The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-04 00:00:00

THE IVELSII COLONY IN PATAGONIA oiorning was issued official correspond once ti .e e , tahlisl,nient of a Welsh colony on I:i‘cr Chupa• in Volt:nein. Ins letter from Mr. , 1:1 1c !,1, y M A , hew t,.• Lord Stanley, dated Minn ft \ • .1.,1,Uar) In 7. that gentleman says he I V. bilicie that the ulterior prospects if • !eektsitre not of a favounthie nature,ana that he has ; Hoed that the government entertained the idea , • •ocing them front their present locality and of the:n the choice of Louis near the settlement I . ~c in the pr A j:IC, of Santa re ; adding that of the harvest and the unwillingnes , , • •" rninent to wak.• any further pecuniary advance- .• hare led to t':at decision. In a subsequent •!.ic,,t Rustic's Ayres, March 10. Mr. Mathew nay, •:.• datiaaia t ‘i.ve to the Wel.ll colony in , —patch of Janualy 10 was at least premature, •id. that the goveininent had, on consideration, ai• •1 flair decision for the withdrawal of the 1. • • horn the llittpat. In the same letter, after • •to.: to a roport of a furtLer large contemplate.' •••••• from Not th Wale., he rays:—" After • ~. • with s, renal of the colonists, I ant •• to tla• conclusion that the climate or the soil is un t to the production of crops affording support populati••n, and I regret that the proptotala , • .0,,n0r Orono for the transfer of the colony t .oto fertile lands in Santa F 6 bare not been .1." The last letter is dated June 12, and the fol. • i , an extract from it :—"There is but little in the message calling for especial notice on my part, ptiug Lai haps the iutincition that the government are .1,4 to continue to the Welsh colonists on the Chtip:tt absidy they had hitherto received for oneyear longer, which period the government will come to a deci ith rccurd to their future." THE FRIGHTFUL TRAGEDY IN THE OLD K ESr. IWAD. LATF.sT PARTICULAHS.HTHIS DAY.) The murder by tire Frenchman Louis 3-idier if the amain Ellllll^ Snow, with whom he had 3... n living at :1, Millstead•terrace, Church-street, Old ot•road, has created, as might have been expected, great ~itement in the locality, and this morning a crowd of • ....II" visited the terrace, for the purpose of look o : the outside of- for they were not allowed to enter— f:• house where the crime was yesterday committed. It appears that the murderer intended to destroy the 1.6 rf his children after he had taken that of the woman lie states that he took up the little baby in his ii..• for the purpose of cutting its throat ; that he held it.. ',thy on one arm, and the knife in the other, hut just as hg M...trout to raise the knife to draw it across the throat the infant threw back its bead and looted up ..t him and smiled, and the smile overpowered him to such a degree that he felt as if be bad not str, milli left for the deed and placed the infant back on the IMd. To this simple circumstance it is attributed the the murderer did not carry out his original intention of killing all the children of the deceased woman. olkr was to have separated from his unfortu p.a.. victim yesterday, as the deceased refused to live with blei aey longer. It is thought that she had had a quarrel wah him before she decided upon separating from Lin:. The coroner's officer is at present engaged in getting up eviden& on this point, and after the inquest it sill be known whether such was the fact or not. coroner has nut yet axed the time for holding the in. .o,t. prisoner is, it may be added, a native of Bordeaux. I.IFAL BATHINII ACCIDENT AT PECKHAM. INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) This forenoon Mr. William Carter, the Surrey unner, held an inquiry in the Board-room of Camberwell Corichouse respecting the death of James Harris, aged P Sears. T Charles Grant, 25, Gordon-road, Peckham, said that e deceased was his brother-indaw. He was a carpenter. John Bremer, a labourer, 5, Hook's-lane, Peckham, raid at at • quarter past 3 o'clock on Sunday he saw the de -ad in Eaetwood's bricktleld, Queen's-road, Peckham. here is a large pond of water in the field, and three ming men entered it, although witness advised them of to go in because the water was stagnant. The ttom of the pond was very uncertain and sloping. he deceased was " beery, or • little fresh. ' fore the young men had been in the water two minutes Ley began to dive. Two of them went down but did not me up again. The third young man, who did not ' •rowin at the bottom , plunged down a fter his two cont. ions and he succeeded in bringing up one alive. The .ed was, two hours after, brought out of the water one dead. The deceased had stated that be could swim. Tic Coroner said he had received • letter which stated so the ponds were in a very dangerous state. He ought that boards marked "Dangerous to bathers," rht to be put up. The jury returned a verdict of " Aceidettal death ith bathing." WEN PERSONS POISONED WITH MUSHROOMS. An inquest of a very important character was Id lost night by Mr. S. F. Laogham, the deputy-coroner r Westminster, touchiug the death of Mims Annie War n. aged 17, who fell a victim, as it is believed, to the ';,onus effect of mushrooms of a certain class. Six other -woes were also poisoned, including Mr. Alfred Marton, e Lather, on Italian warehouseman, of 13, North Audley raet, Grosvenor-square, who is still suffering. Mrs. Ann Wharton, mother of the deceased, said her ily of six, including herself and husband, and wean mied by one of their servants, went to Chislehurst for a ort tine, and on Friday last her now deceased daughter re gathered some mushrooms in Slade's.wood. Some ere .elected by her daughter as being good and whole .me, and were grilled. Others were submitted to the dgment of a friend and neighbour, and were con tused. Some, very small, were pronounced by him be good to eat. Some eight or ten were fried their servant in an ordinary pan with butter, and the bole family partook of them at supper. The next morn ^ they were all taken ill, and her deceased daughter was alarmingly bad that they at once came to town, calling 100 their medical attendant in Spring-gardens, Charing. osi, on their way home. He most promptly attended, t her daughter died on Sunday afternoon. Dr. Robert Cross deposed to attending the deceased, and !Wing her vomiting incessantly, and in a state of general tration, undoubtedly from poisoning by a vegetable kaloid. He had tested the refuse of the stomach, and aind no signs of mineral poison. She died from erusta ihr or mushrooms of a very poisonous character tool in the woods, of which there was a riety. He believed they belonged to the class •powas crusted iwfurutia. She died from the effects of e poison on Sunday afternoon. at half-pest two. He ;IA add that she had suffered from chronic gastritis and 'acute inflammation of the stomach, which rendered her le susceptible to the effects of the poison than the other . who were slowly progressing towards recovery. .1 verdi c t o f " Accidental death by eating poisonous brooms" was returned. FALL Or A CORNICE, AND INJFRY TO SEVERAL asoxo.—iTmus Day.)—Tbis morning, about h a lf. I . the cornice of a new betiding now being erectedby 1 rem. Kipperali and White, on th e ninth side of Co w• -street, leading to the Metropolitan Railway station Farringdon-reill, fell with a tremendous creels into street, breaking away the main supporta of what reared to be an excellent scaffolding, and knocking the ground the scaffold, planking, bricks, mortar, pails, d workmen employed thereon. This thoroughfare rq the only one available for traffic from the western to ...igen) part of the metropolis is crowded with vehicles morning to night, and at the very instant of the fall the heavy stonework one of the Whiteehapel omnibuses, lon with passengers, was passing by the hoard in front th, new erection, and several other vehicles were wait ta pus by the spot, which is very narrow. One of the hll.ll with mortar fell upon the driver of the'bus ; but gt:h for the moment stunned, he was able in a short time 'lnce away. A young gentleman who sat upon the ass bespattered from head to foot with mortar. Tho Taus was partially shattered. and every pane of glass windows shivered to atoms. Several persons were or Lis injured whilst riding in or upon the vehicle, t one of them apparently very seriously. Several per ' in the causeway and in the opposite bad a very narrow escape. One poor fellow, as a mason, was so fearfully injured that he had immedi itely taken to the hospital, where, upon in , '7 of the house surgeon on duty, the reporter found his 'DI , to be very serious. At present the cause of the mmace cannot he ascertained. No injury is reported to.ray of the other workmen, but some of them are vi 'Zl and ore said to have gone to receive medical Ince in the neighbourhood. N.::kilw EqI'APR FROM DROWNING AT EXMOCTA. 'if ieorge Whitlock bad a narrow escape from being '"; , ..4 on Monday at Exmouth. About 9 o'clock in the Gorge, in company with a man servant, was water in a rowing.boat, and when near the jetty passel under the bow of the yacht Vision. Sir was caught by the bobetay, and, as the tide wee down at the rate of four miles and a half an hour, y at wa s carried away, h e b e i ng l e ft h ang i ng to the by his hands. The occurrence was witnessed from and several persons at once proceeded in • boat 1 .• aiishince. But for this prompt rescue Sir George ho , e been drowned, as he was continually under the meting of the yacht. Liverpaol select vestry, at their meeting 'Tay, refused, by a majority of 1.7 to 6, to appoint a llomsui catholic chaplain to the workhouse. No. I eth.i stone Alma Moe Limited) 100,000 1 IlLoglo-kiraz.l3okl ( Llni ) 10,000 10 'Australian 15,000 10 Cape Copper (Limited) 25,000' 2 11spula Silver (Limited) 90,000 11 Chontaleso.& 5.111 n ,L 10,000 20 Cnptapo (Limited) 1100,000 1 Don Pedro. Y. Del Ray 15.000 11 East Del /toyLimited)F 25,000 1 'Fortuna (limited) 50,000 o,Prontino&Ltolivlaoold, 10,000 lb) 'General 65,000 11 liapunda 'Untlted) 55,000 1 Unares (Limited) •.•. 7,907 1 Lositanlan I Umited) 50,000 4 Panulcillo Copper (L I 50,000 9 Pestarena Gold ;Um.). 10,000 10 PontgibauthillverLead. 100.000 6 Port Phillip 12,000 50 Royal Coln* Copper Roma Grande 101,01 M 1 Scottish Austrist(Lins` 11,000 20 St. John del key 1.1 44174 50 Unfted 51640.110 Lim.' 20,000 Val Antlgoria Cod irti (L.) 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal ;Urn., 8,000 10 Val Salaam limited 10,000 5 Wash°. Oold (Limited') 90,000 1 Worthing (Limited) 16,000 1 Yorke Peninsula(Lim 110.0e0 Vndanamutans Um , • Call pending t 2 e 1 2 i 1,1 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Pautern—Eastern Counties Exten. No. 1, 72, xd. Great Eastern, East Anglian It 6 per cent., 101, id. London, Chatham and Dove 6 per cent., 49, 4. Atlantic Telegraph A per me7tlT76i - , - 2,1, 5,68 f. City Offices (Limited), 71. English and Australian Copper (Limited), 1146. English and Foreign Credit, 2J, id. Hudson's Bay, 15, 14i. National Discount Company (Limited), 11g, North British and Mercantile Insurance (Limited), 151. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 501 491. Universal Marine Insurance (Limited), 31. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 70), PROVINCIAL AHAB! MARKETS. LtVLEMOL, Seri. 3.-Sales to-day : Caledonian. 1101-Great Eastern, SOf 1-(boat Western, 48 71 8 1-lancashire and York shire. 1271-Loudon and North Western. 1151 I id.- Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 4 71-M idland, 1191 / xd.-North British, 311 I-South Eastern, 03 I I 1 xiL- Great Western of Canada, 151 - kinds - Delhi, 102 - rnited Stotts 5.20, 1862, 731 1-Dutch Rhenish, New, 1 p.-British and }'order 'twine (Limited), 1 p.-Maritime Insurance (limited:, I it -Royal insoresee, 2 PM p.-Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 24--therpool United Gas, 204 ad. and n. - National Steam Livalted), II d. At SEPT. 3.-The market was strong, with a good business doing. District Bank, 14 p.-Great Eastern, 301 1 301 130}--Great Luzemboerg, Northern A, 1171 1 }- Great Western, 474 11 8 18 71- Ilh.e and Yorkshire, 1271 -Loudon, Brighton, and South Coast, 611-London and North Western, 1151 1-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincobehire. 474 1-Metropolitan, 125 4 1-Midland. 1194 1 1 1-North British. 311-south Eastern, WI f-Metropolitan new 5 per cent., sa. 3d. sa. Is. 3d. p.-Dover Deferred, 48 50-Caledo nian, 1091. StagGiOnig, RM. S.—Business done :—Midland, Bristol, and Birmingham Railway Six per Cents., at 127 ; and Binning , ham Banking Company 'Limited), at 1 prem. Clods/ prices ; Great Western Railway. 4 , 1, senses; South istaffeere Railway N s 134 to Lloyds Bank (Limited , 7g to 7g Nottingham Joint Stock Bank Unified), 2 die , selkeS : Mid land }monad (Limited:, t o dia.; Bngham Wagon 'Limited 11 to ; Metr tan Railway Carriage and Wagon Limited:, 10 to 10} ; Mklantz • s Metal (LiMitelk, 3to 21 Wagon BARNET GREAT CATTLE FA TEL —(TH IS DAY.) — This morning the fair fields near Barnet were thrown open, and the great three days' fair duly commenced. The show of horses is the largest witnessed for many years. There is a good demand for horses of superior class, for which dealers are realising high prices. An active business is being done among the large droves of Welsh forest ponies which are scattered over the fields. The sheeo fair is much larger than usual, but the trade is in a depressed state, and notwithstanding the low prices asked by flock masters scarcely a pen of sheep bad been sold up to the time when our report left. There is a good deal of horned stock lying out in the grass districts, but the local autho rities will not permit stock to go into the fair grounds, and the cattle dealers are conveying farmers and stock buyers to the fields and dispose of cattle on the land. The plea sure fair is all bustle and uproar, and large cargoes of visitors are hourly imported from the metropolis. THE MASTERS AND WORKMEN BI LL. —Lord St. Leonards has sent the subjoined letter to the "As I sin withdrawing as much as I can from public life, I thought that I should not have again to request the use of your columns ; but the above act is simply permissive, and not compulsory. Men, as well as masters, therefore, will require a copy of the act in order to know how to avail themselves of its powers. To supply this want I have, with the kind assistance of Messrs. Eyre and Spottia woods, arranged for the immediate circulation throughout the country of copies of the act. They will be directed to the mayors of all the hives of industry for circulation by them—a tack lam sure they will willingly perform. I will only add that, although the act may not stop actual strikes, it will fail in its object if it do not prevent strikes." SINOrLAR INCIDENT IN A NORTH COUNTRY CHURCH.—On Sunday week an incident which distracted the attention of the congregation from devotional exer cises for some time, occurred in a Highland parish church. During the singing at the first psalm a lamb made its way to the front pew, whets it excited con siderable astonishment by rising on its quarters, placing its fore feet on the desk, and coolly surveying the congregation. A lady sitting near determined to expel the intruder, and seizing the lamb in her arms proceeded to the door, the congregation meanwhile watching the proceeding with breathless interest. Going downstairs, however, the hitherto amiable lamb began to resist the forcible termination to its devotions, and succeeded in bringing both the old lady and itself to the bottom of the stair in a manner more rapid than graceful. The lamb, finding itself free, once more mate its way into the gallery by another door. The beadle of the church now put in an appearance and attempted • capture, but the lamb was too shay p for the church functionary. An exciting but unsuc cessful chase ensued, to the amusement of the congregation and the interruption of the services. The scene was brought to a close by the minister saying to the beadle—" The bustle maybe will be gusto ; sae jist let it be." The ser vices were then proceeded with, and during their course the lamb justified the good opinion of the pastor by re maining quiet. A " SENSATION " DIVER IN JEOPARDY. —A certain "Professor" Worthington, a young man who an nounces himself as the " sensation " and " star " diver, has recently been making "terrific plunges" from the head of the Brithton Chain Pier. He jumps from a height of between 100 and 130 feet, and, turning com pletely over as he falls, enters the water (professedly) head first. But those who have seen the "professor" aver that he does not always do so ; and, of course, the shock of falling fiat on th e water from such a height would be of the most severe character. The correspon dent of a contemporary alleges that on one occasion the "professor's" face was swollen and discoloured from con tact with the water,—no doubt, from the diver having entered the sea in • manner which did not give him the protection of his arms as a " cutwater." On Saturday he, oddly enough, advertised his " last sensation dive," and an immense concourse of persons assembled to wit ness it. The hour for the jump to be made was fixed for six, but it was three - quarters of en hour later before the p rofessor was ready. It was then nearly dead low water of spring -tides, and it is said that bearlike this was the case the " professor" determined to throw himself full length on the water. Either excessive ignorance or rashness must have dictated such • resolve, and the result wu what might have been expected. Almost before he seemed lost to sight in the eddy of the plunge the diver appeared again floating "like • log" in the water, his head underneath. The boat which is always in attendance at once rowed to him, and on being pulled in be was found to be thoroughly insensi ble. He was treated as well as the circumstances would allow, and on being put upon the pier soon recovered mifficient strength to be able to walk with assistance. We have heard that his face was again injured. The water at the pier head, when his jump was made, wee only about seven feet deep ; but we cannot say whether " Professor" Worthington received his injuries from the concussion with the surface or from striking the bottom. In either case he could not apparently discern the evi dent danger.—Brighton Guardian. ~~ THE EXPRESS, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY TELIGIIAPIL) WARWICK 3I EDT! N (.; . -(TH I S DAY.) SCURRY HANDICAP. queen oi Trumps Pguliu4 ... 8 ran. WELTER CUP. Blaster Willie ... • • ... .., Redcap ... ..., —. Black Prince ... ... ... COUNTY HANDICAP. One mile. Skirmish, lA:rti.•, Tmubler, Redcap. liuckfoot, I'i' en, Master Willie, limn, Moonbeam, Python, Lord Para mount. 'llk imer, Al:von:use f, Lady Lanubtoo,Broadlands, ausl iti; r i's 1:101 , 11 ::re here. WARWICK CCP. _ Two miles and n half. Goner, Ree%wing, Miss Havelock, Moose, Goodwood, and 3loulsey are here. MEMBERS' PLATE Three-quarters of a mile. Tumbler, Nlisletoe, Honesty, Vixen, Gipsy queen, Catherine Hayes 1, King's Cross, and Diamond are here. NCI:SERV HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mil*. Veda, The Fvl, Hefty, Slander, Beauty, Vex, Wild Mud. Cuckoo, Patrician, Liquidator, Puttee Regent, Pero, Chantilly, lierenununts, 31anton, Redivivus, and Churchill are here. GRAND STAND PLATE. Three•quartere of a mile. Skirmish, Overture, Knight of St. Michael, Veda, Ruckfoot, Master Willie, Vixen, Moonbeam, Brotvu Tommy, Python, The Earl, Lady Lainbton, Dulcimer, and Cuckoo arc here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 SOVS. nine-quarters of a mile. Cuckoo, The E.rl, and Tumbler are here. Cr r.- Scratched. --Beeawing at 12.21 this day. Aninvro.—Lioymnia and Diadem. Patrician not here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The srrivnls of new English wheat fresh up to our mar ket to-day were moderately extensive, but old parcels were rather scarce. The trade was steady fur all ueacriptious, at Monday's decline in prices. With foreign wheat the market was well, but not heavily supplied. Fine parcels found buyers at late quotations, but inferior qualities were much neglected. A moderate business was concluded in Heating cargoes of grain, nt the recent reduction in value. _ Scarcely any homegrown barley wee on sale, and the supply of foreign was by no means extensive. The trade ruled quint, on former terms. _ _ _ Malt , the supply of which was seasonably good, met • slow sale, at about stationary prices. There WWI a fair average supply of oats on the stands, the demand for which was moderately active, at the rates previously current. Beans were quiet, at late rate.. Peas were in steady request, on Conner terms. The flour trade was without improvement, at about stationary currencies. Linseed and rapeseed were in fair request. fAgricultural seeds we , e anti in value, with • limited inquiry. Cakes supported former terms. ARRIVAL OF GRAIN, ke.. INTO LONDON BY WATER CARRIAGE THIS WEEK. Wheat Barley. m 61 m alt. Oats. F loor. C l' aallab sad Scotch 92e .. q 160 60 .. r i l* :at I .. .. .. . Foralga i 120 i ,/ 7:0 .. 1 3.570 1.0 1 00 Total I MOO 1 7% 1 160 1 lISCID 960 i 650 51212 e. 2900 sacks. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY SWING/ULM; (PROW OUR OWN CORREAPONDENT.) The market unchanged. Sales between 8,000 sad 10,000 bales, at yesterday's rates. STARE LISTS:-(THIS DAY.) OIDIIAIY MA= •1D lITOOIL Itan.wArs ;111.c... 1 irirz WIMPS and Nambre Caledonian Ountelan Donavan Dublin and Botlasawso l Dondes,PerthokAbdJa. Mg London Do. =and & Weenies plerfp"rlariern Ord. St Do. Z. Anc. SIL. N 0.2 Oreat North of Scotlead: Great Northern Do.A J Ann. no dlr. on. Do. 13 Lie p. o.le peldß Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock Gt. South 42 Wee& (Irc)! Great Wester& Do.StourVaL Ona. Bak Do. South Wake Do. W. Mid. —Odom* Do. Do. N Lancashire & 141 lon.,llrightn, Q S.Codat Loindoo,Chathank&Dor Do.ll ea Erien.A.p. a. Leodon & North Wester Loodon&donthWestero Use. She., & Lincoln& Do. Extension,dril dead 6 p. et. till 1870 alropoiltaa Do. de. do. D0..12dt. Join:Vs-1;00d liaai:ne ~. D 9: It Derby, INorih Hi 1 - ii ii Do. IroDn ,Perth,Dupd IN. laateri—Beivick Do. G. N. Pure Do. Carlisle Do. Stock.arDarllng 1 4 De. do., 180041 i OS . North London Do. do., 'lOO Nortlalltaffordahlre.„ 100 N. I S. Waiters Jongl 100 Shropshire Union 100 South D..on 100 &nth Lateen • IlletneatTokherbeakeo 100 Taff Vale 6 Do. C ...... 100 Watertovd 44 Kilkenny, IS .Walettoo a Whitehall 1 Ho no t= iceeerdaia ICJ MAYfoosa&47s o Outfral Amoeba* rExtenda I Danburg a vitaiii.i I Do. Eastern of Waco. =rCentral axembours .. ilatha an (Ll Vesernowita(l Mexic ) Nametilege Lily the p.c.Pel. Bel g. go, 'Northam of nee I N. Bea B.= 7. p. o Do. i)Tcrwagian Trunk Pref. Ottoman (Samna Akita Paris, Lyone,aodifedit. Pads sad Wawa . Heath A S. lfraacla.(L) 'll°7l!!ard!Flua loyal Sundials Do. t per mat .... Sombrs and Mous .... Do. 6/percent Prat Sea P1'1210;141.7 per et &Lista Lout Itenselan South Sul al Fortuna ,Sonllsern of Frame—. Turin and Savona West Flanders Do. SS per conl — Pret. Mesa alt. W. ot Franos 79 Si id 109 111 $6 AS 3 6 73 78 id TO TO 100 11l Id he 4 6 112 114 ii! 117 118 xdi K 96 471 48} U 30 28 38 127 128 61 62 18 18} 10 16 115} 1161 id 82 66 zd ii 4$ 146 k 126 113 114 $3 $6 1191 120 id' tid 90 ad, so} 311 1 106 107 Idl 61 63 :al 96 97 ad 3 4 8 4 9. 113 116 id 3 946 id 109 118 :d 67 68 :di 41 43 id r 69 70 id! 1:4 1 12 z.ll 2 2,. zdi lII' ISi id 117* let id 9*, 471 8 7} 6160! 16 186 ' ll5 15 id id 125 IT 113 k 119 è 89 8081 - pries. I • t - 103 i 110/ 10 - 1111 101 Ili 1031 3 VS li 12 11 dts 65 07 --4 i dial dul 7 9p 49 81 14 V 4 30 81 11 13 87 39 —di. 6 4 dim di. 16 IS 113 104:11-. 81. 84 t 6 24 dir 6 4 dal Pr 6 24 2$ I ii ii U ■ 10 12 - - I 70 72 4 9-16 91 Welt - a=ai. - = = puldul 43 44 3633 - - 04 68 49 L - L.: di 37 39 I nr 38 1 7 1 81 13 . 14 11 2 14e 1 1z1 131 15 10 as S 541iin 55 15 21 ti 16 IS Ala lei 1611 14 14 Ift 12 14 45 67 6 21 Eli SS Id SS SS Si 10} :I It 16 16 16# 77.41/6 161 I 11 2 12 8 1 2 82 81 9 92 22 U OOLOIRAL GOVIZIMINT SECITRITLIII. U0,.000 BMA Coln. IP.OL. UN I2 I I I lei 100000 Do. 100 -- 'Caw Gm.. p. 60877.86. 100 .... Do. Span* feb.P.Ass. 100 ' Do. flperet.‘fax.enli 100 1,111,8011 Doh pieculataa4J IM MO Do. { pact. Ina Sae , 100 1110,000 Caned° klopeo p0r.1573 100 Do. do.lBoo-1000 100 - I Do. do. 1380.00 100 Do. do. 1800.01. 100 114,000 Do.lp.o.llp.dOet.looo 100 100.0e/i Ce):0n,N0v.1.419, p. et ; 100 383,9.10 Do. 1679. do.. ' 100 I.uuo,ooa Do. 1871 do. 100 100,000 llandlle• 11 per at., 1871 100 100.000 Do. 1678 100 11.0.00. Do. 100 101.000 Do. 1900 100 163,11 0 0 lataPluv.6p.o.Ap.hoc. 100 106.000 New Renne.Gov.eperet. ' 100 1,166,400 New South Wales Ouv., • p. ennt.,lB7l to 187 e no ssn.roo Do. 6p. n lees to 1805 100 1168, let) D0.6p.c.r.16.37 to 1016 PA 100,000 New Zeeland epee *mt. ' 100 Letn.coo Do. {pee oink 100 6.1,000 Do. 6 per cent. PA 100 1.1,000 Do.de.llolJ unat Dee 100 26).006 Noes Bootle 6p. 0,1876 100 Lena** Queensland Goy. 0 p ea. 100 1,177,00 DO. Do. 10111 .... 100 126.0e0 &Amato:lov. p. 0,01-11 • 100 De. 1878 and upwda , 100 650,080 V1e.60v.6p. e. Jan. July 100 7.000,000 Do. 6p. et A pet .1:04 t lop VUREIO MOI )I I I IC. 102 103 100 102 100 102 25 98 90 i 90 1(3 105 107 118 106 I'B 106 197 96 98 102 L 4 110 111 105 Is 7 102 9 0 4 106 106 196 107 101 103 100 102 96 96 93 94 96 49 04 + 96 9 109 11.0 107} I. Si 100 V'2 99 100 961 100 106 107 110 111 112 113 2 16 is: 102 i i I I xd Ini I an i -Yll 1101 1121 1 I .i - i o r tu i l tfi 1 I 1 1.11 1_ - ' 1,4-0 . I II 14 1 I 111 16 59 6I 'l' 1 1 Pd. 4 4 IWm • 6y SU I all I il-1 - 14 ti} 6-16 74. MONEY MARKET.-(71118 DAY. On o'CLoax. The English funds are dull to-day, and have experienced a reduction of 1-16 to per cent. Orders from the public are in the hands of the brokers to sell a considerable any.unt of stock at 95, and the knowledge of this fact prevents at the moment any advance beyond that quotation. Nevertheless many of the specu lators are still operating for a rise, in the belief that the banks will purchase stock during the next few weeks. Meanwhile, the influx of gold to the Bank is expected to continue, and it is thought that the return to be issued to-morrow will show en important addition to the resources of that establishment. British railway stocks have receded. upon a renewal of speculative sales, but foreign securities show firmness. United States 5-20 Bonds are offered in consequenes of the receipt of s lower quotations from New York. The discount market is quieter, arrangements having been previously made to meet the large amount of paper which has just arrived at ma turity, as usual on the 4th of the month. The rate is still 11, to 11 per cent. for bills, and 1 to 11 for loans in the Stock Exchange. Much satisfaction is expressed in City circles at the announcement, in the second edition of the Maly Nears, of the release of the Abyssinian captives, but it is hoped that the government will demand reparation for the sufferings of the unfortu nate victims, and the expenses already incurred. As previously stated, many steamers have been char tered for the conveyance to Abyssinia of troops, stores, &c., and it is probable that a large num ber of mules have been purchased abroad, on orders by telegraph from this country. The government broker has bought to-day 21,0001. Reduced for the Sinking Fund, at 9:4, ex div. Consols are quoted 94/ to I for money, Sit for the 10th instant, and 94/ for the new account (October). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are called 93 to 1, ex div. The railway market is flat, and a reduction of 1 to 1 per cent. is observable in most of the leading lines. The quotations are as follows :—Metropolitan, 1241 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 47 to 1 ; London and North Western, 115 to 1, ex div ; Midland, 1181 to 119, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 to 1, ex div.; Caledonian, 109 to 110 ; South Eastern, 681 to 09, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 301 to 1; Great Northern, 1121 to 1131, ex div. ; ditto A, 1161 to 1171., ex div. ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 171 to 18; North British, 301 to 311 ; and Brighton, 51 to 1. Foreign stocks are firm, and Greek and Mexican exhibit a fresh rise of l to t per cent., the present prices being In to 14k, and 15f to 1 respectively. Turkish of 1862, are quoted ssi to 59} ; ditto, 1865, 31} to i ; Spanish Passive, 19} to 20 ; ditto, Certificates, 151 to 16 ; Italian of 1861, 483 to I ; and Chilies) scrip, 1} to 1 dis. Bank shares exhibit no noteworthy change. Lon don and Westminster are quoted 704 to 714 ; Union of London, 374 to 384 ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 30 to 31 ; Alliance, 124 to 114 dis. ; London and County, 56 to 57 ; and Imperial Ottoman, 1 to Of die. Financial shares are unaltered, at the annexed quotations :—lnternational, 21 to 1/ dis. ; Lon don, 23 to 21 dis. ; General Credit, 2a to 2} die ; and Credit Foncier, 6 to 51 dia. United States 6-20 Bonds have declined } per cent., viz., to 731 to 1, while Illinois Central Rail way shares have improved to the like extent, the present price being 77i to 78. Erie are steady, at 451 to I. Anglo-Ameriom Telegraph shares are without change at 161 to 17, but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference have declined 2s. 6d., viz., to to e. It is announced that the following resolutions will be proposed at the meeting of the East London Railway Company, called for the 11th inst. : That this meeting be adjourned, and that three pro prietors be appointed a committee (with power to add to their number) to confer with the directors, and inquire into the rreeent financial condition of the company. To ascertain the circumstances under which certain scrip shared were originally allotted, and subsequently forfeited for non-payment of calls. #4 lOl Ilia To consider the terms upon which it is proposed to dispose of such shares, and to exercise the' borrowing powers of the company ; reporting meeting of proprietors. Also to make inquiries, and report their opinion upon the postponement of some of the works authorised by par lisment, and upon the amount of capital required for the future purposes of the company, and upon any other mat ters affecting the interests of the proprietors. at •n eariy The half-yearly meeting of the British Gaslight Company (Limited) will be held on the 25th inst., when a dividend will be declared. With reference to Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), Mews. Turquand and Harding, the liquidators, announce that, by the direction of Vice-Chancellor Malins, a further dividend of 4s. in the pound, makingllos. paid, will be paid to the creditors on Tuesday, the 10th inst., and four following days. The:debts over which it will have to be distributed reach 4,480,0001., so that the aggregate disbursed will be 896,0001. A further sum of 153,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, viz. 8,000/. in sovereigns from Buenos Ayres and 145,000/. in bars. The Devana has arrived from Port Phillip with 86,0001. in gold, and the City of Paris, from Sew York, with 3,000/. The Massilia will take to day 24,5831. in silver to Hong Kong, and 5301. in gold to Point de Gallo. - • ... In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon there was a rise in the quotations for Italy. The Paris rate was likewise firm. Annexed is the usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 1203 to 12.1: ditto, abort, ILI9 to 11.193 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.03 to 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 23.40 to 2 5 . 45 ; Brumels, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.10 to 13.101; Berlin, Cologne, /to., 3 months, 6.2011 to 6.27• St. Petersburg, 3 months, 311 to 311 ; Paris. shrirt, 25.17 i to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.•'.0 ; Marseilles; 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Prankfort-on.the-Maine, 3 months, 1201 to 1201 ; Vienna, 3 months, 1265 to 12.70 ; Trieste, S months, 12.63 to 12.70; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 49; Santander, 3 months, 491 to 49; Cadiz, 3 months, 49} to 49 ; Seville, 3 mon th s, 491 to 49; Malaga, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Valencia, 3 months, '9 to 481 ; Bar. oelona, 3 months, 491 to 491 ; Bilbao., 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Samosa, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.40 ; Omen, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.40 ;I Naples, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.40 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.40; Messina, 3 months 27.33 to 27.40; Lisbon, 90 days date, 52 to 51 1 ; Opo rto, 90 days date, 52 to 511. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 406/. over last year, and the Glasgow and South Western an increase of 1,0011. The Manchester Examiner of yesterday says : Telegrams have been received in Manchester from Con stantinople, stating that M. Rodetty, who recently air wended, largely indebted to various firms here, is now in that city. A seizure of goods is said to have been made, and it is also stated that he will probably be arrested by the Turkish government, in the interest of the creditors. At the meeting yesterday of the London General Omnibus Company, the directors' report, recom mending the payment of a dividend of 2s. per share, or at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, out of the reserve fund, was adopted after some discussion. The Committ... , ~f Italian Irrigation (favour Canal) Bondholders have issued a circular detailing the proceedings taken by Mr. Cresswell, who was appointed at a public meeting to represent the interests of the English proprietors in Italy. After attending a meetin., ut creditors at Turin, and securing the nomination of properly qualified assi-mees, he proceeded to Florence, and had there interviews with the President of the Council, and also with the 3lii,iNter of Agriculture and Com merce, from whom he received positive assurances of the earnest desire of the Italian government to settle this question. In order to facilitate these intentions of the government, the following note was despatched to the President of the Council, and to the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, in duplicate, and the same were formally delivered on the morning of the 9th ult. : Your Excellency, —The undersigned, representative of the Cavonr Canal Septennial Bondholders, fully antis°- , rised to treat with the government of Italy on all quer. tions having reference to the said bonds, has the lumen, to lay before your excellency the following propositions for the adjustment of the bondholders' claiins:—Fintly— the septennial bondholders will be willing to renounce their right to the guaranteed interest for the years 1866-1847, but reserve at the same time all their rights and remedies as against the company. Secondly—The government, on the other hand, shall by royal decree declare that the bondholders will receive the amount of the guaranteed interest on the said bonds by regular payments from January, IS6S and that the amor- Cast men t of the said howls, instead of being completed in 1 , Tn, as is declared in the decree of the 20th of February, loiea, and printed upon the bonds themselves, shall be made in 1% years, the said redemption to commence run ning from the year 1870. The undersigned has reason to hope that the government will consider these conditions thus offered by the bondholders to be liberal, and as the utmost possible concession on their part : and he further hopea, that in the interest of the Italian governn.ent itself, your excellency will hasten to notify your accept ance of them, as the sole means left for mitigating the alarm that has been justly excited in the minds of English bondholders. The undersigned holm, moreover, that your excellency's reply will be as prompt as possible, as he is pressed, for different reasons, to return to London without delay, where the capit &eta interested are awaiting his arrival with impatience. The present offer must be we gadt.4l as altogether without prejudice, and the bond holders will be entitled to avail themselves of evary other means of prosecuting their claims in the event of the government of the King not deeming it expedient to accept it. C. N. Caisawat, Advocate. To his Excellency the President of the Council, Signor Ratazzi. Some subsequent interviews took place, and eventually a formal reply to the above note was received on the 27th ult. in the following terms : Florence, August 23, 1867.—Sir,—Sines the failure et the Canal Cavour Company, a failure brought abort by the company's own default thr ough their own unwillisg. nem to entertain the liberal Imo made at my instance by the Italian government, in t e month of June last, pre positions submitted for the express purpose of effectuating the completion of this most important work,sindarthesanse time mooring the interests of the various creditors of the company, the government of Italy, although animated with the same liberal intentions, fi nds itself for the me. meet paralysed i'y the legal proceedings by which the position of the bankrupt company will be regulated in ea onrdsece with the requirements of public law. It is this circumstance which prevents me from giving a categorical answer to the letter which you have addressed to me, but I am. nevertheless, at liberty to ware you that the government of the King will not fail to urge by all the means at its command the speedy solution of a question. I which it hopes will be adjusted in such a manner that, nee I only national industry will be promoted by the regular operation of the canal itself, hut that the claims of an those who have contributed their money to so grand a work will be fully satisfied, and that there will be no rea son to throw a douht upon the loyalty of the Italian government. (Signed) MINISTER F. or. BLASIUS. To Signor C. N. Creswell, Advocate, London. - - The committee add that it will be seen from the above letters that there is no reason to doubt the good faith of the Italian government ; and that, with patience and forbearance on the part of an interested, there is good ground to believe that a satisfactory solution will be speedily attained. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and dock shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Alliance Marine, 251; Atlas, 91 ; Guardian, 46, ; North British and Mercantile, 154 ; Ocean Marine, 20 ; Rock Life, 8. Gaslight and Coke.—lmperial Continental, 974, Crg ; Phenix, near, Sll ; Surrey Consumers, 124, LI. Docks—London and St. Katherine, 57 ; Surrey Coca mercial, 110. TUESDAY EVINDIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 341 to ; both for money and the 10th inst., opened this morning at 941, and closed at 94/ to For the new account (October 8), the last prioe was 94; to 96. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93;, ex div. The official burAness report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, Three per Cents. Reduced, 93* , 3,3, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 93i, , , 3. ex div. ; Bank Stock, 260, 55 ; India Stock, 222; ditto, Five per Cent., 113, 12{ ; ditto, Four per Cent., 98, ex div. ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "en faced" rupee paper, 1081 ; ditto, Bonds, 705., 655., 708.• prem. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock and Exchequer Bills showed no alteration. The latter were quoted 255. to 30s. prem. - • The foreign stock market was firm, with transac tions to a fair extent. Mexican Bonds were in prominent demand, and rose w per cent. Egyptian of 1864, ditto Railway debentures, and the Vice roy of Egypt's Loan improved to 1 ; Spanish Three per Cents. and New Deferred, Turkish of 1858 and 1862, and Brazilian of 1865, ; and Spanish Passive and Certificates, Greek, and Turkish of 1865, i s to f. MINES.-MlllB DAY.) ONE o'CLoci. The mining market is firm, with a good amount of business, consisting principally of purchases. Annexed are the quotations for the shares which have been principally dealt in, viz. Great Wheal Vor , 17 to 18 ; South Caisdon 376 to 385 ; West Caradon, ' 7 to 8 ; Drakewalls, lOs. to 15s. ; Prince of Wales, 50s. to 525. 6d. ; East Lovell, 71 to ; Trumpet Consols, 111 to 121 ; West Great Work, 31 to 41 • Frank Mills, 17s. 6d. to 225. 6d. ; Tincroff, 131 to ' l4l, and North Crafty, 4 to 41, Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at the following prices :—St. John Del Rev, 60 to 42; Don Pedro, 1 to 2/ prem. ; Anglo Brazilian. to prem. •, Anglo-Italian, 4to 4 prem. ; Pas tarena, Ito 1 prem. ; Chontalei, 11 to 11 prem. ,• Rona Grande, 3 , to ; Frontino and Boliva, to • United Mexican, 2to ; and Port Phillip, 1 3-14 to 1 5-16. The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have received the following telegram from their resident director, Mr. Bland, in anticipation of the Australian mail due about the 12th inst.:—` . Remitted 3,0001. Three weeks July : Quartz crushed, 3,400 tons; yield, 14 dwta." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WEDNISDILY, armies, 4,8 ►.L ..1 iiitlelle. MB. &LI W. 169 WI& ISO IS 1 : - . IIL ...........-- --. ....1....-e-.- ..- -..'. - -.-- hou • 231.66 63 Is Z.. N. IL leb,b: 7. I Aberdeen 2.65 6 ?. ..w. to 0 715' 1 Leith 28.67 61 s. L to 4150 1 Ardroaan 19.66 8. N.E. oc ui.' 3 Givememik 29.56 2/1 8. E. to o , a - Valenta „BAAS 59, 8. R. B.P.R. mr v . 1. , 6 Roche'e Pant 29.68 66 B.W. 11. oo - 4 Liverpool ,29. 79 63 && W. &E. L.. • - 0.17 1 Holyhead :19.7 1 a SAW, 14.:A Penzance 49.8763; B.W. SAW. e -1 4 Brat 22.98 64 B.W. r. 44. fe -I 6 I. .r,eot l2/.96 a su . IL co -' 2 Rochefort 20.90 63 N. W. B.W. Ina 0. - 24 2 Plymouth 29.23 63 :4. W. 8.0 W. .oco •, 3 Weymouth 29.91 63 .IW. W. 2 Portsmouth 29.90 04 S •• 4 W. Ar. .. 1 London 2 Sl* 64' B.W. 1. Ir. 0.7. - Tarneath., 19.86 64 B.&W. L ft. E. rot 2 karborosek 20.8063 8. B.s.L. Iro 041 2 2 Shaba 29.82 63 S. ' I L - - . gelder - at:MARKS. Over the British Isles there Inns been a decrease In the bares imetrleal presenn. since yesterday In the mordh it has been coo itgarable, amounting to hat an Inch. The winds are generally from the : ,114 on the south s..ast 11 Ireland. The weather is cl..u.ty and overmst, gain has fallen on the south coast of England, and In consitterahle amount on the notch o Scotland. A thunderstorm Is reported from Liverpool A thunder storm of some violence is reported from various parts of the country yesterday morning, bd it was not unusually severe in London. MINCING-LANE.-(71 . 18 DAY.) SCGAR.—There is au improved demand, chiefly from refiners, at firm prices. Grenada, 295. to 31s. . • Antigua, 30e. to 31s. ; St. Lucia and Trinidad, 30s. to 31s. ; Demerara, 31e. fwd. ; Berbice, 295. to 3'hi. ; brown Mimi tins, 2Ss. ; clayed Manila, common, 295. ; good, 30e. 6tl. Refined is in moderate request, but firmer prioes are fully maintained. Corrre.—The public tittles of Plantation Ceylon have gone off with low spirit. Good ordinary to fine fine or dinary., 66 6 . Gd. to i4e., being rather cheaper ; oo l or y a t full p rices, from ysa. to s3e. 6d. TiA.—the public sales are progressing very steadily at fully current rat,. .. . . _ . limited business is doing in naw ; prices are without change. RICF.—The market is firm but quiet. Rum.—Good Demerara sold at is. 10d. up to 2s. for small packages. SALrrermr..—A parcel of Bengal sold at 19s. 4id., short prompt, refraction 41. CorroN.—There is a more active demand at precious priori. Herr.—St. Petersburg clean quiet at MI. to 381. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is stead , / at the annexed quotations. Town Tallow. 435. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 435. 9d. ; ditto new, 445. Gd. ; October to December, 435. 9d. ; December. 44e. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a continued steady demand for consumption for 186Ws at declining prices. A few new hops have arrived at market, which are more or lase diseased, szd have realised from 101. to 121. per cwt. EXTRAORDINARY HOAX ON BIRMINGHAM TRADES MEN.—A short thick-aet man, assuming the garb of an engine-driver, has been amusing himself during the last two or three days—and is perhaps, still punning his "little game, --by calling upon various tradesmen in the town sad freely distri buting orders for goods in the name of the Birmingham Small Arms Company (Limited). Since Saturday last, and up to :1 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, numerous vehicles laden with provisions and other articles were driven along the Coventry-road and the vicinity of the company's extensive factory at Small•heath, with a view to depositing their costly freights on the premises ; and no little chagrin and disappointment was felt by the persons in charge of the goods on learning that their employen had been made the victims of a cruel and senseless hoax. Amongst the property thus supplied to the verbal order of the wily rogue may be mentioned immense quantities of bread, meat, vegetables, cheese, hams, a number of sucking I pigs, a hundred gallons of ale, and several barrels of cement. In addition to this, a large number of persons were in formed that their services were required at the company's works; and bricklayers, plasterers, carpenters, chimney sweeps, Le..—a perfect horde of them, in fact—were induced to rush up to Small-heath in the delusive hope of doing a large stroke of business, but, alas, only to find that they bad been duped. The operator in this stupid hoax has given the name of Griffiths to some of the persons whom he has begui led, I and from the description of him supplied to the autho rities there is little doubt be will soon be in the hands of the detectives. It certainly says little for the busi ness shrewdness of Birmingham tradesmen when they are so readily caught napping, eves:Wily when a moment's reflection would have satisfied them that neither the Small Arms Company, nor any other well-regulated mercantile establishment is in the habit of ordering goods except by a printed order signed by the responsible manager.— Mr mitiyiass Ga:eite. PATRIARCHAL RACERS.—The Darley Arabian was brought to England about the year 1700, by a Mr. Darley, of Yorkshire, who, when following his profession as • merchant abroad, became a member of • hunt club, through which means he acquired this home. He was not much used by breeders, except by his owner, who bad not a large stud of thorough-bred mares. With hisfew chances, however, he got, among others, Flying or Devonshire Childers, said to be the quickest horse ever foaled, his own brother Barnette Childers, and Aleppo. from one of which half-brothers the celebrated racer Eclipse was de scended. Bartlett, Childers was we of Lord Portmore's Squirt, whose son Marske, bred by the Duke of Cumber land, was generally supposed to be the sire of Eclipse. Indeed, so esteemed did this horse (Marske) become as a sire, that for one season he was advertised at the enormous price of 300 guinets, although his selling price a few years before had only been fifteen pounds.—(hire a Werk. MIRAMAR. —lt was a rough gusty day of October, with an ugly sea on in the upper part of the Adriatic, that a party of Austrian naval officers on board one of the fish ing craft of the gulf sought shelter from the coming "Bora." They had in succession visited creek after creek in hope of finding a spot sufficiently land-locked to ride out the gale; but such is the violence of this peculiar wind, careering down through the clefts of the bare mountains and swooping upon the sea without let or hindrance that men who have e x p er i enced t h e w ild est hurricanes of the ' tropics pronounce •Trieste Bora as far and away beyond anything they hare me t elsewhere. On the occasion I have now to speak of, the wind had given an unusual amount of warning, and the party had in turn entered and left Doles, than fire of the small bays ; when at last, just as the gale had burst out with its full fury, the small fishing-vessel glided into a little narrow cleft, defended to the north by a tall well of rock, and within which the sea lay still and waveless ; while outside a tumbling mass of foam surged and boiled in all the fury of • tempest. Here the party landed and lit a fire, and while some employed themselves in cooking and others arranged their clothes to dry, one strolled carelessly along the shingle, and after • half. liour'e absence came back to way that be bad found • most picturesque spot to build • fishing hut. This was the origin of Miramar, and he who discovered the 'pot was the Archduke Maximilian.—Blackersed's Maga:me, for Sep tember. $4. I Pd. I 100 alt AtlanticdSt. Lawrence , el 1100 Dom. 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