The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-31 00:00:00

WORS H I P-STREET. w Et Tll VIRDINARY CANE. —CHARACTER VERNtIi EVIDEXCL ard ehIIRCS Lutes, 25, described as a corn-merchant an.i wilder, carrying on business at NO, Whitscroes.atreet, St Luke's, .111 red Cheeks Lures, 18, his brother, living at 2, N o rfolk-terrace, Old Kent-road, printer, Thomas Firleher, 21, of 2, Upper Staitutby-road, Poplar, traveller, sad Juke 1:4, calling himself a pottnan, but repeatedly err by officers in the court to be a thief, were charged ~„: h }win- ' concerned in stealing from the coat pocket of t a .ierid.ilonserer. a foreigner, living at 5, A% estmore w4.treet. City-road, his silk handkerchief, value 4s. Mr. .thbott defended the time first mentioned prisoners, sal the evidence of the prosecutor, received through the acimm of an interpreter was, that while in the "London iteunince" public-house, near ritfield-street, Old-street, he •• in the afternoon of yesterday (Wednesday), the four pi.oners entered together. Fletcher took a position at Le counter by Ids right side, Hopper at his left. Shortly afterwards he felt his pocket meddled with, and turning sharply, actually saw that one baud of Hopper was being withdrawn. Subsequently he missed his h an dkerchief from that pocket, and from what sou told him by persons standing near, the prisoners who 116.1 all run away down the City-road, were pursued and given into eustoly. The elder Lucas then denied all know ledge of the younger, but at the station claimed him as hie brother. James Lucas insisted that he had not the least r ecollection of such denial or after claim. Fletcher was Ins friend and also his partner, further than that he knew nothing of this matter. Witnesses were called to prove that the property had been seen passed between the younger Lucas and Hopper. The testimony of Page, 274 A Reserve, was very strong oc this point. Mr. Abbott observed that the alleged stealing was most laprobable. Witnesses would prove that the young men were of unquestionable respectability. The magistrate remarked that witnesses had sworn to the robbery, to the four prisoners running off together, s ad to the denial, at one time, of all knowledge, by Lucas, of his own brother. Witnesses on behalf of the prisoners entered the court ja haste and expressed the utmost amazement at their po. anon, always having looked on their conduct as being vithout a blemish. The younger Lucas certainly was Ina known, and Hopper not at all. About five years ago the elder Lucas married, and then his father, a most esti. n able man, retired from business, investing the younger people in it. The magistrate was at a loss to conceive how these re ceetable young men got into and were found in the com pany of an unquestionable thief, ran away together, and afterwards made the denial alluded to. Look at these facts as he might it was impossible not to feel that it was imperative on him to remand the prisoners, accepting bail for each (of course excepting Ilopper, for whom not any would be received) in two sureties of 251. each, and their own in double that amount. . . The gentlemen who had been witnesses for the elder Luca. became his bail, but declined • like favour for the others, and they were consequently locked up. SOUTHWARK. EXTENSIVE SETA' RE OF PUTIUD ih As soon as his worship took his seat on the bench Mr. Edwards, the inspector of nuisances of St. George's, Southwark, entered the court with Mr. Bateson, the medical officer of health, to ask his worship to order a brge quantity of stinking and putrid fish to be destroyed under the provisions of the " Nuisances Removal Act." Mr. Edwards said that about half•past 5 o'clock in the evening he was passing down Highatreet, Borough, when his attention was attracted to a most filthy and offensive smell, and on looking into the roadway he saw several bard working meu dragging two truck loads of haddocks. Be stopped them and found them to be quite rotten. Be seised them and they were at the rear of the police court for his worship's inspection. Mr. Bateson, the medical otficer of St. George's, said he bad inspected the fish and they were totally unfit for human food. Iturcham ordered them to be destroyed. Mr. Edwards informed his worship that the poor men had purclased toe fish at Billingsgate as sound and whole some fish, for between Si. and W. There were tons of similar kinds of fish sold on the same day to such poor people. although there were impectorsemployed to prevent it. No doubt the vestry would direct him to proceed against the salesmen. 4 ran. LADIES' PLATE. Five (asleep. Phantom Sail, Mischief e, Vanity, and Anatomist. (To be sold for ZiOi. each.) All are here. GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. Four miles. Daisy, Despatch, Sir William, Cabin Boy, Golby's Ace of Trumps, Reporter, Hippnlyte, Sylph, and Tennyson are here. FREE HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. ('omberton, Garin, Thalmains, Foxholes, Colby 's Ace of Trumps, Laura, and Merton's Ace of Trumps are here. LINCOLN MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) JOHNSTO:CE PLATE. Historian Vulcan Veda 7 ran. BLANKNEY STAKES. S i furlongs. Veda, lomMM,;inci IlelOiorno are here. LINCOLN AUTUMN HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Regalia, Treasure Trove, Caithness, Roquefort, Ate. lante, and Polecat are here. THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) ALLEGED BIGAMY. William Jackson, 41, was brought up for final examina tion. charged with intermarrying with liexiah Richardson, his first wife being then and now living. Mr. Beard appeared for the prisoner, and Mr. H. Allen, the prosecuting officer of the Associate Institute for En forcing the Laws for the Protection of Women, attended on behalf of the society. It appeared that the prisoner was given into custody by his first wife last week, and summonses were issued to compel the attendance of the alleged second wife and the witnesses. Sergeant Marsh, IY, who took the prisoner into custody, informed his worship that he oonld not find either, and he was of opinion they would never coins forward. Mr. Burcham, under these eironmstanoes, ordered the prisoner to be discharged. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) THURSDAY, OCTUllat SI, D LL F. Lamm , 1 I Sea, & ,T. W. !Ito W. Z. to n D. Pant ' 29.7648 &W. 1 2 N.W. be 1 Aberdorn 19.62 411 B.W. 11. 1 1 W. b_ 1 Ldth - SW:eau— 29.:4 61' &W. 3 6I B.W. oh &woe:MU 29.7348 W.S.W. 3I 1 I N.W. 10 0.03 - Tulentla 91.80 50, W. 8.11. 1 3 I N.W. fro 0.33 3 loche's Point 51.88 52 W. 316 I 8. yak 0.18 3 19.84 53 W. 3 3. B.W. ICI 0.07 1 Sol? boud 29.8661 W.S.W. 3: 4I W.S.W. e 9.11 - Ponsarker 30.02 64 Z. 0 7 W.& W. rot 0.20 S Mot 30.1 264; B.W. 4. 6 B.W. ode —l6 Lorient Rochefort._ '30.2043 Z. 4 2 & bf —l2 Plymouth 3002 S 4 Z. 0 7 W. 11110 90 4 We) mouth 39.03 66' W. S 6 W elm 41.91 3 Portaraouth 36.02 611 W. 6 W. r 0.27 2 London - Yarmouth— ,29. 60 SS &W. 3 3 M.N.W. Scarborough .19.76 Si &&W. 1 1 LW. be I 0.01 Shield/ 19.76 471 N.W. 2 2 N.W. ern !eider *93 &A' B.W. 16 - - 6 REMARKS. There is not much change In the tlistrlbstion of atmospherical pressure since yesterday. The tendency to fall Is noticeable almost everywhere except at Sllndesnies, where there has been as Increase of nearly half an Inch. • Temperature has risen In the north and fallen in Lie south, but not to • peat extent. Winds at the entrance of the Channel were strong from the west yesterday, but are now mostly light. Rain has fallen at the southern stations, and thick fog N reported from Valencia, Cork, and the Bay of Biscay. The wind at Rochefort is easterly. DETERMINED Sricroe ON THE NORTH LONDON RAILWAY.—This morning, about 8 o'clock, • most deter mined act of suicide was cotemilted near the Widen Junction of the North London Railway. Just as a train from Chalk-farm was coming into the station at Lhilston. • decently-attired man was noticed to jump off the platform right in front of the approaching engine, and before any efforts could be made to save him the unhappy Man was knocked down, and the train passed over him, shockingly mutilating his body. Death must have been instantaneous. The melancholy affair was witnessed by a large number of who were standing on the platform waiting to sane the train for the City. The remains of the unfortu nate man were removed to await an inquest. FURTHER PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE RIO-YOR OP HASCI.V.I.—it will be remembered that a month affo the Rev. Edward Muckleston, M.A., rector of Haseley, to Warwickshire, was convicted by the Osweetry magistrates of defrauding the Great Western Railway Company, by travelling over their line without a ticket. In the course of the investigation into the charge it transpired that the defendant had been guilty of a similar offence on other dates, within the jurisdiction of the Werwieduibire magis trates, and a prosecution was instituted by the Great Western Oompany, and the case was to have bee n h ear d yesterday at the Henley-in•Anien petty sessions. Before the opening of the court an arrangement was, however, come to between the prosecutors and the defendant, whereby the latter agreed to pay a considerable sum of money (said to be .50L) to the sick fund established in con nection with the Great Western Company's service, and the proceedings were stopped. The method of the fraud alleged to have been committed in this instance was very stainer to that disclosed during the investigation at Oswestry, the rev, defendant having purchased a monthly " tourist ticket," available for a single retinas journey between Leamington and Rhyl, and, stopping short of the Point at either terminus where the ticket would have been demanded, had thus retained it in his possession, and used it to travel up and down the line, without paying any fare. The Rev. Edward Muckleston enjoys a bene fice of the emnial value of 4601 , and his diocesan is the Bishop of Worcester. THRoWINO STONEY AT RAILWAY TRAINS. - A cor respondent of the Tiows writs:—" I was travelling on the Great E,stern in the O.:10 a.m. up train from Cant bridge last Flatunlay. We were going at about 40 miles an hour, and were near Cheeterf.,el, when I heard a crash of broken glass, and was immediately struck on the face and all over me by fragments of the window opposite to where I was sitting. The neat and floor of the carriage were covered with bits of plate glass ; and a sharp-edged. aliarp•pointeel stone, as big as three of my fingers, was picked up from under my seat. There were two gentle men in the carriage besides myself. One of them, who was sitting close to the window which was broken, but fortunately with his back to the engine, looked out as soon as be heard the crash, and saw two boys about 12 years of age standing on the bank above the line, and there can be little doubt that one of these boys threw the stone. The force with which it came may be gathered from the fact that the glans tore away considerable pieces of the window frame, and drove them half across the seat of the carriage. Had I been sitting nearer the broken window I might have sustained serious injury ; and even as It was. I have great reason to be thankful that I eel:taped unhurt." THE EXPR.ESS, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By rinaimura.) WORCESTER MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) HURDLE RACE. Harrington ... Eliza g Joker JUVENILE STAKES. Half a wile.. Broughton, Splendour, Schiedam, Lady Zetland, Mae Gladiator, Lateef e, and Biahopdale are here. BURTON STAKES, One mile. Vespasian, Historian, Charles IL, Axes ley, Caprice, and Caprere are here. THE FENIAN TRIALS AT MANCHESTER. (THIS DAY.) (RE TELEGRAPH.) MANCHESTER, THURSDAY. The case for the prosecution closed this morning. Mr. Digby Seymour took the objection that Kelly and Deasey being detained under a warrant irregularly made out for felony, and therefore illegal, anything they did to escape detention must be excused, and such excuse ex tended to friends aiding them. The question is still under argument. TWO POLICEMEN SHOT AT DUBLIN. (BY TRLEGRAPH.) DUBLIN, THURBDAT MORNING. Two policemen were shot this morning on Wellington-quay ; one of them, Sergeant Kelly, it is be lieved, cannot survive ; and it is feared the other is mor tally wounded alto. Both were shot in the chest. It is said the assassin came deliberately up to one unsuspect ing policeman, and, having shot him, walked down the quay a short distance, and shot the other, who was on the same beat. There is no doubt that it is a Fenian outrage. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OP CANADA. (THIS DAY.) The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders in this company was held at the City Ter minus Hotel, Cannon-street, this day, Mr. A. W. Yorac in the chair. The CHAIRMAN said Mr. Watkin, the chairman of the company, was prevented from being present by domestic affliction, but that was of the less consequence as the repurt of Captain Tyler and Mr. Eborall bad not yet been received. Under these circumstances he moved that the meeting be adjourned till the 19th December. Mr. Hoti:.l askrd for some explanations in a paragraph of the report which bad excited his alarm. He objected to any board of directors introducing into parliament a bill affecting his rights as a bondholder without his consent. He denied their right to do so, and he was astonished that such a measure should have emanated from such a body of gentlemen as those who formed the board of directors of this company. They wanted a thorough change of directors both in this country and in Canada. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Renee also complained of the course taken by the directors, and expressed himself strongly of opinion that there ought to be a change in the direction. Mr. Leon thought it useless to discuss the bill until It was before them. Mr. PRANCE observed that the bill would be brought on in the course of this month in the colonial legislature. It was true it was only • permissive hill, but it ought not to be proceeded with. The bill ought to be withdrawn alto gether. By the bill they were gotsg to issue a preferential stock bearing interest at 6 per cent. per annum to be applied in purchase of the present preferences, which oily on the average paid 4 per cent. In other words, they were at present bound to pay preference in terest to the amount of 375,500/., whereas if the bill passed they would be burdened with preference interest to the amount of 582,0001., MARIO: an increase of charge against revenue of more than 200,0001. This scheme was to enable the directors to expend a further amount of capital on the undertaking. What was wanted in this company was to stop the expenditure of further capital except for putting the line in a condi tion to carry more traffic. If they allowed the Canadian peokqe and government to persuade them to ex pend more capital on the undertaking they were idiots. They had expended 17,000,0001. of money, which bad not yielded • penny of interest, the Cana dian government paying interest only on • little more than three millions. If fresh capital were required it should be raised by the Canadian government. Mr. COMBEARE said he should like to know that this company was not to be connected with the Atlantic and Great Western line, and thought there should be no more suckers to this company, which had been sucked enough already. He complained that the loss on "greenbacks" was not deducted from the statement of profits in the balance sheet. He thought some informa tion ought to be accorded as to the earnings of the leased lines and that the permissive bill should he circulated among the shareholders before it was proceeded with. Mr. Rimes asked if the directors would withdraw the bill. Mr. Home also suggested that the bill should be with drawn. Mr. HSTUPATH, jun., thought it most necessary that the bill before it was proceeded with should be circulated among the shareholders, so that they might be enabled to form a deliberate opinion upon it. Mr. Nrwmmicir, the auditor of the company, said he thought after what had taken place to-day the board of directors would hesitate before they proceeded with the bill. tile disewnion woe prooonding when our report left.] Mr. Tomline, M.P., of Nacton Park, has bought the Duke of Hamilton's Suffolk property, and has now above 20,000 acres on the banks of the Orwell, forming in all a very compact estate, which has been got together in a very few years by purchases from other proprietors in the county. It is stated in some of the Irish papers that " Colonel" Kelly, who was so daringly rescued by his co conspirators at Manchester, is now in France, and intends to sail for America. The Panama Star states that a mail contract is likely to be effected between the Pacific Steam Navigation Company and the Chilien government, to run a monthly line of steamers between Valparaiso and Liverpool, rid the Straits of Magellan. The subvention to be 100,000 dollars. The vessels are to be 3,000 tons burden. The oontract will commence in March next. The packets will call at Punta Arenas, in the Magellan Straits, at Monte Video, Rio de Janeiro, St. Vincent, Cape de Verdes, and a French port. THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND THE PRESS. — The Siiele of to-day asks the full meaning of the word " encouragement" which the government has forbidden the press to exhibit towards the Italian cause, and begs for more precise instructions. -------- A complete act of the journals of the House of Commons from 1.47 to the present time—which wee in the possession of Mr. Wickham, has been offered to the town of Bradford by the brother of their late respected member. COLLEGE ROBBERIES AT OXFORD,—On Tuesday, October 29, a young man named Harris, formerly under servant at Christchurch, was brought up on remand before the Vice - Chancellor of the University (Dr. Leighton), charged with stealing jewellery, &a., from the new build ing at Christchurch. He was seen shout the prosecutor's rooms when the articles were missed in the early part of the present year, and portions of the stolen property bites since been traced to the prisoner's poraession. Numerous witnesses having been examined the Vice-Chancellor com mitted him for trial at the next assizes. THE ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR BURTON-CRES PEET.—The injured Police-constable Saunders, we ace sorry to say, has become much worse during the last two days. He has had no rest since Sunday night, and still doe. not understand a word that is said to him. Dr. PAUL, the divisional surgeon, of Burton-crescent, who is in con stant attendance upon him, can attribute this sudden change to no other canes than some injuries to the brain, and which sometimes do not show themselves for two or three weeks. Very little hope is entertained that he will ever be in his right mind again, and two police-constables are obliged to watch him. 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Dim Ass. Treasury balance . . . r. 58,200,000 49,200,000 13,800,000 2,200,000 666,000 200,000 EXPECTED VISIT OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA TO ENGLAND. (sT mamas.) BOULOGNE, Oce. 31, Arrialroox. The Austrian ambassador left here at 2.15, en route for London. Baron Beust crosses to-mor row, it is expected, to arrange for a visit to Eng land from the Emperor of Austria. MONEY MARKET.-(78113 DAY.) Airs o'OLoaz. The stock markets opened rather firmly this morning, and prices subsequently improved in several cases. Flatness, however, is now observable, owing to the announcement in the second edition of the Daily News that the Italian troops have been ordered to cross the Papal frontiers. The down ward movement has been helped by a disposition on the part of some of the recent speculators for a rise to close their accounts, so as to avoid the uncertainties of to-morrow, when the Stock Exchange will be closed. Consols have declined i per cent., and Italian bonds of 1861, it. Most of the home railways, however, are better than yes terday. Metropolitan is in especial request, upon the satiafactory nature of the medical evidence given yesterday with regard to the state of the atmosphere in the tunnels of this line. The demand for money is still moderate, and the supply very large. The rate for best paper is un altered. Consols are quoted 94/ to a both for money and the account (Nov. 7). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are I per cent. worse than at tho commencement of business, the present price being 921 to /. Home railway stocks are in demand, at an im provement. Great Northern original have ad vanced 1 per cent. ; Metropolitan, 4 ; Caledonian, ; North British, J, ; London and North Western,/ ; and most of the other lines, to 1. Subjoined are the prices :—Metropolitan, 120/ to 121/ ; Great Western, 451 to 46 ; London and North Western, 1134 to / ; Midland, 1174 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 to 4 ; Caledonian, 871 to 88} ; South Eastern, 661 to 67 ; Great Eastern, 32 to ; Great Northern, 1084 to 1094 ; ditto A, 1124 to 113 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 174 to / ; North British, 33/ to 1; and Brighton, 52 to 4. Foreign stocks were firm this morning, but have since given way, in response to lower prices from the Paris Bourse. Italian Bonds of 1861, which opened at an advance of per cent., are now lower than yesterday, at 444 to g. Turkish of 1862 and 1865 havedeclir.ed to per cent.,viz., to 63 to 64 and 314 to 1, respectively, and several of the other speculative descriptions, 4 to 4. Greek are at 124 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 182 to 19 ; ditto Certificates, 164 to 4 ; Chili= Scrip, 1 dia. to par ; Egyptian, 1864, 83} to 4 ; and Mexican, 14/ to 13} . American securities have risen per cent. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 70k to I t ; Erie Railway shares, 47 to ; and Illinois Central, 80 to 4. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have improved 2s. Gd., the present price being 17,1 to ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are called 3i to being steady. As regards financial shares, International Finan cial have improved 2s. 6d., viz., to 2 1 1 to 2n dis., and General Credit are rather firm, at 21 to 2 die. ; London are at 24 to 23 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 6i to 6.1 dis. Bank shares are without change. London and Westminster, 70 to 72 ; Union of London, 37 to 38 ; Alliance, 12 to 11 dia.; Chartered Mercantile of India, 27 to 28 ; London and County, 54 to 55 ; and Oriental Corporation, 42 to 44. A meeting of the proprietors of East Anglian Railway stock will be held ou the 15th Nov., for the purpose of taking into consideration certain terms of arrangement proposed by the board of the Great Eastern Railway Company. Birmingham advices announce that Messrs. C. W. James and Co., hardware merchants, have forwarded a circular to their creditors enclosing a proposition for private arrangement. The liabilities are not heavy, but asmall dividend appears to be expected. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The markets for public securities remain fiat. Metropolitan stock has declined to 120} to 1, Lancashire and Yorkshire to 1261 to 1271, and Caledonian to 871 to 2. HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. The stock markets are slightly firmer, a more favourable view being taken with regard to Italian affairs. Consols are unchanged, at 94} to I, both for money and the account, but Italian Bonds of 1861 have risen to 44g to g. Some of the English railway stocks arc also better. About 78,0001. in bar gold for the Continent, and 20,000 sovereigns for Egypt, have been with drawn from the Bank. The report and accounts just issued by the Great Indian Peninsular Railway Company de monstrate the increasing importance that attaches to the question of the supply of fuel on this com pany's now extensive system. It appears that the cost under this head amounted to one-tenth of the whole receipts of the company, and to one-fifth of the net receipts. The net increase in the last half-year's expenditure under all heads as com pared with the corresponding half of 1866, is 64,8771., of which 58,4781. has aria= in the locomotive department alone. Thus it is , solely owing to the very satisfactory increase of 161,5891. in the aggregate receipts that the per i centage of expenditure on gross receipts has been ! reduced from 46.79 per cent., to 45.69 per cent. on a comparison of the two half Years. It is evident that the cost of fuel is a matter of growing im p.ortance to this company, for it expended on coal, coke, and firewood, including charges for transport, &c.," in the last half-year, no less than 119,5991. 6s. Id., being equal to 12.24 per cent. on the gross receipts, and to 17.81 d. per train mile, against 77,6801. Bs. 9d., or 9.52 per oent. on gross receipts, or 15.01 d. per train mile, in the corre sponding half of 1866. This increase shows the result of the system at present adopted by the com pany of importing every ton of coal used by them, instead of availing themselves of the coal deposits along their line, whence, it is said, a considerable portion of the needful supply can be procured at about one-third of the price now paid. The matter is the more important, because the presentaccounta, being made up to the 30th of June last, do not show the effects of the disturbance of the freight market occasioned by the Abyssinian expedition. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,9971. over , last year ; the Midland an increase of 3,174/. ; the loreat Northern an increase of 3,983/. ; and the Great Eastern an increase of 1,4971. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 12th inst., shows a decrease of 2,2001., compared with the corresponding period of 1866. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the Regent's Canal Company, a dividend of 13e. per share was declared, free of income tax. This will absorb 17,561 1 ., and leave 421. to be carried forward. Vise - C hancellor Malins has appointed Mr. Ed ward Addis, of the firm of Addis and Harris, of the Old Jewry, official liqui dator of Samuel Bestow l and Company (Limited . Creditors of " The ndon (Limited)" are re quired to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. Edward Mesnard, the liquidator, by the 18th November. A wholly unauthorised use has been made of the name of the London and Westminster Bank u bankers in connection with a " Lambeth Monster Money Club," with " 103,000 members at 11. eacb," and the promise of "prizes." In conse quence of circulars respecting this scheme having been extensively sent out, inquiries have been made at a " coffee and chop house " in Lambeth, such being the address to which letters and Post office orders are invited to be sent, but the answer is that the so-called manager is not known there. MINIM-(TEM DAL) On o'Ciosz. The mining market is firm to-day, with a fair amount of business. Annexed are the quotations: —West Chiverton, 671 to 681 ; North Chiverton, 44 to 4 ; North Treskerby, 365. to 38a. ; East Lovell, 84 to 4 ; West Caradon, 74 to 4 ; Great Vor, 171 to 18; West Great Work, 133 to 4; North Crafty, 34 to 4 ; Wheal Grenville, 31s. to 325. ; Wheal Seton, 106 to 1074 ; East Russell, 14 to 2 ; Prince of Wales, 525. to 535. ' • Rut Caradon, 53 to i ; West Kitty, los. to 20s • Great Retallack, 31 to 1 ; Drakewalls, lls. 6d. to 12s. 6d; and West Drakewalls, ss. to 68. Don Pedro shares are firm at the improvement of yesterday, the present price being 2 1 to 24 prem. Other foreign and colonial mines are steady. St. John del Rey are quoted 69 to 60 ; Anqlo-Brazi i lien, par to 1 prem. • Pestarena, par to prem. ; Chontales Ito 1 di;. ; Rona Grande, to 4 ; Anglo-Italian, par to 4 prem. • United exican, 2 to 4 ; •Frontino and Bohvia, 4to 4 ; Port Phillip, 11 to 14 ; and Central American, f dis. to par. At the Otea Copper Mining Company's meeting yesterday, a resolution was passed in favour of the undertaking being wound up voluntarily. At the meeting of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company held yesterday, the resolu tion proposed for making a further distribution of Is. per share on account of tenth dividend, payable on the Ist proximo, was carried, and also a resolu tion empowering the directors to make further dis tributions, when they have sufficient funds in hand out of realised profits, without the formality of calling an extraordinary general meeting of share holders to confirm the same. After payment of the distribution declared it leaves 3,4351., as against 1,8811. carried forward on the declaration of pre vious distribution. It is intimated to shareholders in the Carmaux Mines Company that the first dividend on account of the profits of the present year has been fixed at 10 francs per share (less 21 cents, the French tax), and will be payable from Nov. 2. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1867. SHARE LlBl'4-(17118 DAY.) ORDINAST MUM MID STOCKS. ZALLWATI Alt% Boat (Um.) A Do & Anion ...... Alliance Limited Anglo Austrian Angle lia* !erotism (Lisis.) Aoglo (LWtad) , Austra Banta BritishColanaga! Do. New. tamed 1 pm ' , Bank of 747 pt ' Bank of Otago (Ltniltad)' BankotVlctorla,Anatral Bank of New Zfaland Brltfab N. America . C. Bk. Bata. Am., Iblaal Mart Mar. of In4M,Bal City . ColonW . _ Coneadated Bank (L) Dad sad London (L ). i lamb Landon (LAmited Imatern Inchanin Inaba and American . Eng. Bank 11..deJanelroL Eng.BcoLd Asa. Cbarld toMish and Swedish (L) Imperial BankfUnleal) lonian ...... Do. New Load Mort. Bk. Ind4(l ), Do.sp c.Deb..lB64oloyrs , Loudon sod Bratillan 1 London&ltlverPlaM(l.) Do. do. do Lon. ch. Bank of Auld London and County Do. N,w Weed at it p London Joint Mock London &South Meets , Loa. di 8. Western (lAss.)l London Vermisliql.)l 'London • Wastin t D 6.148.101.1 m.nons paid Merchant Bank (Usual.' Mercantile dittenaniL) Metropolitan ilknitad): Midland Bank (Ma) National of Australasia National lancet N. Pro of Do. to dl r.;; : National Doak New South WaMs„ North Western .. °mantel Bank C. 17 • Proein.BankinsCory.(l4 Pr?rtne. et IroMied Do. do. N South Australia eland. pi 4 . 8. Atrica Do. do. i a at a ysl Lobo at Australia Union of Inland (Um) Union of London FORZION JAIL oVAI 1LL1L.47/ Pre (L WV* Belgian .LG.8.4.7p unties RAYres.a4.4 Central Annan* .... l e t " ltsteaele Dannbarg & WI: IDutpk (14 ch Mania& I --5 • 7 " " • 1 lantern of 'France ! European Central (1.) Great Luxembourg • Leroberg-Csernowits (L) 11.) NanattLiege _By the ‘Do.6 Pm. ( Belg. gov Northern of Franca N.ItalL D & Ayres g 7. p. o. Deterred (Norwegian Trunk Prof ottoman (Smyrna &Win Paria,Lyo Irarkt and mu Orleans . ' Keene t a Fronde. (L ) Ural Sardinian Itoyal I lick. 7 per cent .... Sambre and Meats . _ Do. 4 percent Prat dim Paulo(L) g. 7 per of fl. Atud.*Lotn. Venetian luiat4 Lek of Portugal iogtheru of Frame.— Twin and Savona _ Went Flanders _ Do. per cant. — Pret. Went &N. W. of Irmo* 4 all o.Lamenboarg6p.osat. se an Do. 100 Havana and Matanzas 100 Lantana* and Mho KO all Matroma and nab.. 100 0.11 I Do Second Was 00 'ell •North. of France O p 20 i t i ll i I Do (Wet had. MI NoL 100 Ottoman illmy, na. do.)) ace I Do. do. his ad at Tt 10 !all tarisamswyttma g o at 100 all alecllo &8. 7. (Pero.) , 4 'Oll ( Royal nw4loMb 11 p et 100 till Stages La Grinds? p.st 20 all is. Ana. it Lona-Via 39. c. 100 Pall loath FantotTor..7p.c. In all Inoathernot Pram map.e. 110 401 Polak Malkin, 11 par 01.1 II all 10.&N.00.0trrt..09.t.i Q} et II IS YOZZIGN OBLIGATIONS. St 111 17 lit 97 90 98 109 A 110 Iti IVI 40 90 2t 26 12 12, 93 93 14 I so 96 gi Pi 12 1 11 13 4 1 4 if U I MI 124 an * I Pm 7 9 6 Os 19 11 1} ag t 141 j 14e pm 6 346 62 64 16 14 4 41s 32 $4 6 441. T 900 62 64 18 19 Ed 2 1 4 2 dls 2 141. 14 17e :7 . =.4ts Ise 191 ' 1 3 2 dls 53 86 11 11 4b 17 65 die 5 ddb 4 7 pee par 2 pas 24 25 84 66 se 99 10 11 4 2OM 11 844, 70 72 29 31 pm i 9 6 au} 6 8 ldls - - il?! 1 a U 42 44 id' 7 64w B 7 119 I sr to , 16 If 8 7w., 49 60 • 9 6 41.4 87 89 I 1,066„ 689 PA. KKK sad West India 14078.110" et :London &at Katbait 1,461,6401100 NIL el 4 p. po 444.4441 Pit Southampto• 887.0711 St Balmy Comaiseolal •0,000 10,000 L 600,000 8000,000 93,000 40,000 10, rOO •7,000 P. 1.90 0011PAIMIL Angto-AranieenTei.(ll.. Anglo.Meek= lllet Atlantic Telegraph Do. w conk Aaetralfan AgricaL AZIAMILUI BaugparahresSitatia' Berlllinn Waterworks (1.) _ Do. _New Doltkow Vaughan (L Bombay_ O r (Limite&l 6 Do New SO Delilah American Land' 33. ,& & I. Msg. Tel (L.) 203 Canada Company lo Canadian Loan& Inv(L) 30 Ceylon Company 30 Ditto Ashore. 20 China St. Ship&L.CoalL 10 'City Diacount, LindtaiL 26 iCityoftoodon&Pro.(&) 30 'City of Milan hapeo.(L) 30 I Do. 1 IS !City of Moscow Gm (L ) 60 City Officite(Lini.) 60 !Colonial (Limited) SO Do. _ . 'Commercial Doloo(Ina` I Com. of Airicaaller.(L.',. , Contineetal Un.tias (L., , Cop. 1f.1.4.,144.74 p.c. C. of Lon. ild.lB77,4ftsc. Do. do. 1579, do. C. Tone. of fingland (L.) Ono, Mauritius (L.) I Crital Palm* . ow . Pnt De. fl p. at Perp. Deb .I Deryealing (Limited) ~ Kamera Aaiun Tee (L I. IndiaLand,C.& Mn(L E. India brig. & Canal ilibbw Vale .. .... _ 6ignitlanCom.&-frd.(l Meads telegraph Do. Now ang.&Aus.Copper (Lien 'Tag. and iforemaCredi, ling.& Soottishalarln(l Vairbainilo :Foreet ( Warth in ona wl : jt ' General Credit & Dia. , ,L* IDee. Steam Navigatio . Home &Colonial as (I oagKong & China Oa uition's Bay Im.fmndCo.lisrealliee I Indian Carrying (Lim . Internat. Tinaii.Soe.(L. internat. Land Credit,L Hallam Land Italian Lrrig. (Can. Cay Do. 6 p. e. Ms. r. 187 Land fiemuitimULtut.) Loud. &Prima Trading Loa. & Calwlcon. M. (L Lon.ConittyLand &Nil Load. District Teleg.(L Loud. Finial. dam. (L.' ,Lund. 0. OrnallrasC.(L' Lond.&olaag.ling.CaiL 'Land. Provhardaillarin. Madras Intim. & Canal, sp. clit.bylndianOoe 'Mauritius Land, &o. (L. Mean. Satan. Set (Li IMerchant Shipping (L Millwall I.DI.&DoaB(L Minivan IroaWortm. Natal Land &Col C. L National Die. Com. (L National Prov. Marten NationalSteem Nov.( L NerbuddaCoalfilromis •i NewCesisolidatiMe(L.: New Quebrada, Limited' N.Zeslandl L. &SI. Ad.( L ff.fmaiand T.& Loon : Northern Mama TealL (L. ) , N. Bria Australasian (L. i N. Brik&Mentan. la.(L Orman Manna (Insure. Orlantallrinancianim. Orleuml Om (Limited)... Do. New I Orient Inland SteamiL Otago & fithland lomat !Ottmuut Om (Limited i Intuiting R. M. Steam(L.;, Do. do. MIRY. Land& Ifie.CL ‘: rminaular & Ontoent ' Do. do. New 181 N i Do. do. do. 1851 I shimmy Iron I Do. New I Itio.T.Olty Improv.(L) I 'KM ro O Janeias (Lim !Royal Mail iitrso .. ' iica.Auain. In rest. (L. I 18oe. Man. 41 , ..eypte(L 1 O. Anima M. @ En. .Moutha ustralbta La 1 liabatarinit Telegraph ,I Do Scrip 7•l.ooneernert Mato. iTharnsea Menu In.(1 )1 Trlntdad Patrolenra (L ' 'Tro.t.tA~feuey if i Us. Merles of Liver. (1 1i United Utununtr!orpg Valte.l K. Tdleg. Do. 10 per cent. pod. rill vent. Maros !m(g ) I Upper Auam Tea Van IMenteu's Laud (L ' Vlteroyof I@rpa(Mer.X Warrant num, (Link) Weetllndla&Puden:tt PREFERENCE Si North Eastern ei per Gent. sides 4200,000 tit. 10,0‘21 20 10,000 60 1000 U /1101,000 St. sten 216 100,00 IS 7.600 1111 s 7. 10 10,000, 10 100,0001 0 UAW U 00.000 I 10,000 I 10.000 00 25,000 10 10,000 80 0000001 10.010 10.0001 GO prams. 1 Salsa. .100 124 128 .'lOO / 52 65 53: .'lOOOO •• • .JlOO • 171 171 151 16a 28 SS 67 72 18 18 par }pm ad 7 aau 121 IS I}llp 4 ai— l} 01.14. 18 12 97 102 114 Se 161. 1 01d141, 016 15 14 Ms le Ydb 21 2 do 11 9 41s LS 14 189 1701 p 7 6 di' 1 .114:1 i 4 - aisi Is Is 6 9An 103 104 THE BANK OF FRANCE. (asurss's vat.soittu.) PARIS, Ocr. 31. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes as com pared with the previous account : IxeßEAsa. I Cicalae prima I ilea. 8 11/ i 4 1 114 14 zha --.—, gM* 4 18ot le 18 18 db 8) 8) 18 14 1 36 :m 4p 19 64 46 2 6 1 gl' II 1 93 IS 9 1v9119 4 3 14 181 id 141 141.. - - - dul 20 22 1 1 Ws all ti I IM 06 M M 6t 56 psi Ipe4 zs U 64 74 184 194619 tl 76 79 zd 117 21 - - 41 - 4 40 411. 34 86 36 66 I I 13 1 s1 31/T! 11 fal T •41. 71 ,:i ROYAL ARMED TREATER AND CIRCUS. —Since the opening of the Holborn Circus in May last it has been largely and fashionably attended, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales being among its earliest and staunchest supporters. Hitherto a farce or ballet has diversified the horsemanship, but the proprietors will on Monday next change their performance, not only by the introduction of new acts of equestrianism, but by the addition of novelties of continental repute. Among the amusement announced is the performance of a clever troupe of ponies, dogs, and monkeys. LONDON GENERAL ONNIRTTS COMPANY (DRUM* —Traffic receipts week ending Oct. 27, 10,430!. 16e. 4d. DISPIINEURY FOR SKIN DINIRSZN, 56, GRIAT MARLDOROUOR-BTREET, RIONNT-NTRRIT, W.—Two hundred and twenty-seven patients were relieved at this dis pensary during the week ending October 26. 1 4 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr TELEGRAPH.) (num OUR OWN cozarfroningT.) The cotton market remains quiet, and prices are In favour of purchasers. Sales about 8,000 or 10,000 bales. MINCING-LANK.-(THIS DAY.) SCGAR.-The market is firm, at the recent advance, but the business doing is less active. British West ladle, 30s. to 34.. 6d. ; Porto Rioo, 355. to 355. lid. ; Cuba mune°. vado, 325. 6d. to 33.. ; olayed Manilla, 30.. lid. ; Musco vado, 27e. 6d. Refined steady but quiet. Conan.-Tbe demand fur colonial descriptions has be- come quiet. COCOA. -The market remains quiet. At arction Trini. dad sold at 50s. to 59e. ; and Granada, 484. to :01a li:fr.-At auction currant' sold at a slight decline, and Valencia raisins are Is. to 2s per cwt. cheaper. Currants sold at 22.. to 214. ; old, lgs. to 19s. ; Valencia raisins, low to fair, %s. to 355. ; selected, 36.. to 58e. ; muscatel, oom. mon to fine, 60s. to 115 s. ; Eleme, 31s. ' • sultanas, 438. Turkey ligs, 30.. to SOs. ; Faro, 21..; Ta fi lat dates, 50a. to 635.; Jordan almonds, si. is lid. to if. ; Valencia, BSL to 911. Stier". -Pepper, black, is rather easier, other spices sold withoutohange. Pepper, Penang,Sid.; trang, id. to sad. Tellicherry, Nd. to 30. . • white Penang, ltd. to -lid. Ginger, Jamaica, 455. to 83s. ; Cochin, 425. to 100 s. ; African, 26a. to 26a. 6d. ; Cloves, Penang, 11d. to llid. ; nutmegs, la 2.1. to 2s. ' • Mace, is 841. to 2s. 9.1. Rica. -400 tons Itali ans sold, lls. 6d. to 11s. 91. • 100 tons red Coogo, 10e. 3d. landed ; and 50 tons Deco% at 13s. 3d. _ Re m. —No sales to report. Corrox.—The market hu again boon quiet, and prices are easier. JeTE.-2,000 bales have been sold at Ins. per ton dr cline ; common to fine, 171. to ?LI . ; rejections, 161. 13e. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Prime ere quoted aq follows : Town tallow, 41s. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. ; Year, 435. 9d. to 435. Gd. ; December, 445. to 4.1 e. 9d. ; Spring, 445. 6d.; March, 445. 9d. to 455. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There were • few more beasts than on Thu May last. It is difficult to maintain Monday's quotations throughout. Several inferior qualities remain unsold. There were also • few more sheep, and trade is very heavy. We have • good demand for calves. Choice ones are dearer. Our foreign supply calesists of Hi beasts, 360 sheep, 51 calves, and XI pigs. Per stone of Silo td.t d. Per stone of MM. a. d. td. Best Scts, Herold*. 4 8 5 0 I •Bost Dna& HI-1148h 0 0 0 0 Seat Short-horns 4 0 4 S ; Beat Lons.woola.... 4 4 4 8 Second goal. beasts 2 4 3 4 I Do. do. Shorn.... 0 to 0 0 Calves Pfga Best Dnattflltteedi 4 8 6 0 1 Limbs ....... 0 0 0 Beasts at market, 7to ; sheep and lambs. !Jae; calves, 2.12 210 . _ SMITIIFIELD HAY MARKET.—(TIII3 DAY.) Mr. Charles James Banton rosiorts trade skiir at the fol lowing prices, vis. :—Prims clover. 90a. to 10.5 a. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 75a ; prime hay, 725. 61. to tMs. ; info. rior ditto, Ma. to 60s. ; straw, Ms. to 38s. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKET& LIVINtPooL, Oct. 30.-Beles : Caledonian, 89 9 818 if 751 8 71--Great Zaatern, 321 I—Lancashire and York/tarn, 1271 7 I—Luotion and North Wotan, 1141 I 4 1 1I 1— Mancheeter. Sheffield. and Llaeolnahlre, 461 —Metropolitan. 132—Mtelland. 1151 I—North British, 534 1-Bouth East ern, 671 f I—Don Pedro North Del Key, 1 o p.—Grasid Trunk of Canada, 171-1111Dois lentral. lanataldre Insu rance, p.—Llverpool and London and Globe Flre 0,8.1 Life, 6I p. —British and Irish 11agnetle Telegraph A, gel—Liverpool is change, t,—Pacific Steam, 741. MANCITUSTIOt. Ocr. 36—Marice4 flat. Atlamic TadegraPh Pref. Eight per Cents., 70—District Bank. 1 , 1 p.—Great Eastern, 87 I t}-least Luaenibeellt , 6 6-16--Grwit Northern A, 113 12313 I .—Treat Western. 414--Lancashire Neva:lee, 1 don. Brndaton, and South Coast, AS—London and North Wes tern. 1181 —Manchester and County Bank iUioite,l ,31 p Manchester, Miselekl. and Lancolnshire, 4.61 1-1144.ropolitan, 1221 If I ;111 114 17:—.s..ath Eastern, C7l 7,—rtilted States 5-80 Yters' Bonds, 091—Cal. doulan, tat: 181187111118718713. BlintOtaillalt, OCT. 30.—Badness done: Lloyd*. Bank shares 11,1mited‘ at 7 pm. and Leeinfooki Cannel and Gas t' shares Li mited:, at It.. 6d. per share. Closing prices : Ked.litch Railway shared, buyers. at 71: Great Western hallway stoe4,lllrminidiain Guaranteed 31 per cent., teller*, st 66; Warwick awl 'tinnily:Mtn Canal, buyers, at 43. Wolverhampton and MAE .rdsbire Bank 1,41yer4, at ui ; Wolverhampton Gas ;New , , sl.4r. a sellers, at 71 pm lammmt,r Wu..n .limited 121 to 13: 11 .-11era 1 Strain Navigation share.. Anvers. at N 1; and Thomas Adams and Com pany ;Limited:, buyers, at 1 pm SOUTHALL CATTLE MARKET, OtT. 30.--The trade to-day was slack. The market was opened to-day for beasts, after a closing of one year and nine months. Beef made from .is. to is. ; mutton, 3s. 10,1. to ; teal, 4s. lid. to ss. 4d. ; pork, 3s. to 4s. lid. per stuns of bibs., sinking the offal. ROMFORD MARKET. -Yesterday businote was but moderate and prices continued low. The following were the average quotations : Sheep, best wethers, 4a. M. to 4s. 10,L ; secondary sorts, 4s. to 4s. 4d.: and aurae and inferior sheep, 3a. 61. to 3s. 10d. Pipe: email well fatted porkers, 41. to 4s. 4d. ; and large bogs, 3a. gd. to 3s. lad. Store pigs, 16s. to 2a. a head. The poultry market was well supplied. Geese were sold at is. to is. Cal. each, and fowls 4s. 6d. to 64. 6d. a couple, and ducks ss. to lio. per ditto, and roasting . pigs 54. to 14. each. DEATH OF A POET AND JOURNALIST IN CALIFOR NIA,-San Francisco, Cal., Monday, Oct. 7.-John R. Ridge die] at Grass Valley, Oct. 11. 111* was • California politician, poet arid journalist, and his father was chief of the Cherokee nation. -Nero York Ames. 1 1 lfe lie 17 39 3 II _id 271 13 17 8 18-18 646 -.. 361 711 - 14 ni t z 1 491 17i I _&a H 1-16 _d 9-161 I 1-16 14 An T 7 id - ills 4 pm r 11 in 11 si 9 4 S 3