The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIVAY EVENING., THIRD EDITION., LAW INT' i LIGENCe.—(IIIIB DAY.) cor Rl' OF BANKRUPTCY. (r. fo:e T. Consul •ioner fkgroyd.) IN LE TUDERIr/ ELMER/ The lotriknipt aMS it 'tiler, lately carrying ea business r Oki Jeam w d res.ding at &I. Tomngton-square. me 4441., and seeurity ia held by tor a r cunt of 3001. al ia....tion for release, the baalcrept having Vera arre , ted at t 1.4. :tut of Mr. 'nomad Beery, of North yin.bury. J 11. Mid e" appeared for the htmkrapt ; the de taming eriolitm a as not repmeented. in snores to quiotiona from the learned commissioaer, hAullupt ttal.d that the debt of the detaining areditor a. for money lent upon a customer's bill. Ile attrib abed 1i boalauptry a, 10/dnera of business. aad being ~natal .Be miens' consulorablg last year Wank the strike. the Ilmiour granted the releeae. POLICE COURTS.-CIIIIB DAY.) GUILDHALL. MITIMER ELAM:NATIO( or TIES arIPONILD TINIAN. Aup•o4oo Byrwe. 32, New Union-street, Little Moor e., As was placed at the bar, on remand. beton Aldermen PA?. Charged with being in posesesion of a quantity of •-rk A:tined to be for an unlawful purpose, and also his poosesaion three spirit measures sup },..d to base boen st o len. Mr. Two en, Been the office of Mr. Robert Willis, of Bunter-striit, Biun.iwick-squsre, appeared for Byrne. The evidence previously taken was read over to the e :mom Fowke. Cruse-examincd by Mr. Raven—l ordered him to be • ikon into cuttorly because I believed that he had them - pn unlawful purpo,o. Mr. raven—Wrlf. I submit that he is unlawfully in ~.tody, and has no right to be here. Alderman Bale—Well, I think otherwise. . . (`roes-examination continued —I found nu money at his igings. I took all his papers that I thought were necee ary. I have the kev of his mom. Mr. Frederick WiLatuton said—l have been instructed attend here he the authorities' at Scotland-yard, to ..etch this MP*. 1 urn chief inspector of the detective :we of Scotland-yard. I have examined the seven ride :vela found by 1 awke at the prisoner's lodgings. and v lsnr the ica 1., of the 214th Middleacx . I..stdou Irish V. ll:meet's, and they are. therefore, go •nir. ift arms. I have known the prisoner, from repo :Ma b y nana.. a, a prominent member of the Fenian I Law known him since last October. I .. for lemaidl. that I may make further inquiries. •, I.- mai, •1, :h,• Like-heal. • - .:111.11.• ,' \7 r. Itaven—l know that be is a . ~ i th, .11 conspiracy by reputation. and from :I.dt to places where lenians frequent. • e pt. of of 1. I.n:.h, the landlord of the public-house, 414, •r, • I. ',di he knew the prisoner from coming t • I),thn a n,,n-urea produced had evidently r. 1.,-1 . b u t b. fore he took possession of it. s.: his :lc ck with his inventory, and it was 7 7• tT 7. 7 7 .n: wi,h for a remand, sir. to - • :ter 55 - 7•.- then tetrusled. t'I.I:I,KENWELL. I sr • e :At `HAW' TEACTi , 7, :::, a gentlemauly-looking man, ,a t••I. New t Psi. , rd-stresst. clerk. was brought • 5.r. er a warrant by James Mason, the • •• • • •:"!.. ,•r ,•i l'.:rioras , charged with neglecting to • r Lt. w.f... lA.. a Le Blnd, whertby she became •_ • t• t. the I art -h. •,d, ti.ta the esi.lence of Mr. Clifford, one of i.fliccrs, that the wife rcve,ved out-dour ii.• ante ei re.. pea week on the and of September. • ••. r• ,v aft. rneen the warrant °direr apprehended the at at Lis rt 5id,114. - e. The defendiuit said he had 5,..i i.e 1 er week, but she was always drunk, and r harp il at the and annoying Police-court .Us ui drdt d annoying him in his business. t.c f the wife stated that she had left her was kcaliing the throe children and , Wlll2 ter week. Mr. Ls:kyr. without hearing what the defendant had to • answer tr, the charge, said he thought this was very .:• t rt, the i art of tho pamehial authoriti, s. s e , :azinms Lad obtamed a warrant against the a Lat.t w:thr tit themselves to acquaint him rt la. wifc ma: to the parish. Had ho (Mr. rtrr) his ..wr. th. fact- of the CLAM: h.: would uo m.re sigmd tL, warrant than he would have banged 71:s .1”f• , 1:•.-1.:1 , 1“ . 1. f-., leaving tho .•r I. aiwiym waling to maint.iin his wife stittly. NV , InSITIP-STIMET. 1•I'l1ikr117 , 0 NLA RIVYIL n,(l.l"Vl' .r .c. ph It re Stleph,niesn.walk, at t. tided to an-wer three Fimmonie4 tuk , n nut n.7,ain4t him the ite•taie eof t :.-oterti,,r and r•oinpa:ly of the New _err, f,r that 1,, t o: a person harin,r azr•eed to be ph, d with w:,•(t 1 y the company did t.ke for his own end 1 eneft w%tt r item a butt 01 t'.,o premieg No. rde”-walk, on .ith. 7th. and Nth of September • t i :raz •-et•tion of the Wates•works • •. incorp. , iatttl with the Nov ltt%er Company . 4 • nirg• to r.t of the pr , ....et:ting Nalieitor. , tL.:t tr.; the d , •fentLint had not been with r, 1,4 prior ts, that tint. he I • vs a , Li.: 1./11 thl• l.ir.t of Jane. -.. it ;ea, f,utol tie deteu taut had n;it ; ; Li, watt: -Lott with u L ill tap, such l.; loir; , ;1 ty iod of parLatueut, and the •- ; ; f vsl.:;11 tuu , ,-du waste of water. Aller that • ; • L4l leen laid on, and although it was so,- ,-1 ;I. tt Le lad the use of water, it could not be :'•:a:•.1 untiltin. corummeemont of the present month. tt.;• n.; nt. u.l in the charge again.it the 1..: ;1.1. it wa, d..- mvored that he supplied IA OE wat, Ly u lipe running NA a syphon from w.. 1• r 1 ~tt ; L., promise of No. 10, into the de stet ci Lur*: not psyii.g any water At thi'• p, int thi ••• iir ti.r for the defendant admitted •. , r l,i. , • , -n! 11-,t Le had had the ou the days r. tit,i that whnti he hail applied to • ••11 again the compsny demanded dy. hid this el, defendant went tf. , nul tape UFIf of supplying a ball tap. • .1 - 1,,• tr. ttt'•t rat, paid that for the protection of the public roly the a..t re•quirvd that water butt.; ,hould bo sup -1 :•1. I ail 'ate to present waste, but us the offence enratted, he should only fine the defendant on one • with (tort" fur the thee. Tri A MTS. ontwaN EALTAGEA AT ma P..LRT-END. fr, a German, wai charged before Mr. • harinrr in hie poeeeeigon and preparing for sale • fnr the fond of man. -ati.u. I Pritchard paid he had received numorons it In the neighbour% of an intolerahlo smell pro • trom the premises occupied by the defendant. • i'es , :rey be weed to his bum*, No. ?A, Everard-street, e he saw meat being chopp e d up and mad* ;s•rmlsn rauFagol. There wale some sausages in • which !dank fe.arfelly, and they were being »- I I 4,1 t. be placed in freseh skins. Ile demanded to ace other meet the defendant ba-i on the premise., • reuron be took him into a rmall room, in which he 5,1 a large piece of putrid beef in brine. This be .• ti,gether with that chopped up, and brought to the rt. Ile would suwee4 that th , i moat should be shown he court, though it ruitilt dreadfully. It was at present .1. the yard behind the building. Manitt. No. 111. inf,rmed the magis tr:de Itll t FlU.it t The def , iidant meat war g..,.1, and "beautiful " be MLA:, with it. Il e w o uld h a v e n o ti , .11 !ri I :it any 116,5,,1,ty him vli. .1 p_r Nla,trate- ill go awl the meat, awl if it ie • .-tnte you Fay it ie you will Ale to take it and th, nfFver. of the , en-t than proeooded 's. • I. and tt.Pro fn ,Lti the heel and riwpparl mint .!, Aft,r r•Aph.oludig the meat, •; trptot tor the late.telanee of • ,Ar n, ~.114 to r0r111.1. - tt r.t,•• NV A N ()ft If. A I‘,o M 1 1:1011 • 11 , •• I, ,, tn.ati at the I)ii ko of Cambridge bfwr ' 1.. !• -1 , ad, Patnr.-a, 11111.414nnni6ne.1 by:ln.moctor I , t, : . r fully urging a dog t , i attack and worry I I • • • liwi) of the t, '•lFotecwhile in the execution of their It "I I' ..'•1 11.:.• • 1, the afternoon of the 29th nit the " n tut , ' • ..) , •,r , o a large retriever .1.4 t in tho r..) do.ioLant came up and HRH., "Mein° them '''iY t it. 0,..an, they uni police." The deg then I ' la,vbla SGLY:I7 . b ann awl tare LIS cunt, c'eAtte, while tLe other constable WIN is ti. iineetione, fiairery Raid the defendant did " t. hit 'limn," refemng to a ' , tick upon a wall. woe lefere and after the rapture. He alien •.•.1 ii..! Ile. tlq had been taken t., the etatien before. I • I' di i. a.e it war urged that the defendant put a , 'i• h a wall and called to the dot to fetch it down. then dal act iglittra the defence, and fined the c • 0.1 Itti., booing 21a. in each ear, ctrl 54. writs. • ,•• .•. 11rE %I:111.011n by A i:M.1.1/iVINO ObVICER. / 1 • 11 f/.4 yrio o.:witlfd On a warrant with wilfully , r , ro paw,. .1 Oar. to . lotsgl:44{ to Mr. Jaititrit '1 •.• IL. n L.viny r•fti..4..r or itutt , r, ;114 na:fl that , .11 1t,., rv.aiito. of tho ith I•` , ...Joe to Lb. lt , ,u 4. for au .uhuiNtiou to the ',lip! that ho r, 1..• rofuroe.l to r.- and t.:l him k utin. 1,4 lo latt , i lint r•WW.Yr.I. out. w r. ry td, ti 'II t 6. .1.,,, rurt thread , „I. 11 , . w,,, At I.ti , tl. E n , !pit. Inns thr.ott •'• • 4, ••t.. hr,ke ill th , . W • w ttlY • •:.1.15 , 141,1 o Way sai.l thi• Lied) bi•A: • On': Wifil•1•)11.4. Mr. Daman thought the man was ma le out against Lin. and ordered• him to pay is !nO. M. dassalier. and di. costs; and in default to be imprisoned for 14 days. BANIIIVO INCIDENT. At Bow-street, Robert Matthew Sharpe., a coal merchant, formerly carrying on business at - York-road. Xing's-cross, was to-day brought up on remand charged with having obtained 4451. by aeque on Medea Drum. nsatil's Bank, by false prat:mom aprunner was ap pnlended on the let inst., and had Woo° been out on bail. Mr. 1-coley. instructed by Mr. Mathews, solicitor to the riaik4:l: Association, stated that the result of inquiries which had hem made since the prisoner's apprehension was such as in his opinion justified the prow:atom is with. (hawing the charge. It appeared that the defendant had on several occasions drawn cheques on Drummond's Bank, there not being any funds there at the time to meet thew: cheques. But he seemed to have obtained some in. fluency—what it was, he (Mr. Braley) could not say—which induced Mr. B a rnet; the cashier of the bank—no doubt most improperly, to cash those cheques. That had beers done several times, and though there wore no funds when the cheques were presented the money was always provided within a few days, and sometimes within a few hours. No doubt Mr. Burnett was equally . to blame for cashing cheques when the funds were not in hand, as the prisoner for drawler cheques which he had no 'meets at the bask to meet. Ho Nr. Bailey) had, therefore, given his written opinion to the effect that the case was untenable, and ho had now. on the part of the prosecutors, to ask the magistrate's per t:utast= that they should withdraw from further promo& Vaughan said that if cheques had been previously cashed when there were no effects, there was no chance of a conviction. He should discharge the prisons. DEWSBURY ELECTION. .1011 N MORT, E.SQ.M.P.. AND MR. SERJEANT SWoN. Mr. Serjeant Simon presents his compliments to the Editor of the Expream, and will feel much obliged by his publishing the enclosed correspondence. Batley, Yorkshire, Sept. 10, 1116 S. " Pitniscre, Ballinluig, N. 8., Sept. 6, 1868. "Dear Sir,-1 am sorry that my note to Mr. Cosh= should have given you the trouble of writing to me so long a letter. •• I shall attempt no reply to anything you have said, because I have no wish and no right to enter into any controversy about the affairs of Dewsbury. " There is, however, one statement in your letter on which I may say a word. You declare that your friends would have combined to return a conservative, and that they would have given their aid to return two con servatives for the county 'unless a liberal candidate would come forward at once.' I think this statement will be read with amazement and sorrow in every part of the country, and I hope you are mistaken in speoking, thus of the working men of Dewsbury, especially in con 11C11011 with the name of Mr. C.ossham, whose active I oldie life has becu devoted to the service of their chess. " I am, very respectfully yours, Joan BRUM?. " John Simon. Eaq., Reform flub• London." •• Station lintel, Antler. Yorkshire, Sept. 16, 1869. " Sir•—Your letter of the 6th inst. has just reached mo here. Of your injustice tuwarili me personally I say nos thing. It is a matter of no importance. The public will Lave an opportunity of judging of the consistency of the centre you now prt;fosic with that which you have actually taken • about the affairs of Dowebory.' •• 'Amazement and sorrow' will no doubt be felt, but not because the working men of Dewsbury would have resented the dictation of the small section who would altogether ignore their rights, but because, with all the circumstances now before you—upon which you are studi ously silent—you persist in supporting, against the can didate of their choice, the can did ate whom they justly regard as representing the principle of dictation against freedom of election. ~ The Wcai;37rclasses of England and the country at large will contrast your letters and your conduct with the letter of that gnat liberal statesman Earl to his tenantry in Ireland. " I am, Sir, respectfully yours, " Jost( Srmo:s. " To John Bright, Esq., M.P., Pitaacre, Seutlatul:' WELTIIEB REPORT.-(T1118 DAY.) Prromr. Barr. 11. 8 A.N. A thrill:lM ion in bananetriial tin....tire of about two-troths of an orb Mus taken plan• bur viv,tenlay in ro,it,rri and southern district .% whilvt at Nairn a idiglit rim: reporbvi. Pressures over our islands are uniform, and an• gnatn4 in tho north. There is a dithirtuce of nearly flaw-tenth, bet woen readmit+ at Nairn and Diarritz. Tomprrvtun• has generally immiavol. tertLay the winch worn lµtht over thevelvlaint% and rtiii ODLItIIIUe FO. grneralb from the eastward. The ut,ather is rain has baths on the Irish ctia.t. A meeting of the friends of ME. Charhri noundell, the liberal candidate for Cl;theroe, was held L 1.4 night, and was attended by gentlemen whose preaence and pinions guru to the gathering more than iuuul import- TLe Lon. candidate wea supported by Sir J. l'. K. Shuttleworth. the Rev. 1)r. Temple, of Rugby, thy Callon Robinson, and Mr. P.Arke:', one of the recently-appointed Public School Commi,mionerA. • • - Mrs. Scott SiddouN s 'granddaughter of att. fatuous MIL Sidilona) arrived iu Uwe city on Tuesday lart from Lidoi,e. She will make her Mat how to 113 American atid.euce at Steinway Bald on the l'lth of September, when he n ill give reading , from Shakspeare a nd other English tilarcata IGrk But old, Ew At 7 ON COLoNIAL SMITING. --11 y a new act I.4ating to the !..gi,tratinti of 444 in British posse.- I.IOIIS. it is prot i.led that the goyir.nor4 of BritiAh pog...es- Niom may grant a ceitilicAte of registry for a spocified period. llosl'lT.tt..—On the 21st inst., being St. Mantic w'a-day, the Lord Mayor, ablerenen. and will attend divine aervice at Christ Churvii. Nuwtrato ,tiret, where a synnon will Le prrioled b the Roy. T. S. l'oltharupton. M.A.. Hector of Mel, Lancashire. ant late Fellow of Pembroke Collcore, OxfonL After this they will proceed to the gr. hod .4 Christ's. 111.94L..1, to hour the orations delivered by the senior wiliolars, wvirling to annual custom. CoNstnAcr. Moyay.—The Vea. Archdeacon Kaye received a letter, at Lincoln, a few dap lance, con ta:ning 10s. worth of postage-stamps, the sender of which Mater that many years ago he was a scholar in the Central National School, from which he ran away, taking two hool-Iss.ka with him, value :la. For this he now re mitted the ots ',ford Meresty. PARTilluox Snoo-riNG IY THU WHAT 09 ENOLANn.—Birtb; arc everywhere report...!Niing strong on the wing, extremely wild, ands coveys of fair average number,, bat the bore condition of the country, despite the rapid growth of vegetation, induces birds to take long nights, and begets a disinclination to settle when once they are flushed. It is a very singuhir fact, and worthy of remark, that in some districts several coveys bars boined together, the " parka" numbering from 30 to 40 irds. This "packing" may have *neon, and probably has, to some extent, from the dearth of water com pelling several broods to fleet to one drinking place, and once mixed, the birds did not care to separate ; although it is not in Tory uncommon fur coveys, hatched early, to amalgamate later on in the seamon.—Lwriers Oarel ie. EXTENSIVE EItb672.LHMILYT AT HOL`TfIPOIIT. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. T. B. Ilodgkinsou, the accountant to the Southport Corporation, wait arreistod for embevadement. The amount is very large. lie has acknowledged, it is said, 9,0001. Mr. Hislgkinson had Tien many years in this service of the improvement com missioners before the council was appointed, and was looker' upon as of irreproachable character. Ile has had the cur tody of all the money. 1NCKN1J1A1t1.... , 34 tY eutt:YWAT.T..—Anottp,r fire in We, t f'ornwall, believed to le the work of an irc.‘lidiar, necurrid on Tuesday, about twenty tons of hay b e ing di: roy ed ut Calestork. near Truro. The fanners aro get , tirig much alarmed, and ill bOTtrillinenumes night watchers have been appointed. THE FAlRl'lm.i) tiaras.- - On Saturday Mtwara. Tzitter.all will put All ..11 , 1 to the glisriei of Fairfield, which has Lithe' to ranked as the foremost breeding odah lislaLeut in the north of Englund. Mr. Jackson, finding himself gradually tailing in health, has wi,ely determined to bring everything wirteervedly under the !ternary. Thus 44 brood mar', of the heat blod, :It; foak, 7 year lings, 5 Lorca in training, and the tour stallions IFtlair Athol, :Centralia., Seand d, and Harry lirail.ford will b., sold, fetal; what tiny may. The all.engmaing question " Ls will buy Blair Athol - Tilt LABorlc MARKET IN Si'. PaNCItAg.-- -The guardian of St. Pancras having invitisi cinilidatist to fill several vacant chore sit the workhome risecived 96 appli cations for the oftice of gate-porter. nt the wages of 2.:rs. a week and unitiam ; for that of carpenter, at 30M. a week, CO application. Welt. rcecived ; stud for that of pl caliber and gal-titer, at the 1.11,1111 i wages, I bore wore IJ u 1 pli,atinra. Tte•Kiri At Redruth this, day 1.1:4 tons of eoppiv ore realied a.belf. 35., an average of ::!. 4 per ton ; produce l tine topper, G.', tons It cwt. ; stanliud, 191/. 15..- a decline a, conga:Hi with 111.-t Wll k• of ::/. lean. The great fell in the standard is io id, ro•tl seri.ol.4. .I{}:srf,Tß fir TILE HEII 81.:.%•All!C. -A rollrqprit•nt of tic, 1`.4/ -" I tx,noi with fo:ir hire.. which were rironittaut thy I,!.nn to vno k in Imfore rho Ind of io.c Ih•• , gni nf May I t.n , k off lino wt.!! fill, d. I Ir.! w itni on .11:Iy 17, awl on lolly in .1.11..•; I look in ilvaint iron 11. y ,ti. nt I .L. N.itf what otr,i.•% me this.„ t that (ha cis , l nt Jute• !toe 1.0.4.111•1111114 t Io c• - 0.1:1"!. OVI•11 11 , y 1,:..11.:. , !!) ii!l. I. .I n.bll - -L,.:,1.41 th.• .101 tva • tL • 4 'I • tin rn lath: 11, y 1 . .”1.•: - 111 • - • ir :iv nod stri limo; t .....11.1..' ill 11141 •11,41.1.,1 an if tiloiut. to 121A1111111. 1 ion, iny four hivvv 1 hare h, 1 (ht. bllnniCr Vin will Mal GM. of honey." PROBABLR SETTLIIMINT OF TAN ALABAMA CLAIMS. The Liverpel Mercury of to-day has the fol lowing statement : " We have great pleasure in bidding our reader. look for a speedy termination of the Alabama difficulty. We are informed that Mr. Heverdy Johnson, the new envoy from the United States. has received instructions from Mr. Seward that all papers and documents hitherto issued with regard to the Alabama question have been can celled by his government. Ho is further autho rised to make such terms with en: own govern ment as he thinks flt. The spirit in which he will enter upon this undertaking was abundantly shown by his speech at Sheffield." DECLARATION OF ROMAN CATHOLIC Blbllure WITH REGARD 717 MR. GLAD SWINE 4NIJ THE ELECTIONS. (imam °us °wit CORK. Fawn. The catholic Bishops of Cork, Clopio, Roes, and Kerry have had a conference in reference to the election, and have decided to recommend Mr. GLobitono's pro gramme to the Irish liberal constituencies as the only one that can be adopted. While appreciating the important)* of the land question, the bishops did not think it should be made a pretext for postponing the church question, which is the one now ripe for solution. With respect to local elections, they recommend that where more candidates of acceptable principles appear than there aro seats for, the clergy shall consult and fol low the wishes of the constituency in the choice. THE ABERGELE DISASTER. (71118 DAY.) THE. PROSFAATTION. (NT TELL:HUM.) ABEROELE, FRIDAY. Tbo prosecution has applied for a warrant for the appearance of the Gm:akar:nen as witnesses. It is alleged that they arli keeping out of the way. The stution-master's sou has said that an engine W 39 just starting from Landolns to catch the runaway trucks when the collision occturcd. ALLEGED BARBAROUS ILL-TRRATNEXT OF A WOMAN AT DALSTON. .INQHF.sy.. 7 (Ti!is . pay.) This morning, Mr. Hieliarths, the deputy coroner, resumed, at the Woodmen tavern. Woodland-street, lialston, an inquiry reelecting the death of Emily New bold, aged 33 yews, who was alleged to hale lust her life in emu( queue., of brutal ill-treatmunt. Mrs. Mary Wiles, landlady of 14, Woodland-street, said that Mr. Howard, who cohabited with the deceased, used to beat the deceased with his fists. She umd to faint after his blows. Mali-an-hour before her death she said, "I khan nut live. I have uuly gut half-an-hour to do everything before I die; and now I shall tell you I am not married.— Mr. Howard, who was formally cautioned by the co roner that he stool in the nature of au accuset cores-csrunined the witnesees. He elicited from them that there was a charge against him of having caused the de ceased to fall down a flight of stairs by throwing a table at her. The deceased had three children by Mr. Howard. and after her death they were sent to the workhouse. He told the coroner that he would have her buried by the parish. Edward Weodhurst, 14, Woodland-street, said that he had lodged in the home while the deceased was living there with Mr. Howard. He had often heanl the sound of blows while Mr. Howard was quarrelling with but. He had never been present when the blows were given_ Ho had heard heavy weights thrown across Mr. Howard's room. It was done with such violence that witness had often been shaken in his bed. The loud noise was followed by screams of "Mercy, mercy! have mercy ou me." These screams were given in a female voice. It seemed as ii a table loud been thrown at a woman and oho had been thrown down. Witness got out of his bed and wcut to the police-station. They 'aid at the station, "Wo can do nothing ; ; al ply t.. the parish anteoritien." They refused to arrest Mr. Howard. The woman, when thrown down upon the goer ie.c.l to iTy out, " lot Utal's sale have mercy. Uh n't Imit ,4,2' Ily 111 r. Iloward—Wituom could not t.. , 011e.it tho iLite of the night of the Krennv. The police might have put it clown. Mr. Howard ,aid that Mrs. Wiles, the landlady of the hr tire, had lecke.' him out of %Ls rooms knee the opening of the irque't. There wen: haute kdters in the room no coerary for the defence. The Con ter tail that all jokier should ho time to him. Ile had a ri;:ht to break °pot tho door to get into his room, and be could do so in the presence of the polite. But lie was quite rnietak,n ii he supposed that Mrs. Wiles was very much against him, for she had told the court a different stor► to whet the Lad told the officer of the court. She iid tinted that she raw the table thrown at the . deueased. When sworn rho did not go so far against him. Mr. Howard raid that there was a conspiracy against him. The witutet. hwl ertaLmitteal perjury. The Coroner seid that he would not allow such lan guage to bo used, even for the purposes of defence. Re hould rend fur the lett,ra which Mr. Howard required. A policc-tsergeant and Mr. Howard then left. The coroner adjourned the court far a quarter of an hour. On the n amenibling of the court, the police-sargeant mid that ho and M. Jhoward had obtained the risluirod letters. The evidence was then continued: Mr. Jeffreys raid that he had beets unable to diacoeer any perron who would swear that they saw Mr. Howard ptnko the deretieril after the birth of the child. The Coroner bald after that he was afraid that they could not hold Mr. Howard legally reapousible. There was no ruirtakc that his &naiad was not what it ought to hare been. Dr. H. It. Lyle, 123, Gotham-road, said that the deceased tad told him that he had been knocked down a flight of itaini by Howard, and rho attributed the prematuro birth of her ehddren—for ehe gave birth to two, ono of which is lOing—to his violence. Hut the postmortem examination ,bowed that death arose from moult peritonitis, being ac celerated by cold and exposure. The jury returned a verdict "That the deoesoed died from the mortal effects of peritonitis. and the jui7 re quirt the coroner to formally censure Mr. Howard for his cruel conduct towards the deceased." The Coroner then censured Mr. Howard for his heart icily cruel conduct in the strungest terms. SHIPPING OrTNLLIGIINCI.-(77118 .D 47.1 (BT msownt.) Trwrom, Pee. It.--Wind at noun. E.N.E. light barest, anti wry lb*. - 4; Arpi. 10.—Areivrd : Boyne, has nolombe: Moir ringhce Barbuda.. Bailed tiodurth, tor Madras; Felipe, Ilavannab; (Id (s.;, Baba°, _ _ _ &pt. 10—Anived: Cape City, from Alias Eat. MOTTRIPANS, : Leon Rarmundo, how Mack try. iii;;;.; Sept. 10.-Arrivrd : °Matta Fleato Mk.) (No. a trans. tatra AbYwildn: A l / a n, aduidiec; Nary. (410, of Loudon, vt. Purism:Tn. Rcpt. 10.--Arrived: Mad rips, from It.anto V 0:co ; 004 Handhumptana, and Lit for tw Cool.,; of (7 wad hope. bentroa , Frpf. 10 - -Arrivod: Jaanr, from Ifotoom, FILL, Sept. : Orchid, for Domerana. CAllll#lll,, Sept. 10.-Sailed: Munro of tho I.loi, for Monte. V 5114.0; Zorn, Rio /amen., • W. J. 1410.4.1, New Y. (my Ctmaknivra, &p t. -Arrtrod JAW 111.4. k, from Africa, for BriatoL T. 10611111.10 2 , 4 pt. 7.- 1 4 ,40.1: Mir. nehalm, for N w Y..rk. 1.• AAA AA tvpr 9..-Arrivul: normal Royal (avO, tram Cowl of feel:and, for Dundee, will' 174 tomr Uaw..L whale oil. on, dept. J.-Arrived : .f. L. Wird:wile, from biatilinv. fwek : Marva of the Takov, ,or Ttomtay ; Ok.neoirn, (knobs. falrit Narrow v, dept. 10. -Arrived. Vorepter, thwu Trinidad; Malta 1..:, Liverpool : 44nd la-ft ior New York. Larva,*kid. 1). A vv 1: Melia:id and ti-rthas foam Qtrthee. I.I,IIIIWWL, N.rt. W.- : 11..)%11 lieorgv, for I:4leurta ; Royal If ta.drel, : Henry Mawr.. Diintaav ; ed. Androw, Bombay ; 11111411 NA (ow.), . Ilu-sava Ayraw ; lavarartvr. Notorlan, Cki..bee ; I2eni Wattaackt. ......_ . i:O7IbIDAIS, Sept. 10. The liollumiroum (WWI, beanie), nom bblohl.. t.• Ruth via, you eLtamnoul by Orr, July tn. GI. AV +l,lO, F.pt. 11. --.Arriced : Prostect, from f'oloinho ; Loehlre, Ahem Huy ; hare* (,), New Y•uk ; Neptune, tree' •e; 11.14 nu 4 , , Dieppe ; Thom, ltt , rl ,11 Dunkirk; An.. lin, Du, ; hitnehr, Memel; Worth'', Nurto•hortt ; Dttun ; our - jot, AreluAngel ; 11..rtne Flrotb. Arehusupt. : /Motu. o.lehtstil, Niel...rat.; Luton., l'urt curtains ; Nos ik ht,:r .. LI setiwnn. Dr..st. N. rt. 11. 1rn,..1: from Wham . Anivt,l 1,. m tl.r nor ud .0111.41: V. 41 Ir, for llernurcrh ; /armoryrttlitf ; kusi 4 Mar ;Ind K 411..., Cardiff ; (id (+4.1, Itilhan. 1 , 4 1-..te. ii. A•I erml Nyanass (n.), from .110z _ (It n 1.-I 1 . ,hT1.1, I 4 t; , t. It. .it : Nyau.th .4.), (win i v 10w, S/ rt. tn. eit7 of Mr-toe (.4.1, from ri .14 ;Fa 11. Las etio.4, anti for N Y o rk, thr Itinrr, Sot t. 10. .I.rnr; .1: N.), from Manhun. 1. I \.w . _ . . at r. K. pt d: T. E. Nllll“lm,fnnn .11:yoslo, . • 1.1 I. • I, 11. I •,I , bll. f , 1411 IS .11,4 y; I .. • .. t1:111'24 . . I••i • • . • ; . t. 'II.. at • sa Nli111:•"!..:•••1 r I j.,•••• {% i 1, , v ).%!•• !POI, 1/4,, ,, t,1•1 , , et. ~ , rlrll 1.1. ;I I • \ I :;., 014,1 I:: 1.1 . 1,4 eV.. All ••laui I . ‘• a‘lll4 111:1•0 . 1 . nail •-a.w 1.11 liar Us' trot ua lartra tha l•evali• of alb., vial wet.- lauded at nail the -auto taunting. StP'I'EMBEU• 11, 1868. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. In the Stock Exchange to-day only a few trans actioua have been reported, and quotations inmost instances are unaltered. The teadency of the marketa is favourable, the deelingl consisting 010°9de:elusively of purchases. Railway stocks are still inquired for, sad show a further moderate ad vance. 7 here is little or no real increase of bow:Qt.& business in those securities, but the almost general improvement in thetraillo returns has caused assay of the recent adverse (vendors to olose their accounts. As regirds foreign bonds, Peruvian of 1866 and Spanish of 1867 are better. Colonial Government Debentures, as well as banking, finan cial, and miscellaneous shares, are neglected. The demand for money is very moderate, and the supply large. The general rate for choice paper is 11 to 1 per cent., bat exceptional trans aotiona are reported at 11. Loans are obtainable in the Stook Exchange at 1 to 11 per cent. Coreole are at 93 to 94 for money, and 94 to for the account (October 6), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Throe per Cents., 921 to 1, ex div. In the railway market Caledonian, London and Worth Western, Midland, Great &astern, South Eastern, and Metropolitan stocks have improved to 1 per oent. Sub joined are the quotations :—Celedonian, 751 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1131 to /, ex div.; Great Western, 491 to 501 ; Midland, 1081 to ; London and South Western, 88 to 88 ; Great Eastern, 381 to ; Brighton, 52 to 1 ; South Eastern, 751 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 1061 to 1; Great Northern, 106 to 1 ; ditto A, 1081 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 1541. Foreign securities are firm ; but the only change at present is a rise of 1 to 1 per cent. in Peruvian of 186.5 and Spanish of 1867, the present prices being 784 to 1 and 344 to respectively. Bra zilian of 1865, 761 to: ; Chilian of 1867, 941 to 1; Egyptian of 1867, 861 to 87; ; Italian of 1861, 511 to 52; Mexican, 15 to 1 ; Russian of 1866, 921 to 931 ; Nicolai Railway Loan, 661 to g ; ditto Orel, 831 to 1 ; Turkish of 1858, 611 to 6.51; ditto of 1862, 60 to 1 ; and ditto of 1866, 39 to 1. Apart from arise of 1 per oent. in the Four per Cents., viz., to 103 to 1, cx div., Indian securities are unchanged. The Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. are at 214 to 217; the Five, 1141 to 115; the Bonds, 20e. to 25e. prem. ; and the Debentures, 105 to 1. Bank Stock, 245 to 247; and Exchequer Bills, 16e. to 20e. prem. A few transactions have been reported in bank shares, at yesterday's prices. London and West minder, 651 to 664 ; Union of London, 311 to 351 ; London and County, 491 to 501; Anglo- Austrian, 61 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Ottoman, , to 1 prem. ; and Consolidated, to 1 prem. The market for miscellaneous shares is steady. National Discount, 11/ to s ; General Credit, 21 to die. ; International Financial, 11 to 1 die; Hudson's Bay, 111 to 4; Telegraph Construction, 16 to 4; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cont. Pre ference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 201 to 21. American securities are steady. Tho 5-20 Bonds are 1 per cent. better, at 711 to 72 ; Erie Railway Shares, 30 to 1; Illinois Central, 901 to 91 ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 371 to 384 ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Dods ► to 1. Th reel) of the Moscow-Jaroslaw Railway Loan to quoted 3to 31 prem., showing a rise of i t . The expected issue of tho allotment letters to-morrow evening has led to purchases to cover recent sales for a fall. A general Court of the Proprietors of the &mil of England will be held on the 17th instant " to consider of a dividend." The joint traffic return of the Caledonian and North British Railways shows this week an in enlist: of 2,1131. over last year. TWO O'CLOCK. Great Northern A and London and Mouth Western railway stocks are in demand, and have riFen 1 per cent. Midland has im proved !„ while Caledonian has declined and Mouth Eastern k. Foreign stocks are rather flatter, and a reduction of k to per cent. has occurred in Peruvian of 1463, Spanish of 11467, and Turkish of 184).). Consols are un altered. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds exhibit no change, at 931 to 94 for money, and 94 to 1- for the account. Some of the home railway stocks have ex perienced a relapse. Great Northern A and Me tropolitan have declined to per cent., viz.. to 109 to I and 103! to 106, respectively. South Eastern is quoted 75 to 1, being lower; Cale donian, 74# to 73 ; Brighton, 32 to # ; Midland, 1081 to 109 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 128 to 1; London and North Western, 113 to 1 ; and Great Western, 491 to 501. The foreign stock market is quiet, with few trnsactions, Italian of 1 . 861 : 51: to j; Orel, 831 to ; Nleholal, 661 to 1 ; Fipanish of 1867, 33j to 341; and Turkish of 1865, 39 to 1. About 22,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank to-day. At Faris - to-day the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 55c. for the account, showing a rise of i per cent. The principal feature at the moment is, per haps, the sustained demand for railway debenture docks and similar seourities of the very highest class, but very few indeed of these are to be met with in the market, anl it is consequently ex tremely difficult to execute orders in them. It would appear that the public are still loth to take any but the most undoubted securities, but in proportion as these rise in price and become more and more difficult to obtain, they will bo driven to accept investments occupying a secondary rank, yet perhaps hardly less safe. The effect of these movements is to increase the supply of money, which, it may be presumed, will ultimately be come available for semi-speculative purposes. The Stock Exchange will be closed to-morrow, when the repairs will be finished. The traffic receipts of the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayree, for the week ending the 21st June, wore only 2021. against 6301. for the corre sponding week of last year, the decrease being oc casioned by a severe storm. The gross receipts from the let January hay . e been 18,7631., against 17,462/. last year. Creditors of the " Guaranteed Securities Asso ciation (Limited)," are required to send the par ticulars of their claims by the 30th Mat. to Mr. Arthur Cooper. of George-strea, Mansion-house, the ufficiul liquidator, the 11th November having bet n appointed by Vice-Chancellor Giffard for inljudienting upon them. t:ubjoi.cd ie from the Levu at It, rah! of tho 2nd inst.: The effect rartho fitvottrattlo hurreqt pr a vela on the can'.. rert Mat' is bald to lut%o cur aatragtal the Porto t Lwow another budget. ()Mint rumour aatittes that tho (la content is already nearly corn/40.41, awl will show it t•uri•l Ili. if 1,11111,000/. It would be premature to qua thus the Tahae of boob a t laurel IR.funi dui 1141arava on whi:•h it it is. lam nre before the publie. In the ate ant:aat •, let lailag haw beim kohl of tie rip.) 0..1 luau tilting the week. The following is the official ref orn of the elitlitcv LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE DONCASTER MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) THE OUP. Mandrake Julius Charnwood 6. ran. MAK-HILL STARES. Ad.. Fveracsoste Mysoiis .. 1 WESTMORLAND PLATS. Rigs .. .. .. Masse • • .. .. - - - 7 rm. MS - tic d %Wass .. The Spy Sawyer 4 nye. NURSERY STAKES. St. Mango .. • • Vectssor • • Cruetßaton 2S rii. :: 2 :: i .. I :: 5 .. 3 .. t -.: i .. 3 • .. t :: i :: s DON STARR& Oas ails. 4.0. Tale Royal is hero. Nuaamay.—Arrived : Alßagtoa o, reported aorstohed. Cur.-Bastched : Paul Jonas. BrrrrNG, CUP. 5 to 4 apt Julius (t) 1000 to 70 eget The Field (of) OAMBRIDOZEIRIBR. 10 to 1 eget Eastley (wanted) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS, MARK-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) The quantity of English wheat offered for disposal this morning was limited, but the quality waa excelleut. Very little bueinaw was utilising in any description, at Monday • decline in the quotations. With foreign wheat the market was well supplied. The demand was inactive, at about late quotations. On the whole tho Unpin) , for fleeting targets of grain was hoary, on former terms. _ _ The ahow of foreign barley Trim good, of English small, Fine malting parcels wore scarce and dear. Grinding and distilling sorts met a fair sale. Malt was in moderate request on former terms. Ile oat trade was firm and prices worn well maintained. For beans there was a good demand at full curreucios. Peas were held for as much money as on Monday. For flour the trade was heavy at drooping prices. Linseed and rapeseed were dull, but most agricultural seeds were in fair request. Cakes wore inactive. ARRIVAIS OF ORAiN, tr., INTO I4)NI)ON BY WATER I'ARRIAOE FROM bk.I.T. 7 TO HEFT. le. BOTIL LY -11.1:t•IVE. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. i Maar. E M I" Sce"a l I rs. gra. .i qrs. kik oacia. 800 WO 700 ra. BA I ... I 1110 Fon iga I Item mo ... i giro Total .' Igloo i sato TOO I 7.U.10 Marie. 600 qrs. . • 3770 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (MIS DAY.) (ny yzusoluni.) - - (11011 01111 OWN CORBY.VONDRN7'.) Covrow.—The general tone of the market is very itesily, and prima continue firm. Sales about 10,000 or 12,000 bake. Colt:T.—The market thinly attended. Wheat now sale, at 3d. decline since Tue.(lay. Flour dull, and td. lower. Ikons steady. Sandi, .lsa. 6d. Oats and oatmeal un changed. Indian corn in limited request at a decline of Gd. per qr. ; mixed 36e. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) . • (DT TYLNOILAPIL, (mom ors owls coniusapwrimarr.) Wheat in limited request, and, where sales are pressed, 2e. less money is taken. Barley ls. lower. CORK DIITI'ER MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (ex ISIAQWII.) (MOM ova OTIS conzatomerr.) Ordinary. 1245., 11Ps., 1125., 110.., 994., 795. • 1,630 firkins. Mild cured, 1265., 12 25., 1175.; 130 &kills. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) St - GAIL—The demand continue+ quiet. and prices aro again rather lower. The aches include St. Kitt's at 31s. bd. ; St. Lucia, 30s. 9d. to 31+. ; I:tunics, 30+. 61. to 324. ; date Bengal, 28,4. 641. Refined—prices remain without change, but the dam ind continuos limited. COFFEE. —The demand keeps very steady at full prices. Plantation Ceylon, mull to bold grey, 52a. to 68s. lid. 4cdoiy, mall to middling, b6s. to 775. ; native, small and eidinary, 130. 641. to 16.4. ; held, :404. Gil. to .545. 61 TPA. —lltre is no improvement to notice iu this ar ticle. list[.—Thero is a good general demand at stetuty Januciin, fair to lino, •..s. 10d. to ds. 7d. • Deme ntia, Is. 51.1. to Is. Hid. ; Leowurils, Is. ;id. to is. 85..1. ; sad 3lauiiiius at Is. 7d. tons Bengal Dacca grain sold at 9s. 91., and 200 tons Ballam at 95.. both es-ship. Turrr.—Fine new currants are in request, and very full prices paid, Ms. to Vic for Patna, common qualities neglected. Valencia rdsins steady. SALTFETILB. —BOO hag. sold rat the previous price of lAs. Id. for refraction 5, short prompt. tirtera are in fair request at the previous value. Corroz4.—Busincto has been done without change is vices. Juvr.—About 1,000 halos sold at 171. 12s. 61. to 18/. 10s. with rejections at 141. his. iIEMP.-40 tons sound clean Russia* sold at the reduced price of &it. 10s. to 351. liis. TALLOW MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow, 445. 9d. nett rash ; Petersham Y.C., on the spot, 465. 6d. ; October to 1:040001- Ix:, 46e. 6d. ; December, 46t, sellers. DIDII MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) IzAnextuu--/fides.-361bs. to 641b5., 30. to 111 4 .; 641bs. to 721b5., 31d. to VA ; 721bs. to 1301bs. 3 to 4d. • 60114. to 881bs., 441. to 414, ; Whs. to 9611 m., 4 to 41d. norm hides, 9s. to 10s. 6d.; colt skims, light, b. to is. ; full, 7s. - - BRIXONDONY.—fihecp skins.—Lorabo, b. 91. to ar. 9 1; *Marin:" 2.. 4d. to 24. 23. BOROUGH HOP MARRBT.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Pattenden and Smith report a steady demand for all desoripttons of the new growth at late %notations. COAL MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Walla End Helton, 19t ; Walla End Lambton, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Hass/nil, 19s. ; Walls End South Hutton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees. 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Russell Helton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Original 19s. ; Walls End Hau g h Hall, 17s. 9d.; Walla i rdtet ton Lyons, 16e. 3d. ; 15a. 61. ; Wylam, lbs. 6d.; West Hartley, lbs. 9d. ; Hastings Hartley, 15e. 9d.—Ships at market, Si ; at sea, 15. At the Annual County Resaione, yesterday, at Preston, a melancholy statement waa made by the Rev. Mr. Birley, retarding lunacy in Lancashire. The num ber of lunatics has become so large that great difficulty has been found in providing accommodation for them. The increase in the county is at the rate of 200 • year, and there are now something like 4,600 lunatics in the asylumns and workhouses in Lancashire. The magis trate who made the statement assured the court, how ever, that there was only *small increase of lunacy above the ratio of the population. It is urged that another county asylum should be erected, and the disownion yesterday arose out of a proposal that a site for it should be purchased. After a good deal of discussion, the motion was agreed to. LORI) NAPIER OF MAODALA.-011 Sunday Lest, Lord Napier of Magdala„, who is at present the guest of Mr. James !Tinier, Monkish') Castle, attended divine ser vice in 'Mined parish church. On Monday, his lordship visited the parish church, Delsert, and orient two hours there, manifestmg the most tender interest in the children. Nor were the lowliest forgotten by the noble soldier, his lordship haying given to Mr. Ror6on, minister of the arish, a moat guneiour donation for distribution among the poor of the neighbourhood.. Herski. Pottistiourit, SHPT. 10. —Thu Victoria and Albeit novel yacht, ai.o.anissnisid by the Hnehantrese and Alberto, isailett this winning for t/ierbourg, to bring her 113itsty the Queen and suite to England. 1/HATtt OF SHVEXTEHN SHEEP liT OVRR..lltiligl).• INOI ON HAI,LEY. Au extreonlinary misfortune has been ✓ustoined by Mr. lien le., of Manton. It ce. , MA that on Vcielay the Mw k (consb4int; of vino erore sheep) And heat tut iw.l into .4110 Lark./ stubble, of whkih they a to largely. • Tllo*.liV a member worn th.eloverial to ho in a 'lying state. lirelllilllo4 Wlll 111110 tnol 10, bit all effort,. were krr in thy 11141 ..1 I 7. which in the contain of the day. ott estiminoi 10/1 il. U/1 , 011111 . • 1111110110.illit04 thet .114110- feeding 111 1111111 :IA 1111111111 , 0 lof 44,01 ii. Tito en ,•; we re • nt %fn. he a d.- • CRYSTAL. PALAIIII. —( /NE Miiil,l.t\ll DA Ir• SKI TEN BMW liv isioson tickoN. ;OW; ; ditto on lasyniont, tO,WV; ; total visitors 14, il9. 3 . and bills actual in the Bankers' Clearing-house for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 9 : / Ix,. Thuesda . ist. 3 - - 5.8.111.008 Ai m J n ia , a . 4 7, 8 Monday, 7 Tnenday. Sere. 8 Wednesday, Sept. 9 7,881,000 1.58472. Jon. O. Power, Depot , , Insp ooo ector. DarkenOlearing-houeo. &Pt. to. For the oorreeponding week of last year the total was 64,223,0001., so that no material reoovery is now observable. The weekly return of the Bank of France thaws the following ohangft (the a:change being takes at 26fr. to the pound) Coin and Million Demean, 43600.1160 Bibdieooaeted Katie in circulation Private deposite Treasury balance lncrease 1,206,6441 Advances The ooin and bullion @how at last a moderate de crease, due probably to withdrawal of mone &politer. who took part in the recent Loan. l, There is at the same time a decrease in the dis counts and note circulation, and an increale its the government balance. The return of the Bank of Bngland for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 9, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following c Ctr a n eu Con Mane i.434,617,2430 Decrease £112,306 Circulation active Public deposits 3,716,9%6 Increase 441,610 Other deposits 19,423,966 Deerean 1453,764 Government accuritim in banking department .. 13,790,131 No change. Other securities in bank- tug department Coin and bullion in both department& 20,736,148 Decrease 110.506 Seven day and other bills 655,469 Increase 6,442 The Reet Noted in reserve Total reserve (notes& coin) in banking department 11,860,193 Increase 320,646 Owing to the addition to the government deposits —the total amount of which, however, is still seriously below the average at this season—the re servo shown an increase of 320,645/. The demand for loans and discounts at the Bank is still languid, as appears from the position of the " other " securities. As a result of the import and export movements of the week, the Bank added to its stock of gold, on balance; whereas the present return shown a decrease, from which it is to be inferred that there is • considerable absorption of coin fur travelling purposes. BANK OF As Ar. ems?, pursuant to the A for the week ending on WI ENGLAND. act 7th and Oa Vieteria. sap. St. redneaday, &pt. n, idad. , annexe. Government Debt ...cii,nis,tos Other Securities .. 3.:alt,non Gold Coin and Bullinn 19,07,350 Biker Bullion — 1/41111 DIP Nolte issued f.34,d17,250 L 11,617,250 L31.4117.5ia IAIIIIO DI Proprktore Capital-Cif ,b53,0u0 Nest rublie Dvproita (in- 3 , 6 1 3 ,t010 eluding Ex4trquer. Saving! liaolu4 Conllniosionere of Yatirna!Pebt and 9,716,996 otu r Depraita Beata Day sad other IMMO 1,41,813h1e0 Dated the 10th day of Rape, U i _ semi- - tie; 5t:1,790,1U Other Smuritira lu,iie,i.l Ovid and Silver CM 1,119,64 t 41.40113111 G. Nem, Mid °Waif. RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER SHARES.-(THIS DAY.) [ClotMg prices to 1 p.m.) COLOMIAL - OON. II NMINTaIter" - ,,_ A rms Canada,per cent., Joia-1444. cent 7to 1884, 104 f. Do., p per cent., Jap, dad 91, ug `... - ape of Hood 11 °F.) I " r er nt., April and Oct., 1884 to 1400, 111 f. Ceylon, 6 per rent., May and Nov., 1882 and 1883, 113. New Noutb `;Vales, 5 per cent., Jan. and July, 1838 W 1896, 99, ft, kt, New Zealand, 6 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct., 38. Uueenuland, 6 per cent, Jan. and July, 1891, 107. Victoria, 6 per cent, April and Oct., 113 f. . - -.- ORDiNA.RY SHARES AND STOCKS. BribtollUlti Exeter, T 9, mt. Caledonian, 75), 5. Great Eastern, 3431, ;6 1. Croat Northern, 166, id. Do. A (A receives no dividend until 6 per cent. bee been paid to B), I°Bl, 91, ad. Gnat NVe.tes it. original, 60, 44.50). Lancashire and Toil:Aire, 126'„ I, ad. Loudon, ightun, and South Coast, London, Chatham, and Dover, IS!. Loudon and North Weaterta, 1131: 13. I, ad. Idauche“er, blatlield, and LimuMshire, 45!., 5. Metaopolitan, 106 f. j. Do. Eatemiou (dir. lim. to 6 per cent. till Jan.. 104). Do., New Redet , rnable, 101. Midland, 1081. 91, ad. North Isritieb, 34. Noah Eastern (Berwick), DS), Do. (Leech), 531, ad. Po. (York?, Si ' ). North and South Western Junction, 102}. South Eastern, 73). I, ad. rttiFEitENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Western, 6 per cent. irredeemable, 1866, 100 i. Laudon and South Western, 41 per cent., 601. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Northern and Eastern 3 per cent., 53), 1.1. BRITISH kVSSESSIONS, Bom., Bar., and Cent. ludin, gua. 5 per ct., 1 04 3- I:n4e:et Den,gal, gua. 5 per emit., 1051. East Indian, gua. 5 per cent., l 07), ()rand Trunk of Canada, ltie, 4. Do., 14 preference bonds, 36, 491, 501. Do., 2nd preference bonds, 33. Great Indian i'eninaula, guar. 5 per cent., 1081. Great Western of Canada. 13,1, f• Dude and Robilcund, gua. 5 per cent., 1051. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San franciM; (Lrniled)Tguar . 7 pee sent. 161. entre' Argentine, gun. 7 per cent., Cleat Luzembour , 111, t. San Paulo (Limited) gna. 7pw cent:lBl South Austrian and Locubardo-Venetian, 161 FOREIGN uen.wAy ORLIGATIONS. 83t Ord Vitsbek. rm. g°Tiesoil:rk hat; COLONIAL AND FOREIGN laN/15. Vancouver Coal (Limited), 71 1. Endansinutanaof S. Australis Lim.), g. 3. JOINT STOCK BANNS. -- Agra (Limited), A, 11g. Do., B. 71, Chartered of India, Australia, and China. 201. Cluirtered Mercantile of India, London, and China. 'City, 12. Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, 161. Do., Now, 61. Imperial Bank (Limited), 161, 17. imperial Ottoman, Iny. London and County, 60. London Joint Stock, 314. London and South African, 111, 12. L ndon and Westminster, 661. Midland (Limited), 191. National Provincial of England, 1341. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 21, 204. Atlantic Telegraph, 324. Do., S per cent., 764. Continental Union this (Limited), 14. Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 21. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gum. by Egyptian gyms. mint, 1141, b. °mend Credit and Discount (Limited), 6 3-16. Hudson's Bey, 141. International Financial Society (Limited). 34. National Discount Company (Limited), ill. North British and Mercantile insurance, lisT Ocean Marino lummox, 191. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, ag. Renter's Telegram, bd. Vissroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 741. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. In the ruining market to-day EARL Grenville shares are again in request. and have risen to 2; to Prince of Wain% 365. to 38x.; West Seton. IA to 160; Chirerton Moor. 61 to ; Chirertun, 601 to 611; South Iferodsfoot. ns. 6d. to 22x. 6d. ; Omit Rettillmek, 3 to 31; On 'nine. 21:e. to 28m. ; Marko Valley. 71 to 11; Trumpet tionsoli, 12 to 13; and Frank Mills, 22(i. 6.1. to 27R. (kl. Al, regard. foreign :th,l colonial mining Shan, Pedro Attow ring of 141., viz., to 2: to / pit 111.. but otter de,eription, LIP tillottAl lhr MUM uN :SebilldUy. I 01 I