The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TuESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1867. ~ Ihe prisoner by the arm and said you have LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEN CR SHARE LIST&—(THIS DAY.) sb.- , -- i Th e • id "No haves nottyou are i • ro puree. prisoner Sa ---o-- -- --- 0 i"'" • " A porter of the Great Eastern Railway came ~„,.11. ORDINARY SHAMS AND STOOKS. I 1 “ ... .,1 took the prisoner into custody. . (Be rsisoluen.) 14 sr to Mr. lienson,the witness said-The prisoner 1 I analog grall 1 Wes today NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ak I l'il. I RAILWAY' I 0 11l try ) lto 1 pas. I " : .:t e o me on my right hand side when I missed Irv. ` i had just put it in my pocket. No other person _ St. 100 Shaded and ?beteg -_I 83 85 84 1-eir we. I saw him leave my ride directly I missed MATCH. St NO Caledonian ".',",•, which he handed to a confederate. The officers Westmoreland beat Lady Seitham. 00 Onabetaa Sil9 all Oornwell 3 6 ... T . Crew Eastern Railway Company offered me every TRIAL STAKES. Ilt. 100 DnbillaandSelfamthuse 73 78 :wee. Speculum ... ... ... ... 1 St 100 Ilsodm,Perth,&Abdla 70 73 vw ''.. Taut Dillon, 19 K, said the prisoner was a 10 6 Ilestiondos - - - ro:aessrl,Philosopher ... ... ... • • ible thief, and when out of prison lived in •-; mon ribDalesman ... ... ... 100 all Dopiczip. • 111,,t •horrible court, named John's-place, Stepney, 81. 101 llow aad S. Western 110 112 - 7 ran. Si tee *. Latina Ord. U. 303 313 n i •., w.,. full of thieve*. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. St 100 Do. Z. Ang. 80 ., No.t 4 8 •-• ir ' s ',, ocis I.:lie:ford, police-oonstable No. 255 K, said that U. 100 fireseterthofficeiland 16 IS - 0 had been convicted at the Middlesex Sessions Indian Star ... . . ... Bt. 100 Great Northern -_ .. 11l 113 ' • ...7Xed to IR months' imprisonment and hard labour. ( ;rand Duke ... ... ... M. 100 Do.A I Arec.no dlr. un- 118 110 - ~. - b, O l Isvu convicted for robberies at other railway eta- Problem ... •• • ~ on both sides of the river. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. St 100 Do. Ord. Dat.Dlv.etock - -.- S t 100 Ot South& West (Ire.) 98 98 - . Mr. klenson committed the prisoner for trial. Woodpecker walked over. St 100 Great Wasters .. ... ._ 48 ) 681 ad is ird WANDSWORTH. GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP. PM 100 Do.Simiresloo.3o .- ..• THE NEW 1553 AcT.-plan coNVICTION. Mistletoe ... ... I St. 100 Do. South Wales - - - - - Bt. 100 Do. W. 1114.-Ozford 28 31 ad - 3 /,.. rhri,ropher Musgrove, of Putney, was summoned Water Cure ... ... ... Bt. 100 Do. Do. N 19 31 ad - ~ the instance of the Board If Inland Revenue, for keep- 12 ran. Si 100 Lanced** &Y 117 e 1281 lin ~,; two dogs without licenses. - - -- - - 84. 100 Lott ta &3.ooest 64 671 631 3 1 Ilie defendant did not appear, but was represented by HOPEFUL STAKES. Last half of Ab.M. et. 100 Loatio2 &Dor ist 10e 14 10 St. 140 Do. et Szten.ABp.a. 13 16 - 0 . 0 . who said his father was unwell. Franchise, Midshipman Ease, Tregeagle, Arran, Athena, lit 100 London &North Wain. 114 1141 1141 el 4 5 Mr. Day min looked through the new act, and inquired East Indian, False Alarm, and Ritualist are here. 84. 100 Loodoe&flouthWasteru 81 84 83 4 of the supervisor whether that court had jurisdiction. St. leo Man. 850&1.1noolnab 44 491 - The supervisor explained that the general terms in the GRAND DUKE MICHAEL STAKES. A.F. St. 100 Metrosonien-.. .04 125 124} i new Act *Lee him power to proceed under the old excise Hermit, Julius, Friponnier, Claymore, Star of India, IS. 100 Do. Extension , - bw, by laying an information before a magistrate. Hipp*, and Sir Oliver are here. dead Bp. ct. till 1870 111 113 -•- A question then arose as to whether the case could be Bt. 100 Metrosolltssi Dtalaiel.. 87 90 -. EIGHTEENTH TRIENNAL PRODUCE STAKES. D.I. go 10 Do. do. do. .- -, - heard in the defendant's absence. • Westwick, Stoic, Potomac, Mayonaise f, Ammunition, 10 ell Do.&10. John's-wood - - Mr. Daymas laid that as it was a new act of parliament Leybowse, and Strathconan are here. St. 100 Midlend_ .... .._ .—. 114 Ira 1241 TI 3 he was bound to be strict in carrying it out. St. 109 Do. Elm & - Derby. 91 93 - The nupenrisor said the penalty was recoverable by die. BUCKENHAM STAKES. T.Y.C. M. 100 Math Mitt& 34 333 521 4 i tress in the usual way. The defendant was not liable to Court Mantle and Pearlfeatber are here. 86 100 Do. SAM.,Pertb . ,Eitiad . . - - - immediate imprisonment. ht. 109 N. Isatern-Berwick _ 106 104 105 e Mr. layman then stated that he could hear the use in 26 181 Do. G. N. I. Pura .. - - - St. 100 Dm Dads ---.. 63 10 831 e 4 2 the defenaut's absence. SPANISH PASSIVE BONDS.-(THIS DAY.) es. 10 De. York -- .. 98 06 063 Mr. d John Walter Johnson, the supervisor, residing at 0. 10 Do. WWl* - - - —.--- Kingston, said that in consequence of a complaint which 16 all Do. Stock &Darling. 311 841 sbe board received he went to the defendant's house end A meeting of the holders of the Spanish Passive 26 24 De. do.. 190041 4 93 pm - 5 ,w two spaniel doff* Mrs. Musgrave admitted not having Debt took place at noon, at the London Tavern, to consider ti,t- 10: Ilftr i tai 1 4 r... ...... - _ 116 117 - ' , cmes for them, and promised to forward the duty, but their present position, and take such steps as might seem " 84. 10 INcellteesetordddre: lli 011 Pa 841 01 gbe had not done so. desirable ; Mr. R. R. IsHERWoOD in the chair. St. 10) .N. &S. Wears rand 109 llt - In answer to questions by the magistrate the supervisor The Outwear( commenced by speaking of the grave and et, Dm i DM* 1 03e 14 stood the license was prearetiee, which dated from the painful circumstances under which the meeting was cow St 110 1 Devon.. - - nee of payment and expired at the end of December. The venal. The sentence pared upon them by the Spanish St. 10 Ism Beres .. — , 70 01 ll in came into operation on the 6th of April far, but the governmen t h a d f oun d it s execution in LondonlllllllMWeidosissatial 14S 148 - here could be taken out at any time, and it would expire through the agency of one of the first London houses, ; la: 2 .77 a: the end of the current year. and of the late chairman of the committee. The debt og . us *w oo l a 1 _. _ ... Mr. Daymsn-How about next year? was acknowledged to be a fair one, and they were now is s Washy) &=I ... me .0 Mr. Johnson-We shall have instructions when to coin - asked to put their hands in their pocket and furnish the rem again. Spanish government with a sum exceeding that of Mr. Dayman then stated that he should mitigate the the market value of the stock. It was, in llllllBll PlamillISIONL realty of rd. to one-fourth, as was the pr a cti ce in the old fact, nothing ler than • forced loan ; and if ei. 1 pO.l II 411. frAYIL I Clod* plane. I Sale taws of excise. • precedent of this kind were established, the Me a ll Atlealle&fit. lawmen* 115 oxd - zit The supervisor consented to that decision, and said that security of every foreign bondholder would be cut et, me pcs*Dar. *chi. gagte 104 194 103 the defendant could memorialise the Coinmiesionere of away. It was said that the conversion was going on ss 14 1 Do. I Wares- •. - - i SI• - Inland Revenue, who had power to reduce the penalty rapidly, but be doubted the truth of that state- 911 an i lloffseo * Lake Yuma. 4 4 - eill further. mint He read letters from Mr. Poole, a 10 all I Do. Preference 6 41 .., Ur. Dayman then fined the defendant 11. 51., and re- member of the committee in 1865, relating to WS 106 1 1 01..8reet. 100011163 4 per cent 1871.41.4 . OS T 1 - quested the son* inform his father that he must apply to the differences in the oommittee between the Cati- go . Ng ,s o r eg . g oo k * ar,„ 0 . 5 - - the board if he wished for further mitigation. fiesta and the Parise bondholders, and urging the as. 100 :Case T. & Dock 6 p :../.4 154 - 19 - Ko costs were ordered, ea it is the practice of the Inland necessity of separate action on the part of the latter. it I.* all Deseerarmtp.a 90 10 - licence officers not to apply for any in their cues. a meeting held on the 26th of Jul y, resolutions expressing 24. 100 iffiest lisegal gm 5 e 1033 194 1031 disapproval of the proposed arrangement were passed, se 10 . Do. do. II do -; - I no - with the concurrence of Mr. Robertson, who was the St. 100 lad Indian gm li do- l ll 11 10 6 Do. L Shares. 1 limn - chairman. EXTRAORDINARY DEATH OP A LADY'S CHILD . St 100 Grand Trunk ofaida; 14 18 171 13 AT TOTTENHAM. In reply to a question, lee all Do. irtalp.M.B.llp.d. 90 112 The Ciummen said Mr. Robertson and Mr. Sand- tee all Do. latpreL So_o& 49 51 -. --e-- ford had resigned their seats on the committee, toe all DO. lad Strad Boob. 31 / 0 - INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) and Mr. Mackenzie , another member of the nom - LW all Do 316 cant Stock se 83 _ This morning Mr. John Humphreys, the Middle- mitre, was in fir;otland. He believed the nom - 105 is ' Ss ' V' 0 1 Sissk ' • 1 r 1:093 109 8 - 3 az Coroner, held an investigation, at the Victoria Tavern, mittee of the Stock Exchange was sitting on the sub- lea , s o. 5 Dar mot. _ roo _ Hanger-lane, Tottenham; respecting the death of Mary ject ; and he would suggest that a deputation should wait so e De ifirw da. It lima - Stevens, aged one year and eight month* upon them to request that they would not allow the * t Do. New Mrs. Caroline Jagger, 41, Wooddone Grove, Tottenham, Exchange to be °purl to Sp nish stock until the holders 46. 100 04. 8.0 lades. g. 6p. at 103 104 mid, that she was a married woman. The deceased was of the unconverted debt been settled with. (Cheers.) 36 - 100 Do 4$ 19• 0 owl. •• • • 94 36 - brought to her by a Mrs. Stevens. She was staying In reply* a question, 102 su ei. Western et Canada 161 16 14 16 10 " all w z,.. x ... ai ßdapay.lB73 98 100 -• then with Mr. Raines, a solicitor. Witness was to receive The CRAIREAN observed that to-morrow would be the lee all Do. do. do. 1877-3 39 Si fa. per week. The child bad been with witness about, one last day on which holders converting could secure the ar• Is a ungioe) - 401 year and four months. The mother has been to seethe child rrast of interest. He then moved the following resolution: rit. 100 Madras gasm it ant Ude 1041 - twice. The last time she saw it was about four months -" That an immediate application be made to the Stock St. 100 Do. fle. de.... 98 98 94 Igo. Witness received the money in postage stam m ps Exchange committee requesting them to declare their in- , 0 1 1 ... 1 . 1 „„plis des 61 - 0 116 -. .. from Liverpool. She sent her receipt to r. tention to enforce the provisions of their by-laws byexclud. ; 7.5 tde T•i t sodueleot . eno 0 , a Raines. The " register "of deceased was given to ing any new Spanish stocks, bonds, or securities toe a D o. 5 „. 5 5 .4 , *. 55 yg witness. Her name was Mary Stevens, registered at Li- from a quotation until an arrangement of the Pensive eag on Da, an, ea, gay. tarsi an * - verpool one year and eight months ago. Witness did not bonds has been made to the satisfaction of the bond- 86. 100 N. 11.0411040 als*.L le ID - know what her father and mother were. She fed the de. holders." st. hoe gam 6 per cent 102 1041 ... ceased on bread, milk, raw eggs, and port wine. She ate Mr. PoWILL seconded the resolution, andoontewled that St 160 Do els- - ravenously and vomited • good deal. She bad had no the Certificate holden hadnorighttohavetheirbondsquoted 16 Do. Do. do. do.- ... - 104 ear - Sr 10 Panianb do. 1 -.. medicine. A doctor had seen her. Witness suckled the until all the holders were satisfied. (Cheers.) Mr Robertson in goo g o , g n u s u 110,74; * * - deceased for two months. bad no more power to bind them than railway directors Mr. W. F. Watson, M.R.C.S., said that he saw the had to sell the railway without the consent of the share. —.. deceased on Thursday. The body was very much emaciated. holders. He did not think the Spanish government would JOINT tl7OOl. BANKS. Be had by the coroner ' s order made • post mortem exams - have dared to make snob • proposal had it not been en- ik lfTiCf -- K'ciza.rifraLgeiaw i Sam nation of the body. The stomach was healthy, but nearly couraged by • leading London house. (Hear, hear.) empty. There was no true of fat on the body. There was There could not be • moment's doubt that the Par roe 141 Ara Bank ilanai A .... 8 - - 3 disease of the mesenteric glands. The child must have Ave bondholders were right in refusing such terms. le Do. B. .. - -, 0 Allem - -.. Is 0 3 cra's - been badly fed. Witmer was attending two otherchildren Mr. Pools (the member of the committee alluded to by ee OO n thonto - LiZaa' l5 10 9 d's- - the house the day before the deceased's death, but he the chairman) made some remarks on the difference between 1 al Anglo Austrlao 8 te 3 pin -• was not asked to see her. the chairmen of the committee (Mr. Robertson) and him- IS Angle layol * (L 10),. ell le IS - Mr. Alick Chenery, 21, Fish-street-hill, said that he self. He also stated that during the passing of the law in * Aser Items (la ste d). le 4 4ft - was managing clerk toMr. Raines, a solicitor. He became the Spanish Cortes, no communication was made to the 85, 40 A 1001 0 •11 1• •.- - - acquinted with Mrs. Jagger throZigh an advertisement in committee by the Spanish government. Be then argued IS &aka all 11 11 N issomd 9 pat 5 4 545 b the newrapere. He answered it. that the committee of the Stock Exchange were bound by 55. 1 1 b i t o r sw r 0 .,,5' Coroner-Where does Mrs. Stevens live ? their rule 57 to make a general declaration which would g *1 Art el ai - le 5 9au .-• Witness-I would rather not say, probably secure the rights of the Passive bondholders. to, 00 i II -- - Coroner-I have • public duty to perform. I have to The resolution was then put and carried, with only one 60, mo 1 art et New isaiend lO 7 9 gen - furnish the registrar with the names. dissentient. raft le I Beni N. America . all' 69 61 •-• Wrier, -If I Live the name there will be another The following gentlemen were appointed to form the tr ee . in t• l nobbe , CASl • l2446 l ,.., • b ett in. Ca l t aa : ` a l 2 7 0 l a - inquest. The child is illegitimate, and the lady has told deputation :-The chairman, Mr. Gerstenburg, Mr. Powell, ji:Wo gi • at: 6 T :: ..... 10 12 13 le - .- me th at if her name is divulged she will not return home. and Mr. Bishop. Si. lee - You know now ma reason ; I know what win happen. The meeting was adjourned till 3 o'clock. 200, 10 CoasMidated Bank (L ) 4 1 flpes - The Cormier-If the jury like they can let you write the 10,0* ell , IMIld and Lando& (L.) U .- - name on paper, and it can be given to me only, and I shall 0 40! lag London (Llialtal 6 1 les not discloae it. le, .. IV Imesrallschaap(Llm. S - - dla - The foreman objected to that. RELIABS PROM PRISON.-Mr. Knott, the skooo gel wile sad amines .19 4 Ills ad -mg Coroner-The child is illegitimate ? " wealthy fanner," who was recently sentenced by Mr. 10.000 10 , ing.SmakKOmansboL 10 3 1 dim &11.441e1d all 14 173 Witness-Yes. Alderman Lusk, at the Guildhall polies-court, to two l it 6 1 :1=La sue du a o s d i s = Coroner-The father and mother are living ! months' imprisonment, for sending bad meat to the Lon- to . mg / ** *6l**(l6.**o 26 is yo ... Witness-Yes. don market, has been unconditionally released by the 0 Isetss6al Ollcenan _ Coroner-The name of the father, Home Secretary, A memorial was sent up from Puts- In 1 ~, ..... ..... - - - - The witness remained silent. mouth, where Mr. Knott was well known, praying for • • 6 . 36 Do New - - Coroner-You can stand down for the t. remission of the sentence ; and as the prisoner had served 1 10 1 • 4184018 BLIIIIMML) 6 3 0 A l e - 100 Dmlttbrim.llo4.llllyre MI St 84 -. Mr. Williams (for Mrs. Jagger)-I be able to show out half his tima, the Home Secretary set him free. (L) 10 IS 10 Os -• by witnesses that the child was properly taken care of. ALLEGED FORISEET. -At the Windsor petty c li s l ; li: landea d a ll s h ilT 46 16 OMs - Coroner-The doctor proves that he was not called to sessions yesterday a private in the Lt Battalion Soots 11 . IS Ds. Now - see the child although he was in the house t the time . Fusiliers, named Samuel Priestley, was charged on re- ii......i 100 row 40108317111104 ( 1 )40 4 7pm &oar U Do. do. do lO par 2pm -• This is the third inquest I have held on child ren: l dying at mard with uttering a cheque for UK. purporting to be 56:5„65 Lana. Booke r moor ' a 0 4 He 24 Mn. Jagger's house. Call Mrs. Jagger. signed by Lord Rosehill. His lordship wee called as •• ass so can and c o* * . * 54 45 go. . Phe proceedings were interrupted by Mn. Jagger ore.. witness, and declared the cheque to be • forgery- Two nt. so Do. New Woe tat 110 . 11. 3 - - In mg loudly. letters from the prisoner to lerd Rosehill were read, in *MO 0 Louden Jon liame l6 38 87 set m The Coroner said that be held in his hand a letter which the prisoner stated that the cheque had been sent some' ei DesdealllesithArrluan all 10 12 - written by Mr. Chenery, asking Mrs. Jagger not to go to to him by • man named Jarvis, who had been formerly a 61,000 1 100 100...._,..._ 113 W.,• 01 • 01 f,_,La55, iIS 4 S " the i mistrar until the last moment. The day before the private servant in the battalion. The prisoner bad been a MOO, 10 ...ere • eneari fm. = 131 II 80, - .0,000 100 Louden & W lO 67 ft 881 would do. servant to Lord Hasehill. He was committed for trial, wee lee llerebent Bank G len) . 18 8 bib xd - bln. Jagger, who is • middle aged woman, then entered and a hope was expressed that the man Jarvis might be 5,10 100 Dm Sas - the court. found. 40.1100, se leiressatOotimeen(L) 14 -• -Ms - Coroner-You said that you were introsluood to Mr. Nensor Ese.u.e.-The North-Eastern Railway 30,0001 10 Makepollten (Lhalteo MI 11 7 - MO 111ffinall Sank (Um) 10 kids • Chenery by Mrs. Malin, of Stonecutter-street. Is that Company allow Ave minutes at Melton s tation for preen- e g e1 : 000 0M ! 5 Na sa l a amnia,- 4 ~. - yin -.- true? gees by excursion trains to Scarborough . On these ooca- i t ioalim sramanat oe u verd II -•- dla Witness - No, sir. stone there is always a rush to the refreshment-rooms, and tomeo toe N. Pro. se . ..- 6B -.— Coroner--Yo u made his acquaintanee through an saver. great numbers leap out of the trains before stopping. In 6 30 0 6 il Do WA a olas- 10 -"" ... timesaent, did you not? You advertise± this way a gentleman leapt out of the Leeds excursion on 10 1_ 00 N ljel***.__.,.*;„*, •-••-•• N - - - Witnese-Yea. Saturday night, and fell between the platform and the 5 .4 7 , : N ra1,,,•,. •-•• II - _ _ Coroner-Where was the child given to you? train. He was seized by • bystander, and held up till the w oe gg c ine ma g e m 0;;;;;; . * i d el e g, _. Witoess-At Mr. Chilton's, my baker's, at Horan,. train stopped, and thus escaped with a few flesh wounds. gystol so 5.50010, 0,) 10 7 6 dlm - Coroner-How came it that you took the child to the Not having lad his life, the company will prosecute him eaeles MO Prestos. 4 German Hospital for leaving the train while in motion. 040 10 Dm dm New all •- -. .. Witness- they understood children. FAYAL GUN ACCIDENT. -On Thursday evening 10 . 666 16 116.11% " *Ills se - - - Wasy did you not take her to Dr. Niblett? Mr. S. Bromhead, .in.law of the may or of Honiton, nt 17,061 100 Stand 4 1 111. Atrlea - it not because he said, " I have had enough of lo,oooloo Do. do. lea at 6 sus lO 8 6 dla - your rebbiting on Round Ball Farm, in thepaali of Honiton, in to,000; • Ifnlon et linitralle - all 47 49 - go to some one else." cowpony with Mr. Howling*. Mr. Beenhead, while waist- 10,00100 Talon of Ireland (Mt; 0 10 7 els - Witness-No, Ir. ir; his companion to load, rested the stook of his own gun lAN& 60 Vales 4e Lando. --- 15 SO 01 374 tees -How many children have you had in three upon his foot, with the muzzle pointing to rds hie f years? Was the number 60 ? By some mischanoe Mr. Bromhead's gun sudde nly w exploded, FOREIGN SAILWAYS. Winner-Oh, Ido not know. and the contents entering the upper part of his face eons- t n . i tdi unmn. a 1 ci s d in Flow 100155. Coroner-Was it forty? pletely shattered it, and carried away * portion of the brain. ti , a Witness-It might have been. et notterelass 9 4 9 In five minute the unfortunate man was quite dead. At I s a g ni ( L . to r o.o. yy 25 , Coroner-How many doctors have you had. the inquest, held by the d i strict coroner, • verdict of s all Saban x J googol" ...- 11 2 .... Witness-4 do not know. "Accidental death" was returned. Deceased was about 11) an _ Ayie5.0.11.,g.770.0(1.) 14 isi - Coroner-I have held inquests on two children, named 27 y ears of saw and leaves a widow and one child to mourn * ell °salmi Atlllatta• •• • • 1 3 1 4 vv. Adams and Osborn, that died at your house, I think j hj e - eec t — en a . --' - - -' Do not answer at owe. lO all lestenion -•- los ..• Witness - Yes, sir. SUICIDE 01 A LUNATIC.-Forty inmates of t h e 103 so i wii,o7/7 ) 1 5 1 0 1 1. Eaminster (Dover) Lunatic Asylum, accompanied by three 20 0 Dotal EhnLh _ral _6itml - Coroner -Rave you a copy of the advertisement that you put in the paper ! Did you not intimate that ladies thepast week , when m all Do. warden, wen out for • walk during 0 , yeeneo - would be taken care of during the birth of • child ? one poor fellow suddenly jumped into the canal and was 1 ..! 1 ;,1 - aims] (i. ) is us - Witness-No, sir, I said, ' Apartments furnished." drowned. An inquest was held on Friday, when • verdict ; z Imisnabouss ..,. let 10e 144 f of " Committed suicide while insane" was returned. Coroner -Wm I n di es con fi ne d at your hour ? IS MI Lembeg-Orroowita(L) 135 166 WllllOl1-- Yell. Oh, the poet baby! If I had only LYNCHING A FENIAN AT BARNSLEY. -A eireum- es an 111malaan (L) - thought of this. I care of it. (The witness here stance has just taken place in one of the largest minutes- 10 all ameMallit I _ l 4 the .4 . § bud into team) turfing fi rms in Barnsley which shows very strangely the Et :hi g e e t t e : o l l i oerßSor . ; t ee e l i t al - Mn . Osborn, who had occupied apartments at m a. feeling among the workin classes on the subject of " 10 all leltsll.B.rtyres 14 e I I Jigger's, and • charwoman who was occadonally in her Fabianism. It appear, t h at a young man in the 10 a Do - .employ, stated that so far ea they had seen, the child had employ of Messrs. T. T. Taylor and Son, menu. is en soasakoon nu* pm - - -. Dees properly attended to. (rictuses by steam power, declared to some of his fellow. 20 ag Glossas Meiruaatdln 14 4 - -• Mr. iii - gee th e hnehond, was th en exam i ne d. workers in the warehouse that his sympathies were with so all razia ad ltowtan oomm d Medi . t. 16 111 Be said the advertisement which had been re- the cause of those who fi gured so conspicuously a few _lO en Yale en lam * s. p. 36 : "" a.. n') 0 lei 10 frayed to generally ran:-" Nurse Children.-Wanted days ago in Manchester. This declaration had no re in 10 loyal asedinian - - -. aria or two nurse children, by • respectable person. sooner been made than a jury was empanelled 5 o n g dm is. i .dyk .... References." It ran very short but it sometimes said and the eelf•declezed Fenian put upon his trial. 41 an Do I per mai ? I i "Furnished apartments .? Th e d eeme d wu a mi me , He was found guilty, and sentenced to be hung. so all lambi, sad Meoes,. 7 child. A rope was placed round his neck, and he was drawn up 11) all Do__ !tIET warm. 6 4 - Mn. Jagger was recalled and asked, by the wish of the 7 per et 18 17 161 5 and suspen d e d in mid-air. After be had been hanging • 12,, an . 8 a ....wow lg. ... LAttaltLoss.Vesstian 16 Log -• j er r , how many children she had in her house at the pre- short time the actors appeared to become sensible of the ;16 tkodb Boa. or ?wow* * 5 _. Inn tim e , awkward position in which thej had placed themselves, as oo o n %ohm./ leases W itnees-Six, and two little dears that I will never part they then attempted toloose the knot, bat in this their efforts to on yawn and Savona ~, _ 1 2 wi th- They are two that must be taken care of. were unavailing, and they were compelled to cut the rope. 8i all Wed Flanders se 9 - Coroner-Have you any upstairs that are never seen? The culprit had already got black in the face, and when 15 all Do. Alper emit M a 95 •-• Nvii ene ( s tosinicg) __ Gh. God ! Go not believe that eat down there was the mark of the rope upon his neck. 110 611 W ° 6lll S ' W. °I banes IS Si - I s 16 0. Oh, great God ! (The witness became dreadfully The conduct of the young men having been brought "' r elied, and, placing her hands upon her fore head, under the notice of Mr. J. E. Taylor, one of the part- POSSION OBIJOATIOSS. shrieked i n a piercing manner.) ' nem, and also • magistrate, they were brought before that gentleman, who severely reprimanded them, ak It& 1 116 " 633. I Ciedelf Plow. I 30 ••• MT. Walinnl-Answer the question. Witness-I have not and threatened to have them prosecuted ; the young 6 a 0. 1 . 1 1 101 b 00 3 6 P 010 3 4 4 .- 17 14 th, 5 5 5 , man whom they had been attempting to hang inter- 10 1 a ." mod Kb " ger go The jury, after half an hour's deliberation ' ceded for them, and expressed • desire that the matter 00 tomoom as mo m/ 90 lap - - eet be a d"-i6d t hi l T d t ro b bessqgsivissenS,Ledntahme name of the man sa m t o d ther tha an t ° t h frt o h y . ht should go no further. There is, however, an accident fund g oo e n mosmos sad rob oo si o -. in connection with the operatives, and the men were fined 100 Do Second fame 0 90 f. " 64 a verdict, "That thedecease r crdied from direr of the -. glo o ,h oetd the . m I. l et ,. 10s. each, the money to go to that fund.-Maricareer IS Nadi. et Prance Ip at 121 13 ... Jurors say t ha t re. J agger I' Examiner. et D•OsteCkarl. ttrable for not calling in • medical man to the so The officers of the New Hampshire Agricultural ic. 611 Do. o= l° o l'4 1 0 0 ° •• - 161 also for the manner in which eke has given her eve .-. Arica before the court." Society offer • silver medal to the newspaper which shall S 6 at ten smog. Is 14 - W e,,,__ have been requested to dote that Mr. Raines, soli- gi ve the best report of their next exhibition.-New York 100 all • L...., (Pent.) 0 9 , 5 - "mr, merely acted as the solicitor of a young lady Ts 4 1 s ) 8.410 6 el- 15 I -- s c . .Srallth and position, she having come to him as her The Superintendent of Education in South na " Eil• Si " Ho I es. difeeeveaocas. 81 81 4 1 lik 'tor. Mr. Raines had been the solicitor to bet Carolina estimates that there are 25,000 blacks, men and H o g oo L o gr o ft. ~. s ° ll 7. She bee intimated that if her name should be women, in that state, who can read • newspaper with • go at a, 11 05 .- l ii ti sooner than live to be "ruined for ever," good understandingof the contents who t 'ere ago, SI hens.. S per et I It -. ohs d commit suicide. did not nada:stand hs alphabet - Nee T o rt ° AIN. W. re Frs. Sp. a 1.1 IN - 814. I Pd. I NAllwAys a I 4 08. 28 I 118110 i 0 • 88 i ) p.n. It 100 2,16001609 aster - -I SS LS 64 et 100 Caladoulait I 104} 106} 106 41 6} 81. 100 Ousbetaa SI all Omura 3 6 8t 100 DubloondUlUothuse 73 76 ft 10 - 1006 Nostion Dasflu.Pe doo rth,&tbdso -70 72 .. -. 100 All D 0.934219. - - -, 81. 100 litow sad& Wakes 110 112 -, U. 100 0. 11 Laken att. tn. sof 34 n 1 St 100 Do. & Aug. Ilk., Nat 4 6 - 8t 100 Orostlicetb of Soaked 16 IS - Bt 100 Oust Northern - -.. 112 113 - 80. 100 Do.i. I Armco dlr. un- 118 119 - 0,2= U. 100 D0.81411219.8.1ap51d8 124 126 - at 100 Do. Ord. DaL D12.840ck - - - 88. 100 Ot South & West (Ire.) 96 98 - Bt. 100 Oust Weston .. ... ._ 481 68} Ad 48 A U. 100 Do.StourVALOsa.B4l4 ..- .. St. 100 Do. loa th Willa .. - - - - ft 100 Do. W. )114.-Oulord 28 $2 td - Bt. 100 Do. Do. N 29 31 Ad - 84. 100 LsocashlNOY UT} 128} 127 1 St t......4, L0n... ta &&oorast 63} 631 63} 3 } St. 100 &Dov hit 20} 19} 20 I 86. 100 — 57.74.111140. AS p. a 13 16 - Bt. 100 London &North Wain. 114} 114; 114} }l4 1 84. 100 Loudou&SouthWasteru 82 84 83 24 at 100 Man. Stud..OLlDoolaah 46} 49} - St. 100 itolropolitaa-- -.. 124 165 1944 } St 100 Do. Uteoslo‘Cdlvl- - dead op. ct tllllB7O 111 113 -• U. 100 Natrogolltan D 1411441.. 87 90 - 80 10 Da do. do. .- -•- - 10 4411 Do. &SR Jobn's-wood - - - 81. 100 16dluttl..----.. 122} 122} 11214 }2 } St 106 Do. Elm. aDerby. 91 93 - St. 100 North BMW/ . Sl} 33} 82} i i Bt 100 Do.&l96,Portitiiiiiii. - - - Bt 109 N. lailoro-Derwlet _ 106 104 105 } 26 1411} Do. G. N. & Pura - - - - BC 100 Do. Leeds -.. 63 64 13111 }4 2 st. IGO Do. York --.. 96 98 88 2 01.100 Do. OarUal• - - - 26 a Do. Btook&Darlln6 ll3} 144 26 U DA do.. 100041 - 8} v. - 84. 100 Narth Load= ..- -.. 116 117 - 10 5 Do. do.. .1808. -.. 1 I}po - 84. 160 NorlblArlordabin 64 66 041 6 } St. 100 .N. &S. WeasesJaao , 109 111 el 1410 4240902149 172100 - 1 404 674 8t no line Dem. 46 47 el 10 *ea Ildus . ." 641, 70 69 I 10 WI 1114194kwadsorAC&I el si - St lfb Di VUo • 143 148 - 10 6 ' w ife. 0-..-.. - - - , 01• • 14 0 W= l .6 =I -•-• ::• ... .. 10.1 11,1 11.1 00,1 10,1 ooLoiguL MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) /10,000, BrltlabOolat. 6p./68,1871 1 1 .,. ,000. Do. 1896 ' Ofia. Gov.B p. a, 181744. -- Do. 6pwret,lWatimg. _ , Do. 8 peret.llo43 1,114,8011 Do. Iftwrotifiala I 686,8081 Do. amok ha 100,000 Oastota HopoSprit.ll7B 6018904905 Do. do. 188040 Do. do. 110041 . 111,7106, D0.8p.0.Ag.110081100 MAD Osyloatiov.llB 9,11p.0t PK Do. 1678, do.. 6601, Do. 1871 do. IN. llsatilluo Do. 8 per 68,1878 Do. NO. De. 1166610 or. 8 9. 0 . 8 1 7 . 4 t 0611:68781 1118,000,N0w BrmaGoallpor at. 1,116,670, Now South Nato Gov.. ! II p. 05at.,1871 to 1876, kon,soo. Do. 6p. a 188210 18061 864,0004 D0.dp.0.r,1817 to 1876 180,000 New fdalral Ow =EL 18047, Do. am want. 600, Do. I par emit 1801 10). Do.do.lielJasoltDoe ,280, Nova 'coda Sp. a., 186 1,860. Quosedead Goy. 6p. a< 1,177, Do. Do. 1891 .... 118, B..l.watiov. 8 p. 0,67.7/ 1 Da 1878 sad upwdB 180,000,81aGoatip. o. Jab. meow Do. Bp. ca A,wt &11,1 BRITL9II —. I No. 1 Bh. 1 11 tit 88 On o'Osoci. 100 102 •99 101 99 101 117 88 86 88 He 106 107+ 100} 107 108 146 107 Si 96 193 106 1111 114 106 167 108 165 104 196 106 107 104 100 101 104 100 102 The English funds opened this morning at a further reduction of it per cent., owing to the somewhat unsettled state of political affairs on the continent, and the prospect of a large outlay on the expedition to Abyssinia. A recovery, however, has since taken place to the last prices of yesterday, upon a few purchases. The changes in British railway stocks and foreign bonds are neither general nor important, and banking and financial shares are inactive. During the next few days attention will be principally directed to the fort nightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks. The demand for money is very moderate, and good bills are taken in some cases at 11 per cent., or below the Bank of England minimum. Short loans are still offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. 07 pp Si 06 16 0 1710 Clifford Arca Dev. 0. Con. (Taoist/If ) Drokowallo Ilausinao (13l0 san) sort Cors Bros lam Orosy.illo 11 101 1 100 . 102. Fst Lovell B. a w. &non crsvistk ) I °rambler & St. Again Great lam (Lisaitedl threat 'esti Tolima G. W. For (Helatoa) Hwcd' Mere ,l ts Dorms m armerar Leteat) Mend,' tree Ore Ni. !etas North ambler North Wheel Croft, Untied (C. Want)) . Condon 81. Clear) ath Couderrow Sbny Pink Tin Ore* Walk MIMI (MOWN* R. Oradea plasm* Went Chlverton W•et Seton wh. Based (111logen) Wh. Bu ll er Medial* W.llariAnn (Ilenben ) le noel Satan vn‘ Trainlnsev Wan 1 101 LION :I :I 108 108 lIIf 112 i 112 f 114 al It lf , 19.0 111.7.1 00 08.000 66,0001 I. Kra iig i 10, 20 100, I 11 . I2 1111,0 OP 1 11,1100 i AI N 30 30030 I 7 ie. 1 14 1 ausel 3 1 11 11 1 18 MAIO AMMO 480000 %MO MOM lON atelia ULM a~.o ii , :joil Wiii 11.001) SKIN 8,911 MOAN WIN WIN WPM MAN f!:#1 iii.iii 49.• KM ON WM IK AM 'us. IT,lsi ..f.s" II:al 104,090 940,440 ism. Ari PAM UMW TAM 10,000 40,010 NAN MUM 10.40/ MINAS lkee• KM KM MN ii.iiil igAii IKON %Lake Lbalisd) Anglaßris.GobdiLlaL) Awsksaa cs eire pas == i tt Cbsataleso.&B.l,lln.,i Corbin potted) ! Dosi Pod" N. Del ley east Del ILICWIA "Kam Wats* • perttipelladatiOill Leso da s a s i a .:: reasigm•rer (ki natirais MIL). Ilinilta4 29-171 ft illiiir- I— ‘7l:' Osbr• Corpse. : RA!, 'grid* . _ . t e rarv Aiiira dal So/Z:1 llasloan Lim 41V iv otAMIgorla Go (L Viacom, Ooal Oka.) Val Oman Illodted) 1W , miss Gekl(linstiad) calliog=ol .. ), • Illeolaanalsos ii : •To 1 IIMI iN /WOOD TOW PI" IMMO WON SUN iiiii MO IMMO 1 PAO; giii 1 ii. - iii idso6 . - i , .'i - al igiee 1000,000 WOO igio I . iii' often -ii: i i i I i i. i i i NUM NOM. I AM ISOM KW WIN 10,1110 lasism i A l Et HF 6 7. 7. A r tii :lcie g n o L aii::: lastarslisa K.L.MIL(L. 1 0 51Par_akTaa . ._ ge - * _ 6a Ti 7 II 426.436 "11011' 4WD IVA. WON MANIMO M — W7tir7roeita(Li' Do. New Boickow Vegeta& (L) Bombay Om (limited) Do New BMWs American Li/ Canada Com & & L Mag. Vel. (L) pare i.jhbuoug, Canedlartwan & 'ne(L) Coyle% Company Ditto A dame ip&LOoalL City DiAOOllOl6 ;Amite& Citroliorclon& Pro.(L) lily of Milan Impro.(L) 11.11 d SIMPO NAM SAN ; 1114414 9_ 1 7 City Offiele(Tha o .) f Moscow Gas (L.) Colonial (Lthifted) 10o;Wooroiol Unics(los., Osia. of Afrkooltar.(l' Coalkostal MBAs* (L., Do. ....... . Opp K.rog.,Protrep.o. C. et L00.D1.1811/7.41p.0. Do. do. 1879 do. C. loam ofrl (L) Do.ol M (L).. V i iNforimoo _ ....... i I 16 15 6 6 le 3 1 le 8 9. 9 21 4 • 1$ 19 I a 1! 1$ i 4 85 87 8 If 8 . 8_ 3! 4& 21 21 soy 300.410. 71144 4 6 is is i s is 64 67 165 165 ni ni 15 ff 36 18 110 120 T 9 ib;: 1 - 71.:1iia7 .Data (uttllon) _.• AMAMI Tea (L. L. ) ladlalanC& TAIL) Dania ,g . & Cana/ Ebbw Vats .. —aliaVial = . l 3.6l. llaraPal • • • • Do. Bow Ing.ltAnnOopparMi Imiraimitassitail Sor=rla(L g ir eall ir tcDta. Li lama Sa ca awn &Dakota (1 , : nagrana Oa , thaisana laoLordOo. assolllos L Inaba Ca.rylni (Um hairnet llaaar.(4 niarnat.tand IliallhL Italian Lint Rasa brag. (Can. Car ) Dw a p. a Bab. r. 1170 Urn locarttlenLam.) Loa&Ateloss &Oalnica. 1 7"4 / 1 1 1 teaConalyland &BIL Lan& Diarlailaiag.(l Load. /bon Max (L ' Um& O. Omdbaso.(l. , XonatiOlaag.ft&Co.(L lames &ea& =Markt a brindle/10ot La& ths.(L) MIN. lea& TY. (L.) Bacchant Blatiglng (10 . illlllwall 1.14.&D0i&W MillwalltrosWofflog NaSolLondteoLCL (L; Salksaid DLL Cow (L. NatitooalProv.M National Stant bra t C . Irefaddaeoaliti } NowCaloolklat.DlLlL.l tri how L&11 Orsda, Mal& 1 ca IC Lealanal T.& Loan (L. j Sanborn Amain Tea (L. ). Do. B N.Bras.l astrahrke (LA N.Brlt&Yarean.in.(l. 3o d ii.L ann iat • inanta.). I Ons o. Now analese(Liontat) D Odwithindebsdn(L) Jlagedieldind Dneed. Mime Or Moiled, I rs =:Olsomdf.) De. do. todalv.ldadallii.(L)l di o.lllmem Do. do. Wm Ulf _ Do. do. Is. Mai l ah a ina-- -:I I Par 96 97i Sit i 99 i 9I 9 16 ,210.7.1:1ty Improv.(L 1- 10 11 . 0 600ro (166 (Limy 1110 Royal 11611816 a 1 k et. Avatr2 In at nst. (L ' 11 10 Ithas.ll7422*(L). 16 60 S. Ahieul M. &.2 (10 1 I 16 loathAmstrallanLand I 611 .. 1 11. tb o imetne ) elowspb , 00 D &alp 1 an 17 " 11 )1 to. ealrica nt i . 2l2(l l.l ' mon na Tbsaird Mona In.(i I \ TA* as 201rolitna(L si sties 16 TrosilkAgmey of Am( 1 i 1 121,060 * T. et I. 00.40 11. Canada 6 1 10,00 ft 172.3162100011 Avie. (111 6 2 26 WOO 16 trelteellOsceedeorp(L 6 I 16 60.900 6 1721/01 Y. *Aft. 0041 all 1* 11 111.100 1 De. 11 par ants prel.l .0 60.109 p i 10 Dawn. ihrlselon.(l ) 6 11 16 0000 VI Visa Dismues l and Xl NI 7 1 1099111 110 91orrolo110100or.a. 01 71 73 WAN 69 Worrsot Mime Ma), it 11 9 0 MM MI Wastladis*Pwile el fir. le i 7 6di • Cali pandleg. PREFERENCE SHARER. Leaden, Chattre, and Dover, 5 pot eat., 56. North Zagora, Yody H. awl B. Porobroo, 10. if...* I 4 I s An! 107 r s 1131 121 par fp!! 1 1 1 le e 18 ndlB B_lo. I It 60 I! SI I dla 8 Os ill ni ii - 16 - 27 92 70 76 id 17 16 7_ e, kik! Ira 1 16-15 -tom P Idil vu I . I . ti ro. ) I .dalsa. - [- Id Sy 70i _dim Console are quoted 94 to ft, both for money and the Bth of October, and the Three per Ceuta. Re duced and New Three per Ceuta., 92i to I, ex div. 11 I 1 . 8 • dl. di. 14 14 19 18 Ms 7 e di. The government broker has bought to-day 21,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced for the sinking fund at 94 ex div. A t 6 •i Is 16 6 6 116 104 4g U 26 PI lel 166 109 14 IS I 4d4 7 • uls 6 4 dls IS 14 dl. UO 41 145 306 II 4 pen 4 9 am. IS II 'a lign p It 2 d ue ls IS WA 4 lal S hie ilia. 2 Ilb ft 5 s e es Vim. te 60 a 5 si ? sde 7 4 die I 155 24 22 4 • 2 2411 1 17.14 2 42 Plc 101 I= _ _a g!ST-1 - 66-14 41 47 — m. u. 4 cIIP 14 . 12.1!ti At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 12c., for the account, being nearly jt per cent. lower. British railway stocks are dull, and a decline of I per cent. is observable in Great Western, Lan cashire and Yorkshire, and North British. The present prices are as follows :—Metropolitan, 124 to I ;Great Western, 47i to 481, ex div. ; London and North Western, 114 to 0 ; Midland, 1221 to i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127} to I ; Cale donian, 104 to losi ; South Eastern, 69f to k; Great Eastern, 31 to i ; Great Northern, 111 i to 114 ; ditto A, 118 to i ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 19i to I ; North British, 321 to i ; and Brighton, 53 to 1. 40 7 - -UI xi 09,11. 29 21418 idis /pm i 'Pm 4 947 6 1 611 1 116 48 /6 17 14 U 9m 10 8 di , • 9 / • 1 147 }pc— — 2 * Ir . 6 7 ei se le le 48 60 47 49 • 1 die 92 24 6 2 7 4 21 22 22 44 96 98 111 12) 8 741$ 84 B4 an 72614 00 . 70 In the foreign stock market there is a demand for Turkish Six per Cents. of 1866, which have risen / per cent., viz., to 61} to j, but the Five per Cents. are / lower, at 31/ t 032/. The other speculative descriptions show no change. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are at 62 to 63 ; Greek, 131 to 14 ; Spanish Passive, 18 to ; ditto Certi ficates, 16 to ; Italian of 1861, 48/ to / ; Chilian scrip, I to f prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 86} to 87} ; and Mexican, 16} to }. PISAN KM American securities and Atlantic Cable shares show no variation. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 73 to } ; Erie Railway shares, 41} to I ; Illinois Central, 77} to I ; Anglo-American Telegraph, 174 4, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Prefe rence, 3} to }. Bank shares exhibit no movement. London and Westminster were quoted 68 to 69 ; Union of London, 36} to 374 ; Imperial Ottoman, 1} to 04 dia. ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 29} to 30} ; Alliance, 10 to 9 dis., and London and County, 54} to 55}. Financial shares are inactive. International Financial are called 2} to 14 dia. ; London, 241.0 22 dia. ; General Credit, 2} to 2 dia. ; and Credit Fonder, bi to 5} dia. Mr. Samuel Lovelock, the official liquidator of the Kumaon and Oude Plantation Company (Li mited), has issued a long report with reference to the affairs of that undertaking, of which the fol lowing is an extract : The crams of all the creditors us satisfied, and the balance of cash in hand more than sufficient to pay all the legal expenses connected with the winding-up here and in India. There are still arrears of calls to be realised, which, with any sum received from the sale of the estates, will enable me to sake a return to the shareholders ; but should they determine to renew the carrying on of the states for another twelve months, a further call will be inevitable. The fact that up to this time thebrokers have been able to obtain full supplies without having recourse to the Bank for the advances usual at this season renders it certain that the plethora will be more excessive than ever upon the payment of the October dividends, inasmuch as comparatively few advances will then have to be repaid to that estab lishment. It may be mentioned, however, that the dividends are not due until the 10th of October, being five days later than in January, April, and July, and that consequently they will not be pay able to the public until Monday, the 14th. The half-monthly settlementinshares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" continuation day") and end on Friday. About 40,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Malta, probably in con nexion with the expedition to Abyssinia. The Suffolk has arrived from Port Phillip with 285,6001. in gold, the whole of which is expected to be taken to the Bank after it has been refined. The Pennsylvania, from New York, has brought 8,0001., and the Celt, from the Cape of Good Hope, 1,8001. Manchester advioes report the suspension of a manufacturer near Church, but the liabilities are stated not to exceed about 5,0001. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,670/ over the corre sponding week of last year ; and the London, Brighton, and South Coast an increase of 3,5041. Under the powers conferred on the directors of the East London Railway by the resolutions passed at tbe extraordinary general meeting held on the 11th inst., and with a view to raise the capital required to open a very important section of this line, the shareholders are now invited to take up certain shares the scrip of which is in the hands of de faulters. No less than 76,0001. has been paid on this scrip, representing some 23,000 shares of 201. each. These are now offered at a discount of 111. that is to say, each share is to be obtained on • payment of 91. The company are enabled to offer these terms under the provisions of the Railway Companies Act of last session, by which those re-1 striations are removed that have hitherto embar rassed such companies as had not disposed of all the shares authorised by their act of incorporation. It appears that, though hampered by the short comings of the scripholders, operations have been steadily going forward on six miles of the line, and by the issue of these shares the works will pro ceed so rapidly that the line is expected to be opened in June next from its junction point with the South Eastern, Brighton, and Mid-Kent lines, through the Thames Tunnel to a station at Wapping, near the London-docks. Ultimately the line will enter the Broad-street station, in the City, and will be in communication with every great route out of London. The shareholders are allowed till the Ist October to exercise their option of taking up these reissued shares. The petition presented by Mr. F. Hodges, for the winding up of Hodges' Distillery Company (Limited), was heard before Vice-Chancellor Melina, at the Angel Hotel, Godalming, on Thurs day last, and was dismissed with costs, the Vice- Chancellor declaring that there was no ground whatever for such a petition. 14.1100 , MAW 1 - 61171 MONDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at HI to ;, both for money and the Bth October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94 to 0. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93 to i t , ex div. The official business report is as follows ; —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94k, 0 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 93, if, ex div. ; ditto Two and-a-half per Cents., 77 ; Bank stock, shut ; ditto for account, 247, ex div. ; India stock, 220 ; ditto Four per Cent., 981, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 1051, 5 ; ditto Five- Tis S and-a-Half per Cent., 1101, 10 ; ditto, Bonds, 65e. preen. Indian government securities were firm, and there was a further improvement in the rupee PaPe E chequer Bills were quoted 255. to 30s. prem. In the foreign stook market the amount of busi ness was extremely small. The principal feature was a fresh fall of g per cent. in Spanish Passive ' bonds. Italian of 1861 declined f, while Brazilian of 1863 and Sardinian rosel; Greek, 1; and Turkish 6 per Cents. of 186.5, 2. The advance in the latter stock was partly caused by exchanses into it from other Turkish loans, which are quoted at relatively higher prices. Atlantic Cable shares were flat. Anglo-American closed the same as on Saturday, at 17* to;, but Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference and Telegraph Construction declined 2a. 6d. to 55., viz., to 31 to 2, ex div., and 162 to 171 respec tively. At last this (Monday) morning the journals contained an official notification that the repair of the cable of 1866 has been effected ; but the direc tors of the Anglo-American Telegraph Company have not yet explained why this intelligence was not published before. Such explanation is the more desirable because on Wednesday last, when, it is believed, news reached this country that the fractured end had been picked up, certain persons appeared as large buyers of that company's shares, causing a rise of 12s. 6d. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 15 so 1, being dull, and National Discount 61 to Ir prem., showing a reduction of 2s. 6d. Ifueellansons shares were dealt in to a moderate extent. Madras Irrigation and Upper Assam Tea improved it, and Commercial Union Assurance, ss. ; while Socidt4 Financiers d'Egypte declined 10a. Italian Irriga tion 6 per cent. bonds fell 2 per oent. The changes in colonial government debentures comprised a rise of j per cent. in some of the Ceylon, and a decline to the aims extent in Queens land. MINES.-(TRI8 DAY.) On WOmiez. The mining market is rather active to-day, owing to the announcement of a rise of 31. per ton in the price of refined and common tin. Some of the Crof i present quotations are as follows : Korth , 31. 16s. 3d. to 31. 18e. 9d. ; East Lovell, Bto ; Clifford, 8 to f ; North Chiverton, 4k to ; Drakewalls, a to I ; Great Vor, 16} to 17 Prince of Wales, 475. 6d. to 49i. 6d. • Wheal Seton, 110 to 115 • West Chiverton, 64 to 66 ; Wheal Grenville, 235. to 25e. ; and Providence, 29 to 30. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at the annexed prices :—St. John del Rey, 59 to 61 ; Port Phillip, 13-16 to 5-16 ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to I prem. ; Peatarena, *to prem. ; Anglo to * prem. ; and Roes& Grande, * to *. - 11 - 11 CONMEROIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS, (sr ruwnara. ) (ploy °us owir ooszasposrma7.). Corrox.The general tone of the inwriret continue. quiet but steady, and the sales are about 10,000 or 12,000 bales. Coax —The attendance at market was good. Whiled was in good request, ►t 4d. per cental somata on white since Friday. Flour unchanged at late rafts. Beans shade easier. Oats and oatmeal unaltered. Indian corn, high prioea asked checks business, and mixed American sells slowly at 42.. to 425. 3d. LEEDS CORN MARKET.-(THD3 DAY.) (lIT TilltißAM.) _ (PROM OUR OW 00ameioeDeaT.) New wheat was rather lower to aell ; old firm. Barham wee of retail character. Barley firm. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAT.). SUOAIL—The market has opened very quiefly, there being few buyers at last week's curreney. Refined is slaw dull of sale, and common lumps are to be had at 40e. 6d. Corrze.—Owing partly to large landings of both collude/ l and foreign the demand is lees active, and no sales of ira portunoe are reported. Tza.—The market is now well supplied with parcels of new seasons, et recent arrivals, but at present no salsa of importance are reported. itch.—The market is steady, but quiet. Rms.—About 1,000 tons sold for arrival. Hallam, lla. ; ditto, et ship, lln 3d. ; Bassein, lls. 9d. PEPPSIL kings of black sold, Singapore, 3g. ; Penang, 3d. is 31.163 ., and small parcels of white at qd. Farrr.—At rather lower prices a good business has been done in currants ; other kinds of fruit without change. SA.LTTETRE continues dull of sale. Inne.o.—There is a firm market, owing to reduced estimates of the new crop in the East Indies. Corrott.—The Sala are chiefly confined to parcels offer ing at moderate prices. HZ3ll..—Rassian firm, but quiet, at 381.10( TALLOW MARKET.-(THII3. The markets steady ; prises are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 42a. 6d. net ; Petersburg Y.Q. on the spot, new, 43a. ; ditto ditto old. 43t. ' • Oetober to December. . 435.3 d. to 43a. 6d. ; Deceetior.43a.64 to 43a. 9d. HAY HARKET.-(THI3 DAY.) Mr. Moslem James Saxton reporlis trade at the following prioes, Ms. :—Prime aid slower, 110 s. ; fa terior ditto, 80s. to Nis. ; prim old hay, 755. to 858. ; inferior ditto, 80a. to 70a. ; prime new slower, 90s. to 100 a. ; inferior ditto, 80s. to 75e. ; prima new hay, 72a. Bd. he 80a. ; inferior ditto. 56a. to 80a. ; Wray, Mk to 425. PROI7IOIAL 811421 Kumar& Ltraltrool.,B3ls. 23.—Sales: ilsledocian, 108 61 5 ettt e i s ll 5 I—Great Emtern, 31 SDI I—London, Chatham', and —London and North Western, 1161 # 1 I—MLanchester, told, and Lincolnabire, stern, 1841—Midland, 1311 i # —North British. 33 * South Pastern, 70 89/ 1-4 rs Western of Ihnada, 151—United States 541 Bonds, I,M 74 I—Greet Luxembourg Shares. 101- 6 6tlantio Telegraph 8 pat °ant, 811-1 e d Liverpool United new LW shame, 61 &Bona Steamship Company (Lind 1, 6#—Ditto 8 par cent MM. Pref., i p.—North British tree, 1883, SC ad. ascuneran, Saes-. —Market very Ist with a lama bonnets doing. Consolidated Soak (limited), 1 p.—Rries, 41i— Great Saitaen. 31 t 1 11-oevat Luxembourg, 101 4-41 rind Northern A, 1181—Grand Trunk of Canada, 171—Great Western of Canada, 14 16-18 16—Great Western, 481 I I—Lencaalgre and Yorkshire, 1271—London, Brighton, and Neagh Coast. 6 *— Loadon and North Wadden, 11441 I—Manchester and County Bank (Limited), 81 p. —Manchester, SheMeld,and Lincolnshire, 41 9—New Ditto rive per Cent. Preference, 7 - Metropolitan, 1241-16kIland, 12t1 I I—Ditto, Inconvertible gth 'hares, 8-18 p. —North British, 32e— North Staffordshire, 68 —South Eastern, 1211# #l#—Caledonbui, 108 51 6 1 1 1 6—lancsater and Car 267—Union Bank, 21 p New, 7 p.— dots and Chatham, 194—Dover, OC, 'Five pre Cent., 971. 11151115011•11, ParT. 29.—Bualt,ess done : Great Weaken Railway, Stour Valley Guaranteed, at 67—Birmingham Joint Stock Bank (Limited', at 301—Llo Ws Bank to (Unid), at 71 prom —l3inalneham and Staff Oak al, at 01 prem.— BUmingharn Wagon Waled), Preference Rix per Cont., at *— Metropolitan Galway Carriage and Wages' (Limited;, at 101 — and Railway Carriage (Limited) (Oldb1117), at 1 Prem. Cloallar • : Birmingham Canal. 86 to 871—Dndley Gas, 48, sellers— and British and Foreign Railway I lint (limitedi, 10 to 8 dia. Down, Parr. 21.—Three per Cent. Consols, 9111—New Three per Cent. Stock, 94 I—Ditto, for account. Stb October, . 9 I—lndia irive per Cent. Stock, transferable at the Bank of Ins. land, 11 Monster Bank (Limited) (1.3 10a. paid), 4 -# l .l! 4 lelfasS and Northern Counties :1.60 paid), 46—Dublin and hada -Midland pal), tffi—Great Southern and Western (LlOO „ 95g Great Western ;6100 paid), 67. THE NATIONAL VOLUNTEER BALL.—The prepa rations for the bell, to be held at the Agricultural-hall to-morrow, hold out the prospect of its being one of the mast brilliant festivities saw the isseptmu of the volun teer movement. The authorities will be represented by a proportion of the lords-lieutenant of counties the army by the Secretary at War and a long list of official notabili ties ; and the City of London by the Lord Mayor and a strong muster of civic dignities. Besides these, the most distinguished of the provincial corps will attend in large numbers. DEATH OF CAPTAIN COOK'S DAUGHTER.—The death is announced, in the parish of St. Martin, Colchester. of Mrs. Ann Ramsey, widow, in her 104th year. It is as Interesting circumstance that she was the (laughter of the celebrated circumnavigator, Captain Co k, who was mas sacred by the natives of Owhybes, in the South Sea Islands, and that she wee born only a few years after the secession of George 111. to the throne of England. THE POLLUTION OF RIVERS COMMISSION.—The Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the pollution of rivers, &c., under the presidency of Mr. Henry Raclin son, C. 13., will resume its sittings next month. It is un derstood that the coma:linkmen will proceed, in the first instance, to Lancaster and Blackburn, to inquire into the alleged pollution of the rivers in that neighbourhood, which is expected to occupy some considerable time, and will then extend their inquiry into North and South Wales. According to the Manchester Courier, in the recent wholesale robberies in Manchester, where many safes were broken open, the thieved were shy of endeavour ing to interfere with these* Milner and Son, which were on the premises. PATENT-OFFICE MUSZO3S, SOUTH KENSINGTON. — Number of visitors for the week ending Sept. 21, 2,475. Total number eines the opening of the Museum free daily (12th May, 1858), 1,184,049. TI r f , i