The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-15 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW -STREET. ADVANTAGE OF THE NEW POLICE UNIFORM • r.. Cona,r, a great stalwart fellow, described u a .• -monger, wee charged before Mr. Vaughan with .ting Police-constable James Boyce, 55 E, in Holboru. assault took place on Wednesday, but the prisoner , drunk to admit of his being examined the same day the magistrate, and the constable also was too much 1. the peculiar nature of the assault to be in :Pee. the evidence of the offloet it appeared that he wan .it in Holborn, between 10 and 11 o'clock on Wednee sing, when he saw the prisoner very drunk, creating • rbance and annoying the passengers in Holborn. urged him to go home quietly, and failing in this, • urd to take him into custody. The prisoner in seized the constable by the truncheon-case which, • ..r new uniform, hangs invitingly from the' and swung the officer literally over his is, carry iog him some distance, amidst the derision ughter of the mob, with hie feet suspended in the air. :ally the case became unbuttoned, and the staff fell the constable, who said be thought he should have salad. was released from his perilous and ridiculous • ,u. Such, however, was the strength and violence of -,iner that it took five policemen to convey him to the prisoner, in answer to the charge, laid that he was J .k. that he knew nothing at all about it. Vaughan, after remarking that it was a TOFF violent I.+r, y assault on the constable, fined him 40a, and It committed him for 21 days. CLERK EN W ELL. , ERIOCS CHANGE OF CUTTINO LIFO WOUNDING. ' • , Ann Irtah, a sweetaeller, of 18, Brill.row, Somers , was brought up in the custody of Willulgale, 436 a of the warrant officers of the court, and charged Mr. Ellison with feloniously cutting and wounding '. Wadsword, a corn dealer residing next door to the ,er. . _ complainant, one of whom arms was in a slim said ,st night the prisoner came into his shop, made a disturbance, and called his wife and children very bad ~. He went to the next door to ask her what she ,at, when she called him very bad names and sssspsratad mach that he struck her in the face. He had no ter done so than she made • thrust at him and out of Lis fingers in a very severe way. She was about • this up when she was taken into custody. He , of aware when he struck her that she had a knife in ' tod. defendant said that she was sorry for what she had 1 but the fact was, that she had a knife in her hand, • ..s her children's food when the complainant struck ._.I as be was going to hit her again she lifted her hand cent the blow, but not with the intention of cutting complainant said the wounds were serious, but he not have hit her had she not aggravated him. Ellison said he did not think that the defendant really 1,1 to cut the complainant. He should think it would ;rest deal, in fact a serious aggravation to induce a to strike a woman. He did not think that any man in • ziit mind would ever hit • woman. The defendant Mer be careful what she was about, and spin not knife. prisoner was then discharged. WESTMINSITS. A VIDOR% TROUBLE. n Vrlluh , aboy between 10 sod 11 years of age, was hl with robbing his master. tier the mule has been stated, mother of the boy, a very respeetable•looking woman, 1.113 is court, was directed to stand forward. Sells—Has your boy ever done anything of this sort p mother (bursting into tears)—Frequently, and I am I don't know what I shall do with him. He took a .og from a young person a short and I gave balf.a-crown directly afterwards to go and get some !. and 1 never saw him again for some days, till be - brought home in the most wretched condition, aid I obliged to take off and destroy everything he immured. :Ler time he took eighteen pence, and was lost for moms He hu bees away for a month at a time. Self. (to priamer)—Where have you been from the Esoner—About the Haymarket. r. ..olfe—Whitt have you been doing there? • ioner—Openiog nab doors. r. ...cafe (to the nastber)—Have you any other children? .e mother—l arc a widow left with nine children. This e youngest bat one. I hare dose the best I can for all. and am truly sorry it has turned out so bad in this Mr. galto—How do you pt your living Toe mother—By chasing at gentlemen's holism, and by to other work that I can get. Mr. Salta—You can do nothing with the boy The mother—Nothing. Mr. Selfo—The best thing that I can do for you will be to seta him to a reformatory. I shall send him for three !ears to the industrial school at Foltham. - THAMES. VIOLENT ASI9 , AULT BT A 'ON ON ma MOTHER John Carey, • powerful young man, was charged before Jr. Paget with violently assaulting Mary Hastings, hie !.other, who carries on • small 'mend business in Wapping. Complainant stated that for the last three months the prisoner and his wife had been lodging with her were supported by her. On Mooday last he was r•ry violent and assaulted her, but she did not Te him in charge. About 7 o'clock last night she was in !Mop, when the prisoner came in and refused to leave. • , 'equated him to go out, which he refused to do. Upon .plaioant insisting that he should leave, be seised bold of scales and struck her on the head with theca. He also re a pane of glass, and observed that he wanted to kill Mr. Paget—Did he strike you more than 000 e ? Complainant—He tried to do so, but I got out of the way. Ido not want to hurt him. All I want is for him not to inc sad annoy me. His wife has been compelled to take • summons against bim for en as cult. Mr. Paget—The complainant is very forbearing. Will TN promise not to go to the old lady and annoy her any Lore: Prtsoner—l will, air. Mr. Paget—lf I went into the ease in all probability I fLo:1,1 seed you to prison. I shall hold you to bail, and cmd you do not go to her house. The prisoner was held to ball to keep the pence for six :.oaths. DE , TRVATIVE FIEF AT A PAWNEROICZR'S.—(THIS o .l—Between the hours of 1 and 2 o'clock a firs broke on the premises belonging to Mr. J. H. Lem', • ;.‘v roksr, na, No. Dz, Brockley-street, St. Luke's, i ..t th.. dames were not extinguished until the front shop and c -ants were nearly destroyed, and the upper part of the severely damaged by heat, kc. The lose will fall :•• s the Sun fire-office. The origin of the fire is unknown. THE EXTRAORDINARY DISi•OVERY. —Yesterday i•-'noon Dr. Lancaster held an inquest on the body of .:,male child, aged about tee days, found under a sofa in tr.st..class waiting-room at the Great Western Railway urn,icus, on the morning of Tuesday, under the cirenm r,s..es stated in our impression of yesterday. Mr. J. S. of 4, Port ens-road, surgeon, said the child did not ,; sear to have been long dead. It was • fine healthy child, had been strangled by the ligature round its neck. 7 . . ere was also• severe fracture of the skull over the right 1 Jots! bone. but the immediate cane of death was strati. r.:ition. The coroner said there could be no doubt but ti.t this was as atrocious and cruel a murder as that of {:urge, and some endeavour ought to he made to bring 4u.ity parties to justice. In Paddington, taking its end population, there were more iofaoticides than in 4 , other district of the metropolis, and being a wealthy ; • the authorities ought to offer a large reward for the :tfrbension of the delinquents, for in this ease the probe was that there was • second party concerned. He ▪ --I adjourn the inquest for three weeks to enable the to exercise their vigilance. i VIAL EFFECTS OF STONE THROWING. BY BOYS. - morning information was forwarded to Mr. Hum • coroner, of the death of • boy named Thomas • .... a.e.l 11 years, who was killed under the following • • , ..tances : —The deceased, who was the son of • residing at North Woolwich, was a horse along the North Woolwich.rosd, when threw a stow at him. The stoat •-. the horse, which reared up and threw the deceased' • 11,, roadway on his bead. He was picked up issessible •.0.1 to be dreadfully iejured. He was immediately -red to the hospital at Poplar, where he died from the :ajuries which he had received. The police are r. is -twines to discover the boy whose recklessness t the sacrifice of the deceased's life. A. I PENT IL 11•NGING.—Yesterday afternoon Dr. _.•t-?.ter held an inquest at the vestry-room of St. • 44. Chancery-lane, on the body of Job Bartlett. an to a pricier, who, by allowing his mied to dwell •• o tiv on the CASs of Muller. came to speculate on the ••• of hanging. and while making someierimente, • life through • misadventure. It ap peared from the of sevens) persons who worked in the printing ' of llr. t hipereile. of Chancery-lane, in which the was employed. that they saw him about half ' • , Minid4y evening. and SIM I. was found dead • .r.rer before 7. Ever since the murder of Mr. - 4- -4 theugLts bad run in that FirectiOb,;ndofiet; the probable fate of duller he bad said ~.• . e L,niself Ithould like to bs Edward Ride. ..rentice, who di-cowed the dseased hanging, said ' ah,ch wan about his neck was not twisted, and was ". -1 by a single knot. His impreuioo, confirmed by •.., etLers in the same aloe, was that the lad was playing end that. as be was standirag on thick glass let Le "• ,, r for the purpose of giving light to the room `. Le might have slipped and become entangled in the Ile 'leo( a cheerful disposition, and no one ever so } "ul to be serious when he talked about his desire to be •;* TLe rope was plared in the room for the purpose •' 1 ..4 up the windows for ventilation. The coroner, in ‘.:"^ , at , p. inclioed to the opinion that the lad did not -ere. L .!Iv commit suicide, sad the jury, ad3ptiog the " , ett a the CW, returned a verdict of " Death from 17t1T1T. S. Z. to S.W. and N.W., strew equa ll y, galas U sm., rain at *lama As above. S. to W. and N.W., gales to trash, &ow- As next above. PROBABLE. 01 NORTEIMILI SATURDAY 00Ans. &SW: to R.N. W., sdeamp. 4 sqiudly, un ttio Immo. As above. SOCrEllalt. S.W.to N.W. and back. fresh to strong, squally, with show. en. UNRRA. All neat above. Cantlonary dgnals on all coasts on Wednesday morning. Northern =Scotland. Western= Ireland, Wain , and ad facsaes. Southern= EngUsh Mamm sad Bay of Slaw. tasters = itaatward Maitland sad Korth Bea d It is estimated that the population of South ampton and its postal suburbs is now about 70,000. Fifty years ago the population did not number 15,000. THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH ON THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAT.—This morning Mr. J. J. Blake, the coroner's officer for the central division of Middlesex, succeeded in discovering the residence of the man Powell, who was in the company of Emma Gallop on Saturday night , when she consequencemet her untimely death io of f alling under • moving train on the Metropolitan Railway. has not erred any explanation of the circumstances, nor has he given any reasons why he did not come forward to give in. formation on the matter when the death of the woman was made public, and a full description of her given in the newspapers. Powell is a man of about 50 years of age, and is said to have been in the company of deceased for some considerable time previous to their appearance at the railway statioa near midnight Deceased intended going to her must who resides at Paddington, near to Powell's. For obvious reasons the authorities decline for the present to make public the residence of Powell. The coroner's inquiry into the case is adjourned until Monday, the 3rd of October, but in consequence of the new light which has been thrown on the matter he will probably ap• point an earlier day for the resumption of the inquest. DARING ATTACK UPON A UrLNTLEYAN IN • CAB AT GLASOOW.—OK Saturday night, between eleven and twelve o'clock, as Mr. Abbot, spirit merchant, London street, Glasgow, was on his way home to Marvhill in a cab, and when opposite the amine leading to Kelvinside.honse, Gerscubaroad, Maryhill, two men made a rush at the osb, which was going at an ordinary rate. Ooe of them endeavoured to get on the roof of the cab from be hind, and the other made a rush at the cab door to open it, but this Mr. Abbot prevented by hold tog the door fast. The ruffian then struck dope rarely with his fiat "'at Mr. Abbot's head through the window of the cab, which at this time was down - but Mr. Abbot avoided the blows, and, seising a bottle ha bad beside him, declared be would split the fellow's head if he did not desist from the attack ; at the tame time the cabman turned on the other with his whip, and pounded away at him for a time, but was unable to put him down till the horse was started at full gallop, when he jumped down and joined his companion, both of them being left behind on the road. Mr. Abbot and the cabman drove on to the Maryhill Polies-office, where they lodged information of the occurrence ; and, in company with the polio*, writ aloof/ the read in the direction of Glasgow, when they pointed oat the two men as the parties who had attacked them. Thaw moo were taken into custody, and brought to the office, when they gave tbeir names as Robert Aitken, • moulder, and William Moodie, • paper-mill worker, both residing in MaryhilL—Caledonieus Mercury. "THE NEW ALABAMA."—It has been stated that a vessel, which has been for some time at Bremrhafee, was named "The New Alabama," and that Captain Semmes was on board with • crew of 300 men ' • but the them letruay affirms that the vessel has arrived from Bordeoux, sod has been purchased by the Prussian government, with • view of adding her to the Prussian navy. Her name was the Orme, but she has been rechristened the Victoria. _ _ _ BROTHER IGNATIrS ONCE MORE.—The Rev. Mr. Lyne, better known as " Brother Ignatius," of the Benedic tine Monastery at Norwich, has addressed a letter to a Roman catholic publication, in which his principles appear to have bean called into question. He says—" A friend having sent me your paper of September 3, containing some remarks upon a bock in which I am ►lludd to very frequently, I perceive that you have so far mistaken the writer's meaning in two or three points, that you have unintentionally made some grievous mis-statemeets. I believe myself to be a catholic, and a deacon of the catholic church under the inhibition of a catholic bishop who does not bold the catholic faith, and inhibits me because I do. I know that you entirely dissent from what I have said, nevertheless, that sense of manly straightforward charity which your holy religion inculcates will compel you, I am mum to insert this. In the first place. I utterly deny ever having been guilty of the profanation of attempting to adminiater any sacran.est, excepting holy baptism. I bare even refused to perform the marriage service for persons who have asked me to do so, although it is quite common for deacons in the church of England to celebrate that rite. I have never pretended to consecrate the hely eucharist, or to give absolution. I believe I should be guilty of most blasphemous sacrilege were Ito do so. Ido Dot in the least care to find myself the food of severe critics and satirists—l am very sorry they eannot find better game than myself. I shall be perfectly satisfied when busybodies will kindly let me sink Into my proper nothingness and pristine insigni ficance, permitting me to do my work without making such a stir about it. I seldom have time to see newspaper, and therefore it is only by chance that I hear of the many mis representations that are made respecting me. I have been requested to write to you, or I should not have troubled you with this letter. Benedictine breviaries are quite plentiful with us sow, though at first we were so poor we could not buy them, and bad to content ourselves with one which was lent to us. At Cisydon the brothers did in deed perform nocturne and lands under difficulties. It is otherwise now. They have through use become familiar with night offices, which are always sang here in winter at 1 a.m. sod at 2 p.m., in accordance with the rule of St. Benedict. If we are playing a game at monks, it is a game mare like the real thing than the real thing itself with you. I believe that you cannot be a real son of St. Benedict if you ►bregate the chief peculiarities of his rule, yin., the eight vigils, fasting always till alter midday. the observance of silence at all boars, and the recitation of the palter every week." Brother Ignatius complains that ! whereas his monastery is intended for Protestants, Catho -1 lice flock there, because Catholic priests at Norwich are either lifeless or asleep In their chapels. Sit. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. Closing prices. all Atlantic& St. Lawson, 100 ,Boin.Ser. &Cla.g.bp.o.; 110 Do. I Shane all Buffalo & Lake Hares! I all Do. Anteroom me aogi., Beant& Godwin& Op. a Ida. Aug. 1,1 R!! 100 Do. do. Jul) L 1871 ; 1103. Do. do. Jana 1,18761 100 CaL & B.Essiern 6p.a. a. 100 'Cane T. & Donkep a r. R Damer_ara,7 p.aPerrif M Bait. ftpl • • 100 LA 114140 60. 6 00— 69 61 We l 4 tr 4 Pal 10 I 6 l Do. J Ilztaision 1 L 100 Grand Trunk of poundal * a/I I Do. Keidpref.p.ll.l3„ap.ct * Do. 114 Bonds 00 m' Do. do. deferred: 1111 all 1 De. Ind preL Bonds DO all Do. do. deferred 10 all I Do ard pre. Mock _ 90 ell I Do. do. deferred DO all Do. ath •rst Stock DO all Do. defamed' L 101 10resi Indian Peninenla! 10 12 1 Do. gas. IS per cent El 2 Do. New do. 0. ISO Gt. S. cd lads 11.6 p. ot. 6. 1* Do at per owl. L 2 Do Nit all of Western of Canada 109 15 Do. New N sll I Do.flp. c.Bda pay. 12211 N a 4 D 0.6; do. do. 197741 15 2 Lau Branch, baited' 19 1 I Do. New I. 100 Madras guar. 6p. canal 4. 100 Do. do. do It. 100 Do. do. do.— 10 I Do. 111fth tank* 6. 100 Melt.. Corp. 6 per c. Ed SO all *alb. and Hobson's Bap 20 all IN.Brun.4 Can.cle. & K. 100 N.B..ofCan.6p.c.lstp.2. 4. 100 kinds. run I pry asst. IL 109 Do. Deihl do. * 2 Do. do. do 4. 100 Do. P 11616110 do 4. 100 ' Do. Indus Balton do JOINT IMOCI No. fi l .116220. - Ti 4 TS 80 TS 80 Ti OS 9S 100 OS OS 991 100 NO. 10. 1 BASEL IPd I CL prier. I Wee. 10.000100 Agra& llasternian's(L.) 40 1 136 10 - 20,000' 60 I Do. New (W. 30 p.) •40' - - - 10,000 , 60 Albion •6 1 Idis Ipin - M. 900100 alilanoelsm.&Llverpool. 26 40 14 621 3 10,090,100. Do. New 2O ! IS 20 A i - 100,000 50 'Anglo Austrian - 10,000 10 Anglo Italian (Limited) 6,1 Ws egm 5 22,600 40 Anstralpla I all I 72 74 I - 7,000 0 Do. New '3O I II 27 Ple - 1;002 20 BankotßritlgaCobliglgal 15 1 4 tipzia, 17) 10,000 26 Bank of = 0.000 100 Bank of - 16,600 20 Bank of Otago 11m1ted)1 6 , le 01dis: - 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L.) 10 1 2} lidle - 211,000 60 Bank of Vietoria,Anairla. 11 ( 38 40 1 -- 6.100 100 Bank of Wales (LW.) - 40,000 10 Bank of New Zealand " 8 1 71 811 01 : - 40,900 20 Bradllan&PortugnessiL 10 1 3 pmt - 10,000 60 Brglab & Californian (L 6 I die semi - 30.000 60 British N. Amerce, -. all 0 .8 - /0.100 20 C. Bk. lndia,Ann, China all 38 IM 371 7,000 20 D. New - 20,000 2.5 Chart. Mer. of Indla,dx an 113 66 - 10,000 26 Do. New - 10,000 100 City 10,000 100 Ceinallal - 10,000 26 Corn. Bank oilman, lc l2l 3 6 pn. - 160,000 10 Conseidated Bank (1 ; 4 6 tissm I - 5.000 IN Contluental (L.) ll 1 dl. par, - 20.00 60 fiat London (Idenitiso 6 1 2 pm: - NAPO 20 Eastern Eschange(lslo , 3 Pat 1 6011 - 16.04 10 Mo.BcoL&APLCbarbl all 19 51 - 40.40 60 go.lish and Swedish (L ill icils fpm - OAP 153 gurowan Pank(Ungted 10 - -pm: 111 ad 16.01) 60 Do. New - - pm. 1.1 10,000 100 libminan.Chlna&Jap.(L; 1A a 7pm - 10,000100 Do. New - 12.000 100 Imperial Bank, Usidled 10 '6 18 Pm: - 3,000100 Do. New 10,0(5, 60 Imp.Bk.of Citina.&c.,(L I / dla par: - 136,000 10 Imperial Ottoman lO 0 pm: - 25,090 60 international Bank (L )11 2 Spm - 0.009 26 lonian all 28 80 - 0.000 26 Do. New - 100.010 20 Land Mort. Bk. IndiajL 4 j 11pm - fO,OO 50 I.OIA lik.ofMezioo, _stall. 5 1 11 pm, 61 10,000 100 Loa Bank otSoeUand(l. 13 1 ells psr• 1.3 10.00 MO (sodas, and Brazilian „ 40 6 8 pm' 66 0.000100 Lon.B.Ayree&lAPtaba, 40 12 14 pm - 10,000 26 De. New, W. at 11 psi 6 2 spm - 6.00 100 Lou., Bur., &S. Staff. IL) IN par Ipm -. 50,000 20 Loa. Ch. Bank et Amitri.l all 20 U} - 10.000 100 London and Colonial (L 14 - -pm - POP 100 loodun and 001113 q - 6,000L0n. lianshg.ooo.ll4.(Li 13 Iclis 73 rpm - 00,000 50 London Joint Stock lll 64 46 46 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L ; 111 141 s ,m - 10,000 20 London& South African all 90 2 8 W} 0.00 100 Lon. & s Western dam. 10 2 3pm - 50,00 101 Len. & Westminster - 10,000 100 Merchant Mantilla.) l7l 7 9pa - 20,00 60 Mercantile A SzahmalL lO 3 4pm i - 20,000 60 Du. New - 10,000 100 Metro. & Prov. bank (1 lO 2 4 pm, 53 11 0 6,00100 Midland Bank (Lim) - 10,000 100 National of Liverpool lO 0 %poi - 10.000 100 N. Pre. of Ragland- - - - 20,000 60 National Bank, New - - - 25,000 90 New South Wales all 43 66 - 40,000 10 New Zealand Illnaltedl 1 }dis fpm - 60,000 20 North Western 6 4 6pm - 60,400 26 Oriental Bank Corpwn all 18} 694 - 20,000 60 Provin.BankinaCorp.(l a 1 di. par - 90.00 100 Provine. of 'Wand -., 11 90 111 - 57,600 10 Plods, Puni..&lll6lo 1L IS 2 Ilepm 12 20,000 26 South Amitralla all $4 84 - 10,000 26 South Eastern (Um.) 10,000 100 Stand. 114 N. S. LAO U 4 11 pm - 0.460 100 IMMO 26 treks W AnsWalin.New all 61 62 - 10.00108 Velma( lenient" (103)1 11 0 1141. - 81,00. 0 1700 ill Losaike DtlA/A No. 110. 1 DOOM 1 141 1 0. gnaw 1 Inlas. 0.066,500. 80. !IWO end West India .11115 138 US - 12.11041 10 lOreat Pleattng 2oett .1 I - ... -• 111. 5,678,111 L0nd0n5t.541.at600.11419 111 0 - 100,546• 0. Southampton - 500..0084 IVictorla lO 10 1417 - 6,00 116 Do. New 1 4 vv. .-.-, THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE or Rum= rusazAra.) DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ZETLAND STARES. One mile and a half. Gownmaan and Mahometan are here. PORTLAND PLATE. Five (wimp 152 yards. Argonaut, Adventurer, Welland, Gem of the Sea, Lady Chides, Gamma, Lady Louisa, Master Richard, Old Orange Girl, Minor, Sim:drainer, Luba, Flying Fish, Pupil, Bim della Queen of Trump, Rose, Antoinette, Yaks lathus, Finesse, Crytheia, Washington, Countersign. Ex quisite, Lady Mary, Tool Toni, Peignoir, Narboone, Doctor, Lytham, Kannada, Skylark, Olivia, Garza Lacks, Little Gentleman, The Warrior, Farnham, Syron, Lyra, Purity, Brown Bread, Wild Poppy, and Irritation are hem. CLEVELAND HANDICAP. One mile. East 1. - hwe. --- ixcheqtier:kiiiiiiaut,c;eenii;, Barter, Twilight, Principal, Donnybrook, Old Orange Girt, Blue Mantle, Woldga, Countersign, Quarantine, Cripple, Gaily, Alabama, Flying Fish, Newmarket, Stockowner, and An• toinette are hare. EGLINTON STAKES. T.Y.C. Guyophyllus, Victorious, War whoop, Wild Agues, Bauch, Brown Bread, la Meehan* St. Leger. Plantagenet, and Furze Chat are here. SCARBOROUGH STAKES. One mile. The Clera, deteeniliailer,;;;Fdrun . teriiire are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF TEN SOVS. T.Y.C. Enchantress, Oetregor, Knight Templar, Andra, Fleur de Champs, Doeford, Doge, Plata., Brown Bread, Frid►y, Exoellar, Bunch, Plantagenet, Blackbird, Wings of the Wind, Joker, and Olmar are here. ARRIVED. —Brumbam, PI Pte• I, Marigold, and Dol• HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES (YESTERDAT).—TaWiIaO woo, not Audaz. Error caused by similarity of colours. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCH. 15 to 1 art Gratitude (t) 20 to I Tattoo (t) 25 to 1 Caßrta colt (t) 33 to 1 Baldwin (t) 33 to 1 Giant (t) 40 to 1 Cathedral (t) 50 to I Cateh-'em-alive (1) WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TRITUDAT, SDITILIIMI IS, 8 A.III. L T. Nan ......,29.38 U P.W. Aberdiaa ... 29.47 50 1 5. W. Issis 1 20.46 54 8. & Ardr0raa... , 19.42 Ul B. 0remai5t54..119.34 61 8. Galway ..... 2332 53 LS. E. Valenti& .... 233458 &LW. Cape Clew .. 19.36 54 &W. (Naseellogin. L 30.261671 B. Uveepool B.E. Holyhead ... 99.63'66 && & Pembroke— 33.51, , u && W. Peaseaca 5.58;57 S. Bred ....... 29.65;53 && W. L'Orlant..... 29 65 61 8. Rochefort ...'2376t LW. Prm...2950i &&W. eriara h th... 99.61 581 LW. Peria/hOeth.. 29.661..; N.W. lack* ..... 39.66 SW S. D0ver....... 51.71 64 B.&W. TIII7OIIIII .. 29.67157 W.N. W. Searboroad& 29.57 51 LW. 59410...... 29.451 N.W. W. 1. - 11 W.N.W. - C T - L. — 8: -- cb .0.26 1 rb 0.11 6 re 1 0.50 1 re O.lO S re 10.04 $ ✓ 0.25 3 re 0.27 e 0.11 4 el- 3 oe 0.08 2 b 0.60 b 0.% oe 0.60 4 trc 0.39 0 ob 1.20 3 ob 0.36 2 ob 0.61 4 or 0.50 4 r 0.61 rb 0.31 - do 0.09 1 rb 0.60 3 ob 823 3 ob - 6 W.N.W. W.N W. W. 5.1.& &W. &S.W. W. B.w. 8.9. w. s.s w. &W. &S.W. a. SHARE LlsTa--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozooic. The railway market is firmer today, and the movements in prices are in an upward direction. Midland and Great Northern stocks have risen pet cent. ; Great Western and London and North Western, } ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and South Eastern, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1101 to 1111, ex div. ; Great Western, 67 tot, ex div. ; Midland, 1281 to 1291, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 1141 ; South Eastern, 811 to 1, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 1041 to }, ex div.; Lon don and South Western, 93 to 94, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 46/ to f ; Caledonian, 1231 to 1241 ; and Great Northern, 127 t to 1281, ex div. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are unaltered. Madras guara - teed Five per cent. Stock is inquired for. RDI NARY lIRI VI Al By I Pd. I sows a. cl i g vs t rerC ws Bales to I p.m. ointxazy SHAM AND nom. Isarra.,W *La Mane VaL 100 Blythaad Tyne all BoaaaNalaatrdok MAC 100 Bristol sad imam. 100 Caledoalan sal 'Mirk aad Radon all !Cornwall sil 'ect. •fA no Qty. anal all Do. D p. &_lspaid to & all Dublin sad/iJaae all 100 ,Nallabarshani Duadas,Parth,&•l4..lo glow, sad 11.Wra w . lal lo .OMS ad= Ord. St. ' Do. • nook 1100 I Do. Llapaik. N 0 .2 100 aria. Northotkotlaml 100 'GreatNcatiant 100 i Da.• J • tem ao tut• 100 Do.ll o.rpldß 100 OO. South & West (DC 100 !Greg Washers _ ea jai I Do./Itoor VaLCina.SUE 80..100 Do. loath walla 8t 100 Da. W. lUd.—Oztord St. 100 , Do. Do. Newport St. 100 ' Do. Do. Hereford St. 100 Uneaddre & Yorkshire St. 100 Loudon and Blackwall St. 100 Lon.,DrlOtn, .1 &Coast St. 100 LoodoNChatha.dcDo• St. 100 Loudon& North Wain. St 100 LondorktiouthWesiorn St. 100 ' Man..4het...t Llnoolamb 00 all llaryport sad Carlisle 1.11 Do. Do. nom K. 100 I Mattopolltan N.w 'ill Do. New 100 Do Dina a Data ill 111 d. Ot. Ws. (Ira).— all Do. i Ohms .. W lad Kant all Yid KeLt it (r Lbse) 100 North 100 Do. idlo.,Perth.Dint 100 'lf. Zielern—Derwlit 11. Do. G. N. Z. Pura.— 400 Do. Leeds.. 100 Do. York IMOall, D Do. i. Car Brock.& ilale Darllns D ' Do. do. 106660 11 j Do. do. 180041 1 100 .Ilosti London 1 j De. New ...... r KO North Staltordahlro 1 all X. et & Western Jana ,100 Scottish Central _ 88 86 1134 1W II f 81 811 II IT 89 Si 108 110 46 441 Weikitish Y. iilyer Stk Scottish Midland I Shrewstm7 & WslchpL Unice ra=o o soeW Esirnorn S. Yorksh. & River Deus I Staines, Wokingluti,&.c Tad Vats Do C Tao of North _ 126 126 138 199 127 130 99 et 1111} etlf 461 an 33 AS 100 103 114 iiii 64 IS 101 1013 OS 41 uOl 114 93 SA Re 021 Vi 121•11111 Sta. & Plait Wafteford & eur W.Hartial. Hart. AL I BILITIBH POI 1041 10S 1111} 12&f NI 100 61 66 26 16 100 1061 22 137 f 8} en i 36 i lee 9 le ran 7 Ow 123 114 1 1; pm 74 71 10e 11 180 123 ST SD IS VT 811 811 101 10$ B e 160 106 S • pm OS 100 36 36 - 111 10t 62f S : 28 1 -ai I 1024& WWNUL BOVILNXINT 111CUMTLIM. No. I • Swat. I Pd. I CI. pricer. I Bffilea. MOAN ..BittielCollailmoL,Un 1001 —•— .... .. ' Do. dm 1833100: •••• .... .. Can. !mama...ME& 1001 St N .... .. Do.o per at lab.itAng. 1001 96 96 . Do.ilperc4.l4r.t 100 94 W •••• 11.1 . 411111 .. Dab par ohJan.&J 100 92 84 096,908.. Do. 6 per ct. Ina Noe 100 82 90 11E000 .. 'Capon 12Hc4.680.611273 100, 104 106 .. ~. Do. do. 1880.4100 107 100 .... .. Do. do. 1800-1100 100 111 —• . Do. do. 1591'190, 117 NO 100,000'.. Ceylon. Nov.lBllB, ep.ct. 1001 101 106 160,000 .. Do 1878, do.. 100 109 112 100,000 .. llawititie 0 per ct., 1873 1501 101 104 190,000 .. Do. 1878 110 103 106 696,a00 Do. 1896'1651104 105 146,600 ...Natal Gov.' par cent . . .101 105 107 161,000 , .. New Enos. Glov. 8 pot ,1961 90 99 .... .. N.S.Wales tiv. 6 p.c.1805 11131 97 00 .... .. I Do. 6p. a 1871 to 1870 1001 90 98 .... .. i Do. bp. c. 1882 to 1802 100 1 951 061 — 11111,090 .. New Noland el per coot 100 INN& ..' Nom Scotia 6p. e., 1875 100' 99 IN 761000 ..41seensland Doc. 6 p.n. 100 99 101 lON .... ..itiliart.Oecep. &Bonds 100 106 108 —• .... .. Vie.Gov.timalamElsly 100. —. .... .. Do. do. 6p.c.Amilitoc. 100. 104 100 lOW NUTI4II MINNS. No. IN. I Wm I Pd. 10. prime I Selea MON; 2 .Cambrisa Com Odd. LI 1 1 1 ;Nei .. !Mimsa o I 8 7 71 ;/96' .. ICLitord Amt. SO 82 LI .. ice : Cam ('hr )1 i NO 600 — l.llllll . lalla am :. ,roat 13amst (Mops) ' 80 67 70 4161 .. ' Zan Condos 'mom so II VW Nat Caro Bras %mai :: Immo On 4,0051 .. IZ. W. lame. (Tarletk ). KIN 41 6 WM .. !rambler it N. Anhys. 1101 7 9 — I,WM 4 ' Orlin Lacey (Limited); ail 16 14 ENO; .. ,Great South Tolirss , 11a. 2 21 — 5,1191 .. 1 0. W. Tor (Helates) — 1 0 70 30 MON, .. Oraiiville I 7.16 lf 1,016; .. 'Harod'e Toot 6.0901 .. 1 Hispion Dowse I OWN 4 61 —• IN. .. illearet (Day NNW IN 6 8 9,009. .. .1141 U Valley IN is 4; 5 8 0. 80 0 4 Illsrldl Live Oro •• • • 1 1 li *I Ms —• 1,884 ! .. Itaagnes NO NO New Beton 700, .. North INekear 1 1 .1 111 81 6,900. .. N. Wt Beret (Mesas) 1110.6 4 1 1 0650 .. North Wheel iOry . ILO 4 — O,OOO .. Prosper United • 1 1.1.1 N 4 — 1.120 16 Providence (U. Lenin) 101.7 37 39 111 . lit. Caradon Clean ll 500 690 ON .. IW. Frames (Dims; IEIE9 411 471 9N6, .. 'Wray Park 111.17.6 IS 80 6.000, .. Ms Croft 1,0N4 .. ,W. Condos (LJakeard) 9 10 11 .000 .. 1114 st Chicanos 608' .. Wad Mos 671 106 216 :: 412 .. 11711. Hemet (Illogan ) ll 91 96 N 96 .. , Wit. Bailer (Itedrath) .1 10 17 19 kW@ .. ' Wheal Ludcoit MN .. i W.MaryAnn (Meolea) II It II .- 1196 .. 'W119.184466 sal 996 215 — 1,0170' . Wh. icelawney (Liak )I 11911 6.0001 .. Wheal Ulnas 1 a la if !ZEMMOL. nom. MONEY MARKET.-(7111S DAY.) Two o'CLocs. The stock markets today are firmer, the un favourable rumours which obtained circulation yesterday afternoon remaining quite without confirmation. The funds have experienced a recovery of per cent. In the other markets a firmer tendency is also apparent, especially as regards home railway stocks, but business is limited, the completion of the settlement engaging attention. The demand for money continues moderate, and the supply large. The rate for good three months' has to-day is unaltered, at ei to 9 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans on home government securities is rather higher, at 41 to 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at GGfr. 70c ~ being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted Ka to 88 for money, and 88/ to for the account (Oct. 11). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, 88, 871, 88; ditto for account, 884, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 86/, 4,4, ; An nuities, 1885, 14/ ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103/, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, March, ss. dis. ; ditto June, 255. dis. Foreign stocks are quiet. Greek Bonds are flatter, at 231 to 241, and Mexican firm at 27g I to t. Spanish Passive Bonds are also firm at 32t tot ; and the Certificates, at 14 to t. Turk ish Consolidee are unaltered at 501 to 1; and Confederate Bonds at 821 to 831 t. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 841; ditto, 1863, 851; Italian, for account, 66 ; Mexican, for account, 27t, ; ditto, 1864, 251 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 47 ; ditto, for account, 461; Russian, 1862, 871 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 3n, 32 ; ditto Certificates, for aooount, 141, 14 ; Turkish, 1858, 100/. bonds, 71, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 69j, t, 70 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 70, 691 ; Venezuela, 1864, 451, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; London Financial, 7i to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 2; to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 16 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 11 to Itl prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, 1 dia. to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Socio Std Gin‘rale, 11 to prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 2 to prem. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was again unimportant., being 1,600/. About 100,000/. in American eagles, by the West India packet, is expected, however, to be taken to that establishment during the next few days. The recent remittances from Melbourne will probably also remain here, in the absence of demand for abroad. The steamer Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought 437,5001., of which 242,0001. is gold and 195,5001. silver. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,059/. over last year ; the Great Northern an increase of 3,2451. ; the Great Western an increase of 5,5651. ; and the London and North Western an increase of 10,3301. The following is the report of the liquidators of the Unity Joint Stock Mutual Banking Association, to be submitted at a special meeting of the share holders to-morrow. Of a paid-up capital of 179,1961., it appears that 136,4641. is found to have been irrecoverably lost—a fact to which it may be useful to give prominence at a time when the disposition to form new banks is so strongly shown : I 16 ,Anglo.llencan Miag I 16 I Australian 16 I Anstrallaakt i alih . .. — • 16 iDarilnefaterwor u ldi 6 Bombay Gas ( 60 Britiah American Lad 81. & & I. Yee. Tel. (1.)) 20 British Indian Tea (L ) 14 10 ea Can na ada dlanLoa °wa n Pa nar(L) ID ,Ceylon I II 'City of Lo W n a .CZProp.a. 10 .City Meal (Um.) ~ 10 !Cam. otAbicanMer.(L) BO IConsunerelaltinlon(lna, ISO Vasoolidatod (LI I 16 :Continental Un.GaaiL 100 'ConatraciCorporatlo a( i II4 II,P 4 •LTiP.4 60 Credit Fonder 60 I Do. of Mauritius (L) SO Credit Mobilise OL 1017 Mal Palma U. I Do. Preference fil Do. p. st. Perp. Deb 1100 Libeountilorporatlea(L. 60 B. Indian Financial (L) 20 E. India Irrig.tion, Ac. I 30 IBaplismOomit Trd.(L 84 . ILI•c ag. iF I4 T•l•draPb 6 B and Am. C I 60 I Inglish&Foreli= 100 'gni dloottishltarin.iL 00 Finandal Corporation. 10 , Financial Discount (L) I 111 1 IreeeM. Warehouse (L. 60 'OeDlviu'a Lfml 119 D.Medit&lin.of Loa.(L 1$ Gan. Mesa Navigable& 60 Homo& 3olonlal Ae.(L) 111 Budnon'alay 10 'lmp &Mer.Cdt.Ass. (L) liners Carrying (IMai . 26 Rnteenal Irinan.Sue. (L) ID InternaLlaad Credit(L I 100 111 Ilt D u o 4p. Mg. (Cm. Cm.) . c. r. 23 JointiltockDiseount(L) 60 Land beenrlties (Um.l 26 Load. African Trag 0$ Lond.andOdedow MIL Lood.testrict Telog I IS Load. Man. Amo. (L, 60 Do New ' e Load. G. Omnibus C. (LI SO !loud., Ihllaa, nfre 114 m. 10 , Loud. Mr. Discount(L) SI load ProdocialMarims 20 Iladrea lreig.. & Canal Do. 16 'Marine Inveatm,nt!L, 20 'Mauritius Land,etc.(l.) 10 ' Medit. 'Men. Tel. (L) 541 Iron Works 10 Natal Land & CoL C. (L) 101 Natraaai DM Con IL! , 60 National Financial (L) 100 , National steam 10 NerbuddaCoal &L ') 20 ! Do. New lat 10 4 ID IS 1 814 4 44 8 84 g 6 SO 40 46 1 Of Ms Is m 4 iNeiveal * 50.000 II 187,176/. 88 40,000, 80 3°,220 1 2 20,0221 80,000' 22 10.0423 10 10,000 60 100 000 1 60,000 1 40,000 10 23, 0 00 10 10,000 60 10,000 6 11,605 10 8,1/01 8 030,0001, Bl 10,000 60 18000 , 60 17,000 10 MN? 60 I N.Zealand TAtLoan(L. N.Drit.Aaatraladan(l.) N.Brit.atlf croon. 10. (L Novadeotiao.andL 1. , i Do. do. (Omen Marine loam (Oriental Vermeer:UM ( , Orimittl Mandel 1/01 Oriental Gas (Limited] Do. New 'Orient! alandSteam(L) Otago d Stlilandlorest., 'Ottoman rinaselat ! L.+ ' Ottoman One (Unified ranantai. IL ateam(L) Do. do .... , PeellDv.landt Palm Q 1 )( 'Peninsular & 0. steami Do. New Trada L. R. M..(L 1 ,r. ._., , „....,_ 1 SI P. Oad Lim 1 dla par 20 9 sco 2 I dla 8 9pm 82 8a 102 111 108 112 par 1 pm RON 4.lii. 19.750 S soul 1 lepal 102 106 le le idll bgal idis Par 44 4 444 • di. rl3 131161iPin 3 poi Sl pal M; II I ail SS Ili I I 1;0. NA , ato J. City Iraprov. I Ditto ditto . - 1 di, 1 . 2 1i s piss' 7 7ipal Si Si II 1 dig 3dM piz, l it 19 10 I pm tar s ti l" I 1 Ora; I 1 din pm, it 40=1 The accounts of the bank, showing the amount received and expended by tbeboard of liquidatorsuat presentconstituted, are submitted to the shareholders with this report. The sash account studs as f ollows : —Cub received,lo,s2l/.88.41.; cash expended (including intstanding claims, 856/. 14e. 6d.), 1,1171.185. 2d.; balance of cash in hand, 9,4031. 10s. The known aid estimated outstanding liabilities animal to 1,066/. 10e. 7d. The cash balance as above will allow a dis tribution of 3/. per share to the proprietors, and leave a ' balance in hand of 7631. 10e. 2d.; the liquidators recom mead such distribution, after paying which they believe they ' will be able to collect sufficient to make a farther return of about 21. par share. Preliminary proceedings have been commented against two guarantee societies 'on their policies, guaranteeing the bank against loam to the amount of 4,0001. T%e claims are deemed' valid and equitable. Should the societies refuse a settlement the law must decide the question. At various times since the bank's commencement there have been drawn from its funds as "directors' fees ^ the sum of 2,9871. 7s. The majority of the board of liquidators decided such to be contrary to the articles of association. and cones ' to , quently an amount due the estate by its recipients—the minority differed in opinion, and it was determined by the' majority to submit the matter for the consideration and decision of a general meeting of shareholders. The clause No. 56 of the article. of association bearing on the point is as follows :—" That it shall be lawful for any annual ge neral meeting of the members of the association to allow such remuneration, being not less than at the rate of 2/. 2s. for each attendance to the directors for their pest services, or to fix inch sum as shall thereafter be paid an nually or otherwise to the directors collectively for their services, as such meeting shall think St." The directors drew out the following sums without the matter having been mooted at the general meetings, or par ticularised in the respective balance-sheets, consequently without the knowledge and consent of the ahareholden, as required by the articles of association. by which all are equally bound, viz.:—ln the year 1855, 478/. 165.; 1856, 1,655/. 17a.; 1857, 2991. 16a.; 1837, 3121. 18e.;1862, 2501. ; total, 2,9871.7. The minority contend that the intention of the framers of the deed of senociation was that the direc tors should be paid for onerous services rendered, agreeably to a rate therein specified. That these= in question were taken out under this impressioo, and that the adoption of the reports and accounts in which they were included, though rot specified, was virtually an agreement thereto by the shareholders. This meeting is asked to decide which view of the ease it will adopt, sod the settle the question whether or not the recipient' of these fees shall be called upon to repay them. _ _ _ I! T_dia Par - o N ID P , 90 79 173 1 19 17 pm 2_ Sz , 21 3 1 1 °ml t die par 1 414 15 1 79 40 48 79 01 IS 20 pm 13.114 13 30 8 9 111 " par 94 96 130 125 1 42 13 1r iiisi 7i A general meeting of the Dutch Rhenish Rail way Company is convened for the 28th inst., at Utrecht, and will be made special to consider the three following proposals, viz. : L To prooeed immediately to the eoustra•.tios tied the working of a jaoction line between the stations of the Dutch Rheuieh Railway and of the Dutch Railway (Hague lioel at Rotterdam. _ _ aoi - 80 ikaiii 000,0001. •0,000 20,00, 10,000 2. To apply for a ooacessioe for the °Destruction and working of a railway from Gouda to the Hague and Schavenies. 3. To apply for a concession for the construction and workingg of a abort junction IMe between Breakelea and Harmeles. The share certificates of the Imperial Mexican Railway Company will be ready for delivery on Monday next. - - - - ioo st. 60 so 60 !Rossi MMlStosam. Scot. A oat ra. Invest. ',L. Ronk Knight. soc.Plosa..Vegypto(L.) S. Atrkss hi. (L.' With reference to the market for American se curities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: There 'continues to be so active market in Loodoo for American securities, the chief dealings however being me laid to United States 5.20 Broads, Illinois shares, sod Erie shams. The 5.20 Bonds appear to be absorbed as fast ars imported, and aloes at an advance of one per cent. on lad wades quotation. As the final call of 10 dole. on Illinois shams is due on the 26th inst., the future dealings will be almost entirely in paid-up shares. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Console, which closed yesterday at 884, "buyers," for the 11th October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 88 to For money the last price was 874 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 4, 874, 88 ; ditto for account, 884, •, Three per Cents. Reduced, 88j, 4 ; New Three per Cents. 88i, 4,4, ; Bank Stock, 244, 242 ; India StLek, 212 • ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, I, 1034 ; ditto Honda, 28e., 20s . din. ; Five per Cent . "enlaced" rupee paper, 1011. PREFERENCE SHARES. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. Great Notibens, 5 per Gent, HO. India Bonds were desk in at 28s. to 20s. dia. Ex- Louden, sod Brighton Per coot guaranteed stock. 129. chequer Bills were unaltered, the March being Chatham, and Dover, 5 per mat' P r at , 97 . r i oted 16a. to bs. dia., and the June 25a. to 18e. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and Sac Francisco (Limited), Sunrnniend 7 Per i Most of the speculative foreign stocks were flatter cent, 151. in the a ft ernoon. Mexican Bonds fell }per cent., Recife and San Francisco (Limited), guaranteed 7 per Greek ,• sun, 151. Greek coupons and Spanish tee per Su Paolo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent. (DX paid), Cents. 4, Turkish Coneolidde 4, and Russian stocks lei. *to 1 per cent. Spanish Passive Bonds advanced 140 460.0001, 37,500 100,000 1000 00,000 00,000 60,000 25,.00 23,000 10,000 00,000 10,000 .WotaraatrallattLZ6i It. Submarine Telegraph 20 Tel Construe.tt !lanai 10 Thames& Mersey la. 10 Trost &Agency...l2Mo. LI 10 T. A L Oct of U. Canada' 6 Illnlted K. Ulm. Co. (L)' SO I Unlvsra Marlon Ina .1 . 10 • Upper A46=141(111 10 I Ditto SO Van Dleraelea Lod 10 warrant PlaancelLlts 60 Westlnctia&PsallkS L rdia — parl 41 6pm I Ps' Par Pfs 1 0, t 41.; I i pm' 2 pm: 14 17 i i 4 16 i 10 IWm par 10 2 2i pun iu the morning, purchases taking place for the new account as high as 321, but the closing quotation -311 to 32k—was only k above that of yesterday. The Certificates also improved in the morning, and relapsed to yesterday's quotation in the afternoon. As regards both these classes of paper the impulse rested with the announcement from Madrid of the I resignation of the Mon and lfalaverria ministry. In the market for bank shares there was au ad vance in Alliance, Imperial, London Bank of Mexico and South America, Union Bank of Lon don, and Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank. The shares of the Ba nk of London sad London Bank of Scotland were quoted rather lower. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 151 to 161, being steady, and Egyptian Trading 1 to 11 prem., being dull. Ocean Marine Insurance shares have improved. Warrant Finance, Nova Scotia Land and Gold, and Quobrada Land and Mining, were fiat. The shares of the financial companies were flatter, declining in moat cases about fe. per share. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. : —lnternational, 3 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 7* to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit (ami4s mated), zg to w prom. ; Credit Mobilier, 8 to B+l prem. ; and Credit Fancier, 8 to 8* prem. The closing quotations for shares in new un dertakings are subjoined, viz.:—Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), nto 3/ prem. ; AnglmEgyptian Bank, lj to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, I die. to *prem. ; Otto man &Mitt; Ga6rale, 11 to 11 prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, die. to par ; Bomber Iron Works, 3 to 2 din. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocc. In the mining market to-day attention is almost exclusively directed to the fortnightly settlement, and very few variations have occurred in quotations. East Grenville shares are quoted nto b ; Great Vor, 29 to 30 ; 'Wentworth Consols, 6 to 8 ; and Hallen beagle, to 4, being better. No business is officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no change. The second annual meeting of the Fortune Cop per Mining Company of Western Australia (Limited) is called for the 21st inst. 1 9eataßarb.lioldY.(l.] 110:000 1 dooltlehAnaboll. 11,000 10 let. Join del Ray 41,174: in tidied Ilerlean 00.000 1 I VallamsaeaGoldkUme.: KM, 1 IWorthlag (Wailed) .. 01. 0 100, 11 , Yadoaanatema (Urn 11111CILLAIll No. I 4 I Oolteenios. N. I CIL prism I Isla No. 186. 1 820098. IPdI CL pima ( Oaks. 492,011 , Bt. at.Egn.4p.4.11ar.486i190 89 91 100016' Bt o.Btha.,6p.alaittßl ,100 97 W 610,000 Bt. o.l l lstai.-11.31. —Os., 1 I p. el. Jan. It July . ... ,1410 07 99 618.000 84, iLenc.dak.4p.e..Jaelialy 100 97 90 1410,006 lit. I Los 4p.e.landJl2 100 96 98 1018213 al !L&N.W.4p.e.Janotlitlylloo 97 99 t1;664 al I Do. Se p.e.lan.&Julylloo 931 86e 169,710 at. 'LAll.W.,lp.e.Jan.ehily 100 117 99 .... ISt IldldiandAp.a..7m.elnly 140 07 80 .... I KIN. British, K. P.* D. 11.„ 6 p ot., lab. 4 Am_ 190 101 107 81,46 121. ,11.1Wm.,4p.r..JantJol7 100 96 97 .... ' ill 1500t.18.11.„4p.aAp..100 100 —, —it 11.111.1115 KO LL No. I W. I MINIM I Pd I CL passes. I Salsa 34000 1 Alansillos (Limited) 1 8 A I Pak 11ov0000 a 10 1 Asatrallan 7 Anglearmacid(Lim Sa Wm pm 1 7/000 1 Bon Aooord Cop. uni (llz an — 19.800 6 BraalL L&M.Co. (Um. an 2 14800 10 Cape Copper (Limited I 7 1 4p. 16,000' It Oapalaßilme( 1 1 i dim 12000 40 Cobra Copper all 29 31 19,000 20 Coplapo , Limited) 16 6 6 100,600 1 ,Don Pedro, N. Del 'jai i PIM 6pm 79000 1 .Dan Moruit..ftp.(Ura. i um*, a last Del ley (limited) i 1 n i 1 1 OHM 26,000' 1 Poem& (Limited)._ AU 111 4 10,000' 10 Genera an at as 00.900 i Kaponda (Limited) 1/000 Unarm an lie 10,000 Luntanian (Uraltad) II 1 OOD 101811 Marianna an 100,000 blame°, Brat.o.2L{L A 4 - 60,000 Psonlefilo Copper (LI 1 Bpm 10,000 10 Polite:and Barreled all 6 8 109,000 i 1 Port Phillip 1 111 .-- . 1 Santaßarb.GoldX(L )i 1 414 190:000 1 ScottlahAndB9l(lM9 1 el 11,000 ID M. John del Bey (Um. 11 1111 46,170, 80 United Marican (ILL at .... 90,000 1 I VallanasamOoldUm 2 3 Ipm _. m.o. 1 IWorlilag (Limited) 44900. 6 , Yad6aeautana. ( ka) all 4 00} ig IF iir 61 24 n 22 91 II Se 09 16 61 U N 49 SO 29 $1 27 29 1904 111 99 9/ 191 101 19019 H 91 99 94 edLa Paz 1 ID 100 n 14 SO DO K 110 90 FS 99 140 99_ 100 Tar le 100 01 00 MUM. 81 808 I Balsa 100 001100} COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPIERLLL AVE6LOIB. _. , 1 0 napat.glarlity. Oats. tips. fse. 1 rem August 6 4431 .0 M IS 43. 61,24 s 1.1 Od Ms Ild Ws ld SI lb 7421 e 74 Its 1141 314 6d Ws MAM id 27 4ft bdl94 14 ite 01 Bd tie 14 338 11l Sept. 3 10 424 44314 Id e 9tl Us 74 414 tams 114 gale Average Us 103 20e id 22e 41 35. 14 Ws MI 214 114 DlTlT.—Whast. NNW Ode, lyup, Brim sad Peas, U. DIAGRAM now= TNI 71.047R11T10N1 al ME MIMES PIM OF TELL? DOllllllO TM KC miss NAMED. Priam. - t r " — 7 l ' 42 7 .. 42 6 .. 42 4 .. 42 3 .. I=ll LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Ws swan= LTD arrtatiamonar. emsonarm) (FRON OUR OWN CORRZBFONDINT.) Them is more disposition to purchase cation to-day at the darlin4 of yostarday. Bales will probably foot up 4,000 or 5,000 balm. _ MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.-The market continues dull, and the limited bag. nem data' is at prices in favour of buyer'. The salsa =- chide 8,000 bap of cloyed Manilla. at 325. ilefised : Uwe is so little businem doing that prices are almost Cornet.-The demand for Plantain= Ceylon is doll, aid prices role in buyer's favour. Triage sold at 59e. to Mc ordinary and floe ordinary, 69e. 6d. to 76e. ; low middling and middling, 775. to 711 a.; good ditto, 801. to 826. 6d. ; peaberry, 81s. to Bh. ; native, 64a. Pd. to Ws. 6d. COCOA is doll of sale, at previous prima. Tea.-About 3,000 packages of new )facings sold ex Sea King from 2s. 64. to 2i. 10d. Bur.-A small pared of DOMIC&TS sold at the praviom price of ls. 7d. per pike. Sricsa at firm prices 300 bags of Pimento sold at 2jd. to 24d. ; and 70 barrels of Jamaica ginger, ordinary, 725. to 76e., middling, 79a. to Ph. Bice-F.compt a parcel of low red cargo, Esiogal sold at Bs. 3d. No sales are reported. Corrog.-The sales are too trifling to give quotations. Jong has declined 10e. to 40a. per ton, common qualities being toast in request; common to fine sold at 121. to 271. ba ; rejection, 10/. 10a. to 11/. 10s. ; cuttings, 81. SALTPITICS. -No sales reported. Cocumut..-There is only a limited demand, and riots of middling qualities show a thulium of 14. per lb. ; common aed fine raisin steady. Hoodoos' salver, low to doe, 28.6 d. to 3s. 44.; black, 3a. 4d. to 4a. 7d. : limn= silver, h. to 3s. ; b lack, 3s. 2d. to 3s. 4d. INDIGO. -The declarations for the net quarterly sales proceed briskly-10,Z.57 chests is the A, 624 200 is the B catalogue. TALLOW MARIEBT.--(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 41e. oat cub ; Petenbarg Y.O. cm the spot, 42a. ; October to December, ; December, 44a ; Jemmy to Minh, 44e. 6d. ; March, 43e., " buyers." METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have rather a larger supply of beads than on Thurs day last; trade is, however, active, and Monday's quo tations are fully supported. The number of 'beep is about the same as last week, the denoted is greater, and on the SMUG priors an bettor, Lambs and calves maintain Mondav's quotations. From Germany and Hol land there are 630 bests, 2,690 sheep, 469 calves, and 150 pigs, and 30.5 bests from Spain. rev stone at tilhs. n_ a. d. I Par stone MSibs. a 4. d. Best Scots, Heratila. 5 0 6 4 Bast Des& lit-hdatth 0 0 0 0 Bast Stiseshorne 4 8 6 0 Best Loop-w 0015.... 5 f 5 Saxon qua boasts a 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 00 0 • Calves B B 3 4 6 0 Do. out "born .... 0 0 0 0 Bast Dos& HIS-hreds 5 4 6 8 lambs Beasts at market. 1,550: sheep and lambs, 7,050; calves, 565 ; pigs. 230. sclkh cows. 150. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moan. Harvey sod Swim report treda slow at tbo fol lowing prima : —Primo meadow bay, 80a. to 110 a ; dower, old. 100 a. to 1.30 a. ; wood cat, 95a. to 120 a; straw. 275. to 32a, PROVINCIAL MARS MARKETS. Liwgitroot. AMT. 14.-81. s this day :-Caledatilau, IZS - mot North Western, 1115 11 105-Mancitinter, and Lincolnshire, 655 I 121 4 Midland. 3-N. B. Berwick capital stock. 105-Routh SS-Butch Rhenish. tec . -Spanish Nash.* 355-gargern Is Bask 'Llnuudl, 5 1-16 p.-Lirerpool Flamm ithnitad), 3-16 d.-Mereentile and Uchange Bank Limited), 31, 546 p. -North Western Bank potted). 45 p Marine :Limited), 5 d.-British and Foreign Marine !Limited), 73 gt-Maritinse Insurame ;Limited), 50. d.-Queru insurance, lic p.-National Steam Narigation Cs parry. 75 d.-Contsdrrate Loan, 113, 5,5, 3. itAsoniuras, NEPT. 14.-Thera was • considerable decline is ma, bat • fair businsin wisdom Consolidated Bask Limited), 5 1 1E -Great Eastern, 451 6-Groat Northern, A, 13e., 3-Greta an C O6l-illinois Central. '9O dols. paid, a n d Manchester oast, Bank. p. -Winchester, gbeffield Lincolnaldre, GNI 5 315 54 21 -Metropolitan, 1961 6 4-)i nto New, Jftls I I-Smith &stern. 615 5-iipanlals Bassives. 315 : ditto Certllleates, 141-London and 60. 5 ,4.5 5 p Marla% par--Grueral Credit. 25 7-16, p.-International, 35 p. . _ . •-t ontedr• ' Loma. BS -Brighton's, 101 i -..._ (Mints 1317911199RAX, 14.-Olouceder Wagon Shares rhanged hands at 111, and Birmingham Pinancials at :1 pram. Stour Valley shares were quoted 9 to 91-South StadorMhirs tallwam, 101 to 10 11-10-fthiningham Canal, 871, seller-Birmingham Banking Company, 321 to 111-Btrrningham Om, 1433, miters-. Wolverhampton Gan 101. sellers-Britannia Willa Guaranteed. to 1, dis -Gloucester Wagon. New. ,to IkPrull.. - SteiroP oll - tan Wagon, No. 1, 11 to 13 pram.-and Patent kilea, n to Si pram FATAL ACCIDVIT AT BLACIUMAIWERMuT..-011 Tuesday ow of the workines, whilst engaged ender the arches for the railway bridge, fell over into the Thames, and notwithstanding all assistance from a Citizen steamboat sod others, the poor fellow was drowned. The body has beim dragged for without encoses. Tug Ainunirs roe THE was MM.—There are now between 70 and 80 prisoners in custody awaiting their trial for offseason arising out of the late riots. The Belfast Quarter Sessions commence on October 21 • but, r usual in all cues of a party nature, the informat io n, will likely be returned from the Quarte r Sessions to the Assizes, as& as the ordinary gaol delivery would Dot take place till Much, we haws it ou good authority that a special orimmission of assize for the discharge of the gaol will take place moos after the October session. Mr. Manillas (crown solicitor) and Mr. Dunne (deputy crows solicitor. North East circuit) are at present to Belfast.—Nortters Wkig. The demand for Sunup seed in Massachusetts this year is usprecedented. One firm is Spr(ngfield hem sold NM worth is a day.—Boston U. 8.) paper. Pearl hunting is lively in Montpelier, Vermont, Over 1,500 dollen' worth her, been found iu Winooski River and its branches within, a fortnight —New Tort PAW. . Avg. IS Avg. tt Sept t. rept IL I .. Aug 6.lAug. 11.1 ~~~ . ...I