (Llm.). I .17olou of Loudon 4 1 Sr I Ptuer No. I SI. -. 131 - 19} 15* 46 47 6 4 66 2 26 27 II 'lr _ 1 1 } n 7 1 Adin tie 633 enq Cosramst. I Peter i Bales, ---- - -- no. I Oft I tznaI.JUMIS. Ir e l IA poor j Odd. la. IPd. I Lanarala. I Milan gamma Sam. 10,0091 NI Anidollazama KM .. en 171 Ille - SO 5 - - 60,1.000 10 Atlantic RI. Mall 51.(1..) an 6 4 - 10 on = a a aaaaaaaaaaa 71 /1 - 10,000 11 neutralism Arterel.... 19 t # 6 1 - 10 an Ardennes - all 10 18 Bahia& 8.171ra11. g. 713.11 2l 14 pm - 90.000 680 Gea k. Ll: I n let. 1 1 21 1 Ipm - Ai all Belgian N. Jundlom - 634780 84 Bo mbay tt Mils Ta. .. 100 lit 67 - t• an Dealers to Grammar -- 4361 Su Do. B 7 per a 11019 all 19 11 - 40 Ofirmeam Ulm a Sal 1111 111 - 8,611 404 Canada land all 98 101 - 10 an - - - 860,000 54. !Oop.llgainegailmielt. an 26 18 - an 0 1t1..wasloa .... • -1,0013 U 81. Orystal Palace - 10 16 Dutch Rhenish ........ 11 11 pm -• WON et Do. Preferemee - 40 an Reatern of Frame .... Si 23 - 277,000, St. Do. 8 a et. Peep. Deb MO 105 111 - 10 all Dd. Inaidan gm. 6. p. it -.- - 10,000 10 LladlaCottonAgenoy,L 2 ) I die Ipm - 40 all Ot. Central of Prance - ... - - InOuo lu &lad& & Lou. malwuji all 8 10 - 10 all Qt. Luzern* Const. Bh. 141 141 -. mow la Malndla I rric.& Canal 2 *Ma it limp - 00 all Inaba Junction - - 700,000 U. Inectrlo Telegraph .... Me 100 103 - U all 'lake Oonstance I Bale .e. .- -. 7400 r 1 : lag. and Ana N t..202... 11 111 illt 17 21 10 an Ilene ma Turnhout - - - Jen steam 111 al Lyme and Gana - -, - 402.000 1 Gnat Ship (Llen l .. M7. all f * - 40 all Mak Astonta - .... - 100,000 I Do. 17* per cent. Pref. all i li - f 0 an IminalkereLl e y Um 9 9 1 ..- mow 6 Lon. Iriarlot Tel. (L.).. o l a $ dia - s all Do.amso.Prl. 5001.1 ,41 . 20 11 - 1101,0e0 4 Lan. Gem. Omnibus On mli If If •••• is ail pother. of -• • 61 1 4 4 - 10,000 10 Lon,93.lre.Dlr.TeL (L.) t - - - 111 15 Do. New Shama -• -pm - 60,000 60 Madras Intim I Dana 1 111 ti pm 31 10 all,lforwerlien Trunk Peen 9 10 - 12.000 10 Redline. Ni. TeL (Um.) 41.1 8 • -• 10 17 lOttoroan'Smyrnanldln) - - din - 82.000 15 National Dimming 00.. 6 21 21 ple - 10 all ,Part4Lyous. and Moclit 47 48 - 4000 10 Nerbuddireoatlrea(L) 6 S 4pm - 40 an iPmrts and WOLIN -- - soma 6 Naberlaalal..llp. ape on 1 1 -- 96 all insane mad & ?madman 1,724 140 N. Bruner it N. Seal IA SI 10 11 - (Pennumbueo) in 7p. e. 18 181 181 mare 1 la. Reit Ammlamlealea.. all f 1 - 10 an Una sod Dunahnrll - - 101.001 1 (Mental Om W all 'loyal Dazdah - soon% 16 Deka. In. Atm. (163111.)• • 11 8 51 81 1 6 all Noma Swedish 1 f - 10,000 5 Montan Om 1 edlallpin - 6 all I Do. T per omit - - - 610,004 114 tool tam Ueda Mus 100 161 64 - 40 all lambert sad Maw . - lOl 1 0 1 - 10,000 60 Pools. and Odom lama all 172 74 -• 10 all I_ Do. 61 per cent. Prat 5l 10/ -90.0 a, II Do. New SO 18 lb ree - 111 8 SaaPardo(llm4.7 won 14 16 Pia - 17,000 IS glialasaaLd.l4.4kll.(l4 4 1 1 dii - 10 18 &Aust.& Lom-Venetlan 41 be pm 23 21 mulo 10 Inks a Eau. Tel. sny al. - - -- SO 10 8.E.0f Porto7peretp - - , - UAW 111 Iligssap Ins .....••• all 10 - W ail loather., of Trance- - 34 15 - 14605 IS Do. New all II 0 - 00 4 Turns and Samoa .... 1/ 11 dls 9 1 i Oto ti Rio dela.. C12 . 1m.(1 )an 13 1 21 1 - all mew Madan - - 71 7* - 94 U Do. 2 4 1" - all i De. leper esizeired . 111 l i.t I - moo Lou soya Mall Urn -. 01 04 -. ID all trat.El.W.ei arenee 211 Ve - IMMO 111. 110011601 MIA lavissba lit lta 140 - WOK U 'so ft Anal alas Lod at U - DIBINTIIIR 16TOCKIL P4OOO I Ilatmettas ToL kelp - 0 I II ...- moo 1 Da. as. 14pla1urod all 4 -. No. tab. i *toms. (M (Q prior. 1 raw.. DAN 10 Do. 40. A ... .... . -.. -..._ 1 . 11121 . DC oCwieja - .4a.... -- TElZiiia al Ice - isms s telegraph to India fL.I I i . - K i5.urap........e. 5 . NS - - - ISO , . 10 T.*Aincii Armat e r i t 6 _ in 1111 N. It Daoa. 4.64 Jan.ajoly ISO 98 lls - 911.806 111 TaimattlmOssU. 1 I taa •• - it. SWIM 11. ltatt. 4p. et. 100 - - - 14010 5 Da. glapiarst Tel a. ) . • 1 4ls pat -.• w.midiaadoa .-68 p.a. 100 101 100 .. *WI Via Ololaugs LPL . - 111 11 11 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. There is an absence of animation in the stock and share markets to-day, and little variation has oc curred in prices. Consols are quoted the same as at the close yesterday, u wellas railwayshares, withthe exception of two or three trifling alterations. The foreign stock market, in which chief interest has been centred of late, is very quiet, especially as I regards the more speculative securities, such as Turkish, Mexican, Spanish, and Italian. Consols are now quoted 94 to 1 for money, and 94 to for the November account. The official business report is as 5,110ws :---Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 94 ; ditto, for account, (Nov. 6), 94/ ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 921#, # ; New Three per Cents., 92i, it ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto My. per Cent. Stock, 109,1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 18e3, 101}; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent "enfacol " rupee paper, 1051, 106 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 112 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 90s. prem. ; ditto March, 21s. prem. _ The foreign stock market is very inactive to-day. Turkish securities are without change. The Loan of 1854 is now quoted 85 to 86 ; that of 1858, 681 to 69 ; the scrip of 1862, par to I preen. ; and Consolidia, 38 to 1. Mexican, Spanish Passive, Venezuela (old), and Italian securities are quiet. Peruvian scrip has risen 1 per cent., being quoted 11 too 2 dia. ; Russian is called lf to If prem.; Venezuelan , 3to 4 prem., being firmer ; Portuguese, 22 to 2/ prem. ; Egyptian Loan, first issue, 891 to 901 ; ditto, second issue, 5 to 6 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows : Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1880, 95, 94l ; Italian Five per Cents., for account, 721 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 74 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 334, I ; New Granada Two per Cents., ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 91 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Hall per Cents., A scrip, 14, 04 dis. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 47 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 11 prem. ; ditto paid-up stop, 95, 942 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 84 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 541, f ; ditto Passive, 221, 1, f ; ditto Certificates, 10, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 851 ; ditto, 1868, for account, 69 ; ditto 1862, paid up, 681 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 29, 282. . . Abroad, Money is generally advancing in value; and although the impending release of the October divi dend will doubtless render the money market tem porarily even easier than it is at the present moment, there is little to be seen that would tempt prudent persona to make speculative purchases. The sales and deliveries of stock in small amounts by the public continue, and will last in all probability for some time after the resumption of trade in the north—whenever that may occur. Floating capital is not likely to be placed in English stocks, but will rather enter into the high dividend paying foreign securities lately negotiated, while funds for invest ment travel to Indian guarantees or to English preference shares. The attempt at a rise on the French Bourse does not appear to be well sustained ; and the undiminished difficulties of the Italian question do not yet admit the prospect of a general disarmament. It would appear from a review of these facts that a solid improvement in government stocks is not at present to be expected. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 17,0001. On the other hand, 25,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for exportation. An instalment of 20 per cent. falls doe on the 14th boat. on the Peruvian Loan for 5,500,0001. stock. miscellaneous market, British and Irish If = Telegraph stock and Oriental Inland Steam advanced, while Quebrada Lind, Railway, as& Mining receded. The closing price of the London and Colonial Bank shares was Ito 11 pram. We are informal that applications have been forwarded for nearly . 19,000 shares, while the total number to allot is only 5,000. Ocenn Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 74 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Maria; 24 to prem. ; Commercial Union Assume's, to t° p" Universal Marine, 14 to 04 dim. ; radon and Provincial Manne, dia. to pm ; North British and Mercantile, lei to 17 ; Toledo' and Middlesex Bank, par to 4 pram. ; Book of Queensland, 14 to Of dia. ; and Buenos Arm Southern Railway, dia. to par. The liabilities of Messrs. Todd Naylor and Co., of Liverpool, are roughly estimated at 250,000/. The foreign exchanges yesterday showed no varia tion worthy of special notice. Subjoined is our usual lint : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to ; ditto, 3 days, 11.156 to 16 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.171 I. 4 ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.426 to 5 ; Hamburg, ma. baoco, three months, 13.71 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.176 to 221; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Frankfort-00-thwhlaine, 3 months, 119 to : Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 34i to I ; Vienna, eff. So., 3 months, 12.60 to 70 ; Trieste, if. 9o„ 3 months, 12.60 to 70 ; Madrid, 3 Tomtits, 49 to 4 ; Cali; 3 months, 49 to 4 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Gonna, 3 months, 25.50 to 5 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.50 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 396 to 1 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1191 to 1 ; Messina. 3 months, 1194 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days,' 521 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days. 521 to 531. Tenders will be received at Madrid on the 15th inst. for a portion, amounting to 30,000,000 of rials vellon, or 300,0001. sterling, of the loan authorised l to be raised by the municipality of that city. The minimum tender must be at 88 per cent. for 100 nominal value, bearing 6 per cent. per annum interest, with 1 per cent. sinking fund. The latter will be increased should thelfinancial position of the municipality allow it. The Committee of the Stock Exchange has granted the quotation in the official list of the shares and obligations of the Royal Portuguese Railway Company. The Directors of the Universal Marine Insurance Company have given notice that they are prepared to issue policies payable at the undermentioned places, viz., Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, Kurrechee, Shanghae, Melbourne, and Cape of Good Hope. The numbers are published of Three per Cent. Bonds of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company, which have been drawn by lot, and are to be paid off on the Ist of November next. The Copiapo Extension Railway shares have again fallen it. per share, reducing the price of the 101. share to about 3L to 4L The shares of this line consequently nowatand at the highest discount of any in the market. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance.—Atlas, 14t. 11; Commercial Unica, 41 ; ro Cwn, 24 ,• Globe, Guardia°, 511 to 2 to It Imperial Life, 211 to 1 ; I n d emnity Marine, 159 ; Law Life. /Kt to 1 ; London, 44 ; Marine, 100 ; North British and Mercantile, 161 ; Ocean Marine. 121 to 6 to 131 to 121 ; San Fire, 210 ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 41 to 6to ; Universal Marine, 31. Ova Light sad ke.—Commercial, 44 ; Great Central, 131 ; Imperial Continental , 54 to ; Phomix, 99 ; United General, 281. Dadra —Loadoe, 624 to 2 to 4. Canals.—Birmingham (Guar. 41. p.c. Lon. sad N.W.), 931; B,egeot's (or London), 244. Waterworks.—GrandJanction, 361. TUESDAY EVIDMIO! Consols, which closed yesterdWit93Ut4ior to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94 to 1. For mouey the last price was also 94 to k, and for the No vember account, 941 to 1. The official business report, is as follows :—Throe per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, • ditto, for account, 93/, ; Three per Cents ited'uoed. 921, 1,1, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 ; Red des Telegraph, 22 ; Bank Stock, for account, 243 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1091, 1081, 1091 ; ditto Bonds, 275., 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 105, 1041 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1121, 1. An improved feeling has animated the foreign stock market, in which Spanish Passives and Mexi can have taken the lead. Telegrams of the6th from Vienna note an advance of per cenk in the Metalliques and • dic,lino of I.loc. in the exchange, the movement being in each case favourable to Austria. The quotations are 72.40 for the Five per Cent. Metalliques, and 123.40 for the exchange on London. New South Wales Government Bonds improved per cent. The applications for shares in the Metropolitan Cab and Carriage Company (Limited) are stated to bare been numerous, and the market quotation of the shares is to a prem. at the close. With the exception of a rise of 10s. in Bank of Egypt, bank shares were without change. In the MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two oNhooc. The mining market is quiet to-day, with slily a limited amount of business, and prices in most edemas are quoted the same as at the close yesterday. EastCaradon shares are quoted 514 to 52 ; Whirl Beton, 165 to 170 ; Wheal Ludoott, 12f to I, ex div. ; Stray Park, 37 to 38 ; Cook's Kitchen, Ti to 28 ; and East Cern Brea, 121 to 1. In the 'Stock Exchange East Caradon shares are officially marked 514 ; North Downs, 3f ; and Wheel Ludcott, 134. Foreign and colonial mining shares continue 'in active. Bon Accord have been dealt in at f and (I, and United Mexican at 151. At Wheal Ludoott meeting yesterday a divides& of 10s. per share was declared, and about 1001. added to the last balance. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LANK-(THD3 DAY.) The supply of English wheat hash up is swill this weak. Flour limited. Barley, beans, sad peals litth iaareiis Malt and oats sho rt. Owe small pared of eats only. The foreign arrivals of wheat are Prussian, Amerinan, and Rae6aa priaeipally. Flour= supply of American barrels. Batboy next to am* this week. Oats, an improved quantity for this week, Beimies„ Prussian, Swedish, and Dutch, a cargo of beans, Molitor mann, and one of linseed from the Baltic. To-day the attendance of buyers is extremely small awl business generally very slow. Wheat about the seas an Monday, English and foreign. Flour without change in value. Barley, malting, fully equal to that day ; grinding see% at that day's reduction. Outs not brisk, quotations about the same. Beans rather cheaper. Peas steady. finds.—Linseed and rapeseed Am. Other seeds A mmil supply, and trade rather dull. ftoarum Caßnorm.--Several on isle, bat late quaky- Moos are not supported. WELM—Ersglish : Essex and Lent, white, nee, 542. to Ms.; ditto, lie old, 44e. to 525.; ditto, red, sew, 44a. tom; ditto, Sae old, 52.. to fi4e. ; Norfolk, ho., Sae old, —a. to —a.; red, new —a. to —a. Foreign : Dantaa, 545. to MIL; fine, 55a. to 57a; extra, 575. to 55a Hoe 7k., Ma to 531.; ditto, extra, 53.. to 57e. • Bosteek, SA. to 52a; aft. extra, Ms. to 53e.; Meckleabi;rg, 49a. to 535. • Uelcereisk ditto, —e. ; American white, 50e. to 55a.; ditiri, red, Mb. an 505.; Canadian, 495. to Ms. Baum—English mai --e. to —a. ; 411 k. ; grinding, 265. to 275.; and ' • 25a. to 30a. par foreign grinding, 24.. to 28..; ditto , Mk to 33a. NAM —English, Essex and Norfolk, btu. to 63a. ; holy 63.. to 67a. ; Kingdom and Wan, en. to 70i.; born. 50a. to 5135. . . OaTe.-Zlinglish feed, 21.. G 3. to 23e. 01. ; potato, 25.. to 275. ; foreign, 22a. to 26.. BILNB.-Ingliah tick, 38.. to 40a ; harrow, Rh to 43a ; pigeon, 38s. to 395. ; foreign, 32a. to 38s. ; 365. to 375. ; Houipberg, 38e. to 36e. ; 3215. to Nia PZA/L-Tash boilers, 40s. to 41a.; whiie.d lbw Obt to 435. ; maple, -.. to -e.; pry, Mts. to 38a; hog, 316 a. to 40s. ; foreign. 34.. to 355. FLool.-Roglisla tow., 44e. to 411 a; ditto he, 47.. toile.; Country, 425. to 43e. ; Norfolk aad Baffolk, 37.. to Ma.; French, -s. to -e. pa sack ; U.S. sweet. 27e. to 116 a; Canadian. 27.. to 30.. : Bosnia:. 39% to 41 a hrmair Coaa.-Mhita 30§. to 325. ; yellow, 28e. to 31k. FL0•7710 Csaitose, all O. F. an d 1.-Wheen : am& anski and Mariano*, per 4921ba, 445. to 411 a. ; Ohirba, tie. to 47a. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 be., 42.. to 44a. ; whits. 48.. to 150 s. ; Danube and Galata 39a. to 49t. ; lfri= 32.. to 345. Barley: Egyptian and 24a. to 25a. ; Odom and Danube, da, Boar t Rippliaa, per 4801ba.,30a to 33.. Maim : Odom made**, per 4921b5., 31s. Od. to 32e. ; Ibruil and Bulgarian, per 4801 k.., 31s. Od. to 325. ; Frerseh, do., -.. to -o. ; American, do., 295. to 30s. ; Appian, -a to -a SUM. -04 wary seed. per qr. 38s. to 54a. ; seed, per qr.. Ms. to 425. ; Mallard seed, per white, 7s. to 7s. 6d. ; brown, Bs. to fte. ; Wised, per las crashing, Rt. to 625. • Linseed calm, English, per Ms. Ili. Os. to 121. Os. ; emeriato, thin, is brim., per MN 121. Os. to 121. 10s.; do., in bap, UL Os. to 111. 10a; Hair. W. to 04 Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to 104 10n.. Rape ealms, iL Oat* 71. • Tams, per bushel, winter, ss. to 6s. Od. ; Ups seed, Baglisk, per qr., 64a. to 72a. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROF OCT. f TO OCT. S„ • logUmb l6lo a - ad • I - Wheat Barley Oats KO .... Flour, Nagtirik 480 sub ; foreign, l 11196 barrels. 1.. MINDING LANIC-(THIS DAY.) — Flo WM ficcas.—There continues to be a tint market fee at description•. Prim are supported, bat the amount et business transacted is very alma Refined is lower ; bestow lumps are offering at 475. Corm--No public sales have been held to-day. Ps& cutely, the market is firm but quiet ; the recent large is/- rivals are not yet put oo the msrket. COCOA has sold at full prices. Trinidad pay, fee. WM.; ordinary to fair red. file. to 725. Tea.—The market is quiet. Public sales will be bold to morrow. litriinad Rica us both in partial demand. COTTON has again sold bristly at a further slight ad visee, about 2,000 bales sold chiefly for arrival Jura-1,500 bales have been sold, bat particulars an sot Peso. SALTrrris has been in active request, 1,500 bags oil at 394.13 d. to 41a., for refraction 9 to 4 percent. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY). The mutt is steady. The meant quotidian, an as follows : —Tows tallow, 465. 6d., net cash ; Petersbt=t. on the spot, 475. 91 ; Dsember, 48s. ; January to 48s. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB Day.) Mews. Patteoden and Smith report the goo* inapt= of Weald Keats and Sussex. "Jones Hops" are fully Oa per cwt dearer, this description being very scarce ; far middling sorts there is a large trade doing at reduced rates; inferior samples move off slowly. PROVINCIAL /MARS NARZETS. Ervartroot, OCT. 7.-Sales to-slay :-Caledontall stock, 1111 -Lancashire and Yorkshire. 6-London and Hare Western, 0!11 }-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 111diand. Me-North British, 571 x d -North Eastern (En.- tricks, 971-South Western dock, St 11--tlreat Eastern Fire per Cent New, 107-No. th Entish, 1101 a .1-South Durham and Lancashire Union, 191-Beffalo and 1 ake Baron. 61.14 "-Dike Rhenish. 1 7-16 p.-Grand Truck of Canada, 111-Illinois Cen tral, 61 11. 14 VICH 7.-The market was quiet, with but little alteration to prices. Great Luxembourg. It 11.16-Great Slaw Ila.-Ortnd Trunk of C.anacla.lll-111inosse.entral. paid up, 61- Luseashlre and Yorkshire, 10818-London and North Waster's, 04 S-New York and line, 33-NorthEsitials,67l-South Imes; Si'-Leeds New Four and-elialf per Cent paid up. par-Ble triet Bank, 17; p. - North Erstlsh New Fire per Cent., 6s. p.- Vire Assurance, 11 p.-Loudon and South Western, 991-Gress Eastern East Aransas Seven per Cent, 15 7 . Brlunirodan, 0cr.7.-The budnessnsarked done was as fel lows:-London and North Western, 911-Itirmlsyffiarn list shares. 261 -Birmingham Ihstrlet, 94-11etropoiltan 01'agon, IL, Stour Valley Guaranteed stock offered at Stsi. and Binning's". Ousrantead at 74-Losedno sad North Western cloeed at 921 and South Stafford' at 101. Ik. 3d. to 10/. 181. 9d. A BOY SHOT IT A VOLITIMIZI. —On Saturday atternrou last sa antartarate etatoyeace took plea 4 the ride urge of the 3rd Gleateepo Volunteer oar, Swansea. About 4 o'clock some terpt practioe wee going on, sad a boy earned Ease Grath colluded the motel bolded the truge4 Private Nott bred at the bolt and the boy, hawk( got away from the peotentioa Worded by the target, was Work by tbe bullet sad fill W.Liw ca the groan& Oa examination it was hand that the sbot bad *oak him by the 141 ear and pawed oat through the right eye. Tax FATAL has? Ilf Cantata—Oa Monday afternoon an adjourned inquest was bell al Milk& ale do body of Georc o orlair ' who died as the revises Moa, night after a bt with soother young zoos named lams Win= The t, it may be renismisred, lasted aa hear sad twenty minutes. at the aid of whisk lime Midair line picked up Omissible, earried to the diapeneeey, sad aid shortly afterwards. Apo martens malenabea was mega by Dr. Jesse and Mr. , wtio found leviss shoat the bead, ass*, and fees , :ad who attributed d er ma to a lodgment of extesomated bleed hitless 11110 oder sod Omer mailroom ad this besis *cry rslmani a verdict of " likaslanahler" wild Chasm ma ales a John Conker) , aid Nicholas Brown, smell. ne l = L issom wen then oommitted for teed, hat libmatal ea