The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-22 00:00:00

I LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tits DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Broagbun.) RE LANI.-11111 ADJUDICATION. or. Carter, of the firm of Messrs. Matthews, Carter, and of Lradenhall-street, presented a petition for adincli ;Aiwa Agnes: Edward Lane, of Fiahntnistrhill, provisio n ~a,hast. The total liabilities are stated at 2,0001., with a of small amount. I.l;telicatlon wu made. BE LOWENTHAL. Mr. Cuter also presented a petition is this matter. The . ~n ip t was a provision merchant, of Great Tower-street, ▪ is ,tated to be out of the way. The memenger broke 7 ' ILe premises, and seised the property, and a claim is • rade is respect thereof aid an actroo threatened. The ri•t, are bury. :.udicatioe was made. RE FRASKINHKIM.-HRAVE ?ALLURE. ivu was the fiat sitting for the proof of &bin and choice ,u , toeee. The bankrupt, whose name was meetly be the public in soother meet, was a diamondenerehant. !:;,vm.Pury•square. rb e preliminary statement of Mr. F. B. Smart, of i;resbam-street, shows liabilities of between 50,0001. and „ ; Rusts of small value. The Allisece Bank proved • and are secured, in addition, to the extent of Mi. Cooper, accountant of Lothbury, was appointed as. Ercee . Mr. Abrahams wu for creditors. 41 ER I FFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. (Before Mr. Under-Sheriff BurohelL) PROCLAMATIONS Or OUTLAWRY, 31r. Hemp, the officer, presented hie monthly list of PM. It was the fifth and last time of aebriae in ~,r4l cases. Now of the defendants appeared, sad the 1 . ‘,-.lin„;., in outlawry, unless the our are settled, will advanced another step. The followiog names were %claimed" in the usual manner :—George Wyatt, at the of Robert Ward and others ; James Hall, at the suit of :‘,tander Joule ; James Hall, at the suit of W. Millwood :.then ; M. A. Cockerel'. at the snit of Robert Cook ; M. or Charles Vaughan Pugh, at the salt of Lau retie beet Nathan; Charles Vaughan Pugh, at the suit of Edward George Laureate Margaret • I.Ma Sinclair , at the suit of Henry Robinsos ; Vaughan Pugh. at the suit of Richard Shepard; • r Eardling Cider Culling Halley, at the suit of Robert Mania ; James Hall, at the suit of Lawmen late Nathan ; C. Cockerel', at the suit of Robert Cook ; James Hall, at the suit of Henry Linclus ; and Restarly Rains, at tie suit of William J. H. Wright. The next county day ea appointed for the 20th October. On Wedaseday next, tt...2ith instant, the new sheriffs, SIM% Akin aad Begley, v.:l be instilled in their °Moe ; and oa that morning Moms. 1: ~:bell sod Hall will transfer all CANOB to them to well es :Le prisoners in Whitecroes.street Priam, for which purpose It...tenth and the under.sheriffs will assemble at the and the keys be given over and returned. The next tv court will be holden under the authority of the new •_eril. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Bofors Mr. Baron Pigott.) - . he charge against Dr. Wain, of having taken charge lunatic young lady. named Eliza ifittio, without a rue from the Commissioners of Lunacy, was proceeded th this morning. . •ereral witnesses were called who stated that they had f - :,,untly seen the young lady, and they were of opinion :tit although she was of weak mind she was not in each a • :thtion as to require restraint or confinement. Several i-ntlemen who knew the defendant personally spoke of him ,:entlernan of kindness and humanity, and it appeared t- ,:u all the witnesses on the part of the defence that he LI always treated the young lady with the greatest leas. Mr. Giffard, in reply, reviewed the evideoos that bad m gives on the part of defendant, and be contended tL.t the cue for the prosecution wu Befficieatly made cm and said it wax highly desirable that the provisions f! so act, which had hese ponied to prevent the abeam in. c.dent to the system of °Defining or restraining Innatica, , uld be carried out, and he submitted that, although there was not the slightest imputation against Dr. Wilkie, as k , the an he had treated the young Lady, or hi s chara cter humane man, ha had clearly not complied with the requirements of the act, in not making the proper iuthoritiee cognisant that h e had a patient of around mind :ham his care. The Judge, in gumming up the cage to the jury, explained t:e 6w in regard to the came, and said it wag not a question whether the defendant had behaved kindly or not (and egg admitted that he had treated hex with great kilidnees), whether or not he bad infringed the law. rhe jury, after a short deliberation, found the defendant Pigott said he should uotat present pus sentenos, t should cell upon Mr. Wilkie to enter into his own re :ormisance to appear next swim to receive judgment. E ,:abttlt Hawes, 19, was charged with the wilful murder :.'ter male illegitimate child. Mr. Pater prosecuted ; the prisoner was defended by Mr. Tile prisoner in this cane had been a domestic servant, at the time the occurrence took place, she was liven, with her mother, who is a widow at Claptoe, sad appeared that there was not the slightest • • that the was in the family wa y. Sh e was, however, livered at male child on the 22ed of July, and the dead body was in the course of that day in the kitchen of the bonne where she resided. The cause of death was alleged to be crAculation, caused in the opinion of the medical mem but it was admitted that la the as of a young s. -an delivering herself, without amistmaes, it frequantly 'tam-rued that the mother, through igooranoe,cansed deadly z:shief to the infant, without any intention redo so. ice jury found the prisoner Rot Gailty. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DIY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. CRILDR/3. Frae'is Mamie , a pressmen, who gave the address ..rary-chambees, D;nry.lanie, was charged before Mr. Tyr. at : it. e n warrant, with deserting his three children, aged yearn, 3 years, and 20 months, whereby they became .iargeable to the parish of St. James's. Mr. Samuel George Tett, inquiring of of St. James's I said the prisoner's three children had been admitted the workhouse, heirs` in a destitute state. From inquiries i; made he found that the prisoner was • pressman and had sorted at Mr. Howlett's, pnriter, of Frith-street., and could earn 2/. a week but for his drun Ices habits. He yester• sac cave the prisooer the option of being admitted into the v.r , hottse with his children and then being pawed to his WA, or going before the magistrate. The primrose came it. hut in consequence of refusing to stay be was obliged to erPly for a warrant and take him into custody. He had trod the prisoner had expressed his intention of deserting fscaly and going into the army. • 0! prisoner's aunt said he had bees a hardworking young :_.:. till some time ago, when he fell out with his wife. He .;I.t the children to her to take care of, and u she could them she took them to the workhouse. The pri wife was in the hospital, and only a few Jaye ago t'‘r: birth to another child. She bad been told that be _:-cried to go for a soldier. Tyrwhitt said unless he could settle with the parish '. , sties he must be committed for a month. • e Prisoner said he had tried to get work and could not. 3!r. Tyrwhitt said a man who could earn good wages aa a sou not a fit person for compassion. sod (Mr. Tett that no arrangement could be made with the psi committed the pruner for a month. SOUTH WARS. VAG RANC Y. F u hearty looking men and two young lads were brought ckkre Mr. Bonham, charged with hearing up their clothing .r casual ward of St. George's Workhowe, Borough. eardsman of the workhouse said that all the priumen admitted into the casual ward last night, being in a condition. They were supplied with food, and i.e went to them this morning to give them their he found that they had torn rip all their clothing, sere in a state of nudity. He supplied them with the :. thee they now wore. Mr. Ilia:chars Used the prisoners what they had to say • • •.e charge'' :;.ey all said that their clothes were so filthy they could • wen: them any longer. • %e lads. in isomer to Mr. Bonham, said that they came ! rarningharn. They had no parents, and three weeks came up to London to seek for work. Mitcham told them they wen very foolish to leave ..4:e g h arn at thi s time of year to seek work in London. mould much sooner succeed in their own county, as - t.i•rsiog is beicg carried on extensively, and such lads .! easily find an employer. - ,, °r told his worship they were induced to come to Lon fore the hop-picking commenced. 'r. I:urcham observed that he should not send such lads to prism, but he advised th em to get to their • ' •as woo as possible, and oot leave again unless they .re of employment. As for the men they apposed ••• Alrtly vagrants, therefore he should sentence each of to 14 days' bard labour. THAMES. `FMCS CHARGE or WIAERING. ' Rodrigues was brought before Mr. Partridge, I with stabbing John de Leon with introit to murder ..i0 grievous bodily harm. ' 'mules Young. solicitor, defended the prisoner. Holloway, of the H division, stated that the the man he had wounded were both Spaniards •• ...r.Ur.g.house keeper', Leon carrying on his business • Itricliff-highway, sod Rodrigues at No. 28, .• • s:badwell. Last night they quarrelled at the • std arrows public.bouse in Rateliff-highway, sod the ..er uttered some threats towards Leon, sad as they !curie( the house stabbed him in the abdomen THE EtILP. with • loot knife, inflicting a serious wound. The wounded man was taken to the Londoo Hospital, and he was not expected to recover. Mr. Hello. way then put in the following medical certificate : " John de Leon, who waa admitted here last night with • punctured wound in the abdomen, is In • procanous way. I think it would be adviiable to take his evidence as soon ea fosaible.—R. T. Jose, surgeon, London Hospital, Sept. 22, 1864." Mr. Partridge—Are there any witnesses ? Mr. Holloway—Yea, air, several. Mr. Partridge directed that the prisoner should be at once taken to the London Hospital, and he would proceed there as moo as possible, and receive the deposition of the wounded man. The adamant of Leon and the evidence of Mitchell, of 187, Ratcliffe-highway, seaman, Riant Van do Malin, waiter at the Rae and Crown, and Murphy, • clothier, made out a stso•g awe against the prisoner, who was re. mended for • week. Leon's recovery is very doubtful. He appeared to be in a sinking condition, and with difficulty gave hie evidanoe through the medium of an interpetrer. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ay L. 110 TELEGRAPH.) HENDON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HARP STARES. About one mile. Previa* Mir (aria, Daniel O'Rourke, Sodas Grey, Brown Mare, Mialetoe, sod Brown Stout. All are here. METROPOLITAN CUP. Two miles. Coronet, Smite, Duffer, Lometta, Max,, DeekeY, Gin Sling, Glendicning, Devil, Odds-or-Evens, end Princess. All ars here. INNKEEPERS' CUP. One mile. Brown Cob, Jenny, Roma, Surprise, Chesnut Pony, Mow Rohs, and Giantess. All are here. WARNER HANDICAP. About one mile and a half. Bolero, Chemisette„ Visioo, Neagh/wry, Primes, Pally _Hopkins, Corinthian loin, Aoain4ton, Mialetas, Ned of the Hi/l , Wild Duck, Lost Sheep, Tnumpher, Roes, Langford, and Fanny Seaton are hen. BOTTING PURSE. Six furlongs. Coronet, Nee' Lad Lad Sheer, Never-no-Mere, Donkey , Old Blazon, Marv, Harwich, Coneleus, Chemieette, sod Wicket. All us 6re. NON.VACCINATION OP CHILDREN AND UN QUALIFIED PRACTITIONERS. SPECIAL VERDICT. An inquiry was held by Hr. Richards, deputy coroner, Let evening at the Globe tavern, High-street, Shadwell, respecting the death of Ann 31'Carthy. aged 13 years, whose rife was lost under the following circumstances : The deoe•sad was the daughter of a shoemaker, residing at No. 237, High-street, Shadwell. The child was never vaccinated, and • fortnight back it was seised with smallpox. The mother, Ellen /CCartliy. took It to • chemist, who, the mother said, treated it for measles. Death ensued on Sunday Lest, Dr. D. Ross said that the drowsed died from well developed smallpox. In all probability the child would now be alive if it had been vaccinated, or, when it got the small pox through the neglect of that precaution, if it had been taken to a qualified medical man. At present there was pest infantile mortality in the metropolis. Parente take their children to chemist', who treat them until they are dying, and then only the doctor is called in and he can do nothing. The doroner having gummed up, Th. jar ! returned a verdict, ' That the dammed child, not being vaccin►ted, died from etnallpoz, and the jury caw• are the pareete for not having canoed the demised to be vaccinated in socordanoe with the terms of the act of parlia ment, and &leo for sot having taken the demand when ill to • doctor tasted of to a chamsd." HENDON FAIR AND RACES.—(THIS DAY. )—The.4e amusements which are given on a large area of ground is the rear of the Welsh Harp Tavern (until lately Sam Collins's), between Hendon and Willesden, commenced this morning. The company in attendance was unusually select, as • fee of sixpence is paid by each person for admission to the grounds in which the hippodrome is held. The programme for the day exhibited a variety of amusements, including horse and pony racing and steeple chariot. DELI;O IMO RA IN. —(THIS DAY.)—This MOTO 111 the metropolis and suburbs were visited by • storm of bail and rain which fell in torrents from hall-past 8 to half-put 5 o'clock. During its continuance the carriage ways, and in several places the foot pavements were overflowed, sod in the suburbs the surface of macadamised roads was washed away. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT BLACHIPREARS REIDOL—As in cry was held by Mr. Richards, deputy coroner, at the Lamb Tavern, Ratchffe, last night, respect leg the death of John J. Moore, aged nine years, who lost his life tinder the following oireurostuom The father of the deceased bey was • boiler maker, and was at work on a stage under one of the piers of old Blackfriars-bridge, and the deceased came there to see him. By some means the deceased fell off the stage while playing about. The father did not miss him but saw him without recogni sing him, being carried down by the current and struggling frantically in the water. He was carried down by the tide and drowned, sad his body was found floating on Tuesday sight off Stone stairs, Ratcliffe, by the Thames police. The jury returned • verdict of " Aosidental Death." THE MURDER OF MR. BRIGGS. —Yesterday morn ing a communication was forwarded from the office of Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner for Middlesex, to Sir George Grey, the Secretary of State for the Home Depertment, to secure the attendance of Muller et the adjourned inquest on Monday morning next, at the towa.hall, Church-street, St. John, Hackney, and it is fully expected that the request will be granted. The inquiry will be resumed at 8 o'clock in the morning, sad Mr. thanes Beard, of Basingliall street, will be present as the legal advisory of Muller. who will be brought from the House of Detention at Clerkeowell green, in the custody of Inspector Tanner and other detective often'. A body of police from the Hackney station will be present to preserve order and keep back the crowd, which will no doubt be waiting to catch a glimpse of the prisoner ! as he puns from the alb into the town-hall. A number of important 'Rouges have been summoned by the officer of the overt, and from what can be gleaned, thin important inquiry will be concluded on the day in question. Since the Prisoner was remanded by Mu magistrate on Monday last at Bowetreet police-court he has taken his meals regularly, and two officers have been placed in charge of him night and day. Muller still protests his innocence, but has been somewhat low spirited during the past three days. DEATH PROM INCAUTIOUS BATHINO.—MT. Robert Colemeir, • grocer and provision dealer of Aylesbury, went to Brighton for the benefit of his health , and after bathing owe or twice in the open ma went on Friday to Brill's Swimming Bath. He had cot been long in the water when he was seen to go node', but the bathers oear thought he was diving. and did not interfere till one of them " saw his heeds go up." Mr. Colemeir was then taken to the side of the bath, and was sensible enough to grasp the hand-rope when told to do so. The bath attendant was absent at the particular time, and although hear. lug the shouts for usiriance, thought it was only the usual " larking" which bathers generally practise when in the bath in parties. Some Ere minutes thus elapsed before measures for restoration was adopted. When taken to • room Mr. Colemeir was insensible, but under the treat ment of Mr. Tatham, surgeon, recovered sufficiently to converse, and was removed to his hotel. Here, although the additional assistance of Drs. Ormerod and Carter was obtained, the unfortunate man died in an hour or two. An inquest was held before the Brighton borough coroner on Saturday. A post mortem examination showed the lungs to be much congested and the heart extensively diseased, rendering that organ unable to rally from the shook to which it had bees subjected. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence, and suggested the continual presence of an attendant in the bath. Another case is reported at Brighton, in which on Thursday a young lady entered the sea, and was taken out again in the Ant stage of apoplexy. She, however, recovered. __ GALLANT' RESCUE BY A YOUNG LADY. —A young lady, named Miss Fanny Churchyard, very pliantly rescued from drowning Min MAry Pritchard, of Absegavenny, who on Monday but was bathing on the Plymouth Hoe. Miss Pritchard wee fast being carried out to sea by the tide, when Mir Churchyard plunged into the water, without waiting to divest herself of any clothing, and brought her safe oa shore. This is the third life this young woman has saved during the preempt rummer. OUTRAGE ON LADILS. —The Dutuiee Advertiser publishes a correspoadenee that has taken place between' Sir John S. Richardson, of Pitfour Castle, and Messrs. Patullo and Thornton, respecting an outrage committed on three young ladies at a bazaar recently held at Pitlochry. From • narrative of the cue given in the Advertiser, it appears that the ladies, who are members of respectable families in Dundee and Perth, paid a visit to the bazaar, and made several pur chases. Whiledoing so, a cry that there were pick pockets in the place waa raised, and those present examined their pockets to see whether they bad been picked. Shortly afterwards the three ladies alluded to went out, and after walking about for some time, returned, when they were apprehended. and taken, notwithstanding their protests, to a small test adjoin iag, where their outer garments were searched, Dot se this re sulted in the discovery of nothing tbat could lead to A.JaviC tion, the ladies were taken to the policeetstion in charge of three policemen. Between the bazaar and the station the ladies ware treated se if there was no doubt of their being re gular piokpockenasod on arriving at the station they were oompelled to strip themselves in the presence of • police man's wife, who:searched everything they bad on. It was only after this that the policemen became satisfied of their' mistake, and liberated the ladies. Messrs. Patella and ?borates, were employed as agents for one of the young ladies, and in this capacity they addressed a letter to Sir John 12 ichardeoe—who, it was alleged, had caused the ap prehension of the ladies—calling upon him to make due apology and ample reparation to their clients. Sir John emphatically denies, in the correepoodeoce, having ever interfered in the matter, or been in anyway responsible for it. and feeling aggrieved at being charged with an offence, with which he ears he had nothing whatever to do, hi hes published the correspondence. T I HICITSII.4 Y I SHARE LISTB.-(TE18 DAY.) Two o'CLooi. The railway market is flat to-day, and several of the principal stocks have experienced a reduction ranging from Ito per cent. There is little buainesa. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1104 to 111, ex div.; Great Western, 68 to ex div.; Midland, 1284 to 129, ex div.; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1134 to 114 • South Eastern, 82 to I, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 1044 to 106}, ex div. ; Londonand South Western, 924 to 934, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 444 to 45 ; Caledonian, 23i to 124 ; and Great Northern, 1281 to 1294, ex div. With the exception of a decline in Cape Town, colonial railway stocks exhibit no variation. Foreign lines are also inactive. ILDINARY UM Was today tat. 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Diced Chloa.te.,(L 1.14000 ID Imperial Moms 25,000 60 International Book (1 ) 4000 U lonian 4000 25 Do. New _ _ _ 100.000 60 Land llortiii.laills(L) 10.000 60 Lon.llk.oflionico.&e.eL 6e,wo 11/0 laa. Beak of Sostiand(L (0,00 MO London and &rattling' 4,000 ICO Lon.ll.ll7res&L RAWL 10,000 26 De. New, W. tali pm 0,000 100 Lott, Dlr., &S. Staff. (L) 60,000 20 Los. Cb. Bank of Audit 10,000 100 London sad COlOlll.ll (L. SLOW 60 landun and County 6,000 100 Loa. iiaratbo.oon.lll.(L ) 10,000 60 London Joint Stook 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L) 10,000 20 London& South Attic= 6,000 100 Lou. & S. Western i u.,l 50,0(0 100 Lan. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank, 20,000 60 Mercantile A ExchsinL. 20,000 60 Do. New 10,0* 100 Metro. & Pros. Hoak (L. 6,000 100 Midland Hank (La) 10,000 100 rational of U• 30,000 20 N. 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I IF 100 11 1 Ili in 111 111 97 99 ii S 91 9i 9! 10 95 97 11 11l Si 11 11 WISCSLLA24IIOI7II. 20,000, IS I.o6lo.llsalauk Mat 20.000 25 Lostralims Atiliod._ • 10,000. , atmtralianli.L.l2l6.(L 01,0004 10 IlsellaWM•rworho ( )L. 20,000 6 'Bombay Ow (Wafted goo; so British Amerleao Imal .6,7001.; B. L Mai. ILL 12,500' 20 • British team Ti. (L.) 8,916 124 cumail6 plateau 60,000 , 10 !eamiewesaiftv(L) 16,000 Ceiba WON: 26 1011261=rop.a. 10,060 1 SO ,Clty Oases (Lim.) •, • 60.000 1 10 ( 0 001.61•1216eallar.(1.1 SO,OOO, 50 ;oinmsrelidlfaloa(l2o. wool 60 MossoUd6ld 12,160 20 'Omitimmtal 176.80,4 60,000!100 MosIrsolOor=002( 12,000( IS .010.11LImg., TWA. 10.000 60 :Credit loader 10.000 SO I DO, of Ilawitios (L ) Cr&litiloTialar I C Palms rilnahrenes Do. g iDlsoontor.,=Deb (L IL India Plnancld (L) sa& Trd.(L L YP t i r lanCo le Telegraph Financial Corporation. Financial Discount (L) Forent. Warehouse (L 'Gallivan (Limited) •G .oes. Steam Navigation Hoene& 3oloalal Aa(L) lindson'sßay Impel: Nier.Cdaiss. (L) ;Indhin Qtrrying o Zt ti l Internat. Finan.Soc. (L internaLlaad Irrig. (Can. Om) Do. sp. o. LISPS I .TolatiliookDtsoonal(L.) land Securities (Lis.) 'Load. African Trading Load andCalodon.L Toad. District Wog. ) Lout rasa Asap. ) Do. New Load.G. Omnibus C.(L Load., Miss, &c. Stec Load. Iler. Diasonnt(L); Land. Frovincialliarina: Illadraa leeks. & Omar Da Marine Invesimantiß Manritlua Nee& Nitaa la V e lES .1111lwall Iron Werb Natal [and &Oat C. 01 • National as Cosa. (L National Mandel (L 'National Steam Nev. NarbeiddaCoal & Do. Now I N.7.ealandT.&Loaa(iralaslau(L N N.Brit. & Mama fn. (LL) NovalloonallandL. Do. do . Galan Marina Loeb , Oriental Commarolal(L 'Oriental Finaniti a t i l 'Oriental Gas ( lit% New edict. Island Steam(L)l (Otago & Sthlandinvest. ;Ottoman Financial (L) Dticalan Gas (Limited Pananma.ll. do Steam (L ) Do. Faslitr.land (L) Peninsular & 0. Haan Do. New hitie± L, IL. 11L(L ow iron Rio J. City Impror. (L ) Ditto ditto . . Royal liallStei Scot. Austra.lnvest. Smith. [algi.. &Co. L. nocalnan.d'EpOe( ) S. African M. &L. (L. , 'South Australian Landi letemartn• Tel.Constru T ct s lEr(L Thanientliarsay In. (L) T nist& ,AgsmaTelAna L T. &L Co. of Canada tinitsdK. Wag. Co. (T 1 Univers. Marine Ina. (L Upper Assam Tes(Ltis Ditto Van Ineassa's Land warrant Finance Lisa L MONEY MAEKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwci. The stock markets to-day are heavy. Bales have been especially pressed during the last hour. The funds have declined per cent., and many of the chief home railways to 4. Foreign stocks are in some cases r►ther lower, except Confederate. A feature of business to-day is the continued drooping tendency in the market for Bank shar:a, which are prejudiced by the failures in course of announcement. The discount market presents no new feature, the demand being moderate, and the rate for good three months' bills without variation, at SI to 9 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the terms for short loans are somewhat higher, at 4 to 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at Mfr. 95c :, showing no change. Consols are now quoted 88 to * for money, and 88* to 1 for the account (October 11). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 88/, 88 ; ditto for account, 881 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 861, 1, ; News Three per Cents., 861, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 103/, 104* ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 991; and Ex chequer Bills, March, lls., ss. die. The Confederate Loan has mproved 1 per cent, bet otherwise the foreign stock market is fiat. Anglo-Turkish and Mexican Bonds have declined 1 per cent., and Passive *. Some of the present quotations are annexed :—Greek, 231 to 241 ; Mexican, 271 to 31; Confederate, 74 to 75 ; Spanish Passive, 311 to 32 ; ditto Certificates, 14 to* ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 68* to 69 ; ditto 1862, 691 to 70* ; and the Consolides, 501 to 51. Transactions are recorded as follows : —Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 85* ; Danish, 1864, 92*, 92 ; Italian, for account, 67 ; Mexican, for account, 27* ; Spanish Passive, for ac count, 311, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14, ; Turkish, 1854, 91, 901 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 69, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 70 ; ditto, for account, 70* ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 70*, 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 21. to * prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; London Financial, 7* to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 2* tog prem. ; Hudson's Bay, to 16 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1* to i prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, par to prem. ; Ottoman SocietA Goinirale, 1* to 1 prem. ; Credit Fourier and Mobilier of England, 21 to * prem. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yes terday was 33,0001., making an aggregate of 352,01)01. since the last return, while only 45,0001. is known to have been withdrawn for exportation. The bidding* for 30,00,000 rupees (300,0001.), in bills on India, took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—To Cal cutta, 17 ,77 , 000 rupees ; to Bombay, 12,00,000 rupees ; and to ras, 23,000 rupees. The minimum price was as before—via, la. 11*d per. rupee on Calcutta and Madras, and is. 111 d. on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 98 lace (980,0001.) Tenders on Cal cutta and Madras at 2s. will receive about 23 per cent. ; on Bombay at 2s. Old. about 60 per cent. ; and all above these prices in full. On the last occasion the applications within the limits amounted to 1,300,0001., and before that to 2,380,000/., so that a large diminution in the de mand for remittance to India is indicated, owing doubtless to the paralysed condition and fall in the Liverpool cotton market, combined with the high value of money in this country. The silver market was flat yesterday, owing to the government bills on India having been disposed of at a lower price, in the absence of active competi tion for them. The high value of money also tends to check the demand for silver for the East. A meeting was held yesterday at Leeds of the shareholders in the Leeds Banking Company, when some very unfavourable facts with regard to the management were elicited. Bad debts from cus tomers represents total of no lees than 100,0001., and it was stated that paper of a very unsound character has been discounted without the know ledge of the directors. No statement of accounts was presented, but the figures already published are understood to be substantially correct. A com mittee was appointed to act with the directors with a view to negotiations being opened for the sale or transfer of the business. It is believed that if the business is satisfactorily disposed of, it will not be necessary to make a call of more than 51. per share ' • otherwise about 201. per share might be required. About 150 shareholders attended the meeting, but reporters for the press were not allowed to be present. The stoppage of the Leeds Banking Company has been followed by that of Messrs. Saalfeld Brothers, of Leeds., woollen merchants and shippers. The bills of Mr. J. Abraham, warehouseman, have been returned, owing, it is stated, to the financial difficulties at Leeds. The firm at Havre in the cotton trade which has stopped payment, as referred to on Tuesday, is that of Mr. J. Dose, and it is understood that the liabilities represent a large amount, including a con siderable sum due to the houses here. Nothing certain is known with regard to the assets. The Bank of Franoe is stated to have made advances upon cotton held by Mr. Dose, but the heavy fall in the price caused that establishment to demand fur ther securities, which Mr. Dose was unable to offer, and hence the stoppage. The house has been estab lished some years, and was in a large way of business. The Committee of the Stock &change yester day appointed the following special settling days : Monday, September 26 : Eurt;pean - Cestral Railway-Com pany (Limited), for bargains entered into on and after 2:3rd of April. Tuesday, September 27 : Bank of London New 1004 Shares ; Imperial Mexican Railway Company (Limited), for bargains entered into on end aster Ist of September (all to be marked). The following securities are to be marked in the twice a week lists :—lndian Tramway (Limited) ; Hanintentnith :tad City Railway Company (anginal and preference shares). The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,9671. over last year ; the London and South Western an in crease of 1,3331. ; the Great Eastern an increase of 1,4741. ; the Great Northern an increase of 1,440/. ; and the Great Western an increase of 6.1721. The directors of the South Eastern Banking Com pany have made • call of 61. per share-21. 10s. payable on the 15th October, and V. 103. on the 16th December. It is intimated that since the prospectus of the Milian Mining and Trading Company (Limited) was issued, the undermentioned gentlemen have joined the direction, viz., Mr. Henry Kendall, of Old Broad-street, the Peruvian Consul ; and Mr. William Fawcett, of Salisbury, the chairman of the East Caradon Mining Company. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposits are to be returned in full. It is also announced that "three more cargoes of ore, estimated at 1,500 tons, are now on their way to England." With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows . • - • • - Since our last there bu beat a large amount of basin'eer trusacted in the Leedom market for Aroerioan securitica Malted States 5-20 Breda have been is good demand during the week, and on mosipt of more favourable intelligeoce by the Jlllll, advanced to 45, at which large hues were takes, but on considerable salmi the price at the close was not batter than 4.3 f to 41. In railrud shares the trusections have also bees numerous, h u eois Central at ooe time re ceded to 51. but coo lower exoluage from New York re-aced to 53 ; the highest point, howe►er, has not bees =detailed, and they aloes 52 to 3. For Erie's the inquiry has scarcely been so great, but they remain steady at List week's quota tions. In railroad hoods but little has hese does, few coming to market. We hereto record an improvement in Atlantic and Groat Western Second Mortgage, and is the First Mortgage Bonds of the Pennsylvania motion, conse quent on some buying to secure the coupon du let October. WEDNESDAY ISM/. Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 to for the 11th October, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last pries was 881 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Thre per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 1, ; ditto for account, 881 ; Three pm Cents. Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Came., 861, 1; India Stock, 210, 209; ditto Five pa Cent. Stock, 1031, 104. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. The March Exchequer Bills remain at 15s. to fra. die., and the June at 255. to 15e. die. In the foreign stock market the chief feature wee the continued fall in the Confederate Loan, the de proration in which amounted to 21 per coat., making a total decline of 6 per cent. in two days, and of 9 per cent. since last Friday. In other re spects this department of the Stock Exchange was firm. The closing prices, compared with those of yesterday, show a rise of 1 per cent. in Tackle!, Bonds of 1862, 4 in those of 1858 and in Italian ' stock, and lin Spanish Passive. Several of the speculative stocks, nevertheless, closed 1 to 1 per cent. below the best point of the day. The shares of the financial companies were steady in the morning, and rather dull in the afternoon, when International Financial and General Credit were a little more offered. The closin/ quotations ere annexed, viz .:— lnternational , 31 to prem. ; Gene ral Credit, 21 to 1 prem.; Lon on Financial, 74 to 8 prem. ' • Imperial Mercantile Credit (anal gamated), to / prem. ; Credit Mobilier, to 3 prem. ex div. and new shares ; and Creditt Fonder, 21 to 3 prem. ex div. and new shares. Hudson's Bay shares were rather weaker, at 154 to 1, and Egyptian Trading dull, at 111 to 11 prem. Discount Corporation, Joint Stock Discount, and Societe Financiers d'Egypte !therm were heavy. Royal Mail Steam, and National Steam hare improved. The elating quotations for shares in new un dertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 14 to 11 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Rail way, Ito prem. ; and Ottoman Societe Gish rale, 1:: to 11 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuxg. The mining market is quiet with little busi ness. Great Vor and East Caradon shares are flatter ; the former at 32} to 33, ex dlr., and the latter at 2t, to 271. East Grenville are quoted 71 to /, and Marke Valley 4f to;. East Basset shares are officially marked 68, and Wheal Grenville 71. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Yudanamutana exhibit a drooping tendency. At the Great Wheal Vor United Mines meeting. yesterday, the accounts made up to the preasest time showed a balance of assets over liabilities of 6,5371. A dividend of 12a. 6d. per share was de clared, leaving 2,8431. to be carried forward to the next account. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. V 4 IS No_ -io sa. l lei 7 1 dig, ptr 1 Lis tli"E ptr 1111 PS' 1 pa! gi r l i d pai 7f aim ats; A . 7.dla rz, Im , , I 0 70 PE 17 18 2 1 lii ll2 171: 2 Sr It :F a 21 f 814 f IMa 8 1 tofda 1 4 1 6 40 43 79 el 18 90 pm sig n re 8 0 23 28 I Us psi 96 47 120 125 I Of ea 2 I fdas zd 45 50 t + l.s pa l 5 pal 4 pal 2 41 410 ' 1 DIM& 2 pa 14 17 1 10 1Y 1 _ Per , PRKFERIENC/ SHARES. 2 T 2 9I Grog Eastern, Eastern Comities Extension, No. 1,105 g. Groat Easton', East Anglian No. 1, 5 per mot. dock, 101 g. Great Eastern, Pastern Union, 4 per own. guar., 80. Great Northam, 5 per cent. Mem at 5 per et. p.., 103. Lancashire and Yorkshire, re. 6 Per coot. stock 132. North Esstarn, G.N.P.. 4 per omit. pref.,lo2. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Eastern of France. 19S. Great Laxeceboarg, 91. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. nil 1 7% 80 LIVIIPOOL. ear. 21 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 1 131 — London and North Western, 1101 11—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 621—Midland. 1191—South liastern, 821 — Buffalo and lake Huron, 6—Dutelt Rhenish, 41 p.—Confederate Loan, 7411 4318 24 3i131 j 4 81 $1 —Liverpool Finance (Limited:, 1 d.—Mercantlie and &chine Bank (Limited 11 1 1-16 211 p. —North Western Bank kUmitedi, 4 p Albion Marine Waited , 116 1. 116 d.—British and Foreign Marine (Limited), p —Maritime Insurance Limited), 3-16 d —Liverpool Fix thange, 161—National Rears Naript4on Company. 7 siesisbi 616 4 1 1 7 11 1 1 d.—Wert India and Pacific Steger, 21 p. ILAnclinsign, SEPT. 2L—Fricea ware steady with a pretti l f s a i lj; si buness. C. Cammell and Co., .—Consolidatod (Limited). 6 p.—Great Luxembourg. 9 lll6—Great Northern A, 136—Great Western, 461—General Credit, 21 p —Lencashfre and Yorkshire, 1131 1 I—Manchester and County Bank, 6. Manchester, Rheffiell. and Uncolnahtre, 621 I New'. 5-16 1541 I—South Eeetern, 82 tug 4—Thames 'and Mersey Marine insurance, 41 p.—Conl an, 74 3 21 4 3 4 611—London and Caledonian Marine, 1 p.— Ebbw Yale, i d.—Mercantile Bank, 21 2 p.—Natlonal Steam, 61 d.—District Bank, 10 p. A PHILOSOPITAR% JOKL —Who would lure be lieved that Professor Max Muller could hays bees caught oat on a simple point of philology ! Bat the Reader has actually performed the feat The Pr0f....,, in an article in Maciniffan's Magazine on the language, ho., of Sleswig-Holstain, observes :—lnstead = saying the sun has has set, the Holateiners, load as they are of their beer, particularly in the evening after a hard day's work. say, 'de Stine pas to Beer," " the sin goes to beer." " Beer." as the Reader shows, in this sentence, is simply our word " bier," a bed, appropriated in England to the por table bed on which corpses are canted to burial. The pro , lessor's judgment wee probably warped in this cabs by the pleasure of making a joke—dangerous ground for a philo. sopher to verdure on.—Ottoretien. Couvreitrzrr SOVZREIGNS.—A few counterfeit sovereigns of a rather dangerous character have within the last week been detected at the bank counter,. They are made of gold, but of an inferior quality. being? aerate Ili grains worse than etandard gold, of which the genuine sore reigns are nude; that is to say, instead of having 9,16 T parts of pare gold in 10,000 they have only 8,138 puts, which makes them oily worth about 17s. The coins are new, but seem to have been purposely soiled to g in them the appearance of having been worn in circulation. They have more of the greenish-yellow colour of pure gold than the genuine sovereigns, with the exception of the old George and Dragon pieces. All of them are struck from age *rot diet One of these dies, the reverse, is cracked in two places, and the coins have been touched up by a band-tool after striking in the prate • and the effect of the crack, which runs diagonally et:wards, through the Scottish quarter of the shield, and through the E of " Regina," is in this way, from some of them, partly removed, although sufficient remains for the purpose of detection. lo the Irish quarter the harp is almost erued by this after manipulation, and the ooesequet smoothes= and want of definition strike the eye at otos. The quality of the engraving is ocame, and does not appear to be the work of a person accustomed to engrave coin dies. The lettering =mien. laxly is toughly executed by as unprsotised head ; yet, after all, the imitation is sufficiently close to deceive on a casual inspection. The sound, which is dull and wants the sharp clink of the true sovereign, is one of the best means of detection to those accustomed to the ring of the genuine metal. It is not apprehended that there are many in cir culation, end, indeed, the whole facts point to operations on • limited scale.—Times. RIBBON Orraame. —An alarming Whiteboy or Ribbon outrage—it is not early to dietiognish between the achievements of the two lawless confederacies—wee perpe trated a few nights ago in the village of G•rtlowney, war Loughorew, in the oonnty of Meath. At midnight a party of armed ruffians attacked the house of • farmer named Monaghan, who keeps a shop in that village. They first knocked at the door, demanding admissioe, which being denied, they fired several eaters through the windows, smashing the glass, sod putting the inmates, who IMO in bed at the time, in terror and dread of their lives. Attar announcing that they would gin Monaghan another call before long, the party went array. No cause whatever can ha assigned by if °caches for this outrage, as be is not aware of having moored their displeavare or merited their hos. viskt. 111PFXIAL AVKRAGFB. Whost.,Boylay. galls. I Rye. 1 Bows. Yon Aug. 13 431 6dßds 1 W i ns WAR Bd Nis II 20 422 Id Us 7 114.31 s 441'4418 9d3041 Id 27 424 Ed UM 14 de 0.102 s 51 41s 14 134. 41 Rept. S 10 4ss M 1 3f 1 s 91341 7 4 41 s 104 34,4 114 17 Ms 041 Ids SI Ildibs 03.1 414 141 30s RI vene di snots' ARCI . 70)47.—'--- gets 6.1 Us Od 3i od 40s 16.1304 Id Durr.—Wheat, Salim Oats, Iye, Ikea', and Pees. la DIALMILAX IM/M° Tin FIRCICATIOIte IN TILE AVNIUOR MOM Or Wirier DORM TIM SIX WWI 1141110. Price*. Aug. 13. Aug. 10. Avg. 27. Beg& & ,ftel It 330. U. 42 - 1. 1.. 1. -- .. --..- - •• .. •• .• MINCING-LINE.—(THIS DAY.) &GAR.- -The market continues dull, and price of British Weat India have still a downward tendeam, sales having been made on easier terms ; of other direcrip- Mons only moderate quantities have bens &limed of, la eluding 100 bhds. of Porto Rico and 200 begs of Madras, for eeport, the latter at 325. 6d. for good yellow native. Re fined is dull of sale at yesterday's prices. Corru.—Cossiderable parcels of plantation Ceylon as. brought to public sale. and there being a steady demand the balk of the quantity offered bas found be era at the valor Roes ; triage, 545. to 645. ; low to good middling, Tss. to 81s. 6d.; peaberry, 695. 6d. to Ms. 6d. Native Ceylon sold at 655. 6d. to 66a. for good ordinary. Tue.—The public sales are progreetion with mos spirit bat without improvement in prior. Consume Canton gunpowder sold at 81d. to 100., sod fine Mooing of Mot year's import at 2s. Old. to 2s. Id. Privately sow liaisons havesold at previous prices. Rica continues dull of sale. Saco. — Scull pearl of middling quality sold at 191. [mum—Black pepper. Bengal and Um" , = sod nutmegs have sold on easier terms. descriptions of spices without change. Pepper : Singapore black. 30. to 3gd. ; Penang, 3gd. to 3rd.; white Singspore, to sgd. Nutmegs, ma ll , 10d. te ls. 24.; fine bold, 3s. 10d. Pimento, 211c1. to 2A. Ginger, Junkies, 71a. to 101 s.; Cochin, 625. to 96e. ; Bengal, at U. decline, 40.. 6d. Faurr. —The demand matinees very moderate for the season. Curranto sold at previous prier ; common to be, 265. to .13., ; raisins, Valencia, at b. to 2.. decline, Ms. be 34a. ; off stilt, 365. to 38a. ; selected, 40e. to it*. ; mar ante's, a few lots at 48s. sad 74.. Boa.—About 200 puncheons sold at fall prices, including brown Lsewanis at ls. . . fiatzrgrar. .A parcel of refractiou 4 and 32, sold at 295. 6d., abort prompt. Cocoa.—The market has become quiet, but previous prime are supported. JUTL—For good qualities there is a fair &mar 1 at full prime, but medium and oommoo show a decline of lON. to 30s. per ton. Very low to middling, 101. re. tr. 191. 52. ; good ditto to good, 201. to 24/. 10e ; due, 2 4 4 10s. to 271. sa. ; cuttings, 71. 3s. to 71. 100. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is eat at the foLlowial prim 41.. 9d. sot cash ; Petenburs Y.C. w tie spot, 41s. 6d. ; October to December, 425. 6d. to 428. 3d. ; December, 43e. 3d. to 4.3 e. ; January to March, 43e. 6d. ; Mana. 44e. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of bees*. is !silage smaller '; n kb on Th„,,,a,,, leak yet Ail Large. Choicest Weal In not very agentafal. and 10010 of Mae nearly as much se os Monday. bat oe the sewage trade is sot es good. The supply of sheep it lawn an.l the demand limited. Priv!' generally are lower, and a clearan:e carnet be effected. Calves are selling neerly the same as ou Mon day. Our foreign supply consists of C2 l O bets:!, 3,460 sheep, 482 calves. and 85 pip. rer Moaner Sibs. a. d. a. di bar does of Mba a. Mel Soma, Herefda. 6 0 6 4 Best Doe& lif-balsBll 0 Best Short-hem 6 8 6 2 Best Lorag.wools.... Sewed glut beasts l 04 0 Do. de. Shona .—. 0 041114 s'rip IladDrakalllf-brett 5 4 6 6 Bomb; at market, 1,480 a 663 , pip, 170. mikh cows, 96. 4. GA- O 0 • O 5 O 0 • 6 • 1• Oiii lambs loop and lambs, b,141: cal►i. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKILT.--ITHIS DAY.) Messrs. H sod Easton most trade slow at last dais prima Prime mvedow hey. Pea. to 110 s. ; clover, old, 100 e. to 130 s. ; wood cat, Mt to 120 e. ; straw. 225. to Us. Sorrsoows SHELF. —On Tuesday afternoon the annual wale of pure Soutbdown ewes and letting of rams by Mr. R. IL ElMien, the wall-knows breeder of Southdown sheep, took place at his farm at Landport, near Lewes, and was attended by • considerable number of the oriecipal agriculturists of the neighbourhood and egrets from distant grazing districts. The flock comprised WO full-mouthed ewes of the pure Southdown breed, 110 wither lamb., sod If rams for letting. In consequence of the mai ikekidlT which has been experienced during the past unprecedentedly dry season in procuring sufficient pasturage for sheer, the flock were not in such good condition as usual, and faded to produce Klass equal to those obtained in fanner years. Pour pens of firm full-mouthed ewes were first put up, two of which found purchasers at 3f. per head. There were it pens of 10 each. the priscipal purchaser of which was the agent of Lord Sndeley, to whom eight lots were knocked down, each at V. per bead, and two others at Xs. per bead. The wither lambs were put up in semis lots of a scare each, aid one of ten. Two some were purchased at 25.. per head. firs at 245., and the remaining tee at 21a In the letting of rams, with the enoeption of one animal, there wan not much competition. This ram—a four-year old—after a keen competition between Mr. Rigdeo, of Hove, and Mr. Rory, of Eaetboaroe, was knocks., dowa to the latter at 13 guineas. The other prices obtained varied from 10f. to ll j guinea'. The first or Great Lewes sheep fair, which is the most important fair of the description held in the region at the Southdowns, took place yesterday on the Spinal tart in the outskirts of the town. The number of sheep pawed exhibited • falling off as compared with some previous occa sions, nail the animals themselves were by no mean• in meth good condition as could have been desired by both salter aad purchaser. As a consequence, the business done was much =Aloe Shea usual. 1 1