The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANICRI7PTOT. rfora Mr. Registrar Winslow. acting u Commissioner.) itE J►HE$ JOHN RANDALL MACKENZIL HAM.— ePPLICATION FOR RILLS' FROM CUSTODT. The bankrupt was described as Sir Jame' John Randall )L.;keorto, Bart, formerly of &Atwell and another plate in the county of Ross, N. 8., afterwards of Claridge's Hotel, 1, 0 . er Bi oak-surest, Grosvenor-square, then of Brntoe-street s ott tqu.re, and now a prisoner for debt in Whiteman rcct trison. Hs filed his own petition on the 28th u , t ., ■nd in the accompanying statement of affairs ,tttt'outes his failure to insufficiency of income to meet ruses, in consequence of the trustees under a certain of ateignment made by the petitioner in September, 1- 2, for the benefit of his creditors not having paid all the creditors, or the petitioner the yearly allowance agreed owl), alit front the rents of an estate having been 'fleeted. T. red aura are numerolll4 the list occupying several sheets of paper ; the amounts are not added up, but the total so re:vs to be between 5,010/. and 10,0004 Nothing is known of the Assets. The largest creditor is Mr. Claridge, of Claridge 's Hotel-9761. - Sit . . Lawman* supLertad the applicatios. There was en ti 0r0..0n, and the gistrar, after 'stinging himself that Le pavers ware in des form, granted the rakes. IN It 1111 A ELLIOTT._ The bankrupt, a SOMllericWeeper,rnßayswater, applied for her order of discharge. In accounting for her deficiency, she alleged a lose of 201. through her pocket being ked by some one who came into her shop. Mr. E. Read supported ; and the assignee having at omised his satisfaction with the explanations given, the order win granted. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Payne.) PICKJOS2 POCKETS AT ♦ ETU. John Stroud, 16, and Henry Oxley, 15, two respectable looking lads, were indicted for stealing a handkerchief the property of a person unknowe. F rederick /libertine, police-constable 544 If, said, between I nil 2 o'clock on Friday the 23rd, be observed the prisoners with another boy, puehiog against several gentlemen and thin. their poc kets. The boy not in custody took the Liiiii.erchiet produced and Bung it down, said said " Look out The prisoner picked it up. Both prisoners ran away sot were captured by witness. Tue jury found th Guilty. Mr. Payne sentenced Stroud to eighteen mouths', and itley to nine month.' hard labour. LITI2IBIVE ROBBIAT or OATS. ;•ert Dandruni, 18. Josepa Tuck, 17, &ad Jews Butter - 1, 32, were placed at the bar clamed with steeling two ,cks sod three quarters of oats, value Q., the property of If ..lir. 4.e - ,;rge Hedges was examined. He said-1 live at 137. High-street, Wappiog, and keeps granary at 269 in theism's street. I saw some oats in the street that had been spilt, sal suspecting something, I examined the trap door of the granary, and pve information to lospector Thomas. Inspector Thomas, of the Thames police—On Tuesday, the 20th. the prosecutor came to the station. I went to • use in Green-bank, Weppiog, and found the primers Tuck and Dundrum. I asked them what they were doing, and they said they carte Were to sleep. Clem by where I found the prisoners I discovered • large quantity of oats. Jeremiah Donovan said-1 am • Thames police constable, M Oo the eseniog of the 20th I went to No. 9. Lower t.ao•alley. where the prisoner Butterfield lived, and foiled in a cupboard this bag containing about • bushel and• half of Cate. _ other enclitics of an uninteresting mature was (ism The jury foood them Guilty. Mr. Payne senteoced each of the prisosers to sight miss du months' bard labour. ROBBERY FROM MI LONDON AND NORTH ONSTIRN RAILWAT COMPANT: Gc.wve Smitk. 31, nu placed at the bar chafed with 'tether three pain of boot" and other article' the property of the London and North Western Railway Company, hi =Latent. Elijah Copping, a detective officer of the London sod North Western Roil way,said on Wednerday,the2lat Sept.,he w.lit into the engine house where the prisoner was at work, and asked whet be had in his pocket. He said "Nothing." He then produced some nails from hi■ peeket. Witness searched the prisoner's house, and found 25 plough irons, six hinges, a table vice, a screw wrench, and two pain of boot., which be said he bought. They were the property of the railway company, and ought to have been sent to Bradford. A great deal of other evidence was given. The jury found him Oual'y. Smite's.. s six months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. • ROMAN PROPERLY PC.IIIBRED. RoBer King, aged 29, described u a stoker, was brought before Mr. Alderman Challis, charged with assaulting the police, and indecent behaviour to some females. City Poliorcoostable ohu Wi11y,372, said —At 10 minutes past 7 o'clock hut night, I was on duty in Farringdoc.strest, when the prisoner pushed up sgaiost me, and a gentleman came to =sand said, " 1 wish you to tete notice of this man, u he has been pushing against every unprotected lady that he could come across . ' I then watched him, and saw him catch hold of • lady, put his arm round her neck, and the other arm down in front of her. She was crying when she applied to me, and com plained that the prisoner had grossly molted her. I than took him into custody, when he struck me heavily on the chest and kicked me violently in a dangerous part. Some other coostables came to my assistance, whom be also as saulted. and it took five officers to take him to the station, dunog which my trowsers were torn right down. constable Gellatly's coat was torn to pieces, and his hat spoiled and other injuries done. This evidence was fully c.rroborated by Police-constable Cellatly, 228. Mr. Alderman Challis said the assault was so serious, and the conduct of the prisoner, which he regretted to say was 011 toe increase, of such • nature, that in this instance he would not think of iodicting • fuse, het seetesoe the prisoner to two months' imprisoemeet with hard labour for each assault, and had the lady appeared the sentence would have been more severe. BOW-STREET. Alf ACT 0? 0112111106177. A tall portly gentleman, of soliOroaA voice and demon strative manner, entered the court at a moment when the magistrate wu disengaged, and puabieg forward to the at • tomer, table, without waiting for the conduct or area permission of the officers of the court, proceeded to &deuce • complaint against a cabman, who had accompanied him into court, and was waiting patiently and humbly enough beside the witness box. "Sir," " I am sorry to trouble you in so petty a matter, nit is only a question of sixpence, but I am determined not to be done." The Magistrate replied that there Deed be no delicacy about troublieg him, as his time was at the service of the public, and he was perfectly willing to bear any complsiot in which he had jurisdiction whether the amount was large or smalL The applicant—l took this fellow's cab in the Regent's circus and told him to drive me to the Waterloo St►tion. I wanted to save a train. When I got to the station I paid him his fare, which was a shilling, end having with me • sixpeoce which was worn plain so that I thought it possible I might have some difficulty in mairag it, I gave him that. The Magistrate—What, • bad sixpence? The applicant—Oh dear. no, sir; it was quite good, it was only • little worn, so that you could not see the figures and inscriptions. I might have some difficulty in getting rid of it, but I bad oo doubt the cabman could pass it easily enough, and so I told him he might have it if he liked to try. He followed me on to the platform, and mid, Here this won't do for me! You don't call this a six pence! This is not my fare." I thee said to him. If you don't like the sixpence give it back to me;" but be refused to give it back unless I gave him • good one for it." As I had lost the train I wanted to go by, sod there would not be another for en hour, I said to him, " Now, as the trait is gone. I have an hour to span, end es I am determined not to be done you shall drive me to to the unrest police.ciourt, which is Bow.street, and I will still le beck in time for the next train." The Magistrate observed that the occurrence had taken place in the district of the Lambeth i'olice-court, where the application ought to have been made. The applicant mud he thought he was entitled noder the act to order the cabmen to drive to the nearest court, though it might be in a different district. The Magistrate 'aid that was certainly so, and if it was a matter that could be settled at ones he would not hesitate to deal with it, but if the distance was dispated it would be nommen to measure it, and it would be inconvenient to send the officers of this court to perform • duty properly belonging to those of the Lambeth-court. The applicant—No, there is no dispute about that. It is clearly under two miles, Lad I pa i d his fare, which was a shilling. I gave him the extra =pews at as eet of p aerositi.. The cabman (pvedseieg the gizmos, which was se worn es to preset the appearance of a mere Sat disc of metal)- 4 r:surreally. indeed ! to give me this as a sixpence, when he could not piss It himself. Jost look at it. sir. lA. laugh.) My fare is ls. Gd., sir. The diseeses is yards over the twn Theapialicaat—Oh, nonsense ; it can't be anything like. But even if it waa so. he has at all events had his fare. The esi. n genniee—it is currant coin of the realm, and legal tender. TheMasietrate— I should very much doubt its being legal tender. You may suppose that it is or was current coin of the realm, and that it ODCd bore the stamp of her Majesty's Pint, but I don't ems how you can tawdry it as a puce of ranee, at all in its trisect state. The applicant said he did not care to incur the loss of time and risk the expense of measuring the ground, but suggested that the distance might be sacertained from the tablas in use in the court. Compared with the receipts of the last year, the present returns show an increase of 5,4881. 9s. 108. ; the total sale of land to Michaelmas, 1864. is 368,800 f. 13e, 10d. The total withdrawals nom the formation of the society (Sept. 7, 1852) to Michaelmas, 1864, are 2.11,4871. Is. 7d. The returns of the resister of the order of rights are as follows : —Completed, 5,432 ; drawn, 3,234 ; majority, 1,706 ; total, 10,372 ; deduct rights exercised on estates, Ae., 7.787 ; to:ex ercised rights, 2,585. The last share number on the register by seniority is No. 14.813, end the last share issued up to Michaelmas, 1864, was No. 21,228. At the mud annual meeting, to be held at Exeter Hall, on Tuesday, Novem ber 29, the statement of accounts and balannesheet for the financial year Gatlin the 30th of September last, together with the report of the executive committee of the year's operations, will be submitted to the shareholders. The candidates tor the two auditors to be elected by the shareholders at this quarterly meeting, advertised under Rule 30, are the Rev. William George Goodchild, Mr. F. S. Hardieg. and Mr. Clemow. The committee have reelected ' W. Copeland Astbury, Req., mid Newels= Winstanley, Eaq., as their two auditors. After the notainatioa this day by the members of two auditors, the accounts for the past year will be examined and audited in due course. It is with much regret that the board has to announce the death, on the let instant, of Mr. F. S. Harding (the acoonntant), for so mealy years one of the auditor, elected by the shareholders, who was a candidate on the present occasion, and for which the Rev. William Good child and Mr. Clemow are now the only candidates. Three highly eligible properties have been acquired by the society since the last quarterly report—the Admiralty Navy yard at Deal (East Kent); the Southgate-road estate, Wood- green (Middlesex) ; and the Sandown estate (Tale of Wight). The Deal property, which was purchased after • 'pentad competition, at the sale by auction) (by order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty) on the 19th of July last, is one of the meet valuable sea-side sites ever offered to the public. The esplanade frontage is 800 feet, with a cm responding quantity fronting the high-road to Walmer and Dover, affording ample space for the erection of first-class villas, boners, hotels, and boarding-houses. A new iron pier, exteediog some detente into the sea, has recently been opened in the centre of Deal, else to the Navy yard esplanade, sod an set of parliament was passed lest session for the formation of docks. Houses for all classes of the community are already in demand. As the improve ments in this important seaport are extended, its popularity will no doubt materially increase. Whether for health or rezteatioo, owing to the remarkable salubrity of the situa tion, and the unrivalled panoramic view of the shipping is the Downs, Deal presents equal attractions. The Wood green estate is within • short distance of the station and of the Alexaodra-park, close to the Greenlee's, Horosey, and other popular localities near the metropolis. The Sunny. side estate, Sandmen, comprises a marine villa, with plantations, pleasure-grounds and ioclosuree situated a short distance from the church, in the Shaeklin road, with • footpath on the cliff. The property commands splendid views of a great part of the interior of the island, and there is an uninterrupted sea [rootage of about 930 feet. The new eastern section rail way from Ryde to Cowes, yin Ventnor and Newport, has just been opened as far es Sbanklio ; trains ran between Hyde and Sandown every hour, sod every half-boor from Sundown to Hyde. As • bathing-place Sundown is un rivalled, and has been iocresing of late rapidly in popu larity. The thirteenth year of the Coesernaive Land Society having been commenced on the 7th of September last, the executive committee, whilst coogratulatiog the shareholders on its prosperous pewees, are enabled to add thst its prostects for the current year are already highly encouraging. After the approval of the report the shareholders elected the Rev. W. G. Goodchild and W. H. Clemow. Esq.. of the Swedish Bank, as auditors. Votes of thanks werepassed to the chairmas and extcutive committee. Srooex Diem or A Bantus-rim—We regret to r ecord the sudden death of Charles Winston, Em., special pleader (Home Circuit), which took place yesterday after ! noon at his chambers, No. 3, Hareourt-buildings, Temple. The deceased gentleman had been staying in the country for a short time with hie family, arid only arrived in London yesterday morning for the purpose of arranging some of his accounts, hie intention being to return by the four o'clock train. His clerk was sent into the City to get a cheque cashed, and on his return he found his master lying on the Boor apparently dead. He at once called in the 'mistime of Mr. Broome, gardener . of the Temple. and of Dr. Brooks, of Fleet-street, who was of opinion that life bad been extinct nearly three-quarters of an hour. The deceased appeared to be in excellent health, and the cams of death is supposed to be disease of the bout. The inquest will be held this afternoon at the chambers of the unfortunate gentleman. I MYSTIOLIOCS DLSAPPZARANCE OF A POSTMAN.— During the past week much concern Mobile. manifested by many persona respecting the fate of the Challook postman, an elderly man named Sutton, residing in Regent's place, Ashford. It is said that Batton WAS drinking at a public house at Challock on Saturday, aid that be took part is a disturbance amongst a number of hop pickers. It is sur mised that he has committed suicide ; but although the police have marched the country for him, and the river Stour, the lake at Esstwell, and several woods have bee. examined, it is not yet known whether he has hung or drowned himself, for no trams of him can be foond.—Mrsid stone learned. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY ' EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1864. Ile. Murratroyd, the usher, assotey reformed to th e tables and found that the niessurament Wween t►. piste ia silt was not gives. Int by sanapating the Weans dintce then could be little doubt it mat erased two miles. The c►bman : however, said be would rather accept the shilling than, ' be bothered" meernrieg the ground. Upon this the applicant declared hiolf satisfied and left the court. The taboos followed, making some observation is en undertone about " beiag geoerous on the cheep.• MARLBOROUGH-STREET. • CONVICT= ItUROLAR AT WORK AGAIN. Williast Whavood, a lad, was charged before Mr. Tyr whitt, with borglariotudy entering the dwelling-bows, No. 113, Great Titobfield-street, and stealing a toilet cover, the property of Frederick Hoy, cellarnma. The prommater said that at a little after 5 that morniag, be was awakeaed by the ringing of a bell attached to • clothes line in the parage of the house, the bell having been so Hied as to give warning of anyone touching the ankles placid on the hoe ; and on gain down stairs he saw the prisoner. On asking him what he wanted he said he was looking for the water-cdonet. Oa eassehiog the place he toned that a toilet cover had been removed and put in the area. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the promoter said the street door was shut when he went to bed, but it might have been opened with a latch-key. Barna, the gaoler, mad the primmer bed creel times been in custody, and coos convicted of burg Sergeant Ellis Davis, 11 E, proved fi nding the toilet-cover in the area on taking the prisoner into custody, and at the station he found upon him two knives, • key, some loafer matches, and a large nail. Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner for a week. On being removed to the mills by Barna, the primmer exclaimed :—" That will do. I shall get the boat this time," the word boat being slang for traosporbation. Shares Shares I Quarters ending I In ' am- Total , Receipts. :proves. Nett& Shares.' Dec. 24,1865... March 23, 1864. Jane 21, 1864 . Sept. 30, 1564 . 1. 189 B3 , 252 15,223 11 7 118 ' 67 ' 1U 17,371 511 4st ' 618 • w.sdo 9 5 447 120 667 27,647 8 6 Totals for the year 'BM-4 1,166 931 1.517 31.242 15 3 Totals to StpL 30, 1663..1 15,337 4,174 .10,711 701,146 13 7 Grand totals to Michael-I MA, 1866 16,70 4,606 21,444 782.389 13 10 47, syn 16 10. 01 000 10 1:0,000 4,0001 I 1111,7001. 12, 1a& 6001 tk, 3,915 144 60,0001 10 16,000 20 20,0061 26 20.0061 60 40,0001 10 10,000 1 10 20,000 60 17,600 1 83 AOO3lOO 12,0001 25 10,0001 60 I 10,0001 10,000 60 111720261 160,8201. 82. 1/7,0001. Bt 10,000. 1 100 20,0001 60 100, 60,030009 10 , 20 1110,9751.1 70,000 6 40.0001 50 i9: 66 0° i 5,555110 60 4 , 000 000 , 20 60 10,0001 60 115,000 20 $2,0001 20,000 1 60 100,6001 10 100,000' 60 skew '7 110,000. 20 300,000' 20 so,cial so 160600° Iwo 10.600 1 20 26.0001 60 20,155i•5b 110.000 imool 6 188,006 ao 10,060' 60 88{.000l 10.000 , 60 4000 60301 1 2O 60.000 20 60.000 20 10.0001 t 6 1%600 10 12.000 1 10 40,000 60 10,000! 10 1 . 22,009, td le,"eco' be skooollos 4930' 93 _ooo' 90 10.050 j 276 187,1764 I 31. 40.000 60 10,000 i 2 $O.OO. I 40:000' 2i 10.0001 20 10.000 1 20 100 4001 1 20,0001 1 20.000' 10 23,000' 10 14,004 00 !0,000 .2 AuehirtillaalLMl BerfhtWaterworks 'Bombay Gas (Licata 'Drilla Amnia* Lad * 1. Kw Tel. (Lid British 1 Tea (L.) ea :ada .a. = .,(4) ArrIZCZProg. iL City °Maas (Um.) . . (Qom. of African Dar. IC) jCoranierdalC aiaa(La' eer:Q* DD 46d .. (L 'Continental Un.OasiL ■(LL 00 9. 11 . Int .roLvillut 'Credit nadir of itsuritins (L ) ,Credit Mobil)* ICrir pre lros Da. t it et=leb i Daman IL Indian Flaancialk L India Irrigstion, Coma rrd.(L lag and Ana lingliah&FereVrei Dog Alloottialflarta IL rioaseisl Corporation'. I Financial Dianount (L) Foreat. Warehouse (L. Gallivan ILialied) G.Crediti lia.of Loa. (L Oen. (Dann Navigation Ifornat:;otonLl 4(4) Iludeaa's Day I hap..**Ta.OdlAns.(L) Indlea Carrying 'lnternet Itnars. Soc. (L InternaLLnd Credit Italian int. (Can. Car.) C. !Js r. JcesteteetDbeeent(L) land Becartike (Lim) load. African Tradin Loa d. Load.Distr and 010/ca. 11.iL iot ride ) Land. Man. Leos Da New Taad.D. Danner C.(4 I Lest. hallow, *men Discaual(L) Lad. Provinetandarias 1 67,600,' 10 10,00111 86. 10.000 SO 10,000 60 17,000 10 w,aoo 6 I Iladess «l I _ _ Itlarine Invest= Int(L) Maneithis Laad,dic.(L) 'Maelit arta. Tel. (L) IlliUwail bon Warta Nandfand/CaLC. IL ) Seta:nal Olt Com. f ,taticrtud Flnandal (L L) ) INatlonal atoms Nay. (L) Neranddaooal I L' l.l Do. Now N.Taalaad T./Lomit( , !4.Drit.A natralarian(L) M.Brit. dllarcen. la. (L Novadoolaadi.andL L) Do. do. lOossa Marine Inman Oriental CominarelallL Oriental Financial (L.) l Oriental Osa (Liaallad) l Do. Neer . Orient- Olga I emiss. Jai lei SS U .lidsudltesses(L) !Otago& Biblawn's*. lOtiosass Plasseisi 11.4 iOtUnnas Oss (Umhad IPansawaLlLetessii(L) D°. New. PeellLie.faindstYla.(L) Peninsular & 0. Stains I Do. new ,Quebrada L, 11... 11141 : Illtronsey iron I Do. New BIoJ. City Improv. (L ), Ditto ditto loyal Maillitaan. • Scot. A wars. Invest. ( L smith, Knight. &Co. LI ,Soc. gays L.l, Ig. Africa& M. I La (W I ,douth Australian Laid, Submarine Telegraph • ; Tel.Construe.hYsin. (LI Mamma Davey bag.) 'TeasnikagsacrogAas.l. IT. L Co. of U. Canada ,Unitad IL Taw. Co. (L) tub *rine Loa ,1., Cows AssamTirs4Ln ' ! 'Ditto iiiii Fs 16,000 100 130,0061. 82. *OOO 60 20,000 20 lo I au as _e• i•iiiii WI 12,200 % 10.000 L St. - 17,600 100,000 10 1;600 10 00,000 10 30,000 60,000 30 13,000 10 13,000 10 10,000' 10 30,000 10.000, 50 rr a a imit r 4 . 44,.. I 4pa ldie fur Situ 2 i 1 die par I gen Idle per 22 U 1 1 Van Mermen's Land... Warrant finsaosrLita. WeattorlimtPacMeB •- - PI it Et IN 111 10(1_ 111 ._ ii "iii )7,3g1 "ii 1 04 0 414 .14 4 4 44pin414 , 2 1 ois . 1 . Is idts 14 111 It 1i le 11 I 0 31. 11rj1 1 11 2 1 r Tel 7 pa !.4 i l'ijil i a/7 LOB pat lel= IS Air IPM ical 11 tld o tor ia l I pas: pa 66 66 16 17 1 11 m, 1 . 6 17 pal all 1 - i :el lif:s I i di+ !!!'fl TSiii t i la 22 . i I If 4 1 • dk to it IS 81 Is SO poi Si Ildia 17 Si n 5 ut AO 79} U 24 1416 par 96 99 120 123 Tdls lido 22 4 r a OS SO .. 11 4110 +! 'h. pa Pia 20 0 1 Oldie 0 0, I $4P 10 10 12 It %pp i PSEFERENCB SWAIM. Midland Consolidated, Bristol and Birmingham, 6 pm FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, % e. Bahia and S. Franc. Lim.. guar. 7 per ant., 15. Dutch Itheoiala (161. paid), 14. Great Luxembourg, 94. PROVINCIAL SHARI HAREEM BiminitilUlt, OLT. I—Traimacted prior: —Booth Staffordahlre Rahway, 101. fa id. tcaah)—liirmingham Canal, 884 (cult). Closing I der : Great Western B.ruain4bam Guaranteed, 72 to 73 Midland, 121. , Flre per Cent. Pref.. II to 34 prem. ; South Stafford hire, 104 to lel ; Warwick and Napton Canal, 18 to 10 ; Hetv•mobton Railway Carriage and Waimea, third Rime. 11 to 14 prem. ; ditto, ant Jamie, 124 Mailers) St .Ifordshise Joint. Stock Rank, 11 pm. (sellers' ; Britian and Foreign Railway Plank 1i pram. (solters) ; llidlat•d Contract, 4 prem. Lathers). uceLle, Ogg I.— Th ree per Cent. Consols, 871 4—New Three per Cent Stuck, 884—Ditto for account (11th Oct.), 80 — Rank of Ireland (1001. paid), 215—Hibernian Bank 1151. paid:, (Ae.), Se—National of Liverpool (limited:, (104 paid). 144 — Dublin. Wicklow, and Wexford (101. paid) 8 per cent. perp., Great doutheru and Western, 4 per cent. pr. ilea paid), ay. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr =craw TILIGIAPH. ) BEDFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) PREPARLTION STAIEF:3. Tiiamphor Damemos ••• 5 rm. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. viola . Conklin Anti-Mamma ... . ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 6 ran. No betting. ENTRY FOR TOWN STARES. About three-quartore mite. of s to. _ _ _ Dagen, Lanes/4Am Witch, Brother Sep, Eunanena, and Berle. All ere here. BEDFORDSHIRE STAKES. About two miles. Tara of Luck, Lady Hylde, Duebsid, aad Sheridan are here. ENTRY FOR CONSOLATION STAKES. About Gee mile. All an h Hypaeb em oadriac, Taalor, Mwags, Bellboy, aid liawkilaw. THE CONSERVATIFR LAND SOCIETY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon the quarterly meeting was held at the Norfolk street offices. _ Mr. GIIONZIBIN, the secretary, having read the advertise meet conveniog the meeting, Visoonnt R►am..toH read the subjoined report of the ex ecutive committee : "The twelfth financial year having beeo completed ea the 30th of September, 1864, the executive committee, in manta' to the members of the Conservative land So ciety thew forty-eighth quarterly report, refer with metafic tion to the subjoined rotors*, showing the receipts for each quarter of the year just ended, and the totals same the formation of the society : SHARE LISTS.-4TRIS DAY.) Two dOsooi. The railway market is quiet to-day, yet prices are well maintained, the tendency on the whole being still favourable. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have risen 4 per Dent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1104 to 111 ; Great Western, 68 to ; Midland, 1291 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to 4 ; Cale donian, 121 to 122, ex div.; South Eastern, 811 to 824 ; Great Eastern, 444 to I ; Great Northern, 126 to 127 ; London and South Western, 93 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 106 to 107. Antwerp and Rotterdam shares have advanced, and Bahia, Dutch Rhenish, and Great Luxembourg are firm. Eastern Bengal, East Indian, and Bombay and Baroda stocks are also inquired for. Canadian lines are quiet. ORDINARY 81A1 AND STOCUL lb ' I PL I BAl"rara. I Cl re: li t•Z US • P•l°-daint• i; 1 11.111 . .101 WoLtSioneVsL 1 138 " _ I !Bnitoa,alasied,l ittLp. inriatol and anstar ;Caledonian ;Cork and Bandon Do. AI • nodtr. ma th I !Do. B Ip. is. lipoid to B. I D•blin and Bs lt Diundse.Porth,&Abd.Jo I i dlabargband and Glasgow s.llisliel = v isits= Ord. Bt. "i La K A111.14E10, :i Deem Noah otreollead GraetNortbers DaA I • rec. so dlr. un- Do.B jails. e. is paid lit Ot. South a West. aral Groat Wasters Da Wear VeLOss.Ell De. Soaps _ War. tio: iijiiii: 7 47 - 2i«ti I em Do. Do. Hereford issouldro * Yorkshire Loados sad Blackerall ,los. WOW, & &Coast laed"Mstka. I Doe !asthma limp! Wean. I Loa dant.SotithW eaters Limo Dun Mar-port mai Carlisle De. Do. e MIES Metropolitan Do. Yen ****** Do. :f.• Do Birm, 3 Derby . MM. fit. Ws. Om). Mid Moat Mid IC out k en,' Loa) Meth DADA Do. idlo.,Perth,Dosd If. Imioni—Borwiek Do. O. N. E. Pore_ Do. Loads Do. York Do. Coral* Do. Stock.dtDorilag Do. do. 186644 North Load= I De. New ...... , North Staffordshire N. & & Western Jame Scottish Central Scottish N.Y.:. Aber Stk Scottish Midland 'Shrewsbury & Weleapi 'Shropshire Colon iSouth Dena Booth Latent ,S. Yeeirsh. & River Dun 'Stains, Wohingtunotc ' Taff Vale 1 1.6 ,100 100 1 100 1100 I VitheDe of Nest& Victoria Eltn. & Pindko Waterford & Kilkenny Wart Cornwall W•flartlid. tiarb. & &L I tIRLTIBH eOl Sts. I Pd. I itAn.wAra ASlsotict St. Lawrisoe; 'lOO bom.Bar. C. 10.g.ip.0. -- _ _ - 6;, all Buffalo & Lake Berea: W ' Do. Freemen 1 6p. e. &Jo. Aug. 1,18721 100 Do. do. July 1,1872 j 1100 • Do. do. Jaw itui :100 'Ca/ d B.llaatatn6p.o. g. , :100 Caps T. et Dock g.' ! ' Damiora.7 p.o.per.pred, 1100 'Mon Deno! N. 6 d0..1 100 Lag Indian go. 6 do.. ; Do. J Itztoorlas_ 100 Grand Think of Canada, W 1 Do. Foulp. 11H ..,Op all , Do. let prof. Banda..! all , Da. do. deferred! I Do. Lad pre/ &oda sll .. ! all i Do Do. fed do.peat don Mock wrodi .. I W Do. do. defernid! a/I Do. 6th pref. Stuck I all 1 Do. do. dedamd 400 Drool Indian Pantile/Ala 10 Do. gem. 6 par neat. 2 I Do. New do. 1100 jet. 0. of India g. p. Cl. 103 1 DO 4/ pot °ea. 1 i Do all ;Gt. Western of C.anadai Do. Now r W' DoOp.o.Bdo poy.loTil an Do.Se do. do. 10774 Indian Branch, Waited 1 1 Do, New 100 Madras guar. o p. 1001 Do. do. 4 do I illo Do. do. 4.1 do.—i Ii ! Do. ADO liztosoloal 100 , Welb. Corp. D per 0 Ed all Moab. sod Hoboes Boy sD N.Eroo.dCeo.cloA& Bß 100 N.Loteon.Op.olotp.B. 'lOO Sciatic goo I par coot. :100 Do. Ddild di SI 111 1 11 rdil at as 111 IT 46 5? 146 101 •4 46 118 117 US 1117 lt7 us SO 91 671 4181 N 0 36 10 94 101 1131 111 44 GS 10li 1031 ss 40 110 1101 9/ 04 In en 104 104 1111 129} W 101 El if idl $5 06 id 156} 1066 14 SS 93 i .4 95 1111 9 10 pa 7 II pow 110 195 1 11 pm 75 7d 10f 11} 132 120 id 64 66 34 t 6 61/ 831 II 9 10 10 4 4 Po 9 / le Si 31 110316. 1 Maths prices. 66 3d "i 100* s i p. 4 41 -- vl - 444 I Da do. do. Do. Pian,isoo do Do. Lidos KL not. do un oh MA ii 11 4 i i 8 1 GO } 104 9 1 111 110111 1 vol 4. 107 6170 99 100 92 94 ISSi SD 106 i 04w BS Si 731 6 821 r I Paks. 100 i ioti 30 i 30- 99 191 W 100 !ar - 100 f 12 100 101 100 101 19 20 90 90 11 TS tO 02 66 66 96 67 SS f 5 46 SO SS St 77 SO 101 101 idle *d' par }pm Sit 100 ,II 1:1419 90 9l 12 SA f idis 994 , 104 92 OS 61 SO PS SD $ 0 30 P 3 I is - ii 11. B•NI3. U. - 1 811 .1 BLats. 20, lOC Agra& Masteniaies(C): 20, 10 Do. New ;keg NO 21.1. • 2,, 60 ; 14). Klf which 20 le pit.) : 10,444 40101144 a 10,044 ; 101 ; .11111ancaLoa 4 Liverpool' 10,000 100 . De. Nevi 100,000 20 Angto Agatrisa 20,000 20 Awl* halloo (Limited); 22,600 40 ,Australsala . 1,600 60 . Do. New, . ~. . ! 11,601 20 BenkolMitlaliColembis 10,000 25 hank of Egypt 6,000 100 Bank of London 26,000 20 Beak of Otago (Limited' 10,000 100 Beak of Queensland (IJ 10,000 60 BaukelVictorls,Aastrli 6,000 100 Bask of Malea(l.4 . 2m 60,000 10 Bank of New u. 60,000 . 20 Brasthan&PortugueselL 110,000 60 Bradah & Californian (I 10,000 60 British h. Ammar& 22,290 10 C. isiL Indla,Aua., Ales 7,000, 20 , Do. hew 20,000 26 Chart. )der of India.Ee 10,000 LS Do. New 10,000 100 'City 10,000'100 Colsnial 10,000 26 'oat. Rank of Inds, te 100,000: 10 Cosiselidated Bank (L, 4000 100 ,Contiesotal (L) 20,000. 60 last London (Limited 60,01.00 10 !Astern Esehangeadm; 16,000 20 Ysig.seok&Ausi.Chartit 40,40' 60 English and Swedtsis (LI 40,000. 1120 ' European Bauk(Limitedi 16.000. be • Do. New 10,0(.00 100 Illaduso.ChirmatJap.lL 10,000 100 Do. New 14,000.100 Imperial Bank, Waited 8.000 100 10. _ _ 10 . .000 60 1a.p.8k..f Chlea.tr.c..(l.l 166.000: 10 Imperial Ottoman . - 25',000 60 international Bank (Li' 6,050 25 Daman 6,000 261 Du. New .00,0u0i 20 land Mort. Bk. !WWI , 20,0e0 60 Lon.llli.onlesten,de..L. 10,600 100 Lod Bank of Seetlmad.L /o,oeo 100 1 Londoe and &Wham 6,000110 Lon.B.Arreedit. Pkate L 110,000 26 De. New, W. atl+y® 6,04 160 Lon., ho., se. mad. (L 50,000' 20 Lon. Cb. Bank of Anstri 10,000 60 Louden and Camay. /1,000 100 Lon. flateiw.Con.ltz.(Li 60,000 50 Lyndon Joint Stock 10,000 100 Loa. mid Northern (L ; 10,500 10 Lauda & South Atrium 6,000 160 Lam. & S. Western 50,006 100 Lou. d Westminster 10,000100' Mercian% 20,000 60 Mercantile & ratchamiL 20,000 _6O Do. New 10,000 We Metro. L Prow. beet (L.l 2,000 100 Midland beak (Ufa.) 10,000 100 Natloual of Ur 24,000 TO N. Pre. of Negri 10,000, 10 Do. dn. do ; WOOS 20 New Booth Wl/es 40,000' 10 New Zealand rINEITNI I 00,0114 ID North Western 60,461' 16 Owisinal Mak Cerporn. 10.000 60 Provlo.BankingCeria(L 10,000 100 Perrino. of Ireland 37,605 10 Selada.Pon).,l2Dellti (L 10,000 16 'Routh Australia 10,000 23 Routh 'Astra 11.102) 10,000 100 Nand. al IL 3. Atria& 4.460 100 . Do. do. 10,100 116 Dalai 01 listralla.3fee 10,000 100 Duke of tertian (Lim.) 66.003, N Melon al rosins No. M. 0.010.011 et, lihst sad West Wit . 10.0.9' 10 tirnerallnakimir an* 6,090.110. 99 Londovetn.ll9slarlo. 00 men 01. ioathamptou Asa 100.490 Voetesla MOM 111 DO. Now THE LAND MORTGAGE BANK OP INDIA (LIMITBD).-(THIS DAY.) This day the brat ordinary general meeting of ehareholden was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. Lain° in the chair. It appeared from the report, which was taken aa res 4 that the total applications for advances on the security of land in India amounted, by lut advice', to 571,8001., of which 132,150/. had been granted at rates of b. 9, and 10 percent., upon mortgagee of real property. There were applications for 346,410/. still under cusideration in reference to the titles and valuation of the properties ; a considerable portion of which would probably be granted at as early date. The cash balances of the company is India were deposited with the presideacy banks for employment in loans, upon govern ment securities, until such time as they are required for advances on mortgage. Of the debentures of the comproy recently issued, 38,0601. has been subscribed for. chiefly by shareholders of the bank— tad of this sum, 23,32U1. has been paid-up iu fall. The amount received on account of debentures teat present invested on government securities io London at 8 per cent., until required for re mitianoe to India. Oa the motion of the CHAIRMA2 the report was adopted. CROYDON FAIR.—(THIS DAY.)—At the reantup• tioa of this fair to-day there was but • limited show of cattle on sale; dairying cows continued to sail at high figures ; the store stock remained unsold. The large herds of Welsh ponies were thinned out; bulginess active and many sold. The pleasure fair se largely attended, and • mountain of gingerbread has bees (mourned and a forest of walnuts mocked. The shows are well patronised. and dancing forms a fashionable amuse meat. The railways from the metropolis are pouriog shoals of holiday folks into tbs fair, which will cooalods to-mor row (Wednesday). THE COLLIERS' STRIKE IN STAFFORDSHIRE.— MEETING AT BILATON.-A meeting of colliers on strike was held at &Woo yesterday. There were upwards of 2,000 men present, but the proceedings were of a very orderly character. Is was rewired to matinee the strike onto the masters pre the men their just wages. A second re quest tb.st the men would comsat to have the dispute masted by orbit/mica of the Ivaed-Lieutenaats of Stafford shire and Worcestenlairs, and the Mayor of Birodegbsin, was resolutely refused. The men said that they would play for another 13 weeks before they would give in. It was also resolved to send a delegate into Lancashire to the miners there in order to prevail upon them to strike, sod thus prevent 10,000 tom of coal a day coming into South Staf fordshire, ----- THE LEEDS LOCH Otrt.—Mr. Kane, the presi dent of the Gateshead Exesistive of the National Imo workers' Amocietion, has feet issued a manifesto and halanceeheet relative to the Leeds lock out. He wetness that the men bays been beaten, but says that if the men of Leeds had displayed as much courage as their brethren in South Staffordshire and Duodiran, in Scotland, he should here had to record victory and not defeat. He &titillated the failure of the strike to an unnecessary fear that Belgian • boo workers were shout to take the piece of the moo on strike. The halleoe-sheet, made up to S.prem her 21, shows 16,0071. 12a. 61d. received, and 15879/. 1 ls. 7id. expended. The Ant four items of income are—Gateshead Executive, 8,1511. 12s. Ad. ; Brierly-hill Executive, 6,6981. 12a. 6d ; Millmen'e Association, West Bromwich, 8001.; sod Amalgamated &Messrs, 1001. Among the men at the Swan Works 15,520/. had been distribut.-d. and 1001. to the Thornhill Lees men ; whilst 2151. was set down for railway fares. Abstracted from the general balance-sliest is a table showing a total sum of 4.2861. paid to men at the Seven Works, who am designated in the introduction to the abstract as "blacklegs." CRYSTAL PALACE.—The last brick of the Paxton tunnel on the South London Junction Railway was laid yes terday morning. This tunnel perforates the southern end of Sydeoham-hill, sod emerges on the higb level station ire mediately in front of the Palace. The walls of the station are rapidly rising , sod there is every expectation that it will be &jibed and the line opened for traffic early next year. Maricustsrat, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILHAT.—The total expenses of this company's railways, including recta, toll., duty, kc., from July 1 to Sept. 25, 1864, amounted to 92,9131., as against 95,5981. for the cor responding period of 1863. The properties of the South Junction receipts accruing to this company from July 1 to Sept. 25 amounted to 9,7421., as against 9,0211. for the eorrespmtles period of 1863; sad the expellees to 4,4501. es Winn 3,9701- MONET MARKEZ-(THIS DAY.) Two dams. The stock markets opened this morning with much firmness, and many securities soon attained a further improvement. A partial reaction ha since taken place, the rise having led to sales, hut the present quotations are still in many cases slightly above those of yesterday afternoon. Consols exhibit an advance of i per oent. in the price for money, while the price for the account is unaltered. Although this is the 4th of the month, the dis count market is quiet, and there seems to be an inoreased willingness to transact busi ness below 9 per cent., the Bank minimum. The 4th appears to be passing off very satisfac torily, there being thus far no announcement of any mercantile failures. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 65fr. 90c., being oc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 881 to for money, and 88k "seller," for the account (October 11). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 1, k ; ditto, for amount, 88k ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, k ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, k ; Red Sea Telegraph, 191 ; India Five per Coat. stock, 103 k, 1 ; ditto, Bonds, 205., 10s., 12s. dia., and Exchequer Bills, June, 15s. dia. Foreign stooks are firm. Mexican Bonds and Spanish Passive and Certificates have risen 1 or 1 per cent. Turkish Consolidie, how ever, are rather fiat. Some of the pre sent quotations are subjoined :—viz., Greek, 231 to ; Mexican, 271 to ; Spanish Passive, 34 to 1 ; the Certificat..., 14 to ; Confederate, 65 to 67 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 681 to 69 ; ditto 1862, 70 to 1; and the Consolides, 501 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 831, ex div. ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 811 ; Egyptian, second issue, 961 ; Italian, for account, 661; Mexican, for account, 271 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 774 ; Portuguese, 1856, ka, 461, ; Russian, 1822, 881; ditto 1862, 871 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 311, 3 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141, 14 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90/, 911 ; ditto, 1862, 70 ; ditto, for account, 70, ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 551 ; ditto, 1864, 444. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to / prem. ; London Financial, 7 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1 ; Ottoman Societe Generale, 1 to 3 prem. ; Anglo- Egyptian Bank, 3 dia. to prem. ; and Imperial Mexican Railway, 1 dis. to par. Foos o'CLocx. Consols are again fractionally better, at 84 to f, both for money and the present account. 75,000!. in gold has been taken to the Bank. The Bombay exchange shows a alight movement (ed.) against this country, while that at Calcutta is unaltered. The Bombay telegram reports money easy, and states that " great speculation has taken place in Bank shares." The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold yesterday at be. per ounce, showing a decline of id. The fall is owing to the absence of demand for China. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Lewine and Morris, in the American trade, who failed on the 12th ult., was held yesterday, when an approximate balance-sheet, prepared by Messrs. Harding, Mul lein, Whinney and Hibbous, the accountants, was presented, 'bowing liabilities for 50,7741., with assets eAimated at 32,2261. After some discussion, the meeting, taking into oonsideration the extremely uncertain character of the assets, agreed to accept • composition of five shillings in the pound. The Stock Exchange Committee have ap pointed Thursday next a special settling-day iu the shares of the Sociad Agricola et Industrielle COM. pagnie Anouyme Egyptienne (Limited), for bargains entered into on and after July 16. These shares, however, are not to be marked at present. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0531. over last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 1,5901. A call of 51 is to be paid on the shares of the Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Company (Limited) by the 27th inst. - - The 10th dividend, being 6 per cent for the year ending the tat ult., is announced on Norwegian Trunk Railway preference shares. A general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is convened for the 26th inst. The meeting of the shareholders of the Turin and Savona Railway Company, called for the 6th at Turin, has been adjourned to the 16th of No vember, in consequence of a sufficient number of shareholders not having signified their intention of being present on the former occasion. The mails rid Marseilles from Calcutta and Chins by the French steamer are expected to be distributed in Loudon about the 7th inst. With reference to the cotton trade, the following is from the monthly circular of Messrs. Truman and Rouse, dated the Ist inst. : The Liver pool market has been in a very unsettled eon dittos throughout the month, sad the teeleney of prices has bees almost constantly downwards, the quotatioes of yesterday showing a decline of 41. cm American, 40. to 150. on East India (the greatest fall being on Bengal and Swede), and 41d. to sd. par lb. on China and Japan. This great reduction has been brought about by the combined in. euences of rumour. of peace in America, a stringent mosey market, and an influx of yearly 200,000 bales in • fortnight; but the peace rumours are now dying out, sod the quantity of cotton to come forward will be much curtailed by the fall io priors, so that within the past few days more coefidence has been shown, and prices are becoming steadier. The re. duction in the value of goods and yarn in litambeeter has been proportionate to that of the raw material, sad the amount of business transacted has been limited to pressing wants. The deliveries of cotton to the trade from Liverpool exhibit a falling off, averaging 31,140 per week for the nine mouths, against 33,120 to the end of August, and 25,030 for the whole of 1863. The export also shows lees exam over that of last year thee it did a month since, being from Liverpool, Hull, and the outman 420,000 bales against 346,416, and from London 149,200 bales rimiest 156,800 is the corresponding period last year. The stook in Liverpool is 412,430 bales against 192,940. The quantity oa the w.y from the East Indies is 271,800 bales against 280,620, and from China and Japan 135,000 pieuls against 40,000 last year. This market has followed the warm of Liverpool ; there has been the lame difficulty in e ff ecting sales, and the current qualities of floret show a decline of 4d. to Id. per lb., China and Japan 41d., sad Bengal sad Scrods sd. per lb. Cotton stied has been a lmost noseleable; the only transaction reported dunng the put week being cue of fair new Western Madras, at 160. per lb. The quantity now on the way from all the Indian ports is 334,550 bales against 324.000 last year, 'while to continental poets there are 21,560 against 10,060. Prom China and Japan the quantity afloat i. 176,000 picula against about 60,000 Let year. The following are the returns of the Irish banks of issue for the four weeks ending the 17th ult. : The large sum of 142,0001., mutating of Aar. titan eagles, by the Scotia, and refined'gold, was mall into the Bank miler& ; there were no with drawals. The total paeo h aasd by the Bank aisle the date of the last return ix 269,0001., while only 10,0001. has been withdrawn for export. MONDAY EVIIIIINI. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 881 to for the 11th October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 881 to $. For money the last prioe was NI to The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, k, 1; ditto for account, Mt, g, k ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 861 ; New Three per Cents., 861, i, 1; Bank Stock, 2381 ; India Stock, 211 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103 i, >f ; ditto Bonds, 16e., 255., 113 s. die. Indian government securities were quiet. India Bonds were marked 255. to 16e. die. The Mara Exchequer Bills were quoted Ils. to 41. dia., awl the June 235. to 136. dia. The foreign stock market was rather firmer, and a number of the stocks currently dealt in closed at a slight improvement. Confederate, Venezuela Old Bonds, and Turkish of 1854, advanced per eent ; Russian Bondb of 1852, Turkish of 1862, sad Spanish Deferred, I: and Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, it. Hudson's Bay shares recovered 55., closing at 151 to I. Egyptian Trading have risen to I to prem. National Discount, Joint Stock Discount, Universal Marine Insurance, West India and Pa cific Steam, City Offiore,iind Fore-street Warehouse bbares were all quoted better. London Mercantile Discount, North British and Mercantile Insurance, Nova Scotia Land and Gold, and Telegraph Con struction were weaker. There was a decided revival of the demand foe the shares of the financial companies, and a general improvement took place in prices. Lon don Financial rose it. ss. ; Imperial Mercantile, 17a. 6d ; Credit Mobilier and Credit Foocier, 10e. ; and General Credit, sa. to 78. Gd. International Financial shares showed a tendency to fluctuation, rising to 1/ to 2 prem., but closing scarcely better than on Saturday. The closing quotations are an nexed, viz.: —international, 18 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2( to / prom.; London inancial, n to 71 prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amal gamated), 1/ to 21 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 21 to 1 prem. ex div. and new shares ; and Credit Fourier, 2/ to 2 } prem. ex div. and new shame. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares were quoted to die., and Ottoman Societe Generale, 1 to 1.1 prem. The Bank of Ireland ....I The !rovlncial Bank of lid --- — I The Iklbst Hankins C. espy Northern N orthern Bea kiwi Compsay • UlaPAr Boakkvg Com • liatioaal Bank Average circulatiora during four weeks ending aa above. 1.L6 and CDder 1 ~.t ai. pmenea ad 1,4211,900 94100 2,377.100 MAIO 447,418 1111,1308 37,917 Siallall /311,904 216,560 1 1194107 zsa,rrei ut,4sra bn,7211 660.74 1 e 1,114.465 avriataa ANOCIST al 00111 BALD DOZING 1001 WIAXI ni,cmot let WO I MIDIS(' AS L)OV& Gold. Maw. Total The Sank of Ireland 4ll, 10,(04 611,020 The Provincial think of Ireland The Belfast Banking Company 16e,063 111,11111 100,816 The Nor th ern BanktimOsathany 161419 14.494 146,019 The Cuter Banking Company 96,11 22,9212 117,042 National bank 19,000 U 2,260 26 I AP= Pull Par ilm 6 4 2 Os 3 6pm 3 12 pis 2 3 pal 4 2Ws 23 24 - i i dial li tii ii a icils - par - 41 411 gar f pen IN ii - 4 - 6 pm 1 tpm A par I 1416 tar 4 6 poi 42 44 - I lpm K I? 00_ Ti 1 pie' it I' I - i - i pal I 4 pie I 6 goi PO ll_ .. an l o l . l so I CL -Is 1111 IN el 0 TN WI MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two *Twos. The operations in the mining market continuo upon a limited scale, and prices in most in stances are without variation. Great Vor and East Lovell shares are flatter—the former at 291 to 301 ' and the latter at it to 8. East Orem villa are also dull, at 7+ to j. In the Stock Ex change East Basset shares have been dealt in at . 641, ex div., Nangiles at 25k, and Wheal Tiro lawney at 191. Yudanamutana shares are dull, and other colonial, as well as foreign, mines inactive. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. SLICOTNIO AND DITINNATIONAL TILIOLA/1) WWII °CZ OWN CORAISPONDMINT.) Corrom —Market rather bettor is WO* to-day. Bales about 4,000 or 5,000 bales. Coats.—Market moderately attended. There has tee more tome in the trade, owing to the short 'applies from America, and prices at wheat and cora ere rather better. Flour unchanged. Beam, oats, and oatmeal quiet. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SVGA& —Tbs market has opened quietly and without is.. ppooaetfsaant sales by private contract. Raised only a modiste bushier is doing at minions prior. The stook in Landes sow shows an mem of 10,090 tom compared with WI year, the present stook being 119,900 tam spinal 109,008 tom last year. Cowes.—The small paresis offered to-day most deist lad week's prima. Privately the market is Moody. Tea. —Tin plumb, to be brows►t forwent is public mho comsat of 23,116 packages, of whisk 19 688 are without... serve. Privately the market is dell sod inactive. Riot,-600 bags of white Bella sold at lla Jet. Poen& —7oa bar of Shampoo sold at Sid. b 31d. Ron is steady, bat missies are imparted. Corm. —The market is inactive, the offers being too low to lead to batinem. bogs mold for mob of 290. 6d., for so. fraction 61. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet. Tetra tallow is peeled 425. as. sea ; Petersburg Y.O. ea the op* 40e. SE. ; October Is December, 41e. 6d. to 410. 9d.; llsessebor t L 42a 9d. • Jeremy to limo, 435. to 411 s. ; Mama, 44e "sabers." SMITHFIELD HAY MARKEL—aqua DAY.) • Newer% Harvey sod Easton roped trade Ina at tie lel low* riots :—Prime meadow by. Th. 841. 108 a.; Glom, old, 100 s. to 1304.; straw, 28e. to 32a. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Tresur, OCTOBER 4, II A.M. B W. Wenn 30.41138 8. Aberdeen 110.44110 B.K. Iwlu Anneeeee 30.34 48 L Oreseseda 30.18 31 LB.L Galway Venetia •29.943 S.I. Cape Clear !fere 331 8 44,. Quesetoirs 19 8 A. Urerpool 70.91181 C. Holybeed t?, renabroka 30.14,4 e LS. L hosesll9 36.13 B.BIA Brea , 43 K I.lldort 4. 4 .71" 8. Reendort 34.73 56; N.& Ilsnoren llo.ou,Sui LAB. dereoutb 30.41:641 L&E.. rortamoreb 30.13,44 IL lootlee 30.0'44 L I.over 33.301 58E !reseed' learbervegb &LS' 61 S. K. Welds Beileolead 80.4344 __ I W.W. 7 & IL 03 L 6 RAZ. t Z.N.Z. 6 X. 8.1. 1 S.k. tit 6 6 6 1 L i, 10 LILT. 6 2...‘ i 6 . &NAL 1 6 i N Z. 8 Lb.& 'lO X&L 0' 2u 9. 8 12.1 6 Z &L • &Z. 2 N.Z. 2 L b 4 c,— ' —l` eb 0 1 - a I s $ b PIONAILL OS MOSTIVILI TIWRIDAT. L N.B. to S. t 11... fresh CoAffirs. Lto ft and LW . to Wong O.e. strong/1n places atm rain. Wirflin. As *bona F.E. to BR. Arno& some shoi itix;ii r . nee Itarrem. Bosterty to It.. strat, gooerally floc Burial. As wit above. NAL to &E.. trash to • roc& doe. Nortbarosuicottood. drostoessttreland. Wass. amt a& Isoss...lBl...outoses =dosttsd Channel sod Boy of Booty. Zoltan sslostward Itogbuid sad North do& MELANCHOLY &HOME& —On Wednesday mill leg lent the liar. Charism Eyre, of the Upper Park, Dedham. committed suicide by harigiaghimself. Dimmed, grip was it widower and 80 veers of age, was a gentlemen somewhat eccentric habits. Some years since he was the proprietor of three Liberal aewspapers, which printed at Colchester, bat which were essetualiy d et merged into other journals. Sinop that period = carried on a somewhat enigmas* farm, and had only reosetly, at the solicitation of some members of family, been iu.luced to consent to part with it ; It is said that the morning or: which the onfortuaate geode. seen committed suicide was the day on which he was have signed over the leder*. At all events the carom mane, moms to have preyed rather heavily upon thp deed's mind, and for some few days it had been &sea Deceinary to watch him somewhat narrowly. Os Toady evening, however, he west to bed apparently in healer spirits, bat it is supposed that early on the following morning he got up rod baying drained himself west to the drying droned, where be out doers • piece of a linen bee. He Masa appears to have retained to his bedroom, where, having fastened the cord 'on to the beadle of the door sad throws • noose over to the ton, he placed it tonal his sack and @tinseled himself. In this position be oss Bast discovered by ate of the maid servants who was going to his room, as was her custom every more. jog, with • jog of hot water. The deceated did Dot seem to lie quite deed whoa first dimwitted, and as alarm was at MOS glum, sad Mr. MiSISIS, surged, was soot for ; bet whim that 'oedema arrived life was quite 'Dillard. *a loosest was held upoe the body on Thursday afteremm. before W. Codd, Esq., enroner. and after the evidence bed bees taken, the jury returned a verdict of " Tompeesty tensity." Os Thursday Mr. Witbev, • gmitternau who bad only moistly takes possession of fiords* Bell, Rump. was dieoeverad deed in a poed upon the farm, baying, limo is every moos to believe, got there by his own sib—Bares Harold." I' Salm -124 43 2 42 61 id 10 id 16 10i Id 10 11 . 20i 2 ls 16k i 11 4I of le lb i:i lti 441 4 lb - 20 NI 7 111 11 1 14 as to Se SO, re 90 i e 4 ~Ye 't a u J is 3,7341,4:1 281,6111 '~ i 'f .1 ' k. 11' " i, 1 , 1 4 , 4 " fi