The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-07 00:00:00

'lll I D EDITION. rt I.I.It;EN('E.-(11118 DAY.) r )F 11.1NKIt1 7 PTCT. . Ni• c•quolooioner Bacon.) • • , • ATELICITI4I% Ant iIItI.IWIL • • \ • a Mrteyorii. was au auetionoer, of . • 4 ‘..tninowiton agent of titaii-lea,. His applicatioe for .1 by Mr. (a* sia behalf ;biol., on the ground that 1.••: .ompleted the pro;oetings under ,• :i.c. in which an adjournment, sinl in . 180'1. After hearing Mr. Banks in ; o if the opposing creditor expected to • : from keeping the MED ni prison. to the negative. Colt though the existence of a prerioas • • be a Tenant for opposing hereafter, on mg for his order of discharge, it was i. rpui t him in prison. A I wive TO MSCE EXECUTION &FMB • DEED. oontro*itiOtl was executed and registered in l • W. Tag& butcher. of Peckham-rye, by ,tant.ri to pay 2s. in the pound within three al. he had faded to do. uow applied for leave to isms execution on • n opposed the application on behalf of the ustee. 7 held that the non-compliance with the httal, and granted leave to issue execution. IN an W. DIIIIII.II. 0 was a baker in Brick-lane and elsewhere. en frequently before the court, the bank the tirst indance, executed a deed, whi.•h lit. debts are about 2,34.10/. At the List 1.. s examination. lie now applied for Loge. ~..r0q to , his Honour granted the 11C RR TWIT. a manufacturer of chemical• at t: rem a:aaly the imomotor of • company called ..: Company. of which the unutal waf t. !Toted the bankrupt's passing. on the the as desired information a. to au • whieb the bankrupt had entered with the tl.e tlresmhill Colliery, under which he WWI • IVC I ids.lo/., on the completion of the new 1,031 y was also desired as to oth,r property I.ittikrupt wee interested, and also as to the i•cme large sums of money whirls he had spent on his works at tireenwich. The cousidi•ruble efforts to supersede his batiks ;he assignees would not be sorry if ho suo- 1.1!.: to. ‘r for the bankrupt baying consented to the . a sitting was appointed for about sis weeks DDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) 're the A.v , istant JwVe.) flt kr:Ai •4•reirr A DOM/Wile !MIMINT. ,ti.. a very respectable-looking woman. a Dr. Headland. of No. ti, Portland ..:., w dtscharge of her bail. to answer an her with stealing a muse containing Sar.th Ann lacs. lady's maid in the • pro , eeute,l: Mr. CoMns defended the :trio said she was servant to Pr. Edward N.. rtland-place. where the prisoner ;..rt das cook. Ou the aftcmain of Satar ot Scptembsr. she left a pure containing is los. in silver in a e Lieboard in the • room. The cupboard was loske.i but the In the lest. She was called away suddenly Lrr brother's illness, awl went oat. return 'ci when the prisoner let her in. Witness Ia• ciiptsaard door, taking out the key, and I. ion Monday she missed her purse. and i• k :asked the prisoner ii she anew any :. She she did not, and no other person i.e to use. Witness said they must come to it. upon which the prisoner said she was , lit• was welcome to search anything she I. , •wever. pave her in charge. Law,: a verdict of Not Gottty. Till 0% IN „ • : • , • L. •' i • t • I,: • " V HS` • •.: .1, j • : it • • • t I!“ I • h .; • : •.r, WO. th . to don • si . ."ig or srum - . t'• • 71. in Ih, 'Mf. OU111:1 , .. !lettEeLt h. the n' • 045E11,1 ag- 1.. t;r.f • : • • n.T.;. • th cl • A .t it :II • • • • I td. , • 11. , . W • ••• •y :‘t POLICI • ./.•,•.. Td Mrty. r acing a .11. !t-Lt h, stehi 1/ - 1 1 0, ;1.. tl • 1'...t-off :t •• • After the • " 1 • ! Re ,•..1 • tr..l ! zry...•Tel matte in a the • ".• • . • os - 1 "••• !4•thf.Le 0 • hg.g- T r • •.-• PF•1.11. (J 1 'OD I.IIIZ • 1• :ter Ling ; aLd " tt , Ar ti. ''• ~ it • • 6110 Mal • • rti-Gis. • • AT t.t.d J;sitil gin and 14,171 •• On tali Web very E all bag n priee,nr ' Trrach a a lath Ttr • i lit, •g"'.l. • NI. WI • • : • • 4.•• t, if v. . f I.i. I) • 1. •1. Ndii(4l4 • ti 'E COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) aNSION-HOUSE. 11! - ♦L LETITR . d.-,:,urged letter carrier, and a woman 1 10, were brought before the r f :r:h'r cimination on the , charge of ~1 adLe.:Te matter in letter boxes, with E:Lcitor. attended to prosecute on behalf EF.ce authorities. from the evidence given at the previous that the prisoners were seen standing at x of the receiving-house, 37. Leademhaff :r they left, a constable, who had been : letter-boxes in the City, put his the aperture and fend it sticky. ett after the prisoners and stopped •und tome adhesive matter in the .4 the male prisoner. At his lodgings, , eet. the police discovered some more of the ter, and a letter which had been posted that pilkl7 letter box. There had been three it envelope, but when the police found it c.ff. The pillar-boxes in Trinity-square clog were afterwards ascertained to contain wire si.lietanist. 3 rite constable. nowstated that after the last Le went to the prisoner's lodgings. and found e stamps that had apparently been taken off at. , l evidence was given to show that the pri ,e-n yen in company in the neighbourhood of r.r,,,cue to the evening in quceton. Lees were then committed for trial on the letter found at JOllbes ',Aging& il they had anything to say. Jones said !Am. Ltkeit 0 his house after he was appro. :.e 0.,t wi-h to bring anybody else me, !he W9CATI SaA she knew abating about tho 7E f t a very peculiar chatsct••r wag g•:no • ina:o. pa,...Der. It appeared that a letter h dater and parted to her aunt at V. r the letter arrived there was a phst iue-tir.g that a pug office order 1 , ,r a small .11t t, a post-office in Whitechapel. = •x:tcd. and it was ascertained that the La.tercryted and the poottzipt Lelded h th., CIERICEIWELL '.^.7I:LN COUNIZIWEIT COM. a., i barg Market with :.fr a counterfeit Lalf-crown to Mr. John t!..• proprietor of the Albion public-huttae. Nington, where he had tendered the nt for ale. • on.nutted the prironer for trial. MA IiLIiOItOOLM-STILEET. nk. - ninu AND 1111000Uft. 1. it, a well-dre+sed young man, wearing • ting, and who described himself an a oda -41,-,treet, Bozough, wan charged before Mr. 2,, gging. _ . Zel Cit., mid that last night, ut.itreet, a gentleman draw hie attention r, who ww, stopping every gentleman he .d heiridug. lie went to the Quadrant an•l oTatr take hold of • gentleman and raw the lee the primmer half-a-crown, a two shilling .me v+pers, and he then took him into was eking the prisoner to the station he said that hard up, and that be had Leen betting and money on horse racing. ler said he only had 4s. 6d. given to him. ;hitt coramitted the prisoner for seven days ORFMNIVICH. Ifn.FICT ASISAMT ON A OONST.tHI.E. I, , land, aged 40, who said he belongol to whore, head WAS bandaged and covered wee charged with violently assaulting Ponce •.aw. 174 It. .41.1 e raid he was called bed night to a man wife at Deptford, and on interfering for the 4.-tvm, he was set upon by the p ri soner, who Nib a tin can, cutting the helmet off hie head, t. it:uig hw Wioltotly, and injuring his ishoul o!,o struck by two other men, who wore nut -• 1. P.nt..nre.l the prisoner to one month's I. (4(4. Mt'RDER AT BLACKBURN.- 1. yexterday, a working Man wa. brought upon remand, charged ••• his wife, the ease having been • • ....1 I.r the opinion of • am:- !malty. Last Hater ; ' 1 loaded two pistols with " .ut •• yot hold of hie wife by the to do, and nothing should ; '• it. A struggle ensued, in the ' • took one of the pistols out • .; .•;•);.'': other, and prisoner was 4.11. io t•-, he jealousy. l'risoner had • • i.; 11. Ir Anoai,a. The medical •• t ihouer was quite co- II I Inw,ner was bound over I. i• lemosit is Wig. and two sureties in a. •!, •:44.;t .11 lUOnthti imprisonment. a TioNAL Failkmos OF WOW OP ART, AT y.—Kasen of aLunissisos t—TaesdnY, OnlOber a r '° tickets, 411 , Ly parisat d Is. seek 3,102 ; THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1868. LATEST SPORTING INTICLIAGRNOR TUB Ntagruid AT NEWMARKET. TO TON VIIIVOR OV TWO =MESS. Ste,— Another inli , :ationtil handicap race has beep decided, and ones- more Newmarket assumes that staid, boutinees-like deientment the metropolis of the turf fa so remarkable for wl (except on grand days) impor tant events lane to be decides'. Professionals are talking over the mutest for the Cesarewitch and the relative merits &splayed by the principal combatants —bat not as old worriers fight their battles o'er again, for the mere love of the thing, but with a view to come ti a conclusion what will win the Cambndgeshire. Getting through the "ditch gap"- about i mile from the starting poiut--with out !king ground, is such an important matter that the mil thence is something terrific, and whatever can show pair enough to get on to the Flat &at is very properly deemed good to back for the shorter oat in the Houghton week. At the point named, those going the best of the Cambridgeshire horses were Warrington, Molest°, Irish Queen, Special, Cecil, Restitution, and Blue Gown ; but from the - Bushes—rather over two furlongs from home— Cecil and Restitution came right away, and rising the hill for the finish, all was over, my selected Cecil winning cleverly by a length from the most " saluety" colours that have run in a great raw for long time. "Baron Rothschild second " seems to be a standing ride now, and lam afraid they will not emus better of in the Gain bridgrehire, for which event my present fancy is that the Frenchman will be dangerous as ewer, with Molest° and Mortemer in their interests, though Warrington, Cecil, and Monarch of the Olen must have my suffrages also. After the Middle Park Piet* the interest in the meeting will very nearly be over, and the fourth day's seed must be a very weak one, whatever may be made oat of Friday's. Counting the number of •tens, Thursday's bill of fare is rather strobe, eleven dishes • -a dreadful dose to stomach, with novena rainy days threatened by the appearance of things °warhead ; but the nix plates anti sweep,' yet to close are of no moment, and it will be a " duke" if much comae out of the two-year-old races, for Martinique should beat Crocus in the Bretby, anti Abstinence in the heavy sweepstakes in which they are engaged, Athena's sweepstakes being a walk over. The Wines, in the Newmarket Oaks will centre in the niertuig of Athena and Formosa again, though there is no reason to doubt the latter's suoceuti.—l ant. fic., Newmarket, Tuesday Night. MIiTEOR. (DT TELRGRATIL) :WMARKEI' MEETING.—(TIIIS DAY.) MIDDLE-PARK PLATE. Pro Gomez .. t Scottish Queon 21 ran. BEAUFOUT STAKES. Pb oebss - - Happy Thought • • • • Sir David ChM • • ' • BEDFORD STIKES. Typitccus Amara Misadventure .. 5 rae. 11A241/ICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Boaaic Katie .. Lady Cecilia .. • • . • Compronat , e 14 ran. WINDSOR STAKES. Maeemiello .. klectrigity 4 ran. lEEE HANDICAP. .. Lcoue .. .. .. 2 OATLANDS PLATT. : • Cambridgeshire Course. 4.5. Haunt, 94 110; Silents; 84 CUlb ; King Charming, 84 ; Professor Anderson, 7st 121 b ; Roquefort, 74 716; Svcee. 41b; Chivalry. 7st 41b; Fakir, 64 1316; Arte sian, 64 131 b; Bru to Binl-on-the-Wing, 6at 1216 ; ittality, 64 ; Ploughboy, 64 71b ; Nyanza, 64 71b Foria, let; Morning Star, 64; Acorn, 64 ; Mazda. bet ; Vera, Est. All are here. SEWING lIITILLIGENC3.-(T118 174 r.) Lamm, Ore 7.—Wind at noon W., 'trona bream, and cloudy at home; there we.. a hoary tall of rain .luring the night. Gavreasso, Oct. 6.—Arrived Yerularn, from Natal ; Cells 45.,', New York; Harkin°. Salina. Hailed : Regia, for Jemmies; Koh imam, Bermuda; Canaan, Sydney ; Lancaahire Witch, Cape flood Hopp; Volunteer, Cape (oaal Hope. (M. 6.—Arrived: Fketwing. from Savannah; Moo menet, Salina; Muria, Biltao. 0 : Saraa la Oran& ; Trelow7m7. Jamaica. • Soar na•mOct. O.—Arrived : Douro roe'. from Liverpool far Santander; Poeshontim (m), Liverpool for Williamson. liouramernm, Ott 6.—Ssale4: Rhein 'a. , for New York. Livia/mu., Oct. 6. -Arrived : Omah a , from Maratha ; Zia- Buenos A Palmyra (a), New York. flailed, Oct. 6 : *e.), N yme; ew York; 'frivol+ (aa. ), Beaton. grannerown, Oct. 6 —Arnett (My of BOOtail NO • from New York, and proceeded for Livarpul. NEW PORT, Oct. 6.—Atrfved : lAse, hot tombs foe &Moe ; Ny a tad, from London for Savannah. aLaout a, Oct. 6.—Arrived: Stier. from Buenas Arms. Oct. t : James Wkhart, from him; Dolphin. liable. Fautorrn, Oct. . 7. Arrived : Qty of Enamels e.l. foam Buenos Apt., left Sept. 1 ; Monte .dro, 11th ; Eno 41131011 b, lath beluga £3,600 epode. aaruen., Oet. 7. —Arrived Kalawa, from Akyab ; Sanare, Bombay : DerLphin., Bombay ; Bolingbroke, Bombay ; Imutrara ; Telegraph, Wanatitlan • flan TAM, Meilen ; Artut, NtiliTerk ; Seamark fm.y, Alexandria Nertid, Alexandria. CAfUALTikB. Tasstorrn, LW., Oct. 6.— TM: bream, of and from Newport, for Southampton. whirl went ashore on the Needle Gabs yester day. haa broken up and become • total wreck. Livaaroot, Oct. 6.—The Oorilla. hem rt. John. N. 8., expe rienced • very heavy onolvirut sale from the ri.E. t.. the r. W. in Lt. 44 N, Lag. 64 W, and loot the greater part of bee deck load. 1.1111111141., Oct. t —The Adrendmer arrived here from Akre); eaterieneed a hurricane, July Is in lat. 3, ti, Ines. 16 ; the roost laboured and strained he;avily, and had her porta and the "rioter portion of het istarbourd bulwarks WASlleti away. The Acontagua, arrived here, report. that on tieptcmber 7 in let. ST N., long. 611 W., she saw a vessel supposed to he a brig with mainmast gone by the dm*, whiob showed signal Y. I. It 11, with an tzgliali ensign. i , C*TTROLT Oct. : fieneral Neill, from Time. rick, for St. John's. N. 8., put hack with bass of forebmoseet, Se.• , sad three hands loot overboard. • steamer left Limerick yes terday to tow her to that port. • • ICEBERGS. T.l , {Mfg., ort. 6.—The Gorilla !wand two lan: ferdwue• idont 410, yaid,, long and luo fret high, and a., pa., • niunl•sr of deal,, trots the 24th to the 97th WO., about 4 4. 1) inner whit of . Care Clew. The aeries of bullfights et Havre has just ter minated. The speculator by whom they were organised is *aid to have lost 18,000 fr. by hie undertaking. TEE PEON:LETS AND THE CESABZWITCII.—At a rule the pro phets seem to have been rather " out in their reckoning" with respect to the rano for the Cesarewiteli. Our sporting correspondent, "Meteor," however, bus scored another success, having predicted the winner when the betting was at 60 to 1 against him. In Menday's letter he stallooked for the winner in Cecil or Lady &ratan, plata'', those horses in the order named. A letter from Prague of the let says :—" A marriage has just taken place at To plitz. The bride groom was a preteigant, and the bride a catholic. The railiolic priori had refused to bless the union unless the parties made the customary promises relative to the edu cation of the children. there premises not having been given, this raerament of penitence and of the altar was refused to the lady. This circum stance crested among the population deep irritation, which mandated itself at the time of the civil 'earrings. The governor of the district, who discharged the iuneti,us of officer of el. il affairs, presented himself in full utufurm, and. deli vered a speech full of tact. An enormous crowd was assembled, and muinteined strict silence. When the act of marriage had terminated, one of those present cried, Long live the Emperor : who has freed us from a degrading yoke.' Thousands of voices responded with enthusiasm, View !" Lung live the Constitution, which has secured liberty to all added the same voice, and similar acclamations followed. Some of the spiedators then canto atulated the newly-married couple. This affair caused geuoral aatida:tiou amougat the popu lation of the town." A. CLERGYMAN ON MR. GLADSTONE AND TER Davn..—On Saturday evening. at a tea party held at Blackburn to celebrate the opening of a Conservative Working Men's Club, the Rev. H. Wescoe, viasr of St. Thomas's, Blackburn, said two statements made by previous speakers were painfully and awfully true. One was that the devil had made his head-quarters in London, and Mr. Gladstone was one of his generals; the other was that the devil was the first radical. These might seem exaggerated statements, but let them think for • moment and look at the union of church and Mato. Three times thore bad been an attempt to separate church and state, and in every ease the agitators had coma to ruin. The Sad instance that the All-wine gave of His government was that union of church and state in Heaven. The first agitator for the dissolution of that union was the devil, but in seeking to effect the dissolution of that union ho effected his own fall. Again, the same wise Being gave us another instance of the nature of Ms government, and th a t aga in was the union of church and state. That was in Paradise. wherein it was the union of the church in Adam and Eve with the sovereignty of the MI-wise. Satan set to work, and this time succeeded, and the result was the ruin of the church temporal. We had in the book of Leviticus another instance of a union between church and state, and when it was opposed it was the ruin of the church, of the unioa, au d of the agitators. And though it might seem harsh, th o ug h it mi g h t an exaggeration of truth, he confessed that ho felt appalled when ho saw the sad and terrible pandlelinin these war between the enemy of all men and the leader of the radicals, now the euemy of the church. lie strongly felt the parallelism, and he would rather occupy his present bumble position than Mr. Oladetone's.—llea cheater Guardian. The Yeovil branch of the Briitol and Exeter railroad is about to be worked on the sorrow page. • £IaL(T miswoßK xzpzoBlol4 , • ITIII3 AMY.) • On' Tarasamara.) LfiRDB, WEDNESDAY MORNING. At 7 o'clock this morning a terrific capl viion leek place at Morris's firowork rammtretary, Ilsrws!ey. The building Was blown to atoms. }ire lemons were killed and coven others seriously hurt. PINE ON TAX LONDON, ARJORTON, AND 6011TH COAST RAILWAY. A fire brae out this morning between 2 and o'clock in the arthes belonging to the above railway near the Old Rent-road. The damage imported by Captain Shaw as follows : Mr. Packer, basket manufacturer, four arehee of railway, 40 feet by 28 feet each, used as workshops, dwelling -holm and Wins burned out, offices and stock in open :crud savetely damaged by fire and removal. Cause of firs unknown. Ineured m the Royal North British and Mercantile and Bun flre eilloss. No. 887, Mr. Daalibme ; btlik Mr. Rowland, bootmaker; and NOS. l and 2, Orme street, are also ostensively damaged by Bre, water, and removal. MR SPANISH REVOLUTION. Last nights public meeting, eon:posed for the most part of the elms of foreign revolutionnaires resident in the 'Rebekah', was held at the Cleveland-hall, Cleve land-street, Fitzroy-square, for thepurpoas of celebrat ing the SUMAS& of the 'revolution w • has just Pekin place in Bpgia , and to offer en address of con gratulation to the Spanish people on. the event. The large hall was tolerably well hlled. there being probably between 200 and 300pezeonspreeents The revolutionliairesof all countries were invited ; but the conduct of the busbies was in the bands of the French revolutionary party, and al there were some Germans and Italians_paisent thema th in u nt of the meeting was composed of Frenchmen, and the proceedings were entirely in the French language. t.Atoyen Beeman having been called to the chair, opened the busuevin by an animated speech. in which he said that the people or Spain had offered a noble example to the woad. They had for the Lind time beau really successful in the cause of revolution. The reign of tyranny was over in Spain, end that of liberty had begun. (Cheers.) It was (dud who had wrought this great work though the instrumeutality of the Spanish people. The mom thy, indeed, was ripe for its fill, but it was Clod who Lad disposed and thirsted this great event for the happiness of the citizens and for the came of humanity. 'ILA' noble spectacle now presented itself of • great people successfully weeding the principle of liberty against the tyranny of en old and long established monareh. ilia conquest of th e people . would exercise a mos t im portant uithience over the whole world—(cheers)—for it would greatly strengthen the revolutionary principle among all nations and all peoples. So fur as Spain Mich was concerned, not only would it improve the people both physically and morally, but there was every reason to hope that it would give rise to a new and enduring commercial energy. It was the inherout right of a people to direct the conduct of its own affairs. (Loud cheers.) On former occasions the partial revolutions which had taken place in Spainkad always been attended by • reactionary feeling, which had even natty terminated in the re-imposition of the Bourbon yoke ; bet he did not anticipate that such would be the case in the present instance, for he believed that the people of Spain would go on as they had begun, and establish a truly liberal democratic republic. (Cheers.) Ile thought, therefore, that this was a fitting occasion on which all who loved liberty and supported revolutionary principles should meet together to celebruto the triumph of princi ples they so dearly cherishes!. (Loud cheers.) —M. Felix Fyat then came forward, and amid.% the most enthusiastic expiessions of sympathy partly road and partly recited an acchess of congratulation to the people of Spain on the fall of the Bourbon monarchy and the establishment of a provisieeal government . The adidreas was conceived in the most revolutionary style, and contained, as may be imagined, many pointed invectives against the existing thipertelem of Fiams),, one of the sentiment,' most loudly (Leered being " After Maximilian, Isabella ; and after Lsabella, Napoleon." After expressing the most brotherly symeethy with, and admi ration of, the Spanish revolutionists, it warned them against yielding to the art of the crowned beads by whom they were surrounded, and especially against the nrachi nat:ons of the French Emperor, and concluded by Im ploring them to establish no other than a purely demo cratic republic.—Cite en Pierre Vesinier then addressed the meeting in a lengthened speech, in which he advocated a complete reconstruction of the Spanish political and in ternal governm'eut ; the entire abolition of existing sys tems including the nobility and clergy; reserving to the people the right of public worship in any mode they chose to adopt ; the reorganisation of the army and navy; and the adoption of a republican and communistic system ou the andel of that estabti-hed by Robespierre in the time of the first French revolution. 'The address was voted by acclamation and without a dieeentient voice, and thanks were given to M. Felix Pyat and M. Veinier. A similar compliment to the chairman terminated the pm reeding% which were throughout of a very orderly though enthusiastic character. THE VOLCYTHEIS .AypTHE BELGIAY TM o.s 6. - The directors of the Belgian Tir National have just issued their report upon the late competitions, and the list of prize winners shows that the English volunteers who competed were able to obtain a good position in the "All l'omene " contests, especially in the long-range competitions. The competition of first importance was that of the "cible tixe,•' at the long range, in which each competitor was allowed only two "series" of five shots, and the shooting had to be with "armee do guerre," the distinguishing feature of such arms being that they must be capable of use against an enemy. The first prize is given by his Majesty the King, and this wee won by Mr. bunean.of Cambridge, with *.GI pointers-namely, throe car tons and two bull's-eyed. The prize is a dozen ••couverta" of silver. 24 pieces of plate, value about INI. or 20/., and the entrance fee for the two chances of winning this was only live francs. The third and fifth prizes—prizes of the government, consisting of six and four ..eouverte •'—were won by Mr. Livesay. of Brighton, and Mr. Chajniao, of the North York Rake. Colour sergeant C.ertie, of Worthing. with 21 ; Corporal Peaks', of Manchester, with 21 ; and Ensign While, of the 39th Middlesex, with 20, take three out of five prizes given by the city of Brussels in thin series. There was a long list of prizes of the government, of two eouverts each, using the winners of these being the following Britons Itr. Ryan, of the South Middlesex; Mr. Hayes, of London; Mr. Thomson, of London; Colour-sergeant Henry (the inventor of the "Henry" rifle), of Edinburgh; /An Bird, of the South Middlesex; Mr. Farquharson, of Perth ; Mr. Saar, of London; Mr. Front, of Kent ; Mr. APlCerrell, of the London Scottish; tool Mr. DaMNIII, of Midas. Of thirty-one prizes in this series, sixteen have been won by the English volunteers• and eleven of theme were among the first eighteen. The (Ale I volonto shooting at the long range also brought the English to the front. Mr. Certis takes the second prize, 300 francs; and Mr. Fariuluirson, of both, and Corporal Rowell, of the 29th Kent, take the third and fourth prizes ; and the other Eng lish winners are Mr. Bird. the South ; Mr. Dawson, of Halifax ; Mr. Chapman, of York ; Corporal Peake, of Manchester; Mr. M-Kerrell, of the London Scottish ; Captain Scrivener. of the Queen's West minster; Mr. Ward, of London; Frost, of Woolwich; and Ensign Little, of the West Middlesex. The first prize for the most beaux blancs made during the meeting at the long range has hem% awarded to Mr. Farquhareon, and the second to Mr. Bird, both of whom tired throughout with the Henry breechloader, which was also wood by seine of the prize winners whose names have been given above. In the lists of the short range winners the names of Englishmen do not so often occur as in the long range lists, and the explanation is to be found in the fact that English rifles lighted according to the military sight regulations of Wimbledon are quite unsuited to shoot against the excellently sighted rifles in use ut the short Tir, where the firing is out of a window. Mr. Russell, of Kent, however, reached the third place, in tho 22.5 metres cible fine, and will have eight " couverts," the prize of the government. Colour- Sergeant Curtis, of Worthing, takes the I'th prize (six " converts") the first prize of the city of Brussels. Mr. Bird, of South Middlesex, takes the 28th prize. In the prizes given for good beaux Manes. among the winners are Mr. John Ward of Beverley ; Ensign Little, of the West Middlesex; Mr. Henry, of Edinburgh ; Mr. Cortis, of Worthing; and Mr. Peaks, of Manchester. In the eible • voleets, for beaux Maus, prizes are won by Russell end Frost, of Kent, who won several prizes for central idiots ; and the fifth prize, for most beaux blames, bas been won by Mr. Bird, of South Middlesex, who scored 220 cartons. The prizes will be presented at the Ten p'e dee Augistinee on the 18th and 111th jut. A COIIPORATION PRESENT.—Yesterday, the Hali fax Piece Hall (in which many great gatherings in recent years have been held) which was built in 1779, at a cost of 13,000!., which contains 300 rooms, and occupies au arra of 10,000 square yards, was handed over as a gift to the corporation. One of the conditions made at the time the Asa was erected was, that when it ceased to ho used for the purposes of the worsted trade it should revert to the Selwyn family, one of whose predecessors, Mrs. Caygill, bpilt it. At that period Halifax was the centre of the worsted trade of Yorkshire, but it has now been transferred to Bradford, and the hall, therefore in accordance with the will of Mrs. Cuygill, into the hands of Sir J. T. Selwin, Bart., and br Mr. H. J. Selwin-lbbertiion, M.P., who generoufly presented it to the town. No definite arrangement has yet been made as to the sea to which the hall is to be applied, but one suggestion which receives eunaidorable favour is that it should be appropriated as a general market for the town. After the completion of the tratudor yesterday a luncheon was held, and in addition to Sir J. T. !Wynn and his son, the borough members (Mr. Status fold and Mr. Akreo), 7.0nl F. Cavendish aad Mr. Headiest were preset t.-1"14 Nero( ry. COifitNACIAL AND MABICBT4I. MAMC-tANE.-(THIS DAY.) Frosh up, thl morning. the receipts of &Wis► wheat were limited, nevertheless the demand was inactive for loth red and white parools, at about Monday's quota tion& There was a good show of foreign wheat In the msrket. !twiner in all deecriptions was restricted, and inferior produce was lower to *ell. On the whole, the floating grain cargo trade was Mealy in tone, although the taassactioas were only to a moderate extent. 'lee supply of barley was moderate. The trade ruled fino, and pnoes wore well au" Malt wail in fair supply auS i ipl i o r tion s. request, at full quota- In oats isles progressed slowly, et about previous prices. Is were firm, on former terms. Peas were dinoeed of at late rates. Tim bow of IslZl wit .Il ftwar MAI was heavy, Pt about stationary prices. The vibe at most kinds of seeds was maintained, but the sake bate net been of an important okaracter. Cakes have ruled steady. L/VEIRPOOL OOTTON MARKET.• (THU DST.) (By SOLNONAPZ.) MOON 0171 OWN comaseamegs.) The market continues very steady, and the sales toot up about 10,000 hales. I.ILIA 01 , oILW 63., nrro LONDON BY RATIN CA AOR TNIN WNNE. linisit Barisy. Kat Oata Dram Per. lbw. 16 Wm 4 1 1 *. VII. t ta iga- Vs. bilk 'amaks• .... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... L... SIM MO ... II:Llin SIM M ... Til --.-, - ... NIEM KID 160 3llO 110 ... OK Miami, 811801ges. CORE BUTI'FAR MARKET.-(THI8 DAY.) Ordinary, 7 11 24 2 p ow I N IST RIUI4.e I • 111).21" Orkin& Mild, 132 e., Mo ? ~ 1246. , ; - 1 126. 10 , 1irkimi lU" : 11"; "3° MINCING—LANE.--(THIS DAT.) Scow.—Tbe market continues quiet, and although no quotablo decline can be noticed otters previously refused have been aocepted. Trinidad, Ills. ; Jamaica, 311. 61. to 32a. ; Et. Vincent, 52.'. to 335. ; Kitts, 31e. 6d. to 33e. lid. ; Surinam, 32a. 9d. Relined :—No change has Lakin place in prices, but sales are very limited. Comm.—The parcels offered by auction have gone off without much competition at about the valuations. Plan tation Ceylon, small to bold grey, 68e. to 655.; calory, small to bold, All.. to 83s. ; native Ceylon, small and ordi nary. 36.. to 425. ; good ordinary, 435. to 45.. 6d.; bold, 635. to 54a. 64;c0i. 2 -There Is only a limited inquiry chiefly for Trinidad, fur which full prices are paid ; grey and mixed red, 47a. to 601.; middling to good middling red, Lee. to 65a. ed. TEA.—the public sales are progressing steadily at full prices. FRl:M.—There is an improved demand for currant% at film prices, .at Va. for common to Oa for wars Hoe new. Valencia mains atead_y. Brit.—l,ooo bags Daeca sold at 104. 9d. oano.-200 packages small pearl sold at 21s. to 21s. 6d. Rust.— About 200 puncheons sold at 6. 811. for l'uuaag, and 2s. for old import Demerara. CoTron.—The market is leas active but prices remain film. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is arm. Town tallow, 48s. 3d. ; Petorebarg Y.C. on the apot, 47n. 6d. ; October to December, 47a. bd.; December, 481.; January, 4M.. 3d.; March, 486. 6tL BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(IIIIB DAY.) ideura. Pat:tauten and Smith report an ettenaivo de mand fur good samples of all deicnptioua at Sim rates. Interior kinds meet a slow sale, and prima fur ouch aro rather miler. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walla End Hettun, l9a. Gl. ; Walla End Haswell, 19s. tkt.; Walla End South Helton, 19a. ; Walla End Te.s, Bra.; Walls End Hartlepool, las. 3d. ; Walls Eat W hangliffe, 16a. 6d.; Walla End Eden Main, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Tunaall, 16a. Ad. ; Walls End Helton Lyons, 16n. Cld.; Braneepeth Cannel, 18s. 6d.; Warn idurnip Malting, 19a. ; haetiave Hartley, 16e. 341.—Ships at market, 14; at sea, 96. WEATHER RZPORT.-(THIS DAT.) Wrzostssair. OM. T. 8 &IL 1 1w t • & .0 t 0 I S., D. I 8 . B.W. ' &SAS. B.W. tw. 8. 8.8.2. I. 'v. it 0, Noire • : 111.1111r41 44 Atardrea •,9.73 r 46 4 1 Leith . , tr 47 44 81delds 211.66 r 44 Bcarbore 10.0 r 4 41 Yen00t66.411.111f 00 Heider Cuxhaven. I - 111.114 r 60 44 Urersesitl6l9.64, 46 46 1101ybred -.MA* r 60 46 Liverpool —16.96 r 49 44 Vaketia 61166 r 66 04pe Orme Wt.! r 61 47 ktorbes Pt 39.03 r 4846 Peeranee r 61 46 Plyieoutb. . 80.16 r 66 06 eyraouti. 110.46 r 111* Portamoatli 36 06 r Loados At.i7 r 16 4.4 C. Chia Nee. 36 01f Beset 6119 r 54 40 Lorena 3017 r 64 66, Rochefort 116.14 f 67 661 ftiarrila ,16.10 f 63 661 Comma I N. W. Iti.W. • o•I t !SA's - was s 0.44 2 :0.53 3 kW. I M.B.W. W N.WI N.W. W.N.WI W.N.WI OM. e W.N.W. re es Wie W. re W. Ire N.W. I • W. eb S.W. we &W. tb &W. re W.ii W. W ,N,W NAir. N.N.W. j N.E. ft*: I to SAW. en. N. rs 8.15. W. To S. N. W. TO N. W. I v.- am- eat - CH 1 0.10 V 0.411 0 7_ w. I b I tie 0.411 3 14 MI II 0.44 II 0.44 . ! • ! 3 I 1 r alb "" w l Toulon 0.90 f 66 641 116611'6066 • : • -. 141.3. - ' s Barometrical preemie on onrs;Otii-east meat is is then it wee yesterday ; but elsewhere in tinge islands readings are higher, the difference in Ireland exceeding 01 inch. In London, pnweuro has Mien quickly num lam night, and the highest promuns are in the south. The diffe ronce between readings at Bierrits and !Cairn is more than half an inch. Temperature is learrally lower, the diminution at Nairn is 9. lining routs-westerly win& blew at the renew* of the English Ctianuel, but us the Irish coast the wind was north-westerly. The wind ia wow light from the west ward un the etainn.4 ..net, but fresh on the woM-..,,,5at of Ins land. Bain has been general, oral of ounaideeable amount in the of England. The weather is ulondy. A high sea prevails on the mein of Ireland. Sr. NAZAIRE, OCT. 7.—The Transatlantic mail steamer Washington, which arrived here yesterday even ing, brings advices from Mexico to the 10th of September. There was no news of importance. The state of health good. At St. Thomas and the other West Indian Ishunts the clops were generally zonsidered good. A letter from BrumelB mitya :—" The Marchioness do Cana, or, as it seems she still prefers to be called, Adelina Putti, has signed an engagement for three representations at the Grand Opera here, lobe given in the middle of November, when the prima donna comes here en route for St. Petersburg. As she has never sung at Brussels before, the expectations are as high as the prices of the planes probably will he, and tha manager, M. Le tellier, is much complimented upon his success in these negotiations." " Barefoot," writing to the Time., says the beet remedy for bad socks is none at aIL " I abandoned the wearing any stockings or socks about four years ago, and with them bare bid good-bye to the inconveniences of cold feet, corns, ike., with which I was previously grievously tormented." Thu show of sheep at Ballinasloe yesterday was about equal to last year, but few top lots were sold. The highest price of wethers was GM., and of ewes 445. The number of sheep sold yesterday was 56,774 ; the number us the first day last year, 63,931. The weather we. tine, and the sheep were hi good condition. ROYAL 11ORTICITLTVITAL SOCIETY.—At a general meeting of this society held yesterday, Mr. J. Russell Beeves, Y.E.S., in the chair, the following candidates were elected fellows:—Mr. David Dumbreek, D.B. • Mr. Dummett, Lady Emily Eitzmaunce, and Mr. Macalister, of Loup. There was a very interesting collection a flowers and fruit, and ohm two flue collections of fungi, exhibited by Dr. Bull, of Hereford, and Mr. Worthington Smith. Dr. Bull delivered a most eloquent and entertain ing lecture on the different varieties of fungi, and did much to promote their more general use as an important article of food. OLYMPIC TURATUIL—Thia house will open to- I night (Weduseday) with Tom Taylor's celebrated drams, Ito Ticksi-of- Lame Mae, performed by nearly thu siuue actors as an the first night of its production. THE HOLYWELL RAILWAY AOClDENT.—Yester day, Mr. Edwardes•Wood appeared before the magis trates at Holywell to prefer a charge of negligence against the signalman at Holywell, who, it was alleged, caused the accident which occurred at that place era th e 16th Surtvber. Mr. Eyton, who, it will be ru nwinbured, acted as assessor to the coroner in the Aber gel° inquiry, was now engaged in defending the prisoner. After Mr. kilwarden-Wood had concluded his cue, it was urged for the defence that the accident was the result of an error in judgment, and not of wilful negligence, as was intended by the statute. The cdminuan dwelt upon the importance of Iles duties of simishuse, and, to mark the armee the magistrates bad of the, heinousness of the prisoner's offence, they sentenced him to two mouths' inig s iT o i t. ment —the longest teem the law permitted them to I .MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) _ _ ONE O'CLOCK. Business in the RUA Exchange to-day is not active, yet the markets are firm, tho transactions consisting cbiefiy of purchases. Consols are un changed, but most of tho railway stooks are in request, and an advance has occurred in several of them. Midland and Metro politan are in chief demand, in conse quence of the increase in the traffic, in the latter case arising from tho opening of tho West ern Extension. Metropolitan has been dealt in at 1061, and the present price, though somew h at lower, is J per cent. above that last current yester day. An inquiry is still apparent for foreign securities, especially for fipanish of 1867 and Italian of 1861. The applications for discount are upon a mode rate wale, and the rates for bills aro without alteration. The charge for advances in the Stook Exchange is li per cent. Consols aro quoted 94: to i for money, and 94 to; for the account (Nov. 5) ; and the Three per Cente. Reduced and Now Three per Cents., 931 to 4. The railway market is Arm, owing to a prepon derance of purchases. Metropolitan stock has improved 1 per cent. ; Midland, j ; and London and North-Western and South-Eastern, 1. An nexed are the prices :—Caledonian, 69 to } ; Londonand North Western, 1111 to 1121; Groat Western, 49 to 1 ; Midland, 111} to } ; London and South Western, 87} to 881; Great Eastern, 40} to 1; Brighton, 611 to ; Month Eastern, 771 to 78 ; Metropolitan, 1031 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1071 to 108 ; ditto A, 106 to 1; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 18; Lancashire and Yorkkhire, 128 to } ; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 471 to 1. In the foreign stock market, Spanish bonds of 1867 are in request, and 4 / per cont. better, at 33j to :. Italian of 1861 havo risen I,—viz., to 521 to 531. Prices are quoted as follows : Brazilian of 1863, 76} to 1; Chilian of 1867, 931 to 941; Egyptian of 1864, 83 to 4, ex div.; Mexican, 151 to 1; Peruvian of 1863, 781 to ; Russian of 1866, 901 to 1; Nicolai Railway Loan, 67: to 1; ditto Orel, 841 to 1; ditto Moscow-Juroslaw, 811 to 821 ; Turkish of 1858, 66 to }; ditto of 1862, 684 to 4 ; and ditto of 186.5, 404 to 1. Indian stocks are steady. The Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 214 to 217 ; tho Five, 1141 to 1 ; the Four, 1031 to 101 ; the bonds, 20s. to 255. prem. ; and the debentures, 1051 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 15s. to 20s. prem. The market for bank shares L is inanimate. London and Westminster, 63} to 1 ; London and County, 482 to 491; Union of London, 331 to 341 ; Anglo-Austrian, 6 to 1 prem. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 25 dis. ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11 prem. ; and Consolidated, 1 to 1 prem. With the exception of a decline of 24. 6d. in Anglo-American, viz., to 201 to 21/, miscellaneous shares an , without change. National Discount, 111 to ; General Credit, 21 to 21 ilis.; In ternational Financial, 11 to 11 dis. ; Hudson's flay, 141 to 154; Telegraph Construction, 16 to } ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, 31 to 4}. United States 5-20 Bonds have improved } per sent., the present price being 731 to 74 ; Erie Railway share., 311 to 321; Illinois Central, 96 to 1 ; Atlantic and Great Western Deben tures, 371 to 38 ; and ditto Consolidated Mort gage Bonds. 39} to 1. The scrip of the new Italian Loan is at I to 1 _ _ _ The Midland Railway traffic returns show this week an increase of 3,9321. over last year. It is notified that the transfer Wilts of the Rio de Janeiro City Improvements Company (Limited) will be closed from the 7th to the 20th inst., both inclusive, " for the preparation and issue of war rants for the payment of a dividend at the rate of 3 per centtun per annum, this day declared in re spect of revenue for tho half-year ended .Tune 30. 1888, and payable on the 21st day of October instant." TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds are steady, at the above-mentioned prices. Midland Railway stock is still inquired for, and shows a fresh rise of per cent., viz., to Illf to I. Great Eastern and Metropolitan are higher. Foreign bonds are unaltered, apart from a decline of j per cent. in Italian of 11561. FOUR O'CLOCE. The English funds are unaltered, at 94f to j for money, and 911 to fur the account. In the railway market, Caledonian and Metro politan stock, have unproved f per cent., viz., to 691 to 70 and 1061 to I. Foreign bonds are rather flatter. Italian of ItNil are f per cent. lower, at 511 to f. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the only alteration was a further movement again 3t Spain. Thu list is as follow; Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1; dittit, short, 11.19 to 11.191 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 23.40 to 25.45; Brussels, 3 mouths, 23.40 to 25.43 ; Humbro' and Altoua, 3 mouths, 13.101 to 13.11 ; Berlin, Cologne, Sc., 3 months, 6.27 to 6.271 ; St. Petersburg, 3 mouths. 321 to 32 ; Pans, short, 23.20 to 25.271 ; ditto, 3 months, 23.35 to 26.40; Marseilles. 3 months, 25.371 to 26.40 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1201 to 1201 ; Vienna, 3 months, 11.80 to 11.86 ; Trieste,3 months, 11.80 to 11.86 ; Madrid, 3 months, 47 to 461 • Santander, 3 months, 47 to 464 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 473 to 471 . Sev11e, 3 mouths, 471 to 471 ; Malaga, 3 months, 47 to 464; Valencia, 3 months, 41 to 461 ; Barcelona, mon 471 to 47 • Bilbao, 3 months, 47 to 461 ; Valtado • , 3 months, '47 to 4bl; Samoan, 3 months , 47 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.66 to 27.76; Genoa, 3 months, 27.66 to 27.76 ; Naples, 3 months, 27.66 to 27.76; Palermo, 3 months, 27.66 to 27.76; Marina, 3 months, 27.66 to 27.75; Lisbon. 90 days' date, 62 to 611 • Oporto, 90 days' date, 62 to 611. The Brighton leuilway traffic return shows this wick a decrease of 9661., compared with the cor responding period of 1667 ' • the Motropolitan, an increase of 1,2161.; and the Glasgow and South Western, an increase of 1,4821. The Rhymney Railway Company are inviting applications, receivable up to the 12th inst. by the , ecretary, or by Messrs. Upward and Prescott, of Throgmorton-etreot, for an issue of 11,000 6/. per cent. Preference Shares of 101. each, bein portion of 213,0001. authorised by the company 's act of 1864, required to tannplete the Cardiff and Caerphilly lime now in course of construction. That line gives the Rhymney Railway direct seems to Cardiff. The net revenue shows a largo margin over and above the sum required to meet the intureeet on this issue. The shares are offered at par, and are payable at intervals ortouding until a twelvemonth hence. The fifth ordinary general meeting of the Queensland Sheep Investment Company (Limited) will be held ou the 16th inst. A cat raonibutry general meeting of the " Danish- Norvregian-Englioh Telegraph Cotupaily of Copen hagen " ie called for the ith November, in that city, "to submit a working arrangement made with the Norwegian-Sweilish-Britiash Submarine Tule graph Company of Christiania." Subjoined is a report of yesterday's Bahl at the " Open Stock Exchange (Limited)" Modulen (fold and Silver Mining Company (Limited), fully paid, an«. per Aare ; Orimptoir Oimeral (Limited), fully paid, Vs. per ishare; confederate States Loan, 1864, 1,000 4101. Bonds, interest 6 per cont., 2e. per bond ; ditto, 15113, 1,000 del. Moods, interest 7 per cant., 13a par boat ; Credit Fourier of England (Limited), (for mat account), fully paid, 2/. lia. ow dare ; Reroutes Insurance Com pany (Limited), W. paid, ie. to da. Id. per dant; &ebb Soot& Tanta. Total Bodge, Distillery Oorapaay knifed), zot paid, ff. per share; Jaunt Stock Ooal paay (Uailed), paad. Is. 6d. per share ; Loaders la Subarbaraisad eel Builtas i Caleay (f.united)af int pa:l," o ad. per shank, Port ersilOaioarel Geld Clerazz o (LiiriesdX, 11. paid, erehr; Prierfe Pa aid), fairy paid,. 6 t pee Aare; Rosso Gran e4 d7titi Ceeilearay (Leinted), fully peal, 21s. ad., 21v. • pee share; Royer Swedish IlkUway ((Malty, fully pad, as. per share; ditto Seven per amt. Prefer ence, fully paisl, 9s. per share; Yana Railitay Comma, Beads, Umtata to Veins, interest 3 por cent., faBy 3f. 7e. per bead; chile, shares &tiO francs-284 iterlieg, intereit 6 per ma., 31. per gars:, WeitmlaS I:Fremont.' CollllMillooll. sow. Board. Ide 1 Bond, 161. • Tudanarautaas Mining Company th Australia ( L ulled), fully Paid. dde. per ahem The annexed circular announcer that the firm of Smith, Hider, and Co. has been dissolved, and the lewdness divided between the existing partners. There is to be no alteration in the conducting of the businees, and the old premises will bo retained Dear Sir,—We beg to inform you that the partasaidp which has for the lest 16 years rebated between us, the • undersigned, as Smith, and Co., has this day bass &eared by mutual ranernt. By aa 'amassment male between an the undeveloped Dewy 8. Nag bill pineihreal the good-will and all other mama in the heina Dalt Indian, and foreign agency, end beak* kW= e Usage Smith retaining the besieger of • Elder, end Co. for Massif melushiedy. AU debts d to 'th, Elder, and Co. u... 4.... ewlegby tLe home, Eaarladian, foreign, and will be received and paid y the King; and all debts u to b and owing bY liaitb. Mdse. and Co. we account of the publishing derailment will be received sad paid by the undsaigned (Mona Illnith.—We ere, yarn faithfully, Gimes Mans. Hesse 8. Kam. 66, Cornhill, and 45, Pall-mall, London, vet. 1. MINE&-(THIB DAY) ONB O'CLOCK. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day, and the tone is firm. Raw Gren ville shares ure quoted 31 to 1; Great Vor, 22 to 13 ; East Lovell, 7 to 7i ; Trumpet Consols, 121 to 131; Now Lovell, 16s. 6d. to 186. 6d. ; Prince of Wales, 40e. to 425.; Frank Mills, 21 to 21; Drakewalls, Bs. 6d. to 10s. 6d. ; West Dralrewalls, Bs. 6d. to 10e. 6d.; West Chivertou, 61 to 62; Wheal Chiver ton, 21 to 23 ; Cern Camborne, 10s. to 1 la. ; and Tincroft, 131 to 1. The only alteration in foreign and colonial mining shares is a rise of 2s. lid. in Don Pedro, viz., to 21 to 1 prem. St. John Del Roy, 181 to 19; Anglo-Brazilian, par to 1 prem. ; Nata nt*, 11 to 01 die. ; Cllontalee, 21 to ; Roses, Grande, 3-18 to 5-18 prem.; ditto paid up, 1 to 1 ; par to 1 prem. ; United Mexican, 1/ to 2 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 1 to 4; Port Phillip, 11 to / ; Central Ameri can, 1 die. to 1 prem. ; Sao - Vicente, par to 1 prem. ; General Brazil an, par to 1 prem.; Yudamunutans, 2 to; ; and Nerbudda Coal and Iron, 21 to 2 dis. RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER SHARES.-(THIS DAY.) [Closing prices to 1 p.m..) COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SEC Canada, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1877-84, 1061, 4. Do.. b per cent., Jan. and July, 721, 4. New South Wales, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1888 to 14116, 914. New Zealand, 5 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct , 98, 4. Victoria, 6 per eent.. Jan. and July, 1891, 1131. Do., April and Oct., 1191. /, 1, ad. ORDINARY SMIRKS AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 1.44, Octet }:astern, 401, 1. Great Northern. 1071. Do. A(A receives no dividend until 6 per cent. km been paid to B). 1061, 4, 4. Great Western, original, 19, 1. Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1281, 1. London and North Western, 112, 111. London and South Western, 88. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 471. Metropolitan, 1061..1, }, 1. Midland, 1111, 11.. Ekiuth Lastern. 77t. nuTERENcx SHARKS. Great Westuru ‘We,t Oxford. Ist guar., 114. 11. PREFEILIWCE MARES AND STOCKS. Great Western, 6 percent. irredeemable, 1666, 1001, LW. North Eastern, 41 pee cent., 931. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. London and Blackwell, 93. North Western, A peril. pref., 6 per cent., 109. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. BM., Bar., and Cent. laths, gua. 5 per at., 1031, f. Cape. gua. 6 per ecut., ,3. Fait Indian, guar. 6 per cent.. 1091, f, 9. Great Indian Pepin.. gum 6 per suit., 109, 9. Great Western of Canada. 141. Madras. gua. 5 lwr cent., lOtif, Do. 41 ler ccut., 9 6 . Melbourne and HAson's Bay United, 611. Gude and Robileund, shares. gua. 5 per cent., 21. /kinds, Delhi, grom b per cent., 103 f, 1, f. Do., Punjaub, 1031. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. . _ . Antwerp and Rotterdam, 147 -- Lembeig-Czemowitz, gua. 7 per cent. (Lim.), 16. Ottoman ( Smyrna to Anlin), 21. Recife and San Francisco (Lim.). gua. 7 p. at., 12. San Paulo (Limited). gua. 7 per cent.. 19k. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian. Ha:. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk, gua. by Russian Govarsunant, 6 pee oast.. 24 1, k• BRITISH NINE& Great Wheal Vor (Holston). 11k, ad. COLONIAL AND FOILSIGN MINES. Alamilloa (Limited). Ij, id. Cape Copper (Urn.). 12k. Don Pedro, North del Rey, 2k preen. Rowe Mende (Limited), 3-Ig, pin. Rt. John th I Rey (Limited), Is:. Vancouver Coal (Limited). 81. I:tidana uteri JOINT . T of S. Au BANKS.ltaaltn.).2:, $-Id, _ m Agra (Limited), A, WI. Du., B, Alliance (Limited), 111. Anglo-Austrian. 131. Anglo-Egyptian Banking (T.imitill). 191. ChartertalEfertantile of India, Loudon, and China, X. City. M.l. Consolidated (limited), 41. English. Scottish. and Atuitralian Chartored, IT. Imperial Ottoman, 11l 1. Laud Mutt. Bank of rndia (Limited). a, 1. London anti County, 491. London and t.:outh African, 121. lA radon anti Westminster, Scrap, issued at 101. none of which has been paid, 52. Bombay On (Limited). 4 1.16. COlllllll. 7 rvial Union (Assurance). H. Emt India Irrigatiim and ('anal, 14. English and Scottish Marino (Limited), I. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 51. General Steam Navigation, International Financial Society (Limited). 31, f. Italian Irrigation (Canal Favour), 6 per sent. bonds. redeemable 1870, issued at 90. 4sl. Madras Irrigation and Cinul. guar. 3 per rent. by Indian goveniment, 1031, Royal Mail Steam, 53. Yietroy ui Egypt (Mortgage) Loan 75. HeraEs tee PARLlAMENT.—Preliminftry step. are now being taken by the commissioners of her Ma jesty's works and public buildings to clear the site for the coustruetion of the embankment on the north Bide of the river Thames, and for the improvement of the approaches to the new palace of Wedmineter, as provided by the HOUIII.II of Parliament Act, 1967. Yesterday the erg sale of property on the newly-acquired additional lands, con sisting of several houses in Little Abingdon-street, West. minder, adjoining the Victoria-tower, was held, and further suite by auction are speedily to follow, involving the removal of huddle" wharves, stairs, piers, and other erections, the sites of which are to be appropriated to the above-earned purposes. THZ Nisi! CH V Mil ALAI) TIIB rostrexterett Dociesaniurs.—We have always understood that any thing like interference in political matters wee prohibited by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, but we are credibly infottued that a memorial against the die eetablishmeut of the Irish church is being actively cir culated by some of the inferior °Seers in the Ports mouth docksaril. with • view to obtain se...natures also that an inflammatory bill, in reforenee to the late meeting at the society's ball, was freely ,dis tributed lest week, amongst a certain body of 1•01. w ith • kind of sensi-ollicial authority. This has very much the appearance of putting the "screw" on. and the sooner the authorities see to these matters the better. Such • course of proceeding—to say the least--is very dis creditable, and is exceedingly distasteful to some of there who have to submit to it —Eases Telegraph. Yeeterdey morning there were services at St. Lammas Jewry, in connexion with the Bishop of Cape town's farewell to England. There was • large attend. *IWO both of clergy and laity, and the pffiesseion which entered the church at the eleven o'clock asrviee was of ea imposing character. The Bishop of Rochester preached at the eleven o'cleek service, and Mr. Macrae* the new bishop designate for Natal, at I.IA. Last night the Bishop of Cavetownpreaohed hie farewell sermon.