The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, LAW INTELLIGENCE. *- (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (More Mr. Rog Wear Maslow. a oousairrioner.) ni II T. D. SALMON. The bankrupt we; aTinWri;; of Cokarts& Debts 5,7507.; watt upwards of 3,000 i. Mr. Munn vowed few tbeawignera and Mr. Brooch for the bantsupa It was elated that tae estate had bean wound up oat of court under the 110th motion, and that a good dividend would be paid. Order grouted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 9OUTHWARK. DRAPE OP • Junin MAN IN WS HOC= OP HIS PARAMOUR. Soon after Mr. Maude had taken his seat on the limb, Mr. Abrams, the solicitor, of Bowetrest, Wend the court for the purpose of asking his worship's 'existence ander the following extramdinary circumstances : Mr. Abram mid be was Distracted by the widow of the late Mr. J. Arthur, coffoehetuokeeper, Brydgesetreet, Oovent-gardm, to apply to hi worship to render amain* to obtain the deed body of her husband, which was in the possession of • female named Jane Mortoo, at a hones in Holmes's-place, Walwortheoad. It appeared that on Sunday aroma( Mr. Arthur left his hones in Brydgese in treet, apparently good health, and proceeded to the house of Jane Martin, • female whom he occasionally cohabited with, residing at Holmes-place, Walworth.road. He remained away all Sunday night and Monday. On Tuesday morniag Mrs. Arthur received information that her husband enddenly died on the previous evening in the bowie of his paramour, when the unfortunate widow imme diately repaired to that place, to the purpose of ascertain • fag the cannot his death and to remove the body. She was then informed her husband had q uarrelled with Jane Martin in the muse of Monday, and became suddenly ill. A doctor was seat for, but he died in a few hours, A ll trits sag TlV?ils w Ared i l' ian i ti ? to remove the body for the purpose of burying her deceased husband in a respectable manner, but the female at whole house be died refused to give it up. Mr. Maude asked why she refused to give up the corpse! Mr. Abram could Dot connive her reason, and she would not gin 'ay to the widow. It was a bard me and all he wanted his worship to do was to compel the wo man to give up the corpse to the nafortunate widow. Mr. Mande told him he had no power to mist him. Mr. Abrams thought his worship might have sent one of his officen with the widow to the house u no doubt that would have a salutary effect. Mr. Mande could do nothing of the kind. He bad no power to employ the police or of of the court in an illegal act. He was very sorry under the circumstances, that he could not unit him. He should think the female would be glad to live up the dead body. Mr. Abrams said she absolutely refused to do so. He, however, would try some other mode, but, at the Name time he finked his worship for his attention. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (at Illurruc MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 011614 SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SO VS. Room ... 2 4 ran. SUBSCRIPTION HANDICAP. Giant 1 SELLING HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Ethel 12 ran. FREE HANDICAP OF 100 SOPS. A.F. Cambiums, Fins de l'Air, Breams, Baraph, and Hatter Richard are here. Tha rot ben paid Wait. OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. R.M. Vanessa, Gay Deceiver. Harrah, Char; oFf.;ck, Nim rod. Silverlooks, Gokblocks, Oberon, Eria-go-Breeh, Sister Mary. All are here. FREE HANDICAP OF 2580 1 /8, D.M. Blue Dr. ilyn tax, Canzonetto, and Olivia. Pam FOIMIT.--Gabrialle d'Evtress. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OP 15 SOVS. T.Y.C. Esau:goer. 5 yrs, 9st ;Twilight, a, fist 9lb ; (bap d'Etat, 3 yrs, Bst Tlb ; Walloon, errs, fist Mb Hivtorlsn, 3 pa, est 511 i ; Sumossinide, 4 yrs, Rat Sib ; Crythsia. 3 PI, 7st 121 b ; Old Orsage Girl. 4 yrs. 7st 101 b ; Gentilhomme, 4 yin, 7sl 71b ; Columba, 4 pa, 7M 41b. All are hare. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOYS. (Winner to be sold for 801.) T.Y.C. Wild Th Fanfaronails, Governor, Sentinel, Juneston, I ady Oaeolio ., snd Foalsolaa All are ham SWEEPSTAKES OE 10 SOVS. (Winner to be sold for 404) T.Y.C. —... . . . . Tring, Godmeriban,ir;geri, Herschel, Mooey Spinner, Fanny, F:Ue du Regiment, and General Rally are here. SWEEPSTAKES 01 . , .50 SOVS. _ Ab.M. - - - Keen* Tibia, Crippled* Reinfrid, Oetregor. Anadyomene, and Giraffe ally are herm The rest have paid forfeit. MINES.-(THIS D.l Y.) Two o'CLooi. The mining market continues firm, but there is not much change in prices, attention being directed to the fortnightly settlement, which will be concluded to-morrow. The dealings are still largest in Great Vor shares ; the present quotation is 34 to 36, being 11. above that last current yesterday. Hallenbeagle are also firmer, at 31 to it ; and East Grenville, at 71 to f. Tincroft are quoted 15} to 161. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. St. John del Rey still exhibit a drooping tendency ; transactions are recorded at 30 and SL The adjourned general meeting of the East India Coal Company (Limited) is called for the 3rd of November, and will be made special, to confirm the resolutions passed on the 26th of July, to autho rise an increase of the company's capital, either by the issue of ordinary shares or by preference or gua ranteed shares ; also to authorise the board to raise an additional sum by the issue of debentures, or by mortgage upon the estates of the company. PROVINOILL MARE HAMM. Lummox. Oct 26.-Gnat Eastern, de-Ditto new account, M-Great Western, 74; -Ditto new account, 74-London end Narita Western, 114 132 11!-Ditto new account, 114-Man chester, Sheffield,. and 11noolnahlre. new acconot, 661-Midland, 1119-Dittogiew account, 124-South Eastern, new account, Mg -Great Luxembourg shares, new account, ,201.0. a d.- Spanish Passives, new account. COI 1116 1 I-Ditto Certiiimtes. new account, 13 13-16-Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limttedl, Ditto new account, 4 p.-Eastern /animate Bank (Limited), 7.16 0.-Mercantile and Exchange Bank ,Li mited). I If 41.- Ditto newaecount. t 0.-National Bank of verr,ool (Limited , /4 el.-British mid Foreign Marine Limited), 2 6-16 p. - Maritime InsaranoeiLliatted`. f 0.-Queen Insurance. 1 p.-Ditto new soma* I 1646 1 p.-Calcut Marine Limited„ p,-Mersey Steel and from ifAinited), p.-National Steam Navigation Company, 9 d.-Dlihr new account, 4 d. BCTING Lk-CD OF Tlig )ogle.—lt is A mistake to suppose that the Maoris set small store by their lands. This opinion originated from the readiness with which they made overlarge tracts of land to Europeans for the most trifling articles ; some forty years ago the missionaries bought 300 acres of land for twelve axes, and • certain Baron Hippolytus de Tbierry, in the county of Somerset, England, and of Queen's Collage, Cambridge, made a still better investment. In 1822 be bought 40,000 acres on the Hakim's river for thirty-six area. Poor Thierry's head seems to have been turned by this piece of good fortune ; he proclaimed himself sovereign of New Zealand, and took formal possession of his new kingdom. The tares of royalty, however, were so little to his taste that he threw aside his mown in disgust, and is now a flax-cleaver in Auckland. Altogether many millions of acres ware sold to E ur opeans, sad we regret to add that the principal par chasers were missionaries. The process of conveyance was little understood by the New Zealanders ; they sever ima gined that they ware parting for ever with their lands ; they readily received the axes, not as purchase money, but as a »ward for their politeness in attaching their crosses rd eignetttree to within document% They yielded the we of the Lad to the Europesoa, but they never renounced their sovereignty over it. Such • custom wee unknown amongst them. Tribes ocimaionally exchanged tracts of land, but the original owners were still invested with snoh rights that it could not he sold to • third party without their cement. It was only at • subsequent period, when they found that the Ettropeame claimed the lead as abso lutely their own, that they originated the land league, in virtue of which so native can sill his lead without the wee. sent of his whole tribe ; • strictly legal restraint, socordieg to their ideas, as she heed is the i moped) not of the indivi dual, but of the whole tribe. The land l s file a common in England ; all have an equal interest in it ; no one Dan sell it without the runesat of the whole tribe. The local govern ment mimed to recognise these rights of poverty ; if a member of a tribe sold them • glees of kind, they held that the sale was valid, and tried to take pomemiee of it by foam Hence the presort wer.—Proser's Magazine for , Osiefeet. were identified as hie, but not the het. I the Bow-lane 'lntim.... . . 1 1 Young Yr. Briggs mid he did sot know at. I had making to do with the ether Ti eepec of IC division of pollee, mid— ea* and tor beg. 1 received them from at 1 handed over to Impostor Tanner on stick and In have been node* his care itemisation. Up to that time they were int 10 o'clock on the morning of the 10th thelßow' railway elation, sad in • dad way carriage, No. 69. The beadle of the bloody. There wee blood on the onehica part of the carriage, and likewise on the *re was • little blood on the off window, • aboard on the lame side ee the handle *le the carriage, who inspected the carriage, was then fr. Death, the jeweller, was giving eel. rent to press. )1. - TSIDE OF THE COURT. (FROM A Wocestow.) le of the Old Bailey and in all the par this morning was of • remarkable de there were no solisitors, clerks, or in any ether ewe permitted to be pm large amount of space at the disposal of 'oiler-Sheriffs, and for this owe there're& lar scramble. The outer door of the Old he judge, the counsel, and the City &litho ;waded by • poem of some eight or ten e, and at this door there was • eneoemion r admission from 8 in the morning. or person, known to the police admitted at owe ; but they found y little advanosd, far the second irded by no less than twenty policemen, was admitted beyond this gate without his card to the Under-Sheriff, and as the ae down again very quickly, great was the e crowd of barristers and gentlemen. The were obdurate in refusing admission to all n the reporters were compelled either to of credentials which never came back, and o in any other way, they were fain to lay erman or civic dignitary, and get into the 61 of his skirts. The confusion, however, the yard was nothing compared with that the court. So far from having effected he court itself, many found themselves ban aver. A hundred permits were at twee !mission to the Under-Sheriff. Aldermen r friends with their cards, or with m Ucder-Sheriffs were perfectly be- the mum of documents of that re put into their hands. In addition about 20 gentlemen of the press who, Undi --Sheriff De Jersey's statement, were e to him then el the rest of the spoil er. In theory an excellent arrangement o accommodate the press, but in actual down altogether. Special arrangements by most of the metropolitan newspapers mil reporters, and it wee arranged 'ties that one gentleman only from ,ould be present, but they seem . I forgotten the fact that a member 7 reporters who frequent the City known to the police get passed in on such hey had also failed to make any provision of the reporters who came to relieve their rho had to fight their way as beet they the police harriers at the outer Wes. on the Under-Sheriff refused to issue being sent to the different °Moss, red much confusion and mieunder. jot of fact, instead of them being one re. 'per as arranged, there were three for some ere. The representatives of the respective airily urged their claims with a pertinacity ;hen could have exceeded, and, in the end, hem who appeared to attend for other than pers obtained sesta is the gallery. In the bristle and confusion the Chief Baron, to to try the prisoner, arrived, and the whole mule unceremoniously thrust aside, while re ranged, a terrible show." it of persons were summoned to be in st oma, both English end foreigners, and were T in rooms contiguous to the court. When taken his mat the primmer Muller was I placed in the dock. He had a pale and ranee, but owned to be determined to go al with limner. On his being placed his counsel, Mr. fierjeant Parry, said elected to be triad by a jury of English. the names of the jury were called all pri ors challenged one after the other, on which yen to cull la the whole of the panels, both ICI, and the court being already bacon. ed, the squeezing in of a dense body of some ight things to such a crisis that an arrange. hi male to came the stream of jury. at one door and oat at another at soon number of oesbaileapd sees was ebtaioral 300. to say *at as far as the public galleries of concerned, they were filled within about er the court wee opened, but es policemen nitride to tell the public that the court was was no chance of admiesion that day, the most part par-i on without making any to get is. There ware, however, numerous persona eagerly discnniag the chances for fuller, and moat of the public-houses in ood appeared to be driving a very excellent nnt,written earlier in the day, gays :—" The Id lieley, and the rush to the emerel ap sesioos-house was, perhaps, without pro rated officers in the City police-force de ilmer's trial was nothing to it.' On either I immense crowds had assembled, sad as the hey continued to lucre.... As each vehicle the direction of the court there was a rend, with exclamations of Here cornea I on the arrival of the carriage containing /ari -1 about half-past 9, the intimation of 'That's he wildfire from one end of the line to the erd, who was quite cool and collected, ease pile of documents. The judge and easel oa both sides were early in atteedmace. Inds and undereberiffa The Lotd Mayor, Old Court-yard in his carriage at • quarter rered. The greatest curiosity was evinced rowd in watching the various witnesses in themselves for admission. Matthews, the cab s felt himself an ' object of interest,' owing lisplayed to have • look at him as he wee e mart-house to Allwood's coffee and diainr vLere those appointed to give evidence for sraitiag. Towards 10 o'clock a Hansom cab was Se fild-bailey, in which was meted a gentle. e hats in his possession, cerefully wrapped his was the signal for another advance, wham that the occupant of the vehicle was Mr. 'limn Mr. Bnggs purchased his hat, and the th him were to be produced in evidence." m selling at 10e. per hogshead in the nd to parties bringing their own nub and ler away trawl when it is made. As it is t into wine cub there will be great diffirulty icient cub ter the enormous quantity el be made this year. 'utts and Co. have received 500/. for Lifeboat laatitaties fro= a trisect, by the rH LONDON INDniTRILL EXHIBITION. "ce ►t the Airimiliaral Hall yourday was r, and 17,000. In the eveelag a meant was [silken, and a very numerous choir of ladies lona pi4ery at Portesham, in Dorset, herd swine nearly 4,000 in number. The ley fed on wheat and maize. Pig meat is 2e. a ati it was at this timeliest year, owing to the met is peen]. AV AND HIS COMITITI7 INT& —Ae. anal enstam Mr. Guildford Onslow, the for Guildford, addressed his constituents on mg. The hon. member's speech mainly cou lee of the Mat session, and a vindication of as several divisions. A vote of confidence in is unanimously canted. iteertitined that the number of living hreedisrt puede at New Norfolk is sot lees d there is resson to believe it may be as large al of only 3,C:3as estimetsd some time pima, rout there are quite 400.—Lersosslos Mu no., August 23. THUBSDAY, WirRNRIG, - I 9=4E4 P:o 1•100 f.. SHARE LISTS.--4THIB DAY.) Two o'Ouxio. Although attention Is chiefly directed to the fortnightly settlement, the railway market is As eidedly firmer to-day, and most of the printipia lines have again advanced. Caledonian stock is in strong demand, and has risen 2 per cant Metro politan has also improved lf, Midland and Lanca shire and Yorkshire f, Great Western i, South 'Cistern . 1, and London and North Western London and North Western stock is now gnoted 115} to 116 ; Great Western, 76t_40 ; 133 to } ; Lancashire and Yorkshirl at l2 , to 1 ; Caledonian, 126 to } ; South 834 to 84 ; Great isstera, 44} to 45 ; Great Northern, 130 to 13 1 ;London London and South West ern, 91 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 113 to 114. East Indian Railway stock is in demand, at an advance. Cape Town, on the other hand, has de clined. Canadian and foreign lines are inactive. ORDIN•RY SRAM AND rroci& a. I Pd. I aen.wers. I „at t ltr . v 08. IP& I JUJIWATIL I - 7..r. n r a i,7 I to 1 p.s. O 1 all INsoa.„aolt 81werWaL .... .... - 116. la =lead Tyne .. - - N all 800100.04114.0 - - - II MO Masi sad Ilzdar a a IS 11l lee Oaledoslab lla Isai 1 as so Oat sal Bataan. - ... •- a S a ll m 0 0 -. 10 all Do. •J.I. nadir. oatH I - -. 11l all Don 4p. ulapahlto 11. - - N 0 I Dubin and Par ße tkalb IN Na. leco .Ta e Ii a all Dueoo3, IS If -. . 10 lidlaborgbood draw a 87 -. 86. 18 104segow aod ILWaatera 106 - IN. 10 I Ores* Nolen' Ord. at 0 1 1 4 44 - 10. i Do. • Moak - - - . 105 Do. 1.. Az.. 80.. N 0.2 69 74 - N 100 Great Norlioarmawri - .- - ft. 103 19104Nartlwrs Hi 11119 - Sk IC ttt leriffig% Hi lit = U. VA Ot South Waet. 89 Si - 11l UN Great Vitatent 7O 70 Da I I lk 10 Do.Stour VaLOshlllk - -.- IL 108 Do. South Wales - - -• 11l ina Do. W. NkL-401494 a U 81. 10 Do. Da. Newport 00 0 - N. IN Do. Do. ate N lel - N. ISO leecaablr• et Yorkshire 1139 114 uo N. IN lead= and Blackwell 66 67 - RN. 100 Lao., it ,RB loast 108 UM - no ' Lae" &Dow at 60 - St 100 Lawke*North Warta. 1149 1169 1169 15 11l 100 LawdoweSoathWeatera 94 ea 00 9 6 116. I 0 Nwa..oo, a llllAucelash la ea .- 19 all Maryport ad Corlile - - - la 0 Do. Do. 9 Sores - - - It. 110 latreptellaa lll4 1184 lla 1 11l 100 Do. New - - - IL 100 11101001 Ulf 1821 1129 Sib 0 Do. New - -•- N. 109 Do arm. & Derby . 102 104 - N all Ind. Gt. Wo. (bo.) -- - 1S ell. Do. 1 Shares .. - - N all INd Lest - - 1a all NM Lent (Crap 1160 .,- - - 111. 100 !Nora britlalt it leo , Do. Ildla.,Perthalwad. 14 IS - IS. 100 N. leaterw-Barwielt 111 la Do. O. N. Z. Pare- - - - 11l 100 Do. Leads - IS. 10 Do. York X X - N. 10 Do. Oullale lB6 140 In all Do. SlooL,Slhollog 869 1114 - N 11 Do. do. 18660._ 9 10 pee - N 12 Do. do. 180041 74 84, pot - al IN .North London - la 74' Da. New .. - 1 14 pot - IL 110 • North Staffordahlre 7O 77 ll a all N. &S. Western Jam lO4 119 - N. 100 ,80ottlalt Central - N. 100 '809010N.11. 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Tad Banat (Illopa) Sri Carleton lasi WTI Brea Let OrmeMs Z. W. Rowell (Tavisti ) °rambler & ISt. luny" Omit Laney (Ukar xl)i Great Boa* Taigas O. W. Vor (nekton) Grinvills Ilsrod's loot Maybe Down llirei gray Want) YazU Valley liwyady Ina Ora riaw Mon North Dame North lesksar If. Wit Beret (Mogan) aria Wheal Oral, Proper Unite! Prce.deee• (11. Leant) B. Camino (st.Cleer) 11. W. Trances Pew" !My Park Tin (ton Wed Bawl W. Ceram r i =) wing advent= Was{ lass Wb. OM Sa l Virefirs ilki lii .. I Wheal toadcqi . Wheel *Vat - iiin(llaslea ) Sates In. Treborasy (Usk ) 'mat Unio• 15.0 110 Wald 11.4.0 LT 111.116. 2 I in 40 LIS SI. lta. 4118404 I 41.9/4 Sit 110.6 18.0 7.1.0 10.0.7 80.1L11117.: 10 3.1.8 0 Wir / i9O Is so ss es M ss ss IS Ni NJ N OS NI 90 1% 107 96 98 FOREIGN MINI. K - No. I Mi. I Kum la,oool 5 ,Alsellial i moos 1 .Anglo-Braaia ll t i lrasi ! a 111,502 10 Australian I 26.0001 1 ' Boa Aaard C.a. , all 14,200 1 4 JP:lnd/LAU 00.(16a. 011 11,600, 10 ,Capa Copper 1 16,000 1 4141•pulaallves 1 12.004! 40 'cobs 10,000 40 !Doe Pedro, 10 100,010 1 !Doe Pedro, I. Dal . 11.500' 1 'Lau Yount..Con.( UN., ill 1 400 1 , OPA Del OJIIMU li 25 , 2,- Tarta D ns ( al all 10,000 000 ' 110 *eased all woo& 11 hrapunda (Ladled) 1.11,00•1 2 !Linares all 10,000 , 5 .Lasltanlan (Ladled) I 1011,8111 1 1111gresalis ea ico.ouce I IX Atoms bia.o.ll. .1 60,0 4 , Paimaklllo . - pu. 1 10, la 'Poutalbendallver A 100, $ Mort Phillip. 1 1 to BarkOold Y. (L) # 110 . ,000 1 ZoottlahAtuaraL • I 11,NO IP ..t. .1 din dal Re Um U, V% I United Mexican y 1i 10,0011 , 1 V 50,0102 1 est/Ass (Ladled) 1e.002 5 Yadasaandsna (UAL! all MISCILLMI 1:001. Cosmos. mi . 4 4 ir k A --- i -- i K 00 Lk 24 - - i / ft 63 6_ 8_ 1t 1i St Si 6 t gy 4 Ak 7 • 4 4i Is a es rip. 'ii 17 . le 4 :I 16 38 U. 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C 0 1 71 14 0 ,111 a; LaternaL Flom.Soc. (L.) internalland Credli(L Italian lids. pos. Oay.) Do. • p. c. als. r. 1110 Jointlitoct Dboannt(L) basil i cavities (UL) Load. Alrions Load.• • dCakdO i n.l l .l LoaLL.MriotTeling. ) load. Vaasa are. ) Do. New load.O. OnolbasC.(l 1 Wed., Belau. die.diaL Load. Mar. Discoast(L) Lontil Amladallilarimi D ilates Imfga. * Waal Novelties lend te.(l ) Neat. MEWL Tel. (L) 11111 wall hen Works Natal laadkCoL C. (LI NIIOOOIII Dia.oam. IL. National modal (L NationalProw.llaine National Steam Nar.ii ) NorbaidsCeal aL ' ) Do. New /Crosland TA LoenL N.Brit. A astialiudan(L) N.lir.Ld Neiman. In. (L NovarecotiaG.andL .I.) De. do. Ocean li mb.. [mom :Natal CommerclaJ(L Oalental Finaucial L.) Odesial One (Limited) Do. Now . llaleadateans(L), & Mahal tavest.l b iIMOCIAI (L.) Ottoman or (Limited PanansalLlLiaeara(L ) Do. do Do. New Peellate.Leadt lila (L) Penisealar a U. News Do. Kw Do 44.. L../.... IL(L Lam all lie J. City Ingrev. (L) an Ditto ditto . . loyal llailliMia * scot. aunts. lama. 100 Smith. Lulea &Co. a Ace. Finaaß Bogle( ) 4 S. Abicaa 114. 1 la. a: 5 tira te Anatralan Lad al l, barter Talmage_ kta Do. Scrip an Tel.Coastrec.dlisin.(l. i Thameadliermy la. (1.) Trait dligsmcgofdaii. L IT. a L Co. el tear& Baited E. Tele. Co. (L I Univers. Mazer Ina (L l UmAssamba(llsal !Ten Dienteds lend warrant linsawKLim l5 Werdmiloitted L te FRIFFIRDTCZ tnlA_____ Orem Wooten: irredeemable 4 per omit, 854 to 6. North E4ll6ollloceroolid. P.M. 4 par met, 89i. FOREIGN RAILWAY!. Bahia sod Grua Frer.aboo (Limited) poinsateed 7 per omit., 144. inia Paula(Liminallgianateut 7 par east. (161.pa1d),131. - 14 - 114 111 n Ins 49 26 8 : 80 67 62 OS 46 Ws km 2 4 pis 11 Id la lens par si Moo 4 tdi lea par WWI 1100 I 400 0 1 10.100 1 . j ite 10,0001 10 12 21 1i ai 1 2 M tilma 1 Ma SI 24 Rd us 106 112 0 4!b __ si Tois A iPan no NC edie 1 001.0 It 1 die K• Pee et C i e II II i l '• Ipm 14i lit wont ac 60.0001 60 11,000. 2 10,0001 60,000, ss I I 4=l r • 6, 1 us_ Nl_ J 1 I. 1 0 4 3Ms I $Ns • low s iMa 11 * Mr IM 4 HL slim se r.. pi. 4 SI _dim Uri O 1 par ft ers r 4114 49- Of 1 t t b in I. li .41 1 poi S it" 4 amp ' 6 4} I M l 3 .11. tl 118 It tl pas Ma LT lb S • If Id ldb oar a Ito 113 1 Ms s ▪ e 1 po i 42 It I 11 pa 3 1 aks t:1 11 ii i pail L MONEY MARIENZ-471118 DAY.) Two dOwen. The stock markets opened firmly this morning, and soon experienced an advent*. A paral relapse has Sind) taken place, owing to a number of realisations, but the present quo tations are still, in many cases, above the final quotations of yesterday. The Eng lish funds have risen 1 per cent., and some of the home railways Ito 4. In foreign stocks, the chief demand has been for Turkish Consolid6s and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates. The fort nightly settlement is in full progress, and will be completed to-morrow. At Paris to day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Recites were quoted Mfr. 75c., being Sc. better than yesterday. The demand for discounts is moderate, and choice three months' bills are readily taken at 81 , to 81 per cent. There is plenty of money on offer. Consols are now quoted 894 to 1 for money, and 891 to 4 for tbs account (Nov. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891,1 ; ditto, for account, 894, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 871, 1, 1 ; Annuities, April 1886, 141 ; Bank of England Stock, 2374 ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, July, 1870, 1064, 106, ; the Five per Cent. " en laced" rupee paper, 1004, 1. Foreign bonds are firm, with a favourable ten dency. Turkish Consolid(s have risen 1 per cent, and Greek and Spanish Passive 1 to 4. Some of the present quotations are annexed, vie p•-Greek, 224 to 1 ; Mexican, 264 to 1 ; Confederate, 62 to 63 ; Spanish Passive, 311 to 1 ; the Certificates, 141 to 1; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 68 to 69 ; ditto 1862, 70 to 71 ; and the Con solid* 50 to 1. Transactions are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 96 ; Dutch Certificatee, 954 ; Greek, for account, 224, 1 ; Italian, fur account, 641 ; Mexican, 261, 1 ; ditto for account, 261 ; ditto Anglo- French, scrip, 15, 14 dis. ; New Granada Deferred, 61; Peruvian, 1862, 81 ; Portuguese, 1866, (Lc., 461 ; Ruffian, 1862, 871; Spanish Pas sive, 314 ; ditto, Certificates, 141 ; ditto, for account, 144, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 894 ; ditto 1862, for account, 701, 71. International Financialshares are now quoted 1 to prem. ; London Financial, 6 to is prem. ; General Credit, 21 to ik prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, It to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to I I ; Ottoman Socidef ((- rale, to prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, to Of die. Some of the banking and discount establishments having withdrawn money from the Stock Exchange, the rate there for short loans on English govern ment securities bas risen to 5 to 6 per cent, but the tendency was rather easier at the close. No bullion operations of importance were re ported at the Bank yesterday. During the week 121,0004 has been sent in, and 50,0001. withdrawn. Owing to the high value of money here, and to the state of the cotton trade, the shipment's of specie to the East have almost entirely ceased. The steamer Manilla, which will leave Southampton to-day, will take only 4,2001. for Bombay, of which 2,2001. is gold and 2,0001. silver. The amount of bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the 2nd Nov. is rupees 30,00,000 (300,0001.) Mr. William Vilches, merchant, of 76, Mark lane, has suspended payment. The liabilities are about 50,0001., and the liquidation is expected to be favourable. The stoppage is caused by the non payment of drafts on some houses who have recently failed. The books are in the hand., of Messrs. Hart Brothers and Bayles. Messrs. T. R. Schweitzer and Co., discount brokers, have also failed. Their liabilities are rather large, but axe chiefly represented by bills under dis count, which are mostly expected to run off. The liquidation, it is said, will not be unfavourable. The di&culties of the firm have been referred to by rumour for some days past. Messrs. Dubois and Newstead, the accountants, will investigate the books. = — Mr. Alfred Lamb, wine and spirit broker, has likewise stopped payment, with liabilities to a con — sidarable amount. At &meeting yesterday of the creditors of Mr. F. Clough, in the cotton trade, who failed on the 30th ult., the liabilities were stated by Messrs. Edwards ". and James, the accountant, at 113,3081., and the = assets at only 13,2561. Mr. Clough's capital in August, 1863, was 33,4001., and the disappearance 1 / of this sum and the present deficiency of 95,1001. —repreeent:ing together 128,5001. —are accounted for almoatentarely by the depreciation in cotton here 5 and in Manchester pods shipped to Bombay. The && proofs on cotton contracts are estimated according to the latest accounts of values, and the cotton = goods are taken at a depreciation of 20 per cent. If was decided that the estate shall be wound up inspection. A. meeting of the creditors of Mears. Barrett and Wilson, calico printers, took place at Manchester, on Tuesday . Their liabilities reach 42,7121., and iset 32,6711. A composition of 13s, 6d. iu the pound, payable in instalments extending over nine months, was accepted. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,5781. over last year ; the London and South Western, an increase of 2,433/. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,1311. ; the Great Western, an increase of 6,5881. ; and the Great Northern, an increase of 3,9401. The following circular refers to the amalgama tion of the London and Northern Bank (Limited) with the Midland Banking Company (Limited). The Loudon and Northern Bank (Limited), 2, Bank buildings, E.C., Oct. 26. Sir,—l ant desired by the directors to acquaint you that they have catered into a coechtional egeeemeet for the amidgesnatioo of this company with anoth er baking com pany, epos advan•oue terms. By the proposed arrange meet the sebecribed capital of the associated banks will ax. [seed 1,100,000/. The shareholders will number more than 550 ; and while a considerable laving is the working ex penses of the two companies will be secured. an increased animist of capital and influence will acorns to the =alga mated company. For the purpose of fully detailing to yes the terms ri the amalgamation, an extraordinary gement easel* of the shareholders will bs forthwith held, of whisk you will have dos notice.—l am, ha., J. P. Tanta, Secretary. The preparations for Friday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks afford unmistakeable indi cations that the public have availed themselves of the reduced prices to invest. This is more specially the case with the shares of the financial and a number of the miscellaneous under takings, the rates of "continuation" on which were in many cases yesterday very light. There was very little " continuation " on Anglo-Austrian Bank shares. The quotation on Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares was lid. to 9d. " contango." The Confede rate Loan was also in scanty supply. Turkish Bonds of 1862 ruled at "even " to " backward ation," and Venezuela Bonds of 1862 carried a small " backwardation," or bonus for the loan of them. The shares of the Egyptian Trading Com pany were carried over on "even" terms. As re garde meet other securities the rates for continuing the purchases of speculators were likewise lighter than usual. The following shows the terms gene rally current at the close of business : Gnat Wadies Reifway shack 5-16 to 7-16 cont. Lancashire and Y ... 5-16 to 7-16 „ London and North Weetesa 7.16 to 9-16 „ Midland to Metr Great Nos-them A to opolises Beath balers ll- 1 11 to 7-1 SWIM to North Bentsen : Berwick Great Faders Gnat Waken et Canada 9d. to 1.1 „ e Ain ls. 34. to 11 . 94 - Luxembourg 9 to 11 p.c. Bamboo and lama ......• 9 to 11 p.c.. Geasral 3d. to 9d. p.slt. Huciso inum 2 s tar 3d. to 91 ~ Albans* Bosh Oesdadrale Lama I back. te Greek -16 to 3-1 " , It Meslesa i to ” MN 1884 pud& Pamtvis : Ditto °snaking@ l4 t S h 31 ~ Tani:lab Coneolidte e to I ~ Venezuela, 1862 With reference to the market for American se curities, Mr. E. 7. liatterthwaite reports as follows The tendency d the merbst in Leedom kW Americas se. acuities hasbeen driseging OM our look Wooed porgy. by the advance in the rooks= as gold reported from New York, and partly has the lame of continental markets - there has, however, bees sass good baying of Minds shame, the large receipts of this monpany for some tam put, aid especially the return just received for September, showing a cosh receipt from teals and load sales of ever Co. million dollars, loading to the belief that a good divi dend will be declared is January. United &atm 5.20 Booth have given way 1 per cook, ben rennin lino st the decline, few, if any, shipments having roesetly bees mod* from Americo. The annexed notice of the silk sales yesterday is from the circular of Messrs. Durant and Co. : The periodical public alas have been held to-day. The quantity offered wee unprecodantedly eecall, oaly 1,500 bales Bengal. 1,850 bales China, and 6CO bales Jaw. The whole was allowed to pees without biddicgs. la the general market we have had a fortnight of positive quiet, the state of money both here sod on the Continent exercising • re. etrictive influence—high prices making themselves especially felt under such circumstances. The accounts from Chinn ,nations to insist upon probable short supply, hence prime are fairly supported. The deliveries are fairly op to the rate of the lost few months, Bengal silk especially main- Lining its improved position in the male of conrumptice. WIDNIEDAI Zymase. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 1 for the 10th November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 891 to 1. For money the last price was 894 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 89, 1, 89 ; ditto, for account, 89C 1, ; 'Throe per Cents. Reduced, 871, 4, f ; New Three per Cents., 871, L, 4,4, ; Anna., 1886, 141 ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1054, 1041 ; Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee PaPerf 100 . The India Five per Cent. stock remains firm. The March Rzchequer Bills were unaltered, at 10s. to 6s. die., and the June firm, at 178. to 12s. die _ . In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a sudden and active demand for Spanish Passive Bonds, which have risen 14 per cent. The Certi ficates have at the same time advanced I per cent. The purchases were of a character denoting that the Spanish government are now really believed to entertain serious intentions with regard to the long delayed settlement in both these classes of cm. Confederate Bonds have fallen 2 per cent. ; tiara, ; Italian, ; and Venezuela of 1864, 1713; the other hand, Peruvian Bonds have improved 1 per cent., end Greek and Mexican 4. Alliance Bank shares fell at one period to-day to 6 prem., the supply at the settlement proving less scarce than had been anticipated. The closing price, to 74 prem., was 11. below that of yesterday. The shales of some of the other banks were also quoted rather lower including Anglo-Austrian, Bank of Queensland, (!bartered Bank of India, Aus tralia and China, City, Imperial, Mercantile sad Ex change, Imperial Bank of China, Bank of New Zealand, Scinde, Punjaub and Delhi, and Union Bank of Ireland. The shares of the London Bank of Mexico and South America have slightly im proved. Hudson's Bay shares remain at 15 to 4, Egyptian Trading at 4 to prem., and National Discount at 74 to 8 prem. Joint Stock Discount shares were dealt in to some extent, but presented no recovery from the late severe falL The closing price was 24 to 14 die. City Offices and Minivan Iron Works shares were heavy. Fore-street Ware house were firmer, and Ocean Marine Insurance improved about 10s. The shares of the financial companies were rather flat at one period of the day, but closed with more steadiness. Imperial Mercantile Credit have de clined 2a. 61 The closing quotations are annexed, viz.: —International, to 14 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 21 prem. ; Loudon Financial, 6 to 64 preen.; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 14 to , 1 pram. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), If to 2 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds were quoted 424 to 4. slava 2411161111110NL I all &Bantle& St. Lawman 10/0 ' 10 Do. I Shares an 'Buffalo & Lake Hare I all Do. Preference 100 Buff., Bernal,* Oolerke I p. Boka. Aug 1. lm 00 I Di. * 4 ° ' f al l Pan Go. Jiii y. 10 is tai. - &ll.laa r tain p, 100 Ceps T. Dock Op. a. g. 14 1 0 1 Indian rat do.. I 6 I Do. J Wend= .... 100 , Akand Wank al Canada all I 111. L.: et ell Do. IMprid. all I Do. do. deferred en Do. Zed prat Bonds.. In I Do. do. deferred ell Do Srd peel. Stock .. ell Do. do. daterred Zll ua 4416.d0t.1 - i - o - e - Ji..! NO Do. do. deterred GresS Tacit= Peninsula gya. 6 per coot.' De. New do. K 14 100 lel ielfa rr 4 1 S N 110 IS 04 1010 1014 100 101 114 IS 92 II 70 0 II 0 0 05 17 U 41 0 0 IS 20 IS 102. ipm dim pm, 90 100 I o •6 116 II Ws PO 02 77 In 100 101 U 06 14 00 5B 0 $ $ SO U 95 IGO N 5 4 5 e l a par IGO SOS 157 It 11.111sila R. 6 p. et Nliii 111e - aiiireek. Do I Illil I all el Wader& 4 Canada' ni l LS Do. Now 1110 oil D0.V . ./14: b. pay.1e173 W lm . Da do. do. 18774 Id I Imam Lisuced' 1111 1 ; Do. Now IL lea 'Moamar- - ..r. 50. mat rpar.6pw 1160 I Do. do. v. Do. do. do.— , Do. Mb IN YAW. Corp. 6 por o. ad ▪ Kolb. 11.1041 Holooors Day ▪ I.llrws.d6n.ol6.♦&lV 100 11.11.0012.6p.a.164.11. I INS Idodo. fluo 6 Per o 1011 I Do. Dead do. Do. do. do. IM Do. Punjano do Do.LduBtrlotdo JOINT 81 . 0C1 BANKS. :100 : Biz IN. I IL I II.ILe. ; _ _ ID, 10$ Airs& Moetermaa's(L). IS,IM SO Do. New etas ;t0 p.) 20, II Do. (of which 20 ia pd ) 10, 64 Albloo i 10000 DM Alliaucelemdliverpool 10,000 109 . De. New IC,OOO 100 Do. tuned at 20 pm. 100,000 00 'Lodi* domain 10.000, 60 Andle Italtaa (Limited) 12,640 10 Aeotraimia 1,400 40 , Do. New 12.402 II BookotDritlabColumbla 10,000 SS back of EmL , $.0.10 100 Bank of 19100 10 Bank of Otago (Limited: 10,000 100 Bank of Qatseiataad (L.) 11,000 60 Bankoffteastia,Anatela 60, 6, 000 000 100 Bank of 10 BankNur 00,000 10 BraalLattPortognass(L 19,000 60 Bntfah t California (L 10,000 60 &Dab N. Amara* 40,000 10 C. Bk. ladtkatta. Clam 10,000 16 Utast. laataoka 10.000 16 De. New 10,000 109 City 10,000 109 Tanaka 10,000 16 'Cosa. flank of Dunk ie 190,006 10 Vassateldaltall Beak (L) 9000 100 Catuaaatal X.) 99000, 60 kast London (Llnilfsd) 19,000 10 Eastern Etchings,' ) /OM& 20 Eng.seot.ttanaLCharta 40.000' 0 !Mall& sad Swedish (L 60.009 00 En:spasm Bank itandWdl 10,000 100 Ilindoss.ClitnaaJap.(L, 10,000 100 Do, Now_ 12,000 100 IsalTerlal eZiii:ueesse 6,000 1001 Do. :les 10,000, 60 lop. Ittof Chbut.da.,(L 126,000 20 Imperial Ottoman 26,000 60 laternational Book (1• ) 1000 26 lonao 100,000 M land Mort. Bk. Indb(L) 20,010 60 i Loa. Bk. one sloo,tho. 10,000 100 'Loa. Bank otScollaadtl 10,000 1011 Loodos and Beantllos . z 6,000 100 Los.B.A7ntedX , l o 6•lL 20,000 21 Do. New, kw as t+ pm SOX IGO ,tems.,7olr.,t 8. Mad. (L.) 50,000 10 Los. Ch.lsak et Anatst KOOS 60 'London and Coasts. 6,000 100 'Las. Ilanatte.Oos.lB.(l ; 0,000 60 , London Joint Mock.. 10,000 60 Do.New,las. at tO pm. 15,000 100 Los. and Northern IL., skate 00 loadmit Booth &on Ise 'Lon. t 8. Western flan., 60,060 100 • Lens Westminster ) 10,000 100 Merchant ItankLlas.) 16,000 60 illarossille t Bzobesyl 10.000 60 i Do. New 10,000 100 ,Mstre.dt Pros. beak (L 100 Do. do. LOCO 100 Midland Bank (LW.) 1 10,000 100 Natlosal ot Lim 1 1 2000 20 tN.Yrs.ot . Nes 000 W .Nattosel Bask, Nes 16,000 10 Nes Oestk Weiss 60,000 10 New Zeeland Manaltdd, 60,011 20 North Western 60,410 26 Intent& lank Corson *OOO 60 Provla.insktagOarp.(L 10,000 100 Provim ot lotesal 17,e00 se MM., itej..arseliiii sow se ;Ileele AaMsalla 16,01111' fa :liestk Looters (its.) • • mese secesm& & & AlMea 4,48/10111 Da Is. YAW • Illalsa el Loseells 1119 Ile a of Irvisa4 (I ML) AIN le 'MAW Y Icedee iiial ii 6 •6 6 °1 .6 si:iii' ii No.ooor St. 10.00 IS MAN 'teal is ' __,_ _ KIN If 4.50 is idle Psi COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL APE/AGRA. 4. Pes... Mt* 17 M —24 494 11d Us 114 IN 14494 ?dim lot Ilt Oct. 1 Mk Si Ns 114 142 M klgte Idl 5 .. lll4 94.104 I/ 0410$ 114 Ws 11416 s 151 1 1 15 314 142.4 11.1 14 234 91304 6111. 4/ 22 Os wean • 04244 ures tales se tax weeks' Astpr* gals Avenge •.394 Se i lKos 9e 5.112. 2419 e 94 Ns 111 1 I Doti: t►WR Darin 0116 . Zik balm. and L'°". Duinut riOßnw zo nuannioin al TO nnael NOM Or irinn Wine nil WM. I 8•14.17.1 .141 Oct. 1. Otl Uct. 16. ues. 92. Nu 36 36 II 38 6 36 1 LIVKRPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (TILLS DI.T. tl7t miaow AID DITZIWIOSAL T1EL103.01.) iThall ovnr ooarmerommarri The motion market AM matialies to improve be* fa demead red prioe; the sales will probably foot op from 10,000 to 12,000 bats. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) fthoth.—The market is Beady at late prim, but the Loma is sat quite so motive for SiUsi West India of other deseriptieas. The salsa laded* LOW begs of Imlay M oo . siting at Ws. 6d. to 375. ; sad 3.000 beau of at,' Id Sisals at 295. 6L Baked continues uaaltered. Comm—There is a good demand for rotary qualities of Piantatios Ceylon at firm rates ; triage. 565. to 621. ; low middling and middling, 745. 63. to Ms. ; g ood to fthe ditto. 78s. tid. to Ma. ; fi ne, 91s. Gd. ; peaberry, 755. to rYia 6L TEA. —The demised is still very limited. Public wiles of China will be held no Tuesday sent. Rics.-No !ales reported. . . . . . Bun has sold at easier prices ; 80 cuts of Mauritius at ls. bd. to la. 51d. ; 130 poscheoos of 'awards at t h e earns prime ; and 20 puncheons of brown, at la. bd. PUPIL —A parcel of old Singapore sold for cash at .11d., and Neer& toms sort, at 311(1. to 3Ad. Ctorns.—Zansibar sold at 31d. to a 1. , being moderato priceu Faurr.—A fair business is doing in most deecriptions at fall prima. Comoe. —The demand continue. active, and prima conti nue to 'drum Bengal and Seinde sold at bid. to 91; Kiddie. 10d.; Tinnevelly, Ild.; Blattner' and fair Western, 14d. to 14. d. Jur' has sold rather irregularly ; good qualities at last week's prime ; inferior kinds rather easier ; very common to middling. 81. 15s. to 154 ss. ; good middling to good, 161. to 221. lb.. _ _ _ SALtwirras—About . 1,000 big* sold at 29,. GI cub, and short prompt. COClMlLL—Hoadaras has sold at provious price, but Tanoriffew ars Id. to 2d. per Ib lowa ; Honduras silver, ordinary to good. 2s. Bd. to Ss. IJ. Tomato silver, 25. 9d. to 2s. Ild.; black, 2r. 11d. to 3s. TALLOW MARIEKT.—(TH/8 DAY.) Tho market is steady at the following prices :—Tews tallow, 41s. 9d. at era • Painborg Y.O. oa the spot, 395. old.; maw, 40s. 3eL ; sll the mouth, 930; Damming., Us.; J wary to Mara, 425. ; Mara, 435. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is much smaller thea last week, end omelets principally of inferior quality. The few choice qualities on offer maintain Mondey's quotations. The supply of sheep is also small, but the demand is equally so. Best descriptions met with customers at fully late prices. bet It is difficult to God purchaser, for middling qualities. Calves are selling about the sums as on Mooday. Our foreign supply coasists of 930 besets, 1,830 slump, 399 ogee s and 100 piga Per stems et Ms. id. d. Poe stoned Elbe. a. 1. s. 411.. De* Siete, Elerefda 6 0 Dart Des d 111-bdellb 0 0 0 Best Meridiem 4 8 Dee Long-w 0015.... s • Beemad sea besets 3 • Do. do. Shorn 0 • • Calves $ 4 Deal.. Yam .... 0 0 • laanDestMf.areile 6 2 Zemke Deeds at sestet. 1.07 : shs and lasaba, 4.060: eaves. 460; man, 196 edicts cows. 11 . Kau.. Hunt a H ud A E.stou Y lllAR ni r t ; ; ? anc Elm ai D u r tei ) . l a ri.g lOr es to d e it iniad° to leco bAy ad . B Z79 l UsT a io ; a ll i° o7; stow, 271. to 321. ~~