The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-24 00:00:00

SE(1)311) EDITION. iN TELI,R;ENCE.-(THIS DAY.) corm BANKRUPTCY. f, NI:. Conamiasioner Bacon.) is . :; ‘in t e 4,1,W • Lush, sal and rownrussiim agent, of •: 1.:11 . ••1 , i . t ty. lie was adjudicate.' upon ,sl I I I llK . Otitit Oltripany l), and • .1! i for his reloase trout the Faso: .'..t• I 1:1.ti.11. . .1 tis• l.sulrupt it was stated that if released rd to . aa.ist in the realisation of his tv.priw,l e.tuities of redemption of property was granted. mewl-sit WU. Jay. act , , rite.' as of Ruislip. sear Uxbridge, r mplovtneut, asked to be discharged • . Mere are n e a.sets. • at ts area for the official assigner. • state that his wife had a separate In a y.'ar. He was formerly a silk mercer, but • business for six yours. Was previously , • .St 2. and again in 1564. Had not taken up discharge i.nder his last bankruptcy. . p..iiitea out that bankrupt, under colour of • owe derived through his wife, had been living . l cure of his creditors. - tttng was adjourned sine die, with liberty to the to come up again after takint, up the order of • :se under his last bankruptcy. POLICE COURTS.-(TUTS DAY.) CLERK EMELL. F 1101•11171740. •. • ;n Purke. aged 25. a rropertable-looking young •,. who gore her addrees ut i. Smi.h-street. Clerken h.•rlt-folds, ehalged before Mr. ct Eyncourt 3: , ng [tern 1i1,43e the shop of Z.-1.1. Boswell-road. a , ,k. the rt.leity of Mr. r;amuel lieniaton, a linen •. %..lue 10e. • • ,:.., attentoon the prisoner went intothe shopand I- ameuhtim: to '2l. Its., which she said would . tyre were kit at No. 4, Smith-street. The • u. iu ,oni i •any with the prisoner, took the the aiid•ess given, and the landlady said she • pn.. ner. but she had not seen her for the last The woman was then given into custody, w..y to the statiou droppel a cloak which 1. the comeer near where she had been sitting. r.rr .nisi sl.e was vei, sorry for what she had • e roi. Dave doee it had she been sober. sad the prisoner was quite sober at the • la t onnnitted the prisoner to the Middle : RYLEBONE. INTF•OrtDCCAST APPLICAI7ON. ••• : iiy about dti years of age, entered the hi:rimed 3.lr:3lansfield she wished to u. She raid —1 have come to ask you af , a,:sitist a hisirdrwser in the i Caln.len-town for cutting off I went to his shop last week v I air dressed. and on my return r.c that a portion of the •.. ~, I , bred cut oti. lin Wednesday I ~, a a n and had my hair dressed by y :.• nmy S , Mant camp :o do my r• • I. i 'e' n cut ••ff the other Al'. I- •,t extra oil:nary apiiihntion y•• I. y• I hsvr •-ustained auy injury ity curt. .:. e:r. the-4. hair : 'Ace • 1 head, and a pive is t .y into curls au i sell - t. - t c ur scrvant hare cut it' L c at, Lo. 1 atu Le:tLiu n wa, , not my ' • I.l—Wlia• salt ::.^.t of dannze 4.11 yeii sup ,. •inst:iin , .1: • -1 cans t • 'l. • t.• 11 you what to do. G. to the and t l c 0.. t a Omit ar.siu=t either the • •.-•lt.t. 1 •y"i.g, y ur I.amogos at say lot. • t —Put T... -•.C, sir. it is -toiling. : mint help you ,wt—Thank y 2.1. . ~ •, , • 1.•,t , • . L. k.r, a wasnan abant 10 years with a chili in her arms. was brought before Mr. charged with Is iv_ cows-rm. 4 m a bunclary at the -elling-In inst. No. 11. s: Commercial-road F.ast, ....I stealing • sie 1w petticoats. and other articles, e priAs.rty Ma L.:t,l Thursdar aft( rn • . - as instable Crawley saw the --iner is lislarn-street. Whi,cchape. cariyiug a large A man who wss in earnest cancersation with her ilkaig by Lcr s'i'e. 11. , y as far as Flower - : an-street. n a•til o.ber had charac which the pc l4 ceman approached awl the man ran . sixes disa ppeai ed. Crawley ti . iok the prisoner into - and obtaiue 1 posse-.ion of the bundle, which : the alt:clea cenmeratcd to tae charge-sheet and . :v'. lie asked the prboner vhese she obtained whist sl•e leered that a min gave them • - • carry. She was taken before Mr. Newton at --hil•-stitet rotice-r ,, ,lrt on Friday, and he dis :.• and directed Crawley to retain pos:ewsion of !ty and :.nest the prhoner aitaiti if an owner ' " 3h,:tr(ll. of Sr.. 11. Colet-place. now identi l.'!e f the property which belonged to her hus . r7ant. Her dwelling was broken into on • • • -.Sr :a --t or arly nn aVednesday morning. and :he hur..i!e stolen from the back kitchen • thi- u.e. , 1 the prisoner. . .17..43 - ‘'E OF d BOATISO PARTY. • - •"r rirr: LIVES. . ;. 1. , :rt2) . of Aveitlenien r..- , y, :ar a trip to the , ••••.t s in a gig belongiwr , • • .•• .• ": .1. evening of the • d to their wimber, left . • -• . tve i•er•iins. namely, Jere ' ..s ilc,. . • ..71:, of Mor4aWs-laire, • • l.00don: . 1% • 4.d.ircl, Esq., superior eLgaged ../3 a the carrying of Aulection with the Alayisinian expedition ; .: . .:•1. Esq.. Lib brother. engineer of the Gui.rn • harbour works; Dr. Gatehouse, a medial who Las been for a time residing with his and Mr. Mansell Renouf, a seaman and •i ti.e lighthouse on Castle Cornet breakwater. •:* was teen to trace Ifavre Goeselin, Sark, for •:• a distance of between six and seven miles) at al...re mentioned. and up to the present time 4 p.m.) has not been seen or heard of. The presumption is that the whole of the it were drowned during the voyage, the weather '.:Le being very squally, awl the tide unfortunately ::Len..—Geri•hity Mail eel Telegraph, Oct. 22. 7111: ACCILENT IN MOLEY-STREET. INQUEST (fills DAY). 'lbis morning, Mr. J. W. Farm, the coroner for city of London and the borough of Southwark, held en ..iuiry at Guy's lito•pit .1 into the circumstances attend ng tLa .1. ath of aumes IMbhin, aged 36. who was :lied by the accident iu luoley-Ateet on Wednesday last, ,r other men being injured at the name time. Frtsierick Winch said he was a labourer. About half ; 4 on 'Wednesday he was in a warehouse at James .: r , Toolcy-Are , .t. with three o'sher men. He was en •! mking down a p . le of rice. The rite was • • ags on the flags about 16 bags high. Three en were on the top of the pie. The man who was •thod ou the pile of rice. Some one called out • aside," and willies saw another pile of rice was Bebre witnss had bale to get away, e•. , struck down by the pile. and eons ne fell on the deceresd man, carts bag weighel Could 7.,-t tell whit made the pile come 1 e we'e a Art at tinily rat - . in the warehouse, •' • - might have eaten the rice away at the basement • • 1..1e which fell. The pile wants came down was ,ssways, and it was aboal. fifteen feat high. ••: ••• • • I witness raid he saw the pile give Way from the :•• d..ceared was picked out of the pile insensible. .• --tucked in a proper way. The pile which fell born the pile on which the men worked. • the ruts wade holts iu the bags and the rice • i: 7.1 , .n. the foreman at the wharf, said the bags • p 1:y ,tnekeil, the bags being crossed. The pile oken down was very much eaten by rats. • oee that he could assign for the accident was ' '•L i. , 01 weakened the pile. • .I videnee went to show that there was no ' • o, e on the body of the deceased; no ribs oil the death was omen by suffocation. ?he pile shout four minutes. 7. tvu.al a verdict of " Aceidental death." • • r. I 11/ NS. - /lort:ible iinsw.nger ear ~ .1 'humph the city yeiderday littrect.“l an ' ' the velocipede which wen wheeled • " lietonn. Everybody feel. interrsiteil in • •.! h', t.,r everybody known that the great want .ty proper mean, of locomotion. Tee • ' 1 ,,, wc‘11, make,' a 'loins like thunder, and the i.volvon awfully hard work ; and it in evident • *: ..r tEurn in exactly the thing for which we are waiting. We should next like to see a trial ; i4 • I.ttain - cab (sheet cob) of J. K. Fisbor.— . THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY kVININCI, 00 FOB ER 24, 1868. LATEST SPORTING INTELLWESVE (ant imumaaris.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(TMB DAY.) £lOO PLATE. Tonitret .. .. I• • .. Wales .. .. Shit nimher f .. .. • • 16 r:in. lIANI)ICAP PLATE. Peleliu" Sycee.. 9 ran. SWF.F.PSTAIiES 10 SOVS. Vulcan Lady Alice c 6 ran. MATCH. Michael de Remo beat Prince Imperial. HOU t 3 II TON HANDICAP. Head Centre .. Mir Sarah .. • • 12 ran. MAIDEN PLATE. T.Y.C. 2.10. Achilles, Duke of Devonshire, Dodona, Jenny Haw thorne, E.geau, Miss Whip f, Perry Down, Clue lkom. Behillorpe, buckenham'e dam f, Plum Pudding f, Neuf chatel, Plunger. Wild Roe, Clemency, Uinta, PeaboJy, Wrestler, andZopolyn arc here. SWEEPSTAKES. 5 ion. B.S.C. 3.5. Litheau Lurie Wdd }'lower, Yorniu~ V Ktar, Pompeii, Vulcan, Hippodamia f, l'innterr, Elmira, and Cater are here. SPORTING NOTES. THE EARL OP STAMFORD'S RACING STUD.—Wo are informed on the best authority that the Earl of Stam ford Las decided to sell the whole of his racing stud, re taining only the brood mares, which are very valuable. Ills lord:hip has expended tome 4.10,0001. on the turf since his connection with it, therefore th 3 loss of such a sup porter will no duubt be telt. —lost. At a meeting of the Jockey Club on Aredneulay last it was iesolvid, on the motion of Admiral Rm.'s, *mended by the Duke of Newcastle, "That the 39th rule of the Jockey Club be altered as follows :—• No moo C. 411 be run at Newmarket with three year olds and upwaris over a shorter distance than the T.Y.C. liters with two and three year olds shall not be less than tire furlongs. Two year old plated and stakes may be run any course nut less Dula half u Enda.' " Tte teas that 27 lots, the reputed property of Mx. Padwiel, coal* to the hammer at Albert gate on llorday twat. Color isiog among thous such public animals as The Earl, Athena, ate., with a number of pro misieg lwo-vear-olds, the sale will doubtless give rise to such speculation. bats Lap/ states that Mr. Padwick hes tefumed au offer of 3,00 U .overeigus for his Derby cult Euhus. Acerryrrr AT NEWMAIMIT.—EIIersIie. a two year old colt of Mr. Ale:tanner's. while running in a tit) l'hite at Newmarket yesterday. fell, and came to the ground with such zuree. that both horbeand jockey eltolte ; lay tor soiae time as it lifeless. We regret to say that lloite's collar bone was broken. and that he was otherwise severely (taken not the lad is progressing favourably. The hors. was foe rd to be to much injured that he had to bo des stioyetl :Jiro! irninedia.e',y. -N. al .J ! 11t sty AV toy ipso. -21 tie .Vorfsmaa says that on Thun (lay un•ltt, at Newmarket, when Paul Jones was in pee, ro, ce 10,. the Liverpool Cup at 6 to 1, Mr. Ottptu tr, n offc. cd to bet adekt, or any part of it. that 1 e world name an outsider at 40 to 1 wi- 0 would beat l'a.a Jones. the name of the animal to be snack up until niter the race. The otter Wu+ nun or. e r red. The same jout nal states that at New mai le, Su 1 ,eileriek Johnstone took likU to le that he iode the winner of the Liverpool Stran.l National in lbo; Le a:te. wards took likki to 10 that Pearl Direr would win. and that he would ride him, supplenieutmg it with an over to take 10ou to la about the same.— The •Spb, Gr.:We says that in the course of the week bin. J. 13. Morris bo;!all his large yowling boat on the Derby 1410, and during the useecang laud the fol lowing bets - :-40,u0n to bed against each of the tohowing five o: S.r Jo eph llawhet +:— Filly by lionnauby out o Va7a, filly by Asteroid nut ot Madame LglanCue. filly be Asteroid out of gillyflower. Lily by Asteroid out o" Salamanca, and filly by lhormanby oat Bas Bled; 40,01.10 to 600 against each et". the lullcwing six of the Bake of New castle's by Newminstar oat o: Dutchman's Dew:liter; Nap:ec, by Civet oat of P.itienoe; Podesta by Stockwell oat et: ComadMa ; Coe:salt, by St. Albans out of Aquamarine; Diciest, by Laid of the ls'es out of Mag on the Wing ; Yanelone, and brown cob. by Dollar oat of Car lotta by tnlando ; and 40,000 to 000 ibminst Mr. Chaplin's yearling filly by Newm'uster out of Caller Ou. lOot ON eIIOCTMO AT NkIyntARZYT. —A match which excited no inconsiderable amount of interei was decided; last "Wesineselay morning iu the paddock belonging to Lo'd Stunt - on& The couteatants wet e Sir Chailas Legard and Sr Fteelmick John-Zone. both of whoa have firmed in a frost pionlineat positioa during the past shooting season of the (jun Club at Burlingham Park. The con ditions weee bards each. at twenty-flve rbe, live trap?, fo • 60/. a ride. Slr Chat•ki Le; s ard eventually won, scoring four Lea 19 his opponent's thirteen. DA CVLANSO AND PHI PISHOF OP OXFORD. List July the Bishop of Oxford aseattid the Rouse of Lords that " Dr. Colenso had received Firste remonstrances, brotherly counsel, the tenderest and kind est mensal, from his semipro at home, and such counsel had led him only to some new outbreak of Ti 0101100." The MPhil) of Natal has read this, ho says, with amacement. In disproof ho refers to his published reply in 1843, to the circular letter of the bishops calling upon him to resign his see. In that reply he wrote :—" I share very deeply in your grace's expression of regret that your first act of intercourse with me should have been of this character, and I am painfully sensible of the fact that, ever since my landing in this country—with the exception of one letter from the Bishop of Oxford more than six months ago, and a message from the Bishop of Capetown to the elect that the Bishop of St. Asaph had exprersed a readiness to discuss my views (upon tho lthmans) with me, if I chose to visit him for that purpose —not a single expression of sympathy or brotherly kind ness has reached me from any one of my episcopal brethren in England or Ireland, though it was well known that I aas suffering under groat mental trial and per plexity." The Archbishop of Canterbury seems to have told the Bishop of Capetown that he was willing to hold an amicable conference with Dr. Cabrillo, and Mil grace understood that this was declined. But it &preen that the bishop did not in any way oonvey the message. Dr. Colemo wrote to him to my that he should be most glad to meet singly and privately " with any bishop who, either from a sense of duty to the Church and to what he believed to be the truth, or from • feeling of charity towards a brother whom he wished to recover, would be williug to moot and discuss with me any of the questions raised in my Commentary." To the archbishop Dr. Colenso wrote in a second letter:— "I cannot doubt that I might have profited: much by friendly counsel from some, at least, of my episcopal brethren, if any such had been offered. Au I 011 this ac count alone I must especially regret the complete st.tto of isolation in which 1 have been left by theta, up ni re turning to my native land after some years of Lamer in the missionary field." From that time to this, writes the Bishop of Natal from his diocese to the Tinges of to-day, " not a single word of sympathy, brotherly counsel,' or 'private re mousti suet' of any kind less reached mo from any sue of my ' w niors at home.' 1 em not now complaining of this— I only state the fact ; and I am very sensible of the love of justice and fair play which some of the bishops have manifested in their public utterances. But I am utterly at • lose to account fur Bishop Wilberforce's making the above assertion." ANOTHER EAIinIQUAKE AT SAN FRANCISCO. PHILADELPIIIA, nor. _23, 6 vit. Another earthquake is reported to hare taken place at San Francisco on the evening of tba22ini. The people, in an excited state, thronged the streets during the night. The damage is Mated to be 81310.—Tinere (recond edition). - - WRECK OF A GOVERNMENT VESSEL. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. The transaetions in the markets for public secu rities show a preponderance of sales, and quota tions are rather dull. The reduction, how ever, is neither general nor important, the amount of business being limited. Consols have declined 1-16 per cent., but the Three per Cents. Reduced and Now Three per Cents. are un changed. Foreign bonds have receded A- to 1, upon realisations in anticipation of the fortnightly settlement, which will conssaenoe next Wednes day. Nearly all the railway stocks are un altered. The applications for discount se upon a mode rate scale, and choice paper is taken at 1f to 1# per cent. The charge for loans in the Stock Ez changeris 1 per coat. Consols are at 04f for money and tbe account (November 5) ; and the Three per Ceuta. Seduced and New Three per Cents., 93 to 1. In the vailway market Brighton and South Eastern stacks have advanced 1 per oent., while Great Northern A has declined to the same extent. Prices are quoted as follows : Caledonian, 711 to 1; London and North Western, 112 to 1; Great Western, 481 to ; Midland, 1121 to 113; London and South Western, 871 to 881 ; Great Eastern, 411 to 4 ; Brighton, 511 to 521; South Eastern. 781 to 1 ; Metropo litan, 1061 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1071 to 108 ; ditto A, 1061 to 1071 ; Lancashire and York • shire, 1281 to 129 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 1; and Manchestet, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 481 to 1. A further reduction is apparent in foreign bonds. Turkish of 1858 have declined per cent. ; ditto of 1865, ' ; and Italian of 1861, P e ruvian of 1865, and Spanish of 1867, 1. Subjoined aro the quotations :—Brazilian of 1863, 79 to 1; Chilian of 1867, 941 to 95 ; Egyptian of 1864, 811 to 821, cx div. ; Italian of 1861, 33 to 1 ; Mexican, 151 to 164 ; Peruvian o 184;5, 81 . 1 to 82 ; Nicolai Railway Loan, 681 to 1; 3itto Orel, 821 to 831, cx div. ; ditto Moscow-jsroslaw, 831 to 1; Sranizh of 1867, 331 to : ; Turkish of 1858, 671 to 68 ; ditto of 1862, 691 to 70 ; and ditto of 1865, 401 to 411. Indian stocks are without variation. Tbo Ten and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 214 to 217 ; the Five, 1141 to 113; the Four, 1021 to 1032; the Bonds, 18s. to 235. prem. ; and the Deben tures, 1051 to 106. Bank Stock, 242 to 214, and Exchequer Bills, 178. to 21s. prom. Bank shares exhibit no movement. Anglo- Austrian, 61 to 7: prem.; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11 prem. ; Consolidated, 1 to 1 prem.; London and Westminster, 641 to ; London and County, 482 to 491; and Union of Loadon, 331 to 341. Miscellaneous securities arc inactive. General Credit, 21 to 2i dis. ; International Financial, 1 3-16 to 3-111 dis. ; National Discount, 111 to 121; Ilud:on's Bay, 151 to :; Telegraph Con struction, 1.4 to ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3 ; ', to 4; ; and Anglo-A.use rscan, 211 to 1. United States 3-2 U Bonds are steady, at 721 to Italian Tobacco Loan Scrip has improvoil k to 1 per cent., the present price being 22 to 2 prem. TWO O'CLOCK. Consols are slightly firmer than at 1 o'clock, at 94 to 4 both for money and the account. With respect to railway stocks, Metropolitan and Caledonian are 4to per cent. lower, at 1061 to ; and 711 to 1 respectively. Great Easstern, 41! tog; London and North Western, 112 to 1; and Great Western, 48 to E hn the foreign stock market a slightly bettor feeling is apparent. Italian of 1861, 331 to 1; Turkish of 1863, 401 to 41; Spanish of 1867, 33; to 1 ; and Peruvian of Ib6a, 811 to 82. Bar gold, valued at 72,0001., was sent into the Bank yeAerday. The steamer Ceylon will take to-day 20,0001. in gold and 6,7001._in silver for Bombay. Transactions took place yesterday in bar silver at .)s. Ogd. per ounce, showing a trifling advance. There is a moderate demand for the East, and the supply here is limited. The tendency o the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was a -min unfaveurable, the rates being somewhat worse for this country as iegaids bills on Holland, Belgium, France, Italy, and 8:, Petersburg. The list is subjoined : Aniaterdiar - , 3 months, 12.0 to 12.0!...• ditto. abort, 11.13 to 11.19 ; Botiardnin, 3 mouths, 12.0 to 12.04 • Antwerp, 3 months, 24.34 to 2.3.43; H . ',sell', 3 mouth; 25.35 to 25.10 • ILimbro' and Att.m3. 3 mouths, 13.10 to 13.10 • Ber l in. Cologne , &r., 3 months, 6.2 to 6.27 ; St. Pateir.butg.3 mouths. ;.24 to 32; ; fans, short, 2 s. to 25.20 thin, ' 3 rtneith'i, 25.34 to 2A.3.; 31s saii'es. 3 months, 25.30 to 25.31 ; Ponikrort-ou-the-Maine, months, 120. to 120 ; Virunn , 3 months, 11.75 t 3 11.h0; Trieste, 3 months. 11.7., to 11.x0; Madrid, 3 months, 43 to 4: ; Santander, 3 months, 43 to 4ij; Cadis, 3 months 43: to 43 ; Serdle, 3 months, 11.1' to 4,, ALalari, 3 months, CI to 4.' • Valencia, 3 months, 4:1 to 4,1 ; Barcelona , 3 mon t hs, 431 to 4•4; Bilbao, 3 months, 48 to 47 , ; Valladolid. 3 month, It to 1:1; Saragossa, 3 months, 43 to 471 • Leghorn, 3 mouths, 27.14 to 27.50 ; Genoa, 3 months, 24.15 to 27.50; Naples, 3 months, 27.43 to 273,0; Palermo, 3 months. 27.15 to 27.L0 t Messina, 3 months, 27.'3 to 27.50; Lisbon. 90 days' date, 621 to 1.21 ; Oporto, 90 days date, 6.! to 521. The Council of Indio will receive tenders on the 4th prox. for bills on Calcutta and Madras to the amount of 200,0001. - -•- At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is still only 1; per cent.; at Frankfort and Brussels, 2; at Hamburg and Amsterdam, 2}; at Berlin, 3 ; at Vienna, 4 ; at Turin, 4; ; and at St. Peters burg, 5; per cent. The joint traffic return of the Caledonian and North British Railways shows this week an in crease of 5,4671. over last year. With regard to the half-yearly dividend of the Pernambuco Railway Company, which the lately published report announced as payable in a de ferred warrant, it was decided at the half-yearly meeting held on Thursday to make the payment in cash ; and the warrants accordingly went out yes terday for immediate payment. The annexed notice to the hollers of certificates of debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company has just been sent out. It bears the signature of Mr. Samuel Laing as chair man, Sir William Russell as vice-chairman, and of the under-mentioned as directors—viz., Messrs. John }lido!, E. F. Satterthwaitc, E. L. J. Rids dale, and F. W. Oewel : We beg to call the attention of the holders of eertificates of debenture to the teems of the proposed scheme for ar rangement of the affairs of this company, which were unanimously approved at a meeting of the debenture holders held on 24th July last, and are part of a general scheme approved by . the whole body of creditors of the company at a meeting held on 27th July last. It is essential 'to the oat of these terms that the re ceiver in America should be at the earliest poe eible moment, and the sanction of e Court of Chancery here given to that step, in order to ensure which it is de sirable that there should be before the court evidence of the assent of the greatest practicable number of the holders of certificates of debenture to the scheme. We, therefore, desire to urge upon you the expediency of your signifying your assent without delay, for which purpose the neces sary forms can be obtained, on application to the secre tary, at the offices of the company, 5, Westminster-cham bers, Victoria-street, London. A meeting of the St. Thomas's Floating Dock Company will be held on the 3rd of November, to consider the proposal of the board to voluntarily wind up the undertaking, is being proved that tho company" cannot, by reason of its liabilities, con tinue its business." The half-yearly meeting of the Madras Railway Company in called for the 6i Li of November. It is notified that tho Hercules Insurance Com pany have determined upon discontinuing tho marine branch of their business at the m►d of the current month. Subjoinod ace the quotations of insurance, pg. STICIDE TBROUGH TEE LOSS OF A This morning a singular suicide was committed in Bethnal-green by a young man, whose sweetheart, a pretty girl, was about to leave Eng lard for Australia. The deceased was Charles 11 Miilan, a boo:maker, living at 19, Emma-street, and he was in comfortable business ciscumstances. lie was 2P years o; age, and for the last two years he was keepinl company with a youg . woman, Alit Chapman. Re was very fond o her, but a shoat tine ago she told Lim that she was Going to pay her passage to Australia. He imp'-c.l of her Dot to leave him alone in Betlinal-gieen. She refumel to stop in EtvTland, and he e.:y sad. He Lad several unesings wish her coin g tl.e asst few days. but all his entreaties were of no cs oil. emi she declared that she would leave the country. lest e%tiong he said to his landlmd, Ur. Jones Roberts, •• lam piing away and you will never see me again. I owe you something, and I wish to settle with you Lefote I go. 1 have ten pain of boots made. lake tl.ite nue sell them. You will also find two more at a laer their. that will make twelve. In the back yard I have a Boat. Next Saturday week raffle him, and what the , goat and boots will b:ing will pay you all. Good-bye. He then went upstairs to his room, aml he was not seen alive afterwards. Luring last night he was beard walking about his room, and this morumg it was discovered that he had hanged himself. Yesterday Mr. Beverdy Johnson had a cruise on the Mertey, passing the Birkenhead Docks and Laird's Building Yard, Mr. Laird himself accompanying him. To-day his excellency haves Liverpool for Knowsley, the mat of the Earl of Derby, where he will remain until Monday. TILE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURT.—Upon in quiries being made yesterday it was stated that the health of the Archbishop of Canterbury has gradually though slowly improved, and that it is hoped be will be able to resume the active duties of his episcopate in the course of a few days. His lordship was to have held • visitation of the clergy of the diocese in the course of the autumn, but that intention his grace will not, it is said, be able to carry out. TIIE PniscE CoNsoiren STATUE AT Ill'LL.—At a meeting of the Hull Town Council on Thuriday, the inuyor read a letter which he had addressed to Sir T. M. enclosing reports of the proceedings at the recta inauguration of the Albert Memorial Statue, and Hi, reply scut to him expressing the gratitude of her lifajosty " for the true appreciation of the character of the !line° Contort which was displayed, and fur the kind feelings o f the inhabitants of Hull," and her regret that toile of the members of the royal family wore able to be In - cut at the ceremony. WELLINGTON COLLEGE.—FOOTBALL.-1110 old Wellingionian match has been fixed for Saturday, the 31st of October. EioN GoLLEGE.—The Rev. George John Dupuis, Senior Fellow, has been elected to the Vice-Peovostehip, vecanL by the death of the Rev. Thomas Carter ; the Rev. W. A. Cadiz a ;II be Bulbar. EOYAL COMMISSION ON PRIMARY EDUCATION (TAY.LANI/).—The Royal Commission on Primary Educa tion met yesterday at the of f i ces of the commiasion, Upper &tamale-street, Dublin. There were present :— The Earl of lkiwia, the Earl of Dunraven, Judge Morris, Master Brooke, Rev. Dr. Wilson, Rev. B. M. Cuwie, Mr. Dail" Mr. Stokes, Professor Sullivan, and Mr. Waldron. The secretaries, Messrs. May and Dunne, were in attendance. A CONSERVATIVZ MINISTER ON PROMO:SM. At a dinner given by the Mayor of Neweastle-under-Lyme on Thursday evening, Mr. Adderley re.pondad for the House of Commons. In the course of his remarks the right hon. gentleman said, after twenty-eight years' ser vice iu puilianicut, he felt like a traveller who, in the enure or a long awl uiduour journey, hail attained a lofty rids a from which the broad country over he had still to pass lay before him in all its interest and vastnms, giving new mope to the imagination. lie looked buck eith affectionate and proud associations over the country already Ravened, and regarded the new pro spectwith the confidence and hope which blIC:111111 an J I ALIT)IIII- a member of the nation pro-eminent amonq the nations of the earth for habit,' of self-reliams and sell-administration. With his own particular views he might ray that he looked to the pust not WI au act of memory only but for precedent and example, and ho looked 1.41 the future nut for novelty but for progn"s free progress in the direction already trodden. In that refuse he accepted gratefully the toast of th.t Heise of Commons, regarding the out-going House of (*Ammons with hidotsg attachment, and the in-coming House of Comitteuub with sanguine auticipationo. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Mr. Cony, M.P., First Lord of the Admiralty, accompanied by Vice-Admiral Sir Sidney Co'pop Dacres, C.D., and Captain Brandreth, DN., private sorzetary, haring concluded his visit to Portsmouth dockyard, left that port yesterday morning for Portland, Devonport, and Pi inhroke, in continuance of his inspection of tto scveial dockyards. Ike dray and Nary Gazette says that the ilelatea is °Wired to be ready for sea by the let Nov., but it is possible that she may leave earlier if :kgreeoble to her 1.181 csitiiin. It is Had that Colonel Frroor, VA% 01 the 11th llus:ars, will be ors, uttadwil to the duku's stud doiim; his royal highness's visit to India. - - The saute authority hwi the following intrlli gruce he govetunteut have come to the resolution of at olleo ?cation% our military strength in Canada by two leittahr•ns. The tent will now impala at liibraltar, the ud battalion Inth litou;;ht home at once from Itailackes, and the 4;th being itipbsoed at Halifax by a battaliuu,rt.bal.ly the Ist battalion Title Brigade, from Canada, which will not be Obeyed. 'I'M, 1110th Ile :iment, fn-nn al,•utneal, will eso tan liromtlit Lorne at once. It is very pioluble that a gene-al war medial is about to he issued which, with a distinctive clasp, will he g,vi ti to tlio.‘e ingsfied in the Abyssinian, New Zealand, or the Indian frontier wars. it will likevrisse be available as tepid& future operations of a similar kind. The last two ministerial promotions give advancement to two ex istsalay soldiers. Colonel Taylor, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, is an old Carabinier. while Mr. Nod, who succeeds him as Secretary of the Treasury, was for several years a popular offices of the 11th Ilussars, A letter in the Athenenins, from Mr. Ifolman Hunt, fisted " Florence, October," contains, as the result of personal observation, some interesting par ticulars respecting the present condition of Titian's Vinus. The writer, after testifying to the care whit)* has been taken of this celebrated work, toys, " the whole painting is in great danger from the extension of what may appropriately enough ho called cobweb cracks over the whole surface, each crack belong ing to a system, starring away from and circling around a central point, and extending itself until it m -di with a neighbouring web of cracks." The injury is, it is added, probably of old dots. The - Indi Te rolance Bel l e of yesterday:contains a long report of the commencement of the procxdings against Mr. Doulton before the Correctional Tribunal of Brussels. The witnesses were eleven in number. After the Precursor Royal had stated the nature of the cake the President said, " I have received from the defendant Doulton several letters. One of those letters informs us that he will not come. In another, Doulton challenges our competency. He asserts that the offence, if offence there be, was not committed in Belgium, and in the second place he contends that no offence has been com mitted. These two allegations are accompanied with comments which the tribunal will have to consider." The examination of the witnesses was then proceeded with. A fire occurred last night on the premises of Mr. William Evans, • greengrocer, of Bethnal-green, having been caused by the upsetting of a spirit lamp. The spirits ran along the floor ins blaze, setting tire to the dress of a child of Mrs. Evans, five years old, who was very seriously burnt. She was taken to the hospital, where she remains without the least chance of recovery. EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE OF A DATFLE DEALER. —Shortly after 4 o'clock on Thursday morning week, a cattle train from the north arrived at Tebay station. It happened that the van came to a stand still upon a skew bridge which spans the river Lune, and as ono of the railway officials was going round to see if all was nght, he noticed Mr. Thomas Hunter, one of the dealers who, it would seem, had been having a nap, come out of the van and get up on the parapet, which he mistook fur the platform. He then fell over into the water. One of his comrades shouted "Tommy, where are you And as soon as Tommy had time to articulate he exclaimed, "I am here, but I have lost my bat." He fell in about four feet of water. Had he gone over at any other place he would have been killed upon the spot. Lights were procured, and after Tommy wee got out he found himself able to proceed on his journey, and with the exception of • ducking, he was little or no worse for his strange mishap.— Westmoreland Gazette. MELANCHOLY DEnvi 'sr PoteoNiNo.—Dr. Tyr rell, coroner for the county Down, held an inquest at Kilkeel, on Monday evening the 19th inst., on the body of Margaret 21•Dowell, widow, aged fifty-three years. The deceared felt rather unwell on Sunday morning, and she desired her little daughter, &led thirteen, to mix a quantity of Eporn salts which she would find in a canister on the fire board. The little girl did as de sired, and when deceased bad taken the physic she ex claimed she was poisoned. A neighbour woman was sent for, when deceased told her also she was poisoned, and ex plained that there had been a quantity of oxalic acid in the canister, which another daughter had born using for cleaning bonnets, but which she and the little daughter had supposed to have been long removed. Before • medical mac could be in attendance the deceased died, after three or four hours' severe suffering. A verdict in accordance with the evidence was returned.— Newry Telryeept. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECEIPTIL—The traffic re ceipts of railways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Oct. 17, amounted on 13,36.5 miles, to 809,8781., and for the correspondingweek in 1867, on 13,039 miles, to 776,9301., showing an increase of 318 miles % and of 32,7461. The gross receipts on 14 of the principal rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week on 9,677 miles, to 679,0311., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 9,426 miles, to 6.51,2111.. showing an increase of 262 miles, and of 27,8201. The increase on the Caledonian and North British amounted to 6,4671. ; on the Great F.astern to 3,0011. ; on the Great Southern end Western to 1231. ; on the Great Western to 9061. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 2,10:I1. ; on the London and North Western to 2,1411.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coaet, to 8021. ; on the London and South Western to 821/. ; on the Man chester. Sheffield. and Lineolushire to 2,7631.; on the Midland to 6,916/. ; on the North Eastern to 2,9231. ; and on the South Eastern to I,37Bl.—tetal, 28,3451. ; but from this must be deducted 6231., the decrease es the Great Northern. leaving the increase as above 27,8201. The ceipts for the goods traffic on the above 14 companies' lines amounted for the week to 386,1831., and for the corresponding week last year to 370,6081., showing an in crease of 14,6761. The passengers, parcels, &c., traffic on those lines amounted to 293,8481., and for the corresponding week of 1867 to 260,7031., showing an increase of 13,1461. The receipts on the 62 other lines in the United Kingdom amounted, on 3,878 miles, to 130,6461., and for the corresponding week last year, on 3,814 miles, to 126,7191., showing an increase of 84 miles and of 4,9261. The total receipts for the past week show a decrease of 8,3601. as compared with these of the pre ceding week. sadiag the 10th inst. LOSS OF SIXTEEN LIVES. A wreck occurred off the Land's End, at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. The unfortunate vend was bound from Devonport to Milford Haven, and whilst rounding the dangerous part of the Cornish coast she was driven on the rocks, and almost immediately went to pioces. Sixteen persons were drowned, including ten of the crew and six paasengen. The mate is among those saved. The ill-fated vessel was called the Devon, and she WAS em ployed as a lighter in Davenport dockyard. The National Lifeboat Institution hare forwarded to us the following particulars : (ay azaarazo rausown.) PENZANCE, Sarcraosy. Mr. Nicholas B. Downing, of the B►nk, Penzance, report, that the Devon, government lighter, has been lost on the Brisson Docks, and sixteen poor fellows drowned. The lifeboat Cousins Wil llum and Mary Anne, of Bideford, belonging to the Na tional Lifeboat Institution, and stationed ►t Sarum Cover was launched, and was instrumental in a tremendous tea, in rescuing one man. A rocket, with a line attached, was fired from the boat to the rock on which the man was, by which means ho was fortunately hauled into the lifeboat. SOUTH !LINTS ILECTIOR. (DT TELEGRAPH.) 8011Tif.a_MPTON, SATIYRDAT MORNING. Colonel Fano, conservative candidate, has re tired. The conservative candidates now aro Lord Henry Scott and Mr. Carpenter Gander; and the liberal candi. dates are the Right Hon. W. Cowper and Mr. Clement Mile ard. 6111PPING INTILLIGINCIL-/THIS DAY.) Lownon O. it —*aid at moon south , strong brans with tw"."7 railL - - Omar rayon, Ort. !D.—Arrived: Mary Nicholas from flings pros ; Millw.LL, (W001f.,; Malachi, Mauritius; Wildovank, Itil wands; Albert Virtor,7llaranneh ; Mar, Quebec; Town of Liver pool, BMW : Liriebardt, for Wallington, N.Z. ; s. a, Rio Janeiro; M. A. nerrora, ILLltimoro. I AL, Oct. M.— Arrived frma over and sailed : China, for rbuo ; 'lobe, llavanouh ; M. A. ll,rrero, Bdltimore. LIS 011.01/L. Ott. tf.—thuled : Knox Knni, for Manilla; Do Camel, Itensbay ; Thouslora, Edina; Edsth, Evros; filar of Lu g h, o ,l, cash., ; ialulus, liavannah ; nomad, Wire Maud, Now Orleans; Titania, Itt. Juba's, Newboundlowl. Orr 10 . 1t.T CAALT, Ost. 23.—Arrived: Ilammonia '4.), from nut I iJ trroma : Horinearatam from Quebec. SUUII T•111-rus, t.a.r. 4 3.—Arrited :a Roman (mot Cape of I ;Mod :a , U.nol.urst, ar v i kit t or x,,,w y or n.— Dou r (c.', for t up.. of u...tal Hope 11. t aos TN. orr. Y.l.—Prerima, from Lagm; Ban Lorenzo, Hat 'tomtit. _ - . _ _ _ NMI V, Ol T. :3 —Arrived : Serwim, from St. John's, New Brunswwk. AA um, O. v. 23. -Am%.,1: 141AM.11 Hopi, from Cau”lxv. ki 23.- Itriti4a Lugpirr, hum Bombay. I h t . 24. J..via ~.), trout firm York. I•MAy Ott. 24.- Anisall: Morlon, fmm Cakutta; I.lnmr triao, WaStro. Arrived from th. Hirer; Mendoza ( A.), for 0)0110. j.h.serml..VTU, 0.1. 23.—.1rrired Talmms, from Luoduta, fur binued Bay. Luor in. Belts] 4 Jimmies. Will, for non Kunz. eh - 1.."0, for Jes. ' Qurrxm,ms, Oct. W.—Arrived: &Mama Brown, from Mott.. Vid.o. baurar, Uct. 22.--84 ed : Humber, far 84. Juba's, N.D. CASVALTIES. Ort. 21.—A teleiren; from Unearned rtate3 that the 1M1,14.1.451ik WIZ the Notre se the Lewhardt, bound tu Welling tut,. N.Z. - . . . . Lt. k•To.rr, At. 23.—The Aura t•rboonor',, Tegnmouth, Phi. Ids to Torquay, La been soured in by • boat's errw v,ry linty, Laving struck Inaisily Revisal tunes whilst running b through naturist fiat. (Jr. hi ILLY. Oct' ICl.—Atrire 1 : Reissue, from Llanelly„ fo limbefint„ with loos of topaniat nut bum grit, end Wis.. Uf . Qt. 14 North Star (..), for Chriiitisnia, put hack (or thu port, hissing horn in e .mn. I a V , I*TII. i : Moaning Star, from Sunder laud, for Liver Plats, leaky. MINES.-4THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK.. In the mining market to-day, shares in most of the following mines are inquired for, at the prices given, viz.:-West Chiverton, 611 to 621 ; Groat Vor, 121 to 13 ; Frank Mills, 31 to 4 ; New Lovell, 15s. to 17s. 6d. ; West Great Work, 21 to 3 ; Cans Brea, 18 to 20 ; Marke Valley, 81 to 9 ; South Great Work, ss. to 7s. 6d. ; East Trumpet Consols, 24 to ; East Caradon, 4 to ; and East Grenville, 31 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted as follows ;-St. John Del Itcy, 17 to 18; Don reilro, 21 to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Braziliau, dis. to par ; Peat/wens, 11 to 11 dis. ; Cho/I:ales, 21 to A ; Eossa Grande, 7-16 to 9-I6 prem. ; Anglo- Italian, par to 1 prem. ; United Mexican. 1 to 21 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 11 to 1 ; Pori; Phil 'p, 1! to 14 ; Central American, 1 dis. to par.; General Brazilian, par to / prem. ; Yudanamu tens, to 21 ; and Nerbudda Coal and Iron, 21 to 11 dis. The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelazon and North : The metal market continues to show improvement, and considerable business Las taken place. Prices have not only been maintained but in some instances experienced a timber advance. Iron-The reports from Staffordshire and Wales continue satisfactory ; the makers are well supplied with orders, and prices remain firm. Scotch pig iron has slightly advanced, closing at 63e. 3d. cash. Copper is decidedly firmer, and for tome kinds an advance in price has been established. Chili bars in Liverpool have been done at from 68!. to 69!. 10s. ; Wallaroo has changed bands at 791. and 791. Hits. ; Barra, nominally 801. English raw and manufactured are also firmer. 781. paid for India sheets. Tin- A lame business has again been done in Straits from 97/. to 991. for cash, and 100!. to arrive, with but little offering, closing at the bed. Banta has been done at 98/. 10s. and 991. English tin was further advanced 21. on Saturday last ; present prices as follows :-Retined, 103/. ; bars, 101/. ; blocks and ingots, 100/. In Holland Banes has advanced to 682 f., equal to 1021. laid down here. Tin plates dull of sale. Lead is in moderate demand; prieenthe same as last week. Spatter- Very little business reported, the price for common brands here, 20!. 10s. ; in outporta, 201. 2s, 6d. ; special brands, 201. l Os. ; V and S remain nominally at 20/. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (By TELEGRAPH.) (THOR OUR OW$ ooluusePoNDENT.) Market Neu steady. Sales probably about 12,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meczer Avawa►e.—Town tallow, &is. ; fat by ditto, 2s. ; yellow Ituw.ian, pow, 553. Gd.; melted stud, 3141. ; rough 20s. 9d. ; greuvel. Itts. ; good dregs, Gs. Imports for the week amount to 4,866 casks. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at last day's prices. Prime clover, from Me. &I. to 130 s. ; inferior ditto, 1455. to 100 s. ; prime bay, 10 5 e. lloe.; uferior ditto, 116 s. to 93r. ; straw, 26.. to 345. COVENT GARDEN.—{THIS DAY.) Little variation wroth quoting has taken place this week. Supplies of both fruit and vegetables are quite sufficient for all purpose*. with the exception of foreign melons, which have become much more scarce. Orange' are still received from Madeira and Malaga. Excellent grapes continuo to arrive from Holland. - Kent cobs and filberts are abundant. The potato trade is dull, except for beat samples. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, asters, pelar goniums, fuchsias, mignonette. and roses. Ylt U IT. Apples, pr bushel, 4e W fis Itelono, each, 31 to Go Flip, per &is, Is to re leaches, pie dos, W to Ito Filberts, per lb.,tid to tOd Pram per dos, Is to 4 . times, per lb., >a to fie hue-apples, per lb., 4e to Ts Lamas, per Wu, To to 100 vEarf, ABT.E4. Art rhukn.. jr dor., ar Berm. Kidury, put bait kyr,. L k ,tiuros, por snore I• to ki ed k'renelt, per dos., Si Mint, por bunch, 6d as to is Ihnuus, per bushel, 44 to stn pnrsloy, Pct bunch, Ml Potato's, York Rogtints, p. too _ltOs tt! to .fis Amt, per cks., la to to I - Wbbspes, per dos., to to 24 Carvots, per bum+, tat to to Celery, per bundle, is to 24 Cueumbent, sorb, 4,1 to to Endive, per dos, Is &1 to la (larks sad Shallots, p lb. 84 Herbs, pour lwnoh, 94 to 44 Has Nadia, P. hand. 34 to Se Loh. Ps boll* to 44 sh - owo l Thr:ioo. to no. Myatt, o, do., 11100 =,...p0r bugled, to to do par dam, hi to ft Toro* p, buokid to id and dock therm, as given in the Stock Exchange bat of last evening Insuntace.-Allianee Marine, 25; Atlas, 10 ; Indemnity Marine, 116; North British and Mercantile, 18, 1; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 41, 4 5.16. Os. Light and Coke.-City of Moscow Gas, 51 ; Continents/ Union (Limited), 171, ; Great Central. 151; Imperial, 41; Imperial Continental, 100; Westminster Chartered (new), 491. Docks-London and St. Katharine, 54% 6,6, 1. Subjoined is a report of yesterday's sale at the Open Stock Exchange (Limited): Cbcoteles Gold and giver Mine, fully paid, sold at 21 to 21. 12s. 9d. per share • Confederate States Loan, 186 3, 600 dol. bend.,lnterest 7 per cent., 3a. 3d. per band ; ditto 11E0,1,000 doh bomb, intere4 6 per tiered., Ili. 6d. to 14a. 901, per "owl , Consolidated Land Co mpany of Friiit.lll (limited), bonds, 201. each, 6 per cent. interest, radesmablit 1874, 4f to 41. las. par bond; Credit Ponoier of England (Limited), fully pad, 21. 10s. 6d. per share; Great Quinton Mining Crimps's', Cost Book WI calls paid), 35.; Hercules lasaraare Company (Limited), 21. paid, 4a. 6d. per sh.sre ; Imperial Land Com pany of Maseolles, bonds 201. each, 6 per cent. interest, redeemable 16 1 16, 61 per bond ditto, ditto redeemable 1872, 51 ditto ; London General Omnibus Compatty (Limited), fully paid, 1 13-16 per share; London Neeropolis and National Mausoleum Company, fully paid, 395. ditto; Landon and South African Bank, fully 1 1} ditto ; London and County n land and Building ( may (Limited)+, 41. paid, 17s. &I. ditto; New Quebrada pany (Limited), 41. 4s. paid, 2s. 7d. to 2s. 9d. ditto ; Panama, Now Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company (L(snited) fully paid, 27.. ditto ; Poyainan Land Grants (Mosquito), 16s. 3d. to 17s 6d. per 1,000 acres; Prions Phtent Candle Company (Limited), fully paid, rip. per share; Val Antigone Gold Mining Company (Limited), 1/. Is. &L paid, 4a. 9d. to 4s. 10d. ditto ; Varna R a il wa y (R us t c h u k te Varna) Bonds 600 L-201. sailing, 31. tea. per bond. The following telegram has been received from India, announcing the opening of a large se3tion of the Delhi Railway, about 127 miles in length --" October 17.-First train from Meerut arrival safely at Mebane yesterday." A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Scheele, Kistemann, and Co., general merchants, of Fen church-street, was held on Wodnesday. A balance sheet, prepared by Messrs. Addis and Harris, the accountants, showing a deficiency of 25,7361., was laid before the meeting, which was of a very stormy character. A committee of investigation was appointed, and eventually the proceedings were adjourned until the 2hth met. RAILWAY, MINING. AND OTHER SHARES.-{THIS DAY.) [Closing prtces to 1 p.m. .1 COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Canada, 6 per CE La.. Jan. and July, 1877-84, 1671. Do., o per cent., Jan. and July, VA. Cale of Good Rope, 6 per cent., April and (let., 1880- 90, luo, ad. Mauritius, 6 par cent., Feb. and August, 1833-96, 109. Natal, 6 per cent., May and Nov., lu9l. New South Wales, 5 per cent., Jun. and July, 1388 to 1014, Z. New Z. aland, 5 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct., 971, R, ad. Do., 6 per cent., June and Dec., 1891, 111. Queensland. 6 per cent., Jun. and July, 1682-5, 1081. South Auatralims. 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 18JJ to 1968, 169. Tasmanian, 6 per cent.. Jan. and July. 1895, 1673. Victoria. 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 15J1, Do , Apill and Oct., 1101. ORDE.:AItif %HAM'S AND STOCKS. Calrilinian, 72. Great Eastern, 411, t. Giant Northern, 107. Gitat Western, oi i:;inul, 48', 1. Lancai hire and Yorkshi•e, London, Brighton, and South I oa it, 51j, 1. London, Chatham, and Dover, 171. London and Neal. WeAern, 111, 12. London and South Western, 571. 1. Metroyolitan, 1061, 1. Do. Extortion (dir. lim. to 6 per cent. till Jam. 1870), lOC Midland. 113. Do. (Birmingham and Derby), 80. North Eastern (Berwick), G. N. 1.. Furclutso, 1 dia. South Eastern, 761, 1. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern, 5 per cent., III). Midland Consolidated, 41 per cent. irredeemable, 94. PREFUtENCE SHAR E S AND STOCKS. Midland, 6 per cent., op..ional to convert to ordinary stock, Sept. 1, 1869 20. Do., inconvertible new shares, 161. LLNES LEASED AT FIXLD RENTALS. Buckinghamshire, NI, Cl)dcroale. permitted. N. London and Blackwell, 41 per mut. stook, 91:. WIT= POStBEBBIONB. Som., Bar., and Cent. India, guar..", per cent., lefie. rat Indian, gusx. 6 per cent., 11u1. Grand Trunk o;.' Canada. lst preference bonds, 52. Do., 2rd preference dock, 2s. Grea: Indian Peuin.. gun. 6 per cent., 110!, I. &Cade, Delhi gun. 6 per cent., 10.0. 1)o., Indus Steam / lutilla, gun. ö per cent., 91. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dunaberg and Witeapk (Um.), gua. 6 per cont., 87. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Moeci;Wliaroiliw,guiT. bikers:l:W, 1 -- Orel Vitebsk, gun. by Busman Uoverument, 5 per oast.. 12,1, 3j, 21, Bon* Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, /. BRITISH MIXES. Chivertaa. 41, 31, 4f. Great Laxey ;Limited), 181, 201, 10f. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN UINES. Chow&les Gold and Silver Mining (Lim), 2 11-18. Doe Pedro, North del Rey, 2 1,5-16 prem. Los.!atarands (Limited), pram. :* , t. Joint (Limited), 18, 171. udaimmutaus of S. Australia (Lim.), 21, I. 30ThT STOCK BANKS. Apo. (Limited), A, 12, 111. 1 , 0., B, 61, 1. lin.ce (Limited), 121. ite:trataata, 63. City, 111, 1. Ceniolidated (Limited), 41. London and River Plate (Limited), 111, 11. London and Westminster, 641. Do., Saip, inroad at 101 , prem., none of which has been paid, 611, f. National l'rovincial of England, 391. New South Wales 441, ;;1. Union of Australia, 481. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 211. Atlantic Telegraph, 33. Do., Byer cent., 714. Berlin N% aterworks (Limited), 14. Ceylon Company (Limited), 71. Continental L'uion Ode (Limited), 171. Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 21. Crystal Talaee, Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian govern. merit, 96, Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), Plf. Foreign and Colonial Goveniment Trust and Loan Scrip issued at &Y., 84, Si. General Steam Navigation, t3l. Hudson's Day, 1.5. 1. International Financial Society (Limited), 3 13-16. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour). 2 13.16. Do., 6 per cent. lands redeem. 1970, COI. Oriental (las (Limited), 71. Panama, New Zeidausl. and Australian Royal Ka (Limited), 11. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, N.M. 1867, 91. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 73. WEATHER REPORT.-(TIIM DAY.) The irregularities of pressure , nOtiesd for the lard few d ap pear to have resulted in a serious gale. The decrseas lime last earning in Ireland is were than half an inch, and a further de mise of 016 inch is riTorted franc Holyhead between t and Id o'clock to-day. On the north and slug ...oasts a slight itIAVOIVIC is uoticid since yesterday morning. The lowest reading is at Orecncastle, which is d inane lose than that at It shefort. A aft sulerebb, rise in Weepereduro has taken place in the south at Ire lan.4 but a fall is reported on our ea.: coast. The north-wag wind, which set in suddenly yesterday, has been increased by a violent gale, the wind hacking to saith-wad at Cape Clear and the entrants of the English Channel, and to south south-oast in the Irish &a. The wood._ though light, is gessesally sisterly on ether masts The wea.her is vary unsettled. ranch rain Las talks, especially in Indeed, and it is now reining on the south and wet coast 1. The sea Li rely high ire the Irish twist and at l'issanee. Warnings were i anvil to all oasts vest rJny. APBTRALIAN ANT NZW ZEALAND MAILS C'C'IA. Pstisms).—The Panama, Now Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company's steamer llataura, with the above mails, 34 passengers, and 41,0001. in specie, arrived at Panama ou the nth lust. Her dates are :—Sydney, S ep t. 2 2nd; and Wellington, tlth. The Royal Mail steamer Douro, which will bring on the mails and passengers from Colon, may be expected ut Plymouth about the 2Rth inst. Qt•Et:Narisws, Oc - r. 24.—Tho National Steam ..hip Company's pteanier Erin, front Liverpool, arrived here 1a.4 night. She. embarked her passengers this more mg. and proceeded for New York. All well. NATIONAL EXHIBITION OP Wow op ART, AT Latme —Return of admissions :—Prday, OcZobsr by mama tickets, 1,706 iby payment ot tid. enak, ',dill; total. 4320. ■