The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-19 00:00:00

• 1 aciarcised the letter to her in or "Miss Eldridge." I saw him again on the • following, when he showed me a chain. .01 me a pawnbroker's duplicate fora chain which Lim with before, andasked me to buy the ticket. h said to me, "Muller is shortof money,"thdasked lea. for the ticket. It is like the chain produced. examined. —He was lame when he left me on erenieg, sod limped when he was walking. He ,:ipper on the foot that was lame. ut Clarke, of the detective police, examined—l 6,, Victoria on the 24th August lard, in company Lenient), an officer of the New York police. She the bay, about nine miles from New York--the • -:.den Island. The prisoner was in the after part p. 1 took him by the arms, and riemann said, officer of the New York police, and you ~ ed with the murder of Mr. Briggs, in Erg etplsined the particulars, telling him it was _ _ :Lb London Railway on the 9th of July, between I ackoey-wick. He replied, "I know nothing about r was on the line." Tiernan* searched him, and v from his right-hand pocket, of which I took . . D. The prisoner said, "That is the key of my ~ n i what the captain said I want to No. 9 berth and bos,which the prisoner said was his own. I opened ...e key taken from the prisoner, and in owe corner of 1 this watch, sewed up in a piece of rag. I said _ , watch ° (it being at first sight difficult to tell what • and he said, "Yes, it is my watch." I then found - i maned), with the maker's name, "Digance, IS, Exchange." I said, "Have you posseeeed these _•lon4°" He said, " Yee, I have had the watch abou t „as, and the hat about twelve months." witness was not cross-examined. ..itfard—Upon this evidence, air, I have to request : . will remand the prisoner fora week. inquiry was then formally adjourned tall Monday 11 o'clock, with the understanding that the case - .1 be then completed and the prisoner committed for curious scene here occurred.' Owing to the crowded •.? of the court, it was found impossible to get the O,T out of the dock for a considerable time. During • ?:lap be had a brief conversation with his solicitor, but • puled during the examination had he evinced any .1 emotion. He remained perfectly quiet and unmoved, bis expression wu sad throughout the inquiry, . ying a seat in the dock during the latter part of it, ..kelp looked up at any of the witnesses, nor was there •. .* ;htest alteration in the expression of his face as their were called. eKaminatioo was completed at 2 o'clock. THE INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) morning Mr. John Humphreys, one of the .ere for the «auty of Middlesex, resumed at the Toro . . Hackney, the inquest touching the death of Mr. Brine. Siperintendeut Howie had the management of the co the part of the commissioners of police ; and Mr. from the office of Mr. T. Beard, appeared on be . • of the accusedlman, Franz Muller. r-mber of powering' bad assembled in the court and its • in the expectation that the man Muller would be - .ht up before the Coroner and the jury under a war from the Home-office, as it was known that she in : had been adjourned until to-day with that view. The tatioos of those present were, however, doomed to ..r;ointment. 7..0 Coroner said—Gentlemen of the jory, you may re that we adjourned on the last occasion for the pro non of witnesses then absent from England. They have - red since, but they have a prior claim upon them at the .0 aurt, and there is no course open but to spin adjourn o.;rt. I have at present no evidence to lay before you, to the absence of the witnesses in question, and I that, owing to the circumstance stated, I must now ..rn and trouble you to reassemble again. Foreman—Coder the circumstances that cannot be Jed. ..,roner —Well, gentlemen, I shall adjourn the court •• : tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. t..e court was then tomally adjourned. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) ce September Sessions of the Central Criminal Court commented this morning before the Right Hon.the Lord , or, the Recorder, Russell Gurney, Esq., Q.C., Aldermen •' Robert Carden, Gabriel, Abbiss, Waterlow, Mr. Sheriff ..en, the Under-Sheriffs, lac. The 6mi edition of the calendar contaMe the names of 106 .)nera. ine Recorder's charge to the grand jury alluded to only . of the cum the cases in the calendar being quite of ordinary character. At the c l ose o f the Recorder's the grand jury retired. and the ordinary Wainer ::.e court wee proceeded with. BEAT TYRE IN THE CITY.-(THIS DIE) DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY. i' , ..tween the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock thin 7.iog a fire broke out on the second Boor of the premier -Fled by Means. lullaby and Co., warehouseman, • ham-street West. These premises occupied not fewer seven houses and were also in the occupation of -r d other warehousemen, is:l.:lading Mr. T. Tapling, - in-manufacturer, who occupied the Bat and ground • - Engines were soon on the spot from parts, but by the time they arrived the • es were rolling out of nearly 50 windows, and the was so intones that the reflection could be rap all over metropolis. Conductors Lowe and Shaw succeeded in • .ri‘-ating a number of valuable paintings in Haberdsahens 1, to which the dames had extended. Floor after floor ' the premises in which the disaster commenced, -' - .-ging to kissers. Hillabey and Co., wars all legtroyed, and the roof burped off. The premises of Mr. Tripling, carpet manufacturer, comprising the basement, !Jet floor, and also the pound floor, are seriously ..:-abed by fire and water. The damage den* to Haber olei's-hall is irreparable. The houses numbered . 1! , in Gresham•street opposite are also greatly injured -e and water, fix. ; and so are the premise' belonging to a. Curtis and Bedford, the solicitors. The total lose ..:mount to m►ny thousand pounds sterling. Mr. Hugh :e•. the vrareboneeman, has had the ground Boon and cod sod fourth floors seriously injured by fire, s 1 ,- ,ac ., and the roof destroyed. nt• GLAD ,, TONZ AND THE PUBLIC PARE AT , -FITH. —The park presented to Farnworth by Mr. • Larne*, M.P.. for the free use and recreation of • - .I.:.bitaute, is to be opened by Mr. Gladstone, M.P., wrdneivlay the lath of October. In the letter in the right boo. gentleman accepted the invitation of :••.: • board, he says :—" As a genera l ru l e , l am to decline invitations from places with which I .reei.! tie ; but I should he sorry to seem to 7-:•• with indifference the munificent act of the member :t•gi." Sir James P. Kay-Sbuttleworth, Bart.; the .t. Egerton, M.P. ; Lieut.-Colonel Gray. M.P. ; sod ' . ••••!..n, M.P., will be asked to attend, and the day in %-rth and distnet is to observed as a holklay. 1 • Currox SUSPENsION BRIDGE.— W 6 under . " . - •• ••••••••••- th.r, es the directors of this work were unable to presence of the Prince of Wales to inaugurate of the suspension-bridge, they determined, at • • tneetioir, to invite Lord Palmerston to perform - n• aq, and they eccordingly have sent a oommuni -• r.. the prrmier to that effect. We have beard that a ititin.ation has been received from the noble lord, that if it were in his power he should be happy to • with the request of the directors : but no definitive • has yet come to band. The public opening ; take place the last week in October. —Bristol A !.1171:1! MEMORIAL AT HALIFAX.—An equestrian !!i• - i., of the Prince Consort, rant in bronze by MOM. Elk- Birmingham. from a model by Mr. Thorneycroft, e•;•ai, at a cost of 1,3001., already mimed by a general -• t';' .on in Halifax. was on Saturday publicly unveiled .keerdeeti granite pedestal at Ward's.-end, whither . l 'thteer; the corporation. subscribers, ke., walked in :• - -con from the Towohall, preceded by one volunteer ! ~01 followed by another. Sir Charles Wood, as a :• of the borough, and Sir F. Croes'ey, as one of the 'ember*. accompanied the mayor upon the platform th, statue. The Van. Archdeacon Musgrave, • invoked a blessing on the erection of the status. s -1 I'ING CARS OX THE NEW JERSEY CENTRAL `t.--Each ear can conveniently furnish beds to 4$ •. and seat • From the floor to the top the dor- . ".-r:r a are about ten fest, and can accommodate four eonvecietitly. For the extra privilege of sleeping • is made for the top apartment, for the second • itd fir the lower apartment 1 dol. 25c. The bed are of the finest damask, and when the seats which • he beds are tuned doom they form spring mattresses. • r alteroate department is • state room, with latticed ..- • ahich is a great improvement in sleeping railroedean. r-otilatiog apparatus is most complete, and through oar will always be cool and pleasant, even in the ", reacher. Every convenisuce has bees nicely fitted ti..• comfort of passengers. The woodwork is all of -. hxhly polished, and the glus is tastefully stained. •-r , ' also contain state-rooms, intended specially for the '• ,:on and convenience of theiadies.— Wadi ngton paper. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1864. SCIENCE AND SCRIPTURE. The Atheneum publishes the following corre spoodeses : Simi Home, Lower Claptoo, N.E., Sept. 5. Sir.—l beg to cell your attention to the aocompanynig declaration, now in mune of signatius among soieatibc men, which it is proposed to issue when a sufficient number of names lime been obtained. HAM you will approve of the spirit of the document, and the *arms in which it is expressed, and solicit the [avow of your *mature to be ap pended to the memoriaL—l am, sir, your obedient servant, CAPEL H. Beanies—Sir John Herschel, Bart., K.H., F. R.S., COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• MA RIE-IaINE.—(THIS DAY.) There was about an average supply of English wheat on sale her. to-day, in excellent oamtbYoa, Owing in some measure to large iris: of grain and flour from abroad, the demand for all kinds of wheat of home produce was heavy, and in some instances prices gave way Is. per qr. We were somewhat heavily supplied with foreign wbeut. Good and fine parcels were held cm former terms ; but the inquiry for them was heavy. All other kinds were dull, and lower to sell. The show of barley, both English and foreign, was tolerably extensive, and the trade ruled very dull, at la. per quarter less money. Malt—the supply of which was good—moved off heavily, at late rake. We have to report a dull sale for oats, at 6d. per quarter lase money. The show of sample' was rather extensive. The few beans on offer were quite as dear as last week. Peas were very firm in price. The show of samples was trifling. Both English and foreign flour was dull, end the quota tions had • drooping tendency. The arrivals of floating cargoes off west have comprised 16 of wheat and 3 maize. The demand for wheat has been very inactive, end, in some instances, the quotations have given way 6d. to le. per quarter. New Ghirk• has realised 365. 6d. W 37a. 6d. Marian opob, 38a. ; 13erdianaki, 375. 6d. ; Spring New York, 36e. ; and Amber lowa, from Montreal, 375. U. per quarter. In maize very little has been passing at 6d. per quarter less money. Odessa has sold at 28e.; ()slat; 275. Pd.; Dwell, 27e.; and Danubian, 26e. 6d. per quarter. A cargo of Odessa, to be shipped in November or December, bee changed hands et 29a. 6d. Very few tremor-Lima have been reported in barley, on rather easier terms. liked arrived 23 6d.. and Moldavian 22. per qr. For forward shipment, 22a. per qr. has been paid for Danubian. Byes a dull inquiry, at 254. for Ibrail. No beans have been on offer. Egyptian are held at 35e. to 365. per 480 lbs. Danubian Millet seed is nominal at 23e. to Yds. 611. ; and Syrian Dart, 28a. per 3, ll ,:o r p ta i r ii Linseed is very dull and the quotations have • • tendency. In warehouse, Bombay is held at s. to 675. 6d. ; Calcutta, 63e. to 65e. ' • Odessa and Ara, 63e. to 645. ; and fine St. Petersburg, 60s. per quarter. In the value of linseed cakes no change of importance has take° plies The demand, however, is somewhat heavy. London-made, NC lle, to 11/. ; New York in barrels, 11/. 10e. ; do. is begs, 11/. ; Western in bag, 10/. 10s. ; Marseilles, 101. per ton. Cottoned etkee, 'E nglish made, are freely offered at W. 15e. to 61. per too. We have no quotable clangs to notice in the Taus of rape. seed. The demand, however, is heavy. Ouzerat, 665. to 675. ; Ferozepore 60s. to 625. ; Calcutta, 56e. to 57a. ; and wild Black Sea, 3. to 345. per quarter. In cotton seed scarcely any bedews is doing. The nearest quotation is 71. 2s 6d. per ton for sound, and 6/. 15s. for medium (I°,litY. • LiIVALB Or 8/C=6—English : TUS6 642 ; rammed, 200 ; maize, 270 ; and sundry, 2,216 gra Fonda Tarts, 268 ; linseed, 6,144; rapeseed, 10,900; maize, 2,550; imadry, 240 qrs. Farman. —Oilseids 1,180 qm. uthut zst man. For Qr. OAR. I. Sketch. food Scotch potato Irish, obit.) „ black ?HI 111CLARATION. We, the undersignsieirtudso ta of the natural sciences, de sire to express our sincere regret that researches into scientific truth are perverted by some in our own times into occasion for casting doubt upon the truth and authenticity of the Holy Scriptures. We conceive that it is impossible for the Word of God, as written in the book of nature, and God's Word written in Holy Scripture, to contradict one another, however much they may appear to differ. We are notforgetf n 1 that physical science is not complete, but is only in • cooditioo of progreos, and that at present our finite reason enables us only to see as through a glass darkly, and we confidently believe that a time will come in when the two records will be seen to agree in every particular. We caoriot but de ' plore that natural science should be looked upon with sus picion by many who de not make a study of it, merely on account of the unadvised manner ie which some are placing it in opposition to Holy Writ. We believe that it is the duty of every scientific student to investigate nature simply for the purpose of elucidating truth, and that if he finds that some of his results appear to be in contradiction to the Written Word, or rather to his own interpretations of it, which may be errooeous, he should not presumptuously affirm that his own conclusions moat be right, and the state ments of Scripture wrong ; rather leave the two side by side till it shall please God to allow us to see the manner in which they may be reconciled : and instead of insisting upon I the seeming differences between science and the Scriptures, it would be as well to rest in faith upon the points in which they agree. p wards of 210 names have already been received, in cluding 30 F. R.S.'a, 40 M.D.'s, At. Among them are the following:—Thomas Anderson, M.D., J. H. Balfour, M.D., Thomas Bell. J. S. Bowerbank, LLD., Sir David Brews ' ter, Junes Glaisher, Thomas Items Jaws, James P. Joule, LLD., Robert Main, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Henry C. Raw- LIMO. Thomas Richardson, Ph.D., Henry D. Rogers. LLD., Adam Sedgwick, M.D., Alfred Smee, John Steehonse LLD.. who has kindly offered to receive signatures at his laboratory, Rodney-street, Pentonville, London. Collingwoocl, Sept.. 6, 1864 Sir,—l received some time ago a declaration for signature, identical with its wording, or at all events in its obvious purport, with that you have sent me. I considered that the better course was to pat it said* without notice. But since it is pressed upon me, and to prevent the repeti tion of • similar appeal, it becomes aeasstary for me dis tinctly to decline signing it ; and to declare that I consider the act of calling on use publicly to avow or disavow, to ap prove or disapprove, in writing any religious doctrine or state ment, however carefully or cautiously drawn up (in other words, to append my name to • religious manifesto) to be an infringement of that social forbearance which guards the freedom of religious opinion in this country with especial sanctity. At the same time, 1 pretest against my refusal to sign your „ Declaration" being construed into a profession of atheism or infidelity. My sentiment, on the mutual re. 'idioms of Scripture and science have long bees before the world, and I see no reason to alter or add to them. But I consider this movement simply mischievous, having • direct tendency (by put:hi:ward • new shibboleth, a new verbal test of 'us partimanahip) to add • fresh element of • to the &heady too dis cordant relations of the Christian world. I do not deny that care and caution are apparent as the face of the docu ment I am called on to subscribe. Bus no nicety of wording, no artifice of human language, will suffice to discriminate the hundredth part of the shades of meaning in which the most world-wide differences of thought on such subjects nay be involved ; or revolt the most gently worded and apparently justifiable expressions of regret, so embodied, from grating on the feelings of thou sands of estimable and well intentioned men with all the harshness of controversial hoetility.—l am, sir, your obe dient servant, J. F. W. Hinman. Opel H. Borger, Eaq. • Sir John Bowring, who also bad a copy of the game circular addressed to him by Professor Steohouse, made the following reply, declining to subscribe it : Clermont, Exeter, August 27. Dear Sir,—ln the general spirit of the document to which say adhesion is asked I cordially concur. That all truths must ultimately harmonise—that one truth cannot be Moon *Went with another truth, are propositioas—axioma, rather —which cannot be oontested ; to proclaim an approval of them is as much a work of supererogation as it would be to publish an avowal of agreement with the demonstration of a mathematical problem. But it appease to me the period has arrived when we should endeavour to emancipate ourselves from the tyranny of all dogmatising creeds—all enforced contentions, all foregone conclusions, all compromising declarations ; perseveringly carrying out to their necessary consequences our own investigations and convictions. and encouraging others to exercise the same right, and discharge the lams duty. Ido not know how the course of truth and the interests of religion can be better served than by allow ing the utmost latitude to inquiry. It is not possible —nor, if possible, desirable—to prevent comparwoos between the historical revelations of the pad and the scientific discoveries of the present time. The Bible must be brought into the • , broad daylight—out of the darkness to which ancient an thority condemned it ; it moat be tested by inquiring knowledge, and taken front the custody of co n teoding ignorance ; it must be cleared from its cobwebs, and purged from its corruptions. Nothing Is ought reasonably to satisfy those who believe ; nothing more can fairly be demanded by those who doubt ; but thus much may be asked in the interest of all. There is no "presumption" in giving to the world conclusions soberly, seriously, and reverently formed, be those conclusions what they may. The beet resting-plaoe for "faith," or hope, or comfort, will, after all, be found in allowing to the intel lectual faculties with which God has blessed us their widest influence and action over the whole field of thought. By "proving all things" we shall be able to "hold fast that which is good, and we may be fully assured that the great verities which have stood the storms and shocks of agitated centuries will remain unbroken through comitg ages—l am, dear sir, your obedient, bumble servant, JOHN Professor Stenhouse, F.R.S., London. Joas 80% THE CROWN PRINCE OF ITALY.—His Royal Highness Prince Humbert, with the Italian Minister and ruite, arrived at the Italian Legation in Grosvenor-street, on Saturday, from Doncaster and • tour in the north. On leaving Dosimeter on Thursday morning, his royal highness visited York Minstar, and after wards went to Mahon and Beverley, with • view, we believe, of purchasing some of the beet breed of English bongs. On Friday he stayed at Rugby, and on his way to town, the following day, he visited Baron and Baronies de Rothschild, at Mentmore. The Prince and his suite, together with other members of the legation, dined with the Marquis D'Azeglio in the evening. His royal highness the Duke of Chartres called personally on Prince Humbert, at the legation, on Saturday, and among other vioitors were the Swedish Ambassador, M. de Bille, &c. Yesterday morning, Prince Humbert, accompanied by the Italian Minister, and all the members of hie suite, attended high mass at the Italian church, Hatton-wall. In the afternoon they went to Hampton Court, and afterwards to the Royal Botanical Gardens, at Kew, where they peened several hours. In the evening his royal highness dined with the Marquis d'Azeglio, at the Italian legation in Grosvenor-street, The Portugeas Minister and the Marchioness de Germano joined the circle; coven were laid for six. On Saturday evening a banquet was given at the Guildhall by the Mayor of Bath to Sir Charles Lyell, pre sident of the British Association. Upwards of 200 guests were invited, sad among those present were: Dr. Coteau), Bishop of Natal ; Sir Charles Style, Bart. ; Sir IL Hut chison, Viscount Milton, Mr. W. Gore Langton, H.P.; Mr. T. P. Jose. mayor of Bristol, the Dean of Cork, Sir W. Jardine, Sir John Bowing, the Earl of Cork, Sir E. Strachey, Sir W. Armstrong, Earl Nelson, the Dean of Hereford, Mr. Tite, M.P., Major-General Sir A. Scott Waugh, Admiral Sir E. Belcher, the Dean of Cashel, Sir 13. Brodie, Bart.. Sir W. Logan, Sir H. Rawlioson, Cr. Livingstone, Sir T. Deicer. Mr. W. Fairbairn, and Mr. Scott Russell. The elegant henquetting ball, which was very tastefully decorated, presented a roost brilliant appearance. The third ascension of the balloon Ge'aut is to take place at Brawls on the 26th instant. Nader started from Paris on Friday to superintend the prepa rations for the event, which will be witnessed by the crowds assembled to celebrate the national fete. AU the notabilities of Brunel' appear to intend to exhibit themselves in the character of aeronauts. The burgo master, one of the King of the Belgians aides-de-camp, as well as the aide-de-camp of the Kiog of Hanover, several savants, and some others, perhaps not very wise, ars to escort a Russian lady of high, rank whose good pleasure it is to travel in cloud-land. Though it will be the cried of the equinoctial gales, Naar, nothing daunted, says that as long as be has gas above and earth beneath be will sail on. The British Prince, a 6ne vessel of 1,275 tons, built for the British Shipowners Association, was lEnsched on Saturday from th e building-yard of Messrs. J. R. Clover and Co., Woodside. REPRESENTATION OP HONITON.— Tbe liberals mess to contest the second seat for this borough —a Mr. Richards. from Wales. betas the osedidate expectant. Western Taw. leeY. Stock on hand this day 36,714 I 42,615 Dell,very .. l24 week ' 1.653 toe. Ditto - from Id Jane . • 23.390 16.7 . 68 Arrival LA week I ?,4i2 3.587 Ditto from Ist Jose rdoeY.C.ou tbe spot tale darcert 484. di. 43.. 9d. Ditto Town lad Priddy 41,319 1,306 1 ti,ttl.s .5a3 15,283 41$. LAL 44. 3d. Arrival tot the week ending Sept Pia Mat year, Uhl casks, and delivery 1,787 cask.. The arrival last week comprised 167 Australia, 56 South America, and 330 other places; total, 543 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There are a few more than on Monday last. The trade is brisk, and late prices are fully maintained. The number of sheep is about the game u last week. The dowsed is good, and prices have advanced. quite 2d. per 811 m. Choicest calves are also rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 3,190 beasts, 7,830 ■beep. 390 Cldeel, sod 200 pigs. Scotland, 54 beasts ; Ireland, 480 ; and 2,610 for the Northern and Midland Counties. Per sloes. of Bib. r. t s. J. Par dons of Vbs. S. L s. d. Beet Scrota, Heralds. 5 2 6 4 l Boot Lend lif-bdsalt 0 0 0 0 Best Short-boons 4 10 5 2, Bost Loog-w0015.... 6 2 5 6 Sawed quaL boosts 3 4 40 I Do. do. %born .... 00 0 Calves 1" , 01 Das& Illf-brads 5 6 5 B, Lambs II tate at market, 6,te10 ; thi fib; Ptia. b3O. seep and lambs, 24.830 ; calves, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIB DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a ver► active demand for all descriptions of the new growth of hop. at gradually advancing prizes. Currency : Rid. and Piet Kenta, 120 a., 150 e., 180 s, ; Farnham. 150 s. to NON. ; Wea ld Keats, 80s., 110 s., 140 s. ; Sussex, 2404., 110 e., 130 a. SHARE LINTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoos. The railway market is inactive, with little homi ness, and the tendency of prices is slightly un favourable. With the exception however, of a reduction, ranging from to per cent., in Metropolitan, London and uth Western, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, the princi pal stocks are unchanged. London and North Western stock is now quoted 111 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 884 to 1, ex div. Midland, 1294 to f, ex div. ; Lincashire and Yorkshire, 114 to ; South Eastern, 82 to 4, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 1044 to 1084, ex dir. ; London and South Western, 93 to 94, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 45 to 4 ; Caledonian, 1234 to 1244 ; and Great Northern, 1284 to 1294, ex div. Lombardo-Venetian shares are dull, and other foreign lines inactive. Indian and Canadian railway securities exhibit no change. ORDINARY SHAWN AND MOLL RAILWAYS. I C1°414 4 6C :" 1 t a ll =II. j en ,Blires.,WoLt Otoar Val .100 Blytlaand Tyne an BastaujildatrtlAMAC ,100 !Bristol aad Exeter 1100 :Caledonian all l Oort and Bandon all , Corcoran 1 all :Do.♦J Goodie. anal 0 all Do. B ip. o.lspoldto B. all :Dublin aPartiknd BaJtine 1 INindee, etAbd.Jn .10 all 0 Idlaborghand Olsanow and $w :100 ,Great &aim Ord. 'loo Do. • Rook 1103 i Do. B.Ang.fitk., No 2 100 'Great Northol3oo4land 1100 .oreatNorthern 1100 ;D0..11 J •reo. no dlr. =- 100 Do.B /tll6l..e.ispaldß .100 Cit. South & West. (tn ) :100 :Great Western 'lOO ' Do. Stour VaLGuailtli 'lOO Do. South _ 100 Do. W. Ml&—•nterd 1100 I Do. Do. Newport 100 , Do. Do. Hereford 100 Lancashire & Yorkshire 1100 London and Blackwall, :1loo.,&iOtn, & &Comet, 00 Loadon,ftdhm. & Dor 100 I,ondos&North Wesin. 100 ,LonionddionthWestern 100 ' Man..9lteLot Uncolnsh all Maryport and Carlisle i all Do. Do. Shares 100 Matrepolitan 'lOO. Do. New LOO Midland all Do. New 'lOO Do Ifirra. & Derby. 1 all Mid. Gt. Wa. all Do. Snares .. 1 ! all Mid dent all Mid Heat (Cm .100 North BA& 'lOO Do. lidin.,Perth,Dond 100 N. Y.sskro—Benriok , Do. G. N. L Pure_ I Lao. Lads 100 Do. York 160 ; De. Carlisle j a.l Do. ittock.&Darling. 19 Do. do. 18611.58 ' 12 • Do. do. 1090.61 1100 North London 1- 5 De. New ...... jlOO North Staffordshire. I all N. & B. Western June 100 Scottish Central 'lOO Scottish N.E. Aber Stk 100 illeottlah Midland all aluswebury & WelehnLi 100 Shropehlre Union !100 South Devon 1100 South Eastern ,100 A. Yorkih. & Elver Dna 1 - 711 ;too Taa Val* 1 - 3 Do C i 1.00 Vele of Neat►k 100 , Vieterte 81a. & Phalle° jlOO ,Watee/ord & Kilkenny 100 West Cornwall 'lOO W.Hartlpl. Herb. &Bl 11111'1811 Kil sh. I f% Lama it. Erg sad wool lads . 10 1% II Groat llottme Sack .1 I 11.571.111 Loodowittklatiorla.llll4 1160.6011 at. Sotithaaptos 11118. 1 .8", 114 Vsetaele llO 6.11•11 ■ Do. ro. 400,020 Bt. 0t.0514.4 p.a. liar.fai 100 t Min Bt. G. 011101.,4p.e.Jaa.&.7 100 010,000 et. G.Wata.-10.11.--01. I P. et_ Jan. d July.... 100 41000. Bt. lanc.,BYt.4p.c.Jaa4Jl7 100 880.000 Bt. Loa,lloloo.4p.o.Jaa&ily 100 1011211 Bt. ILAN.W.49.c.Jaa.&JoIy.IOO PLUM Bt. Do. Se p.a.JaatJuly 100 1110,110 Bt. Lall.W.,lp.e.Jsa..t.July 100 Bt. :111ct1and,49.c.Jaa..tIaly 100 Bt. N. British. B. P. &D. 8., p. at., Tab. et An... 100 .N.Zatra..4p.e.Jasi7aly 100 Soot. N. Z..49.c.J.p.et0ct.. 100 IDOUIL No. I eh. I WACO 4csitrlllextean Xint 0011PAN/li. I rd:l CL 10 194 20 112 plis 8 8} 46 6 86 30 30 66 1 Oidls es 73 3 bps 11000. 25 •Aairallan I ; ; • ICAO, 26 • Anstrallanitr u ett.(L; 47,0001 10 Berlin Waterworks (L); I 10,000, 6 !Bombay Gas (lAnsfted• 1 0,000 130 ;British American Lend 11110,7101.; SC 'B. & I. Mam TeL 12,600 1 20 'British In Tea (L) ' 4111.6 1114 Canada Company ' 66,006 10 flanadianLain&lnv;L) l 16,0011; 10 Ceylon 10,000 26 City offe a n.M:rhop.ill 20,000' 60 City Ofseas (Lint.) . 40,000 10 'Com. of AfricenMer.fL), 60,000; 60 'Commercialrnion(lns„. 10,100; 50 'Ccamlidatel (Ll', 17,500; 20 'Continental Un.OesiL). 00,0110;100 •Cont 1 11 .000' 24 i Cop.ll. l* li C ig. 4 sZip. ut t; 10,000 60 Credit Fonder 16,000. 60 Do. of Mauritius (Ll' 10,060; 60 'Credit Mobllier 110111261; St. :Crystal Palace 'l 1115,111131.; St. ; Do. Preference 1 1 mow:. St. I Do. 6p. et. Peep. Deb. '1 10,000 100 • DisooeintrorporationcL I 20,000 150 E. Indian financial 60,500' 20 'IL India Irrigation, &c.; 106,0061 20 ;EgyptianCouL&Trd.(L 270,0761 8t 1 P 12ectrie Tel 70,500 6 'Eng. and An 20,0001 60 Ilingitandrorelg e orek 10,0001100 Eng. etScottislallarin.iL 75,000' 20 Financial Corporation. 6,000 60 'Financial Discount ' 30,030 V:1 Forest. Warehouse (L 1 10,000 50 Geliirara ;Limited)._ ; 126,009 20 G.Credit&Fin.of Lon.(L; 110,000: 16 Oen. Steam Nsenl 6 s l ool 20,000 50 domed ;;clonal As. (L, 1110,000 20 Budsoiesßay 106,000 60 Imp.ttlfer.CdkAin. (L ); 16,000 2 Indian Carrying 160,000 20 Internat. Pinan.Soc. (L.; 300,000. 20 ; Internat.Land Credil(l' 60,0001 20 Italian irrig. (Can. Gay.), 5000000 100 Do. 6p. c. BAIL r. 1670, 16,100 26 JointStockDisconntfL)l BLOW 60 Land Securities (Lim.); 20,000 13 Loud. African Trailing. 00,000 26 • LoridandCaledon.ll.(L' 12,0061 6 •Lond.Distaict Tekg.(L) 10,000; 50 'Lend. Minn. Afro. (LI I 10,000 60 I Do. New 176,0001 4 Lond. G Omnibus C. (L ; 10,0191 60 I Wnd., Italian, iteStm.; 6,000' 20 "Land Met. Discount(L; 00,000) 10 , Lond..ProrincialMaiine' 60,000. 10 . Madras Irriga. A Canell 50.000 20 1 Do. 10.000 25 . Marine Investment,L) 11,600 13 Mauritius LanoloteiL; 11,000, 10 Medlt. Wen. TeL (Ll' 40,000 60 Mlllwal Iron Works ' 22500' 10 ' Natal Land & Col C. (L) 121,000 16 Nattosal Ola. Cows. i 10,010' 50 • National Financial ;L 23,000 . 100 jNational Steam Ha,. (Li I 6.000 20 NerbuddaCoal & L 6,0001 20 Do. New BLOW 15 'N.Zeabuid T.&Loan;L 137,1761.' St.' 3.. Brit. A astralaelan(Ll '1 60.000 60 .N.BilLillereen. In.iL 30,000 2 NovaSecitaG.andla • I.qi 110,005; 2 ; Do. do. *OOOl 26 ;Ocean 11arhie .Inaara. ; 16.000 20 'OrientalCommeniel(L. 10,000; 60 'Oriental Financial (1 `i 1410.000; 1 'Oneutal Gas (Limited); 60,000' 1 Do. New 60,0001 10 Orlenk Inland Stamn(L) 23,5001 10 'Otago & Sthiandlnrest. • 10.000 60 Ottoman Financial (L.); 10,030, 1 5 Ottoman Gas (Limited 11,500! 10 I PanamalLsL Kam(L); 8,600; 6 1 Do. do 600,0001: at. • leslitv.landallha.(L), 10.000' 60 ,Feninsalar A 0. Stamm, 23,0001 60 Do. New 17,000 10 I Quebrada 1.., IL, ; 10,060 so 10.000 16) Do. New IthYllllsl7 Iron 4.160 IS "Rio J. City Improv. 110.760 26 j Ditto ditto . . , 15,000 100 :Rosa 100,0001.• St. Scot Austrulnyest. (L 40,000 60 'Smith, Knight. &Co.(1, ir : 30,066 20 •Soc.Finao. FcySe(L., 10,000 SO S. Africa& IL & 14.100 16 South Australian Land 1110,0001. ; St Submarine T 37,500 10 ,Tel.Constroct e ntL 100,000, 10 ,Thansce&Merseyln.(Ll. 1000. 10 TrnstitageneyotAus.L 50,000 20 T. & L Co, of U. Canada, 10.000, 6 United K. Teleg. Co. (1.)1 60,000; le Outran. Marine 1na.,1.; 26,0001 10 Upper Assam Tes(Lim ; 26,000 1 le I Ditto 10,1100, 30 !Van Dinenen's 10,000, 60 Warrant Yinseme(Line. ; 20,000 50 Weetlndis&PaclficS L. 2}l ldls ipas• 12t *pas 00112; 1 pm scll 1 die par I 93 ti 2 1 Mal $2 $4 102 112 10a 112 • par 1 pas _I Wilk 102 104:1 11 - eid dit' iPD , i is par 1 si 4 4 011 4 3d14 4 i 3 19 14 se ad P l 4 1616 2lpec Plm 3. 3 prr, 7 6Ws 63 I* I 5 1 ; I 2 7 7 } ;IDA; 2i 4 ! a I dls ldy par; 19 10 par I pre! i r I idis par 1 816 par , / tipal S: 0 8 " 1P 70 ' Par Pus, 80 70 1,16 lr+ 18 PT' 161 Par 171po Itcr li 11 I 11 t dia pa i r . 1 ll t clis 6 41 60 43 1 79 81 1.1!. - 41 - 11,11 - i . 28 $O no re 7il i t2TI 9 21 riir 4 par 94 96 110 125 liPm' IV DO '. - 1 - 1' - - Lii 4 lo edb par 41 6pm . i I Pm 11` _ oOpIIIM I i Pre 5 i 16 2 3pm all 14 17 Vb . 10 12 10 Idb par 10 2 2iprp PREFERENCE SHARES. North Eastern, Stockton and Darlington B and C, 6 per cest., 31i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rhenish, 1811 Recife sad San Francesoo, Limited insrantee, 7 per cent, 16. .. Sea Paulo Limited. guaranteed 7 percent. (all paid), 1%. South Austrian and Lembardo•Venetian, 21. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. I.IIIIIPOOL, SEPT. 17.—London and North Western, 1111 — Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 63—Confederate Loan, 801 1 SO 791 1 601 I—Bank of Liverpool, Eastern Ex change Bank ;Limited). 1-16 i p.—lderaustils and Exchange Bank ILlaalted„ ai 3-16 p.—National Bank of Liverpool .Limited;, new Lane at 51. prem. i p —Lancashire Insurance, 7.16 p.—Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and We, 101 p.—National Steam Navigation Company, 8 1 d. Mancliimins, SEPT. 17.—The market was quiet, but steady. C. Cammsell and Co., 51 p.—Great Northern A, 189—Great Western, 671 64 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111—London awl North Western. 111 I—Manchester and County EY*, 6 p.— Manchester, ithefneld, and Lincolnshire, O 2 I—Ditto. £6 Peel., p.—North British, 521—North Eastern, Berwick, 1061—South Western, 811 2—Confederate Loan, 504 Ki—District Bank, 20 4 ausgrtionAst, SIPT. 17.—Business was dull in this market to. day. Amongst the transactions reported were Birmingham Banking Company shares at MI ; London and North Western stock closed at 1111. buyers . South StatTordshire Railway shares at 101, milers Stour Valleys at 94 to 84: Birmingham Fire Office shares, sellers, at 106. Patent Shaft and Axle shares, buyers, at 34 pm. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. --- In the mining market to-day the principal fea ture is a strong demand for Great Vor shares, which have experienced a fresh rise of 1/., the present quotation being 324 to 334. Wheal Setou are also firmer at 212 to 214. East Grenville are quoted 74 to 4. Other mines are unchanged, in the absence of business, In the Stock Exchange East Basset shares have been dealt in at 67, and Wheal Grenville at 74. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation. Cape Copper are officially marked 10i. A petition for the winding up of the Hafod Lead Mining Company (Limited) is to be beard before the Master of the Rolls on the sth November. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MoNDAY, ESL w. Nobs Latch Graosca•tle Galway , Vslambi Cape Clear wn rerPaA' 11. ;I'. Ir. Ea .19.411.511 &W, .15150 51 S. P 22.62 55 W. W. 57 54 N. .raceosal z. .a4.67'66 w.N.w.. 29.1014 N.N.W 29.9152 N.W. 29.8 e 53 . W. 19, 8 LW. 4 8 w. N w. ii , w , W. &W. 8.8. W. 29.70 St W.S. W. HdyLtud !9.70159 W.O.W. Pembroke.— 29.79.55 N. W. Pa 111609 19.89152 a. W. L'Orteui 29.ee1:4. W. Rochefort 311.92 54' W. Plymouth 29.81 . 56• W. Weymouth_ 29. 7956. W.N. W. Portusouth RD 7633 W.N.W. Leaden 29.7 41 1.3 j W. Power 29.77111 W. Yoram_ 29.73 53 W.B.W. learbortuagh 19.83511 B.W. ttldoldr . 1881194 B.W. mongoloid 9eBl 58 8.8. W. • 1— co 0.18 1 ro 0.10 3 oe 1 rc 0.15 4 rc 0.66 1 c 0.07 2 ✓ 0.38 5 • loc c 0.12 2 c 0.75 3 e 0.24 3 or 0.82 3 or 0.•23 6 oc 0.16 4 ro 0.83 2 be 088 1 c 0.36 2 re 0.23 3 I le) II 29 bm 0.07 2 c eb 0.21 o 2 be S 5 ; "tc:ii: • s 6 W. B.S.S. 4 7 B.W. 3 • 6 B.S.W. 6'6 W. 1 5 W.S.W. 2 6 PAW. 3' 5 &W. 3 6 W.S.W. 3 4 8.9. W. 3 • 4 S.W. 9 • 3 9.W. 2 5 B.W. 3 2 & 11.0LEIL Por Qr. Wain.. s. I. Imez,Kent,red,lB43 39 to 43 1b64 41 to 44 „ De. obits% 1633 43 to 47 1864 42 to 47 Norfolk and Ancona Yampa 23 to 36 Tick 37 to 40 Harrow Pigeon Ma. 40 to 42 Grey Haltle Whit* 6O to 42 Timm Tow. made, per 290 lba. Household 34 to 37 0414. Country Liptak, teed 2O ton Norfolk and Suffolk, „ potato 24 to 28 ex UM 27 to 20 Foltgreff. Per Qr. WiMAT. a. a Doable and Houtga berg Rostock & Meeklan 4O to 62 De= 39 to 44 39 to 41 hussisa, hard soft Aine;isen, red . 40 to 43 „ wklte Bunny. Distilling Malting .. red. 180.3. - - _w_ Malting Distilling 27 to 31 . to si Id Wt. Norfolk, sod ir : a raolk . _ 80 to 651 _ to _ 11 Tor Or. oass. D•114/1 aid Swedish 17 to IS iamb 5....... 18 to 20 1 0 . 2 , th I ralnisa• • • tt to rr to 31 OATS. Dutch, !my ... IA to ?4 „ teed ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, , fI WATER CARRIAGE, FROM INCLUSI WE. .. S 6 to SO .. U to S 6 ilißoa --. . 82 to 3 , sa so is whit. - coats 20 to 111 nom. Pros* per mak .... SO to n =tin, per bri::: i i : i t: 3 4 I Canadian. .. .. 19 to 28 INTO' LONDON, BY LAND AND sur. to TO SEPT. 17,1661, RAILWAYS. 100 all Aibiotic& BA Lowrance Pt 100 Bom.Bar. &C.10.g.59.e. 10 10 Do. Z Shama 110 i I all Buffalo & lake Halos I 10 all Do. Prate: am 100 .100 Buff., Braat.,&Oodarlah , Pp. e. EU Aug. 1, 1172 leg 100 Da do. hill 1,1814 100 100 Do. do. Dm* 1,1174 Bt. 'lOO CaL &11.2 astern Op.& g. 81. 100 Cepa T. & Dock op. o. g,. 100 all Demar_saaa p.o.par.prad St. 110 lad. &scat go. 140 IL 100 Lai Indian go. sdo 10 5 Do. .1 Extension —— • • Bt 100 Grand honk of Canada; 100 all Do. Ropalp. B.,Bp.ct' 10 • all Do. Ist pref. Bonds 100 ,MI Do. do. deferred. 100 all De. and pref. Bonds 100 IMI Do. do. delarred 100 all , Do Ilad prat Mock 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. &darted' St. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 10 12 Do. goo. 6 per mat. 20 2 Do. New do 82. :100 Gt. S. of India R.6p.ct l St. 100 Do 64 par ant in. 2. Do 204 all Gt. Western of Canada 204 18 ' Do. New 100 all Do.ke.Bds. pay. 1871 : 100 all Do. do. do. 1811-0 10 . 2 Indian ranch, Limited 10 1 Do. New St. 100 Madras par. 6p. cant it 'lOO Do. do. 44 do 81. 100 Do. do. 44 do.- 20 2 Do. IMO 124101/011 St. 100 Mean. Corp. 8 per c. Ed, 40 all Melt). and liobson's Bap 20 all N.Kron.d Can.cla A dE' IL 100 N.lLolCan.op.e.lotp.B. l St. 100 Schad,. gnu 6 par ant 110. 100 Do. Deihl do. 110 9 Do. do. do. .100 Do. ?aslant) do It. 100 Do. Indus StFlot. do. JOINT groc No. I R.l /Wit 40,0001100 Agra& limiernian's,L) 20,000, 60 Do . New kiss. 30 p.) 10,000! 60 blon 40,0001100 caLeadlavarpoOl! • 10,000,100 Do. New 100,000 10 Anglo Austrian 10,040' 10 Anglo !When (I.llnitsdil t 9,600 00 Australasia . 7_,400 10 D 9. !Sew . I 12,602 10 Simko( BritishColtimbla' 10,061 26 bank of 6,000 100 Bank of L a ura 16,800 10 Bank of Otago (110006) 1 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland 10,000 60 Bank ofWaotoria.Ausirim 6,000 too Bank of Wakta ;.I• 1 71 7 4 • • • 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 60.000 20 Braalllan&Portu6uese(l.l 20,000 60 British & Californian 10.000 60 British N. America /1.200 SO C. Bk. indlmAna., China 7,800 10 Yew 10,000 26 Chart. Mer. of Indlaote. 10.000 26 Do. New 16 . 6.30.) 100 City - • !0,000100 Colonial 10.000 66 Com. Kink of India, de ) 160,000 10 Conselidated Bank I L,' 6,000 100 Contliontal (L.) 20,000 60 East London .I.lmltedi 60,000 20 Eastern Exchange:l.lml' 26.000 20 Enii.seoLithosLChartd:l 40.000 00 English and Swedish ,L 40,000 80 European Bank;Limited 16.000 60 Do. Nsw 7 _ _ _ _ 10,000100 Ilindum.ChlnadJap.kL, 10,000 100 [Jo. New 12;000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited , $,OOOlOO Do. .3. w 10,000 60 Inip.Bk.atChlna.dc.,(L 136.000 10 Imperial Ottoman 26,000 60 international Bank ;L ) 6,000 16 lomao 6,000 26 Do. New ; 100.000 10 Land Mort Bk. India (4 1 20,000 50 Lon-Bk.orlleslco,&c.,L 10,003 iOO Lou. Bank of ucetiand Lt 10,000 100 London and Brazilian :. 6,000100 Loa.B.Ayroe&lLPlatol; 10,000 26 De. Nem, les. at 11 pin 6,030 100 Lon., Biz., *a. etait. it. , I 60,000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank et Austri 10,000 100 London and Colonial iL. 10,000 60 London and County 6000100 Lou. Haisha.Con.Ez.l ;, 00,000 60 London Joint Stock 10000 100 .Lon. and Northern (L4' MAO 20 London& South Africanl 6000 100 Lon. & S. Western 60,060 100 Lon. & Weatzoinnter 1 10,000 100 Merchant BankrLini.) 110,000 60 Mercantile & Bechanil 20,000 60 New 10:000 100 Metro. Prow. bank (L moo 100 Midland hank Lim.) .. 10,030 100 National of Liverpool.. 10,000 100 N Pre of England . 10:000 60 National Bank, New 26,000 20 New South Wales 60,000 10 Now Zealand illanßadii 60,000 20 .North Wwatearn 55,400 15 (Mazda] Doak Corpors.l 20,050 50 Prowle.Banklogtorp.(l l *OM ine. of bolsnd 37,500 150 20 & .Pror We, tuaj.,42Dallii(i 10,0011 25 South Agatralls 15,000 25 Booth Eastern riffs.) 10,050 100 Mod. of D. 11. AM= 4,460 100 Do. do. 15,500 16 tram of Australla,New 15,005 100 ,11eloo of lrviais4 (Lim.) NAN 11. IJaloo of London DU B. No. 110. I Docsa I „Barley. Mgt., an 173eaas iPassi qrs. gra 1 qrs. qrs. qrs.! b 7I anglbels 1973 14637. 7136• 609 1490 .. '1%31 leak ! 4 79 1 9460 Forelao •1669 i 5141 fWbeat., gra Yin : I sires' aw Total... A 49997 Kin and Ware 00 to Fri Brown sn Now . / . SlOrt . 74.54 ; 14566, 35313: 500 185950113'13081 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IST ELILTRIO AND INTERNATIONAL IIILIKIZAPIL) (PIOK mix OWN comzsrovrocin.) Market rather steadier. Sales 7,000; speculation and export, 3,000. More is a good domed for New York. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.). Soda—The market ham been inactive einoe Friday for both raw and refined. COFFEE end RICE.— NO sales worth reporting. Gm:mt.-130 cases of Cochis, recently bought in at public male, has been *old at 66e. SALTPETRE. —A hunted bminese has been traneacted at fires prima. COCHINEAL —A full amount of business has been effected since the public sake, at full rates. COrron - is in more active request 4 id. per lb. advance from the lowest point. Bengal, fair to good fair, sold at 19d. to 13d. ; westerns, 134 d. to 15141. ; Salem, long staple. 'Pke public salesadvertised for to-morrow consist of 1,000 oaks and 4.800 bags sugar, 500 casks 3CO cases 2,200 bogs coffee. 3N,0110 packages of tea, including 22,000 without re serve ; 4,300 bags of rioe, and mm(47 drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Petemburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 41s. 9d. ; October to Droember, 435. ; December, ifs ; January to March, 445. 6d. • March, 45e. to 45e. dd. tAYTICUL4IIB OF TALLOW. COAL MAR KET,-(THIS DAY.) Walla Esd Hatton, 21e. 3d. ; Walls Ead Lambtas, 21e. ; Walls Ead Braddyla Hettas, 20e. 9d. • Can. Hartley, 53e. 3d.—Ships at market, 21: at ma, 115. COLLEGE OF PRECEPTOR& —At • meeting of the council of this corporation in Quesnequare, Bloomsbury, on the 17th inst., the Rev. B. H. Kennedy, D.D., of Shrewsbury. was realected president of the council far the current year ; and the Dee. Dr. Collis, of Bromagrove Grammar School, Dr. W. B. Hodpoo, end Mr. Joseph Payne were elected vice-presidents. Dr. E. T. Wilma. of Briztoo-bill, was reelected treasurer. The Rey. Dr. Wrigley, of Clapham, was elected • member of the council. The diploma of licentiate wee granted to Mr. T. V. Alkin, 8.A., Cambridge, and to Mr. W. B. Pinches, St. Martin's lane. The following !adieu and gentlemen were elected members of the college:—Mr. T. V. Alkin, &A., Hobert Town, Tasmania ; Miss A. Aabloed, Denbigh•street, South Belgravia; Miss G. R. Ashford, Denbighatmet, South Belgravia; Mr. A. B. Stockwell, Manor-house School, Bridlington Quay ; Mr. James Hall, jun., Blest Academy, Durham ; Mr. James Hayman, BR Paul's School, Bow Common ; Mr. W. H. Hosier, Douro.hease, St. John's. wood ; Mr. Robert Hurst, Grammar School, Oaveridish ; Mr. T. Stevens, Rtitland.hocae, Peckham; Mr. E. Wel burs,,Wimbladon Scheel. KU , St. 88 86 181} 1841 11 U 10 IT B 7 88 id 100 108 id 46 40 0k Te 1284 lilli 139 10 117 110 IS SI In 481 ii 47 48 id ST 99 id 99 1411 sd 114 116 64 09 101 183 39 41 11l 114 99 95 al al 106 106 124 flit 88 109 SS 51 16 II 165 106 66 16 93 Oa sse 341 9 19 on 71 Se 2l Ont 12$ 1 1 le pal 741 7 191 11 6e nu 116 K 69 ml U 17 82 82e 100 109 -- i -- ii 10 . 10. -- II Pall 96 100 i SI SS I[oll6. Castes vim. 67 69 1,1 99 i 14 1- 06 1 1 79 6 6 76 90 76 BO 76 90 96 166 64 96 100 102 2 % 1002 19 90 94 34 71 TS Si U 46 U 66 64 63 66 46 60 29 Si 27 29 100 k Mt p fls: 99 Ire Mem NI Si as 66 idla Du 99 105 99 94 SI I* 66 00 6 3 36 U 90 110 U .. 100 dls — par 96 100 w 96 BANK& CL prism I Bak& 1U 140 I i:" .1"" iti 1 par' 41 72 74 26 27 Pa: 11 %pot, 24 27} 182 142 3 01818' 2} I}Ma $8 40 j 21414 2 pm 7 1 21P 1 D 1 dts par' 68 48 98 38 15 17 pm U 85 27 1111 pm 132 127 41 62 S 6 pm, I} 01 dls • MI 1 2 poi ND 21 4.116 Z. —pm: - 6 11 mal 6 6 pm' .6 17 mai 14 _6 pm 1 WM! 7t9t 6 ; it 2 11=i 28 30 21 11)11021 j 1 1{ pm, 14114 par, 6 8 pm, 12 14 pm' 2 Ipm par 1 pm at 26i 71 rs edis iPM 46 47 1 di, p•ri 22 14 212•11 96 98 7 9 peo!I • 4 pa 2 . SeC 66 l l • 4 pm• 1 4114 psi 6 1 60961 i 5! 50 1 46 2 2 7t 17 Si - 12 1 - 37i - 10} 17 97ee - It tii I ni xd 11i f! 66 -- -- W I iP . I 4 6 pee lig 694 ti M e" I 2 411. M 116. 4 4 • pm 41. ii qidial U U O. prime. LI 158 If 63 US 107 :11 T 4n ii 129 i 127 elli ; id 111} } ni 106 j :Si i 93 i sie IT i P/101&11.11. =MAT. ca Koran= WIDIUSIDAT. &S.W. to N. N. W , 00MIlia. Westerly to N., varying, moderate to strong, rain at times. rain In places, Westerly. varying WIRIIIII. &W. to N.W . mode mutt, rain la gorse rata to strong. S. OrtoN.W., varybsg 8017Y11=1. W. to N. and bark, !rota shadiest' to fresh, squally, with strawy, squall& altotr it &to B.W. and W., Lena. W. to N r and i, malt trek _ squally, rut, _but _,squally, Namillaw~imod. WWWw.4MW4 =A ad isclealialimelhinm diad Soriklba.aitisbetimelsadlliwoliMaite. LAMS saisdersatiglia MONEY MARKET.-(T1118 DAY.) Two o'Cious. The stock and share markets are extremely in active to-day, and • very few variations have occurred in prices. Consols are dull, and have receded 1-16 to k per cent., and British railway stocks are also rather flatter in three or four instance.. Foreign securities, however, are inquired for, and somewhat better. The shares of the financial companies present no change what ever, The demand fur money is moderate, and the rate for good bills without change, at 8 1 to 9 per oent. Owing to the al , ence of activity in the disoonnt market the supply of money in the Stock Exchange has increased, and the charge for short loans has declined to 4 per cant. _ At Paris today, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 65fr. 90e., being the same a. on Saturday. Console are now quoted 88 to 1 for money, and 88 to for the account (Oct. 11). The official businc.s report is as follows : Three per Ceut. Consols, for money, 881, 88 ; ditto, for account, 88,1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, : New Three per Cents., Bc4, ; Bank Stock, shut : India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 104! ; ditto BoLds 20s. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, March, 12'. di.. The foreign stock market is inactive, yet the tendency is rather favourable. Turkish Bonds of 1862 have advanced 3 per oent., and Cousolides, Greek, Spanish Passive, and Certificates, 1. The Confederate Loan continues heavy and has further receded + per cent. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Turkish, 1858, 681 to 69 ; ditto, 1862, 692 v.., 701 ; Consolida, 50a to ; Greek, 233 to 241 ; Spanish Passive, 32 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 14 to 1 ; Confederate, 791 to soi ; and Mexican, 271 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Certificates, 974 ; Italian, for account, 66 ; Mexican, for mount, 271 ; ditto, 1864, 23;;, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents., 7 dis. ; Portuguese, 1836, &c., 471 ; ditto, for account, 461 ; Russian, 1862, 871 ; Spanish, 481 ; ditto Pas sive, for account, 32, a ; ditto Certificates, for ac count,l4l, 14 ;Turkish, 1834, for account, 903, ; ditto, 1862, La. account, 70 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 56. International Financial shares are now I iuoted 3k to prem. ; tleueral Credit, nto prem. ; London Financial, 7i to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 2„ to 7, prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16} ; Anglo-Egyptian Dank, 4to prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, to prem. ; Ottoman Societsl Generale, 1 to t prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 21 to 3 prem. The Leeds 31e. - euey of this morning contains the following with reference to the difficulties of the Leeds Banking Company :—" We regret to learn that telegrams ware received on Saturday evening in Leeds, stating that the drafts of the Leeds Banking Company (Mr. Greenland, manager), hail been dishonoured in London. We are informed that the business of the bank will be suspended until the shareholders can be called to gether, and that a meeting is intended to be held on Wednesday next. We understand that an endeavour will then; be made to obtain further capital, and an accession of shareholders under limited liability." The reduction of 4d. or sd. per lb. which has taken place in the price of cotton since :.he com mencement of the peace discussions in America, is calculated to bring about a certain degree of relief in the money market. It stands to reason that if we have to pay 4d. or 51. a pound teas for cotton than we reckoned upon paying a few wesks ago, our pecuniary position is to that extent benefited ; and the gain in a national sense—whatever maybe the result to speculative holders overtaken by the fall in prices—is not slight if regard be had to the propor tion which this fall bears to the total price of cotton in the years preceding the outbreak of the Ameri can war. In view of the present altered and un certain position of the Liverpool cotton market, and of the great results which might ensue to the cotton trade in the event of an armis tice being arranged in America, it is probable that additional caution will henceforward be exercised by all engaged iu the cotton import trade. Foreign correspondents will uo longer be allowed to draw so heavily as heretofore on London firms ; the trade will be conducted with a smaller amount of specu lation ; and it is by no means improbable that before long the shipments of bullion to,,Egypt, India, and others of the new cotton-growing coun tries, may receive some check. We have yet to learn the effect pioduced in the Indian markets by the idea of peace in America, and by the heavy fall in the price of cotton here. By many it is an ticipated that the immediate effect will be a favour able movement to a rather important extent in the Indian exchanges. From these considerations it will be seen that there is a prospect of some of the discouraging features now presented in our money market being obviated. At Vienna the exchange on London has risen to 116.10. No bullion was bought on Saturday by the Bank, and about 20,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from that establishment for Mauritius. The Chins has brought 17,5001. in specie from New York. The engagements of the Leeds Banking Conpany, a provincial joint-stock bank of some importance, were not met on Saturday by their London agents, Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Co. Many of the shareholders, who num ber: 230 in all, are persons of considerable wealth. This undertaking was established iu 13;.12 on the joint-stock principle— of course with unlimited liability. The paid-up capital is stated at 110,100!., with a reserve fund of 80,000/., ace the amount of the fixed note issue is 23,0761. A dividend of 15 per cent. and a bonus of 10 per cent. were recently declared. Messrs. Dawson, Graham, and Pugh, colonial produce agents, lare stopped payment, owing chiefly, it is stated, to losses by bad debts. Their liabilities amount to about 25,0001 and it is be lieved that a satisfactory dividend ;All be realised. The books have been placed in the hands of Mr. S. Lowell Price, the accountant. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Palmer and Co., in the East India trade, who failed on the 4th inst. with liabilities for about 200,0001., is called for Tuesday next. A dividend court of proprietors of the Bank of England is fixed for the 23uil inst. The meeting of the East India and Londot Ship ping Company (Limited), which was arranged to take place at the London Tavern on Monday, the 19th inst., is "postponed till further notice. " A special meeting of the Central Darjeeling Tea Company (Limited) is called for the 30th instant, when it will be proposed, in consequence of the large number of dissentient shareholders, to wind up the undertaking " under the direction of the Court of Chancery." Notice is given of the closing of the transfer books of the Fairbaini Engineering Compiny (Limited), previous to the payment of au ad iateries dividend. With reference to the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Swedish Government Loan for 2,223,0001. dealing, notice is given by Meows. J. H. Schrilder and Co. that the bonds have been received, and will be ready for issue on Thursday next. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the dividends due the 30th inst. on Chilian Bonds ; also the particulars of the progress of the Sinking Fund. OZYSTAL Pares. —B ELF-CROWN DAY.- Siam"- DAY. 872 T. 17.—Adrainioas is inmost, 1,066; *tie by mom tialumbi, 2,196; Wal e 4110. .~ ~, 1011 7001 OH s - - 7J 0 91 b 7 99 97 99 97 99 96 98 97 99 98 1 9 4 97 99 97 99 105 107 66 VI Pli 7