The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-26 00:00:00

The telegraph wires wore orR o a) torn up in onlor t delay the arri whooe approach from Valle lolid ~.• The civic and rural guards au .l . • 0.11 them ranunan.ler, twther with of infantry. who had 'Ansel to •• • v tionary ...m01t, went tro - • • liioet the rtttil troops an I of vtts 1 a •1, the forces under General C don re. : • 3 stublboru ropistAnco, rouocapiel • ;•., the .24th moat. t• received from Csdiz by way o' , • .t te. that (mend Prim and Marsh , , i, , ,..th0r with other loaders of the insur -1 o been at Cadiz ever since the 19th r I:iig to later news, General Pairs wan 111.,• ~ti, to tmoonnter them ; but the result . At ions was not yet known." , of to-day announoes that the squadron 11-u gents is now conveying General Prim, • 4 d'arm'e comprising 20,000 musk, tl, ,• . on the Wort ern Railway of , • ••• THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Sue. 22. (F) ..! nigl.t a body of Bulgarians endearoort 1 Danube, but were prevented and dis - ,! by the Roumanian frontier troops. irve Cl tides inaugurated to-day the works • t ro.!reted new railway in prewneo of th , t ers the eblef eontraetor,ll. Stntuubn;. tailway bill voted by the Moab 'l' of D. A * 2%. s .bin'tted to-day to the e.r.n , uitte •of Sehste, and will Fe discussed in tha fall sitting -11.orrow. THE 111;FcK OF THE ALEXANDER NEW SKI. COPENHAGEN. S. 23. ‘n t ffichl telegram received from Lenivig, on w 7 stern coast of Jutland, st.teei that tha • 1 DLke Alexis had been save I (ro n the nder Newski, and had lan led at Leuvig 7,1 lu a th. Cheat exert one wer • being mite r k thew of the crew that were etill aboard the 1, The topmasts had been cut away. The beeeme calm, Five of the salors of the • .7 h r NewAki were drowned. P!.cill frigate Tyllsad has ben despatesel ore, where the shipwreck occurrel. OUR PARIS LETTER. i 10,1 t on OWN 001/11101PONDNNT.) PARIS, FRIDAY Evirerro. publiehas an important 41JOlUltillierl • !:. of ita correspondents, tending to %%Alt of eolith:1(11(x in Euro2e in the • .: lilt iOll3 Of Napoleon 111. lie says: ivelled through Germany, Switzerland, part of Italy; I hare had many *slave .. 1,, iv. al wen. ice I the journals; and need I • at I bare everywhere found the gam. preoxu. L L.Li pOiliweiWiOn of the public mind when I rt.L fear of ear patalysss ever thing in these .. here. as N ath you, the total abeam Jof .11,1 the general repugnance to war w.raout - Lre r._t the Imam to r too con.i. ce thing esyeciary app ars t ) be e:ea•ly • and public conviction in tb'ss reelect • • 1 k ebt•olut•ly unanimous in all the counts, of • p, c t excepting France bench —which is, that if • k: ,nt. it i.ould only be owing to the action of - I L. I government. France alone, as Marshal Niel • med. ran decide for pence or war. Donbelless it At in all countries that the end of personal • -m rt in Fri.nce would be the end o' all the an- which so generally prevails. and at the mane the most intalhble means of consolidating th ti. bat for the present war or peace depends upon nr,tror of the French; and people ak themselves • h natio:nese, whether he will or not let to the , Incila thus who are anxious for war. It la in vain ff et are reticle to prove to the Itil'ant and tne ' , mos the force and ainoerity of public opinion in e. They Rill remain incredulous. :.rticie then goes ou to speak Gf the enor 1, ilitary and naval power of Prance, while I.ls in bier hands the existence of thegreeteet rower in the world ; and in such condi .: •ays the nation may look wittow. fear protrAct cf war a hich would expose is Lek of complete isolation and the ad- • 7717..r7 of Europe. The writer ststes his • . • :•vic:ior. that by the opera•ion of ono in snofaur Franco is dr:ftin into war, • .1s b t th's is tto und:sguisr7d opinion of .7. riee to whiet he refer.•. After alluding • •t the causes which in Europe have given • • tr..- i.s,r of war, notwithstanding the pa } a, , tit.c : -ce of the French government and • 7t; tr.c French press, the author con , : • w whether I am deceived, but I think that pve up the practice of incesaa tly making `.l. i iimer.t responsible for what Germany iLd Fiend% government, CA to own psi, • L.. tiit. in of really fre elections, U d fasakly • e opioion truth would (lapdog,' itaolf to she • rahody, and we eiboad end. viva abroa 1 ., by . that pisAie was quite as ardaut y &wired • maja.rty of Fen ielaraeu ad bj th: German • I•Vidt'lltly a great dual o: trio and .n:ng in what is advaared [show. to be a string war:dr , elerr.elt in . • ~1 the and this of itself :s . • .. to confide:lee. Then the sort of thread ja.aee or war loinga in the personal gv ..f the Emperor, together with the extra, pared:p 33 for war on an immense .t aNt eva.u3e. if they d not justify -lentler faith pit. in pacific :t. rieveration: • :•.;:ce tut eol.aunt fr.tr hangiog about ~16 as to the durability of /HA, ; 2 . • midst of ruvc4lit.iigis and rumour- of wars, Congre...s b ‘ri not barn de'erred from is aocuMomed meeting, with thu view to e vac of .7urope, so far as lie 3 me inn of u iiixiety. The lag took place at the Hotel do Ville, Lo no., on the 221. I, prksoled ovor by ..0- Vogt. In hid otaminz remarks e'artd that he ;ia•i term i t. 11 4 .• I.; ,f nb real :t nta:o-c , yf r l.iu. ta dufen I , hail talirm i• upon ve- to via • rat ohs of the tongrtt . 4 of Ounqra, •- r l'i • 1/1 : or t Len to crafe3- . dly . al7 as to Lear upon the .1 / re.l •u 4.1 by I ,a:p,e. .1 f!er pre.arh- Y,tl; ..lt the 14 ak , r L•eliaulid by Lite e!: at. the'anus I. t 9 future :•I! , i rt.: pi! . the fist 1. • • • pr. •1•1 iety • f reri.• r that the • ;•• I !I 101 V :.:• • .14 Vi; 21:11c , , 1,1 I x pr,d,, T , ~, 1 4,, of I: , to the 'a • • ' ri•-' t .•aa w•.-•:!a th•-i •.' 110, to ••\ , :111.14! 1114 1;4•!:IVAI f,r A.,- loten, , _ • • ate lan Heve a' • r• ti•rwaroai •• o r ; , of as Lie!, :r I :.;',a1111 ,. ., th, IL • at' the ie ...„-;o•• of lefts • ••r ; a , ..l ; liarfir the non ! iinee rif M. Jule , . P.vre at..l Mr. Ed.woid ,of I Garibaldi olso begge to 1,•• d. A di:, 1, , ,i0n we- thou seriously begun upon , i .t...1 i.,u : " lit are the ;el eatitage••, • • • • THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EtENNO, SP:KEW:in 26, 1866. in their relation to INN and liberty, of the aboli tion of py rmanent armaments, and those of a e.yattin of national militia, or even of a genaral dis armament !' " 31. Ileust, an ex-Prussian oSoer, opened tLo bull. Several amendments were pr - posed ; some were carried, others rejected. Thl meeting terminated rather curiously, with au ex retsina of thanks to MI. Brelonann and ardriaa, authors of national ransoms, which, the pro?oser said, by their eminently civilising character re- COMM ndcd themselves particularly to the friends of humanity. Some one said, why nut give thanks to all the writers who have dosorved wull of humanity ? A lawyer prosont called upon the gentleman who suggested this to make out the list ; but the task being retognised as a very for midable one, the meeting, getting hungry, gave it up and wont to dinner. The Ffgero gives the following sketch of General Prim : _ - generalPrhis, Count de Ratiiii Marquis de los Castillejos, make. one of the finest and noblebt figures is the Spanish rereutioe. No foreigner ever enjoyed so moc► popularity won& us, nor ever More merited the moat cordial sym pathy, tram the eels fact of hie Milk and 16yal character : and it is jug fiat which sensti.tutes the power and Cie claims of the general, whose name has become legeit in the mountains of Catialrinia. The hero ot Los Cada- Irina. he 'who propilseed what would happen in Merle s. is too well known to Make it necessary to add further de tails to those , already published as to his generous and in trepid nature, ranted even to whines, which obstacles and perils only eieite to fresh ardour and a grau:er di Biro to rougher. Count Admiral Topete, born in 1820, is an (Meer of gnat bravery and coolness. He succeeded ramjet, who from a mistaken feeling of hoeveur I lew his b.ains ou•. Ho distinguished himself at the attack upon Callao, in 1866, whore be ()ail n.stult d the frigate Mendez-Nunez, ana w. 13 Fel tomb/ wounded. Ile Bonne was iruch firmer to-day, anal Caere was an improvement in all the principal sesturi ill.P. Notwithstanding the contradicting nature of the news front Spain, favourable infereutee we re upon the whole drawn from the intelligea3c received. The market closed firm ; Threes, 69fr. 71e. ; Italian Firer, 6lfr. 630. ; Mobilier, 273 fr. ; Spanish Mehilier, 271 fr. Rate of discount at the rant of France, 24. REGISTRATIONS.--(THIS DAP.) CITY OF LONDON. The xviAion of the lists of voters for the City of Los& a wail roomed *hie twain is the Court of Con roe) leas. GoiluLalL The litimals wine rotwasentediby Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. Lidger, and the conserrat ves by Mr. T. E. Harper. In the 'arils of St. Giles. Cripplegate, which inc tilos the popcloui district of which Redcrom-stresit. White s ioss-aresst, and Melon-statiet, form a part. ticssre were tO conservative objections on the ground that the situa tion of the resin% wiummagly diseenbed in the rate-book. The Revising Barrieter being informed by the overseers that it was a/ascot impeseible to get en accurate descrip- Lon of the qualification in consequence of the groat plumber of alleys and courts in the district, disallowed the objections, mina:king that the misnomer in each case WAS capable of rectificatirm. SECOND EDITION. LAW IN TELLIGEIi DAY.) COURT OF nernraurrey. (Before Mr. o.4mllliskstailut Hotroyd.) IN UN LIEN= OLIVI Th. lorikrupt, a giant r, of King-street, liammersm'Ah,; wade a igrcorio applocatiun for 111.011 W from enstody. Mii ( Ltswivrtuly4ol. Mr. Maresbini, clerk to Mr. Harrison, supported, and muted tl at tie first sitting had taken place, but ea choice, Lad Lin mud.). Mr. Oldreeve °prowl for the ilettining crod;tor, ee its ground that the bankrupt had net amounted for his re pt ity. lbe bankrupt, exarninol, stated that he had shares fa • balding society. lie bad given rip the book to the lout*. lle Lad raid U. to have his petition promatod. Ills Hinour said the bankrupt had stated in his IMINNI. ant ion before the Registrar that he had no property what- Lief, sod as the Look was not forthcoming, the appli cation must stand over. 11l RE KIWI FULLER-12Z 0011201POLIT12. This was anothey applioatioa toe Tolima*. The bankrupt was, described a, editor and proprietor el the Conrovelihne Ill'lrsispez of horthamberlandoitreet, Strand. Hi s &bee ate about kW. He amass his failure to the great expense irvel rod in establishing hie paper. Orr. Xoris opposed the apphoatios o behalf of 11,. Harding, the detaining cseador and amigos*, who had pioved a deht of upwards. of 6001. His Hewer mid if the detaining auditor bad proved he ought not to keep the bankrupt in ouatody. Hr. Doris said there was a previous bankruptcy in Match, 1867, at the instance of a friendly creditor, the pi is et chugs muter which had uovor bow completed, nor Lod any accounts been lied. 1 he bankrupt, in examination, stated that he bad recently been sta)ing in bulaw-road: Hampstead, where be was On it lit It to a lady.. Lutuie tLut Lu was tout months in Vans, whole be was confred by ilium% Mr. Doris mibmitted that the release ought not to be Petaled till the Labia opt had lOW L.s ussouut.. Thin ease no estate, and the 1 aokrupt. erl o was an American, si I meted to be a comnorolitan, the the ;input he con ed, (tett. Ilamabini, who supported the application, urged tl ut the hunklupt's ieretial , eivicoa wore neveasary to the 51:011111 of the paper which he was publishing, and *bid' was in the hands of the ascihotees under a furinar hilikropti y. tbe detainii. : 4 creditor, by proving his debt, bid ohm:Wooed his tight to held the bankrupt in eastody. h.* toad he du so 111 his lepresentadive capacity as ass sil.nae. La hu was self-elouted. - '11:e bankrupt aohcited lortaiseion to althea tho court oft.:a his advocate bad done eti, and the permission being aciorded. took the oppnatnuity an pronouncing a e.dogivaa n his 'e'er, which he :aid Le had oonrilued to edit in 1.16,13 under this "moat unmade! surroundings." ILs Honour said the baukrupt was entitled to his m ks e under KC. Pa of the tut of 180. The detaining creditor having proved bis debt; ha fright at once, both an law and us preu•tace, to release the debtor. ki Lali net Cone whist he was in good faith bound to do (the proof being only admitkd en the understanding that I e would do so), the court would step in to the relief of the bankrupt and order his release. It was true only two der. Lad elapsed since the prod of dolt and the cho.oo of Insignias . • but the credito: must Lo doomed to have made his electiun, and as the benefit of that election could only result to the bankrupt in his airtime" the order fur release would be made. Mr. Doris asked that the bankrupt should giro bail for Lis al paaria.oo ; but his Honour did not thiuk this 11.43CCAMILI y. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. JLAtice Ke:t'ing.) AI /4.(1/eD PEAL DUI.PLIVT LASYSETTCY. With , '" Dartiny, a r..zi , ectato;c-looking man, stir metaled to take his trial for unlawfully making away with his pa ninny three months before be had beaskadja d.ratud a le ukrupt, with intent td defraud his teenier'. Mr. btaaight ounduct44.l the prunemice ; Bosley mud Mr. Wright wi re coi.nsci for the demo.. It aypenwa that the doiendatit owned on the of a Lay sakrtran at Sta.roa, and hu was adj bankrupt upon his own pat.tint in December. 1 , the amount of Lis debts being la ; There were no assets, and when the prisoner W 11.4 esamincd Le accounted foe the deposition of his j ropm ty by stating that be had sold a beonhop called tholfure, at stoumme, in Ifiddleaex. to Lis Millet-in-law a purson reams] Simpson, and he ac counted for tie diarsition of hue property by suiting that he had borroind a large nun of matey of his father-m-aw to pay for some clover lay that be la.d rumba... 4 and whn.ll had turned cut an unfortunate speculation. He also represented that Le had sold a quantity of briAs which he had only pur chased a short tune before, to the same pone, and the result of tint aukruptcy priassetings was that the creditors dud nut receive a single farthing in the shape of dividend. ILe care on the part of the proe.miti,m was that Simpson was a mere man of straw, and qurtmunable to advance any money, and that the, intended debts alleged to be due to Lim wore nothing but a sham and device to cheat the atilitma, and the Court of Bankruptcy directed the present jacw.edings. (11.0 tjal war proceedmi; when our report loft.) POLICE COURTS.-(T1118 DAY.) MAIILBOROUGH-STREF.T. BINGVLLE CILULOE OF kkCSIVENU NUL= 1110P111111% AMU. Adler coachman to 31c. lielanLi, distiller, of Fictedilly, was charged b. tee Mr. Tyrwhitt with receiv ing two silver mounted LL.V.-4,.xl the property of a gentleman named Va. Thorrns Fraser. Mr. Purr, hum the nEice of Mr. Edward Lewin, of Great Marlborough-street. appeared for the prisoner. Yolice-constable Butchor, C, raid tnia about two months ego ho received .zifo.n.atioa from Mr. Fraser that Le had beet some silver-mount...l Anne', hoofs 11401 the Conservative Cl4b. St. Janwe's-street, and Boni isinuirios he made be found that they had been taken uaey ty a late servant and he traced them to the pewees:cm of the prieoner. Ile went to the prisoner and nuked Lim if be brew John Sayers, and be said he did— that he was formorly the servant to Mr. Fraser and had Waged with hint rad left some title tbiaro with him. lie ailed the pririoner if Sayan had left any silver-mounted hoofs with him, and he said be bad not, and that he had never seen anything of the kir.J, only two hoofs belonging to • coachmen in the same mows. :ad he (Butcher) went end raw those hoofs. The privencr subsenuently admitted Laving sold them for 41., be did not think he was wrong in E 0 doin , Is.cmse was in his debt. The can wee remanded. LIFEBOAT SERVICES. MAGNETIC TELE.. ORA H)— I{7.DCA YORK:sal. 1., : 4 AITIWAY. John ( nelson, Lloyd's agent, reports tint gr.+ Burton-on-Trent lifeboat, belonging to the latioie...l Lifeboat Institution, was yesterday homily iusti,..ai in saving the crows, ounsisting of five men, of two Innate. The old life )), at bedew also Raved via encl. flee lifeboats behaved admirably in the Leavy was encountered in this service. fhe eel( 011 CT EMMA, of barrow, was driven 'valor', ho l y this The crew have fort-Lately been :sired by AerfLiEre ON THE KINGSTOWN RAILWAY.--A Angular accident occurred at Sydney-parade station this morning. The train conveying the land or mail, and con .i.-tong of an engine, mail van. and wcond-claw carriage, encouatered a cow, the property of Mr. O'Brien, a roe dent of the neighbourhood, wk.& Lad strayed upm the line. TLe engine caught t u animal Lt.:AVIA:A the rails and the temporary wooden platform. The animal was c. mpktely destroyed : and tee eueiimi, having been thrown olf the rage, tore away between 40 and 60 feet of the platform, and turned over, thus blocking up the line. The up train hem Kingstown approached suss after the accident, but was providentially Alackeuel in pled, and eventually brought to a stand At some d tonne !rum the place where tie mail train was overturned. Thy wads were transferred to the up train, which returned to Kingstown, where they were put on aud the out-Kong steamer en hour after tie proper period. The lino ww cloveal so an to einab:e the 8.40 a m train to pass, and An a. o happy to dote that Is pond the shock of the coin:ion a injury sustained by any of the occupant,: of the mei' Wait • • Diniiiv Evehews An important sale of shortb.,rn hto,:k (so.ys the rarbale Jesse!) was heki at Killhow, near Wigton, on Wednesday lag, when Mil. Foster i famous to was brought under the hammer ei Mr. Stratford. For one cow akne the auto of wes given, and several (Vols brought pekoe mown; It itrri to ill* gui.iiies. The busy lees have lot en iir.r.r.,viep . their shin lint hours of late by yrrosbiry their uuinntecl attentions upon the inhabitants of s hone oa f Wanda ts..rth. The bitty of the estaLliehuitnt. ono morning tinting the present week, sous ettrtleu to Mel the roiling of her hedroom darkened with whst wenwel to he a hod unwelcome verm.n. aft , rw - ,ru: tu -lust o.it to be a ,t of young is es, with a (pees it ..f the el tn. • - ansatA linetloff tress. fiCIIOOI.NUSTI:IcS.- ..thor «,untries, tairz,nt I.y ikth mut mu.b.rs sp•rial i l ualiti..atit.us fur thilr (ova i.ulo rBliib have brs..n testoil 811111 Ili SO 4.18014. in all t the hal:eta Wild 1110,1. ;input twit clyol , . it i, colour 10 titlll OW tam , : tert..l.l ...), ad th„ la.inches of a lihitral I o Latin. Creek, Frotieb, iiirulan, ntatheinaties. :Ix itt,, w ,tie, diuwing, and singing, all taiu.ht onu oweraroelso.l ioati at ti tibia salary. A u.'. this Id. W. 118. 8 haps, iu the in tervals of his tas.t..u.si!.nal lar•oits, elks out his itn•outo by die :barging the dutii-.. to I.3risb is•gistrar, in sp. tOI , Nessiotis -r. clock. and iailloefor of ratie, • oaf is Papa:tea to give .rput..rt ketures 0111 MBtBBll - objects, and perhaoe iion.illy to rolii ri• the rn..lli•arr his weday •univiu. 8,,r Sept nibt.r. LATI*iT YORNIUN INTELLIC;ENCri. trauma swum's milker.) AI7BIIIIA. Ram la. The Prised!e of to-day )ease that the Porte has declared to the European * cabinets that, with regard to the trttert preparations which have boon made for s Illibusteting incursion into Bulgaria, sad which, it says, baNii not been in any way hindered by the lfounisnian authorities, it would ounsider what means it diould employ to prevent that date of things, and maintain tho integrity of the empire. 1021111' NARITIIIP.-(211I8 DAP.) UNB O'CLOCK.. : The transactions on the Stook Exchange this morning are insufficient to cause any important variation from yesterday's prices ; and the general tone is steady, with a rai dciate degree of firmness. Italian stock is rather heavy, and Peruvian also; but Maxicand are better. With these exception/4 foreign seen-, ritica aro unaltered. Railways are steady in' character; and misoellaneous shares generally I Maintain previous prices. The attendance is very; limited. The discount ;market is without change at 1.1 'per cent., and the supplies of money are very Consols remain steady at 941 to 4, for money and account; while New and Boduced Throe per Cents. are still Quoted at 931 to 4. India 'Five par Cents., 114& to llb. Exchequer Bills, las. to 20e. prem. In foreign stock, Pernyian are quoted at 78 to 1 ; Italian of 1101 are 51', to 1, both losing a little kAtter ; but Mexican has improved 4, to 18 to 1, owing, it is said, to the Americans being supposed to meditate' sotno action to the country. Egyptian of 1884, 88 to 87. Bpanis New Three per Cents; are dull at 321 to United States 5-20 Bonds are quoted at 721 to 1. 'I be Moscow-Jaroelaw Railway Loan remains at 31 to; prem. In railways there is no change beyond &little increase in firmness in Great Esstern stock, which is quoted at 401 to 1. Great Western, 41n to 1. Midland, 1111 to ; South Western, 87 to 83 ; Brighton, 51: to ; Metropolitan, tool to 1071 ; Louth Eastern, 781 to 1. Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cents., 4 L.) Anglo-American Tekgraph, 21 to }. 7 be half-yearly dividend • ni tho Imperial Turkish 8.1 yer Cent. Loan of 1851 is announced to b 3 raid on the 10th October; and it is also announcoi that the Bonds drawn in July last will be paid off cu that day at par. A meeting of the London Gas Light Comyiny is called for the 14th October for the election of a gGVCIIIIOr. ILe settlemout in shares and foreign stocks will begin on Mond sy (" continua tion-day)," and end on Wednesday. The dividends will not bo payable to the puhl:c at the Bank of England till Wednesday, the 11th Octoter. TWO O'CLOCK. Connote are without change, being quoted 91: to both for money and the Gth Oct. stfit steamer Nyanza will tako to-day 3,5001. in gold for Bombay, and 2,000/. fur Alexandria. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were wholly without alteration. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, $ months, 12.01 to 121; ditto, short, 11.110 to 11.191 ;. &Madam, 3 months, !tot to 12.1 • Antwerp, 3 mouth r s itan .4o to 25.4.5; Brocade, 3 mouth; 25.40 to 2 1 .46 ; and Alt on, 3 months, 13.101 to 13.101; Cologas, ke., 3 months, 6.27 to 6.27% ; Bt. Petersburg, 3 months, 32 to 311 ; Pans, short, 25.11 to 26.27* ; Paris. 3 months, 2.1.3.) to '25.40; Marseilles. 3 sootby 26.374 to 26.40 ; Plankfort-on-the-Matne, 3 mouths. 1904 to 120/ ; Vienna, 3 months, 11.44 to 11.. 0 ; Trieste, 11 months, 11.9.5 to 11.90; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to 471: Brostander, 3 months, 42 to 4/4 ; Csdiso; smooths, 48 to 4711 ; &Ml* 3 months. 48 to 4 74 Make, 3 mouths, 48 to 43 ; Valencia, 3 mouths, Si to 44 8 Pareeksia, 3 months, 48 to 471; Bilbao, 3 months. 48 to 471 • Val idotid, 3 months. 48 to 471; Elaragoma, 3 mont hs, 48 to 471 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.t0 to 27.96 ; Genoa, 3 months, 27.90 to E 7.96 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 27.90 to 2'5.96; Palermo, 3 months, 27.90 to 27.96 ; Messina. 3 months. 27.99 to 2:.96; Lisbon. 90 days' date, 811 to 611 ; Oporto, 90 days' data, 611 to 611 The prosperity of the Anglo-Austrian Bank has, it would appear, aroused the ambition of seine foreign speculators, who propose to establish on the same model a Franoo-Austrian Bank, under the auspices of sonic Parisian end Vienna bankers. Their statutes seem to he true copies of those of the Anglo-Austrian Bank, but it remains to be eern whether they will be able to oopy its excellont management, guided as it is by men of great financial capacity. The joint traifie return of the Caledonian and North British railways shows this week an increase of 5,0811. over last year. The troth) of the Atlantic) and Great Western Railway for the first week in September was 108,323 dole. against 112,387 dole. for the corre- Fpcmding period of last year, showing a decrease of 5,b4:4 dole. At the meeting yesterday of the City Offices Com ! tiny (Limited), the resolution pawed at the last meeting, in favour of converting the large room in Lombard-street into an exchange and news rue m, and making certain alterations in the ari ides of association, was confirmed. The chair man, Mr. Alderman Dukin, expressed his regret that the accounts for the halt-year are not more Fatisfactory, but be added that within the last few weeks the inquiries for offices have became more numerous. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas. dock, and canal shares, as given in tho Stock Ex change list of last evening : • Insiirance. —Guardian, 524,, 1); Liverpool and Lon- Ain and Globe annuity, 20 1, f ; Ocean Marine, l9f. ; Ilium, and Mereey Marine (Limited), 41, tt ; Union Marine Liverpool (Limited), ; Universal 314/1110 (Limited), 6). Gas Light and Coke.—City of I ondon A, 254 ex riv. ; Imperial, 881; Imperial Continental, 100, V 94; West milater Chartered, SL), 6). Docks.— London and St. Katherine, 53) ; ditto Deben ture stock, 874, 7,1,7,1; Millwall Frochold Land and Dock, 36, 6; Southampton, 75, 4. Canak—Grand Junction, 74. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, ♦ia Marseilles, are expected to be distributed in London about the sth pmx. _ _ It is notified that tho partnership hitherto iubsisting between Messrs. Thomas Hunter and William Ward, public accountants, of Gresham buildings Basinghall-street, has been dissolved Ly niutuia consent, and that the business will be isnied on in future Ly Mr. Hunter, under the title of T. Hunter and Co. YA VA L urnazlonrez The For•ismn-ofiiee haring applied to the Adtni- Toby for en officer who might be recommended to premed to (letters to meet the coMmissitaten of all otherilorsirra cot:writ-, chosen to analogs a system by whisk as ex cLaage of pfit , ..nen, in the event of war, could be arranged. their lordship Imp the Army and Yeey Goutts) nominated Rear Admiral Yelverton, who ban accel.tad the Aire. The &Peri Serrire Gazette says it is conildeney an. scasced that the Indian Navy is to be revived. FIRE 1Y LPICESTEE-SQU4RE.-(THIS DA K) NARROW ESCAPE OF TRW PERSONS. Thi s !F..7aturday) morning at bulf.p3st 2 o'clock a are happtued in t& tartan celled the Cambrian Stores. it. property of Mr. R. J. Speak licensod victualler, situate at l?, Castle-street, Leiosster-square. On lasing crowed the inmates made for the upper win dows. and at ied piteously for help. Two fire maim cause up in time to prevent loss of life. Conductors Hatton and Ufford pitched the machineeaglinst the building, and res cued ten persona just as the flames shot through the roof. The competition drawings for the new Law Courts are now 01. Tisw et the South Kensington Museum. Ai:cording to the terms of the ooutest, the designs in question remain the property of the nation. The Leeds National Exhibition, which wets spend by the Friuee of Wales for the boneftt of the new larmasy, will be closed on Monday. the 2Gth of Octssbur. Mudcrue La Fite, whose first appearance in Frg'snd ear at the Olympic Theatre in the ballet in the G,asd Le situ, Las taken the St. J 1111161 1 .11 for three month', commencing the first w e ek in October. The theatre will be devoted to baLet and Odenbeckian t nrieNt.. s. The Olympic will open with 7'.e Ti4.44-nf- Leave Nan, which will soon be replaced by a drama founded upon Victor's Hago's "Les " A FLoy taken from the same novel has, it ix kdown, Ltru preetered by Mi. Eayle Bernard for Drury-Line. We CAthehreem) understand there is a probe ility that Mr. Jefferson may shortly re-appear in Lon don in Xi" t ax AGRARIAN OUTRAGE IN WALES.—A. tow days ago an outrage of a very determined character was pope kited ea a sheepwalk, named MoelpriXt., iu the county of Brian, the picperty of Colonel Powell, of Nanteos, fer nier!, M.P. for Cardiganshire. The shecpwalk in question consists or &rime thonvands of acres of grazing land, no habitatirn of any kind whatever being met with for mibas. In order to prevent the laud being grazed and otherwise mcde use of b 7 the farnicre on the borders of the sheep walk. and a tight of optimise thereby . acquired by them, the landlord. atoLt tau years ago, in conjunction with the tenant, built a house upon the wade, and placed a nen to live iu it as shepherd. This person, with his vide, and P chid six weeks old, were the occupants of the cottage so built. On the Thursday night, the bus t and being PM ay. and the woman and child in bed, a reify of about hit, en men uttered, and ordered her to get canPe they intended pulling the cottage down. She (lid so, and immediately afterwards the whole building, ti getter with the hay rind turf stacks on the premiere', were set on the. The woman was nut allowed to clothe I cifielt precmnaly to being evicted, and, accordingly, in I.r right doss. had to travel with her child for several li• ere beko e fit ding a shelter at en horipitable farm-house, railed f:arrechoyd, where she remains in a precarious condition, ea ing to fright and the exiw.ours to cold. The rptbatcre of this outrage hail their faces blackened, their dress turned iteide out, and had adopted other pre cautions to l d recent identification. A handsome reward las been offered by Colonel Powell, the Landlord, for the a. covery of the guilty parties.—Canebrirre. AN INFATIWIED WIDOW.—A very sad scandal concerning the widow of another cabinet minister excited a brief ripple among the older citizens hire a day or two ap.o. The • t ' retary r,f war under President Jackson was neer.' Eaton, and some years after his death, in 1857, his Wdow, who was then tio years old, married in Wash ington an Italian named Antonio Buchignaui, who was at that time but 21 yea , i. ri:d. This man was a dancing master, and, betides this disparity in pearl, was in every ti:htr n 4,ert w:aolly L. 41( eth Mrs. Eaton, aid unfit to wkd her. ltoweter, the tidy, who at thotinie moved in the beet t .rda * at the (hrOaL awl, notwith.tanding her riga, w..s still win' thing of it notability in riciety, was e. of to all 1171107., iiois of her friends, end the ill ott.,l t. mon was I .a:frinee cost 1... r her pla. e in t r .‘ *Min; but she stuck to her and ..,..1 st.li r•taier, i influcure eueiudi ...dead the :ei late to i %dein for him ome evelleet appointments in rov.n _tent server.. r ..t for hi n a cantniney ill tl r lay slid at. i.•,/viii.tm .:.t as Seen:Lary of L. ..! I:on.e, b.. 1. ~f vbi,•b ha r • fused to al I t lod be :4 -11441 the igot Ithesrion 1 ,, •. • 4 . 11 , 4 twit yi 11144, nt la . lits! , .1. r, lit his w,fc's p ~ ;,.sty to the .ow,unt of ;., end in the m. entime rerre•sl a lidi rot .t ti,., pr .l al•dauphler lif his Mite, a 1.1.411t,ful sitanla, i• .14 ,• rich her and tin 111611. yto Itoly. With iI • yi,a,tqi wla di. he pa.: ed wife, h., lo .roi 41 ~t . 111 e • %,,t.ifient until mu,/ .0 • ,1, 1., 1 .11 se" 7.1111 cone Camtda.. wher., be op. nt ii a s eztu..ie I, t. few doit aka le• tarn. p 1 , 1 N. V. 1 . ' , k, and Li , wife. what Iris. re..ialeu aid also no., man: atsl to keel , herself informed Of UM , tam •p noun d hit alTe•t tin a 1:10111T'• of Jussi.l,ll - lilt.. Iturtigr &Ili, aho %tail Ml' III" :.0 elf .tion b''r rascally hasbattli, 410. to hit tiblain :ill pr. ,a,atittiot ita;niti.t him if It a will 1i , . , N,tlt hir. Ina h., ref t''" to I' toe to any ynio. - .• is fa , in her, i "ally and she Tts, will iietit 41,e die . Vioir wrespaa , i Li. of tie LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT nimos&ru. EDINBURGH MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) EDINBURGH HANDICAP. Once round and a die. 2.30. FaiWeis, King's Cream, Torah*" The Oorpond, Three W The Priest. Pagamini,TheNassoa, and Flom are • TRADESMEN'S , MATH. One mile. 2.46. . Honesty, Three pet thud., Ohre, Th eCoryoral. UAW, : Watirick, Rio &me, Paganial, The Mas Muzule, - 11}issorth, Haamony, and Fiat Blo od ' me haw :1 BUBBLE HANDIgAP.. On* mile and a halt. 4.311. Brilliant, Nothing Nom, Biaridm,.Pritrateer, and Pima lope me hem - • • • • PAW WELL HANDTOAP. TUN a mile. 3.0. ElrirA Epworth, Wild Donna, Privateer, Highland Durk, Kingmaker, Triptheng, Nampa, filintioay, Stilling, rust Blood, Number Nip, Armlet, De Care, I infield, Lump Sugar, Vega c, Deer, and Damsel f are here. BETTINO IN LONDON.--(TIIIS DAY.) 2.30 P. X. The rrineipal scent of to-day was an a lvorso d(n.Le,p.tottiou against Ilium for tho Co-a-ewitoh, all mile of 1 ricrac being laid, from 2J to 1 to 10t10 to 3J. The n wail ing homes in the front rank maintained their icaitions. .lennings's lot were rondo the mediem of se- veral hseettomita singly and combined. ro.nsining bun, setli ris did Lot Foment any materiAlch&ng. Pri.oo.l as follow*: CESAREWITeIf. 7 to 1 apt Hine (t and off) 100 to 8 Blueskin (t and of) ltA) to 7 Warrington (t and off) 100 to 6 Paul Jones (t and off) 1116 to 40 Gondolier (t and off) (46 to 20 Pietro (t) /IWO to 40 ilium (ofT, 1000 to 30 previously Mid) 10e0 to 40 Irish Queen f (off) . 10t4) to 40 Marquis of Cambia, (off) 10G,0 to 30 Cecil (off. 40 to 1 t and w) 40 to 1 Stradbroke (off, t 60 to 1) 1000 to 18 Planot (t) IMO to lb Melnalm (off, 1.000 to 10 t) 10(0 to 16 Neale& (off, 1.000 to 10 t) 1(4)0 to 10 See Sew (off) 1000 to 10 Ited,ap (off) ROO to 6 Dalby (off) 11(0 to 3 Little Timmins (land off) 1000 to 70 apt Jetceings'a lot (off, lOW to 00 t and w) 160 too art Cliff's lot (1) CARMRIDGESIIIRE. 10 to 1 aget Eattley (t) 25 to 1 Mortemcr (off) MO to GO Dalby (t aml off) GOO to 6 Palmer (t) DERBY. 6000 to 100 . Tasman (t). 6EIPPING - 11724i LIONNOZ.- - (TKI8 D 47.) MT rissosari.) lawrinir. &mt. M.—Wlud at nom S., mode to bream and alitaivry ; a-father t.kaa. Ga. rso, Sept. 16. —Arched : Balnagnith, from ran non; Peautifid ear, Mauritius ; Thee of the Nile, Eat Lauda° ; } muloun Les; Isaballa, Rt. Kitt's ; rftebucto Jambs ; Alan, Jamas a ; lioutldcroti (barb.. ; Victoria:, ; Brothers, M. 'Vim's, Newfoundland ; Minnie Graham, Dam, Sept. 9..—Arrived: Victoria Louie, Owastts wow tot the North. Arrived from the river and sailed: Wild Dudi, iselliaston, New Zaalarid ; Quota Dce, Auckland; Rowland al • • - . . . . . BOCTIMIWTOX, Sept. 1t6.--Anieed : Argo, from (Mebee. rimmitna, Sept. 211.—Frilud : Combries, for 0410 of Good Lieseroot, Sept. 46.—Arrived : Coma Oa, from Pam; Adreooe, Clool.ti Golden Itebt. Qoehee. moiled Anted ^ tee Admits; Amid, View Odom; Usurps, Bari; Boils (ea), Malaga; Deed% Hebb; N.B. arta, &pt. N.—Arrived: Colderbeak, trom Jiunake; Lax mdse. News/. 28. Campbell, _ham Quebec. YAatiorrn. September o.—Them hoided this ream% it ie Wombs sums, sad menet Mewls ham left the roads for north. Orr Daarnorrw Rept. 16.— Arrived : fintinarin (Irmo% frees London fur Bom bs? wnla I of jibboola, which Lae boon re placed. 'foveae. &pt. N.—Bailed frallne, has Tenerife. eavieirr,Bept. —Arrived; Adelaide. from Bil'aio; N. Leo@. Bentander. Debt. f 1: law: &runs Ulna, Bilbao; Uraisq Bilbao. eaforl : Juniata, Me Want* ; Leiria it.. Jimplup. CASeLLTIF.S. 4lKnelt. Rent. s3.—The Or roaa,offlunderlamt, from Danzig to Namele, whit+ was on ohm , . at Ream I .hout, has been brought in hen—fifty garottes die-famed into a lighter; will be .assained by • diver. CuPPSNMAKI., Supt. 2.—The Telegram, of Wismar, from Stockholm to Grimm mouth, is agtound at Breen Island. A steam. r boo hr , n dei.ratrhed to her anibitanee. Be JOHN'S. No 1'0111141.A140.—A been gale from south-east to rortb-west was exprrienesd here yesterday. and was felt seeeedy &keg tLe southern roast, but it does not appear to have extended to the nortLalod. At mews some eijbteen glazing-boats w wrecked. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) It.reavair. &no. 0. a ast. Sinai lest evening sa incasee in hiworisetrfral mean; has eecansel in the south of Ireland, and at stations to the eastward. Oaths Clonal seam radiated are higher thee they wore day, sad the rested are to the southward. There as a of warty half ea inch betimes Valenta' sad Rainiest. In the south-weal Irmperature has 'idea. Oahe =ailed yesterday flan the south eat on our eat coal, and the ninth eat in Inlaid, whilst in the Regiali Channel their direation WIA westerly. Winds have modesuad, but a Weer mouth-watody wind is eti l blo in eouth-western &deka ; at Plymouth the force is 7 and at Neese 8. Rain has been general, eel very bare in amount on the frith coat. The emeth.s. L. cleudy or overcoat. At Vahntla the sin is rough. Mr. Adams's annual benefit at emmorao takes place un Monday. A hayrick, near Weymouth, oontainin3 40 tone of new mown hay. was eM on Aro by lightning a few dap ago, and entirely destroyed. Seven thouaand four hundred and seventy-ono persora have berm added to the constituency at Ilristol by the new Reform ELI. At Taunton chestnut trt'oe are n )tv in full bloom. OREF.NCAtrfLE, SEPT. 26.—The Allan s'eamship Austrian arrived in Lough Foyle at 9 a.m. yesterday, and having embarked mails and passengers she proceeded for Quebec at 6 a.m. to-day. Wind east. Tug SCRATCIIIKO oP F9.lll.o2iltlEß.—The Sporting Lift rays that considerable reoaation was created at Newmerks t on Wednesday night from the fact of extraordinary opposition setting in against this horse for the Cerarewitch. After being backed to win several thowands at 1,000 to 60, he was suddenly driven to 1,090 to 6, upon which a prominent member of the ring stated that no more nrowis should be got out of him, but that he should be scratched forthwith. This Was accordingly done at 9 o'clock the next morning, as will he awn from the oacial list of sastchinv. The reason as signed for this proceeding is that the owner bad been un• ceremoniously forestal/x(1, and was unable to bath his home at a reasonable price. DRUIT-LANI TliZarall.- —This theatre, will be reopened, according to announcement, this evening, under the continued management of Mr. Chatterton, who has strengthened his troupe by the addition of sir venal artists who were not with him during the past season. The ma r any now includes Mr. Phelps, Mr. E. Prim Mr. F. Charles, Mr. H. Einclair, Mr. Addison Mr. Bowie, Mr. 0. Gem ming, Mr. W. 11•Intyre, Mr. J. Johnstone, Mr. Barrett, Mn,. Irma Matthew: Miss Fanny Addison, Miss M. Stuart, Mira Heath, 9tc. The enturtairunen:s choan for the inaugural night are the farce called Bor navy, !lames, and a d,ausatic version by Mr. Andrew iLilliday of !Sir Walter Scott's " Fortunes of Nigel," under the title of Asee o &ob. Mr. Phelps will play the two iquiracters of Ring Zanies I. and Trapboi.s the miser ; and use soresey, which 1 as been supplied by Mr. William Boverh y. is de signed to illuttrate the streets awl buildings of London upwards of two centuries ago. FECUND Ttiouonvs.—At a bite meeting of Paris wirkruen, ut the hall of In Rodcsute, M. tilv,;110, an ad vocate, declared that only one remedy exists for the online which lir:sails in Algeria, namely, ,imuitalion, notliMg else. this gentleman . propo,es that per:on:of a philiuithopical spirit should Wel thern.olves up for thi good of all. lie himself wished to became t 1 o first victim ; and lie stated that he had taken the train t, pro ves d to A lg. nu and offer hinv.ulf to the starviim Arabi. It it, hating gone as far as rhareutun, ho boron to think that the repro entativea of the nation ought ti make the hat tacriuves, and he samrdingly write to the various deputies, let they have nut yet roturned any an ewer. EroN Cot.t.EGE.--Yitritertlay the reassembling if the scholars ut Sten was conipletrl by the arrival of the sixth form. There are about MIA noble:non and gentlemen now being eduorted at Ebel. and Vs , eoinotewsonent of the school time giro: a groat iatitetu • to the trade 4.1 the town, al. b during the long r dull. MINES.-(11118 DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. nosiness is quiet in the mining share market, but there is a good demand for West Chivertou, Trumpet Consols. Marie Valley, West Dnikewell, Frank 114, New Lovell, and DrAkowoll; and e. me transit( tions me reported in Chivorton, Prince of Wales and East Grenville. The following are present prices :—West Chiverton. 61s. to 624.; Trumpet Consols, 12e. to 1;.:s. ; Marko Valley, 71 to 1 ; Wrat Dtake Walla, 6e. 6d. to Bs. Gd. ; Frank MU!, 38s. to 405.; Chivorton, 3 to 31 ; East Lovell, 61 to 7 ; Weed Great Work, 2 to 2; ; West Caradon, 2 to 21 ; New Lovell. 17s. 641. t 200. ; Prince of Wales, 404. to 429. 6.1. ; East Gt.( nville. 21 to 2; Greit Vcr, t.) 121. The following are some of tin: presint .piotations of foreign and colonial mining shares :--Del R.,y, ISI to 1:11 ; Don Pedro, to 1 prem. ; Aitglt - BraUlitut, par to 1 prem., ex titv.; Pcatarena, 1 to ; 21 to ; Frontino and RA ft- It; to 11-16; 1-16 to 3-1 f 1711it4,1 MexicaL, 11 ; Port Phillip, 14 ti ; S. l ) Vicente, par to ; prole. Argho !taboo, par to k prem. ; Nerboulda G al, 2 to 1Z dia. ; tuna, 21 to 3. - Notwithstanding the general st%gestion of eritt rinve, it appears tl ut. the wl.ele ~f the shares iii 0,1101) in number- —forming th a enpii La of the General Brtailian Mining Cutupitiy (Limited) &se been r•ubscribed for. The Phtire artiticutes will be reedy for delivery on the let October. - The dirortors of the Devonshire Great C.011.01i101. Etr,i,per Mining Company. at their board meetig, held this doy, delayed &dividend of 6,1441., being N. par share, arising from profits on mica of copper ores sampled in the months of May and June last. After payment of the them rolliAilei ill hand a bannea of 11i.117/. .1011 :Ai. hills not et and reserved fend. ;az RAILWAY _MINING, AND I 4S,BIIS 6IIAIIES.-aLI IS L)& .:a ;,~,~~:M ..,ode With* Peeing line,. to 1 p.m. J „ u m ...4,.. COLONIAL. DOVERNMRNT 13ECT1 ail Oanadn, 6 per 'oent., Jan. and July, 18/7-Brit li ~ Du., Reich and Sept.. 1877 to iiiiii, WI. -..,,, . .. 1:o., Jbll3. aud Ja:y, 1877 to I ila4. 92. go jer m gc o ; Ceylon, 6 ler ague, May and Nov., 1882 and Mak tin Iwo booth Wake, 6 per neut., Jan. and Jll2tel*te llbiti, 141. Ir. Nor Zealand, 6 per c-nt., Jan., April, Juldual*. 119 , 1, 971. IL 7j. Nova thiutiti, 6 per cent, Jan. and July, 1/1141144Z:. QuatmlauJ,.o.per cent., Jan. and July, 1881404011 , Victoria. 6pm mat, Jan. and July, 18)1, 11 5 . , 'a , Do., Apnl and Oct., l eB2, m i . ~ ~..., . ...11. MU .40,4,1 ORDINARY SHARER AND 87`0011144en .;., Caledonian. 01 N a. L -It 'road in Ostat Eant.on, 444, 4. osnis , r , it. % Urea N otthou, 108. f porapt u s Do. A (A receives s no dividend until 4 VA a been paid to II). 1094,9. I 4‘ r .." tints Wertem, 494, ad and am. "ul- .1 , " London, Chatham, and , 18. 1444 W ii , London and North Waters, 1121, I. Jldel +.4 Yetrolitan, 1071, 61, I. Do. h./tensions div. Ilm. to 6 per mat. tato"- .I.4s et 104, 4. ..2: WIC Iletiopoliten New Redeemable, 104. .1,.' .., ** Ididlont, till. ua.L. 47•. t Noah hastein (Berwick), 94, 4. • Iraermi. 2 tliopiletre Union, 654. 4 b le .1 I. • Midi . , I-. out llnitein. 781, I, 1. .alleTi mr-t <PREFERSNCII SHAMS. " 413 .....,...,.."' in w . Ora at NortMita, 41 per cent. redeemable at te ams ,. K t co., do., 5 per cent., 106. A tam . Et.}...1/.ItINQK SHARES AND STOOgil - 41 '"' Gnatl waren, b ler cent., 1862, 87. rukclur , I rnarn Bud BINA Western, 6 per cent ., 109. 2 'go utt. F ia outh Lastain, 6 per cent., 1881, 98, 1. rem. to. BRITISH 14,88L8810N8. • 7,g; - ?•itI East Indian guar. 6 per cent., 1081, 71. :.e. -±O7ll. ( 416E1411 mak of Canada, 4th pretertmoo stock, fiX: s ; Went Jammu Peninsula, Rua. 6 per cent.. Itet, li . I f 7: Gnat tnuilarta of India, gam. 6 per cont., laib,:. „roes Irlad.ao; pa 1...4 per c.eut, Wu:. ~oaroar beitide, Lellii, pus. bier cent.. 103. r 8 cr. -ad! .. INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURE/La, ~,t Tait harAnn, le4o-70-71, 1061. eneorl. FOILLION RAILWAY& 0...4 PEP t I iN(PI, nod Itiete.ease, 101. /me. O. (*Masi Anantn" frastauteed 7 per cent., In ' 5 1 1 ., latinantig and Wails& (Upland) guatanta.4l4lg nut:; P.O. 1- 1 I taint limenalwturg, 101, 11. Sambas and Meuse, 7/. I AO 1011/LION RAILWAY ODLIGATIONB. I7 ., Orel Vitebsk, gni. b) Haagen Ooserumont, 6 , Ipullnall a , 834, 1. a& .:.ga Itcyal StscdOlr, 21. =so: South Austrian mad Loarleado.Venetian, 81. It i.kr BRITISH MINES. J0R.5....- Chicerton, 2. 1 ,. beers 76 en .tar COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINKS. trac‘e 4 Dim Indio, North del key, 2 7-11 Is / pm., ad. ,t l 7. tn.titi Merman (Lin ten), 21. Ficr.-.sa 1 ridatiunutana of S. Australia (Lim.), 2 1b.16, 3", 64 JOINT STOCK DANK& S .... Apts. (limited). A, 121, :. .-0 nr• Do., B. 61. 1.1. IA firatenil of India. Awitrailia, and China, 201. a. Dung Kong and Shanghai B a nki ng Corroration, "MK 6/, 1. le - • liurflial (10M.man, 101. .w.inill laud Molt. Bank of India (Limit/el), 5-10, 1. 13 ' : ose , Loudon (Imitated of Australia, 21. I ee 1... !talon rand (toady, 491. 4 r-s. Loud( la Joint Stock, 32, U. :c.. 1 caul. u mid &nath African, 12, ). ail It ndon and Westminster, 86. 41. • Do., Scrip, issued at IW. prom, none of wh . a 4 k44. ' been lard 621, 8. - - - 1,01411 of Australia, 471. ILLSCELLAKEOI:7B. Angle-American Telegraph (Limited), 21j, 1, ad. 11 V I Atlantic Telegrath, 8 per cent., nit 81 1. »Ai Ewan Water Works (Limited), 13j, 14. City 9f Macaw litui (Lipiil«.q, 5. ......-. cla Credit Fourier of England (Limited), 2 11-16, I. a Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gus. by Egyptian pits. mew, ..6. 2. Lit Ekctric und Interratioral Telegraph, 224, 2 1 . •., Forc-stmt Warehouse' (Limited), 121, f. t 1 Ger.ezal Credit and Discount (Limited), 4. I * do 40 .0 Italian Irrigation (Canal Carew) 6 par omit bonds a .gge dam. 18;0. issued at 90, 46j. :.. _...!.. Lnndcn Provincial Telegraph (Limited), 10 per ealt. Ptef.. 11. ... National Diseclnt Company (Limited), 111, I. 1. _ , renineular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867, 04• ~ licuter's Telegram, 67. P A lasi Toney lion, 19). Telegtaik Construction and Maintenanim(Lim.), 161, kb Union Steam Ship (Limited), 24 s - .*l toped Kingdom'relegroph Company (Limited), 6j, 4 Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 741, 6. • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ET TELSORLIPIL Tbet market continues quiet, but 4etttly, and the ado; foot up about 10,010 balm CORR BUTTER MARICET. 7 -(THIS DAY.) •! (irt Tnutokartc.) (non ova owN coluinvoNDiarr.) Ordinary, 141.., 124 a., Ilida., 1135., Itaao., 1,40 C Mild cured, no clamp ; bJ firkins. TALLOW MARIOIT.—(TEDI DAT.) The mar►et is thin, and mieos ara ax follows:—Towl tellrw, 465. 9d. , Petersburg Y.C., as the spot, Cie. 9d. pr October to Dcccmbcr, tds. 9d. ; December, 465. td. ; Jemmy, 445. lel. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS Mr. rhAlleo JIM% Emtos reparia trails slow, oA, ti e following prices :—Primo clover, truss 11."*. ts, Itk.; hawk, ditto. 9070. to 161 e.; prime hay, 106 s. to lass. ; barrier iiitto, SU. to Ohs. ; straw, At to 345. COVENT OARDEN.--(TER4 Thu vegetable narked is now tokt-ably well supplied.. end out fruit is still more plentiful ' tine it was week, with the exception of peaches and plums, whichig are now almost oll•T for the season. Cadit water melons% centime to realise from Us. to its. per doe. Grapee.• excellent in appearance aud quality, are arriving from Boland, awl fetch from about tkL to llkl. per lb. Hada cube awl filberts are `till coming in in abundance, see teh -omewhet lower prices than they did last week: Teteloes are far from being satisfactory. blowers cunsii4 of uraitla, Alotol jpoLirivitimur. f tickets's. ni:,,wentte, end runs. FRInT. Atilt*. per boatel. 4.• to fie pr doz., to tot. /04 Its, pry tb.,141 4, 1.)4 (hope.% pr lb.. to to Ss 14.a.crot, prr 100, tls to tAt So to di reseke.. pr dor.. to lik. lion, pr dor., 14 to Is Pin" - .l , Pkw , per lb., lo to t 4 V Artichokes, per dor.. N. t.; Kadui. per I.li ..ievo, it.. P. et. per dor , to to 2.• rl.l tons per dor., I, to to Cortotts, per bunt+. fell to 1. It 04-'7, per boodle, to to tbs Cuotantere, each. 441 to to Endive. pr dor., to old to :to (tttrlo and Skdluto, p. 13 Ile, per hunob...M to 1.1 Boroe Radish, p. Moot 3. to 3o Lttlito, v.r bunch, 23 to ta reitiid . er, per wore, Is to .4 Fns eh, pet doo., Mot, per booeb, e 1 te.hrootro, p 1110/C. 34 to 5d 011i000, per buohol, td to do Pardey, per knmett, ad rotatooo, York Ymprato, p. t. 120 r to 150.• tog - Ihstt 4 do., MU P• :garb, per bushel, Is to Os Tomatoes, per dos, Is t.. St Torahs ,new , ,p.bust ,tal to 44 We ta.aerstalia (uy the South Lveui.n Pre'4o that the practice f permitting layman to read the Itik , 4B ban hi‘n introduced in the rhumb of St. Barmakea, Ruth Kenalegtea, at the SuxuLly aftertuxnt ilerlflool. Thai eu,tena i. perketly in aceordanza with e.eleoirAlaal law. RAILwAv TltkFll4: Eitcittrr .—The receipts of railway* in the United kingdom for the wrek *rains Septemtser 19, amounted on 13,.;33 mike. ts ard for 01( Curilwpetliling week. 1f.67. on 11039 macs, to b16,3b21., FhOWingtw inertwee of 316 nuke, 13.6i0i. The "nee receipts en 14 of the principal rail• ' way* in the United itiugilten uncoated for the work on %Ord' mike, to ti97.4;41., end for the eorreeponding wank of Lett year on 9.423 mike to 076,3621.. t.hue rug leji increase rf 24;2 miles, tied of 19,1121. The ineroaec on the Calea;en e - North th iteli amounted to 4,(4111.; ...elea;ort on aim North ono. the litreet I:•alern to 1,2;;W.; on the lireet Northeak to 1.2f0i.; Oti the Great Weatarn to I,2:itlr. ; ou the Istre nol.te and Yorkshire to L.tiNti i tot the Loudon. ftrighton. Coaet to 461!.: on tho LLlttlon rut South-We:4one to ;Ht. en. the, lit enchester. MCA anti to 2.t.08/. en ti.•. Ilnik•not !o ;on the North- • 1 , 4.6t..ria to 7:43/ . and on the South-Enate4n 2.42A.1. • 23,:i76/..; but from thhe memer be deducted tl o often-are on ti.. kirrat uthero and 11e-dene. ren.l 2.10 '. cre the 1 ondollt end i orth Weeterm leav:ng the itur.era :u abose fhe receipts Olt O*2 other es el* u)e in t ~ o Vented ri netelom amounted on m e lte to 1:52,77W.. and . :or the eorreepundiug wo:k et Vet era. en 4,614 mile, to 1eib.2201.. showing eu in err:-re of 64 nuke Lent a deer-awe of 5,442/. The goola, n the 14 nderne , of line- above. mentioned fird ,, ua t,4 r the w. e 1 to 300,32 U. ageaurt 351.1911., eLowiug ie. • le aul 1 1 ,1341. Thu atecugt ra, rowel% u ld ik, tee.ffie to three , hue+ &woe tad 4.337,149/., lane. nee the ceetvermed 1.,- week et I1x;7 to 327.ti1i.e ehoeireot cle die ten. 4.• of 9,9711/. The toted rroipts for the past *Mt low tob et.t7etV4l 4.11 li.LWi. as ..xnuwarod with them a tie inavoiliug work.. .114114 the 12th of Soptautber. NATIONAL KINIBITION OW WOltill ON ANT. LETPC—lteturn of sdraiskioni:—Friday, Beptafsbet 2f, by sra-on ticket%, 1.0 L; ; by payment of 'la. M. ea* 9!4 to;ab . 5 ., w .~.t' .i ; .IBL ES. i~