The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-17 00:00:00

S N 1) EDITION. 11(.1.10E ( • t it It I DAY.) 1:1 'W- STREET. AN: 1.014.1111 - IN tOtTIINIIITOV-STI/EST, •, .• 1 at..l :ieektedly ywinz 3 •0! :1;... Will , A:1:11 hi4naine ( tr.: , • I ix Mt aAsatiltUlC a 11, A? in : t.:. to1.1:184: her of a 10:gek leather I : I:.r-e au,l ino:ley. and some other • n, the wife of a respectable tradesman. in , • I. neoln's.iiiti•tiehls, stated that a .• : J, I. List e‘e 1111 l g kleriday% she was passing • !Lori t•-n.sti. et. Strand, when a maa whom • ▪ ,i t.• be the prisoner came up to her. seized ar.t wrenelieo it from her. As she did not . . %,• It Nit struggled to retain it, he struck • • the mee and felled her to the • • V,. 14. w woe so sevens that it knocked • •...• oi her terth and loosened another. A life is, : sLown to the witness she declared that she t• unable t.• .ay whether she was struck with that wi.spon. *The blow was so sudden and she s „. • coniusvd by the shock that she could not .wf it ~he was struck with. The man ran csr As socr. a. she recovered sufficiently she • ; Lim in custody of a polioe-eergoant in • ll t7e4 . : The prisoner was of about the same A-p•aratice as the man who struck a puree. Ss., and some articles she ,•. —.mites previously. pc t ' , • intelligent lad of about 16 years a• emploved at a newspaper office, ;,• :!., , of Hurleigh-street and Tar's - • Aore,!. -..w the prisoner. with the bag in his , „ • ; :sot as he could. He CAM* from • ,1 • : I :•••••athampton.street. Some one In Burleigh-street the • • w i. t! Witness followed him till .• : • , . ..-....•-zeatit and then went back lie delivered to a con. • . y 1:, -rot e. st .ted that seeing the . ' the ma , of -Stop thief :'• mad hold him till last • ...i.l he had knocked a • 1., r a bag. The prisoner said, him to the station, .• of hi- pot kets au imitation • • skirt of his c. , at and the • •• . with a I and heavy leaden 1. iml:e of whalebone and gutty with straw. While he was at t came in with an umbrella ..• : a n d. -That is my hat. - : .• : 11., hat on. He gave an . ..:u inquiring witness found that .•'., t Cherles was known there; .....•weling his description had lived Ir. litetWei. 1 ..: F. Z.: F, said he was on duty in of "Stop thief.•• in South w.m. there. and thence to Burleigh : %Li the prisoner in custody. Mrs. i t: her umbrella in Southampton :v.,. k h• 1.... k for it. and found it and a :way together. He took them to the pri-oncr claimed the hat. • ' i 4: ftom Ward. There was no . : 1.• fed any along the route the ~1:, Li- tligbt. . .1 that inb•nuation had been re . •. 1:1,aul the same a:Vela-Ilk • • 1•11- •111..f . r. , 17 , 41:11/11.4.1. * • a•e w. , ,,1,1 be-t to remand I. ,: , I,•te,• w • quite sufficient t thy pre•ent , barge. :.t ( T.t.I:KENWF.T.L. r.11^"•:: (.1' TWO TrI:•:I.ATM were eliar;eil before wlll, outeritig a cottm factory in thcrefrom a quantity of metal of Lac . the iiroyerty of Yr. ~l 1. • .y iv 1.111? e• tl:e care of Mr. Hutehinem, • r. o f •;olden-lane. and in the early week on g.ing over the place he mivsed a of the inaehinerv. and gave information Mi--ing more of the machinery. yevterday , .•n went to the yolieevstatiou. and last night Police • -.al s Hcney and Lames.. of the 0 division, were tet4 d in the between 12 and 1 o'clock Is morning a thutter in the wall overlook :. g a court was pushed open. and th e arrisoners itered. o en.:ruvured to strike a t , but failed in doing so. and one of the prisoners ' Jack, where it the ladder gone'" The police had removed the dder previous to the prisoners' entering. Just as the _:ire apprehended the prisoners. at the feet of one of they found a piece of machinery which had been :fraoved a distance of about ten yards. On searching the rip , nor a number of skeleton keys were found on them. 'll., prisoners said it was untrue of the police to state 'l.. y had remlved the iron. Larker said if the Fleenor. had done anything for might have sent them for trial he would have He then sentenced the prisoners to three months' . in the House of Correction. WANDSWORTH. -r 01 CO:MEM:SO PEACCSSION CAPS DT RAII.WAT. lb • vs Henkel, a "on cap dealer, of Upper . • --treet. answer to an adjourned summons for • :icing a case of percussion cape on the outside. .t by the South-Western Railway, they !..idsred dangerous goods. Time had been given • f.q.dant to show that percussion caps were not t • I again attended =behalf of the company. called Mr. F. Collett, manager to r v Br9tliers, cartridge makers., who Raid he :.e percussion caps. His firm manufactured ,h,uld say th ey were not dangerous, as L. at to explode them If one was crushed r it would not explode the others. It -powder or lucifer matches if it came in 7 Z aid if the caps were marked they would • ..iciter matches. of Mr. Bramwell, the summons was . • I.= to call wantons. THAMES. ♦ MAD TALK. a plumber. aged 4.1 years, of No. 13, LuneLnuse. was brought before Mr. Paget on harged with threatening the life of Mr. Matth, ws, broker and appraiser, of No. . y-7reen, who bad executed a warrant cn the prisoner. The complainant • been subjected to threats and annoyances from • ,•r. who met him on the night of Friday, the 9th • pre.enting a live-barrel revolver at him, • t . . shcct 7 t:ee said he had fired off the five chambers of r by direction of Mr. Benson. They were powder and ball. K . ner, in Mi. defence, said he was often walking •1. large sums of money and valuable property ..11 Le curried the revolver for his own pro lle di,cluirued all intention of injuring Mr. .10 R. said the prisoner fired at a man a -no t. slot he explessed the greatest fears for Ile a - as idled a Louseldeaker. burglar. and !di-el:tr. tool was not sate ter a momtnt • • it-i- , b , •r earri , ••l firearm, alomt I •.:et tiomght the prisaher was laheuring under r.. 10 itr,! to Mr. M.fthews. 1k almal , l take 110 1.1 I. 1 , 1 ,41 1 ,r for g. 1 ,71 of 1 I. r :‘' 1 I. os I ton not u1.:14. the inivther IA: •r - I• II TIII:EE .\l* A ,il.-_•-•••1- :.- of triple suicide Ur.k phiee sit raid nrar the li.lltell . N-Mad-brl.4flT, •• anal, Dal-tow From the statement of John keeper of the Acton loi k, it seems that 11,i • d at about is quarter to two by a man in cha1 . ,40, •i•.1,-idigite. on the canal, who having heard t. , ~ wed Lc a spla.hing in the water, had come NVliiteinarie immediately got up • tr, the spot indicated, about la the lo,k-houife ; and, after dragging i„it time, succeeded iu bringing to i••, , ly of a girl, which, having been conveyed '•,- ]public-Lowe, in the I'ownall-road, was • htelese. bi the meantime the police became . in it 6 the melancholy occurrence, awl Inspec. with several policemen, followed the party . • ahove-numed for the drags, as it was known '• • gals had jumped horn the Queen's-road \'• inane at once returned, and after a short • ',to: body to the surface. The weight • ••-• was very great, and it was soon •• the hand of the body in sight • the hair of the other unfortunate • • ••dm been got out of the water, dead. , • on a gate and removed to tihore • • c. lather the first had been cotiveyral on I* h,. User transpired that the whole of Lad been seen I° , 4:ether at a late • tar: sitting in the street drinking ahil two of their companions say '-1..• ..1 making away with themitelvea. '••I ite• from the bridge one of those who • "I elating their existence (deterred, • •i tap r n in my bOaOM, and some itiutolktoroo and atterwarols turned to • 1.• ono 1. pave a portrait of Lerrelf, telling • • . t t•, :..ther, he would know where she ; r• in it however, discovered upon her, I. t awlkenliefs were found hailer . .•.:,,pcu from the bridge joined hands. %t ... I• aged lietworets I f, and • : ..11..-: Mt-. not yet been ideretiliool. • ••• o • .o. for null an extra- I. ,• t. ••I I hi- have the appealltlino, ' hall,' ~ .IValith. The coroner's in .. • 1..1u0i, :Monday. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENIN(, OCTOBER 17, 1868. LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. DISTURBANCES AT TENERIFFE. (mown amines Amin.) LIVERPOOL, 00?. 17. The meal mail steamer Athenian arrived here to-day. Her dates are: Old Calabar, Sept. 10; Cannel tams and Fernando Po, 12; Bonny, 16 ; Benin, 17; Loges, 19; Accra, 21 ; CapePalmas,24; Sierra Leone, 28 ; Tenerife, Oct. 7 ; and Madeira, 9. The Athenian brings 471 ounces geld dust, 1.711/.. and 400 dols. in specie. At Old Calabar trade was dull, but the public health was good. At Cameroon, Fernando Po, Bonny, Benin, Lagos, Aeera, Cape Palmas, Sierra Leone, Tone rifle, and Madeira the public health was good, and business was also generally good. Disturbances had taken place at Tonoriffe in consequence of the news of the Spanish revolution. Tho cochineal trade was good. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCH THE CRITERION AT NEWMARKET. TO 1111 t =ITO& 01 TIM EXPRONI. • SIR,- -What with nearly every trial coming off unsatisfactorily, and the difficulties certain commissioners have got into through endeavouring to " steady " more than one that might otherwise be served up warm, it is not to to wondered at that Cecil awl Wolsey should btcome such strong favourite; for the Cambridge shire when their vilifies wish to back them to win a few thousands. The Ceparewitch hero has passed • most healthy week, and may well be booked • " certainty ;" whilst Wolsey's trial yesterday showed him to be in as good form as ever he was. Whether that is good enough to stand by is the question, and as he was 21b behind Lan eret in his best race, the Cambridgeshire dead heat, there is no reason why a good horse like Cecil should not beat him, seeing he has only about 71b. the worst of racing weights. He may beat all the others, at the same time, and union Mortemer or Kingsland should be put "right" there will be few fair class animals opposing The Cardi nal that erenot carrying unreasonable weights. However, it will be time enough to dispose of the Cambridgeshire in my neat letter, my present teak being to discover what will win the Criterion on Monday. It is quite within the bounds of probability that all the great guns will start— Pero Gomez (Bst 121 b), Wild Oats (Bet 121 b), Belladrum (fist 11b), and Heather Bell or Portsmouth (Bst 101 b), supported by the Hermione colt (Bst 121 b), Ethus (Bst 101 b), the best of Jennings's lot, and others. Should Belladrum really " turn tail" again, there will be a fair substitute for him in Crocus, but she is bound to succumb to Heather Bell, a filly that will severely test the powers of both Wild Oats and Pero (Joules., whose Derby friends are looking forward so anxiously to their second meeting. The Newmarket division swear their horse should have " walked iu " for the Middle Park Plate, suit his trainer is confident in his ability to cope with anything of his year still there is no denying the claims of Pero °news, who must again carry my colours, for there is no doubt about his sterling merit. Saturday Morning. METEOR, BETTING IN LONDON.-(TIIIS DAY.) 2.30 P.Y. There was not much change in the tone of the market this morning as regards the horses in the front rank, the favourite and Wulsey were again backed for a deal of money, and Restitution was inquired after. Lady Coventry, Snowdrop, and Warrington advanced in the quotations, each being supported genuinely. One of the features of the morning was the decline of Boanerges, as much as 1,000 to 20 being laid against him three or four times, although he subsequently rallied a little, and had 40 to 1 taken about him. Pnees as follow : CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 3 to &gat Cecil (t) 9to Wolsey (t f) 10 to Restitution (off, tl2to I) 14 to Lady Coventry (t) 20 to Witmer (t) 20 to Snowdrop (t and off) 22 to Warrington (t) 22 to Blue Gown (off) 25 to Kingsland (off) 30 to Lady Raglan (t) 100 to .1 Monarch of the then (t) 1000 to Actwo (off) Mat to 30 bee-Saw (of) 40 to I Boanerges (t, 50 to I laid pre viously) .10 to 1 Kettleholuer (off) 410 to I Michael de Basco (off) 641 to 1 Vauban (off) 1000 to 7 Fidelia (off) DERBY. 140 to 100 apt Pero Gomez 11111E8.--(zwiB DA Y.) ON K O'CLOCK. Tho mining market is firm, with a fair amount of business. Groat Vor shares aro at 111 to 12; West Caradon, 21 to 3 ; Chiverton, 51 tot; Chiver ton Moor, (ii to A ; Drake Walls, 12s. ad. to 17s. IW.; Marko Valley, 81 to t ; Wheal Uny, 21 to 21; East Lovell, 71 to 8 ; New Lovell, 15s. to 17s. ad.; West Great Work, 11 to 2; Frank Mills, 21 to 3; and Tin Croft, 131 to 141. The Don Pedro North del Roy Company have received the following telegram :—" Produce for August, 14,094 oitavas ; produce to 18th Sept., 8,222 °Saves." Foreign and colonial mining shame are quoted se follow John Del Rey, 18 to' ; Don Pedro, 21 to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 3-18 to 1-16 dia.; Peetairellit, 14 to dig. ; Montalto. 2 1 to Copula Silver, 1 dis. to par ; RossaGrande, 1 to 1; ditto (paid up), 1 1-16 to 3-16; Anglo-Italian, par to 1 prem.; United Mexican, 11 to 21; Fron tino and Boli via, 11-18 to 13-16 ; Port Phillip, 14 to 3 ; Central American, 1 dia. to par; Sao Vicente, par to 1 prem. ; General Bra zilian , par to 1 prem. • Yudanamutana, to 24 ; and Ner budda Coal, 21 to 2 dia. The half-yearly meeting of the United Mexican Mining Company (Limited) is convened for the 4th November. SHIPPING INTJLLIOJRCE.-(TEJS D 47.) Loam', Oct. 17.—Wiad at lama W.8.W., fresh bream aad 11 . Orr 16 Arrived: Titania, from Shanghai; Tuetrga ; Quern of Sheba., Tobago. 1.vm.., Orr. 16. —Shcateld, fn mi Thoma 6; Himalaya. natta. 17.- - Arrived from the flier i'alodorma, for Porto Rim. Lit narom. WT. If.— Arrived : Athenian (m.), from Afros ; Ita; Granite; .tkrt, UM (insult ; NewiseUe, St. Julin'e, Itrunewiek. _ _ 18.-8111114 : 1141/411111111. from Burin. Ayr.. Or/ HURST CAMTI.II, 01 I. 16.—AJTIVW: WV4101111114 J, from New Tack. ---• urn me, (NT. 16.—Arrived: Erin (ft.), from New T 11•111104. ()et. Arrived : New York ;a.). heat Beolltett ; ilohatiß w Hamburg., left for New York 0111 the *Rh. I' . to.—Krrivea : J. pitert.Trag: ii:i.;i1;••, N. R. Loroii Fare, tit. 16.—Arrived: renivian (au.), from Liver pol, and kft for Nucl.,. NI rasotows, tit. 16.—Arrivud : Cuba :ow), from Now York, and kit for Liverpool. tit. PL—Anirod off: Nina, from (plebe... 1111.1., Oil. In.—Arrived : Oreout fro, St. John'o, H o i l ligt A gs, Oct. ft —Arrived : Albiel, from Liverpool, for rhiladtlphia ;U. from Iguladelplua,llLaJonna }. do Bentbo, honk for fent.ander. . _ Kt~awrnw a . 074.18.—Arrived : Sunny Rile. in, from At. John'a. Liatiore, (tl. IC— Arrivi , l : (Mumma Matte°, Crum &thus. 'aut..— Arrived : Star of Levan. Orr sea WIUMT, (hr. le.—Ankara. from Melbourne. CARI:ALTIES. Pantos, OK. M.—Put 4w* : Alma Helvoet, with lave of furs vasd. jalstuuss, ac., having ken caugist in a gala ud &sr brough. Tr 3. 1 ,1 1 0 1 .11. 0.4 15.—Arrived : Mary Steven., Twirdow, towed in 17 the liarnuouth, having low her owl off Trawl Point. Y AMOK'S M. th e. 17.—Anived : from Low...daft, for N. Inactle, wonted in leaky, having been .truck by • wa below 'rester. 16. The ?longing Star, which icroundod on the t:acton nand yodeling and afterward. "inborn! in th e lntnul to the Hive!. Mite. She was ourvey..l to-they and found to be perfectly NOS, sad will proceed as the tart favourable upportunity. An old collier briic.uitine, hap ru thush the Road. in tow of a tuff , an ti with a brach lost roil pumper. employed. (M. V.—The Itanualud, arrived here, report. that in lat. tin N., hag. Wr W. she now It ...homer with may maneuil uhi. h hnk.d KA if &undone.' Th.: lionnithid ran tow.rdi her,whis she niso.• all rail to the south-west. . . . . 1111 YHA, vs, IF t. W.. A diunltud.,l suuvel i+ teport.l off St itetul; Itte-bout awl tug gone to I.rt awiAtsium. WEATHER REPORT.-:THIS DAY.) PArcarar, Ocr. 17. S irr. on & llt T.t. W. Ito 12 P. D. I Nairn 039 S.W. Aberdeen r. . 0. 1 3r ]937 S.W. Loth Wiwi& 29.41 r ' 40a N.W. ikarbone 2 5 0.4er VOX W.S.W. 211.81 e •te 40 B.N.W. Helder I Sandman Ardrosian. -- 43 41 W.B.W. Holyhead :01,52 r 45 41 W yi es rpoot 3:t.5.1 r 45 42 B.S. W. Valenti& 2964 f 64 sil N.N.W. Cape Clear 19.581 4.5 43 N N W. Hoehe's Pt 39 al f4l 40 N.W. Penzance =9.96140 47 W.N. W Plymouth M. 69147 44 W. V p =olt t l I.ixif 4849 W.N.W 29.87t,49 47 W.N.W Landau 19.0 r 47 44 W C. Orb Dim MM. r 51141 W.N.W Bred 19.73164 49 W. Losisat 19.791 Su 48 W. Haeheimit 19.821 57 86 W. /lianas 39.81 t4li 41 N.H. Cartoons —1 Paris Lyons Toulon Heart's Con :14 57 -- 29 MD• 55 SS 13. W. 3 4 1 3 - - 2 2 2 8 ' 4 - - -'- 3 6 e N. W. S. W. N W. W.H.W. W N'.W• R.W. I W NAV' N.W. W.N.W. W.N.W.! 2 . 7 W. W. I SW. LW E. J w. Iles. B. 0 to o.d 4 SAS - cns 1 0.14 011 4 0.14 0.011 Ylt 10.10 089 T Barometer canceled and reduced to II at ser key/ Its letterer (Caner), Cfalling). s (steady), indlege direction of motion of the mercury eithin last 14 home. Tbensonistor Imposed la tads. Rattans force viti its direction dariap last it boom L—oslin. Weather b.—btu. sty; e. •-••do (detached) • a• — feei 11 . — ban i 1--412tmalir 111.—mila7 (laMy) • o.—evemasi (dull) ; r.—rain ; s.-snow ; t.—thunder . nsini.om or bail (easned), during last 24 Man. Bee didartemea. The barometrical immune over them inland,' have continued to demesne, pied are generally low especially iu the north however, the difference in them and those on the west cons of Prance in Ins than that reported the last two day*, being only Oil lurch. Temperature is generally lower. Yesterday a north westerly gale was felt in the .oath-trod of Ireland, and fnah westerly winds were repeated from the English Channel. This morning the wind in westerly, but has moderated. Eain has (alien m the south and west, and is continulng in planes. The weather is floe in the north, hut generally cloudy in other din- Mids. 'fail is reported from Valencia, and:lightning from Pen tium. Weather is dill unsettled. OUR BLUE JACKETS ABROAD. There was a time, not so very long ago that it is a strain on memory to recal it, when the advent of a British fleet, in all peace fulness, to a foreign port, called up precautions not un like those against a buniteirdment. Men alone were seen in the streets—women kept within doors shops were closed and the shutters stoutly barricaded ; the police force was doubled ; patrols paraded the thoroughfare+ ; and every detail that could insure safety to life and pro perty was canvassed with care and skill, showing how the inhabitants regarded their blue-shirted visitors. From my window where I sit I can now see a British squadroa at anchor. Two of England's proudest iron-clads are " sleeping on their shadows" in the first line, and be yond these lie frigates which combine the finest lines of the yacht with the grand proportions of the liner. The glorious flag that ever grows dearer to us as we grow older, is waving softly iu the summer wind, and flashing many a erinerai and blue tint in the tideless water below ; and as I look I like to levee into a dreamy reverie over all the glories England has won at sea; how her great name first came. borne over the wide ocean, and what a humble and obscure part ours would have been uniongst tuitions hut for these " tall admirals" that visit every sea, and proclaim us in every tideway. But from Ouse high musings 1 am diverted by, a small, a very small, slip of paper which has just been laid before me, soul tells that though fur eight days several hundred men —British Killers, mind you - have been on liberty through the town and its neighbourhood, there have been 110 riots, no out rngee; not even a passing rudeness has been committed. From the authorities of every kind there is but eau testi mony to the peaceful behaviour of our blue-jackets — their genuine geod-humour, their cordial plensantry, and their racy enjoyment of shore life, never for a moment degenerating into orgy or comm.—Neckwear , Araga,,i, for October. RAILWAY TRAFFIC BECRIPTB.—The receipts of railways in the United Kingdom for the week ending October 10, amounted on 13,3:15 miles, to 818,0361., and for the corresponding week, 1867, on 13,039 mile*, to 703,163/., idtowiag an increase of 316 miles, and of 24,873!. The gross receipts on 14 of the principal rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week on 9,677 miles, to 6113,447!., and for the corresponding week of last year on 9,423 miles, to 662,928/.. showing an increase of 242 miles, and of 20,619/. The increase on the Caledonian and North British amounted to 3,691 f.; on the Great Eastern to 1,2111/. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 1561. ; on the Laricashireand Yorkshire to 2,7371. ; on the London and North Western to 1,1311. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast, to 2,08 ; on the London and South Western to WNW. ; on the Man chester, Sheffield. and lAncohishire to 1,11801.; on the Midland to 4,466/. ; on the North Eastern to 3,1181. ; and on the South Eastern to 446/.—total, 21,8'24/. ; but from this must be deducted 413/., the decrease on the Great Northern, and 792/ on the Great Western. togetlior 1,206/., leaving the increase as above 20,619/. l'he reteipts for the goods traffic on the above 14 companies' linese annimitod for the week to 381.21.19/.. and for the corresponding week last year to 300,4881., showing an in cream of 17,781!. The pa.ongeni, parcels , &e., traffic on three lines amounted to 299,M1., and for ton corresponding week of 1867 to 290,140/., showing an increme of 2,898/. The receipts on the 42 other hues in. the United Kingdom amounted, on 3,678 mike, to 134,48 W., and for the eurreeponding week last year, on 3,614 miles, to 1:10,23.3f. showing an increare of 04 miles and of 4,2:41. Tlio total receipts for the part week show a 11110•041•9 of 16.3341. as compared with those of the pro coding week, ending the 3rd inst. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT.- NUIDAY, tier. 16.—Admissious by mason tickets, 1,311 ; ditto 011 payment, 872 ; total visitors, 2,213. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. Dimities' in the markets for public securities is lees active, as usual on a Saturday, but the Eons generally is firm. Foreign stocks are In chief request, and sever.il of the speculative descriptions have further im proved. Turkish aro still inquired for. United St ates 5-20 Bonds are better. Very few dealings have occurred in railway shares, and, apart front a trifling decline in Brighton, quotations are with out variation. Consols are rather dull, but the reduction is only 1-16 per cent. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are lower. The discount market is quiet, and the charge for choic.. bille is only to 11 per oent. Loans on English government securities are refused in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted NI to 1 for money and for the account (November 6); and the Three per Cents. Reduced and Niw Three per Cents., 94 to I. The Indian Ten and a Half per Cents. are at 214 to 217 ; the Five, 1141 to 115; the Four, 103/ to 104 ; the Bonds, 20s. to 255. prem., the Debentures, 105* to 106 ; and the Exchequer Bills, 16e. to 20s. prem. Bank Stock, 242 to 244. Railway stocks are unchanged, with the excep tion of a reduction of 1 per cent. in Brighton, the present price being 521 to 1. Caledonian, 711 tot ; London and North Western, 1121 to ; Groat Western, 481 to 49; Midland, 1121 to ; London and South Western, 871 to 881 ; Great East( rn, 401 to 1 ; South Eastern, 77 to ; Mttiopolitan, 100' 4 to 107 ; Great Northern A, 104 to 107 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to 1 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 174 to / ; and Manehestei , Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 471 to 48. Ilie tone of the foreign stock market is still very favourable. Brazilian of 1865, Mexican, Peruvian if 1h65, and Turki2l of 1858 and 186.; are in re qutxa, and have advmusxl 1 to 1 per cent. Annexed are the ones:—Biazilias of 1865, 771 to ; Chalon of 1867, 94 to 1; Egyptian of 1861, 82 to 1, ex div. ; Italian of 1 861, 52 to 1; Mexican, 161 to 1 ; Permian of 1865, 791 to 1; Russian of 1868, 901 to ; Nioulai Railway Loan, 68 to 1; ditto Orel, 851 to ; ditto Moscow- Jaroslaw, 83 to 1; Spanish of 1867, 33Z to 1 ; Turkish of 1858, 671 to ; ditto of 1862, 691 to 1; and ditto of 1865, 41 to 1. In the market for bank shares Imperial Otto man show tinuness, at 14 to 11 prem. ; Anglo- Austrian, 6 to 1 prem. ; Consolidated, 1 to prem.; London and Westminster, 651 to 1; Lon don and County, 44 to 491; and Union of London, 331 to 341. Miscellaneous shares are inactive. General Credit, 2 5-16 to 3-16 dim. ; International Finan cial, 11 to 11 dis. ; Iludson's Bay, 151 to Z ; Telegraph Construction, 151 to 1G1; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 21 to 3. United States 5-20 Bonds are in good demand and 1 per cent. higher, at 72j to 3. TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds are unaltered, at Ull to 1, both for money and the account. The only movement of importance in railway stocks is a fall of 1 per cent. in Caledonian, viz., to 70; to 71 ; Midland, 112 f to 2, ; Metropolitan, 1961 to 197 ; Great Eastern, 401 to ; South Eastern, 771 to 1; and Great Western, 481 to 49. In the foreign stock market the principal change is a the of per cent. in Peruvian of 1865, the present price being 791 to 801. Italian of 1861, 62 to 1; Spanish of 18137, 33; to I; and Turkish of 1865, 41 to 1. The amount of bar gold sent in to the Bank yesterday was 21,0001. The Wiminera has arrived from Melbourne with 267,00 W. in gold, the whole of which is ex rZtedto be taken to the Bank next week, there gno demand for the Continent. The amount of specie engaged for transmission to-day to the West Indies by the steamer Shannon is only 2001. The steamer Syria will take to-day 131,087/. in specie, of which 15,0001. is gold for Alexandria, 13,7, 01. gold and 69,000/. silver for Bombay, 5,874/. gold for Point de Galle, 550/. gold and 20,1001. silver for Singapore, and 15,8131. silver for Hong Kong. On change yesterday afternoon the rates were rather lees favourable for this country as regards bills on France, Hamburg, and It al y. The ex changes with Spain, on the other hand, were quoted better for that country, owing, it is said, to the removal of the octroi duties. The list is subjoined : Ai:stardom, 3 months, 12.04 to 12.1; ditto, short, 11.19 to 11.191 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.371 to 26.421; Brussels, S months, 26.371 fo 26.42); Rambro' and Alton , 3 months, 13.101 t0,13.10‘ ; Berlin, Cologne, to., months, 6.264 to 6.27 ; St. Petersburg,3 months, 321 to 321 ; Paris, short, 25.174 to 26.2.5 ; ditto, 3 months 25.321 to 26.371; Marseilles, 3 months, 26.321 to 26.371 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1201 to 1201 ; 'Vienna, 3 months, 11.82 to 11.87 ; Triede, 3 months, 11.82 to 11.87 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to 471 ; Santander, 3 months, 4.4 to 471 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to 48 ; Seville, 3 months, 481 to 48. Malaga, 3 months, 474 to 471; Valencia, 3 months, 47i to 471 ; Barcelona, 3 months, 481 to 49; Bdbao, 3 months, 48 to 471 ;Valladolid. 3 months, 48 to 471; Saragossa, 3 months, 48 to 44 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.44 to 27.60; Genoa, 3 months, 27.56 to 27.60; Naples, 3 months, 27.4.5 to 27.60; Palermo, 3 mouths, 27.:xi to 27.60; Messins, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.60; Lisboa 90 days' date, 621 to 62 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 521 to 52. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is still only 1.3 per cent.; at Frankfort and Brussels, 2 ; at Hamburg, 23 ; a:, Amsterdam, 21; at Berlin. 3 ; at Vienna, 4 ; at Turin, 41 ; and at St. Peters burg, 5,1 per ccut. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have just anointed Monday, the 19th inst., a special settling day in the New 16/. Five per Cent. Pre ference sham% of the Midland Railway Company, which are to be marked in the official list. The report of the directors of the Cape Railway Cowpony roc aids a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per in on the preference stock, and -li per cent. per =um on the ordinary stock. The liquidators of the London and Mediterranean Bank (Limited) announce a first dividend of ls. tid. in the pound on the claims which have been admitted by them, payable on the 2nd of November next. The debenture holders of the Panama, Now Zealand. and Australian Royal Mail Company met at the company's office yesterday, and unani mously passed resolutions to the same effect as those passed by the general creditors at their meeting a few days since. A strong feeling was manifteksl iu favour of supporting the committee iu their efforts to continue the service and keep the concern out of liquidation. At the meeting yesterday of the Queensland Sheep Investment Company (Limited) the directors' n.- port was adopted. It stated that the rofits re lam 41 from the working of the Rawlwl h u station would have mudded the board to declare a divi dend but for the debiting of profit and loss account with 6,008/., the loss on Mr. llickey's contract for Jingi The half-yearly meeting of the Great Central Gas Consumers Company is convened for the 30th inst., to declare a dividend, and to consider the pnviety of applying to parliainent in the next. session for power to increase the present capital of the t °mousy. A .le4l are the quotations of insuranee. gas, dock, and waterworks sharers, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last e 'g : _ . Ineurance.—Allianre Britirli and Foreign. 12.. I.` meicial linu , n, bi; Universal Marino (I,iniited), M. thus Light and Coke.—flossbay (Lim,iWd), 4, 31; ; ~3 European, new 71,1; Great Central, 13; 891, };Dsinal Csintaneutal 1001, 100, o .-Londas and at. &theme, 544, 61; Freehold Land and i Yitlwall Waterworks.-Ba, rtn °cl l4l; East Lowden 1141 14; West Middlesex, 1111, 101. Subjoined is • report of yesterday's. sale at the "Open Stock Exchange (Limited)" : Comptoir Begets! (Limited), fully paid, 13a, 9d. to per abase • Consolidatial Land C ompany of France (Lim.) Bond., 20 /. each, 6 pie cent. interest, redeemable 11474 (ex di u st 41. 17s. 6d . per bond ; East Landno Bank (Lim' , 6/. paid, 3/. Its. 9d. per hare': • ilerculos In surance • mpany (Limitee c 0, i, fully paid, 2 /. 17 s . lid, per share; Imperial Land ompany of MatAeilles, Bonds 201. each, 6 Per wet interest, redeemable 1876 (ex div.), 61. 80. 9d. per bond ; London thinsral Omni. bus Company _(Limited), fully paid, 38s. per sha r e ; Mediterranean Electric Telegraph Company Bonds, 120 francs-61. sterling each, interest 8 per cent., 2s. 6d. per bond ; New Quebrada Company (Limited). 41. 4s. paid, 2s. per share; Panama, New Yealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited), fully paid, 20s. ditto ; Patent Pneumatic Loom Company (Limited), 10e. ditto ; Poyaisian Land Grants (Mosquito), 17s. to 17s. Bd. per LOCO acres; Roam Grande Gold Mining Company (Limited), 1 4x . 21a per share; ditto, fully paiiL 3 .. 35. Bd. do.; Swedish Reilway (), fully paad ditto ; the • n Company own (Linutiod), 12/. 10s. paid, 31. Bs. 9d. ditto. The fourth instalment of 51. is to be paid on the L extension shares of the East Indian Railway Company by the 10th November. RAILWAY, MINING, AND 07111118 SHARES. -(THIS DAY.) KamMg moss to 1 p.m. .1 COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECEIRTITEIL Canada, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1N77-84, 921, 1. New South Wales, 5 per cent., Jam. and July, 1888 to 1896, 99/, f. New Zealand, 6 per cent., Jan., April, Jnly, and Oct., 974, €4, 71 Queensland, G per cent., Jan. and July, 11E24, 1071, 1. Do., 1691, 10‘1, I. South Australian, G per cent., Jan. and July, 1893 to 1908, 1091'. Tasmanian, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1895, 1071. Victoria. 6 per cent., April and Oct., 1101. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK& Caledonian, 711, 701. Great Eastern, 401. Great Western (South Wake), 56. London, Brighton, and South Coast, 521, f. London, Chatham, and Dover. 1 7f. London and North Western, 1121, 1'2 1 ,4. Mi trotolitan, limit. i• Do. Ilitennion (thy. lim. to 6 per cent. till Jan.. 1370), 104. 1121, 1, 1. North Eastern (Berwiik), 1001, 991. Do. (Ysstsrn, ork), 89, 71.81. South E 7 BrICID3 OP 4 JOB MASTER. INQITEST.—(THIS DAY.) This (Saturday) morning, at 10 o'clock, Mr. Bed ford. the deputy-coroner for Westminster, held an inquest in St. James's Vestry-hall, Piccadilly, on the by of Mr. Charles Newman, aged 69, who committed suicide under circumstances detailed in the following evidence : Mr. Arthur Comp ton Ryan, solicitor, of 3A, Lincoln's inn-fields, raid that - he had known the deceased for many years. Ile was a job master and he resided at 121, Regent street. Witness acted as his solicitor, and had noticed that lately he had been in a desponding state, owing to his being over-taxed in business, but on Thursday last he teemed in better spirits. Ile was of a highly nervous temperament. Henry Darnell. of 121, Regent-erect, foreman to the deceased, deposed to having been called by Mrs. Newman. who expio.ted her fear that her husband had been scud with a tit in a closet. The door was f o rced open, and the deceased we discovered, still alive, with his threat cut. Medical resistance was obtained, but death ensued shortly afterwards. Witness saw Mr. New man 19 minutes hefore his wife called him: he then appealed cheerful, but during the afternoon ho walked about the yard. and seemed " lost in his mind." Ile had been in that state fur the last two months. U. was a humeral(' num. Mr. Charles Keys. F.R.C.S.. deposed to the nature of the injuries inflicted by the deceased upon himself. Mr. Jklemy Harding, of 18, tlrafton-street, Bond-street, member of the College of Physicians, said he had attended the dec.ased for the last tifteeu years. Physically his health had been good, but mentally he had during the last three months not been in his right mind. although he was lucid at intervals. He thought that he took a more desponding state of his affairs than there were any grounds for. A short time ago he visited him at his farm, when Lis language was unconnected, which convinced him that his mind was disordered. Other evidence proved that the mind of doces‘eil had become impaired by a pressure of businetr. 110 Cori ner summed up. and the jury returned a ver die that the deceased .destroyed hie own life by cutting his throat with a razor. he being at the time in a state of unsound mind." NAVAL AND MILITARY. The riuy and Nary Gazelle says that Rear- Admiral Ryder has been ordered by the Admiralty to a•sociate himself with three captains, for the purpose of examining more minutely into the causes of the late War ner and Royal Oak collision than did the late court martial. The court did iteduty—tried Captain Boys, and very properly acquitted him—and there its office was at an eed: but the value of our signal system has yet to be ascertained, and we have to learn if it was in fault on that " greasy - dark, autumnal night in the Channel, when two of our ponderous iron-clads were finding work for our cicckyanl artisans. The same journal says of the royal yacht, Vic toria and Albert, a comparatively new vessel, that she is in dock at Portsmouth, and will require repairs of a most extensive kind before she can be made fit to receive her Majesty again. On opening her out, it was found that iu many places she was so rotten that whole handfulls of her •• bread-and-butter " planking could be removed with little or no effort, but as it will be cheaper to build her up than construct another yacht, particularly as she will be as good as new when she leaves the hands of the efficient body of men who now have charge of her, it has been de cided that the necessary work shall be commenced fuith with. It i• stated that Major-General Renny, now commanding a brigade at Aldershot, has been offered the command of the troops in Ceylon and the Straits Settle ments, and that, in the event of his accepting it, Briga dier-General Lysol; C. 8., will, in all probability, be moved from Malta to Aldershot. MlBB BATEMAN AT THE HAYMAIMET.—This popular actress will make her re-appearance on the Lon don stage on Monday next at the Haymarket in the character of Leah—a part that she has created and per formed with renewed success in the provinces. During her engagement, a new drama by Dr. Mozenthsl will be prcduoed under the personal superintendence of the author. SUSPECTED WIFE MURDER AT NORWIcII. ^ NORWICH, FRIDAY NIOHT.-A man named Francis Howard Clare has been taken before the magistrate* here this evening on a charge of murdering his wife by cut ting her throat this afternoon. Clare works as a shoe maker, and was formerly in the army. An inquest will be held to-morrow. ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE A CONSTABLE IN Lncrticz.—We learn from our Cork correspondent, that Mr. Murphy, sub-inspector of police, was fired at at Rathkeale, county Limerick, last night, and slightly wounded. His assailant escaped, and there is no clue to him. . . . Yesterday the autumnal session was brought to a close by a public breakfast to the Board of Education, at the Queen's Hotel, Leeds. There were about 250 ministers and gentlemen present. Mr. SAXI7EL Moluxr occupied the chair. FORLIGN-OFFICE, Or - T. 14.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Gerhard Friederich Isomer u consul at Montreal, and of Mr. C. Pitt as consul at Quebec. for the North German Confederation.—Gesrtte. hi VALIEROVS ASSAULT By A FARMER. —A lament able case of shooting occurred in the village of Milton Keynes on Thursday. Mr. W. Riley, farmer, is about to relinquish his farm, which Mr. W. York, of Etuberton, has taken, and some differences have arisen respecting the te nancy, which weresettled by arbitrathai on Mond Oast. On Thursday, however, an altercation took place, considerable provocation being offered to Riley by York. The former at length wr ut and fetched •his gun (a double-barrelled one) and deliberately tired at York, wounding him in the back and arm. Mr. Halley and Rogers, surgeons, were promptly in attendance, but it was impossible to ascertain fully the extent of the injuries sustained. Mr. York, however, lies in a very precarious state. Riley woe apprehended by Inspector /tall, and is in custody at the Newport Parnell lock-up. —Barks ,Adrerliser. l'llo4 K NI: DEATH.- John Sharp, a labourer, in the employ of Mr. Richard liright, of the Stocks, All. bury. near Ti itig, on Tuesday night met with an accident which caus..l his death. Ile was assisting two other mini to brew on Monday night, and was carrying a wick of malt ins hi- f , i11•111 , 1(TM to empty into the mash tub. In ing so he lost his halance and fell in. lie called out. " For God's sake, pull me out" and the butler and another man did so. He stood up, shook himself, and said, " I shall get over this. I shall lie all riplit directly. Oh, pray take me home!" He idol welds fill down and said, " Oh, my lord oh, my lord ! I shall die !" The butler and another man then helped hunt° walk home, a distance of nearly half a mile. He was put to bed, and lingered on in great agony till the next night, when he died. An inquest was held on the LW, ar Wednesday, before Mr. H. Day, coroner, when a verdict of " Accidental death" was returned. CHARGE OF DRI7OOINO A MAN WITH SNUFF. — At the Woolwich Police-court yesterday, John Sewing, a determined-looking man, deacribiA as a seaman, wan brought up ou remsuid, charged with drugging and robbing a gentlemanly-looking man, named William Doar, of Loudon, the manager of a large building firm, who appeared to prosecute in the tint instance, but was removed in a state of semi-wiconsciousuess. Detective Randall, of the War-office, depoeed that him utteution war called to the prisoner by the landlord of the Waterman's Anna, Woolwich (Mr. Langham), who met him on Thurn day week last, and said he feared something was wrong. The prisoner was leaving the North Kent public-house, Spray-street, Plunuitered, at the time, leading the prose cutor by the arm, who seemed to be in • state of torpor. The primner also carried a silk umbrella in his hand, and on being salted whose it was and what lie wan doing, he amid it belonged to the prosecutor, who bad given it to him to carry, and he was sowing him off side to lAIIIIOII. An the proeecutor seemed iu a very strangely !whiles* state, as if poinoned, witness took charge of the prisoner, and sent for a medical man to nue the gentleman, who wan seriously ill, and fora long time after in a precarious state. Witness then went to the North Kent public-house, where he saw the landlady, and was shown some 11110 the prisoner 10111 tlm proi,cutor . Lad been having, and one pot hail a quantity of ale with snuff in it, wane of which be produced in a bottle, tLick and dark. The id..motor had Inns re d home, and was attended by his own medical num ' Who raw no hope of Isis rersivery, as on of the brain had remilted. Some further evidence totaling 1.0 I. A the prisoner with the commission of the offence was taken, unit another re mand was granted. SPORTING NOTES. TLe Nesvmarket Hongliton Meeting commences on Monday next, and the chief events in the programme are the race for the Criterion stakes and the Cambridge shire. On these the " Prophets " give the sporting public the benefit of their speculations this morning, and there seems to be tolerable unanimity amotipt them as to the probable result. First, as to TUN CIIITEUION al acas. With one exception all the prophets declare in favour of Pero times. the exception being " Vigilant." of the Sportmasan, who has more confidenco in Wild oats. Beer. L,fe, "Touchstone" of the Era, and " Augur " of the Sparting L.Je name Heather Bell as the hone most likely to run into the second place, while the Field assigns that position to King Cophetua. " The Wizard," of the Sportsman, though preferring Pero Gomez, fully anticipates that Wild Oats will ruu a far letter animal than he did iu the Middle Park Plate. THE CA3O3PSDOISHIIII. For this event Cecil seems to be the universal favourite. Bdr Ltfe gives a " plumper" for this animal. Touchstone " couples Cecil and Wolsey together, and says that if Restitution is well and wanted he will get a place. The lirld couples Kingsland and Cecil, while Augur," " Vigilant," and " The Wizard" name Resti tution and Mortemer for second and third places. The Sperling Gazette announces that Admiral Roux is at last suited with a bark—an easy walker, with gmud action, and quite up to his weight -• present from Mr. Henry Lowther, whom he has canied hunting for several seasons, without making a mistake. Boll's Lyi kerns that Exeter Steeplechases am to he abandoned, and the balance in the bands of the treasurer to the race fund will be distributed among the original subscribers in proportion. FABBIONLBIX CAMBIUDGEBETEE MOVNTS.—It has been arranged that Fordham rides See Sew ; Chaloner, Lady Coventry; Kenyon, Wolaey ; Wyatt, Cecil; Jeffery, Boa nergea; Morris, Restitution; and Butler, Kingiihuid. These arrangements are, of course, subject to alterations in the event of any training mishaps or other contin genciee.-Bporting Lift. The Sportsman has the following. items:—lL Jackson, the rider of Tumbler in the De Burgh Plate, at West Drayton, yesterday, was fined 6 mom. fur disobedience at the poet, by which • delay of nearly an hour was caused. It. PAnson sustained • fracture of the collar-bone at West Drayton on Thursday. He had weighed for Mr. J. Wood's Lillie for the Selling Hurdle Plate, and the number was hoisted, but the mare slipped up and mm. shipped her rider, and therefore she did not go to the post. Lute, the winner of the Sbobdon Cup at Hertford yester day, was objected to by Jeffrey, the rider of Belfast, for crossing and foul riding. After hearing the evidence the stewards decided in favour of Lute, but the owner of Bel fast objects to the decision, on the ground of its being con ti ary to evidence. We learn with pleasure, says the Dublin Eerning AlOl4 that the United States' government have granted the sum of 201. to each of the four widows of the coast guard men who lost their liven in their noble efforts to save the crew of the American ship It. 11. Tucker, which was wrecked on the Blackwater Bank off the coast of Wesfonl, on the 17th September hod. The free and open church system seems to have few supporters in South London, if we may judge from the large-type notices which have appeared on the ma jority of the church doors during the past week, stating that on certain days " the chuichwardens will attend in the vestry to mimic,• pew-rents and let sittings." At some of the churches thus fact was also made the subject of a special announcement 11 the clergy during the service on Sunday morning.—Seine 1.014411 rifSS. Tits IN SPAIN.—The Honorary Secretary of the Financial Committee el the Edinburgh Spimish Evangelisation Society, Mrs. It. Peddie, publishes in the Adinhurgh /'arrant an advertisement soliciting funds for the printing and circulation of the New Testament in Spain. It states that " General Prim has declared to Senor Cabrera, one of the agents of the Edinburgh Spa nish Evangelization Society, and other two exiles, that they may enter Spain with their Bilden under their arms to preach its doctrines." THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY EMPLOYES AND THE ELFATION.—The following letter, addressed by the secretary of this company to G. C. Olyn, Esq., M.P., in reply to an inquiry by that gentleman, has be en for warded to us for insertion :—" Great Western Railway, London Terminus, Paddiugton, Oct. 6, 1868. —My dear Mr. Glyn,— No resolution has been paused by . the directors of thin company in reference to the exercise of the right of voting on the part of their officers and ser vants. Every officer is entitled to vote as he may think fit, and no interference with the exercise of this right would for a moment be tolerated by thu board. This is au well known throughout the service, and basso long been acted upon, that uny special resolution would appear to he wineeetteary. Believe MO, truly yours, nen. Hstesinia.s. - Geo. C. Olyn, Esq., M.P. - You are, of course, at liberty to make any use you may think fit of this cominuuication.. Willa Siondard. TIIE VINTAUE.—Front the eomuteneetnetat of this century down to the present time there have only been seven instances of the vintage having commenced at an earlier period thou this year; and, as they all furnished first-rate qualities of wino, which is a proof of the myste rious comiesion between cause and e ff ect, it may be into msting to many of your readers fur nut to particularise them. They occurred an follows 1811 the year ~r the gnat e •t) September 14, in 1822 on the 2nd, in 1821 on the 10th, in MI on the lath, in 1842 on the 16th, in 1646 on the 14th, and in 1864 WI 010 17th ; anal there is a great analogy between the 1114-iininiel year aunt the presient one, not only an regards the data of effioreseence and the cutting of the grapew, but OM., as far as can be judged at this early period, the quality of the wine and the yield of fruit.— Wine Trude litritte. PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet Northern, sper coil; redeemable at 10 per cent. prom., 96. Great Western, joint rent charge, 5 per cent., 101. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. London and South Western, 4} per cent., 93. Midland, A and B, 6/. Tier oast., RS. LINES LEASED AT FIXED ILENTALS. London and Blackwell, :G. Loudon, Tilbury, and Southend, 81. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 3. East Indian, guar. 6 per cent., 1101, . Grand Trunk of Canada, Equipment Mo t rtgawe Bonds, let charge of 6 per cent., 81 Do.. 4th preference stock, 19. Great Indian I'enin.. gum. 6 per cent., 1101. Great Western of Canada, 141. Do., 6 per cent. bonds. payable 1873. 103. Do., 51 per cent. bonds, payable lt i7 -78, V 24.. Madras, gun. 5 per cent, 1081. Oude and Itolulcund. gun. 6 per cent., 1 0 6 L e• Sande, Delhi, pm. 6 per cent., 1041. Do., Punjaub, 1041. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, Bahia and San Fran. (Lim.). gas. 7 per cent., 151, ad. Belgian Eastern Junction, 11. Dunaberg and Witepsk (Limited) guaranteed 6 par amt.. 85, ad. Great Luxembourg, 5 per cent., ion, }. ad. Recife and San Francisco (Lim.), gun. 7 p. a:111. San Paulo (Limited), gun. 7 per cent., Ill). South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, IGI. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIOATIONB. Orel Vitebsk, gua. by Russian Government, 6 per ant.. $3, 2s, 31, mi. BRITLSH MLVES. . _ Chiverton. 6. Great Laxey (Limited), 18}. West Caradon (Liskeard), 3t: COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Anglo-Brazilian Gold (Limited). 746, 1. • Omutales Gold and Silver Mining (Liza.). 2 11-16, 1, 1. Don Pedro, North del Rey, 2 11.16, 1. 1 1, 1 Prom Frontino and Bolivia Gold (Limited), , 316. Itosea Grande (Limited). 7-16 prem. Yudananiutana of S. Australia (Lim.), 2, 316, 2. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), A, 12/. Bank of Egy l. pt, 37. City, 111. Consolidated (Limited). 41, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Corpseation, New, 6 7-16. Imperial Ottoman, 111. London and River Plate, Z/. shares (Limited), tot London and County, 481. TA ndon and Westminster, 6.5. Do., ScriLissued at 10/. prem., none of which has been paid. 52 , 2. Merchant ( • led), Mi. National Provincial of kiagland, 1001. shams, 12,51, 1. Union of Loudon, 3.21. Anglo-American Teleph (Limited), 211, I. Australiiui Mortgage m, Uu , d and Finance (Limited). de. Ceylon Company (I 'bed), 71. City Offices (Limited), Colonial (Limited), 3. Credit Foncier of England (Limited). 2 9-16. Ebbw Vale Steel. Iron. and Coal (Limited), 14. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian (oven'. wait; 96. Electric and International Telegraph. 2264. General Credit and Amount (Limited), 33. Hudson's Bay, 131, t. International Financial Society (Limited), 31, 1. rename, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mall (Limited), 1, 1. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 33. Do., New, 1967% 91. Reuter's Telegram, .s2}. Rio de Jatieirii (:a,. (Limited). 23, ad. Royal Mail Steam. 33. 21. 3. Thimes and Mersey Marine Insurance (Lia), 41546. tinted Kingdom Telegraph Company jam.), 3.1346. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON WARIEST. (THIS DAY.) (sr nuxozant.) (Intos ova owx ocoassirommisre.) Klatt tutaaly. aud the sales ate 12.000 bale,. CORK BUTTER MARKET-(TIIIS DAY.). (ST TILINIRAPN.) (nom °VII OWN CORRESPONTINNE) Ordinary. WC.... Ma., tic; 1,760 firkins. Mild cured, 1366.. 1325.. 121 1 / 4 .; ;I/firkins. TALLOW NARKET.-:(THIE! DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallimr, 495. ed. ; 'Peters. burg Y.C. ou the rpot, 50s, ; Oetuber to Dece m b er . :45.; Ihvember, ; January, ...es. ed. ; March, jo IS. NIA/MIT AVLIULtII::. - Town tallow, ; fist by ditto, 2s. ; yellow 1111.4;;III, uew, .il.+.; meltedat ti ff. 365. ed. ; rough ditto, 19... 9.1. ; greaNett. ISt.. ; good tirt.gs, 6... Imports fur the week amount to SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade tine, at the following prim:—Primo clover. front 117 s. tid. to I* . e. inferior ditto, tlfw. to 100 s. ; prime hay, 10. 1 x. to Ww.; inferior ditto, Ms. to thie. ; straw, No. to Ms. COVENT GARDEN.--(TIII8 DAY.) little variation wroth quoting has taken place this vplak t but improvement in the quality of the rougher MIA( of produce supplied has Demi coasiderable. Foreign igiggrta are heavy. Oranges are still roceived from Miasma aud Malaga. Cadiz water fuelous continue to realise f l2e. to las. per doz. Excellent grams are Mill arrivese from Holland. Kent cobs and filberts are abundant. Pdlefties generally speaking are not good. Flowers ctiefly 0,444 of orchids, uteri, pelargoniams, fuchsias, tniusziaeake,ong, MPHIL tior ppko, , wi ret am blimb .. u o t l :. 4s t. to - - !Motto, per tb.,Ott to 104 (bolo., per Ih.. to to ho I...tuoss. per lthi, to to 100 ttiET. Art ivitok... Frt . 4 ° B '. S ' t to t ' t K Wary, pm bat .ievr, ticlow% corh.3a to Oa • 11.46.400, pot Jloo., Ot to a. to to Plue-alVitt. per lb, ao to fit FAtit.m. • lA•ttl'Arre, per wow la to Ow Id !Vent+, per , 44 I M'M. per I.wie 6 . lid r 141tie444, per 1414h44, 44 to Ho 11144.1ey, 11.1 bunek 4.1 10.41 Pulatut... V..rk . Ite9/440.4, p. So to 1. _ 114 rt. per J.W., IN to t. p.r .1.41, to to to 5.17010, IpCT bunch, 141 to to .1.17, pit bundle, t• to 2. l'urunibrro, each, *I to to Endive. 'RI' 1110., to tkl to 2. (lathe not Ilrflo, pa bond., 24 to 4,1 Itotor Itadisth, p.t.utot,lio to 5. lAA's, per buir.it, tit to 44 12t - Va to 131 Y to tIOS letta lapittneh. per 1.u.h01, t. to Is I.Pr .1441. Is tO Turnips p *Hand .I.kt to tit%