The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TitIIRSDAY' RIMMING, SEPTEMBER 29; 4804. TEE POLICE COURT. LA.TEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LIST'S-(TILS DAY.) I (THIS DAY.) --...._ Two o'CLoox. -•-- (ass =cram rua.asairx.) British railway stooks are inactive to-day, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. PARISH PROIMM MARLBOROUGH-STREET.ON or A BnOTHIL OMR. • NEWMARKET ME PING.-{THIS DAY.) AA regards the principal lines, the only variations ITI. Lo 5,.,,), W i lliams, of 32, Oxendenetreet, wee charged be - are • decline of } per cent in ndon and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire. Mr. Tyrwhitt, on • warrant, with keeping • brotheL y e ENTRY FOR HANDICAP. T.Y.O. A op timum from Nebel*, tyre, Bst 121 b ; Effie, 3 yr", Set 4lb • Antoinette , the office of the seeing clerk of St The fortn*4ly settlement occupies attention. 4artin's attended for the prosecutioe, sod r. Ahearn' for 3 yrs. Bst ; Deception, 4 yrs, 7st Illb • Tsbafathu,, 3 m . London and North Western stock is now quoted ..te rgioner. 7st 61b ; Claimers, 3 yrs, 7at ; Tabor, iyes, 64 10Ib ;G. 108} to I • Great Western, 67 to i ; sergeant George Appleton, 26 C, said he knew the pri- voyante, 3 yrs, 64 4th ; Baloniach, 3 yrs, Est ; Armadillo, Midland, 124 to 127 • Lancashire and York ioner as the keeper of the brothel in question. 3 yrs, 64 ; - Belle of the Vale. 3 yrs, Sat. All are berm R hi n), Hit t o int ; South Eastern, 81 to 4 ; Mr. Abrams asked whether she was the occupier of the PAID Foarirr.-grytbia, Lytham, and Ilawkshaw. Metropolitan, 104 to 4 ; London and South Low. SEVENTEENTH TRIENNIAL STA.KPB. T.T.O. Western, 91 to 92 ; Great Eastern, 431 to 43 j Toe ale prase said she was Mre manager. Tye representative of the parish asked that heavy bail Cordshis, Siberia, Todleben, Tennyson, Skirter, Mayo- o a l a d m i a,a, 123 to 124 ; an d G rea t N or th e rn, - be required, as it weal a very bad house, and notwith- muse, L° 13 °Int Cantu" , 11 °"cuar7i Thad"; St- t o 127 . r L;b , Funs Chat are here. s t.iaug the notice given by the authorities it had bean Modulo, Spies, rt With the exception of Great Luxembourg, which Psis Foment -Frisky Matron, Raiford, Zalatte, .' curried on. - " bcomplained that the • h authorities 3 fautillk Pim* Dubai Oeletriros. Akmalldrs, M r . A rams Lady have declined, foreign railway shares are unaltered. , e !,te,i only the minor houses sod left the larger ones ,__Ev_„ sl 7 2 ,_,,c• ,W 42 h 5403 ke., .71tieSSChiaP Elaine. g Daughter ! ,Cont, _Th . Grand Trunk of Canada and Madras stocks are in sl,oe, for some reason best known to themselves. He °• aue ''''"', ' _ 41h So li taire, rn . °l6l °‘ W&I.C, quired for, while East Indian is dull. u nderstood there were ten houses of a similar kind in the ... a = ."`at.4redutfuri Luruurcui, _DouoloctkA z Z ak.. n . . or, 01DINARY lIHALIII Mai ItIOCIEL rod vet there was only one 'Gloated. He appro. ' , Dilly Daily, Lome" G Farewell, Hatt f, Silvis, Val* 80000 rly Rosenati. Agues f, eh. I pd. I =mare. I 2 °114 = 2 , 1 ail, 1 p. "67 ni. re7.1.,1t. ' there was no distinction in the omen. The prisoner was then committed to the semions ; her E442.4 ' 1, Ja c k4 ? -1 • 111 . "algae, Dos Basilic, Moose c's 111 el 1 ilitzsz.,WoLtt Meer Vet •-• es- - con had in 801. and two sureties in 40f. each being taken. Broomielaw, and Brouhahas.. St. 100 ,Illythand Tyne - - - WORSHIP-STREET. ENTRY FOR £5O HANDICAP PLATE. A.F. le .5 i Restoo,ffieaKeelfd.C - - ASSAULT IN THE STREETS. Hippolyta, 3 yrs, Bst 121 b ; Tnmato, 3 yrs, 811 10 1 b ; N. les Indite! and Suter.- ft ei - C. 1,41 Lord!, 24, a rider, living in Putt arrest, °thin Entine, 3 yrs, Bet 91b ; Noopmell, 3 yrs, Bst 71b I Adam. . 1 ".• 11 !tiatlid__.. __..,.. us 124 - i ... Beinal - green was with indecently 224 violently 4 yrs, Bst ; Greenland, 3 yra, 7st Mb; Privateer, 3 yrs, ; r a u c cr ni Z i l ""'"' to reu Icing Mary Olbin , in the Milere . ixl-road. 74 31b ; Z ° l °° , 4 Pk Tat ; Carsick 3 TM Tht ; Wondering 10 all IDo. AIA no div. until 8 we •-• .... The complainant, • youn and pretty persoa,stated that last Minstrel, 3 yrs, 7st . ; Ldwri Maid, 5 yes, 64 121 b ; Hawk.- 10 a Do . 111 p. 0. 26 126 0 R ... ... - re uing while returning to her home between 11 and 120'clock skew, 3 yrs, Est 91b , Handley Cross, 3 yrs. Est 911 i ; Shen- se all , Dahlia endß•l6sJune N ft ... th e prisoner accosted her and asked if he should see her dal' 3 yrs, 6st 91b ; Rattler, 3 yrs, Est slb ; Land of the N all Donlee,Perth,etAbdots 111 IT i-i N. lee and (Magee N SS -. Lene. She avoided his presence as mach as possible, but /114.1 . 3 719 i 64 41b • - .A.lenly she felt herself seised round the waist and Pam Foarerr.-13sIkani and Regius. ii. le• Alamo, and &Walesa 104 101 N. 100 Great Eastern Ord. St 434 444 44 if -uily insulted at the same time by the priaoner's other ENTRY FOR TWO-TELE-OLD HANDICAP. Last lit. 10 I Do. A Illesk MA She endeavoured to disengage herself, and her half of Ab. M. N. 100 Do. Z. Ang. s B l t. l / 0 . 5 5 / - *gallant then struck her violently on the throat. La Meehan* 84 10Th ; Visits, Bst 101 b ; Lady • • N. ice read henna/3.34mnd - - K 100 GrestNcethern llB UT - - Ste fell, and called out for assistance, which for- 7st 1216 ; Mrs. Career f, 74 1216 ; Bench, 74 916. Silver- N. soe pi c ,.& ra rec . a p e ny,p b . 1,5•1 134 -. t.s.m.y was speedily rendered, and the prisoner imp looks, 74 91b ; Trine, 74716 ; Bonnie lags, 74 llb ; Go- Ica Inn Do.llll/16p. e. la paid 5 ITT Jae 117 _ ; ; ;e5 gives into custody. She resided et George-street, mired Rally. 74 41b; Whiteleg 1. 74 •; Rialto, 7st; Rejee- N. 1 100 fit soutb.6 West. are )SO in Cambridge heath, mid was • servant lion, 74 ; Kathleen, 64 1316 ; Herschel, Est 1216 ;II Re le 160 great Westin 47 474 17 e. , orge Williams, • dolhnaker, said that he beard cries Gelsntoomo. fist Nib; Glen Isla, 64 101 b. N. IN Da Neer VaLllea.ll4 -, - - of ** murder" sod " police" at the time in question, and ran PAID - 10 D PORTITT.-Shispnell, Spain, end Proviso,. N. lee Do. South Wales - -..- Ile 100 Do. W. Mid.-Oxford 45 AT - t o the spot where the young woman and prisoner were lying ENTRY POE QUEEN'S PLATE. B.C. N. o. Do. Neort 16 60 - e s the ground. The former appeared much alarmed and Tomato, Rose, Tbalestris, Hippolytus, Evelins, Oldmin. Ilk we 111 Do- Humor ( ' 50 IN tl.e Litter resisted and ran away, but was stopped. N. UM Imocialdred Yorkshire 112 IA 1114 eta, F an t a il ' Early P ur l , Anriculit, and Ramrod Lo:lyer, 148 H, also said he heard cries of alarm. He fili. 100 ,move and Blackwell $ll ft - received charge of the prisoner. RUTLAND STAKES. From the turn of the Lands In. 1114. IN _ „Loa. &1•8. 101 MI 1014 NI 9 , Prisoner-I was in liquor, and accidentally touched the Bestrix a, Raw, Tedleben, Reinfrid, Peeress, Laza- N. r e InnooilDor. 10 11 4 1 6 4 10i4 Lenaena Notch . ‘ ,..., :4 woman ; she pulled my hair, and, struggling to get retie, Convent, and Zephyr are here. N. 160 LoodondhonthWaters lil 111 91 ~,,iv. I fell-she fell on the top of me. ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTAKES. Rutland Stakes Conroe. N. IN Ilan..BlteL,& Lincoln& 514 014 - t',mnolsinant denied this, but alleged that while on the Roarer, Bessy, Haw* Xurtillo, Trios, Lady Mary, II d ell Mennen man Carlisle e- - - ground prisoner placed his hand over her mouth, and Tieiphone c, Doeford, laimaahire Witch, lisuaraei, ;to * 5 . 11 * Du ' Du ' 5 6144 10 , - I ; - it , rar with difficulty she could utter anything. Demeans, and Bt. 100 Do. New - - - - Mr. Ellison (to prisoner)-You have committed • most M. NO ]Hence 1261 ITT 11131 4 narneful assault upon this young person, and on her indig el& all Do. New -.--. - candy resisting and eadeavouring to escape from your in- LATEST BETTING .-( MIDNIGHT .) 84. 100 Do Blew , & Derby. 96 bro,..:s attack, violently struck her. Women moat be pro- CESAREWITCH. 0) ail Kid. Gt. Wn. Gre.) •-• - -. tested from such outrages in the public streets. 1 send 100 to 12 sget Cal c (t) U all• Do. 4 Merge .. - -. ... ,ou to prison for two month' without the opportunity of 100 to 8 - Thaleetris (t) tie an 1114 Zen* - -•-• juying a floe. 14 to 1 - Mail Train (t) le all Hid itso z = Luse) - el 100 North - THE ASSAULT ON A CLMROYMAN. 100 to .7 - Grail:ale (t) N. 100 Do. Idtm,Perth,Dend. ft 96 - Mary newt, charged with assaulting the Rev. William 15 to 1 - Suspicion (t) at. 100 N. Lestere-Bervriek liAnies, curate of St. Botolph, Aldo* was brought up ea 20 to 1 - Tattoo (off ) ta 164 Do. G. N. Pure- - - - remind. Her husband, a labourer, sow attended, and stated 40 to 1 - Fsnfreinche (t) At 100 Do. Leeds. - tlat he had not seen his wife since Mooday last-that eves 50 to 1 - Welcome (t) el IN Ira. Cartlge ft lee Do. York :1 we - RP Lalf a pint of beer would drive her nearly mad, otherwise 50 to 1 - Dr. Syntax (t) lIS all Do. Ittock.&Deribie. OS 91 36 - t he vas a good wife. 1000 to 10 - Lady Hilda (t) •r 9 Do. do. 1816-16 9 10 per - Defendant promised not to drink powerful liquors any 1000 to 10 - Spetiolation (t). te 15 De. do. 186/41 7 Bpm - more. and et. 103 ',North London Mr. Maim recommending that course as the only safe CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 10 5 I De. New ~„- 1 14 pm - one, ordered her to pay 55., or in default five days' im- 14 to 1 eget Brick (t) et. 100 ; North Naffordabln 76 Td - posontuent. Nothing wrong previously was known of her. 66 to 1 - Affidavit (t). be all N. & & WOOllllll Jens 104 11 131 ..- 180 Scottish Central Locked up. it. THE DERBY. U. 100 . Scottis h .I. Aber 51k - - -. SOL/THWAR.K. 111. 100 AcottlehMklland - -.- 50 to 1 little t Lasso/elle (t). ID all'arewsbary &Welch*. - - -• piScitAcETUL CONDUCT AT A RAILWAY STATION. V e r y d o i ng. Mr. Janus Kitson Hargreaves, described as a gentleman, M. lee 'Uraemia's Union l4 811 - irfi placed at the bar before Mr. Maude, charged with being ite. NIS !South Devon 96. lee slntern - -di auk and conducting himself in a disgraceful manner at the South Eastern Railway terminus, London-bridge. HEREFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) N. 122 a ' Y " lua- 411171. Dun 814 815 - 42all i Btaines,Wokleghmote. 8 9 - One of the compaey's constables said that about 8 o'clock - - It 11* !Taff Vale - rn the previous evening be saw the prisoner fall down on HURDLE RACE. Two miles. II •IDo 0 Si 44 No •-• the platform with his clothes disarranged. Witness went Pot Pourri, Overtop, Shiuewood , Bowman, Catena, Miss N. " 1 •41. at Nis* - N. IN Vlatoria fan. & Mathis - - - op to him, and perceiving he was adder the influence of . Clifton, sod Sir Holme are here. N. tee ,Metertorg & =mat - - - drink, he was about to remove him, when he used most die.- ENTRY FOR CONSOLATION HANDICAP. at. 'la 'West Cornwall - -•-• &esti , * language, and struck witness • severe blow in the 11l 'lOO IW.lffertleL Rath. &AL - -•-• Half a mile. face. His conduct became se violent that he was compelled Gipsy Girl, Sat 111 b ; Lothiao's King, Bst 7lb L ima, ; BRITISH ?0•11:6610116. to coil assistance and give him into custody. A a elderly gentleman, who was w a iti ng f or a t ra i n , sa id h e 84 21b ;Ho 6d 10Ih ; Love Letter, 64 1016 ;Le SILIPAI FAllit 7 / 1- ." - i Clodtil Priem Wes m ;23' '„..,;), 6 . i MS ell i Atiantiork Tit Lawrence 66 68 564 8 saw the prisoner on the platform some time before he was - ' n N. 100 i lionteer.&C.lo4.sp.e 9m . 10.4 - pointed out to the officer. He appeared rel y muc h intoxi - CITY CUP. One mile and a quarter. in 10 I Do. Maoris par -.• rated, and was rolling about with his clothes in a disgust- Fisherman's Daughter, Norms, Berkeley, and Chelan left 154 all Buffalo & Lake Rune ef 14 -• ing condition. His conduct was really disgraceful. in. 1e ell Do. Preference TS * - Yr. Yon& (to the prisoner)-What answer have you to TOWN PLATE. Half a mile. IN 100 .Beff.,Brant,&ocderloh - mite to this charge! Teddy, Bst 101 b ; Lizzie, 84 ; Littlecote, 7st 91b ;_ Wee 222 I mo ! 2 /,', 2 : 4 ' j r . J A at 1414 - - - s- Prisoner-Nothing, air ;in fact, lam quite uneouscions Aggis, 7lb llb ; Cuckoo, gel 13Ib ; Protectionist, let 101 b. jug 'los I n o , & a .,r uaa 1, sgya - - - - of doing anything improper, as I was very much under the 94. !Itei ,Cal. et B.2setern6p.e.g. 06 100 - in:limo:a of wire. se 100 Cape T. & Deckle. a. g. 96 94 - Mr. Maude-According to the evidence of thee. yes= 100 , all Dernerara7p.apeepret - -•-• able witnesses your conduct was very disgraceful , What OP LORD NATOR.-(T HIS DAT) es. 11.00 last Rawl gu. 6do lOO 101 - are you! .--...-- Ile 100 Nest Indian go- 6do IN 101 1001 100 Pr ! 1 6 , Do. J Bateman _ - - - isoner-I am a gentleman, sir, of independent fortune, This afternoon the Liverymen of London as- N. IN (hand Truk of elaaela 19 IN - Ltd lam very sorry for so misconducting myself. I live on ambled at Guildhall for the purpose of electing a Lord 100 all Do.Enotp.ll.&,ep.M. 00 id -- eze line of railway, and am well known to the company's Mayor of London for the next year. IN I all Do. Li ref. Benda 7l TS - servants. The Lord Mayor and oorporatios attended sex vice at the 95 a Do . do. 44' 00 52 _ YU sal Do. and oreL Bonds ' 03 118 Inspector Foster, who assisted in arresting the. prisoner, church o f Si. La,gca u c u j aue y, where p g . rms w ere real by ig , . 5 Do : d o adana ,, 66 a , - - moored his worship he was in a beastly state, quite unfit to the Rey. W. C. Webber, sub-dean of St. Paul's. and • use en Do led prk Mock sermon on the duties of Christian 1 niers preached by the WI at Do. do. deterred 46 40 - - Mr. Mends told the prisoner that he was mery . to see a Rev. W. a, Simpson, chaplain to the Lord Mayor. 109 ail Do. 4th pref. Nock 2B 10 - _ respectable man like him in such • disgraceful position, all At • few minutes pest 1 the Lord Mayor end corporation IN 41 ft do. 4444 a' 27 25 brought about by drink. It was a very arks' offence, appeared in the Guildhall. la. en Great Indian Pentnenbi 10) let - for which he should fine him 505., and in default of pay 1111 LI Do, rua. a per nut ;me par The ACCORD= came forward and mid the liverymen had * 2 B o R e . d o - sent commit him to the House of Correction for a month. We Par - Thebeen summoned to elect a Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. ga, iss sa. ol o f Indi a &6p. ce gie moo - committed. prisoner, who was not provided with the money, was It bad ever been the custom to leave the citizens f to Na WM Deaf wont. - - - -- choose their own chief magistrate uninfluenced by the alder- Na II Do - - - THANES. may who would now retire ri all Gt. Western of Canada 96 - mom= TOLLS Di TB! COMMERCIAL.ROAD. The COMMON Ssruzstrr read the names of the aldermen li t 12 D.) * 14.4 ' llf Ills - T' , ,,,,a, .110144, a toll collector in the employ of the w ow ta a c am, who hid lei ved , ye oso s of thofig. For me an Da pay. 16711 8$ 91 111 sll Doi* do. do. 18774 81 86 - Commercial - road Trust, appeared before Mr. Paget to ma mma B a j a a u h an d s append t o b e h e ld u p ; for Alder . * 2 /mu . Brawd „ u w w w2 , o w _ - answer • luminous taken out by Thomas Cook , a waggoner , man Phillips a few, and for the others Done. 15 1 De. New - - - which charged the defendant with unlawfully demanding Alderman sod Sheriff Dams declared the election to have el 105 Madras guar. 6p. met. lie 100 fool lo 0 and taking Is. as and for the toll of two hones and a wag. f o lk. ou Aid,. Hale and Alderman mini m N. NO Do. do. L ....,... ; . St - goo. of which Cook was then the driver. After the lapse of about twenty ninnies the Court of Ill • • Mg Da do. do.- SI 90 - On the cam being called on, the complainant did not Aldermen retursed and declared that their choice had ['lien ar u s gum:C or p . 6 per e. Bd - - - _ .-. &Pew- upon Alderman Hale, who sal be Lord Mayor of London go i si , gum a k a Hobeoresies ss 50 - Mr. Joseph Smith, solicitor, said he appeared for the do. f or sh e 6666 1 02 y e* , II all 'N.Bran.&Can.cia.•&ll 3 5 icudsuleub o had twine to the gammons, and whose Thanks were voted to Marrs. Nissen and Cave, the late N. 100 ' l7 . s . ol CsAeltulatiOL N $ 2 --. - expenses ought to be . The officers of the trust, who alp- shows, and the proceedings closed. N. 100 'kinds. gnu 6 par cent. Ile IN reared for the trustees of the roads, had also appeared ale. 100 ' Do. Delhi do. 9B 100 -. - twice, had been put to coaaiderable inconvenience and cost. SO I I De. do. do idls per - There had been five disputed oases in the Commercial-rcad N. 100 Do. 141111•00 seventeen _ .do. ..- ed WO - 1. .... in years, and two of those disputes had b ee n SERIOUS Flom--(THIS Ds.).-This morning, at el 101 bo.lndastaillet.de 96 97 raised by Mr. Whitbread, a farmer sod dealer in live stock, shout 2 o'clock, a fire broke out in • large antiquated Aim arum WILL , who had a farm in Es ex and premises in Ratliff, and who bones in Artillery-lane, Bishopagate. Wben the fire escape N a ... If I "'• BANK& IPd I Cl. prism I Wes. was the master of Cook the complainant. The question arrived, men, women, and children were at the wisdoms, 11.0_2_01100 ,Aemd MesteressWlCLdi le 180 13 6 - raised by Mr. Whitbread was whether vehicles drawn by crying in a piteous manner. Some were milling for the cos - tir 2 :l : 1 Do p° : , 02 N w e ,,,..,„' . "72 90 ,_, 0.1 ,• ..: _- - _ horses coming from Elea through the turnpikes with a load doctor to pleas his escape first at ors window and othen to id : dod i 60 aaw , ""'" ."'"'i ', 1 , - 2 . 4212 "j,..7 I and paying the proper toll, were bound, in comic* another. The conductor raised his escape end amended skiii4log aiu sauu l„ * Au,, up , x o u de 4 4 41 1 40 back from the metropolis to Essex with a part of the in bringing down is safety 11 persons. Two were women 70 10,010 100 1 De. New 46 16 is tool IS 8 same load, or any additional load, to pay another toll or years of age, the others were younger women, men, and 100,000 MI Anglo Austrian 19603 10 Angle Italian (Lhnited) , ml 5 l ee die t p l ar = not. The act was so explicit on the subject that there children. The conductor, named Streeter,' loudly applauded could be doubt at all tint the defendant had 'dad legally. Mr. as ha brought them down. Snob a narrow mica did the 1 7: 6 : 2 . : 2 2 . A = l : i 2O le 16 pm - Whitbread raised the same question four years ago, and Mr. people have, that the machine was by the 12,605 12 BenkotßritishColumblal 16 1 1 poi - Yardley decided against him. The defendant had peid him fire rushing mit of the windows. The premises belonged to Kopp es n a ps a E gyp leu Ist TT I - (Mr. Smith) one guinea, and been detsined with his witnesses Mr. T. Cranfield, a printer ,• and Mr. Smith, a silk dresser ; 6,900,100 Beak of Lond o n ,60 168 151 i - two days. who occupied the second, third, and fourth floors ; the first 116,000 0) Bank of Otago (Limited; I 6 14 Oldis 4 Mr. Paget-It is now between Mr. Whitbread and the floor being let out in tenements to poor families. 10.000 100 Bank of Queensland (L) 10 • - -dls• - trustees of the road! The fire was not subdued until the twelve rooms in the " Um. 69 91°961Vici°T1°01°"ris 9 5 : lig 40 I - 6,000 100 Bank of Wales l a n d Mr. Smith-Yes, sir, In fact it is in,. but the only persona building and the contents were nearly destroyed, and at one 10,000 10 Bank ot New Zeeland - - that can be recess:deed are th• comPimaut Cook, who took UM! I 1 was feared that gem of the heavy printing presses 50,000 20 BrAzlliarbtPortugneari(L 19 . 11 2/ ouri - out the summons, and the defeedamt. who ie here. would have fallen through the floorings. Mr. Smith was In. so,orn, 60 Britian & Californian (L 6 I Idla par - Mr. Paget consulted with Mr. Pys. the chief clerk, as to slued in the Phoenix, but the other sufferers were not in- 10,000 60 British N. Americs_., all 144 46 464 the practice of the court, and he said if the case had been cured. Mr. Whitfield, the 'idler, whose premises were also 4 200 4 ,C- Ilk leollee l iin. Moe all 46 37 - beard and dismissed the magistrate would have musts I damaged, was Menredin theGaardien. Origin of fireneknown. 4:°„ ) ;, r e ! Do . Mar . of or ladesolie aR 63 65 - costs, but as there was no complaisant he did nee see how Another fire conned on the premises of Mr. J. Barrio, 10,000 RS ! Do. New - the magistrate could interfere. He bad no reco ll ect i on of assessor of Imes to the fire offices, and general dealer, No. lo,00) loe cuiy coats being granted under each circumstances. 11, fortunate) Jobilee-plaos, Mile-end. Cooducter 20,000.100 Colonial - Mr. Paget said it was a very hard cue on the defendant, Rickettsy saved five children from the firet-fioor 10400 25 'Corn. Rank of India. he 124 5 IS pn, ... and persons had oo right to take out summonses reckleealy beck. The damson done will amount to several hundred 100,000; 10 `Conareldsted Beak GO 4 64 e/pro 94 without any intention of prosecuting them. After what bad pounds ; this will fall upon the West of England Fire-411m A t o c ,l l : Cirat=l (L) ) N 2 , lip." - been stated by Mr. Pyn he could not punt any costs. He LIMA BANKING CONITINY.-In their report read 60,00 a 10 Eastern Erchsagefihro) 3 Ids par - was very sorry for it, and he must repeat it was a very hard at the meeting of the shareholders held yesterday, the In- 11000 ' 10 111 8. 10 . 1 . 2 nnabOblilan. all 1 0 El - me am tb• collector. vestigating Committee severely condemn the conduct of the 40.000 60 English and Swedish (1. M idle par - Mr. Smith-I Shall bring an action in the 000,4 / court directors and the manger. The directors are accused of 40,0 m, 50 :Europium Bank(Llmlted 10 par 1 Ore ill against tits eastplainaot.lo.ooo" 60 ' Do. New " gross negligence , " while the mugger is charged with woo 100 at d d am eht u ßJ 22 ,44 26 1 s 2 . 6 _ having oeutralised the ample and increasing profit, of • 10,000 100 • Do. New - safe sad legitimate busisesa" by giving extrays. 12,0010 .bspertel Blink, Limited In 12 :4 pm 33 2 BEATY FAILURE AT MANCHENTER.-Yesterday gent facilities to a few totally illegitimate accounts." , 11 . 000 100 1)0.6, . ~.,., 1 New 6. _ l6 11 13 pm - the failure of Messrs. John Fletcher and Co., corn neer. One of the directors who was present at the meeting. rid 1 ,7 ) 1 . 4 0 ° ro tr . -. --L.-A .: !, ii ll. ..,-.. chants. of Manchester, was seems:ed. Their liabilities are " these discount scoocinta"-o.ouno we presume , those 26600 60 I.„,tiowo Be. IL) i; 'if, ai ds "al over 100 . 000!., and the assets will be about 70,0001. The which the Shareholders' Committee describe as ' totally 6,000 26 lonian - failure is attributed to the stoppage of Messrs. R. Itaxendell illegitimate "-were kept in a separate ledger, which he Coto 25 Do. New - - pm ; and Co., of the same trade, the previous day, who owed sever maw until the bank stopped. It was decided to wind 100,000 20 Lend Hoet l lL feliDe ( ld 4 i i ns: 4/ Mean. Fletcher and Co. a large amount. Mr. Moss, of up** compsey, and Mr. Turquaed subsequently informed ??.; 0 0 6 4 bon- 131 .. 0111 0 =0at n & par , 1 pm ' ci N 1 the firm of Fletcher and Co.. is in the firm of Mom sad Co., • meeting of the creditors of the bank that the shareholder, " I Loa Bank 10'000 itiO London and Brazilian 1, 4TII 4 a - corn millers, but the latter firm, it is understood , i d do , "wee, good for double the deficiency , if neeessoiry." The moo T eo Loadi. arrest it. mama. 40 Per affected by the failure. A =muting of creditors is called Leeds Mercury aye :-" The inquiry into the dealings mOOO 23 Do. New, tn. et ll pri 6 16 %pr o for Friday, and meantime the accounts are in the bands of of the bank leaves no doubt that the concern has been I 6000 100 .Lee., Bir., se. 84411 iL) It 6 1 dim wi Meters. Fitzgerald and Co., accountants, of Maischister, menaced with exceedingly bad judgment, to use the • Mono 20 Ica. atilank of Anstrt all 13 se G.l 12 If olden -- DEATH AT BATH FROM CHLOROFORM. -An in- mildest farm of coademnation. In explaining the balance. 120,000. 60 London and County N 70 71 es ! . - quest was held at the Guildhall on Holiday, before th e sheet Mr. Terquand, accountant, attributed the failure to 6,600 100 Loa. Haretig.ComPli I 80,000 60 London Joint Stock ..,. 10 43 44 - city coroner, op the body of John Downing. a lad 15 yeas four or five bad accounts. In these cameo the manager suf. 18,000 100 lon. and Northern 11 )91 3 1 dis - of age, who died in the United Hospital on Saturday, while fired himself to be urged an until he had discount bills to moo 00 / ww d ow w s out h aweas ea a 2 , - under the influence of chlor form, which had been 'drain- much an enormous extent that he had not the moral courage &Om 100 Loa. &8. Western (Lisa. 50 par Ipm - istered with a view to • su gical opantion. It appeared - 10,000 toe Merchant hank Lim., - to stop them. They werecoesecinently allowed to run on, 60.0c0 100 •Len. & Westminster „ 11) 54 86 from the evidence of Mr. IL T. Gore, 0011804, that about and the rate of discount being so high, the suspension of the 10.000 60 Meroentlia • EschaniL. 10 14 lepm • month ago the deceased was admitted into the h•-• ospital • bank became inevitable." . 20,000 60 Do. New - Ina with a crippled leg, with which he had been afflicted FORGERY AT MANCHERTRIL.- Yesterday • yout h 10,030 100 ' Mete.. Prow. bank IL 67 141 s per - from his birth. It was toned that nothing could be done 21 years old, named Leonard Conlrick • was charged before • 6.000 100 Midland llank (Lim) - for his benefit but amputation , arid this being corn- ' the magistrates at Maecbester, with forgery. He was in 10.000 100 . Natlo.el of Liverpool lO se dapse - 30,000 to N.Pre of England, New 10 - - nionicated to deceased's friends , they consented to the employ of Mr. Logsdon, 63, Kiegetreet, Manchester, 20, 'National Bank. New - - - that step being taken, and he himself expressed his sod on Saturday last he presented a cheque et the Mooches- 26 000 00 05 N ew s oot y m a w s a 4 - 2 44 -. willingness thereto, and also a wish that chloroform ter sad Comity Bank for 3904 16s. 10d. purporting to be 40,000 10 New Zealand GA 1 Oh psi - should be given him while the operation was being per- drawn upon Meese. Frier, Foster, and ' Benson . , sugar re- ! 60,000 10 North Western 5 I spm - formed. Mr. Gore having minutely examined him, sod i finer.. He took with him the passbook of his employer • 60, 40 0 16 Oriental Bank Cenora an 63 57 id found that he could bear it, arraagements were made for and Awed the credit cots headier i t li :00.ksocotted tar carob givin g chloroform, and • smaller dose than usual war ail- patent Mineral Carbon Company." F7. : 600 002.0 I li ficia r 7e, P e r i al L , lll"C:ii &D•ll;l : t i L 4 4 10 j i h lipm dil =- fully applied by Mr. Gains, surgeon dentist of the Hospital. two 1001. notes, a 501. note, and 50 sovereigns, paying the • noun N South Amanita all 111 IT - who is not only • skilful operator, but accustomed to the balance over into the bank to his master's account. He ' 10.000 te South eastern (Lined - ainsinistraticas of the drug. The aPpliestion had the desired afterwards pamhand • gold watch and guard- sad some woe 105 Stand. aB. a. Amos - effect, and the operation went on well, and was to all intents clothing, and proceeded to London. The cheque being asst , 4 • 460 100 O. ____,,_ilia gm -. over, when it was discovered that deceased's circulation had to the Coasolidand Book the lame da was discovered to ?? : . ,2 0 : tg Paton o f :I ♦ t=ll7l r , 51. U 51 .5_ stopped. Every restorative remedy was promptly applied, be a forgery. His employer wee out a t tows, and he had ;dm° Si uuu ,,,, a Luudou "I 22 2 7 22 ..., but without avail, and deceased died in about ten minutes. taken the cheque in his absents haw* so authority to riga ' riiiii:U. Mr. Teals. the house surgeon, having corroborated the evi- it. The pence telegraphed to LOusloss. sod Sergeant Thomas, I No. , s t , i Dom. IPd I Cl. pekes. 1 tiale• dance of Mr. Gore, and wetted the result of a post mortem of the Metropolitan Police toms. who apprehended him at „„„, ' a , ', __., ir __, ,_,., exanation he bad made, and that death was no doubt th e lodging qf his brother, is Hiewaystreet. found 11 ."1 "" "'""'" "'" ''''''`• ". 122 IR II Cameral ti Dock 5 - sw -... _ caused by the sudden arrest of the circulation by the action NM ea. 6d. fa Er pommies, On Ids coy beck to lisocsbes- 6.622.21 2 , twwk,222,2, tharta 110 et 01) of chloroform upon the heart, the jury returned • verdict to 1 ter Inlaid he did not expels the forgery to love been di e . gis . es a os s mo s oo the effect that deceased died from chloroform cawing an . covered before Tuesday, by which time be woold Uwe bassi wins* St Wiens", en IN - arrest of circulation through misadvantura-Boat Chroltirl4. l ow his way to Haresillas. He was sowiantod for trial. MN( 111 Do. New - we MOILS, 00VIESBUIXT SMOUILITIBL WON 2 . 2 1 .4 5 011 IKONS BMW MAIO DeIIINONNSpoLAIN De. tb. 1.81 NaON.llp.a 1N741. .lee poraLllsra 6 per *Um. glc lll Tieratll3llN Do. Mat No ifiUt. • 1 11 1 .14. • = • lii;e00 160,000 76.000 14 10 Do: 617 W O , Do. elo. O Orojtov. lell, Do. lin MS nR lig Ida &RA psi sot . IM Now Bram Gov. UO NAOWN GT. 6 p.a. 110 Do. Sp. o. 1871 to IDIOM Do. p. o. UM to MON Dow loolosoi • pa cool pm Novo Ones Op. 0.. 11711 1 110 •=1 Gov.. p. et.,100 (ron.6 p. a. Xmas 100 Irk.flov.lo.o.JaadJaly,loo Do. is go.o.Apeoaoo.lloo 101ZIGN OILIGAT kosywora. p Combs Odom. :sp.ceat all flavor sad I=4l Laussase aad I ell ,Mataaaaa andfiZs - ria lan Do. Second Josue.. .. W North of Franco 8 p.ct. aL Do. (tatoCharl.Blp ct. Ottoman (Ssayroa. me.) lan Parlal 4 7rtaAmnap,ca, 101 l Do. New ....3 p. 101 l Rolla &IL . • W Boyd Swedish 6p. et. lon Sava la Grande 7 p.et. ,all S. Aita.df.om.VenJp.o. , on SoutbraaLot Port.7p.e. an Southernof Franeetp.o. an South Italian. I par ot. .all I WAN.M.o/tra. ap.e. IMO IKON "moos atom, 40101 .141Toi MU Keil go - oil i o 7oii 10.0001 poi 20,000 17,600 40,000. 40001 giliii iii ii ic = max =jaw 50 so is OS SO It el IL 117.070 1. 671 10.511 10. mi 5.,) so 1111,9741.114. N,OOlll I ??.°°?i_so io;000 ii:iii I coos 1 3!.:ai1l 10, moo is am iiijoil now, 1!,000I skew mom Immo ! ao.oosl 1000000 20100, 10,000 20,0001 N,OOO 114"1 17 , 0-01 iciiiii 1!!!0°21 10,6301 .6.0001 0.0 , ?1 ii:iiiii so.col 10.000 l !!•°!°l i O- 501 1 11.500 1 10,0001 so,ooo 6,000 j 6,0001 110.006 97,1781.: 00.006 80,0061 80,006! 25 sc ao a .i6:666! 100 SOO' 40,000• 10,000 10. 14600 37,600' PM!el IN 10 110,100 10,001 17,000, 10,000 10.000, 4360 10.750 14.000 10,0001. Ii IF IN IN N N ei is 111 121 IN PI W lli 11 WOI II 2 1 WI N Ili 10 SS W 11 1 u ii se jai 1110011. I 00a1d1025. I AagLidaslass WO Aadadisa LainitsalLM ilerthWaidniedo Bombay dam BM Ii & As Magai. B. Lad 1. id. ELI Mild Lau La (L ) l' e Cr i a wnia da 1 0 = e lOW= Qty ot Od =rPrap.d. City 'Com atAhlawdLia (L.) Coauserdalttalon(La CosadidaLd Dia .. (I I Coatiaantal tra 0224. Contasatemparatio a( ICredd 0093‘.201..ir•LT1P.e. liroada... ri l a -10 2 20 U M 57 82 as i r S e ale 7:1 4 II Pa I 1 dla 1 pa W IdY C r 1 es, Do. of Mauritius (L.) Crody.lioNliar Far Mace Praforese• Dim= Do. a t tit ,c4 = Dib. C Indian Financial I = ladle Intostion. Coma rrd.(L ,tmg. =telegraph lag. sad Au. tagaioreM has dacottislatarialL linanaisl Corporstioa. Mamba Discount (I ) Forest. Wank:us (L Golan= (`Limited) G.Croditalln.otLoa(L Gs& Sass Xs Hasnisadonial v t li t liadsoaslay =llsr.Cdt.Ass. (L ) Carying (Lia: ( Irdarnalitnan.loo, (L Intanast.land Oren Daman* (Con. Om.) Do. Sp. o. &In ELM , JoisalitekDisoolust(L) Land ascuritiso (Lim) Load. African Trading Lent desled ow lir Ina& ils Dblotot Deism ) Load. Roan. Aaso. ) Do. Now laud. G. Omnibus CI.(L ) Load.. Italian, &clam land. am Disoount(L) land.Provinctaillarlie I iii;iiiia—Faurail _ &sem InvesinsaS(Li Monet.. laag&o.(l.. Meal tam Tit (L 111111.sll Iron Works.. WaSallaral&Ool. C. (L) Notiostal DU. O. (L, Maks:al lissaisrlal (I. Noakesllama Nar.a, Sorbs+laCool & N.Zeiland T.& Loan(L. N .Brit. A netralaalan (L) N. Brit.& Merran. la. NovaconaG.andL Do. do. Ocean Marino Imam Oriental CornmercialL Oriental Financial ( L.) .orlental Ilaa (UMW) Do. New Kirient.lnlandlinsan(L) .otago & Sthlasallavent. .Ottoman Financial (I.) i intomno Gas (Limited I tanantallaL ftatw Do. New Pwalltiv./and &Min. (L) Frilnanlar a 0. nem Do. New =Van L, It, ILL Iron Do. Ne'w Elo I. City (=pros. (L ) Ditto ditto &cot Austra. Invest. (L I Ealaitt. itCo.(L. 'Son lanan.iT Zo*e(L ) ;S. &Mesa IL & Ia (L' South Australian landain Submarine Taiagnipli I ToLConatnar&M( iTheantat alarm la.(1) 1 ITriet&AgemartAtan L T. &L Co. of U. Dattadr. Wag. Co. (L) Usiven. Marius Loa IL ORer tw Airos Tes(lAas.) ; Tea Dims& a Land... jWarrant FluanosaLlia. Weitiodisaradfia L. —• 1.• Qes 108 112 108 112 Slia Par air . y1,., 1 _ Il 1 Hi . 4 "ii "ii WA ; mi l 4 wal 4 t.1:1 tr T II 411 U U * l dis t i 1 I 1 P. I Ms par 1 'We laUs par 11 , par 1r Svir ldts 7 <Us e rp dla pui 1 11 i IL 1$ ar 17 pa s_ r Icil 1t; 1 hai 1 1 7 2 IMs 141 42 29 U Is 10 pea tl * WI. 151 11 NI 5 - 11 IS SS 104 p[ 94 SS UM 10 2 FY I le i I PS 0 0 ii :1 9 :1 A 1 poi I T idli ram 2 4 pis 1 17 10 12 U 20mi PREFERENCE SNARES. Grist Western Original irreclatan. 4 per eent., 83g. FOREIGN RAILWA:YS. Grist Laximboarg, 91, I. PROVINCIAL MAAR swarm. Livnir 28.—Lantaahlre and Yorkshire, 112;—Loa don and North Western, 1091 ditto, new account, lo= Manchester, Bheeleld. and Lincolnshire, 412 —South z new account, 911—Baffalo and Lake Huron. 6—Alliance Bank, London and Liverpool (Linilted , , new account, 19 IL—lantern Exchange Bank (Limited), : ditto, now sealant, d.—Yer centlie and Exchange Bank ,Limped), Y 11, ditto new amount. 24121 p.—Dftto, new shares, 4—Nath Western bank Xinsited), 3 11 1 .—Qaten Insurance, I p.—Thanies and Kersey Marine ( tad% p.— Mersey steel and Iron (lAmited) p.—National Steam Navigation Company, new account, re 7 L—West India and Pacific Steam, 2 11 1 p.--Contedreate Loan, 19, ditto, new account, ens 981 1. MAJVIIINITIII, Barr. EA—Prima lower, with bat Utile badness. Lionsolidated Bank (Limited', b 1 p.: nest acoount 61 fp.--Oreet Eastern, next account, ell Great Northern A, neat account, I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, next account. 1121—London and North Western, next account, lft—llancherdet and County Bank, 41 p.—llanchester, Sheasi4 and larseolsahfre, 811 1,. neat account, 921 2 I—Ditto Six par Cent Prot, 124/ — Metropolitan new, 6.l6.p.—South Fastens, 81}—Alliance 19 p. nestlaccount, 20 p. 19 it —Mirk& Bank, 19 p.—West India and Pacific Steam, nest account, 2 p.—Contederate Loan, nest account On 9. MINES.-allll3 DAY.) Two o'Cwoi. In the mining market to-day attention vaiiin cipally directed to the settlement of the fortnightly account, and prices generally are unchanged. East Grenville shares are in exceptional request at 71 to 8, being 2s. (id. above the last price of yesterday. On the other hand, Wheal Beton have declined to 210 to 215. Foreign and colonial mining shares have been dealt in to only a vary moderate extent, and quota tions are without variation. An extraordinary meeting of the Gilvaoh Coal Company (Limited) is called for the 10th Oct., "for the purpose of sanctioning or otherwise a sale and underlease, atitnproved mineral rents, of certain portions of the company's property, and also for the election of a director or directors." At Nast Itosewarne Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 1,3901. A divi dend of 2s. 6d. per share WU declared. THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) CONTINUED INCREASE OF EXPORTS. This morning were issued the Haiti of Trade returns for the month and eight mouths ended the 31st August. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and eight months in the last three years : For the enoeth. For the elOt months. 1862 111029.621 1863 1864 MONEY MARKIITe-(THIS DIM Two o'Ogam The stock markets opened this morning with steadiness, but have since become , dull. The funds are now quoted 1-16 to per cent. lower than yesterday. Home railway stocks, in two or three cases, have slightly receded. Banking and financial shares are without recovery. Business is very inactive, apart from that connected with the settlement, which ' will be completed to-morrow. To-morrow being the last day of the quarter, there is a good demand for money, and most of the transactions in good three months' paper have been at 9 per cent. At Feria to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 75c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 874 to 4 for money, and 871 to 88 for the account (October 11). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, 4 ; ditto for account, 88, 871 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 86, 851 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 86, 854, 3 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1034, 3 ; ditto Bonds, 265., 28e. die. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 101, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 4s. dis. Foreign stocks present little change, business being dull, with the exception of a fresh fall of 2 per cent. in the Confederate Loan. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are firm. Some of the present quota tions are annexed, viz.:—Mexican 27 to ; Con federate, 66 to 66 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 314 ; the Certificates, 131 to # ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 684 to 69 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 704 ; and the Conaolid6s, at 604 to k. Transactions are recorded as follows.—Brazilian, 1863, 854 ; Egyptian, 97 ; ditto second issue, 964 ; Greek, 234, 23 ; ditto for:account, 231x,1 ; ditto Coupons, 94 ; Mexican, 274, 261 ; New Or a • nada Deferred, 61 ; Russian, 1862, 871 ; ditto 1864, 881, 4 ; Sardinian, 821 ; Spanish, 494 ; ditto Passive, 31; ditto Certificates, 134; Turkish, 1854, for account, 904; ditto, 1858, 1001. Bonds, 73 ; ditto, 1862, 694; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70, 694 ; Venezuela, 201. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 fib 2 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 24 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to 3 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 14 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to i ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, to 1 prem. ; and Otto man Societe G6n4rale, 14 to 1 prem. About 62,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, and 30,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Portugal. Including yesterday's transactions, 257,0001. has been sent into the Bank since the date of the last return, and 125,000/. withdrawn for export. The Atrato, from the West Indies, has brought 456,0001. in specie ; and the City of Washington, from New York, 98,0001. The mail steamer Parana, from Brazil, has reached Lisbon with 9,3961. in specie. The difficulties of Mr. Francis Clough, a large for in cotton, have been referred to in speculator circles for some days past, and the sub joined circular has been issued, announcing his actual failure. The total liabilities, it is thought, will reach about 500,0001., but security (cotton) is held for a large portion of these, so that the direct engagements may not exceed 150,0001. to 200,0001. The liquidation, it is feared, will show very unfa vourable results. The stoppage has of course been caused by the great fall in the value of cotton. Mr. Clough commenced 'ominous here in 1862 with a capital, it is stated, of about 60,0001., which he had amassed in India, and his operations in cotton have been to an enormous extent. mint to have to iusform you, that the heavy fall in eotton has placed me in such a position that I have been compelled to suspend payment. I have, therefore, placed my ani. is the hands of Mears. Edwards and James, who will very shortly place before you ri statement of my affairs. Soliciting your forbearance meanwhile.—l am, Sc., FRANCIS (Aqua& —152, Orsaliam-house, Old Broadetreet, Sept. 21. An important mercantile suspension is stated to ,have taken place at Vienna, with liabilities to a considerable amount The meeting of the Leeds Banking Company, fixed for yesterday, at Leeds, bad been looked for ward to with extreme interest. The total liabili ties were stated at the meeting at 1,330,3081., including unsecured creditors for 639,3371. Other creditors hold security to the extent of 90,9711. The liabilities on bills receivable bearing the en dorsement of the bank amount to no leas than 1,990,9911. Of this, 1,000,0001. is estimated to rank against the bank, and, deducting from this 400,00 W., estimated as likely to be recovered from the drawers, arc., there appears to be a deficiency of 600,0001. on the bill accounts. This of itself seems to involve a call of upwards of 801. per share upon the unfortunate shareholders. The total assets of the bank were stated at 826,6951. The meeting de cided that the company shall be wound up, and Mr. C. Butler, of London, Mr. W. Ledgard, of Eyrea and Sons, of Leeds, and Mr.,Wm. Turquand, the accountant, of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., of London, were recommended as liquidators. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,3111. over last year ; the London and South Western an in crease of 4,3601. • the Great Western an increase of 5,9991. ; the Gr eat Eastern an increase of 8931. ; and the Great Northern an increase of 2,0761. The directors of the Aberaman Iron Works (late Crawahay Bailey's) have made a call of W. per i share, payable by Oct. 14. The directors of the London and Southwark In surance Corporation have appointed Mr. W. P. Reynolds manager of the corporation, and will commence business to-day (the 29th) at their tem iporary offices, Alliance-chambers, Southwark - The *bare certificates of the Oxford and Canter bury Hall Company will be ready for delivery on Saturday next. The preparations yesterday for Friday'e settlement have shown diminished rates of "continuation" on the shares of most of the financial companies in consequence of the extent to which speculative sales have latterly been pressed. The rates on Inter national Financial and General Credit shares were especially lighter. Among bank shares, those of the Alliance Bank seem to have been more par ticularly selected as the medium of specu lative sales, and in consequence of the scarcity thus occasioned at the settlement, the dealers were bor rowers of these shares at one period of the day. The rates of " continuation " on home railway stocks were generally much the same as at the last settlement, but in some cases were rather easier. The downward movement in banking and financial shares has added considerably to the amount of the transactions awaiting adjustment at the settlement, yet the total in the various departments of the Stock Exchange seems to be only moderate. There was no " oontango " on Anhlo-Austrian Bank shares, the dealers being borrowers of them. The following shows the terms generally current yes terday afternoon : Great Western Railway stock 5-16 to 7-16 cost. Lancashire and Yorkshire f to I tr London sad North Western a to Midland Great Northern, A a to Metropolitan South &stern 5-16 to 7.15 „ Sheffield to (6 to 5 : 16 " Great Eastern _ _ 3-11 Groot Wistaria at Clastait 6d. to la. „ Erie l.lB to 1-16 Luzionboarg Bush. 8 to 11 p.c. 8 to 11 pze. I:4mnd Credit .is. amt. o t : r 1 . 1. & Dolt/ ID 6d. to L. ~ Coslodiosto Liao - 1 " .9 1 n 34 - 4 io a-. (husk Wand "fii. to •_ DWG= 3-32 to 5.32 ~ Dltto, 1864 3-32 to 5.32 „ 3:32 to 5-32 .. gse • lat v l 8 par oat. iroootoolo. 1862 1 With Mimeses to the .srkat for Amides. as amities, Mr. I. T. Ratierlbwaile reports se Selienn: 10 the Ida merhil Ise Amebas esseettles pas week then bee gain less a eseidesehle especially in Untied Maas LW Desk hat 1111 begs Mrs a slight dallies gnome sleet el Me ream market iedadag babe le elke Ibis rather am bed,. Present geoisilens lesse Mweit ea *sir lapertymn ties Now Yak. The iNsgai to hey Meer eed shares has easnewbei tided, eed they &MI 2 Ode. mg 1 doL rapidly* lamer them Mb iley week. A special mesCag of the Lemke ail South Western Railway Company is called for the 3rd November, to elect a director in the room of Mr. W. 8. Portal, resigned. WIWI:WAY IYIIIIIPII. Consols, which closed yesterday at Mii to for the 11th October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 88 or tr/ 16-16 to 88 1-16. For money the last price was $74 to '- The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, ditto, for account, 88. j , 88 ; Throe per Casts. Re duced, 851, 86, Ng; New Three per Cents., 83;i, 86j ; Red Sea Telegraph, 19j falls Stock, 209 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, l ot, 10* j ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenturra, 964 ; this. Bonds, 20a dia. ; Five per Cent. " refaced* rupee paper, 100; Bank Stock, fur account, 243. The India Five per Cent. Stock WAS rather flatter. India Bonds were marked 2ils. lu. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 12.. to 4s. dia. ; and the June 23e. to 13e. dis., besng rather firmer. The Confederate Loan, was extremely heavy to day, and experienced a fall of no lees than per cent., owing partly to the defeat of the Confederate General Early in the Shenandoah Valley, huh chiefly to the prospect indicated in the mend vices of the re-election of President Lincoln. The general tendency of prices in this department w downwards, especially in the afternooe. Porta guese Bonds and Venezuela of 1862 fell a per oast I New Granada Deferred, Turkish Bonds of led, and the Conso'ide's ' 4 ; and Grea, 51exic.in, sad Italian ' I} per cent. Spanish Pmaive oft the other Land, came suddenly into ri quest in the afternoon, owing to the more encouraging tear the advice. from Madrid, and the price nee i to per cent. The Certificates shared to a le." ettent in the upward movement. Bank shares are still falling. Alliance flank declined about 21. 104., closing at 17 to 10 prem a upon the announcement of the failure "I a specu lator on the Liverpool Stock Exchanc. ale ad Bang, Ci ' Bank, and t Orme fell about 21. ; Bank o f Hindustan, 11. 10s. ! I n many other stock, 10s. to 11. Consolidated Bask and Land Mortgage Bank of India shares WWII exceptionally firm. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares were last quoted to I prem. Hudson's Bay abates were fiat at 15 to and Egyptian Trading steady at } to j City Oboes, Discount Corporation, Panama loyal Mail Steam, West India and Plicate Steam, and Universal Marine Insurance shares, have all The shares of the financial companies were again depressed. Imperial Mercantile Credit were espe cially heavy, falling lla 6d. to lix a Aare. General Credit declined 2s. 6d., and International about 6s. The closing quotations are anuezed, via ; —lnternational, If to If prem.: Grum' Credit, If to 2 prem.; London Financial, 61 to j prem. Im perial Mercantile Credit (amalgamate!), I I to If prem. ; Credit Mobilise, to 2 prem. ex dlr. and new shares ; and Credft Foncier, I f to prem. ex div. and new shares. Victoria Government Debentures were offered. United States 5.20 Hoods were quoted 43 to I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 1 K 6. UIPIRIAL ATIMALGIL Whist.tessisr. Meel Lim Aug. 20 27 S lO l7 24 dlz desks' egos. Avenge Idles le4 055 1114 414 01 Ms le Dorr.—wlidas. Bosky. Mr, 104 bus& mil Paw la. Duman swum TO Iltealeancas se Ifs &mama 1111•1 41 7. OI WNW WIMPS 111 RI MIMI 11111 M. •2 • •2 II io 11 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. In mom° lerrearaesoiw. murmurs (nog Oul own 00111111/PONPR7rt.) The market eready. Bales probably 6,LIUD WO. MINCING-LANK-(Tilli DAY.) SI:WAIL-Timm has apla been me public adobe= sad privately osly a sesderate below Les been witboat farther Mime is prices. Demisisa. $l. Vises% sad °Need', 30s. to Us. 9d. ; esliery, M.. 6d. crystallised, 365. to nes. 6d. ; dyed IMMO% ft e l li A for mob, at Ms. 6d. Rased sentiarnis Is denteed must id former prier. Corvirr..-The public Naos dct til:se Ceylon bow gom off steadily, at Inn prism. Oa to Ns. Ili.; low middliog and middlis6. 711 s. M. to Ss. ; gold and Ise ditto, 80s. to ?iris. 6d. ; pes-kent. TM. M MN. ; ewYse ▪ G2s. 6d. to 63.. ; mixed. 645. dd. ; goad ardiassy, iti Txx.-Tbs markot 'outlaws oast. Butt.-120 punchier el Jambs sold at hail prises; fah anrimee, te. 9J. ; 6.. Dsemesea, >a 144.; Immerds, 1.. dd. Bacx 000tioues doll of mks 8•00.--400 boon of .all pearl sold, °idiom., sadder, 19.. 6d. to 20.. Gd. Selma -A large parcel of Mows obit* psppw eel el sd. to bid., beim barely tbs torte vale.. l'eseed blot at steady prises ; aimed, 3e. j el ljet. I.lmvs -Zeesibee. at lower prim ; haired M ; Is. 3d. N tailless -Small. lOL to 36. ; sniddit i rt to le. 7d. ; good. 811 - l i f er-fla gr ee ' .34. La Giager-Jamaica, ordinary to geed. 22. to Itsn. ; Oval% ordleary to doe,63a. to leis. Faint.-There is oely a limited beeleese doieg, the dm mud beim very linsltod for tho mom EieLnirras.-500 lapel Beep! mid sl 12%. foe reheseles 9, Mort, prompt. COCHLTEAL-At the - y ob& Wm, sesame small Am sod Tamil,* sold al provisos prim ; bold Hoedown eilvMs, Malian sad Teseriff• bleak, &aim! 14. For b. Hoodlum silver, ordleary to dee, 2s. 6d. to 3e. ?i, ; Mesh, 3s. 44. to 4s. 5d.; Tomei& silver, 3s. to 3s. 1 J ; Meek 35. 2d. to M. Rd. ; Maxima silver, 2s. le to 7a It*.; black, 3e. ld. te 30. 2d. Cones. -The market motions, quiet. JUTI.-n. market is dell, sod prices 'hew • demise el 10.. to 495. pee toe ; ..maven weld at 111. 13e. to 16/. ; NM. dling sod good middling, 196 11k. to 221. ; geed mg Any 231. 15e. to 261. 10e. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The ;market is spas'. Tows %now is quoted 431. 0031 Potersborg Y.C. so ibo spots 41... Osiober se De cember, 425. to 425. 3d. ; Dessosber, 435. 34. to 435. Sit Jimmy to Map* 46. ; Mink. 44a. 61 to 445. M. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARICZT. (THIS DAY.) The number of boasts is aft NI Imp am al kW. Moho (malaise oortisue to be very mime ••• swami hub ratio. The soppiy of .be is aim* the um, as as Taro• day last, but the daimad is ~Wit sod it oidilioat •• mhos Illesday's queSsllmiss. Mime ie so alteration ea th• trade for calves. Our foreign n5l: oseiela MO bora. 4,560 Asap, 490 eaves, sad 115 Per sews et ilb• 4. 4. ad. Mow of Ma I. I. Met hmk Earetela i • • DostDosallf4m6•lll • • • • Not Moraboras 4 • • DIA 1 • • 4 locoed vial, beads I 0 6 Da ea awn • • • • Dam 3 II • Dem • eseaMi•M 4 11 411 pp awl Do.lllll-troo ll 4 11 MM. • • • • Bemis et mast* 1,370: shop MI MEAS. a. ••6: plga 320 mach emirs, SS SMITHYDELD HAY MARENT.-.411118 DAT.) Mims. Harvey aad Hawke nowt trade dew. ?Awe meadow bay. 755. to 106.; dows e cad, Kea. to 1276 6d. straw, als. to 30a THE CAPE or GOOD Hon MAIL.—FALMOCTIE, SEPT. 29.—The stom, 'raffled% frogs 110114 llr► ea Os 23rd olk, los snivel INge. --•— On Saturday : . Z77 . ...r* last, a division of tiveTh.r Idgisrbood. of witch Inn Wks is the enperi , ”.. mail-d bard She West Toils Osupsay's gegeside lgosaen,. fee Egotists. They premed tiddler st the awns ise , egise of timp Whop, sad wiik the sepreinika of the R shop se Ottferd. Ia whore diesses Moir prissiest retstdiemeell (Ascot Priory) is situated. It is ask Wiese. feria s Wino EAkrhood Is lb. Ileolgish blues.--fikersik Tuna. [li is reported Est a breams hum As Miura rissaasissy is going to liasolals—Alas BA) -. , IC:L. 20. am. fl. Bop& $.10008.10. TT. -- -- .. .. - - 1.'......r-- .. -• -71.