The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-22 00:00:00

1Z I) EDITI ON. ;•1 LLIGENcE.—(TIIIS DAY.) r BANKiturrev. ,• y.•.,. •! at.s•toner Bum.) f•o• last elimination sad • 31.011 merrimat, carrying on i•• I.ll.4.eunri erraitoes he owes , Inn.. of 3,400/. on *coons . tLr .••• of aniall amount. the official saitignes ; • the t'/lAP hail been several times ~tt : the hit kriii , t had furriilhod ad •e.. ..• siviwerrd requisitions which had i :.•' : 1t the lathes of oppoaing creditors. ir; assignee he was satisfied with i.l..nation in% ru by the bankrupt. h . Awn was offered. and Mr. Robertson „ :f of the bankrupt, stated that he . ye Ir. in boldness, during which long period p..rntuts to creditors to the amount of r ran:c.l the owlet of discharge. S ESSIONS.-(TH IS DAY.) (Before Mr. Hardman.) • rc►sv FROM ♦ CARILIMe• TAX. • • • . a convicted thief, was indicted for cloth. measuring 120 yards, from one of -.A. the property of Joseph Hornby Baxen instrnrted by Mr. Abrams, from the ofilee j. • .. invatcutel; and Mr. Macrae Moir defended • . r„lfroin the evidence of a carman in the prose - • • •iey that on the evening of the 13th he rec e ived • ..1 u'•••th at the Nine Elms Railway station to deli `e City, and after pas,ing through Golding-street : • he lewd crane }reply e. 411 out " Stop thief n ia.tuitl, he found that one of the rolls of cloth eon stels.n, lle afterwards saw the prisoner in ciw- ,nrylton. a erferlionsentan. reeding at Vauxhall, lait on the uight in quistion he saw outlet flab:wife rin down th•ldEng,treet. and shortly afterwards he t•ri+omer am? another man running from the ti ,•f the ran. The other man had a large roll of •. I.hott!tier. and he lost sight of him. He. r•:twcd the prisoner. and never lost sight of h.•ld of him and detained him until a , me up, when he gam him into custody. . • .e Moir made a eery able defence ou bohalf of -. het the jury found him Guilty. K. inp. chief warder at Wandsworth flonm of • . wad he had known the prisoner as a this! ' and he had several times been sum• 1. Un the 6th of May. 18(7, he was tried heire,•ll Ser.ions for felony, and sentenced to th.: Lard labour. '- , an !entenced the pi. nor to seven years' ICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. 7 ' 7 rt A DESERTER. u i • 1:e had no home, W3q plaeed ,!;:ey 11. Waterlow and Alderman wu c mies..ion, with de...erting • 7d a'-o with robbing his employer • and a cheque of 15!. ••. ...t i 1 A. sa..l that yeWerday • : hun iu Westminster. and . r it. to I.or Maje,ty's ship the 1:. -• ./ de..erte.l in April • • I. u-e. :.n.l there the pri -: he} Ad taken a 1(0. Bank •c i••• 1' . :tom Lis employer. w:n.• mer , lient. ear • • .1 : . ;In •: v....street. The : • V. rise hay. in August • • ••• h.. give him a 10!. • • . M. ie.s. a friend :- • • at the time. I. ea-hed. The • • e r : tu•tvl• and he hail • : • .• :• ..::u• ..t. The pris mer was • • - • V. wa. in witness's ser .. • • t he was very poor he . • and also a Iranted -r.. 7 7 WA- not at town, but he would 7. I• .Ne / rtan.ol that the note , • • a (I for gold. •:i d at :hi- %ea, a ca‘e wl:ch he • • •: 41. .1 lid h. he 41 ,- /Ul'l remand the : A -7 .• :.,late o, /./r. Saunders. . wa• I:An lam inded. CLL LIMN - WELL - is A - A/CP VIOLENT _ _ fir: Z. af,-1 • . ! of 7. Smith's- :ty. .-!r c I before Mr. Cooke at. : w. a s,i9i.ire of plate . at the e- p.. 1,::. Caledonian-road. • r rty of 21' ..! z III: Ile wae further with Wylkes, a railway n.:h ro - n and two women entered nt:e -gyre l nail some beer. IVhilst cane :ailway porter went in. and they . r -ere , i with refr—limeut than the &fen n iosioted theta. They were rjete , l, • . t: e u-laht , ina-hel a s.itt ,re of cm r.d...ngdamage to the extent of 21. He • n .rtd. and In the affray the defer ,• ..k• • thorer. dire;.: the defendant to pax the amount of o: default to be im • H• u ce f Correction for one calendar . :ExwTdu. • r . FOE A PLOTECTIOg ORDER. . w ma .e application for an order to I.y }'r from the control of her •L u d erta l her four and a half w her. Vireateniug t return whia, the obtained a living by artino-nt-. ..' ! ..:ren under what circumdmices the de- • r went away hi 112 t., • : ilave you correlonded with .r %ea:. and a halt •• r.cca-ioLaily c - irrniprma.led, but .1. towards my bUlitOrt. - 1 - t.. 11 net 01t j et:1 tO 1.i3 :saving you to ..* 71 , , Puri, ‘,l , jer•irm. . •I. .t ii•.t a dt,:iti , ,n within the Kul 1 (.....nnut gtaat 7: 7 (•I' DER WENTWAT ER. "—On t.. :int! of the Hiwhway Board of the i • :a the tg,art-rourn. Court thou e, •• to e n•Aer what mteps ought to be f and :,:.-t.dct..on of 1.5 a pen,n Afz.:' an exp!ailati9n of tLe :.( 1vhi...11 Lad !.. %% • r , by t',e "co.tlite;• , ,," .• •.; r• • os,A .. • '11..• • 4;7,114 . ..4 th... o-:spurt of •1 4 .11 Irc!i , / 11: y pl.tce, or 1!.• .o.i on t r ' -.••.• , :•T i;1 , I. •' ,k l the . . :c ..1 . : N \ N . ~ --TW • 7 I, • 11., .1 . th . ein . t. I .)! 1../ it 1. 10/Wil th ltair. .t :. a „1I 1 t, • W•.•••• a: the v.,. i.. n i.. Li in le 4i/iota. They took and ma 1 . t, w••:.• ••• .t. of *Le 0v :edify t., r...:11.1 .11e Master Vi via', f,und an , • 1. , r. and ii, t v.•/, ;I.:nth:men followc.l the outer L^ t. 11:! 'La e etioled ; the men separated, the,r thus 3141V , T 104 ,-ight of • i th, v weir, verally hunted into the hanis of In ft,, of one of them jewellery :tuated 'tufa': of 1,01,1 ii., taken from Jody • WU, festal. They were convicted awl o ,even years' penal servitude each. 1,1( FALLING DOWN A PRECIPME.—On It Ikvle, warcho,,Fcman, of West Vale, near • •. • killed by failing down a precipice, about lOU I.!ai.t known a. , the Scar, in Shrogg's -11,1. road hem Lee-bridge to Wheatley kit Lad bum* teen wandering about Wheat ...••• n.ag, and Ly a yam;; man named Julia • oing near the rear. Noble told him he must • 11... 1.. it Wto dall;;.•11J11,. Iloyle looked -• ret Iv, v.•: , iked a few yards further, and was • •.2 - L.i taccipice lry Nohb!, who went and told 6:131 , working tii•ar. They do .ctnded, • • 11 , ..;i1c in the 11ebLle brook, ;• • ••I. I. Pis , F.. -To Re Editor of the of last week • •••.v••.;. , , . •• There d ou Saturday, the . i We,ton-stieet, I 7pper Norwood, • • ',it, of • '.lll. what ee, entric habits, who • ,-tiek.ot 1, , ,nn.r and almost daily visitor • . it: riii,ning in 1311. lie was well f the balatas of the building, and en n t into all that was going forward .•: , •rmation on all points connected with the ly %. • and much bought after by nrivil e va, of his acquaintan , se. It M re t,,,th we du not know) that he has be , bum r.f money to the palace, in the happy days he has spent there."—l l ~a tialt.li.—Weston-street, Norwood, (M. 19. f ri i 1 ....: • I : .r ~. . .. ..., THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1868. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCR OST NEWMARKET MERTlNG.—crimAikp NEW HANDICAP OWDBPSTANAILL Bodewordi I Benefactor .. .. I ft no. _ BELLING HANDICAP. .. .. Cartier .. .. I 7 ran. n ANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Michael do Remo .. .. .. 1 Miss Whip f .. . .. Lady Rosohill :1 2 .. 13 ran. TROY STASES. Belladnim .. . .. 1 .. .. 2 l'rinos Imperial .. .. .. .. a NURSERY. 6to 1 agst Miss Wilkinson (t) 7 to 1 Clemency (t) Bto 1 Liunley . (t) 10 to 1 Robespierre (t) 10 to 1 10 to 1 Bram Coarakft) betdis (t) SUBSCRIPTION PLATE. T.M.M. 2.5. Friday. 84 121 b; Leases, Est 41b; Midwife, 7st 121 b; Clemence, 74 llib ; Tribune, 7st 61b; Liotor, 7st 71b ; Mcsico, ist 71b; Furious, 7st 71b; Makeshift a, 7st bib; Put, ist ; Prinoe Regent 64 121 b ; Russian Boar, Est 121 b ; Miss Gratwiake, 64 01b;1 Elmira, 64 21b. FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. A.P. 3.0. Blue Gown, Lady Elizabeth, Mercury, Kingsland. Lictor, Mortemer, Cock of the Walk, and Clairon are here. _ _ NURSERY STAKES. CO. 4.0. _ _ _ Lumley. Brigantine, Robespierre, Standard Bean% Caidinal York, Carita, Bagpipes, Clemency, La Pelle Helene, Conrad, Brambridge, British Lion, Falstaff. Skirmish f. Miss Wilkinson, and Judge are here. TEE DERBY AND ST. LEGER TURF SCANDAL. Another contribution to the history of the scan dal which arose out of the " scratching " of The Earl for the Derby and St. Leger appears in the Times this morn ing, in the form of additional correspondence between Mr. Padwick and Admiral Roos in reference to the part played by the former in the matter; but nothing appears therein which tends to elucidate this wonderful mystery. It seems that Mr. Padwick was dissatialled with the decision of the Jockey Club not to prosecute the investigation which he proposed, on the ground that, as no charge had been made before them affecting his character, they declined to accept the responsibility of accusers. He, therefore, wrote to Admiral Mous on the 28th ult., asking that gentleman to reduce to some distinct form the imputations cast upon him in a previous letter, in order that he might deal with them in such a manner as to induce the admiral to "ac knowledge the injustice of those imputations and withdraw the charges " he had preferred. Admiral Rous replied that he should be happy to comply with the request if Mr. Padwick would explain why The Earl (by his orders to Messrs. Weatherby) ran at Newmarket in his name and colours iu the Biennial, and received forfeit in the match as "Mr. Padwick's The Earl against See :aw." •• If," asks the Admiral, '•you had no interest in the horse, which you stated to me in your June letter, why were an the winnings, including the three Ascot sweeretakes, paid to your account ? " and, to give a little more piquancy to this retort, he expresses a hope that Mr. Padwick may be able to exculpate himself and prove that he and Lord Hastings have been the victims of of a con: piracy. Mr. Padwick's answer throws a little ligl.t on the subject so far as his connexion with the Marquis of Hastings is concerned, but it does not go to the root of the matter and explain why, after all, the name of The Earl was withdrawn. He says that— Ire virms to The Earl runuingat Newmarket intheCraven meeting, the solicitor to the Marquis of Hastings applied to me fur a lean of a large amount to meet some claims re:mir ing prompt attention. and in making the advance I re ceived, with other securities, a bill of sale which included The Earl and other racehorses of the mirquis. That bill of sale was duly registered. The marquis had various creditors pressing him, and an execution about to issue, in which case the sheriff would have seized the racehorses, and removed and sold them, unless protected by myself. I was advised that The Earl, at the time you refer to, had better run in my colours, but neither his winnings on that occasion or any subo,cinent were ever carried to my private account by Messrs. Weatherby, but placed by them to a 'overate account. and every shilling appropriated by the Messrs. Weatherby to the payment of the forfeits and engage ments of the horses sold to various persons by Lord Hastings under Lord Exeter's conditions. Even the win nings of the animals I purchased at his public sale (ma third of which the marquis became entitled to) were paid over by Messrs. Weatherby to the private account of - the marquiz, and I have further contributed the sum of out of my own pocket up to this moment, to enuble Lim to keep faith with the public. With a view to corroborate this statement Mr. Padwiek enclosed two letters from Messrs. Weatherby on the jed. Admiral Roue's reply was laconic enough : Newmarket, Oct. 1. S IE, -I return Mr, Weatherby's letters. I am. sir, your obedient servant, To Hy. Padwick, Esq. IL J. ROTS. Alter the lapse of fifteen days from the receipt of this note Mr. Padwick wrote again, demanding a "full retrac tation," and imputing the absence of it to a want of moral courage on the admiral's part to admit • wrong or remedy. as far as he could, " a most unwarrantable and wilful injustice." Even this imputation, however, do , a not appear to have disconcerted Admiral Rous in the least, for he calmly replies rest, baring regard to the whole circumstances of the case, be does not feel justifies(' in haying more at present than that, for the rake of everybody, it is essential that the facts ehr•uld be thoroughly sifted by the examination of all parties before the tribunal before which Mr. Padwick had himself advised Mr. Day to appeal. And so the matter reets for the present. It it stated that Mr. W. G. Casino has been rir po.iittil conductor of the orchestral and choral limi t( e'. and Signor Piaui professor of the violoncello, at the Royal Academy of Music, Tenterden-street, Hanover b,lllll,ll:. ANWITIER EXTRAORDINARY METEOR.—A cor tc•ponilent of the Tiiies, :dr. J. I...maid Head, writing !rim licalitini on the 2141 i instant, .:tys :—" A little after 10 p.m. lag night I ob erved a ',load belt of uebuloui in the sky, which extended from behind a child bank in the western holt/on to the zcn.th. It preseute I the appearance of the tail of a huge comet, and Lan! , wed towards the point of neue. flow long it hail hi en uppident before I taw it I .lo not know. but I wt.!. Ltd it tor i.bout 10 minute., when it gra lualiy dlr 1, , ,141 , 1 `l,ll g it. It 4.1. t Luce Lein the train lett by a la , :teir-, if the 11.tttor twi,t Lave beam of C110,11.1')titl b:/t1 ant great y. In 6 ,- that yo.ir way have ,L.-11 and beabie tom:count tot Lis pleintoaimon 1 ssi.le ILL." JAcK SitEPPARDs.—A most extraor iEt,hiy case of lwrglai y came before the llampthim Court ur /,cart. r Sc-sihas on Tue-day, Mr. Melville l'ertal, pre si. tat. 'lliice youths, all respectably connected (the Nona lamed henry Drew, 21. photogniplier, , Paul Guy, Ik. watchmaker, and Joseph I , retie tit k Foster Tyler. j,rioctr's assistant, were charged with tutglary mid robbery at the dwelling-house of Martha J. fryer, and Drew and Tyler were also charged with stail.ng two ducks. the property of the Ray. Edward 1.yt.0 l!erthen, vicar of Romney, on the Itith and 29th of *.slitember last respectively. In the former instance a number of articies of no great value were stolen, and the latter was cLitCy remarkable for the attendant cireum slum ce. It appeared that a number of robs cries of au almost unaccuiditahle iutture have quite recently been iv.tiated at Itonisey, and the prisoner Guy be tan.° uneasy ut the steps taken by the pollee to obtain a slut . to the mystery. Accorilingly, whilst inquiries rerptetuag the vicar's ducks were going on, Guy sent for the I olive, and tonics's(' not only that le had been ma rina:ol in carrying them off, but that he and the other pri ahners were implicated in the other robberies. From Guy's dcreitions it seemed that they determined on Michael mas-eve to enjoy a " spree." Aecortlingly they met at the outskirts of the town and proceeded to the poultry-yani of the vicarage. Here they secured a couple of ducks, killed them, and then weld to a building called Sawleman's (:hapel, where they Lid the ducks, wished each other Good night" at lb o'ilock, and agreed to meet again at 12, and to bring with them bread, beer, and other ro pti- Mites for a feast. They met again at midnight, lighted a fire in the chapel buildings, picked and essked one of the birds with some weal th y gathered at hand, awl whoop it was dressed put it op.'. a table awl ate it. Thy then proceeded to drew; mid cook the other duck, all sitting round the fire, and enjoying themselves with the lifer and other thing. they had taken to the chapel, the coo vivid feast not terminating before 6 o'clock in the morn ing. Guy made a free confession that he awl the two others fluilitifining their names) broke into li,i IPryer's braise, and said that they waited till the train peeled along, and then burst open the window, when they all got in. They also leeks, into Mr. Kelly's house. The prisoner this', Leaded over to the police-constable part of the stolen prliwriy, and other portions were Ruble tiutotly rissiveitsl. Another youth had Wan charged with complicity, but was released by . the magistrates. Each of the three prisoners pleaded guilty, and was sea kiiced tp lb months' imprironment with hard labour. LATAST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (moo= mama 's uniat.) r rT •,i ! iniVELV.A4 . , . • ; BERLIN, 00i. It le stated that the Prurt'an govertun out bare deoidt d upon covering the deficit of 18419 by the irtue of Treasury Bonds redeemable out of the anticipated aurplue of the revenue of tho following year. EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA. The following telegram has been received in London by Mr. H. D. Harrison, from his Celi:ornis beim, Fullmer, Bell, and Co. : "BAN FRANCISCO, Oar. 21. " Eevere earthquake. " Many buildings down and damaged. " Few lives lost" TEE QUINN OF HOLLAND. (MOOllll IIZOTZWII ACIIIMIr.) DOITZR, Oar. 22. Her Majesty the Queen of Holland ;mired here at 9.30 s.m. to-day, and proceeded for Charing-oross by the 12 o'clock train. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY Ul► CANADA.—(TIiId DAY.Ii The ortlin t F half-yeast general meeting of iliet.areheldE t 00111 Pas'held at th et a; Ter inns His Ail day, bras pretty rhs stimded. Sir E. Vt wrxix, occupied the chair. The ( . 11AIIIMAX said be approached them under dilfieult ciroumstances, because he had for some time bed the subject of mean and libellous attacks. But there wni tii.th in the old adage " Lies will not lust for ever." Me was there to give a run statement of the affairs of the company and he could speak plainly, homes° the term of his office was expiring and he had always said that he never intended to servo them beyond the end of the term, because he had neither the health nor the vigour to occupy longer the position they had placed him in. Their pm-pecta were improving and there was not only a probability but • certainty that they should resume paying interact on the first preference dividend. at the close of the current half-year. Canadian railway property was in an unratishictort condition because thi redWlys were made before their time, and Moondly because the coat of construction much exceeded the eatimahn. In the half-year there was an in crease in the gross receipts of 37,6761. and • de crease in the ordinary working ex of 3,2151. fir. Watkin then went on at groatie to review the history and position of the undertaking. When the pre sent management undertook it, the line was not paying working expenses. It had since yielded a profit of 1,800,0001. He then criticised the attacks made upon him by Mr. Creche and Mr. Ritter, and was speaking upon this subject when our report left. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. '.L sines in :dui Iftlek Exchange to-day is not very active, bni tli time of tho markets generally is hotter. The firmness of the Paris bourse sad the halm of gold to the Bank of Englmad peter day, have tended to induce purchases. The trans actions for a rise would probably be more numer ous, but for a rumour that the Bank return, to be issued this evening, wM show some unfavour able changes. The improvement in Consols does not exceed 1-10 per cent., but the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are I higher. The changes in railway and foreign stocks are nearly all in an upward direction. United State, 6-20 bolsi, exhibit an advance. Miscellaneous shares are offered. The demand for money is moderate, and the supply large. The rate for the best bills is still 1; to 11 per cent. Short advances, on English government securities, are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are at 941 for money and the ac count (November 6) ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Ceuta., 934 to 1. As regards railway stocks, Midland, Great Eastern, and London, Chatham, and Dover have risen 1 per cent. ; but Great Western has declined 4. Annexed are the quotations:— Caledonian, 71 to 1; London and North Western, 1111 to 1121; Great Western, 481 to 1; Midland, 1121 to i ; London and South Western, 87/ to 881 ; Great Eastern, 401 to 41 ; Brighton, 521 to 1; South Eastern, 771 to 1; Metropo litan, 1061 to # ; Great Northern, 1071 to 108 ; ditto A, 106 to 1 ; Lancashire and York shire, 1281 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 1; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 471 to 481. Foreign bonds are firm, and have improved in several instances. Turkish of 18.58 and 1802 have advanced 1 per cent. ; Brazilian of 1803, Peruvian of 1865, and the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan, ; Mexican, 1 ; and Spanish of 1867, 1-16. Sub joined are the prices :—Brazilian of 186.5, 794 to ; Chilian of 1887, 941 to ; Egyptian of 1864, 821 to 83, ex div. ; Italian of 1 881, 531 to 1 ; Mexican, 161 to 1; Peruvian of 1863, 824 to ; Russian of 1866, 90 to 91 ; Nioolai Railway ban, 681 to 1; ditto Orel, 831 to 1, ex div. ; ditto Moscow-daroalaw, 831 to 1; Spanish of 1867 331 to 1 ; Turkish of 1858, 68 to 69; ditto of 1802, 701 to 1 ; and ditto of 1865, 411 to 3. The market for Italian stocks is quiet, with few transactions. The Ten-aud-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 214 to 217; the Five, 114/ to 113; the Four, 103 to 1 ; the Bonds, 18s. to 235. prem.; and the Debentures, 1951 to 106. Bank Stock, 242 to 214 ; and Exchequer Bills, 17s. to 21s. A few transactions have taken place in bank shares, at steady quotations. London and County, 482 to 491; Union of London, 33- 1 to 341; London and Westminster, 641 to 631 ; Anglo-Austrian, 61 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Ottoman, li to prem. ; and Consolidated, 1 to 1 prom. Miscellaneous shares show dulness. National Discount aro quoted 111 to 121, being 3s. lower ; Iludson's Bay, 151 to I. showing a decline of 2s. 6d.; Anglo-American Telegraph, 21i to I—a reduction of 2s. 6d.; General Credit, 21 to 21 dia. ; International Financial, 11 to 11 dis. ; Tele graph Construction, 131 to 16; and Atlantic Tele graph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 41. An inquiry is apparent for American stocks. The 5-20 Bonds are at 721 to 731, showing a rise of 1; Erie Railway shares, 311 to 32, being 1 higher ; Illinois Central, 97 to 1 ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 361 to 371; and the Con solidated Mortgage Bonds, 361 to Italian Tobacco Loan scrip is 2: to 1 prom., be rg per cent. lower. At the extraordinary meeting of the Lemberg C7(lnuwits Railway Company, held at Vienna on the 13th inst., the following resolutions were unan:mously adopted :-1. To acquire the con cession for the prolongation of the line from Suczaway to Jassy, with the branch lines to Roman and Botoschani. 2. To increase the capital of the company by the issue of shares of the nominal value of 10,000,000 florins in silver, or 1,000,000/. sterling, and bonds of the nominal value of 15,600,000 florins, or 1,560,000/. sterling. 3. To alter the statutes in consequence of the company's acquiring the said concession. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the London and South African Bank will be held on the 12th of November. TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds are inquired for, and show a fresh rise of 1-11; per cent., viz., to 941 to 2, both for money and the account. Railway securities are rather dull, and Midland, Great Eastern, and London, Chatham, and Dover have declined A. to I per cent. ; Metro politan, however, is better. The variations in foreign bonds comprise an advance of I in Spanish of 1867, and a reduction to the like extent in I'e•rucian of 186.5. FOUR O'CLOCK. 'The Emllish fonds are 1 per cent. lower, at 9l Loth fur money and the account. Railway stocks are dull, owing to a prepon &mice of sales. Caledonian is at 71 to 1; Brighton, 51i to 34; Metropolitan, lOtli to 107; South Eastern, 771 to ; Midland, 1124 to ; I-mum/ire and Yorkshire, to 1 ; London and North Western, 1111 to 1121 ; and Great Western, 48,1 to a. _ _ Sown of the speculteive foreign stocks have declined Ito 1 per cent. Italian of ISM, 53! to ; Orel, b 3 to / ; Niehulai, liS,l to ; Turkish of 186:4 411 to and Sp►nish of ISO 7, 331 to 1. The amount of gold sent into the Bank to-day is 71,000!. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes 'planed ut 70fr. -13 e. for the account, being se. lower. A company is about to be formed to acquire the patent rights in the United Kingdom, and to &A-clop the patent process of Mr. John Heaton, for the conversion of pig iron into high-class wrought iron and steel, and more especially of such inferior brands of pig iron as have not hitherto been applicable for such pur poses. Both as regards that essential point, economy of production, and the utilization of inferior pig iron, this patent Rrocess is declared by high practical and scientific authorities to be of such value as to bid fair to revolutionise one of the greatest manufac tures in the kingdom. It is stated—and ample testimony is adduced in corroboration of the assertion—that, owing to the exceedingly low cost and the insignificant outlay of capital by which steel can be produced by this process, the company will be enabled, while realising a very large profit, to undersell considerably the iron of any other iromuuster. The patentee is the managing director of the Langley Mill Com pany's works, near Nottingham, where the proms has been for some months in operation, and this establishment it is proposed to develop by means of fresh capital, tho purchase money of the works, freehold lands, fie., being 31,375/.—the price at which they were valued in July last by Messrs. Pringle, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, at the ivatanc• of the owners of tho patents. As to the value of the invention, quite a voluminous and satisfactory array of evidonoo is afforded, especially in some reports from Mr. Robert Mallet, F.R.S., while the tests of the tensile strength of the products have been applied by Mr. David Rirkaldy, at his testing works in Bluth wark, and the analytical results are vouched. for by Professor Miller, F.R.8., of King's College, assayer to the Mint. Offices have been taken in connection with the matter at No. 20, Great George-street, Westminster, where there will doubtless be a large number of inquiries, on ac count of the great importance of the invention in connection with railway construction and mainte nance, and a thousand other purposes. A meeting of the proprietors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China was held yesterday, when a dividend was declared at the rate of 0 per cent. per annum for the past sin months. It is announced that the amount of the first coupon for the year 1868 on the s h ares o f t h e South-Austrian, Lombardo-Venetisa, and Central Italian Railway Company has been fixed at 20fr., payable on the 2nd November. Creditors of the Turbo Quarries Slate and Slab Company (Limited) are required to send the par ticulars of their claims to Messrs. James Solomon and Lewis H. Evans, the liquidators, by the 17th November. Messrs. R ltaphael and Sons have given notios that the bonds of the Swedish Government Loan of 1868 are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the full-paid scrip. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the dividends due the lst November on the Russian Four perCemt. Loan of 1867 ; also on Quebec City Sterling Six per Cent. Bonds, and Massachusetts State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Salavy and Co., silk merchants, of London and Marseilles, who recently filed, the liabilities were stated by Messrs. Lovering and Minton, the so countants, at 108,5a1., and the assets at 88,503/., showing a deficiency of 40,0:41. Three of the principal creditors were appointed to investigate the estate, and report to a future meeting. RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER EIHARE&-(THIS DAY.) posing mins to I p.a.] COLONIAL GOVERNMENT BEOI Canada, 6 per cenC, ism. and July, 18h:147107E 4. Do., 6 per cent., March and Sept., 1044, 5. Do., 6 per cont., Jan. and Jaly, 931, 4. New South Wales, 6 per Gent., Jan. and July, 1881 to 1 8 96 , 100 4_ 4 4) New zemand, 0 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct.. 974 4, ad. tjueenidand, 6 per amt., Jan. and July, 1892-5, 108. South Australian, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1533 to 1908, 110. Victoria. 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1891, 1124. Do., April and Oct., 1104. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Omit Eastern, 401. I, 404. Cheat Northern, 1074. Do. A (A receives no dividend until 6 per cent. has been paid to B), 1064, 6. (litat Western, original, 484, 4. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1264. London and North Western, 112. It!. Idancbevter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 48. Aletrol.olitan, 1064. Do. Extension (die. In. to 6 per cent. till Jan., 1870), ICI!. Tlidland, 1124, North Eastern (Berwick), 100. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern (Eastern Counties Extension, No. 1), 964. Grout Northern, 6 per cent., 112. Great Western, oal, r cent. redeemable, 94, 3. PREFERENCE rigin S AND STOCKS. London and South Western, 44 per cent., 92. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. East Lincoln., guar. 6 per cent., 132. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. EOM.. Bar., and Cent. India, guar. 5 per cent., 1061. East Indian, guar. 6 per cent., 1101. Great India n Penin.. gala. 6 per cent., 1101, f. Great Southern of India, gua. 5 per cent., 1061, 51. Great Western of Canada, 141. Madras, gua. 6 per cent., 1081, 9. Do., 41 per ant., 08. &hide, Delhi, gua. 6 per cent., 1041. Do., Fanjet* 1041, 4. - FOREIGN RAILWAYS. - - - - - Pada and San Fran. (Lim.), gua. 7 per et., 15k. ad. Buenos Ayres, Gt. South. ((Lm.), Pia- 7 la ca-. 17 t. bunaberg and Witetak (Limited) guaranteed pet ad- . Leinherg-Czernomitz, gun. 7 per cent. (Lim.), 161, 4. Welt° and San Francisco (Lim.), gun. 7 p. ct., San Paulo (Limited), gm- 7 cent, ibi• South Austrian and Lom o-Venetian, 161, e. MR. 12.8TERDY JOHNSON AT LIFIIRPOOL. (mit ova OWN LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY. The American ambassador, Mr. Rovordy John son, has received addresses from the Corporation and from the Chamber of Commerce at the Tows-hall. In replying to both, Mr. Johnson spoke elogunntly in favour of peace, and said he eaw no roan for for as to any war in the future between the two nations. PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OP FRB CITT TO .V2l J. BURGOYNE—(TIIIB Ddl.) The ceremony of presenting the freedom of the City of London to General Sir John Burgoyne took place at the Guildhall this day, in the presence of • distin guished company. The document was presented to the gallant officer in a valuable casket by Mr. B. Scott, the City Cliamberlein, who, in offering the gift, briefly and eulogistically re viewed the career of the gallant officer. Six JOIEN 11171100YNE, who was enthniastically received, replied as follows:—My Lord Mayor, Mr. Chamberlain, and gentlemen,—lt is impossible for me to find terms to give expression to the amount of gratification I feel in receiving this very flattering and splendid testimo nial. As military men, marks of distinction are given to us in the first instance by our gracious Sovereign as the fountain of honour. From thence they pass through the running current of this public press, and ultimately there comes a demonstrative torrent from some great and influential public body. Now, there is no public body or association that can compare with the weight and influence of the coloration of this peat city of London. Not withstanding the flattering terms which the hon. gentleman has been pleased to make use of towards mc, I cannot conceive myself to be as an individual guar wo:thy of this great distinetioi. But I may receive it as the representative of a class, to which class it may be your wish, perhaps, to do honour. As such I receive it with great pride, and I beg to return you, my Lord Mayor and gentlemen, my most earnest thanks and acknowledgments. (Loud cheers.) Sir John then retired, being considerably affected by tho enthusiasm displayed towards him. The other proceedings were of the usual routine cha racter. SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN TOOLEY-STREET. ONE MAN KILLED AND FOUR MEN INJURED. A shocking accident occurred lust evoning at Ilavis'r-wharf, in Tuohy-street, Southwark. Ai a groap of labourers were hoisting, by moan of a chain sling and a crane, some bag. of rine off a cart into one of the top floors of Davis's Wharf warehouse, the bags slipped out of the chain loop of the sling, and fell upon live of the men. The poor felHics were kuucked down on to the ground, and they were frightfully injured about the head and body. They were all urried to Guy's Hospital, whero one of them we declared by the house surgeon to be dead. The others were received into the hospital u in-patients. The died man has been identified as Edward Martin Gibbins, a labourer, aged 33 years. Mll'll2lo INTELLIGINCL-(77118 DA 7.) (sT Tzr.zomars.) Loran/4 Oct. 4!.—Wind at noon Iftstalr. moacrtet breast awl 14. e _ . . . - - . Gaat somm, Oct. 2t.—Arrived: Jane Porter, fret.' C tl..utta ; Soutar, Calcutta: Palmyra, Madras 31.inte ; Atlantic, Uncbec e, Quebec. Davi., Cat. 21. —Arrive...l from the river awl Rail , : Dunbar Castle, from Sydney: Venus, B.Mia Waif, Ourart-a. Maw. acnter, Calcutta. I.it :seem., Oct. : NgVinle, for Sierra ron,. G,T trt.tle and Anna, fluent. Alta ; Liohjcat..•,ll.ll.lte Vi le., ; Loui.a, ; Item.', u. 14; Tripe', liathadma; Cutitut ,r.l, Ciilon Alvan,. New thle.ana ; mi viana vv.:. lioatcn. Oct. 21 ; City of AuArorp (at.). fir NeW So,k. Arrriti d : Boutin Crwl.a, from Bombay; Sylvia, Ilan- La y ; Malian. hi. 1 1.1 rot lu, (Jct. 21. Airice.l from tut _ . . . liwmetrA, Oct. 21.—Arriri 4 : linl4rt,frum el 1 , 1) r, 1.. t.2l.—,coded: llcr 11.. jg -ty, for Egui zuc, Nu. 1 . 4 .rk. l'r NAla II (ht. 20 !forte England, Jan. II". . . . . . 61:AV /.I.7SD. kt. 21. Anived Lynn fmrn Ihnle tux; nit P. Caen • 011 Osy Auts,rp; for V - Artivnd : from Mutiny; .o, Lulea; II — Les; 14elna, I•ududclplua; Mary, mk (4o •itt. (I t. Arrivi4 T, t rifL t fax.), from owl I. tt for Ntw Yolk; Alunliattwn Lzveryoul, and left fur N. w Nork. I rem, Oa. 21. —An iv. d: Trine, Arthur, from Rrompon ; ('almitta ; Menai, Cape Town; 11. It. M. M. coat. ' ; &rater of 4::11112.61,011). Went ; on I Mar.uu,t unel 111 m) tot Um rorvon', W,a, both tor the North; ti , .r..t Guctry...3•, North; and mown, (of liuern-au• , North, 1 Oh for the A:ra‘..cl from the riv..r unl aid .1: M thy, N.Z. ; City of Athen-S 1 41.1iA1tt..1; Charlotte, Nlohile ; Ym v.lt, CAST - A LTir..4. _ _ . 1 - 1 'll/01•111, (1. 1. 21. L 1; irti;lllVlltat. fr iT Roelawl, for it.:• n , 1. x. , ' in I y at, h:,V111,-; 10-t DIN Wilt , . :VII all t•.nl till:1 , 'II 11 /11.1111 . 4 a, Leavy .11141 trolu rat 2..—Aniva r l: Walt tn, fron ,I,lle-t N. 11 1 .'4 /.. I. ell '. at o.tl- an. /.14.1.1/r WLitloy tLr preVlol,l4 v.11: 1 14. ‘:1•1 n, 1,. t yt. 'lie Irvin.... a - II Ii t. I'll 11 , 11 . / fo in Ak)al., .t little el weer, I lit Mill 1.1 , 011111 lon Auts,,m, Luring 4;01 :au 111.21 A to 11,14 IA 11. 1/011141. 1 1101 I 11, (ht. : iron F111'371/,1 for Rio Cr:oak , ta fun want, jil,:aaau,loaiutopuernl, awl g...Ar tall* , Lt d. (1... : 11n^—rd, fit on Trali4wl .lo CO a. fir Ilantlanv, leaky a n d with rudder ikaa.:.7e.l anal erLw d. NVEATIIEB REPORT.--(TIIIS DAY.) It}.llA it Tun hat al pr. , un s have iie:rea..c.l eon ellen:o,ly, aril Attro..t ot•ifonly, del to the Nit 21 boor., to the ext.nt of uteut floe , -I, tit 1e,4 nu tie+. The intsienoin dillterene.", of rea.l - rt 1 ort•il folly thne-tentlis of un ineh tel wo , n Nairn ant h hit. rattle., to lower at wuithern slatioree ). 4. relay le. to north-w.hterly mind mullin, so; they wen , nnig 111 li,,,,Aith-%...t of hammed, hut are now light rod neolera., ..‘• r 11, the' 411.4 of FI .11r, 3 wird In vas) . fell y 4A-rd fly in the went ant mouth. Toe AI Oho r rinet,tl 3AL 41..4, and .Trudy el and t.i.i OW, a. Unit squall. wen: kl. yu lterJlty At 1.111161 MM TITS ALLEGED MURDER BY A WIFE AT LEA- XlNGTON.—Yesterilay, at the Leamington petty sessions, Lama Court was brought up on remand, charged with Laving wilfully, and of malice aforethought, killed and murdered Ler husband, Isaac Edwin Court. Mr. Pao man, who prosecuted, stated that he had no further evi dence then what was adduced at the inquest, and after the verdict returned by the jelly he should withdrew the *Large. The accused was then discharged, and it was tinted that, ailing on the suggestion thrown out by the bench, she had agreed to go into the workhouse. Cos victios• UNDER TIM NEW FACTORY ACT. Ids. John Lewis, a newsiaper proprietor, of Swansea, was summoned a few days ago for having employed in his businesses letterman printer a pinyon under 16 years of so, without olit g a burgeon's eertiffetite as to his health, Au, contrary to the revisions of the lowitory Art. Mr. Lewis admitted the offence, and was filled the lowest !vitally provided in the act, 21. end costs. A summons of a Fiedler nature was beard against Mr. John Lewis, • boiler-maker. Ile was charged with employing a yomig person named 'lichen' TI as without registering the time of his employment mid re-employnsent ; secondly, with not having held a siirgeou's certificate before em ploying him ; thirdly, with employing another young potion without registering his employment, aid with not having received a cot Ciliate of the hey limiter attended school, although under 12. The defendant admitted all Use away, midway tined 21. Meech ease and the coda. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TAU DAY.) On Tasowir.) (mow otra OWN oosswoxatarr.) The market steady. Sales probably 8,000 or 10,000 bales. CORK BUTTER_MARKET 7 (TDIB DAY.). (PROM OUR OWN oonaluiromerorr.) Ordinary, 1344., In., 121 e., 1224., 110 n., ; 2,030 flrlcius. Mid cured, 1406., 1345., 1274.; 120 firkins. ITTNCDTO-LANE.—(TMEI DAY.) SVGAIL —The market continues in the saute dull state as proviously reported. Scarcely any business of import ance bus been transacted. Relined is also very dull of rate, at former Yalta. o:isms—The improved demand continues. Prices chow a further advance of Is. to 2s. per cwt. Plantation Ceylon, triage and ordinary, 31a. to Ws. 11d. ; ordinary to fine ordinmy grey, 645. 6d. to 645. 6d. ; coloury low middling to good middling. 665. to 82s. 6d. Native Ceylon good ordinary, 475. ; greenish, 495. 14:A.—There is very little doing by private contract. Itux.-140 puncheons sold at firm pncee. Itica.—A parcel of white Bengal sold at 10s. 4W. SAOO is ratber firmer: middling to tine small, 20s. 6d. to 225. ; large, 194. Aim° tits is steady; common to middling sold. St. Vincent's, to 31d. ; line, Snore —Pepper sold at firmer prices. Penang black At berm, 31d. to 3IJ. ; fine Singapore, 31r1.; Pimento, middling to tine. 2d. to 21d. Cinnamon—Ceylon at full prices, first ain't at 2s. 10d.; second, 2s. 3d. to 2a. &I.; third, ls. lUd. to to 2A. 3d.; Jonah. Is. bd. liinger—Jamaica at steady rates, low to middling, ;nig. to 71s. African, 245. Issurr.—Theme is a good bookie.. doing at full price, to a slight advance. Currants, common to good middling, 20a. to 305.; old, 17s. to 19s. Eakins, Valencias, very low to fair, 31s. to 325.; good to line, 3:is. to 465. ; selected, 46a. to Vie.; iluarAtela la ocs, coMM4II to tine, dds. to lios.; Sultanas, 31s, to itr.. • old, 245. ; Turkey figs. com mon to superior, 275. to Ow: ; Jordan almonds. 41. as. to ICJ. t•atirraTar..-1,100 bags a fine quality sold at 20s. Cot nutuet. Ras sold ut irregular and lower prices. Ilmidurs, low pasty to good middling silver, Is. 3d. to Mezinta • aver, IW. to 24. Iltl. ; Tonariffo silver. 2e. lid. to 3s. .'d.: block, low to fine, 34. to 41. 6d. CorioN.-1 he a!e+ a.c to a moderato extent, at pra t-14,m. pikes. _ . .It•ri.—About 10 000 boles sold at firm prices; common t..litic, 16/. to 211. lUs. TALLOW MARRET.-(THIS DAY.) The market ih fillll. Town tallow, 435. 6d. ; Pears b,.rg T.C. on the epot, 335. Gd. ; tletober to December, as. (.4. to 64n. ; December, 63- Cal. to 345. ; Jauuary, ala. to iota Cd. ; Mar* 61s. 6d. to 635. METT.OPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is nearly the Mae as on Thur.- Net ; but the averugu quality is very indifferent. The few qualities ou otter are readily dispoied of other kind. meet with it dull sale. There is not much alteration iu the sheep market either su to supply or ilenutud. Chuma calves are rather dearer. Uur foreign supply con.ists of 293 beasts, and h 9 calves. wins of t•lts S. d. a. tl. Per stow of 8Ib& s. d... d. tart tivd., IL midi,. 5 u 5 1 Best Dm& 11U-brdash 0 u u 0 IMet Stort-Eorno. - 4 8 6 0 Best Law-wads 4 4 1 mod quid. &sots I 8 :1 6 Do., do.. *born 00 0 0 ( &Ives 1 8 5 8 Ewen & oreondquaL 3 4 4 0 rum 3 4 4 8 , Do. do. Oboes 0 0 0 0 Ikwt Lusk Lilt-tarda 4 10 I I Lats 0 0 0 0 . . . . Yeasts at. mutest, I,ui O ; 1 " 2,5 ; 45• Yd Luabs, Cola ; calves: I , 3IITIIFIELD DAY MARKET.-(TILIS DAY.) Mr. ILarlee James Eautoa reports trade firm, at last day'. pikes. rritne clover, from 117 s. Cl. to 1305.; interiur ditto, R3s. to 10Cs.; prime bay, 104 i. to 115 s. nierior ditto, Me. to ' straw, 2C'. to 34.. CUBA ANTI THE REVOLUTION.—A &Tot eh from Havannah, by the submarine cable, announces that a cum misrion of five of the principal men in the island, desig nated by the planter._, lout embarked for Europe, in order to come to an understanding with the provisional govern ment of Madrid as to the line of conduct to be wlopted wider existing circumstances. The Cuban landowners accept in principle the emancipation of the blacks, and have long been preparing for it by diminishing hand labour and substituttng powerful ma-pinery, almost all constructed by French maters; but the slaveowners ask that the liberution should be effected gradually. in a space of time sufficient to prevent au crisis, which would pro duce a general disc ter without benefiting any one. Such is the object of the mi , ssion. THE EARTHQUAKE AT PERU AND ECUADOR.—The appal on behalf of the sufferers by this terrible Cltai trophe has already reali'ed a sum exceeding 12,000/., and the committee have, with promptitude, remitted 11,0001. for distributionamore" the sufferers . our readers should, however, bear in mina that this sirs as but comparatively a drop in the ocean, and that the starring and ruined thourancl,, require prompt relict. FORTRESSES.—A communication from ream says :—" Expez intuits in *Hillery are about to be followed icy others re .pect i rig the Le tiewes, and everything shows that these trials will be of greater importance than those of the gun practice itself. The armour plating, in Lard steel. intended to MVO:* the batteries of the manufactures of M. Cruiser, at Buckan, near Magde burg, is almost accompli,bed, and Brent results are ex pected from it. It presents to the nu:sidles of the enemy only curved surfaces which, be, :des, are backed by earth works, and are in part protected by strong walls. The smallest thickne.. of the. proteethar is 25 inches, and the rivet: inside is perfectly sufficient for the movement of the soldiers and for they tetfety. The walls, composed of Mocks of natal, rd from NMI to I,SOO quintal.; each in weiebt (21 cwt.), are net clamped nor screwed, but preieed one aguitet the Wee-, an-I keit to;„*.llter by their very form, so that the dcfenec cannot la broken down." THE NEW STREET FROM LLACI:FItIAItS TO THE TlTs!:mos-roast:.- The Metropolitan Board of Works. d«. .. ing it dmirable that their works along the new street from Illackfihirs to the Mansion-house should La ea Tied on under the same management us that of the railway as far :is possible, with a view to expedition and economy, have blade arrangement; with the Metropolitan District Railway Company whereby the company have under taken the formation of the sewer and subway at the same time as their railway, up to the point where the railway end street will diverge, for the sum of 22,00 W. The por tion to lie constructed by the Railway Company is that east of St. Andrew's-hill, while that portion Wert of Chat ham-place is included in the Thames Embankment Con tract. No. 3, but there remained an intermediate space of about 700 feet and a short length of vaults, the execution of which has been given to Mr. Webster at the rates of payment specified in the schedule of prices attached to his coutract for the portion of the embankm.mt from the Ti ',Tie to Illarkiriars-bridge, the eititnated cost being wised. THE COVONERRHIP FOR WEST SCRREY.—Mr. Carter, the high sheriff. hue appointed to-morrow, the instunt, fur the election of a coroner for the western division of the county of Surrey, in the room of the late Mr. W eds. The candidates are Mr. Percy Woods, of Codulming, son of the late coroner, and Mr. C. 11. Hull, of Cod:timing, who Las fur some years acted as deputy cormier. Thu election will take place at Guildford. Tile NEW LAW COURTS.—Notice has been given to those persons who occupy the houses on the east wile of Ti mph: Bar, which are to be removed for the now law cow ts, that they will be required to give up possession at the close of the pre eat month. Immediately afterwanls, the malt ials of those houses, as well as those in Bell yurd, will he acid by public acetien, and the work of demolition will be commenced. The Lendroi Stertusieepic Company have issued an excellent phot , grlibic likeness of the Lord Mayor elect (Aldeinate James Calle Lawrenou), taken on ate rday t. TOE ItUAroN CoLLIEIIY DDLLSTER—Tho inquest upon the bodies of Hie ten persons killed by the expheion of the Wytneday Colliery on the 30th ult. was resumed yesterday morning, and after some addittsnal evidence had been taken was again adjourned. ADMIRALTY, OLT. 21.—Arrolprrmarr6.—Liou tenant James L. Heroine to the Bntannie; Paymasters Henry Cunene) to the Terror, and Edwil. S. K. rower to the Jason. CRYSTAL PALLOR. ONI SHILLING DAL—. WIWNZEDAT, Oor. 21.—Admisoirostrysmoce tidos* 1,620; ditto on mono; 904; total visitors. UM. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. - Orel Vitebsk, gas- by Raman Gov's:asset, 6 per *sat, 133 k. I. id. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian. 81, 13-16. BRITISH MINES. Cbivertos. 5 ,0. 31i1ted Grrat Laxey ' ), 191. Great Wheal 'or (Helstou), 121. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN NINE& Don Pedro, North del Rey, 2 15-16, prem. LiU4lOll (lAZOittd), 21. Port Phillip, 11. Room Grande (LimitPd). I. 9-16, 7-16, 9-16 prem. St. John del Rey (Limiteib, 18, 171. JOINT STOCK BANE& Agra (Limited), -- 1; 0., B, fit, 8. Alliance (Limited), 121. Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limited), 181, I. Bank of lintirh Columbia, 101. Chartered Mercantile of India, London. and China, 30/. Consolidated (Limited), 41. English and Rio de Janeiro (Limited), 9. Imperial Ottoman, 111. London and County, 49. London Joint Stock, 321. 2. ndon and Westminster, 1)o., Scrip, issued at ltd. prem., none of which ham been paid, 52. ICtuon of Australia, 481. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph 213. City Offices (Lituittd), 2, 2 13-16. Ciannerrial Union (..titisuttinet.), 4 Eiu.t India Irritation and Canal. 17i• El.bw Vale litcQ. Iron, and Coal (I:imit.4). 14f . E.gyrtbut 9 rer ceut. Viottruy, gua. by 14,7ptian 601,41111. Mem, 94,1, 1, al, 4,t. litadbott's Ilav, 1.)/. National Diriount Conn-any North British and Illewmitile lusortuter, 19. thiental tius t Limited Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage)) Loun, 741, .3. MIKES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. There is a good demand for shares in tin mines, at firm quotations. Aintexed are the prices:— Calbetk Fells, 12s. to 14s. ; Cara Brea, 171 to 20 ; Chiverton, 41 to 5, boing 12s. 6d. lower ; Chi t erton Moor. 61 to I ; Drake Walls. 16s. to 18s. ; East Curadon, 41 to ; East Lovell, 7/ to 81; Frank Mills, 3 to 31; Great 'Cur. 13 to 13; ; North Wheal Chi‘erton. 21 ! to 3; North Crotty, Vs. to 31s. ; Primo of Wales. 38s. to 40s. ; Pro vidence, 24 to 26 ; South Great Work, ss. to ;s. 6d. ; West Chiverton, 611 to 21 ; Wheal Basset, 65 to ; Wheal Mary Ann, 17 to IS ; Weat Drake Walls, Na. to Ws. ; West Great Work, 21 to 1. Foreign and colonial mining sham are quoted about the some as vester&y, as followW: St. John Del Rey, 1 i to 181; Don Pedro, 21 to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, * dis. to par ; Ptstarena, 11 to l 3 dis. ; Chontales, 21 to 1 ; Roma Grande, I to prem. ; Anglo-Italun, par to 1 yrrm. ; United Mexican, 11 to 2i ; Frontino and Bolivia, 11-16 to 13-16 ; Port Phil lip, 14 toll ; Central American, dis. to a prem.; Sao Vicente, par to }!prams. ; General Brazilian, par to 4 prem.; Yndanamutans, 11 to 21 ; and Nerbudda Coal andiron, 21 to 2 dis. The directors of t heV tint:OMIT Coal Mining Com pany recommend the payment of a dividend at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum, and the addition of 3,0001. to the reserve. TUE CAPE MAIL.—PLYMOUTU, (lei. 22, 2.:kl P.M.— The Union Company's steamship Homan, with the Cape mails, has just arrived off here. Yesterday, the 63rd anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar, a large patty of the tu:tubers of the Royal Nat al Club of I7SS celebrated the day at h'ippie's Rooms, ing,trei t. St. James's. Among the divtinguished naval officers present there was only one who hsa e articipated in that glorious battle. namely, Captain Leary. Vice. ....;ndial Sir Edward Belcher, K.C.8.. presided on the °caution. A telegram front Norwich stator that Mr. C. Emits, nut of the oldest barristers en the Norfolk circuit, was thrown from his hone yesterday evening, and sus tained sash injuries that he died soon afterwards. Mrs Evans was chancellor of the diocese of Norwich.