The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-18 00:00:00

Mitcham asked what state the prosecutor was in at . • toile. la.-sa replied that he bad been drinking. • ,In i r add that the soldier flourished his whip in Alot then he knocked him down, lie, however, intg ittiota to injure him. M.oders add he saw the soldier staggering about his whip. Ile came in contact with the psi. y both fell together. As soon as the con , tf ile up he ran away. • Mt l'ar, bani had no doubt that the soldier flourished 1. , but that was no reason lie should be as .l in wall an outrageous manner. He must pay a • • , ,d go to prison for a month. THE FATAL COLLISION ON THE THAMES. Ap.itirliNED INQUINT.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. John Humphreys, coroner for •, , ,o .I:vi.ion of the county of Middlesex, resumed r T tvrrn, Cohitt Town, the inquiry relative to . . .. • • • t . inchar•l a sergeant in the K division died from the shock to his system occasioned task place on the Thames, on the , . i a, rn the Woolwich and Watetman's Corn ". , • 4., ~o r Mrtis, and the screw collier, Wentworth, )l, P, y, —Miter, appeared as before for the Woolwich ~ Company ; Mr. H. T. Stokes, proctor to represented the owners of the Wentworth ; • •., tended on behalf of the widow of the de. ,e 1 Inspector Allison. of the K division, watched ling, for the l'olice Commissioners. :L.v y 1,... tug .111SWert'll to their names, hi•lly. the captain of the Wentworth, was , ‘ „,,,,.,„1. li e dep.,se.ll- -I hold a certificate of service, but I .:.• n h.! ,1 a certificate of examiners. I have been a ..f.t :molter years, and have acted as master of the u . ,,,tuorth I:. months. The Wentworth is' 40 tons ewes. her horse.powrr is 45, her length 150 feet, and her beam f ...t to:;.) feet. Her draft of water is 11 feet aft, iet forward when in ballast. On the day of the se arrived opposite Limehouse clock at 20 minutes Ikujatuic .tllen, licensed Trinity pilot, had the control and management, sad all his orders were Nothin4 was .lone without his orders. When ea fat the pool it was Hood tide. The Wentworth was St,ere4 Moto the south side of the channel. We , roved over the top of the reach to the south shore to get Mto the slack of the tide. When we rounded Margaretness Point we kept elec.. to the shore, and we bad to port her helm. The pilot ~nd I were on the bridge when we passed i;,11.04's iteach. I attended to the telegraph to the _ine•room. An able seaman named David Hood was on at the forecastle. The second mate was at whe.l. The wind was blowing ti.S.W. The main sal, fore and aft fore sail, and jib were set. We were gumc from right to nine miles an hour, which was our full I saw the Metis when we were coming d o wn "The (Linking." I saw her over the land comin; up nuking Reach. She appeared to be in mid chinnel. When we were rounding Margaretness Point she w.,s about a quarter of a mile from us. W hen we first 5 ..,w the steamer we were going down Barking Reach on the south shore. The Metis was then about two points on our port bow. She was steel log up the reach at an angle with the point, and if she had kept the game line she would have passed us on our port side. When she came within .401 or 400 feet of us she suddenly atarboarded her helm. She then came across our bows, and the collision was the result. . _ . The Coroner—Was there any order given to alter the course of your vessel before that Witnom —I am not aware, sir. When the steamer star boarded her helm our pilot ordered the engines to be stopped and reversed. I obeyed the order and telegraphed to the engine -room. The order was obeyed. We attack the steamer on the starboard side, about half-way between the paddle and the stern. The proper course down the reach is E. by S., and up W. by N. The Coroner—Can you say why the Metis altered her helm' _ _ _ Witness.—No sir, some mistake must have been made. [The inquest was proceeding when our report left.] YES PAN•ANOLICAN SYNOD. THE SPECIAL SERVICES.-(THIS DAY.) This morning, the eleventh of the special ser vices in connexion with the forthcoming Pan-Anglican Synod was held in the parish church of St. Lawrence deirry. There were from $0 to 100 persons present. At 7 o'clock the procession moved along the church to the communion table, there being in it the Rev.MorganCowie, 8.A., the rector ; the Rev. W. H. Milman, M.A., vicar of St. Augustine (a son of the Dean of St. Paul's) ; the Rev. Edmund Ibbetson, MLA , commissary of the Bishop of Honolulu ; four other clergymen ' • and Bishop Tozer, of Central Africa, who is to preach at the eight o'clock ser vice this evening. The Rev. Edmund Ibbetson, commis sary of the Bishop of Honolulu, delivered a brief address from the steps of the communion table. He said be had been requested to state why the bishop was not present to take part in the proceedings of that morning, as he had been expected to do. His lordship left Honolulu three months since, and as his missions were supported not only I, the church of England, but by the church of the United States of America, he had peobably gone to America to see his committee and his commissary for the ['rated States. The Holy Communion was administered, and Bishop Tozer pronosnced the benediction. The brother of the Tycoon of Japan is at the Ilsgoe with a suite of 30 persons. The iron mines at Marmora, in Canada, which were recently opened, are yielding large quantities of ore. It is only three weeks since shipment commenced, and already 6,000 tons of ore have been shipped from Coburg to Cleveland or Erie—mostly to the latter port. The eompsny are now shipping over three hundred tons per day. The ore is of excellent quality, and the demand for it as active. A memorial, signed by 90 clergymen and 192 churchwardens of the diocese of Salisbury, has been ad dressed to the Archbishop of Canterbury, relating to certain views as to the nature of the Christian ministry, the communion, and the power of the clergy in remitting or retaining sins, which have been laid down authoritatively by the Bishop of Salisbury in a recent charge and which the memorialists believe to be contrary to the scriptural teach ing of our church, and utterlysubversive of her Protestant standing and character. "If his lordship be right," say the memorialists, " we have entirely misunderstood the plain meaning of Scripture and of our church's formu laries on some all•important points. We maintainorithout fear of contradiction, that had our martyred reformers mowed these opinions, they might have been spared the Mel persecutions and violent deaths which they endured. We are in a great strait, and have, therefore, ventured thus to appeal to your grace, as to our common ecclesiastical superior, with the earnest prayer that you may be directed to take inch step+ as may, by God's blessing, save our church from disruption, and advance the glory of God and the spiritual well-being of His people." The archbishop briefly replies that the address involves so many questions of &legal as well as of a theological character that he must defer, for the present, any definite reply to it. THE VACATION JEDOE.—At the Judges' Cham bers yesterday Mr. Justice Byles sat for the first time swim the vacation for Chief Justice BoviU. His lordship sdl sit again on Friday. GREAT REYOIUI MEETINO AT GLAS4:OW. —The Scottish National Reform League held a conference at Glasgow yesterday, which was attended by about two handed delegates front all parts of Scotland. Deputies from England and Ireland were also present ; among others Mr. Beale" and Mr. Ernest Jones. Provost Hal. of Dundee, presided. A series of resolutions were Approved of to the following effect:-1. Maintain ing principle of manhood suffrage, with assimilation of county to borough franchise, and protesting against the conferring of votes on non-resident tenant,. in counties. rondemning the proposal of redistribution of seats as bat unsatisfactory, inasmuch as its effect would be largely n, neutralise the eztendal franchise, and to increase the Power of the great landowners, and demanding a just addition to the representation of Scotland. 3. Affirming the principle of the ballot. The remaining resolutions sunested that the attention of the legislature should be directed towards a scheme of national education ; the con li' on of affairs in Ireland; and the revision of laws affect ing capital and labour. APPREHENSION OF TWO FENIAN HEAD CENTRES te Miecilearse.—The two men who grimed the names of It ri4lit and Williams, and who were apprehended in the RNhhourhood of Smithfield Market a week ago, on suspi cion of attempting to break into a clothes shop, prove to be the notorious Colonel Kelly and Captain Deasey. The e irmaamincis under which they were apprehended were meeilar. police officer saw four men loitering about a at an untimely hour, he got assistance, and arrested b w i• They were found to be armed with revolvers, and alnaed a disposition to use them, but were prevented. They have since been identified as two prominent Fenian'. , lell , g Or A BOY BY HANGING. —Yesterday d en was another addition to the already large number of which have recently taken place in this dish ict, the en,ide this time being a boy of the age of 15 years. named ( Mange Bruton. The deceased lived with his father who don his trade of a locksmith at his residence at the er: , ,u, of I:rickkiln-street, near the corner of Roar-street, terdiy morning about half-peat eleven o'clock a neigh named Eli, leth Keeling, went into the front room 14-,e,n's house, and there saw the deceased suspended the ceiling by a curtain cord. A quarter of an hour eie nc., he w an found dead he was seen by Mrs. Keeling in hark yard, and he then informed her that he should en` . . work no q ua foe his rrel nor an father any more. The f tanding betwather says there y misunderseen ba rn and his son. While the children were absent the de ee';',,`"l appears SO have committed the rash act, and in , to reach the hook and to suspend himself, he had 1';e..1 the edge of the table almost underneath it, and a chair mar to the table.— Warerhanipten Chronicle. dentist who had an eye to business counted sew of false teeth within the circle of the Hatfield ret "7`,.' meeting at one time on Thursday. The r g 1444 eyes awl palpitators are not yet in.—Now rani t THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY 211.1611.428.) HAMPTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) EPSOM PLATE. Three quarters of a mile. Skirmish, Mr. Pitt, Her Ladyship, Cromwell, Diamond, Sweet Boy, Hop Leaf, La Mute, Victress, Kismet, La Sorrentina, Leading Suit, Vice Versa, Cheddington, and Sultana are here. INNKEEPERS' PLATE. One mile. Skirmish, Her Ladyship, Musketeer, Brown Tommy , Watchbox, Dutch Admiral, Whitworth, Greenwich, La Sorreotina, Miss Alice, Leading Suit, and Vice Versa ere here. 4 48 II atl 10S all 100 on too on SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) 151 I Closing prkes. I Saks. G.Lazinsbenrgap.cent. ' De. Havana and Matanzas ,Lansanns and Fribourg Massimo and Saban'Ha ; 100 'a . -- B - Z.i;;;;1TL....:7 le North. of France I p et 10 an IDo (lataC ) arl. 31p , CO. 100 ,Ottamair (Smyrna, &a.) en , Do. do. lamed at 72 20 au iParls,Lyons o t I( u Ilp.d. 100 an ',ltecite &8. P. (Pren.).. a )el 8.014 th 6 v . ot.. 100 La °rands? 0. et. 10 as. &Lom-Ven. 3p .a. 100 nthEaat.olPart.Tp.e. 20 nlitarnotTranos3p.a. 10 1 Italian, 1 per M. 10 ell .ailf.W.edlre.Sp.e. 17 17t 57 90 99 100 87 90 Iti 18 35 46 16 le 16 U 4 93 96 le 2 $4 96 si Si 12 14 5 • 12 14 i'11 1,024 12.,921 COLONIAL 460,000 116111611C08400.e6.,1876 100 10%406 Do. 1896 ' 100 .... Qua. Gov. 6 p. 0.,187746. I 100 --I Do. Spa* Feb.tlug. 140 Do. 6peret.Yer..ll 'WO 2,114808 Do. 6 peretJan.Bo , 100 1,86,80 e Do. 6per et. las. 3 , 100 100,000 CatrlGHopeeper.lB73 100 1 do.lloo-1000 100 -- I Do. do. 1880.90' 100 Do. do. 1860.91 ' ' 100 IMMO Do.llp.aly.dOotl9oo l 100 100,000 Ceylou,Nov. IRS, 0 p.ot 1100 183, 1 Do. 1678, do— • 100 1,000, Do. 1871 do._ 100 100, ltatuittue 6 per 66..1878 100 100, Do. 1878 100 100, Do. 1882 100 900, Do. 1896' 100 166, NstalOov.ep.e. Ap.doc. 100 160,000 New BrunaGov.6poret. 1100 1,136,800 New South Wales Goy., 6p. c6aL,1611 to 1E76 100 6,471,800 i Do. 11 p. 0.1888 to 1805 ; 100 864,0o0! D0.6p.e.r,1867 to 1876' 100 1 160, New Zealand Spa end. 1 100 1.000, De. 6 per ant. 100 6:0, Do. 4 per cent 1891 100 100, Do.de.l4llJtutenDec 100 .250, Non Bootle 6p. a, 1876 100 1,860, Queensland Go.. 6p. et. 100 1,177, Do. Do. 1891 .... ' 100 726, B.Aust Gov. 6 p. c.,67-77 , 100 • Do. 1878 end ever& 100 860,000 i Via llov.ey. a. Jan. July' 100 7.000,000 Do. 6p. et Apri Rile 100 IOILEION I ®•I 102 /03 100 102 100 162 881 894 84 90 108 165 1074 1464 167 108 106 107 94 96 108 106 110 e 1114 105 107 103 105 104 106 106 197 104 106 10i 104 100 102 96 116 94 95 96e 99} 95 e 65 i 106_ 109 id liii 104 100 102 99 100 99 100 106 ICI 11l 112 us; lln I Pd.dema. 56,1100 1 lAlamillos Limited) 100,000. 1 Angio-Bres.CioldLkot ) 10,000 10 Australian 16,4 14 Cape Copper (Limited) 16, 1 CapulaSileir (Limited 10, I Chentaleao.4lB.6lin., 10,a 10 Coplapo (Limited) I 100, 1 Don Pedro, 12 . Dal lay 11 Exit Del Rey (Limited); 26,000 1 orlon* (Limited) smog 1 ttno & Bolletalikdd Mood le apunda (Limited) 66,000 i (Limited) •• • • 7,924 6 Union (Limited) 10,000; 4 Panuicillo Copper (L ) 80,006 S I Pestarena Gold (Lim.) 10,000 10 Poole/inane Silver Lead 100.... 6 Port Phillip 1L" 60 Royal Cobra Copper Ito . eas Grande 120,0041 I Scottish Austral. ( Um ; 11,000 10 Bt. John del Rey 1174 SO Urged Mexican (Lim.) 000 Val Antigone Oold (L.) 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Lim.) 6,000 10 Val Sara= 'Limited 10,000 6 Nadu,* Gold (Limited) 80,000, I Worthing (Limited) 76,000 1 Yorke Peninsula Wm ', 06 .000 $ Yudaitanititana • Call Dendii No. 1 Sb. BRITIBIi MUM. Mums. Clifford Amal..- Des. G. Con. (Tavistek ) Dramatis East Basest (Mogan) last Caradon East Corn Brea East Grenville ..... East Lovell L W. Russell (rarlstk ) Grumbler it St. Anoyn Great Lasey (limited) Great Sontk Tolgus G. W. Vor (Holston) Grenvilla derods Foot Hlngsten Downs Margaret (tiny Lelant) Marks Valley Mwyndy Iron Or. New Baton North /toskeez North Wheal Crotty 7rOlge U re nt (C. Lelant. l B. Caradon St. Clesr tenth Condurrow 611 ,r :: 024 .. si .... 02 .000 Susy Palk iYn Z.Voii West Basset (Illogan) ! W. Caradon (Laksard). West Chlverton West Elston Wk. Basset (Mogan) , .Wh. Buller (Itedrutk) iLlfarr ssl4 =(llenhen ) :Wh. Trylawnee (Ltak 1 No. 18 l 00,000 10,000 geo Ace lOU Oosrterris. - 1 - 1 111111 1 sl 31 1.14.0 SI 16.6 19.3 111.7.11 14a Ild 40 9.0.6 V. 10s. 6.10.6 13.17.6 4.10.6 Sii 2.18.0 8.14.0 10.8.7 li 8,1.0 18.18.0 38.16.4 lb 4 1 95i0-AtnartcanTaL(L. ; Atlantic Talcatilaph B Si - 102 f 101* 0 91 5 I 90W i 1121 131 i I I Par kir.l Par l i 1 pet , pas W. 1 I I I 16 18 .. °I 4 1 t I ; mei igi 1 dis , e lO Pull II 1# ) it 58" oi: it } ii Ms t 4 II ells I - ,113-16 pm prior I Salsa. 14 9 2 . 8 . 425 435 i 2 18 20 6 6 le 3 2 tit 8 9 i: il 4 1: 18 19 18 1 19 1 i 14 SE, $7 2 24 • 8 9 9 • adis Y 8) 4j 2i If tit II 240.410. 87t 4 ---2 1 4 6 111 14 1 11 8 10 61 07 166 165 frie 721 25 27 16 18 110 120 T II prior. I arta 17& 171 134 14 2730 65 70 id 17 16 P 7 ar Ifsa __ 10. £030,000 114 Do. lipsirees47., , 14,000 15 Australian Apical. 43,000 15 Australian 11.1&111.(L ' 10,000 10 BangparahrealatatesL 47,000 10 'Bonin Waterworks (L.) , 13,000 10 I Do. New 0130 100 Bolckow Vaughan 6(1 4 1 040 5 Bombay Clea (Unillelll 10,000 1I Do New 6,000 63 Britt& American Lind 514.7901 SS. 113. & I. Msg. TeL (L) ) 4911 941 Canada Company 50,040 10 !ConadianLoare& Inv(L ) , 16,000; 10 Ceylon Company MOO 10 Ditto Ashore, 14000 10 ,ChisinStliblp&L.CoalL 1,000 10 lefty Discount, Limited 11,000 111 ,CityofLondonft.Pro.(L) 14041 30 lefty of Milan Impro.(L) 6,950 1 SO I Do. ups I 10 ,Clty of Moscow Om (L) SIAS GO (City Mese (Lim.) lON AO Colonial (Limited) 16,010 SO ' Do. 114106) 10 Commercial Union; Ino ) 41,9M11 10 Com. of Africoolfer.(L) 11,600: 10 IContAnontal en.Oas (L. 4600' Do ..... . 12,44 1 $4 Cop. M.P.ng.,Pniiii Ito. 155,000 100 C. et Len. 'W.1677,411).0. 100,000 100 ! Do. do. 1879, do. 1110,000 ; 10 C. lone. of England (I.)1 11 000 , 60 1 De.of Mauritius (L.) , units let apial Palace .. - I &WM* 94 I Do. Prlllefeooll .. , 1347,000 1 et. 1 Ds. Perp. Deb., Moo , 19 I (Limited) 14000 , 10 i Assam Tea (L I WOOD ' 11 I.lndiaLand,C.& 11WL , 16,000 10 IL India Irrig. & CaoaP 14000 . IS lEbb. Palo .. - . 103,119' 10 plgypthinCom.&l77l.l . l. 4109,9711 St. Electric Telegraph 16,000. 10 ' Do. New 11,000 S , ling.&Aus.Copper (Lim 10,000 ' 16 'Eng. and Torsion Credh 10,001 100 • Eng.& ScottlehMartn.(ll. 11,000 10 !rbairnEugineering 10,000 10 I toreat ( Worehnnse (L UMW lO OeueralCredit& Dis.(l ` 10,0 00 16 OIL Steam Nastgotio , . 11,000 60 :Home &Colonial As.(l 4000 10 InegKong & China Gla. 1310,000, 10 lindson'a Bay 10,000 AO ,tm.landCo.Marsellles I. MANX 2 .Indian Coming (Lim.) 1110,000 20 Internat. Finon.Soc.(L. 1114,000 90 Intornat.Land Credit(L 111,000 i 60 1 Italian Land I.=lo 'ltalian Irrig. (Can. Cay ' rill° I Do. 6p. c. Ma. r. ISM MSG,' SO I land Secoritles(Lim.) 26 ,Lond.African Trading WIMP 25 Lon. & Condon. M. (L ) *MI 10 'Lon.ConntyLand &SAL 140111 6 (Load. DistrictTelsg.(L. AM; 10 Loud. nun. Asen. (L.) 11111,1125, 4 'Load. G. OmnihnoC.(L• 6,000' 60 I7ond.&43lseg Ene.Cotl. 10,000 10 iLond. Provincial Marine 1001,000 St. 'Modem Intro. & Coast, , I by ct.o.byincliano4) 14600. 10 •Monritlualand. &c. (L. ) 12,000 10 Medlt. Erten. Tel. (L. ) 9190 SO Merchant Shipping (L ', £/40,000 14. 9111.1wa1l P. Ld.&Dook(L 40,000 SO 11111wallirontrorks. .i‘ 34.000 10 Natal Land a cote. (1:1 160,000 16 (National Dia. Com. (L 10,000 11 INationolProv.MarlalL 10,000 100 .National Steam Nay.(L) 1;600 10 INerbuddsCoal&lroelL) 16,000. 10 NewConsolidat.agi 61,000 , 6 New Queitrada, 10,000 ' II N.Zealand L.&61.46.11 10,000 26 ,N.Zoolond T.& Loan (L ) 16000, 10 etorthornAseasoTea(L) 16,1300 10 I Do. B £117,171 St. ;N.Bris, Australasian (L ) 1 60,000 10 I N.Brit.&Mercan.lia.(7 " 40,000 26 ;Ocean Marine (Instils ] 10,000 10 ,OrtentalFinanciallUni !, 30,000 5 l Orteo4.loas(Lindted) 1 30,000 I Do. New 60,000 10 ,Ortent.lnlond Stearn;L i 16,000 10 Otago & Sthlond Inert 1 I 10,000 6 'Ottoman Gm (Limltad /two 10 .Panama 11.6 L fiteam)LY 10,214 6 i Do. do. 6000,000 St. ,PeelßlPLand& Mott , 30,000 60 Peninsular& 0 Steam 94,000 60 Do. de. New 1455 10,000 60 Do. dn. do. 1067 10.000 60 Ilbyroney Iron ..... 14009 16 Do. New $4,000 96 BloJ.Cltylmprov.(L) 20,000 10 Itio Janeiro oar (Lim ) 16,000 100 ,Royal 4100,000 St. Bcot.Attstra. Invest. ( - L.; 1 50,000 IS •Soclfinan. d'Egypto (L. 16000 10 S. African M. &In. (L ) 14930 15 AloothAtutralion Land I 4216090 1311. Ginbcoarine Telegraph ' ... ; 1 Do Scrip 37,500 WI 441.Constrnadtlialn(LY Do. Do 100,000 10 ,Thames& Money In.(L 11 4930 20 fllinidod Petroleum (L ; 97,100 10 Trnat&Agencyof e tti a .1 11 60,000 ' 10 T. &L Co. of U. 100,000 I 14 ths.Marine of User. ILI, 00,000 16 United DiaconntemVL) . 16,0001 1 !United E. Tong. Co.aol 10,000 1 6 Do. 10 per cent pref.: SIAM IS Univers. Marine Ino(L) im3o Ton Dtenien's Land (L I . r. ~ ,. ...0,„,,„„„..r., an 116010 MI I Warrant Finance (Ifni ) 11 MOM as ,WeitindlaAPsetintwaL , 10 • Call pending. it! U 1 1 tills 18 ZS 66 70 dis 14 011 Oictis It 13 &a 1n I 14 - ill: I e_. zd 5 3-!6 dim _Ms .Z ifs 144 161 19 18 do 4 4116 - 3 9-16 5 1 41 . 6 2 Wag 24 26 27 101 106 108 14 16 7 6 Wt. In i T tp., , dia 16 to - i i 8 10 14 I 12 Ms 2 14Th a 1 1444 4 di* i 2 II $8 42 se Wl' 7 • 444 ~I 23_ 11_41 1:1; td 19 17.1 to I els 100 102 11 01 1 43 46 dt. 64,11. 6 %Pm 4 aes 14 12 as 16 +la lila i Pmpos 4 8 di , i 36 Se 6 44 3 11 44 16 17 14 lb pm 10 Bdl. Si 8 1 par *pea 2 11 2141 8 7 1, Si 83 36 47 49 40 49 14 ]ills 22 24 44 74 Si 614 n 14 A 16 116 124 ti si µ d44 41 84 88 SO 70 IsTi - Jul 10If I 1 46 4; 17t 171 ei.' , le 0161 7 9 74 744 11 9 AL-. 7 6 Ss' •-• Ibe 4 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Oil o'Otooz. In the Stock Exchange to-day the dealings are confined to a few securities, but quotations gene rally are maintained. Speculative operations for a rise are checked at the moment by the unsatis factory tenor of the financial advices from Paris, and the absence of any bona fide purchases of im portance on account of the public. The transac tions for investment, however, are expected to in crease during the next five weeks, with the return of many persons from their holidays. Consols are inquired for, and have unproved 1-16 to per cent. ; and foreign bonds show firmness. British railway stocks, however, are offered, and some of the principal descriptions have given way, though not to any important extent. Midland has receded, notwithstanding the announcement of an ncrease of 5,9721. in the traffic return for the week ending the 15th inst., compared with the corre sponding period of 1866. The demand for discount is still very moderate, and the rates for bills are without change. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 94 to for money, and 94 11-16 to 13-16, or 94/ for the Bth Oct. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are steady, at 93 to I, ex div. On account of the sinking fund, the government broker has bought to-day 21,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced, at 93k, ex div. The transactions in the railway market exhibit a preponderance of sales, and prices have further receded to a moderato extent. Caledonian stock has declined 1 per cent. ; Midland, a ; London and North Western, I ; and Metropolitan, South Eastern, and Brighton, 1. Subjoined are the quo tations :—Metropolitan, 1241 to 1231 ; Great Western, 484 to /, ex div. ; London and North Western; no to 115 i ; Midland, 122 g to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1274 to 128 ; Caledonian, 1074 to 1084; South Eastern, 691 to 704 ; Great Eastern, 301 to 31/ ; Great Northern, 1124 to 1134 ; ditto A, 119 to 4 ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 191 to I ; North British, 334 to 34 ; and Brighton, 524 to 534. _ _ lank of England stock is slightly firmer, at 2441. to 247/., ex div. Foreign stocks are rather firm, and Turkish of 1865 and Italian of 1861 have improved hto per cent. viz., to 32} to if and 481 to ;, respectively. Turkish of 1862 are at 61 to 62 ; Greek, 131 to 141 ; Spanish Passive, 191 to 20 ; ditto Certificates, 161 to 1 ; Chili= scrip, par to prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 861 to 87 ; and Mexican, 15A to 1. American securities remain flat, owing to a fear that the United States government may be guilty of a virtual breach of faith with the holders of the 5-20 Bonds. Those securities show a fresh reduc tion of per cent., viz., to 721 to 73, and Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are dull, at 431 to 441, and 77} to!, respectively. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are steady at 171 to ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at 31 to 1. . Bank shares are unaltered, with the exception of a decline of 10s. in Alliance, to 10} to 9,1 dis. London and Westminster are called 674 to 64 ; Union of London, 36 to 37 ; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to 02 die. ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 30 to 31 ; and London and County, 64 to 56. Financial shares are without alteration. Inter national Financial, 2k to 11 din ; London, 23 to 21 dis. ; General Credit, 2/ to 11 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 5 to 51 dia. The City of Boston, from New York, has brought only 35,0001. in specie. The half-yearly meeting of the Recife and Sao Francine° Pernambuco Railway Company (Limited) will be held on the 22nd of October, when a divi dend will be declared. Some persona assume that a forced liquidation of the affairs of the Credit Mobilier of Paris would give • shock to financial affairs in France equal to that occasioned here last year by the stoppage of Overend, Gurney, and Co. ; but this seems to be a very exaggerated view, inasmuch as the diffi culties of the great speculative establish. ment of Paris have been foreseen to be impending for a long time past, whereas the failure of Overend, Gurney, and Co., was a great surprise, and coming at a moment of intense Pressure at once converted it into panic. More over, even should it be found impossible to keep the Credit Mobilier Society of Paris in operation, it by no means follows that any serious effect would be produced upon prices here. It cannot be doubted that any convertible securities of which that estab lishment was possessed have been sold before now to meet its engagements, and consequently there can be no prospect of the market being flooded with stock from that source. Indeed, it would seem that the difficulties of the speculative situa tion at Paris have a tendency even to increase the glut of money in this country, for it is stated that, owing to the uncertainty which prevails with re gard to the position of securities in that market, some amount of money which is ordinarily lent upon stock on the Paris Bourse has been sent over for similar employment here. About 20,000 sovereigns, from Brazil, were sent into the Bank yesterday. The Tanjore, from Alexandria, has brought 7,1741. in specie. A supply of Mexican dollars by the steamer Union and the French packet were sold yesterday at 4s. lOid. per ounce, being the same as the recent quotations. . The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented no alteration worth mentioning, with the ex ception of a slight decline in the rates fur bills on Vienna and Italy. The usual list is subjoined: Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 1 to 12.1 ; ditto, abort, 11.19 to 11.191; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.04 to 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45; Brussels, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Hamburg and Alton', 3 months, 13.101 to 13.101 • Berlin, Cologne , be., 3 months, 6.251 to 6.27 j; Bt. Petersburg, 3 months , 32,1 to 321 ; Paris, short, 25.1‘ to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 • Marseilles, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 • Prankfort-oe-the.Maine, 3 months, 1201 to 120„ ; Vienna, 3 months, 12.58 to 12.60 ; Trieste, 3 months, 12.58 to 12.50; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 49; Santander, 3 months, 491 to 49; Cadiz, 3 months, 49,? to 491; Seville, 3 month+, 49: to 49,1; Malaga, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Valencia, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Bar. oelona, 3 months, 493 to 491 ; Bitboa. 3 months, 49 to 481; Saragossa, 3 months, 49 to 48,1 ; Leghorn, 3 month:, 27.421 to 27.471 ; Genoa, 3 months, 27.42 A to 27.474 ; 3 months, 27.42 to 27.47 j. ; Palerm o, 3 months, 27.42 A to 27.471 ; Messina, 3 months, 27.42 A to 27.47 i• Lisbon, 90 days' date, 511, to 5% ; Opto,9odlys' date, ill to 511. The bills have been returned of Messrs. James Hewitt and Co., commission merchants, of Liver pool. The liabilities of this tirm are estimated at about 250,0001. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Rail way traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,7801. over last year ; the Metropolitan an in crease of 3061. ; and the Glasgow and South Western an increase of 1,0521. The adjourned second ordinary general meeting of the Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Company (Limited) was held yesterday. The report of the directors, which was adopted, stated that in spite of the insufficiency of the company's capital, the late severe monetary panic, and the many other difficulties which had presented themselves, the first section of the building, comprising the exchange, warehouses, subscription and refresh ment rooms, a large number of offices and show rooms, and cellarage, will be completed in Use course of the present month, intim for the ensuing hop season. A lar;e portion of the present sec tion has already been let, from the 29th September, at rents equal to, and in some cases above, the original estimate. It is anticipated that the cost of the whole building will not exceed the first compu tation of 50,000/. Subjoined are the quotations of Insurance, gas. dock, and canal shares, as given in the Stock Kxchange list of last evening : Insurance—Alliarce British and Foreign, 131; North British and Mereantile, 16j,A. Gaslight and Coke.—lmpenal Continental, 971; Weat mircter Chu tered, 56.5 ; ditto, New, 42. Docks—London and St. Katharine, 561. Canals—Re.,-ent's (or London), 2: 3 1. i• Colonial pivernment securities showed no varia tion. The London and County Bank have announced the arrangements for paying the coupons duo the let proximo on the United States of Colombia Government Six per Cent. Loan. The following prices were realised yesterday at the sale at the Open Stock Exchange (Limited) : Credit Foncicr, ; Imperial Land of Marseilles, 10s. tid. ; Ditto, b ards, 4/. Is. to 4/. 7s. Gd. ; Hewett sail Co., Ss. to 10s. ; lAnglirun Hotel, 2/. lba ; Varna Railway, ; Roam Grande Gold W. p.sid), 13s. ; Freemason? Tavern, Is. to .35.: Glyn Heath Steam Coal and Iron Cosa. past', ls. tid. to 3s. ; Hodges' Distillery, 11. The Chinese have of late years adopted the practice of adulterating the spring-grown tea with the old and withered leaves of the previous season's yield. In the new crop of Kaisow just to hand this system has been carried to such an ex tent that the usual characteristics of that descrip tion of tea—viz., ripeness and richness of flavour —have been entirely destroyed. The first arrival of Kaisow has in former years sold at 2s. 6d. to 3s. per lb. • but now, and principally through its fame, 2s. 2d. is the highest price obtainable for comparatively fine sorts, and sales are being pressed as low as is. bd, Some judges affirm that, should the Taeping's cargo fairly represent others (it route with more plentiful supplies, many of these teas will only fetch the price of common Congou. At present the better-informed firms refuse alto gether to purchase, as it is known that the Chinese, after having tired buyers with immense quantities of this comparatively poor produce, have after wards brought forward the finest qualities. It isaliko reassuring to know that musters of shipments from Shanghai of really fine Oopacks have arrived over land, and that the general quality of Congou from that port is superior to last year's supply. It is thought that these facts should be made known amongst retail "carers, lest their losses, which have already been heavy from the prevailing commercial depression, should be increased by too early pur chases of new tea. ICI: AT Eva,: INC. Conaols,which closed yesterday at 741, "sellers," for the Bth of October, opened this morning at 941 to 1, and closed at 94/ to For money the last price was 94} to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Centa. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to 93, ex div. The official buainas report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94i, 1, R,I• ditto, for account, 941 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 21, ex dlr. • New Three per Cents., 931, 3, ex div. ; Indi a Stock, 220, 222 ; ditto Fire per Cent, 1131, 13 ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1882, 1041. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. Exchequer Bills ;email' at 255. to 30s. preen. Bank of England stock was quoted 248 to 251, being about the same as yesterday. The transactions in foreign stocks showed a pre ponderance of sales, and the tone of the market was rather flat. Greek, Italian of 1861, and Turkish of 1865 were chiefly offered, and fell 11 per cent. Spanish Passive receded 1, and the Committee's Certificates and Mexican 4. On the other hand, Turkish of 1862 rose 1 per cent. ; ditto of 1858, the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, and Chilisa of 1867, ; and Chilian scrip, Anglo-American Telegraph shares were unchanged, at 174 to 3 ; but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference and Telegraph Construction improved 2s. 6d., closing at 3if to„ and 17i to respectively. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 15f be being 2s. fel. better ; and National Discount, 64 prem., showing no change. A moderate amount of business was done in miscellaneous shares. Peninsular and Oriental Steam were is demand, at a recovery of 1/. East India Irriga tion improved las., Commercial Union Assurance 59., and Australian Mortgage 2s. 6d. Nerbudda Coal and Iron, however, declined 10s. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oirs o'CLooK. In consequence of an advance at Swansea yester day of 3/. 6s. in the standard for copper ore, and the firmness of foreign tin, there is an increased amount of business to-day in the mining market, and prices are better in some cases, as will be seen by reference to the subjoined prices : Devon Great Consols, 425 to 435 ; East Lovell, 8i to ; Wheal Setun, 110 to 115 ; North Crofty, 3& to 4; ; Great Vor, 171 to 181 ; Wheal Grenville, 21.. to 275. 6d ; Drkewalls, s to; • Prince of Wales, 475. 6d. to 4 3 5. 6d. ; East R ussell, 2to 4 ; West Chiverton, 64 to 65 ; North Chiverton, 41 to 1 Clifford, 74 to 8 ; West Seton, 155 to 165 ; South Prances, 3 r ti to 40 ; and South Caradon, 390 to 410. _ _ . Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. St. John del Rey are quoted 58 to 60 ; Don Pedro, la to prem. ; Chontales, Ito I#prem. ; Anglo- Brazilian, prem. ; Port Phillip, to lit Frontino and Bolivia, Ito ; and Pestarena, to prem. At the Wheal Trelawney meeting yesterday the accounts showed a balance of assets over liabilities of 8511. 4a. lid. PALACE STAR EN. HaV a mile. Dawdle, liopvitie, Prima Donna, Brockb;d, Delium, Lillie, Timolaus, Valeria, Land Ho, Bombast, Haymaker, Fair Star, and Alice Bray f are here. HAMPTON NURSERY HANDICAP. Half a mile. Patti, Vex, Bliss, Beatrice Grey, The Den, Hue and Cry, Miss Cauierine, Cheddington, Maid of Burghley, Expecta tion, Nutpecker, Sultana, Bessie Dixon, and Frailty are here. WELTER STAKES. One mile. 11Intketeer, list 71l) ; Rustic Beauty, 10et Sib ; Vex, 10451 b ; Ruby, 9st 41b; Kismet, 914,41 b ; Mira Alice, Sat 41b ; Creed:me, eat. All are here. RICHMOND MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) WRIGHT STARES. Grey Stone in. LOIN Thankful, Beeline, Shibboleth, Billet, Miss Osborne, and Albatross are here. BURTON HANDICAP. One male and a half. Sundeelab, War, Chrocometer, Minster Bell, nrire, and Miss Boswell f are here. BELSAY CASTLE NURSERY HANDICAP. Grey Stone in _ . _ Donaldbain, Flora, Progress, — Froliesorne, Philosopher, Timaru, Thankful, Tabouret, Hermosa, Queen of York, Lis, and Albatross are here. HER MAJESTY'S PLATE. Three miles. Repulse, Aflutter Bell, lona, Little Treasure, Miss Bos well f, and Louisa are here. ZETLAND PLATE. Croy Stone in. Chessman, Elvire, Newland, Hawthorn, Bloom, Dear Tom. Black Enight, Sujah Dowlab, Miss, Miss Osborne, and Tabouret are bare. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals of English wheat were on a moderate scale. As regards prices, the trade was firm, but the transactions were not extensive. There was a good show of foreign wheat on the stands. All descriptions were firmly . held, with a limited demand. Floating cargoes of grain have been in fair average request, at the recent improvement. With barley we were scantily supplied. In all burners concluded late quotations were well supporter'. On the whole the inquiry for malt was inactive, at Monday's quotations. _ The show of oats was moderate. Sales progress: 1 steadily, at the late advance in prices. Beans were firm, and peas were disposed of at the pric previously current. Flour ruled firm, at veil' full quotations. Linseed and rapeseed were steady. The trade for agricultural seeds was quiet, but no change took place in the quotations. Cakes moved off slowly. Piz Qr. CIATL S. S. Scotch potato Irish, black „ white Mangos Tick 4) to 42 Harrow NIP= _._ 44 to 443 PIAL any to whi 11vW te to 38 to 43 Boilers FLOUR. Town made: per lbs. Household 5O to 52 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, an ship 46 to 47 Per Qr. oala L Danish arid Swedish 25 to 30 Itusalao BEAM& Danish KgYPilan .. 38 to 40 - to Bork Ma ... 38 to 40 DimAs Coax. Wblte Yellow Roca -- Trends, par sack.... 42 to 52 Spanish 43 to 62 American, per Int .. 2$ to 87 Canadian .. 78 to 37 INTO LONDON BY WATER THIS WEEK. OILDINAZY MAIM AND STOCKS. lib. I Pd. I Rallars.TB r agin g W I " . St.' " g " & 7 1 iratonlaT. I to I P.m. St. 100 131Mo1 and Ilrelese -- 50 82 - St 160 Caledonian 6i,. 100 Ountetan 20 MI Mori:mall 3 6 - St. 1110 :Dublin and Belfast June 73 76 - 84. 100 'Dundee. Yerth,&Abd.ln' 70 ra 1 10 6 Yeed Loudon -. ... - 100 e I Do.picrip. i - - - 8t 100 Glassowand& Western, 110 112 - 84. IN Greed Tasters Ord. 81. 30} 311 81 tit 108 Do. X Ann. 8411., N 0.21 4 6 84. 100 Great North of Scotlandl 16 IR - St 100 Great Northern 112} 113} 113 12} St 100 Dad A ree.no drv. - 6;t l . 118} 119} 1181 81. 100 11n. B 1 tit 6p.c. la peldß! 124 126 - 84 100 Do. Ord. Der. Inv. ;Moak' - -.- 81. 100 Gt South & West (lea) 08 68 - U. 1111) Great Western .. .. ~. 48} Of id 481 } } id 84. 100 Do.Stour VAL Gualith .- - 8t 100 Do. South Wales - - - St. 100 Do. W. 1114. —oatoa 30 ss so 84. WO Do. Do. Nee 84 10 id - 86. 100 Lancashire &tor re 117} 1 127} St 100 Lon., Brl ghtn, &S. Coast 52} 9 6 8 4 63 121 3: Et. 100 Loadon,Chathant&Dov 19 19 194 19 St. 100 Do. Met Exton. Allp.e. 13 16 - lit, 100 London& North Wean 114} 116 115} 141 84. 100 London&Southireeiera 81 84 83 2} 8t DM Ilan. Shef.,&Lksooksels 48} 49 - St. 100 listropollten- ... -- .. 124} 1 2 6 11 4 i 1 St. 100 Do. Exteus'on,divi - dend 6p. a. uil 1870 113 118 113 121 lit 100 MalropolitioDhdalet.. 83 87 86} 7 20 15 Do. de. do. ... i - 10 ell Do. &St John's-n . OOBl - - - St. 100 Midland . - . —. 121} 1221 lin } 8 St. 1011 Do. liirm:&llerlry. 91 93 - 84. 100 North British . . 83} 344 331 St 100 Do. Min ,P4eti,liuni. - - - 84. 106 N. lestern-Herrick_ 106 106 10.51 1 1 25 1111 Do. G. N. IL Pan... - - - 8t94.100 De. Leeds _ Ed 64 - 8t 100 Do. York -- - .... 98 96 - St. 100 Do. Carlisle - - - 26 ell Do. Stock &Darling 33} s4 o - Bt. 24 ' Do. Londonl - 5} 91 17 0 . - 100 'North -.. -_ 114 116 - 10 8I Do. do., 1306.... - 1 liras -• St. 100 .NorthStaffordeldre-.. 113 Ed - St 100 N. &8. Western Juno. 109 112 - Bt. 100 'Shropshire Union __ 56} 67} - 81. 100 South Devon .. _.. _ - 85. 100 South Imatern 10 all 'lolnsaWoldaskant&e, Pi 9} - 8t 1911 Ira& Yale I 140 146 -, 10 6 Do. C- - —..1 - - pet - Bt. 10 'Waterford & =sew j - - - 10 6 'Wineries & Whitehall. - -•-• • 1151 } } } 14} 15 141 JOINT STOCK BANKS. aAnas. ipalao itT,F3 - 0 60,000 Ava Bank (1.1 m.)• Do B. Albion . Anglo Austrian. . Angle Eaptian(Llsa) Awls. Italian (Liaitad) 1 Australasia .. Hanka BriUilieolurani ' Do. New, band Bank of Bagypt Bank of Otago (Licattedil ' BankolVletorla,Anstral . Bank of New Zaaland &Utah N. America .. C. Bk. India, a. China China I Chart. Mar. along, is i Colonial .. . 6;z - so - I - Wide.? Bank Delhi and London Fang London (Limited) Eastern FachangMLlm.) English and American Eng. Bankß.deJamdroLl lAng.Scot.d Anal. Chartdl mgllsY and Swedish (L) Imperial Bank (Lindtai) Imperial Ottoman -.. Do,New lard Mort. BlLln . diall.)' .c.6p.c.Deb.,1864,30yrs 11 ..con.lak.otitiosloo,*.o.(L) London and Braaillan..l DO. Naw LondonakiverPlateLli Do. do. do Lou. Ch. Bank of h itetrL London and County Do. d,. how Loudon Joint Btock I London & Soya A tricen', Loa. t & Western (Nom)! London &VoietueleLli London & Wootmloster.l Merchant Bank (:Id) Do. flew MercontileOgionan(L )1 Metropolitan (Limited) Midland (Llm.) 1 National of Bank aerobes! National of Liverpool N. Pro. of Berland Do. 2nd & 3rd laaue I National Bank N.. South Wales— Notih Wooten .. Oriental Bank Corpora. Proem Bankinrcoop.(L) !menu. etlooload ; Beath AastreJta . . Bland. of B. B. Africa .. - Tio7ciO. — fai. Union of Anemias _ Daloo of Ireland (Llos.) Union of London eanll• fl. Atlantis&St Warmer .800. Bor. &C. In. OPAL Do. I Sham— Buffalo dtLoko Harms. 1 714TirTsfereiK; Bidt..llraat,tOodarleh pre ant. 1872.4-4 lostorrgp. 04 laws T. & Dock 6 p. 10 4. Denerara,Tp.c.per Lag Bowl go. o Do. do. 6do Let Indian go. 6 do Do. L :shares Grand Trunk of Canada Do. Equip. M. 8.0p.0t. Do. Ist pre:. Bonds Do. Ind pref. Booda. Do. Ord prof. Stock Do. 4th pref. Stock Groat baton Peolueula Do. gun 6 par coot Do. New do. Do. New —— . I GO. S. of Indfa. E. 6 p. st Do. 17 Dir un . an 'O6. W•mtiafa of Canada all Do. c. pay. 1673 111 Do. do. do. 1N77-N. 11 Indian och(lJlmited) 100 Madras glue. 6p. mat 100 Do. de. 4f d 0... 100 Do. do. 1e d 0... •11 Do. Fifth latiodoa • ilfolb. sad H ossom's Bay 1 ~ Spm 14 16 6 6 al. 64 05 10 13 6 IMe SI 34 6 sea 7 9 ges 49 61 20 el 30 81 13 13 87 39 i It= 2 1 4.!,§ 4 214 zdl S 1 di 16 Is 19 20 1 Oj II 2 dial St 84 13 10 Ms 25 23 Ma 41 31411 4 7pm Dar 2 pm 231 241 43 44 7 6 85 88 13 11 Ma 8 6Ms 47 49 1 /5 67 id Me i 1011 „. K 4 6 s 661 - K— ie - 231 35 - 67 i gi 18 id a n - tS ... 361 64 16 90 161 103 106 , nt 1 pm 171 16 DO 113 49 61 30 41 10 83 191 to; 1094 1104__ 14010 11 11 104 104 St 06 154 161 OS 100 95 91 1 051 3 1039 1011 98 98 91 93 Do. 6 p. at., pay. HMO Do. 6 p. et., pay. 1666 N.H.01 Camay e.taip.ll. {elude , gee. 6 per cent. Do. Dena do, Do. do. do.— DO. PanJaub do. Do, laden Ballot do. no} T .... 3 11-16 62 66 94 90 111 62 90 II 101} 104} 101 102 rar } pm 101 102 WI 116 CURRKNT PRICE& SmOusii. Per Qr. Wean. & Nam Set, rod, :011 to 57 to 64 „ 1:1o. Irate, ' a w e '67 60 to 67 Norfolk and l i n o ln rod IiAILZY Malting Distilling Grinding 34 to as XALT. lases, Norfolk, and Balton 66 to 70 Kingston and Wars 72 to 76 Brown 66 to 62 _ _ Itrz. Now ll6 to 42 _OATS. t.. 11 S 1 to 27 Potato Soacll, feed roll Per gr. Warn?. S. I. Dantale and Konlata- - 17.ris - ----- ee to 73 Rostock & Nickles- 64 to 71 Dan b tt Lusaiao, bard —. soft Antinicatt. red — to „ whits " Grinding Distilling SI siting Oat& Dutch breirlog - 7. .. !4 to 32 .... 21 to 26 ARRIVAL OF GRAIN, &c.. CARRIAGE, pytllsh 1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT TILIGRAPI (now ouz owl COERZNPONI)[NT.) The market continues very steady and the sales foot up 15,000 bales at firm rates. MINCING-LAN H. —(THIS DAY.) SOOAR.—The market continues flat, and although prime are not lower, still they are with difficulty supported. Watt India sold 31s. Gd. to 335. ltetined also quiet, with out change in value. . . COFFa. —The paresis offered by auction have gone off very steadily, at the full valuations. Plantation Ceylon, good and tine ordinary, li4s. to 71s. ; low middling to good middling, 724. to trds. th.L ; peaberry, 87e. 6d. to tax lid. ; other Beat India ooloury, 745. to slb. TEA. —The public sales are progressing heavily at about the previous value. Privately business ia doing in new /10.1•0111/1 at previous prices. Itice.—The market is active at firm prices. Rangoon sold at Ils. 9d. to lls. 101 d. ; ditto, for arrival, lls. ; Rampein, .10s. 9d. ;Arracan, 10s. Cd. B,too . FLoon.—'A parcel ;old on the spot at Iss. 3d. for cub, and 80 tons for arrival, at 15s. 3d. to 15s. 61. PIPPER.-500 bags of common Penang sold at the firm price of 3d. per lb. Rum.—The market is active ; Jamaica sold 3s. to 35.3 d.; Demerara, Is. Ild. to 2s. ; Leeward', Is. 7d . to Is. Bd. COTTON.— The market is quiet, and former priors are not obtainable. HEMP. —Rwaian, firm at 371. 1(. to 38!. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 425. 6d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 430. 3d.; ditto new, 435. 6d. ; October to December, 43a. 3d. ; December. 435. 6d. ►oo too WO 101 100 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a brisk demand for the new growth, of which there is now a fair supply. Currency :—Mid anal East Keats, 10/. to 141. 14s. ; Weald of Kent+, 101. to 11/. 11.. ; Sussex, 10/. to 11/. WORTH HER WEIGHT IN GOLD.—A correspon dent of the Bristol TiAltli and Mirror sap :—" I have been estimating the money value of the performances of the famed mare Achievement during her wonderful career, from her first appearance as a two-year-old at Newmarket to her last victory at Doncaster yesterday. Out of the 20 races she has run during that period she has won 15, and in stakes alone she has netted fur her spirited owner, Colonel Pearson, a sum of 2:4,00W., literally her weight in sovereigns, as the following calculations will prove. Assuming the price of gold at 31. 17s. lid. per oz., there would be on every cwt. as nearly as possible, 7,000 sovereigns —I don't make a very close calculation, as it is not nece szy-4;:wt. would make up 28,000, and taking the male as being about this weight, as she is slight and slim, you will see that she has really been worth her weight in coined gold, irrespective altogether of the sums Colonel Pearson may have netted by beta, kc." A A LADY BURN T TO D EATH. —W e h ave to reeoru another frightful death from burning, the victim in this case being Mrs. Foother, aged eighty-two years, wife of Mr. Foother, of Icknield- s t ree t W es t. O n Monday even ing, about six o'clock, the deceased lady went near the fire in the parlour, and lighted a piece of paper for the purpose of lighting the gas in the room. She accidentally dropped the paper, which came in contact with her dress and immediately ignited it. As she stood near the window, the curtains also caught fire, and the flames attracted some people passing, who gave the alarm, and the servant girl, who was in another part of the house, went with others to her mistress's assistanoe, speedily ex tinguishing the flames. The unfortunate lady proved to be seriously burnt, and, from her advanced age, little hope was entertained of her recovery. Dr. White was sent for, and be attended the deceased, who, however, gradually sank, and died on the same evening. An inquest will be held into the circumstances attending the death of the ' deceased lady.—Baratinmtass Post. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.— Tl• ENDA; SEPT. 17.—Admissions on payment, 3,447 ; ditto by season tickets, 1,251; total visitors, 4,698. NO I all lioo so 14 10a aU li all LOS ilOO Wheal Barley. Matt Otte. Flour. qrs. 4". qrs. 41ra brie. ricks Lngilsh and 430 100 340 10 210 Irish Foreign 23300 920 .. 42010 .. 3060 Total 6 lo Oe. 1! tl3i7 67 d? ie ie 34 35 10 12 43 8 1;112 24' 12 6u• :d i 7 fib 'par I Pml P 36 U FORRION EATLWAYA. ,BURL Ira (i.. 77— , g. p.a IcsVP° . Belgian It J &Anoka& 479 Luct.loo ot(L) tral Argentine C Itztenglon ,Danab eratchßh g a ea Witpk(L) p& Zutent of ?nun* Sarcoma Central (L) Om! Luxembourx Lanbarpeasrpowlts(L) Illeitc!!(L) all ;Nain.dtlese t _By the all :Do.e p.c. PK Bela. gov all iNorthav of I ?ranee all N. Baal& yes@ g.p.a all Do. DefAerred f. all ,Norwegian Trask Prot all ,Ottoesan (Smyrna Aldo all Parte, Ly 4, and II edlt. all Paris and Orleans . all Recife & S Pranda. 10 Royal Sardinian all Royal Swedish all Do. 7 per cent. all flambre and Meuse all' Do. 4percent.Prel all Son Paulo( L) g. 7 per et all 13.Atest.tt Lona. Veneuan le South Bast of Portugal all Southern of !franca all Turin and Savona all Wed Flanders . all Do. 66 per coot Prd. at Weal42l. W. of Prance I Pd. I tAILWATI. N i u 14 v If 3 IN IN 13 14 16 30 ale 41 41D12 24) 241 21 et) 16 11 Ms Icl 101 1 4 14 4 4 6 9) 9) 14) 18) 66 47 11 $ $ $ B6 1 1 6 86 10 11 16 li -151 161 21 LI 1 2 PI Of 9 91 1 22 IS 1011.1:1UN OBUGATIW,B. .4 .4 11 et 6 1121 13 16 3 0 103 104 6 6 dl• 16 14 dla T 6 d 4 1 Sid., 140 146 S _pm 6 i 60, 10 8 di-, ills ',kr -- 1 PROVINCIAL BRARS KABJER2'IL L 17100004 SEPT. 17.—Bess.today : Caledonian, 101 ; 7; I 54-Gnat Eastern, 311 1 I—Great Northern, 113—Groan Wevtem, 49/ 1 1 41 1 4: = d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 13 7 1 I—London, Brighton, and Routh Gast, 531—London and North Western, ll s /14; 1 15 141 15 ad. Manchester, Sheffield. and Uncolnshire, 491 u o1 —Metropolitan, 126—Midland. 123, 2; 31 13 21 1;t t : 4—North British, 34 I—N. E. Berwick capital stock. 1951.—Souih Eastern. 70 bef —London and North Western St. Ifclern Your.and.a.lialf per Cent. D. 9.2—Ditto. ditto Y« 92—Great Western, chester Guaranteed, GBl—ltufh6ss and Lake Ifuron, 3 11.10—Grand Trunk of Canada five pie Cent. end preference bonds. Sr-Great Western of Canada, 151 — United States 5-2 v Bonds 13112' May I and Nov. 1, 701—Duce! Rhenish, 5 4rfp —Great Luxembourg shares, 101 1 11-16 4 1146 Sambre and Dense 7—Atlantic Telegraph Light per Cent— NI 1 d.—Liverpeol United Gas, new a:.2.5 sharer, 51 p.—Mersey Steel and Iron (Limited : , 64 d.—Natlonal Steam Ship Company • Limited). it?,—Ditto B per Cent. Min. Pref., I p.—Liverpo ol Corn Exchange, 1501—North Shore Mills, 90. MAlgniank, Stn. 17. Market opened gat and prices con tinued to decline during the day, closing at abut the lowest point. A fair amount of business done. Conaolideted Bank, p.—Eder, 441—Great Eastern, 314 701 / i—Great L3setubourg„ 101—Great Northern. 1131—Ditto, A, 1191—Great Western of Canada, 16%—Great' Western, 491 ; 4 9 b 4 81—Inntashire and Yorkshire, 121 71 I—London. Brighton, and South Coast, 531 3 1126.11. 41—London and North Western, 11M 1 1 I.s—Manchester, Id, and Lincolnshire, 491 49 61 9—Ditto ' ti Preference, 6 &la—Metropolitan. 126 51 i / 5 41—Midland, 11:11 321 1 3i I—Ditto inconvertible .Cl 5 shares', 3.10 p.—North British. Nti—North Stafforddlire, 63;—,Month Eastern, 70 69 1 1-- Unfted Stater 5.9) Years' Mods, 734 4-Caledonian, last 7i 1 Se Irover ni tt d p7 ent..N , ;o. N. St4 7 7l,4 l elt i n. Ittathare n ar , d d. Docer, 19 tItu t: ORIA . slll ates 5 :7 - .l7 l .—hSainess — doo r :::rven 7 Yalley Rail way. at 151 south , taffordshire ittilway, at 52-41reet Western Railway, Chester Guaranteed, 31 per Cents.. at 04 -Birmingham Joint-Stock Bank Limited , at 301 and 3111 'odd Int —Metro politan Railway Carrince and Wagon , at 101—Bleming ham Waterworks, at : ditto new B shares, at 11 prem. —end Patent shalt and Azistree (Limited), at Prem. Closing prices: Lloyd's Rink (Litnitedl, 71 to 7% pram—and l'atent Nat and Dolt ,Limited, 4 to 34 as. Dtludil, SEPT. 16.—Three per (Nett. Consols. 944—New Three per Cent. stock, 93'—Ditto, far account, Oct. S. 931—hank of Ireland £lO4 paid —National Bank (ASP paid , 6261% —National of Liverpool .Limited). £l5 paid], 141—Ditto, for ac count, 144 —Royal Bank "Llo paid . 321 Pattiotle Assurance (SlO paid sz d —Great southern and Western ;glue paid', 35: —Great South./nt and Western 4 per cent. perpetual ..100 Paid 961. THE FIRST FLEA.—Mention is made of the des in several books of the Old Testament, and it is almost certain that a pair of them were taken into the ark B.C. 2348. (See Kohl a Migr. Insect. Nocent., cap. 2 1 .14.) We bear of them after the scattering of the tribes at the Tower of Babel. and trace them into all parts of the earth up to a few centuries am, when historians and geographers seem to ignore them altogether. That they inc reased and multiplied wherever they settled is a palpable fact. hal). Germany, and Turkey to this day bear witness to their fecundity ; and Ireland. Kurds.. and Spain give shelter to large numbers.—! , to York firn(4. .1 • 1111 I 71e4 riqte mel t , aged .ero mind ik of plied whole Dying onse. war r and Id be they ; was emed ruth'S or. of whitt OM= Pace rr the I sod rge to .afore her made ) per• ration list as tar in voice t, and lu vo, icola id se, &Abed A the Asses, very en her my con een to re. I lways !I as I as be being 1 , was ultin; union 80 is .er at but I at IC strect. Was a :iety." at eISa tt any 1 ,1 was tight. we by e face. e .lone 0.64 to the rice. I did at be t bees ver troham George pg one it time t half- Cooler len the cl cool well as id fell I found .yed to Intl In aw the I ifted. ten, he 'pita. I t 4 ! i !it 11'I , ,