The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-03 00:00:00

hir.• Turner, the polar, said he had seen three of the „i een ere in custody at this court on a previous ocmaion. rif le Magistrate sea each of the prisoners to be „,i ede ed end kept to hard labour in the House of Col.- fer three calendar months. The misonert jumped out of the dock brighing. MARLBOROUGH-STREIT. ZITILORDDIANY ASOLDIR ow A DOOM &art a K a i& and Cerviine Galt," two unfortanake, sere c h ar ged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with as salting Dr. John H am ilton, of No. 404, Oxford-street. or. Hamilton said that about 10 o'clock last t• h e while leaving hie houee--imr= a door, he the time —end not having quite his door, he ow the two prisoners, sae of them having her O h m h ing ing all over her face, coming along the street. o ne e f the prisoner then came up to him and seized him rou nd the wamt. He told these to go away, and his hat wee thei knocked o ff . He stooped to pick it up, and the goners fiew at him, struck him, scratched his face, tore h e ir, pulled his coat sleeve off . , and in fast, behaved l ik e t ee infuriated beetle. He ran into a neighbour's shop fitee t ee tion, and afterwards went to his own house and le • waiting for the servant to open the door, the pri owe cup e up and assailed him with a volley of most ding abuse. The prisoner were kept away from hu e by wend persons, and when a constable came up he gave then into custody, the prisoner Knight having him coat-sleeve in her hand. The danger dons to his coat amounted to 10e. Mr. F. Brookes, artist. gave similar evidence. Wilson,no e, said that both prisoners had been drink- b tapertor Bowles said that Knight had been tried for • l arder in Barley-court, and acquitted. fankwas committed fa trial for wilful damage in Oxford-street, and sentenced weeks' imprisonment, and she had been shout a dozen tams charged with disor derly conduct and assaults. Toe prisoners said they lad been out drinking all day, and were drunk together. Tyrwhitt said it was clear that Knight was one of *bad characters infesting London, and he should corn at her for a month, the other prisoner would be tom mined for 14 days. WORSHIP-BTREET. STABBING BY A PAUPER. Macs Cooke, a thick-set man, between 30 and 40 years of g e , a pauper i n the Bethnal-green workhouse, was charged vith attempting to cut and wound James Pewee, the gm aintendent of labour at that union. The evidence went to show that prisoner had been seen m oving atin pannikin from aroom whenaehe had no right to take it, and when desired to replace or give it up most De alvely refused, and on prosecutor advancing to compel jammso to do he deliberately drew a large clasp knife from his pocket, opened it, and made a stab or cut at him; the blow, however, was happily avoided, but prisoner planted himself firmly against a wall and defied every attempt made to get hold of him or the knife from his hand until someone adopted the novel expedient of flinging a jack o r roller towel over his head and pulled him from his position. Prisoner now said that he bad no intention to steal the he took it simply to obtain anddrink soma water Mr. Ellison intimated that without alluding to the motive of that act there was one act prisoner had been guilty of that could not be too strongly reprehended that of drawing a clasp-knife, opening it, and trying to inflict injury with it ; this was proved to have been the fact, indeed it was not denied, and for that offence be would be moit for triaL Fully committed to the sessions. SOUTHWARK. DEATH IN THE POLICE CELLS. In the course of the morning Mr. Inspector Young corn =rioted to the sitting magistrate that a prisoner, who hal given the name of William Brown, and described himself as being a pedlar living in Crown-oourt, White chapel, bad been brought to the police-station by Constable .sy, 113 L, who had found him lying drunk and incapable of taking are of himself, in York-street, York gad, Lambeth, at 4 o'clock this morning. He was placed in a cell, and appeared to be well in health, and walked about and talked with ease, but at 8 o'clock be Ina found dead in the cell. The divisional surgeon was sent for, and GI his arrival pronounced that the man had died from apoplexy, produced by excessive drinking. The inspector added that he had communicated the occurrence to the wooer, and an inquest would be hell. Mr. Burcham said that under such circumstances he should erase the case from the charge sheet. THE REGISTRATION& CITY OF LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) ---- - - • This morning, at 11 o'clock, Spencer Peroeval, Tag., the newly-appointed barrister to revise the lists of voters for members of parliament for the City of London, held his first sitting in the Court of Com mon Pleas at Guildhall!, and proceeded with the revision. Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. George Ledger appeared for the Liberal Registration Association ; and Mr. Cr. Carlisle (film of Nokes, Carlisle, and Francis, of Finch-lane), repre sented the conservative interest. The number of claims taken are very few, and only by the liberals ; and the oections made are—liberal, ; carervative, •238, and 58 are double. The proceedings commenced in the neural manner by Mr. Secondary Putter Landing iu the livery lists and the overseers deliveriu; the lista of voters in the parishes comprising the various wards. The learned barrister then proceeded with the revision of the livery lista. In the apothecaries' list, the learned barrister inquired the ground of an objection. Mr. Ledger said that the voter was also en ironmonger, and according to custom no voter was allowed to be on the lists. The vote, however, would not be lost. In the list of bakers, William Hammond was objected to on the ground that he could not be found. The Clerk of toe Company—l know this that if he is living he is always to be found at Barclay and Perkins' Brewery. (Laughter.) Mr. Sugden—We have had letters returned from his residence. Mr. Carlisle (to the clerk)—Do you know what are his polities? (Langhter.) The clerk—No. I do not. _ . Mr. Carlisle—Then I shall support him, as , no doubt be is s respectable conservative . (Loughter) The revising banister—l must expunge his name, as his letters have been sent back. Name expunged. Elijah Kendal was objected to by the liberals on the tame list, on the ground that he was not a freeman. lir. Carlisle—l have it returned to me as being " e Sarber, and not free." Mr. Sidney Smith—That is a very close shave. (Loud In the barbers' list the name of Henry English Win ob jected to by the liberals as he could not be round. The Clerk to the Company—l only know that when we invite him to dinner he always attends. (Laughter.) Mr. Ledger—Then yon had better invite him to dinner again and then you will see whether he is to he found. The name was expunged. SERIOUS FIRE AT THE HATCLIAX WAX AND I'lll.ol'lN 11 . 01.—Yesterday evening, about 7 o'clock, a most destructive fire broke out at tho Mitcham Wax and Paraffin Works, the property of Messrs. Leech and pathway, situate at the bottom of James-street, Old Sent-road, and alongside of the Surrey Canal. Shortly after the fire was discovered a column of flame, nearly 200 feet in height, shot forth and lasted nearly an hour, only being occasionally broken by an explosion from the fresh ignition of another quantity of paraffin, there being an extrusive stock, both of paraffin and wax on the premises at the time. One of the explosions was of a must frightful kind, the flames spreading to such as extent that the crowd of persons assembled in James street ran in a frenzied manner a considerable distance before they dared to stop, and several persons—there being o large number collected on the bank of the canal—jumped iatothe water, fearing the fiarnes would reach them, but they all get out in safety. About half an hour after the outbreak a small engine arrived, and after the Inwe of another half hour some of the land steam engines arrived, and having got to work in a most energetic manner. succeeded in about three-quarters of an hour in eatinguishir.g the firo. At ono time there was great fear that a high shaft would fall, but fortunately it did not. err little of the property was saved, and the loss to the Proprietors of the place must be extensive. Considerable damage was done to adjoining property. GARIBALDI.-13ut it is nut as a great conqueror that Garibaldi claims our admiration. It is not by the sift. of the mind• but by the mere instincts of his heart, Lathe com man d s our sympa thy. Wh a t w i ns th e wor ld over to bin is the beauty, the harmony, the completeness of his character. It is not too much to say that Garibaldi pease sea all the qualities which are fabulously attributed to the lion. His courage and magnanimity count as nothing by the aide of that angle-mindrdne.s so manifest in all his words and ' des L. We vu. riled to find in this ago of ours so true o type of some o f th ose personages of antiquity, sublime la their simplicity, the picture of whose virtues so captivates our youth, but as to whose reality so much doubt besets our minds in mature age. It is not merely self-denial that charms us in Garibaldi ; h is his perfect absence of self-consciousness. Thoroughly disinterested men, indifferent to honours and emoluments. and deeming their country's gratitude a suffi cient reward for their services, are, it may be truly said, anything but rare in Garibaldi's country. The cases of men who, after a long management of public affairs, retire ' of power poorer than they were before have been of late sufficiently common in Italy ; but Gan. halh is not aware of any self-sacrilice. He shrinks horn shouts and plaudits ; he abhors adulation and *nay. All he claims for himself is independence. L a sailor or as a mechanic and tradesman in his roving ?Oath, or as a gardener and husbandman in the present ftwre of his rocky farm at Caprera, all he ever struggled 'oe, all he aspires to, is to be hie own master. At a king's 164 rt, at the head of an army, in a peasant's hut, in a nobleman's house, he has always found his defensive sromur in that easy simplicity which the world can neither Wen, tand nor overcome, Garibaldi, as people have "ktd out, is too true a lion to be lionised.— ?times. ke Henry the le,tu r tnender ec t ought ur . Andere ou 2001., tad co.. cw with re . ring It to the service hat oe th e of weary KW, first ho 'taw rtISLY the e rmin e: hi t to custody am, and h e , prisoner to • Goodwin, 10 11 in the an told 6 4Initied linainithera eard what them, led that bu het ing_ Ander. 11 terms. seem transaction seen merely out of the Is dishonest tcd to bail, undergo med. 3 additional rarions wit. of the pd. iy acted u¢. Dwever, said coarse, and Lng as before ! c4 1. 0m; rem the psi. L the cot at The au L of a liste n had struck I bleed. I prostitute in Holborn, re a woman ru not at all ruination he lan who was olbom night Wirier about ;drew every ay whenever g threatened as stated oil ntradicted it it was mho. I wife. tely been on Amite' from ner es what accompanies n men, and y he attended titutee who ul to caution 1 for the pur- Amnon to go ;es them into -following in other pro,. quently 30C11 to believe the rt. He oould de house and week to bring rer, he ought (Mr. Flowers) He believed least to this he constable C a scene they ling that after c, the woman *en assaulted a a continuous to protect the it's witnesses, en quite suffi and lodge a Flowers) did been a blow, a blow, the Lough he could iould not ire- ,earned e manner. tomcat of the He certainly in Lie view of ,o of Marlow• sed him Vol co be a 1...V , 40 Vet, instead of d for a woman. 43nuected. t to be inTestii hem. he discharged ground for aen- I:rtrt.tr. (Ad Nicholas le,. a costar- S..r.s, aged 17, and Williams ,rge- , treet, o pick pockets lalington. last ha ricultoral , and from their itch them. He several persons, aud when one I would "cover* that they each :emed to be that e others should having watc hed d away fora few little before . 10 m y with Folios lie saw them ;oming from the le pockets of tae turn, but he did a sco the DT' .3 into the oat side pockets of ince of quite 300 )eui " try the id ladies, ;eking aulw"!: three-quarters .. other oonstables, Sykes was Tell ing taken to the Is known of the born in comPsni had not befog. D was in c0m1351 , _ le prisoners. Weis st Atter** that they eanwli aty next that w+ ling will d ° bs (arty, that it will rtsoes said that dtempt to id that they t the other pr : that was a ply had two .; i s price of en them atteroP . t dot ) why yrs * i ey find saw thaw: ken lock them ulPs custody, and dwr Mil EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1866. LATEST SPORTING INTMIGENCE NT ammo neuniural NORTHAMPTON MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) FAWSLKY PLATE. Nukeheva „. Wave ::. i --- won easy. HARLESTON NURSERY. ~, 2 zest Au:water .„ .„ 3 CASTLE SELLING ETAS:Ia FOE 30 BOVE. Salt • mile. Mineral (501.), Idle, Bitty f, Tribute f, Veal, Marra netts, and Anatomist (301. each). All are here. CORPORATION STAKES. Five furlongs. Cedric, Lady Valentine, Tragedy, Novice, Skiff, Edg bastion, Spokesman, Ziaca, Venturesome, Oundrede, Vigi lant, Nutrition, Stekeley, Miss Calthore,,Tertye, Glen garnock, and Killaloe are here. TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING STAKES. Five furlongs. Kitty 4, Tribute f, Dement, Kimmins, Anatomist, Oolong°, Testy, and Skiff are here. CORINTHIAN HANDICAP. One mile. Skiff, Little FJlen, Nitkoheva, Arkansas, and Black Prince are here. CALEDONIAN HUNT AND KELSO MEETING. (THIS DAY.) CALEDONIA?? HANDICAP. Two miles. Lady Vane, Dart, Kiss Haworth, Holstein, and len Williams are here. CALEDONIAN ST. LEGER. One mile and three. quarters. Retrousse, Lady Vane, The Cut, Terror, Honesty, land Mtsroy are here. PRINCE OF WALES'S STASES. Two miles and a quarter.) Scam:eider, Morris Dancer, Night Watch, Rival, Risk, Heim, Skil:deck. and Dermot Aithea.. .111 aro harp, 19 DAY.) - 1 oNN o'Cwax. 41 British railway securities continue in request, and prices are firm. Metropolitan stock is in good demand, and has risen per cent. Midland has 21 i; also improved 1, Great Eastern*, and London and 68 North Western *. Great Western, however, is 10 again pressed for sale, and has declined *. North British is likewise 1 lower. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 128* to f; Great Western, 52* to 53 ; London and North is Western, 118} to *; Midland, 121* to 122 ; Lan La - cashire and Yorkahire, 124 to i t ; Caledonian, 124 a to }, ex div. ; South & stern , 651 to 66; Great Lc Northern, 116 to 117 ; ditto A, 1261 to 127} ; ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 191 to 20* ; Great Eastern, 291 to 30* ; and North British, 41 to 42. to Foreign and colonial railway shares are inactive, s,a and prices generally without variation. East ii Indian are quoted 102 to 103 ; Grand Trunk of 11 Canada, 19* to 20 ; and Lombardo-Venetian, tst 16} to 4. OBDLNARY BRAWN AND STOCKS. X MARE L. RAILWAYS Sales to-iy to 1 p.m. 100 , Erkstol and Exeter 1 100 jeadedoolan _ Cork and Bandon 17 - i 22 40 66 12 12 4 I 66 U 70 72 70 80 _.. Cornwall ........ Dublin and BallastJanc Dundee, Perth,&AbdJa Bart London Scrip Cart I Do 'Citsaliow and& Wattern Grist &stirs Ord. St _ Do. K. Ang.gta,tro.' 116 191 =dl 20 10 b I Or;etioirt — lo2B7o . tiZa I Grest Northern Do. A j A rec. no dlr. un- Do. B c. lepaldß Do. New Ise a' 25 ten. De. Ord. Def. Div. 8 'Di South Wed (Ire ) lOrest Western Do.BtourVal.Dua.Stki Do. south Wa 90 n 624 614 - 54 ao 86 88 83 56 124 1841 82 84 20 21 20 25 118 118} i 2 84 54 68 127 128. Si 34. 6421 - ii:icel 8 , 000 1 - - 1,02 1 4 2 i 12,800 .• - 6,144 .. 6,000 1,0001 - 1 ;i - ° 4 6,0M~ .. 6, • • 6, .. 6, .. 1,1- 61 0.1 4 6, . 1 4,_ 6, 612 512 ... 1, .. vm 14 14 sra so. 121 121 i ii II fowl 90 92 41 43 16 20 102 104 618,000, vp.ooo 212 !60 69,730 _Ms 11 1 PI 3 P 2 1i 17 . zd ,069113rtt1ab00110.6p.d.,1879 • 009 Do. 1896 "Vs. Owl p. et, 157946. Do. OpsdYobAlog. Do. Spe or nt Max. Do. otdon.d3 Do. 6p twat. Ina ;0001 Copool6Hopo6por.lB73 Do. 0.189 .1 do. 188910 do. 1880.91 • ,000 172;.59.0.107.20ct1900 ,000 Osylon,Nov. 188 8, Op.cB ,000 Do. 1878. do.. ,000 Do. 1872 d 0... 1,000 Yaw Mail pee 4,1873 4000 Do. 1878 6000 Do. 1812 taco Do: OP Natal. Oev. a par cons.. ,006 New Brans.Gor.eper at. ,800 New South Woks Gov.. p. c0nt..1871 to 1876 ,800 Do. 6p. 0.1888 to MPS 6000 New Unload 6per cont. 1,000 Do. 6 pea act. ~OOS Nova Scotts 6p. e.,16T6 1,918 Quonnelond Goo. 6p. LAttoLeov. 6 p. 0.,67-77 ,600 Do. 1873 and are& 7/le.Gov.6p. c. Jon. Jul, 060 Do. op. ot. Aprthtoc. 1 Pd. w it 100 Barnes Chivertan ....... Clifford AmaL Dew. G. COIL (hada ) Drakewalla East Banat (lllogam) But Caradon East Cara Ems Fast OeefYille East Omni/lake Past Lovell & W. Russell (Tar'stk ) Grumbler & Et. &Myra Great Limey (Limited) Great South Tolasse Great Wheal Busy . G. W. Vor (lielstoo) morale . Herod's Foot _ . Matta, TM—'- Oowna Margaret (L ny Want) Mute Valley Mwyndy Iron Ore New Beton North Roakear 02 N 20 52 90 IS 76 77 75 77 102 104 104 106 103 106 102 104 se se 102 104 106 107 106 106 102 104 103 106 106 107 103 106 90 101 93 ft 91 OS Sai 94 9 0 6 19 81 96 VT 99 91 106 iff lei io 4 N. Wh. Bastst y isli; Korth Wheal Prosper United Providence (V. Lelent) B. Condon (Bt. Clear) South Condnrrow . • B. W. Frances (Bloom ) Stray Path Tin Croft Vigra and Clogan, Lim West Basset W. Cszadon (Liakeard) West Chiverton West Sown Wh. Beret (illogan) Wit. Buller (ledruth) W,llaryAnn (Ilenhen ) Wheal Beton Wh. Trelawney (Usk) ii7o I tuo 7.1.6 166.7 If 3.1.0 18.18.9 36.16.6 4 10 11 486 166 20_ 21. gor 103 zd • 10 • 311 4 . 6 li t iso 19 31 1; Si 34 3# 41r 2i I it 116 43 3 5 i ' 11 is W 82 130 140 86 96 2628 lite DZBENTUILE 92,0tiSt. iGt.Hata 4 — p.c. Mar. 100 50883113, St. iG.Ntius.4 p.c. Jan.& .1 100 610,000 Bt . G.Weta.—W. 31.--ox., 1 p. cl., Jan. & July .. , . 100 )!/t. Lenc.iTt.4p.e.Jan.&Jly 100 i St. • Len.Brigh.4p.c.Jan.Baly 100 I St. L.&N.W.4p.c.Jan.&July 100 ) St. Do. Sep.e. Jan.& July 100 I St. LAS.W.4p.c. Jan.& July 100 Bt. Midland.sp.e.Jan.&July 100 St N. British, Z. P. & D.8., 1 6p. et. . Feb. a Aug. .. 1 100 I ft N.Estra.,4p.c.Jan.A.July loo I It ftip6N.L,4p.c.Ap.etOci.,lloo 60,000 10,000 600,000 10,000 60,000 10,000 67,000, 26,000 s o,°°o l 10,000, 10,000 0 11 160 170 8 1.0 0. igioes. lin 96 94 49 9294 ill 184 17 ill 16 17 10 110 116 10i 18 30 6 .113 1 4 4 ill 11 11 174 111 ti 3 1 30 LC BS 90 75 80 10 Angl o •AmericanTel. (L). 111 Anglo-Mexican Mint ' i St. Atlantic Tel. a p.c2. (L ) 1 26 Australian AgncuL 4 SO Australian M.L.&Fn.(L ! 10 BaugparakTeaEstateaL, . 16 Berlin Waterworks i L. L. I r, 1 • .100 Bolckow Vaughan i 6 Bombay Gas (limited I al 6 Do fird issue ' 6 Do New 1 60 Bettis& American Land, 41 ; St. B.& I. Mag. Tel. (L) : 224 'anada Company I al 10 nadlanLoan& Inv(1)1 ll ! 20 ' ylon 5 Compan '2O Ditto A share y s I i 20 ChtnaSt.Ship& L.Coal L. ' 11 10 City Discount, Limited.l I 125 CityolLondong.Pro.( LA 1 10 City of Milan Impro.(l )' 11 I 10 D 1 o. 26 City of Moscow Gas (14.) 1 21 60 i C i ty Offices (Lim.) lf 60 'Colonial (Limtted) —. 11 60 iCommercial Union/Jas. 1 10 Com. of Alricantler.ll), I 60 'Consolidated Dia. (L.) 1 li 20 Continental Un.Gas ',L l' 11 100 ContractCorporatlon(L) 11 25 Cop. M.Eng. ,Pref.7s p.c. al cr,c) 10 C. Po4le. of England (L) 1 60 Do.of Manritiwo (L. ).. 11 St. tai Palace .. .... 101 St. . Preference St. Do. Oct. Perp. Deb 101 20 Darjeel ing (Limited) 100 'Discount orporationtLl 21 10 !Eastern Assam Tea (L. 1 50 ;14., IndiaLand,C.&Pin(L) 11 20 M. India Irrig. & 11 60 libbw Vele t 20 .EgyptianCom.deTrd.(L) I St. 'Electric Telegraph . 10 S lEng.&Aus.Copper (Ltm , 1 60 !Eng. and Foreign Credit 1 190 'Eng.& Scottish Marin.( 1 10 .FairbairnEngineming I 20 Fore-st (1V arahoue J ; 1I 60 Gellivara (Limited) •• , 21 20 10.Cred1t&F7n.of Lon.' L) 1 15 'Oen. Steam Navigation 14 60 Home &Colonial Aa.(L ) 1 10 11ongKong & Cllllll Gas al 20 ! Hudson's Bay al 50 'Humber Iron Works ;L % 21 20 Im.LandCo.llarseilles L 1 60 "Imp.& Mer.Cdt.Asa. l L' 1 2 'lndian Carrying (Lim.) 60 llnternationalContract . 1 20 Internat. Finan.boe.(L) 20 Internat.Landeredit( l 1 60 'ltalian Land 26 Italian brig. (Can. Cay ), al .100 ' Do. 6D. c. Bds. r. 1870' al I' 60 'Land Securitiew Lim.) I CI 25 'Loud.A.fricanTrad.l 14 40 25 Lou. & Caledou. M . ;1, 1 1 ao 10 I,.o.(k.outyutodati.(L) I 00 6 Lund. DistrietTeleg.iL al eOO , 60 . Lund- Finan. Assn. (L.+' 21 , 023) 4 Lond. G. Omnibus C.J ) 1 al ,000 ' 1110 .Lond.&Glasg.Eng.Co IL,' V ),000' 60 ( Loud .. Italian, &c.Stni.l 11 6,000 • 50 Lon.l.Mer. Discount 4L , 11 14.500) 90 Lend. Provincial Marine I 600 AI OL to i liadrashrigtaCanal ll a Do. 10,000 25 .Marine Investment ,L.;, 1 12,5001 10 'Mauritius Land, Ac. ~ L.'l I 12,000. 10 Medit. Eaten. Tel. (L 1 1 al 10,000`: bEt Merchant Shipping 4 1 ; 11 25,000 20 Millwall F.Ld.k.D/44.14, 11 4v,000 60 'llilleallLronWorks. .., 22,500 10 Natal Land & CoI.C. 'l,. ) 1 120,000 25 N4[lOllEll Die. Cum. (11 )1 40,000 25 I.o.4.Nerw,iss.sp.!ltobep ,l 20,01.10 26 .National Pro% . tfarineL 10,000 100 ,NationalBteam Nar.4L ) 21 6,000 20 ,N erbuddaCoaLtlron,L.)i 6,000 20. Do. New 20,000 25 N.Zealan d 1.. &M . Ag.'L ' 20,000' 2n N.tealand T.& I.oan (L ) 16,000 10 Northern Assam Tea (L . 20,000' 10 j Ito. B £107,175' St. :N.Bria.Anttralasian (L )1101 40,000; 60 . N.Brit.&Merean. I u.(L , 13,000. 10 Nowgong Tea ,Lirnitedd 40,000' 25 Itc.:4oi >fume 'neural 1 11,(00; 50 OrientalPinanclaVLim.) 11 80,000. 6 'OrientaliGait firaited) al 50,040 ' 6 I Do. New 1 40,0004 10 lOrienklnland Steam(L )1 al 25,010; 10 °two& Sthiand Divest.' I 12,500 1 20 Ottoman Cornm.ny(l) I 10,000 50 t4ttomanFinueudl..) 2l 10,000 5 Ottoman Oaa Jiniited al 100,000, 60 Overend,Ouney,Co..L 11 02,5001 10 Panania.F.M. Steamil al 10,214 . 6 Do. do. £4300,4.400. St. Peelßiv.Land&llin.lL 1)0 20,000 ' 60 Pe :mm.147 0 k o.6team a) 20,000 .20 Do. do. New 17,000 10 Quebrada L., R., 11..,L , al 10,000' 60 Rhymney Iron 30,0004 16 1)0. New a 11 1 , 0 34: 26 RioJ.City Improv.(l) a 13,0464 25 Do. do ll 30,04.4: 20 .Rio Janeiro Gu (11m : al 15,000 100 Royal Mail Steam 6l 000,0)0' St. Scot.Austra. Invest. IL' 10 1 40,000' 60 Smith, Knight,&Co.;l l 24 30,000 20 Soc.Piaan. d'Egypte(L' 11 20,000 60 S. African M. & In. (1.) 4 14,200 15 SouthAustralianLand a £460,000 St. Submarine Telegraph 1 Do Scrip TelCenstrne.&Main(Ly l l ° - • Do 6.9001 534,740 8,916' 60,000 25,000 12,000 21,000 20,000 26.9991 15,041 4,250 26,000 1 20,000 9294 92 94 92 94 92 91 50:0041 40,000 40,0001 40,4001 17,500 1 20,000. _id 201 zd il pli • i4l 2 Idi LO 1 dis 1 dl. pa 11 9 " ii:el6l 200.e021 _ 2 10 6} l 2 4 1 2 is I ii, la, , 9 7 2 dla 1 ii 1 =-_ -- "ii. I 10,000 100:50251 6100,820 6277,000 7,500 10,000 18,000 20,0001 17 15t 112 k 10 ~;~i 90.000 113,613 1870,975 70,000 20,000 10,000 . 25,0u0 30,900 10,000 000,000 10,000 20.'Q0 - b~~i 16:666 2v,tiOe 80 ,000 IW,OOO 60,000 _40,090 Immo 100,000 7,500 in 515 3 l 0 4 3dis Sidi' 37 38 P 0 107 110 Kb 107 110 4 6 _4 61si 41 id 14 11 6/ 7 6 dim LO 16 1 4 3 11 10 9 6 i Do 132 137 1 1 " 7 6 4 6 6 11 ldis 12 dis lii I II l 4 1 5 . 11, is 16 14 Ir il l s i 11 11 6 6 7 6 2 In I ThaWentllurS - ai Trlnkind Petroleum (L Treeeltdoney ol Ans. L Co. ot 11. Cana 'IIs./teetne of laver. (L) LTiliml K. Take. Co. (L.l Ucer I:Weeny M ime Te Marine I 'a (Lies. Nan Dtemen's Land (L.) NicerwrotNe7Pladr. 3 . 'Warrant Ammar (Lint Wortlndia&Peelfle iIl I 131 11 11 t 5 1 2 4 $ DO 17 16 die 174 20 18 10 I 11 t 9 2 Par Pm 164 2 dig all 18 19 64 4 2 2 — —2 ll W 2 3 16 15 11 ' 7l / 6 , I 1811 6 21i m 1 , 3 21 3 1% 10 13 11 Ws 6 1 Ws 4 . le iil 41 i ' i Pm 1011 6 dial It& I I sd MONEY ILIEEET.-(TIIII8 DAY) Airs o'Culex. The transactions in the Stock Exchange are upon a limited scale, as usual at this period of the year, yet the tone of the various departments is fi rm. There is an absence of unfavourable political intelligence from abroad, while it is fully anticipated that the Back rate of &mount will be further reduced within the next fortnight. This expectation is chiefly Wood upon the fact tbat the applications from the clisconnt houses and brokers to the Bank for advances have been ex- tremely moderate this quarter, so that the bulk of the dividend money, amounting to several millions sterling, will find its way to the general discount market for employment. Consols are unchanged for money, but have improved 1-16 per cent. for the account. Some of the English railways are also better, and foreign stocks are steady. The discount market is quiet to-day, and trans acti ions argil reported at 44 per cent., or below the rate charged at the Bank. Consols are now quoted 894 to for money, and 894, or 89 7-18 to 9-16, for the 9th inst. Foreign stocks are quiet, at the dosing prices of yesterday. The amount of business is very small. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 544 to 564 ; ditto, 1885, 31 to ; Greek, 141 to 164 ; Spanish Passive, 224 to 234 ; ditto Certificates, 144 to 164 ; Italian of 1861, 564 to ; and Mexican, 164 to 4. United States 6-20 Bonds are unchanged, at 70 to ; but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares have further advanced to 1 per cent., viz., to 52 to 7 and 784 to 79 respectively. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are quoted 164 to 17, being 2s. 6d. higher ; and Atlantic Telegraph 54 to 4, showing no movement. International Financial shares are quoted 14 to 14 die. ; London Financial, 144 to 134 dia.; General Credit, 2to 14 die. ; Credit Fonder, 31 to ft die. ; and National Discount, 84 to 9 prem. HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. Consols are again fractionally better, at 894 for money, and 894 to for the account. About 74,0001. in gold has been bought by the Bank. _ _ --- At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Benter opened at 60fr. 20c., being 1-16 per cent. lower. A reduction in the Bank rate to 4 per cent. is thought very probable in the course of the next week or two. This belief is strengthened by the continued influx of gold, the Bank having purchased 435,0001. since the date of the last return. At the end of each quarter, however, some amount of coin is always drawn from the Bank for the pro vinces, and a further sum will be absorbed in the payment of the dividends, which will commence on Saturday week, the 13th. A meeting of the holders of Alabama State Bonds was convened for yesterday, to consider what measures should be adopted with reference to the increase of interest, but the meeting was postponed for the present, advice& having been received to the effect that proposals are about to be made by the State Legislature on the subject. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 73,0001., viz., 67,0001. in bars, and 6,000 sovereigns. The fine bar silver and the Mexican dollars by the steamer Seine were sold yesterday for the Continent -the former at ss. Id. per ounce,. and the latter at 4s. 11id., showing no change in either case, compared with the quotations recently current. It is a satisfactory feature that, notwithstanding the extent of the recent fall in the value of money, the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. The rate for bills on Belgium was slightly more favourable for this country. The list is sub joined : Amsterdam, 3 months, ILl 9 ' to 11 . 19 1 ; ditto, short, 11.161 to 11.18 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11 . 19 1 to 12 . 0 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.47/ to 23.521; Brussels, 3 months, 25.471 to 26.521; Hamburg and Altona. 3 months, 13.81 to 13.9 ; Berlin, Cologne, &0., 3 months. 6.26 to (i.f7; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 294 to 294 ' • Paris, short, 25.20 to 25.30 ; ditto, 3 months, 25 . 40 to 25.45 ; 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to 120; Vienna, 3 month. , 13 . 121 to 13.171; T ri este, 3 months, 13. 12 1 to 13.171; Madrid 3 months, 47 to 461 ; Santander, 3 months , 47 to 464 • Calls, 3 months, 47 to 461 ; Seville, 3 months, 47 to 461; 'Malaga, 3 months, 47 to 461 ; Valencia, 3 months, 47 to 46 4 ; Bar celona, 3 months, 48 to 474 ; Bilbao, 3 months, 47 to 464 • Saragossa,. 3 months, 47 to 46 4 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.0 so 27.10; Genoa, 3 months, 27.0 to 27.10; Naples, 3 months. 27.0 to 27.10 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.0 to 27.10 ; Meesins, 3 months, 27.0 to 27.10; Lisbon, 90 days date, 511 to 511 ; Oporto, 90 days date, 514 to 511. A feature of some importance arose yesterday in connexion with the affairs of Overend, Gurney, and Co. An application was yesterday made to Vice- Chancellor Stuart, at his chambers, by Mr. Cle ment Swanston, instructed by Messrs. Lewis and Lewis, acting on behalf of the Defence Association, to suspend the drawing up of the order to enforce the payment of the 107. call until after the vaca tion. The Vice-Chancellor, after the arguments of counsel, granted the application, and suspended the order until the third day of November next, when the liability of the alleged contributories will be argued and decided. It is evident, therefore, from the present delay, and the certainty of ulte rior proceedings, that this important case will con tinue to engage public attention for a considerable time to come. It is rumoured that the Defence Association is making arrangements to commence an action against the directors to recover the money which its members have already lost. Reviewing the position which this contest has now assumed, it appears that the subscriptions for warded to the Defence Association have reached 3,0001., representing about 20,000 shares, and emanating from five hundred shareholders. On the other hand, the sum hitherto received by the liquidators on account of the call of 101. a share made by them is believed to be upwards of 200,0001., representing there fore upwards of 20,000 sares. From this it would seem that the number of shares in of which the 101. call has been ac -7114 paid, and the number the holders of which absolutely deny their liability on the plea of alleged frauds and misrepresentations in the original prospectus, are nearly equal. As an indication, however, of the feeling entertained by the majority of the shareholders, the figures put forward by the Defence Association are the more reliable, because a considerable portion of the funds paid to the liquidators on account of the call are derived front shareholders who are at the same time creditors, mostly as depositors, and who have paid the call the more readily because they are well aware that their doing so is a necessary cplraeilmims.inarywreththeerir creditors their awhdoiviadreendalsoonahthareeir holders will receive any dividend until they have paid Me entire sum required from them to meet the liabilities of the company has yet to be decided, as an appeal is being carriedto to the House of Lords. By way of complement the figures above given, it may be m entioned that the total number of shareholders in this unfortu nate company is 2,368, and the total subscribed capital 5,000,0001., in 100,000 shares of 501. each. The Stock Exchange Committee liaveappointed Friday, the sth inst., a special settling day in the new issue of shares in the Consolidatid Bank (Limited), which are to be officially marked. The committee have also ordered the Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax capital of the Great Northern Railway Company to be officially quoted. The second ordinary general meeting of the Guildhall Tavern's Company (Limited) was held yesterday. The chairman (Mr. Cox) congratulated the meeting on the result of the year's trading. He stated that the business had week by week increased, and he had no doubt that very shortly the ofit would be sufficient to enable the directors ode dare a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. The report was adopted. At a general meeting of the shareholders of the London Offices Company (Limited) held yesterday, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Bi el The supply of Engb 8 , ah wheat oc sale here to-day was very moderate. Sales progressed slowly ; nevertheless, Mon- 8.1 day's prices were well supported. There was a steady sale for most kinds of foreign wheat, 11 and really fine samples were held for more money, Floating cargoes of grain were steady. 11 Fine barley commanded extreme rates, but inferior s parcels were dull, and rather cheaper. 1 Malt sold slowly, on former terms. The supply was el tolerably good. There was a steady sale for both English and foreign oats, at very full prices. Rai.ni were firm, but the sale for them was far from active. _ . • Peas moved off steadily, on former terms. The flour trade was steady. Seeds were inactive, at abo CURREY' ENO , Per Qr. WHIM a. a. Zoe; Kent, red, old 46 to 66 new 43 to 64 „ Do. white, old 47 to 64 it stationary prioes. ' PPICIL Pet Qr. Oa& a. a. Scotch potato 56 to 81 Leith, white „ black „ new 44 to 68 Motto& and Lincoln red, new BARLET. Malting ..... 36 to 60 Distilling ...... 18 to 42 Grinding 33 to 26 MALT. Marston - 4 O 4O to 42 Tick 4O to 42 Harrow Pigeon 45 to 49 oro a .._.— 1 ....... as to as li Maple 39 to 42 M White 39 to 42 et Bottom __ Essex, Norfolk, and Suffolk 66 to 76 Kingston and Wars 04 to 76 &own 6B to 62 —__ FLOUR. Town made, per VS Po. Household ........ 40 to 44 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship —— .... Se to filf RTE. New. 29 to sz OATS. English, SO to t 6 geach, l g t or....:22 2 21 lA%) Si Fut Per gr. I. I. WNIAT. Dant:le and lE,Triip- 1 berg 6l to G 4) B & 11eeklen burg 52 to 50 Russian,iird wilt Amatosn, red .... —to „ white Bing 2 Per Qr. OAR a I. Dantab and Swedish. 21 to 28 Madan ..... 18 to 27 °dmling Distilling Matting 4O tO 44 OATS. __ Danish .. _ 7 _ Si to a AaPtian Ilt.A& Maple —............ 28 to 32 V Boilers ~.. . ... 2.3 to 41 i , 11014.2 . . . COMA._____ H Dutch 20 to 29i „ feeding ...... lb to 24 ♦RRIVALS OF GRAIN, Oze., CARRIAGE, FROM SEPT. White -- fl to SS Yellow Mll French. per4ZIC... SS to 42 r ( Spanish „ SS to 42 1( American, per tot .. 24 to 30 ,( Canadian .. 24 to 31 B INTO LONDON, BY WATER 29 TO OCT. 3, INCLUSIVE. Engl Irish Foreign sacka 220 noo I .!! COMPARATIVE QUANTITIES AND PRICES OF GRAIN. 701 THE WEEK HIDING FOB TRH CORILISPONDING WE SEPT. 29, 1886. /It 1865. Qrs. Average. Qrs. Avery...a. Wheat &3,748 .. Els. Ed. Wheat...-. 78,488 .. 401. led. Harley 2.".. , ;438 .. 40s. Id. Barley.— -19,910 .. 29.. 11H. Oat 3 4. 4 -22 .. 245. M. 0at5........ 7.1.. V .. Us. Id. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (WI ELECTRIC AND DITEENATIONAL TELEGRAM) (FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market continues very steady at yesterday's prices. Sales about 20,000 bales. Wheat. Barley. Malt ' Oata. Flour. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brls. sac {ILL and Scotch 640 450 290 .. .. 2 Mira „ 17280 1880 .. 16040 1100 25 Total HINCMG-LANE. --(THIS DAY.) . - ST'llAß.—The market continua quiet but p ri c es remain supported, the sales are chiefly confined to British West India. Jamaica, at 30s. to Refined quiet but steady. Coven has sold at about the previous value, except bold qualities, which are rather cheaper. Plantation Ceylon, triage, 341. to 58a. ; low to good middling, 765. to 81s. ; peaberry, Sts. to 87a. 6d. ; native Ceylon, good ordinary, tisa. tki. to 665. ; fine ordinary, 68s. ; fine bold, 72.5. to 735. 6d. TEA.—The public sales are progressing very steadily at full prices, to a slight advance for the lower kinds. RICE continues dull of sale. GINGEP..-1,000 bags of Bengal sold at 2F4. Rum.-200 puncheons of pure Jamaica sold at full prices. Sacrerrits.— No sales reported. Immon.—Business has been done in export qualities of Bengal at 6d. above July rates. Currorr continues in active request, at • further ad vance. Jere.—Business continues to be done at steady prices. REse.—St. Petersburg clean, firm at 311. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 445. net ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 445. Ea. ; ditto, new, ; October to December, 445. 6d. ; December, 455. 3d.; January, 455. 91. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenlen and Smith report an active demand for the new growth, at gradually advancing prices. The crop falls much short of expectation. Mr. Swinburne's "Parley with his Critics" will be in prose, and will form a preface to the second edition of his recently-published volume, which is now in the press. The new magazine entitled Belgratia, announced to appear under Miss Braddon's editorship, seems likely (says the Publishers' Circular) to give rise to litigation. Messrs. Hogg and Son claim to have projected a magazine with that title, and to have registered it at Stationers' Hall as long back as October, 1363; and they have this week published a first number. Since the 15th of September 36,865 men have been sent on furlough to their homes from Vienna by the various railways. WEST HEATS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. —On Monday evening the second annual dinner of this society was held in the Corn Exchange, Watford. Owing to the indisposition of the Earl of Clarendon, the president of the year, the chair was occupied by the Earl of Essex. Amongst the guests were Lord Chesham, Lord Ebnry, Viscount Malden, Lord Rokeby, Captain the lion. It. W. Grosvenor, M.P., the Hon. H. Cowper, M.P., Mr. Abel Smith, M.P., Mr. Surtees, 24. P., and Mr. Alderman Copeland. Lord Ebnry, in responding to the toast of " The House of Lords," alluded to the great interest which that body had as a territorial aristocracy in all matters touching the agricultural districts. Mr. Surtees, as one of the representatives of the county, took the opportunity of referring to the Central Agricultural Asso ciation, which was in course of formation, and urged that it deserved the rapport of all who were interested in the cultivation of the land. It was Taisposed to establish a Chamber of Agriculture, which should watch the interests of agriculturists, and rapport or oppose the measures which might be promulgated, and which were calculated to effect their interests. Viscount Malden, in proposing the health of the absent president, said that if the present • government should, at no remote period, feel inclined to • relinquish office, there was no man to whom the country • would look more, and no man better qualified to take. the reins of government than Lord Clarendon. 115 117 125 117 66 67 99 101 14 35 9 10 pm 120 125 1 2Pm - --WI 71 73 114 118 160 134 41 43 66 66 8 i 140 146 2 Bpm IMiIONS. g 7 a 55 65 101} 1024 98 100 102 103 19 20 88 91 60 68 60 65 as 42 24 26 1061 1071 lomm lipm! 95 100 91 96 13} 13/ 12 95 97 84 87 le I 4 98 99 90 95 85 90 m: w-eitdora~ 100 1 100 100 100 100 100 100 106 100 all 811 10 all 100 7 1109 Do. iCo7 — esi --- Lancashire &Yor Lon., Briertn, & S. Coast Loodoo,autham,&Dor Do. Met. Extol. At; p. c. 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Midland Bank (Lim. 1 National of .tustralidal National of Liverpool N. Pro. of England Do. ?u'l d 3rd issue National Bank New South Wales New Zealand (Linlitcl;. t North Western , Oriental Lank Corpora Orient.Coui.B.LiateO.C. Do. do. lateN. F. I Do. ito. lateir.C. Pros la BankinaCorp. Provinc. of Ireiond . Sande. Pun!. ,it Delhi (L) Do. Issued at 2 pin South Australia I Stand. of B. S. Africa Do. do. les. at 6 pas. Union of Australia I 3 -7 2 (Us! 8 6,11 s 91 92 15 19 cps ! LTI4I 11 9 die' S 2d131 1 2 pla 1 3pm 74 72 l 3 N' las Du! iPm 44 44 , Union rrei;litTi (Urn.) Union of Loudon „ die! dial 6 Mai 79 SI ::: dis 28 29 ii 5 dig 1 7 sds 46 ♦7 a a 1,066,603 84. Alast and West India . 2ut, 128 110 11,000. 10 GeaeralFloatliii Dock 6 676,110; St. 'London .6St.Satharla. 'lOO 06 68 1,062,600'10 0 Do. Dell. St 4p. cent ell 36006 St. .B on thampton 100 88:,4211 84..8wre7 Commercial —llOO I 118 e i I i 83 3 1281 8 1063 } 2 i -11 12 27 ISO 310 1130. --- f - ii 18 22 5 I 151 - 6 1P. d isr.Al ti I EC; al 5 51 1 idis ill 1 2 2 ldis eel 16 18 dill all 2 4 lb 26 20 Ws all 'll 78 1 :1 uo 28 42 all 60 62 15 7 9 Pli ill li 2 all 84 28 all 7 8 16 21 to 6 6dll In 2t 42 2 2 id: 20 112 115 .00 120 125 20 , 81 18 10 8 4 all 83 83 MO 60 60 all aD si:&OO Woo° ioo,ouo 30,000 150,006 WOOS '6OO 10,0 0 00 1 160690 J 90,000 $O.OOO FS I 1 1 1 41 41 8 --- - - 411 1 e I Pm s Oldie 5 ill I I Edo 75 7 11 db 5 584 II 10 Pol 10 9 754 20 i 11 di 164 i PREFERENCE SELARR9. Great Waken—Orlglnal 5 per met. redeem. pref., 95. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Itabia sad San Francisao (Thu.) sus. 7 per cad., 1.3 i, 13. Dutch Rhenish ( ISt. paid), 19. at 38, John-street, Bedford-row,!the amalgamation of that company with the London and County General Agency Association (Limited) was con firmed. Mr. Henry James Leah and Mr. Patrick Wood were appointed liquidators of the London Offices Company. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock change list of last evening : Insurante.—Allianse British and Foreillp i Lit ; Atha, 10 ; Commercial Union, 6 ; Beg* 6e • Usamiaa , IruperWl Lite, 14i ; Liverpool askr Lauda rue and Life, B %Hock Life, 7, 4 - 4, ex div. ; Thames endMerser (Limited), 64, 44. 3 Gaslight and ke.—Bombay (Limited), 4 ; European, 12, 4 ; Great Central, 13 ; Imperial, 72] Imperial Cm" tinental, 904 to 89 ; Independent, 68 • Landon, 66; Pbcenix 274 to 4, ex div. ; ditto, New, 21) to 2, ex div.; Surrey Consumers, 14 ; ditto, New, 64 to ; Westminster Chartered, 644 to 4, ex div. ; Western, 13 to 14, ex div.; ditto B, 7, ex div. Docks.—London and St Katharine, 674 to 4 ; Surrey Commercial, 106 to 4, ex div. Waterworka—East London, 123 ; Lambeth, 1084 ; West Middlesex, 109. TUESDAY EVINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 84 to I, both for money and next Tuesday's Battlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the November settlement the last price was 891 to /. The official business report 11 as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, ; ditto, for account, ; Three per Cents. Re duced, Kt, ; New Three per Cents., 87i, ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 71* ; Annuities, 1885, 12 13-16 ; Bank Stock, shut; ditto for ao count, 2411, ex div. ; India Stook, 211 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1041, 5 ; ditto Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 1001 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104 ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 1011 ; ditto Bonds, 245., 20s. prem. Indian Government securities were steady. Ex chequer Bills remain quoted 2s. dia. to 3s. prem. Foreign stocks were again little dealt in, and the tone of the market was rather dull. Danubian Bonds declined 1 per cent. ; Turkish of 1865, 1; and Italian of 1861, Greek, and Mexican, MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Old o'CLoci. The mining market is flat to-day, owing chiefly to the announcement of a decline of 31. per ton in the price of English tin. West Chiverton shares are quoted 59} to ; West Camden, 11 to 4 ; East Lovell, 10 to ; Chiverton Moor, 4 to 51 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 10 to ; East Russell, 30 to El ; Prince of Wales, 23a. to 255. ; Tincroft, 101 to 114 ; Great Vor, 20 to ; Chon tales, 3 to 4"; and Mineral Rights, 12s. Gd. to 15s. The price of English tin was reduced 31. per ton yesterday, making common 851., and refined 881. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton, 21s. ; Walls Bad Haswell, 21e. ; Walls End South Hatton, 21e.; Walla End Hartlepool, 20e. :td.; Walls End Brddyls Hatton, 2 0 a. 3d ; Walla End t 4 outh Hartlepool, 20a. ; Walls End East Hartlepool, 20s. ed. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 201 . ; Walls End Caradoe, 20a. GL; Walls End Trintdon Grange, 19e. CA; Walla End Tunetall, 19a. Gd.; Walls End Helton Lyons, 10e. 3.1.; Walls End Framwellgate, 19a. 6d.; West Hartley, 184.—Ships at market. 27 ; at sea. GO. WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) WIDNISDAT, ocroust 11. 8 .4.11._ 1 li. 1 Extrema. . i 844. I 11. ,T.I W. lto ,---- 1 / 4 ---% W. lE.I to ir v.! D. I I 1 9 _ - -1..- -,--,....."- Natio Aberdeen Leith . 30.1754 E.N.E. 1 1 K rm 1 t 1 Ardreasan 30.13 551 E. 2 S E. ... — 2 Greencaatbi : —; -, - - - - Valentla 30.04 55, Z. 0 1 N.E. cb , 1 Cape Clear 30.04 531 N.E. 3 S II 11.— 2 Liverpool— 30.13 571 E.S.R. I 3 K m. 1 Holyhead i Penzance 140.08 ql E. 1 2 N.N.E. to I 2 Bred .. Lorient 1 V. 112 531 N.E. 2 2 N.E. oc 2 Rochefort 29.0050, N.E. 2 1 8.8. E. cb , . 2 Plymouth Weymouth ' 61, E.N.E. 1 2 3 N.E. mu 0.01 2 Portamoutb 20.01 10. E. 1 1 7 N.B. m'o Sl' 2 London - Yarmouth 50.115 6, N.E. 1 4 8.8. of ; . 1 Scarborough. 30.131: N.N.E. 1 2 E.N.E. m, 0 08. 1 Shields . 30.10 571 N.E. 2i 2 14.8 m;— 1 2 Heider - • 1 - _,. RIKIIARKS. The distribution of barometric prmenre remain. almort no eltangwl, with light casterl) winds, and rather high mid nearly iffif.,rilt temperatures. There is still a guod dual ut clond and mitt. and but little evaporation. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LirEsponL, NT. 2.—llales today:—Great Eastern, 204 30 2 30 29; —Great Stawtern, F. 4} 4 Lanmalitre and Vork sliire, 124} / 4 I—Lontion and North Western, 1184 t 14 1414 14 I—ltancbeifter, tibetfteld, and Lincoln, 121 I—North British, 431 9:—Sttth Eastern, 6 4 D, 1 1- North statford Preference, No. 2, 100— , Birkenhead, e7i-4creat Western Of Canada, 134—Erie, T 4 f 1 1 4 4—l :lite State; 5.20 Is.nds, 014 70 001 To—(treat Lux embourg shares, 12 15-141 13 124—Liverpool Financial Associa tion , 21e. d —Men:Anti:eland Exchange Bank ,kimited), 7s .I.—Braish sod Foreign Marine (Limited, par —.l.lVi'rpOld And imu.lon ;OA Globe her awl Life, 13-10 P —Ang lo •Amerirall 'felecraph, IR l'oln 17--Allantie Telegraph S percent., 64 1146 f —BritiM awl In ab Magnetic Telegraph A, 1471—National Steam ,Limited:, 11fd.--tirest Ship Company. 30 inanixortati, (KT. 2.—The sales lo this market today were in Stratford- , 1-Aron Railway shares at 14; Lloyds' Bank shores at s pta. Birmingham Gas nnw ordinary shares, 1800, at 4 pin. ; and Birminsliam Waggon shares Limited ' at 10/, per dime. thoing prices :-11irtninghani Canal, at 86 to 8G1; Ilirmircham Banking Company shares et par to fpm.; Biniiiinthani Joint ,toek Bank limited', at 33, sellers; Staffordraire Joint Stodr lit Limited at 31 pm loiyers : Birmingham Eioancial .bans at If to 11k ; south stati•rd , ldre Waterworks, buyers, at o 4; and Mantis 3tctal shares, at 1/ to If dia. briltin, tar. I.—New Three per Cent. Stock, 1:71 /, I —Ditto fir a :e ount, 4th Dd., 871—Ditto for new accont, 8 71 1. f India X per cent. stock /transferable at the Rank of Ireland , 104 —Hibernian Backlog Comnany '4,23 paid , :4:4—National Bank paid , 701—National of Liverpool Ltudtcsi; 'US pd. , 121 — Royal Bunk, ..ClO paid`, 321 I—Dublin1 —Dublin and Belfast .11:m.tion xlil4 paid , MidliuniGr , mt Western ' 1100 paid) 01I—Imidin, I Wick:ow, .n.l Wexford, 0 1.er cent. perpetual (ElOO paid , 113. - SOUTH AltrroN, Ger. 3. —The North German Lloyd's steamer Hermann, from New York, passed the Needles at 12.40 p.m. to-day. Two rare birds belonging to the Grey Phalorope tribe were shot last week on the river Axe. Thus species of bird visits the Arctic regions in the height of the sum mer. The two birds are supposed to have been driven out of their migratory course by the recent high winds. DI>:PATCH OF THE 'WEST INDLi AND NEW . ZEA LAN:, MA.I.A.—SOCTHAMPToN, OCT. 2.—The Itord Mail Company s steamship Atr. to, Captain Jellicoe, sailed this tate:noon with the mails for the British and Foreign Weat Indio,. Mexico, the Pacific. California, Centred -lune ica, Awitralia, und New Zealand. She took out 192 passengers and very large cargo on freight, including English jewel lery, 2.M$l. ; French jewellsry, 8,3001. ; and G 25 bottles of quicksilver, value 4,3001. Amongst the paasuorers by the Atrdto arc Lady Arrinde: and the Rev. Mr. Webber, for Demerara ; Lieutenant Coombs, Captain O'Connor, Assistant Commanding-General Sbortt, and Dr. Clarke. for Jamaica ' • Captain Duncan, for Grenada ; Pr. Lee coos, for Colon ; Sir C. Clifford, for Wellington ; and Captain Bell, for Sydney, A PETSONER AT FLORENCE. —Stopping before a cell in a remote part of the prison, the warder shot back the ponderous lock:bolts, and throwing open the door we beheld a man of middle age, by no means repulsive in in appearance, but giving evidence by his unquiet eye and haggard expression that solitary confinement was doing its certain work of mental destruction on him. This man was Berniardno de Cosimi, one of the most determined and diabolical murderers that the world has ever been Mined with. For the sake of acquiring a few francs. he was in the habit of lodging with widows and other unprotected women ; and luring them into fancied security by his en gaging manners, seized an opportunity when they were off their guard. of stabbing them in the neck with a mall knife, holding them down until they bled to death ; and with is devilish perversion of religion, the days on which he committed these fearful crimes were marked by bins in an alutanack with a red cross ! In this manner he killed seven poor creatures in Borne and Florence. Justice at length overtook him but not such justice as many persons would conceive to haft hi. due. In consequence of a sad mistake wade shortly r tho late Grand Duke Toe=ny came to power, the punishment of death for murder was repealed in 'Tuscany. A young man found guilty of twir der was guillotined, although protesting innocence to the ! last moment of life. Soup years after the execution, the i real murderer confessed the crime, and the Grand Duke. who, whatever may have been hie faults, had a kind and ! sensitive heart, decreed that there should be no more capi tal punishments in his dominions ; and so strongly was he supported in this opinion by his subject s, that it has been stated, and probably with great truth, that were the law . repealed, no jury in Tuscany would be found to convict a ; murderer. Attempts, however, have been made to set up the guillotine in Florence, which, according to popular be lief, has been sent front Turin to the new capital along wi fwee, t l h inal t g h po e t ro ti b l i p, of government. But so antagonistic is the p and e ln in is en hm tl e 7 nt q , uslifi that ed s gentleman ti s :r e in of ps.T high ia. went, lately lost his election, because he declined to give a positive pledge that he would not vote in favour of capi ' tal punishment.—Frater's diapering for October.