The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCL (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BAN I PTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) No:SAGAINbT A 141:11 , 4t ItE.MING AHRoAII. A ; odement debtor amnion.. had been taken out in the of .1 husband and his wife and two other parties, for • .on they were trustees, against a debtor residing in Mr. Linklater appeared in support of the summons. Mr. Reed took the objection that the husband's name • wrongly used in the summons, the action haring k e en commenced by the wife before her marriage, and j u dgment obtained in her name only. He supported this e i,,w by a reference to the 12.drd section of the Common L.,w Procedure Act. 1.114 Honour was of opinion that there was nothing in the objection. The proper parties to take out the summons were those who might have presented a petition for ~hudic.ition. The debtor not appearing, he was adjudicated bankrupt. but notice of appeal being given, the advertisement was ordered to be stayed. IN RE TREI,ERICIC P. BOLUSGBROICE RT. JOHN. The bankrupt was a banker's clerk of St. Faith, in Nor folk. His debts are 3,3791., of which 1,4001. is in respect o f ;nshares held by the bankrupt in Overend, Gurney, and ce. 'Limited). Property to the amount of 1,150/. is held as security. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. Mr. Aldridge appeared for the official assignees, and Mr. Lowrance for the bankrupt. '111,.. bankrupt, in etauunation, stated that he had bought the ',hares at a premium with his own money. Many per- sow in Norwich were large holders in Overend, Gurney, sod Co. He had been i n his present situation 19 years. ll Is Honour granted the order. TUN POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION•HOIISE. £LIIGLD ZITEN9IIVIC FRILVDS. ..... . - Julius Burro Lerewateirs ' of 2, Southgate-road, Dalkon, merchant, was placed in the dock, charged with conspiring with Hermann Mecklenburg and others not in custody, and obtaining, by means of false pretences, between the 15th June and the 20th September, a quail. lity of damask and linen. value about MU., the property of Messrs. Crawford and Lindsay, linen manufacturers, county Down, Ireland, who have an agency in Milk-street, Cheapaide. He was likewise charged with conspiring with the -awe parties and obtaining, by means of false pretences, quantity of linen, poplins, and linseys, of the value of UV. and upwards, the property of Messrs. Pins Brothers, 312 Milk.street, Cheapside. Mr. Straight, hamster, appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. Beard, solicitor, corducted the defence. to hi+ opening statement Mr. Straight remarked that the case was of a very complicated nature, and that on She present occasion he should confine himself to the first charge and ask for a remand to a future day. He had a more serious charge to prefer against the prisoner than that of conspiracy, but even with the slender materials he could at present bring forward he should be able to prove that be had been guilty of forgery in more than one instance. It appeared that defendant and Meek lesburg bad represented themselves to be the London agents of Messrs. Levenstein Brothers, general dealers, Berlin, and having previously sent • person to open an office at Rotterdam, under the name of Nathaniel Hope and Co., the goods were transmitted to that office, and either pawned or sent back to London and disposed of there. Some of the witnesses he anould call were not of a very reliable character, but their evidence would be corroborated by persons of an un deniable character. _ _ _ Joseph Martin, the London agent of Mown. Crawford end Lindsay, gave evidence as to the prisoner and Meck lenburg ordering certain goods from him on bet,alf of Lowenstein Brothers, of Berlin, and the case was going on when our report left. WANDSWORTH. ROBBERY BY A RAILWAY CARMAN. Jon pA Horton, a young man, was charged with being eceeerned, with a female named Winn, in receiving some tubs of butter from Samuel Jackson, a carman, in the employ of the South Western Railway Company, well knowing them to be stolen. Mr. T. Bent, the company's superintendent of police, informed the magistrate that Captain Eden, the owner of the pottmanteau, could not attend to-morrow, to which day the other prisoners are remanded, as the Duke of Cambridge would inspect his division. Therefore the case would not be completed to-morrow. Police.constable Syred said—Yesterday afternoon he saw the prisoner at his mother's house, 11, Clay-street, Crawford-street, Marylebone. He asked him whether he went in the van with Jackson to Mrs. Blake, otherwise Winn. He said he did not, neither did he carry any batter there. He then took the prisoner to a shop in Spring-street, kept by Mies Richardson, who recognised him ea a customer, and said she purchased 441bs. of butter of him for 3s. 4d. The prisoner then said he did sell the butter. Witness next took him to the shop of Mr. Peddle, a baker in Dorset-street, Portman-square, where be was recognised as having sold 4 9bs. of butter to him. Mr. Peddle also said that the prisoner represented that his muter had a tub of butter from the country. The prisoner admitted selling the butter. He also admitted that be went in the van with Jackson to Mrs. Blake, that he carried two and the boy, the approver, three. He further said the boya statement was correct. Mr. Mayo. who defended, questioned the officer se to whether be had offered any inducement to the prisoner to confess, and he stated that he had not. Miss Richardson was called and confirmed the state ment. She added that she purchased the butter on the prisoner's representing that it was a presort from the country and would not keep. It was salt batter and ran cid. She, however, could not swear that it was Devonshire batter. She thought it was Jersey butter. She gave a fair price for the butter. Mr. Dayn.un remanded the prisoner to be brought up with the other prisoners. SINKING OF A NAIL STEAMER OPP BELFAST. PERILOUS POSITION OF PASSENGERS AND CREW. _ __. Intelligence has been received of a collision be tween two royal mail steam packets, the Wolf, Captain Macaulay, bound from Belfast to Glasgow, and the Prince Arthur, Captain Humphreys, from Fleetwood to Belfast. The collision occurred six miles outside the latter port Smut 6 o'clock yesterday inorliog. The circumstances of the accident. acoordingito testimony from persons on board the steamship Galvanic, Captain Green, which vessel warted from Belfast about the same time as the Wolf, and arrived at Liverpool last evening, are as follow :—The Wolf left the quay at Belfast shortly before 10 o'clock on Tuesday evening, and was followed by the Galvanic. In consequence, however, of a dense fog arising be fore the vessels bad proceeded far on their re 'costive destinations they had to east anchor in Belfast Lough, where they remained the whole of the night. They resumed their voyages about a quarter to 6 o'clock in the morning. The Wolf started Mat, and was soon lost sight of, as the fog still continued to be dense. In about fifteen or twenty minutes the Galvanic came up with the Wolf and the Prince Arthur from Fleetwood, which were in collision in the Lough. The Prince Arthur had struck the Wolf on the star. boanl side forward, and had done great damage, as the latter vessel soon began to settle in the water. At the time the Galvanic got up to them i no persons were to be seen on the deck of the Wolf, and it is concluded they had all escaped sate on to the Prince Arthur. No assistance was required from the Galvanic, and she soon after proceeded on her voyage to Liverpool, where she arrived about 5 o'clock. When she left the scene of the accident the Prince Arthur was still remaining near the Wolf. The stern of the latter vessel was at that time • considerable height out of the water, but she WAS sinking fast by the bows. Two other vessel, were also there the Countess of Eglington, another Glasgow and Belfast pas senger boat, and a tugboat. As from • telegram subsequently received it appears the Wolf was about 30 minutes before she finally sank, it may be taken as • certainty that all who were on board after the colli sion were rescued. The only matter for doubt is as to whether any person was lust overboard at the moment when the vessels came in contact. The latest telegram rec;;;:lOn the subject states that it is thought no lives are lost, and that the Wolf went down in about :10 feet of water, the top of the funnel being level with the surface at high water. The Prince Arthur Lad arrived at Belfast Quay, and was much damaged about the bows. Few, if any, of the cattle were saved. The Wolf, which was commanded by Captain Macaulay, was comparatively a new vessel, being not more than two and a half year■ old, and was one of the finest of Messrs. Burns' magnificent Beet. She lies sunk in about six fathoms of w►ter. The Prince Arthur is but a recent addition made to the line of Mesmer, running between Fleetwood and Belfast, she baring been employed formerly hs running between Liver pool And Dublin under the name of the Sheffield. She hair slats received ver► ark= damage to her bow. A NOTABILITY.—Another link between the past and present generation of sportsmen has been snapped by the death of an old frequenter of Tattersall's, Mr. Whit combe, who at one time filled a rather conspicuous position at the West-end. Although attached to the Sheriff of Middlesex, be was remarkable for the style of his dress and his carriage, and the sight of him in the park in his tilbury ca!med many a heart to be uneasy until he had passed by. Ets manners were most gentlemanly and in the days of mem. , process he made an immense deal of money by his course of action ; for whenever he had a writ against any gentleman about whose " form" he thought he was safe he merely left his card on him, with the expression of a hope he might hear from him in a few days. Negotiation followed, in which terms favourable to the interests of both parties were entered into, and the result was that he was enabled after a few years to retire into private life and amuse himself on the Turf, where, by his conduct, he was much respected.—" Argus " of the Pug. VORMON L&ILWA' & Rotterdam 11m(L)F7p.a. Dolglan R. .1 &MUM RAyamo.B.4.7p ot.(1) Orval Argautlue 1 1 : 4x 6tooston .... ,Dunabarg i Wltok (L.)l i Dab* Ithadah .... I litteu European Central (14.. Mufti Luxembourg .... lamberg-Caerucnolta(L) iMezicaulLl s _ Iteam&Limitt ru lLths ,Do 6 p.a.Prt. go, :Northam of IN. tall linnet g.T.p.e. Do. Deferred Norworan 'frank Prof Ottoman (BmyrnaAkfin Paris, Lyons, ktolla Paris and Orlaana ladle & Franalail ) Royal Sardmtaa loyal Swedish . Do. 7 pot ont . t. timbre sad MOWS I Do. 14paroent.Prat lan Paalo(L) ~T par at &Ansa& Lom Venial= _ _ ,ioutlisit. ut ;;Zitiar7C Turin and %WOOS Wog Malden _ Do. K per coat. Pre. Want N. W. of Prance FOREIGN OBLIGATIOMI. Pd. I ZAILNATi - - 4 101 13.13zensboorg6p.cent.i 31 11 10 WI Do. I 17 171 100 Havana and Matanzoa 97 90 100 Limonite and Fribourg', 98 100 100 all Mat, law and Sabanllla 100 IDo Sooond Deno.. • I 87 90 90 'an Nortb. of France 1 p ct 121 121 10 all Do (late Chart 111p,otI 100 all Ottoman (titnyroa, .tc.)l 40 60 all I Do. do Jawed at 71 90 25 10 ,all ,Pariatioueltlln :PA* 14 Eve 100 'all .Iteolte & B. F. (Peril 93 45 4 Ilia Maya awedlah 6p. et 14 4 100 111 elagaa La Grand• 7p. ot 114 m ea 0 ii.Aus.dLoal-Via.3p.o. 81 91 100 IlloatiErt.ol Fort 73 a. 10 311 flontliernollranoe3p.c. 11 : 2 1 10 all Rooth Italian, 3 per at. 4} 8 19 all IVAN. W.of Frs. Sp. 0,,1 15 MIN pion. I ._ Bales. fl-16 - THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1867. LATEST SPOP.TING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) (By TEL/Lc ItAtli. 1 EALING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) EALING PLATE Belies Little Peevish Wild Dna 9 no. HURDLE RACE. Lay Lincoln ••• Aran. TRADESMEN'S CUP. Once round. Norroy, Father O'Leary, St. Catherine, Milford, The Guid 'edding Peal, Armoarer, Lord Craven, Rosebud Kennett, Perfect Can, Warwick Lase, Alice Mary, and Confusion are here. HEREFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ALUMNI!! i Dwak. ltz. W. la Elp.O. 1 - 113. ,ftftsko dlak• ram.. Do. Pr..nnc. ,Doff.,Braotolkiodorioll 6IC.L per act 187144 .. I ttS. Zostorn6 p. t Caps T. et Dock t;..L.s. D"141 7 67. Mat go7a. - .7. 10. 6 d 0... 14111idiZi i Grand Trunk of Canada Do. lquip.M.B.Op.et. lat wee. Dmds D Do. o. IMd prat. Bondi. _ . Do. Ird int. Stock Do. ae yrStook . ~u:e P.mi.:ai.~ Do. nil &per emit. Do. New do. Do. New 100 !at S. of 16016. ii;Sp. 46 100 Do. 4) pot end..... 611 ;at Western of all Do . j. L.Bdo.pay. aD Do. do. do. 18374. .146144 100 111.6 dram gam oat 100 Do. do. oh(1 4i p. d 0... 100 Do. do. 44 de... all Do. 711th 1:4144415a 6U [a sad Hotioa's Bayl Do. d p. ea, pay. IMO Do. p. et, pay. 1816 N.H.Coo.tp a Istp.B. Wid ol e, gao. par Do. Ned do. amt. B Z.: WC &T. = Do. Paapiab tks. .. Do. 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Penzance__ .76 67 W.S.W. 4 9 8.8. W. re O. 3 50 . 000 10 Bank 02 New 2101 . 10104 -1 10 7 9 Pie 18 4 Beset ..- .. 11157 . S.W. 6 7 S.W. rfo 0.87 6 90,000, 60 British N. America all' 61 63 -. Lorlent gsegegeet Ogre gg 2 . 2 o 8. ro - 2 $O,OOO, 25 Chart. Mr. of Indle,de. all .25 27 1654 Plymouth . 7 9.7457 W.N.M. 7 7 B.IW. re 0.30 4 50,006 10 City ~.. .. - .... -.. 10 12 13 13 Weymouth :.)20.78 59 B.W. 7 9 B.W. oc 0.03 5 111,000,100 . Colonise - l6 137 36 o. p os t am t2 . i 2.2027 2.2. W. 2 8 2 .2. gy . I r „.., 4.02 e 200,000' 10 Consolidated Beak (L) 4 4 _!Os 44 1 London , 129.60 53' B.W. 4 0 ix& W. 'ore 0.01 - 11006 60 Delhi and Laden (L). 25 - -• -• Yannoati !26.76 54 &W. 2 2 W. tob - 2 1 2!. 010 1 50 1 __ Booo Lentimla oollo l 4 2 160 Searborough 22.62 52 S.W. 1 5 8. Ibe 0. 11 2 00 . 000 10 ' m oo m ol ll o l l nsegollAm. 0 -- • - ShieldslWO 30 Lindlsh and American . 10 4 2 die - i 29.55 631 W. 3 $ W. ro 0.15 2 Helder I- 1- - - - - ~. - - 50,000 . 10 lng.RankßolaanstroL 10 3 IWs .- 10,000 10 , Eng.Boo4.4llLed. Mend all 164 174 181 REMARKS 10,000, 60, English andSwedlah (L))116 - -ells ...o Since yesterday a motherly gale has blown in the Smith of 10 . 000 100 , .. 101 1 41710111468 ( 14111101 ) 19 19 20 15 Ireland and In the English Omelet. This morning the wind has 110 „, 6 _001 41 ' 100 9 07111 Mama ••- 10 1 4 1 610 - ' ' moderated, but Is still strong with a more westerly direction. 0 . 000 18 ' I . Xdaa ... ... - -• .. ••• -•• In '. - llie at cal pressure on our northern coast Mu decreased SAO' M I Do. 00 w - - - coned , and is now low. At Nairn it is more than seven. 10 0 000 10 141124 Mat Bk WWI , ), 4 31 2140 -. tenths of as inch leas than at Rochefort ;at Valentin it hes COM- 5001 _ 001 1 100 D 0.% a•D•b•3 3B4 . 50 7 70 al 81 8 4 - meneed to Increase again. Temperatures on the west coast of 1 1 1 ,000, MI Loa. haelesztoo,Re.(l.) 20 12 9es 61 France are higher than they were yesterday : • large amount of 1 0.006,108 Loden and Ilnatlian• • 45 M 23 40 - rain has fallen there, ea also at our own stations In the S. N'. 1 1.0114 141 Do. New lre 41 3461. -.- 5,10011011 Lemlondltiverriate(L) 40 4 7pm - 441 15 Do. do. do lO par Ipm - 10 Lon. CIL Hank et Awed all 24 25 241 I 1 An appalling story of drunkenness and death itsm.,, II 1011400 sad County, IIS 56 60 661 Items 20 Do. New issued at 26 p 4 - - - comes from Edinburgh. A man and his wife, both verip 73,ee11, 59 London Joint Mock I U 38 80 261 ins on fifty, and childless, were in the habit of going out WOW OS Leaden aflouthAlricate, ell 10 12 11 AMC VM Lou. tt & Western ni. iI 94 4 2 drinking together, and the other night celebrated the hew 22 i Leaden ay....wi1l 14 12 8 e a r.l 7 1 nineteenth anniversary of their wedding by a specially 00,059100 London I Ussatuinaile.' II 69 71 .79.604 701 00 00O J heavy carouse. As they did not make their appearance 4 ' 1 " I 1) " . " 81 ' 11 " °12° "Id 10 IS 88 pm' "1 59 161 1 Merchant Bank (Usu.' .25 8 6wa - on the next day, nor the day which followed it, the lam 10 , Mercantiledizenen(L.) 121 -- as - neighbours broke into their lodgings, and found them I°.°ll 10. 21611° P°h 16 ° 1111611°11 .11 6 8 1000100 ledland Bank ,20 Idis zer - - both dead in bed, each with a whisky bottle in their gawp g yrsessuel . 1 A enea s 4 - ... - ..1 hands. They had drunk themselves to death with raw 10.0001 N National 00 1170 7 0 x 4 -1 16 - - di' -- 11006106 N. Pro. of England. '42 - -. - spirits. 66,000 10 Do. and aam ama;: 112 - - 40 The Press of Vienna announces that the Arch- 10 . 000 10 0111110 + 1111 Bank .. -, $0 - -.- 60,000 New South Wales- _ 1 all - - - duke Henry of Austria has just married Mlle. Hoffman, segos 10 N o r th ws e esse. _ ___ ' 74 - _ one of the performers at the Gratz Theatre. The title of GOON M Onsets' Beak Oceporn. all 46 48 - 27,116 110 Proria.hanidagOorp.(L) 10 7 6Ma - Countess de Bonn has been conferred upon her. 10,006 100 !meta& et Ireland - - 16 87 69 - The Bismarck family have just held a meeting at 4000 10 Do. do. New all -.-• - 20,000 25 South Anstralla......_ ad - -. Berlin and presented the Count with an album containing 17,061100 1 gum. of a ß. gm l6 It 10 Ms - photographs of each of the members and a splendid gold 10.500 100 I Do. do. Ma. at opml 10 8 6Ms - cup.6l, 26 , Union of Australia - , all 69 - 10,000 100 , Union of Ireland (18as li U 0 6 dis - Letters from Madrid says that Queen Christina mom Ou! Wilma 01 Imam -..-! 16 17 No - Letters from Madrid says that Queen Christina is endeavouring to re.roncile Queen Isabella and General Prim, and apparently not without some hopes of success. The general blur never pronounced against the reigning dynasty—a fact, says the France, which has been detri mental to him with the ultra-radical party. REPRESENTATION or SHOREHAM. The H'est Sussex Gazette states, not on its own authority, but on that of a correspondent, that Mr. Stephen Case is about to retire from the representation of Shoreham, and that Mr. Ex-Governor Eyre is to be brought forward as a candidate! THE CHAMPIONSHIP.—This morning Maoe and Baldwin, accompanied several of their adherents, met at Bars Life office according to appointment, and after • rather stormy controversy the parties are again to meet at the same piece to-morrow, the stakeholder in the mean time to take a legalopinion sato whether, if the fight should come off in France, the authorities in England could call ' upon the sureties to pay the amount they are rrpoosible for if the me n s h ou ld fi g h t i n h er Majesty's dominions. A vast crowd congregated in the vicinity of Bell's Life all anxious to ascertain the result. FENIAN Leroamsas.—The movements of the Fenian informers are almost ire regularly recorded as those of her Majesty. Perhaps they will soon figure in the " fashionable columns of our papers. Thus we are in formed that Corydon came over to Ireland by mail steamer on Sunday morning, and went back again on Monday evening. Al he travels first-class, eats and drinks of the best, and is always attended by one or two officers in plain clothes, this fellow's travelling expenses must form • pretty large item in the state expenditure. Is not too much made of these recusant traitors! True, they have done the state some service, but it was of an infamous character, and they should n o t b e i n d u l ge d w ith f are an d accommodation which thousands of honest men cannot obtain. Safe obscurity would be sufficient reward for their tardy repentance or predetermined treachery. It is related of Corydon that when he was lodged in the police department of the Castle daring the last special commis sion he one day asked what was provided for his dinner, and on being informed that a leg of mutton would be the pdee de resistance, said he was tired of mutton, and demanded • turkey. The bill of fare was altered accord ing to his wishes, though turkeys were then lfia. or 12a. each.—Post. RAILWAYS. Closing Fiala se et 1 n Ilia xli 14 14} IN4' - 24 90 - tt . N 16 81 at 12 19 93 44 44 a si 4 36 $6 1113 116 le 10. rd 0 17 1 14 - _. 0 131 1 2) 21 1 2 84 9 21 22 - -- - A rural clergyman in the neighbourhood of 11- mi ester, we are told, iuued a kind of edict to his parishio ners the other day, ordering them to continue kneeling after each service while ha left the church for the vestry. Many of them declined to do so, and among others a young man whose seat happened to lie in the clergyman's way to the vestry. The rev. gentleman convinced him of the error of his way by smacking his face—a Christian set of chastisement which is to be investigated at the neat petty sessions in the district.—Birounyham Post. - iihoTooo' 100.000 ODLONIAL 001 DrlllabOobo fp.06.1872 1866 , Oaa. Gov. 6 p. a., 1877-84. r Do.6poroklrob.etAug. Do. Swot. 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(L I I 20,000 16 INational Prov.llarine(l.; 10,000 100 National Stearn Nay.(L 30 12,500 00 !N 40tmddiCoaldtlra4L. 6 26,000 10 NewCouaolida.Dls.(L ' 3 61,000 6 'New Que'srada, Limited Si 12 10,000 . 26 IN.Zealand 10,000 23 114.7waland T.& Loan (1., 6 15.000 10 .Northarn Amara Taa(L 4 16,000 10 I Do. B ' • 510,171 84, N.ltria.Awstraladan (1 „100 60,000 50 ,N.Brit&Marcen.Dl.(L 111 60,000 26 Ocean Marine (Bunn.: 5 10,000 60 lOrlentallrimandairlAm. 11 30,000 5 lOrtemaalOsa(Linalted) all 30.000 6 . Do. New ' 1 60,000 10 '014.'4.1,14)nd liteanm L . all 16,000 10 Otago &Stliland Invert 10,000 6 Ottoman Oat (Waited all 62,600 10 i Panama P.M. Staam)L ) aB 10,214 6 Do. do. /11100,000 58. Peeilllv.land& )1100 30,600 60 ,Penlasaleg& o.3taaw 20.000 60 Do. do. New 1836 all 20,000 60, Do. do. do. 1667 I 10,000 60 ILltyraney Iron I all 10,000 111 Do. New... ..' 84,0 0 511 LoJ . CIty I mprov.(L) • all 20.000 20 filo Jaumro dm (Wa)l all 16,000 100 Floral 114118telun 6O I 4200. 00 0 St. Seot.Austra. Invest (L 100 40,000 20 Soo.Flamn. &Egypte (L I 10 110,060 60 61. African M.& la. (1.) I 14,100 25 ilontbAsetrallanland GU pep= 11. Telegraph 1 Do fierlp all 67,600 al Tal.Conatrae.alfahrL) all 100,000 20 .Thatnee& Mersey ln.(L), 1 7,600 10 Trinidad Petroleum 117,600 10 'Truat&ageney of 1110.(L' 1 60,000 10 T.. 5 L Co. of U. Canada 100,000 60 Un.Warine of Liver. (1 )' 25,000 16 Urdted ligwountCorp(L) . I 10,000 II ,Unitel C. Wag Co,(L), all 10,000 6 Do. 10 per cent. pod., all eta° IC velvets. SI arias lna.(L.) 25,000 10 :Upper 6.111121 Tea... ...... 10,N0 SO ,1 au Dientea's Land (L 1260 . " ,Vkaroyetiapt(llor.(L. sll 'Warrant Manes (Lis.) 11 IWentindlaAPartileat.(l. • Call pending. I .14)9 14 24 ipos 6 4 dl4 1! Is WAS 6 51411• 6 4,11. zd $4 26 97 102 106 110 14 10 I 6d4 7 6 16 111: 41 4 di -141 116 5 {pm 4 4. 10 . 6I! 171FP1 2 d pm lt IS It 14 if 11. B I , 14f I4f 2 1 416 21 teLll5. 4 3 di. If I dB 21 3 40 43 3 2 di , 7 4 di , I 1d1• t II 34 32 dl PREFERENCE SHAI Great Northern 5 per cent., las. Great Western, Original 5 per cent. 17,1's f Ms 101 103 14 .301. 1.1 35 44 40 45 a 6141. 6 6}pn. 4 341. iths 14 1 di. 23 23,th fpn+ 6{ 6 137111 di , 7 6 clial 30 40 II 17 lie 154 per. 10 031• 110 0 2 I 7 2 1 3 1 VI 06 61 53 61 53 1,11, par 22 24 TG SO n :4 al es Of UT MI $ far Nap M G M SS TO 14alit— I I IC :- 3} 4 4 3 dls le it I — uus' 4 5 • • 714 784 ni 11 11 • Mai I IS WELTER RACK Needle Gun Rata},lan I Elegance 4 ra•.- - - BATSMAN'S PLATS. Miss Alice ... Queen of Trumps Elin V eni I ran. HtINTERS' STARES. The Nun ... SpTite Igo den ce 4 ran. HEREFORD STARES. Moose . . MonLey . Niddeniale 9 ran— NURSERY HANDICAP. Three•quarters of a mile. R union Bear, Fogleman, The Returned, Diadem, Betlow Lau, Torpedo, and Duncan are here. HURDLE RACE. One mile and a hill. Sprite, Needle Gun, Oldminster, and Column are here. TRIAL STAKES. One mile. Monkey is bare. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.15 r.x. Another large attendance, and a good deal of business doing. Actma and Knight of the Garter firm, but not backed for much. Julius was supported to win 3,000/. or 4,0001. Honesty was more unsteady than ever, 15 to 1 being laid and offered. The only real feature of the day wee the backing of Tormentor, about whom 50 to 1 and 40 to 1 wee taken to good money. Quotations as CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 9to 1 agst Aetna (off, tloto 1) 10 to 1 Knight of the Garter (o,t 11 to 1) 100 to 7 Julius (t and off) 15 to 1 Honesty (t and off) 15 to 1 Wroughton (t) 100 to 6 Friponnier (c and w) 22 to 1 Lozenge (t) 25 to 1 Blinklioolie (t) 25 to 1 Gardovisure (off) 35 to 1 Laneret (1) 35 to 1 La Dauphine (off, tsoto 1) 40 to 1 Tormentor (1) 40 to 1 Wolsey (off) 3000 to 20 Atteck o (t) 1000 to 1T Hippia (off, t 1000 to 10 , 2000 to 20 Harry Brailiford (t) 1500 to 15 Duke of York (t) 1000 to 10 Collins (off) 1000 to 10 Marmite (off) 1000 to 9 Arebiznedoo (t, 1000 to 5 after. wards off) WO NO 100 HO 100 WIIATHICR REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) THURSDAY, OCTuDllt 17, 8 &IL ORDENMIT .HARK! AND !MOCKS. Ott I Pd. I 11,113X401 I Ci r in g" v Pite.s . I 841 : 1 1°4 ",... St. 100 Meld and loam 88 86 - 84 HO aledonian 100 101 1001 I 66. 100 ! Cambrian 10 all ,Cornwall 3 6 - 81. 100 , Dublin and Belfaatimin 73 76 - St. 100 'Oundea,Pertketibd.Te 70 71 - h 4 East Land= I ... ,_, - 100 all I Do. cr 84. 103 'Olairo S w dada. Wallas 108 111 - 81. 100 lOreat fastern Ord. 61. 1 311 33 32 If n 2 M. IN Do. L Ang. 84 1 /.10.9 4 a - Bt. 100 OrmtNorthotilootlandi 15 16 - St. 100 Great Northirn - _.. 100 111 - St. 100 Do.A J ♦ Argun* dlr. sui. 115 116 1151 16 f al 100 Do.Li 4116 p. ais plinth 123 125 - at. 100 Do. Ord. DM. Div. Stock -.- - SR 10 I Gt. South 1 Weal (As), 04 OS - St. 110 Great Western . . .... 47 471 66} i i 761 St. 100 Do.StourVaL Gm Stk .- - - SR 100 Do. South Wales _ , - - - SR 100 Do. W. MIL -Odord; 25 10 .-.. 84. 100 Do. Do. N 29 31 - 116. 100 Lancashirt& Y 1164 1271 lag 31. 100 Lon.,Brig=. 64 64 EL 100 Landon, 181 19 9 6 21 1 1 St. 100 Do. IlelLsten.A6p.e., 11 14 - 84. 100 London& Nor th Weidial 1131 1114 1114 al 100 LoodomtilouthWastmal 82 84 9312 24. 100 Man. abet, &IL:mobs/ 49 49e 94 St. IN MelropoNtan-.. -.. 123 104 125 21 31 'B4 100 Do. Intel:Mon.-divi dend ap. n 4111118701 111 113 ill 84. 100 110ropolitanDialrk4 , 83 86 - 0 10 Do. do. do. 1 - - - W 10 Do. 934 Johei-sood - - - al 100 Midland llBl 1114 1181 I 1 i 01st i Do. Kra a Darby.. 87 85 - St 100 'North MOM .. - 33 333 33 84 100 Do. Idin..Preth.Dninl - - - Is. 14111 I. NerAme-Berwiek - 102 103 1021 3 15 141 Do. G. N. L Peru - - - - DR 100 De. Ueda -- .._ 611 ni 114 St. 10 De. Sark_,.__.. 94 96 - Bt. 100 Do. Otelisie...- -..- - - St. 100 Do. 11009. ~Mi. 133 136 - 30 all De. in, MOM - - - - 8R 100 North Landes ..... _I 115 117 - 10 1 Do. sin, 19M..-.. I 1 1f pm - St 140 North 9105ordidris.. _I 64 06 L St. 100 i3B. • L Waken Tye. 109 111 - 6R 100 , lihropahles Unkm - ... 16 67 - SR 10 'South Devon-- - _... 44 48 - O 100 '9Outhloooare 67 Of 671 14 20 all Illegese.WoklaiWia 81 se -- O 103 Taft trala - 10 6 , Da 0 - .... -..- -. pm - St. 100 Waterford • Illkaany -, ... 10 6 tWaierloo et Whitehall .- Barran TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (11EMITIVB TELEGIiIIB.) 88 e - zd THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Ocr. 17. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes as com pared with the previous account : INcaassz. Bills discounted . . . fr. 18,500,000 Current accounts . . Notes Treasury balance . . Advances 200,000 Ducar...um. I Cash 1 id 102 i 94 “ 100 100 - 100 i S: ... 4 imn _ea _de THE WAR IN THE BRAZILS. PARIS, Ocr. 17. 1-161 i Intelligence received here from Monte Video from a Paraguayan source states that the Allied forces were in a state of complete inaction. Ten Brazilian iron-clads were hemmed in between the fortresses of Curupaity and Humaita. Curnpaity was strongly reinforced. The bed of the river Paraguay was dammed up, all navigation being thus rendered impracticable. The land forces of the Allies were fortifying themselves in haste at Tuyuene (1), to the east of the entrenched camp of President Lopez. At Buenos Ayres a change had taken place in the ministry. The new ministers advocated a peace policy, in which they were supported by the press. MONEY MARKIIT.-MIIIB DAY.) Chrs o'Osuoz. n it Ed The stock markets showed extreme depression at the commencement of business this morning, owing to the statement that the Emperor Napoleon has determined to despatch troops to Rome, and a con sequent fear that serious difficulties may arise between the French and Italian governments. At the present moment the tendency is slightly better, though there is little real recovery in prices. Con sols have declined Ito I per cent., and are now fully below the highest quotation current some weeks ago. As regards foreign bonds, the transac tions have been chiefly confined to Italian Bonds of 1861, which have been pressed for sale, and have fallen 1 per cent. Turkish, Spanish, and Mexican are likewise lower. The reduction in home railway securities ranges from to per cent. The arrival of telegrams from the Paris Bourse is awaited with some anxiety. The discount market is quiet, but there is less disposition to take the best bills at 11 per cent., the more general rate being If. There seems to be an impression in some quarters that the ten dency of rates during the next few weeks is likely to be rather upwards, owing to the demand for gold for abroad, the circumstance that a large amount of corn paper will soon arrive at maturity, and the slight incresse]of business in some depart ments. Loans on English government securities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 93i to for money and 93 9-16 to 11-16, or 93a, for the account (Nov. 7). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are called 91i to 92, showing no change of importance. Railway stocks have given way, the transactions consisting almost entirely of sales. Great Western and South Eastern have declined 3 per cent. ; London and North Western, Metropolitan, Mid land, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and Great Northern A, ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, and Brighton, k. The quotations are as follows :—Metrupolitan, 1221 to 123; Great Wes tern, 46a to ; London and North Western, 113 to ; Midland, 1181 to 1; Lancashire and York shire, 1261 to 3 ; Caledonian, 1001 to f ; South Eastern, 67 to ; Great Eastern, 311 to 32 ; Great Northern, 109 k to 110} ; ditto A, 15 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 183 to I ; North British, 33 to k ; and Brighton, 53} to 3. The foreign stock market is heavy, and the general course of prices unfavourable. Italian bonds of 1861 have declined 1 per cent., viz., to 43} to 3, and the reduction in most of the other speculative descriptions amounts to k to 3. Turkish of 1862 are at 61k to 62} ; ditto of 1865, 31 to k ; Greek, 113 to 121 ; Spanish Passive, 183 to 19 ; ditto Certificates, 16 to 1; Egyptian, 1864, 82 t o 84, ex div. ; Mexican, 143 to 15 ; and Chilian scrip, Ito dis. The market for bank shares exhibits flatness. Alliance have declined 10s., viz., to 11 to 101 dia. Imperial Ottoman are at I; to 11 dis., being 2s. lid. worse ; London and Westminster, 691 to 701 ; Union of London, 371 to 381 ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 251 to 261 ; and London and County, 65 to 56. Financial shares are dull, but the only alters. tion is a reduction of 2s. Gd. in Credit Fonder, viz., to 61 to si dia. International Financial are quoted 2} to 2} dis. ; London, 23} to 22} dis. ; and General Credit, 2} to 2 dis. United States 5-20 Bonds have declined } per cent., the present price being 68} to }, ex div. ; but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are steady, at 45} to and 77} to 78, respectively. Atlantic Cable shares are quoted the same as yesterday—Anglo-American, at 17a to 4, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3a to I. HILLF-YAST Two o'CLocit. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 87fr. 25c. for the account, showing a fresh decline of # per cent. HALF-FAST THREE O'CLOCK, The stack markets remain flat. Consols are at 938 for money, and 938 to 1 for the account, being fractionally lower than at 1 o'clock. About 117,0001. in bar gold has been with drawn from the Bank for the Continent. The steamer Douro, for the West Indies, will take to-day 6501. in gold and GOO/. in silver. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for the Continent at frs. Otd. per ounce, showing no change compared witfi the recent quotation. About 50,000/. in Mexican dollars, by the steamers La Franco and Fire Queen, were also disposed of for the same quarter, at 4s. Hid. per ounce, being id. higher. _ . . The biddings for bills on India took place yester day at the Bank of England, when 10,00,000 rs. were allotted to Calcutta. The minimum price was fixed as before at Is. 111 d. on Calcutta and Madras. Tenders at Is. Bid. on Calcutta will receive about 80 per cent. • those above that price will be allotted in full. io tenders for bills on Bombay were invited. These results show little change, but, on the whole, it would appear that the demand for remittance to India is somewhat less than it was a fortnight ago. The Crown Agents for the Colonies have invited the holders of New Zealand Government Eight per Cent. Treasury Bills, falling due on the 31st De cember next, to exchange them for Six per Cent. Debentures of the General Government of that colony, having 24 years to run. The proposed rate of exchange is equal to a price of 1031 for the Six per Cents., and the operation will be effected by the delivery of a Treasury Bill, with the final coupon attached for a deben ture of equal amount, bearing interest from the 15th December, 1867. It is understood that the Treasury Bills held in this country, and falling due at the end of the present year, amount to about 400,0001. ; but, as the proposed transaction will be merely that of substituting one security for another, representing the same amount, no addi tional capital will be called for, and the only re sult will be that of lessening the liability of the colony to the extent of the difference between the two rates of interest allowed, or betweeneight and nine thousand a year. The directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company have decided to recommend to the pro prietors at the meeting to be held on the 23rd Instant a distribution for the half-year ended the 30th June last of three pounds a share (free of income tax), including profit from insurance ac count. At a meeting of the shareholders of the English and American Bank (Limited), held yesterday, it was resolved that the undertaking shall be wound up voluntarily. The directors and Mr. Gray, the manager, were appointed liquidators, and a sum of 3,0001. was voted as their remuneration. The fourth instalment of 20 per cent. is to be paid by the 31st inst. on the Five per Cent. Per manent Preference Stock of the Great Northern Railway Company. We are requested to state that Mr. A. C. Sherriff, M.P., has joined the board of directors of the Russian (Vykaounaky) Iron Works Company I (Limited). Subjoined is Messrs. Satterthwaite and Co.'s report on the market for American securities : The market for American government bonds in London has, during the past week, been a steadily declining one, though the total depression is not more than f to 1 per cent. Large supplies have been received from New York, ales there being induoed by the stringency of the money market, the bonds arriving at • time when political and financial distrust deters buying. Five•twenty Bonds are now quoted ex the Ist November coupon ; they close 681 to I, and those of 1865, 66.1 to for end of the month. Erie share, suddenly advanced 3 per cent., and have re lapsed 1 per cent. • we ere without information as to what caused the rise in New York. Illinois remain steadily firm. Atlantic and Greet Western Consolidated Bonds have declined to 1 per rent. WIDWBDAY EVI:111310. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93i to 94 for the 7th November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 931 to 1, which was likewise the final quotation for money. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 31, 4, 3 2 ; ditto, for account, 93k ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 21, 11 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 11, 21 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 201; Bank Stock, 252, 50, ex div. ; India Ten-and-a- Half per Cent. Stock, 223, 1, 3 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 1131, 141, 131 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. enlaced paper, 881 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1091. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) thrz oPer.oor" The market for British mining shares is inac tive to-day, and prices generally present no move ment. Prince of Wales are quoted 535. to 555. ; Wheal Seton, 1024 to 1074 ; Marke Valley, 64 to ; East Caradon, 6to ; North Treskerby, 325. to 345. ; Wheal Grenville, 325. to 34a. ; Chiver ton Moor, 54 to 4 ; Clifford, 7to Wheal Basset, 774 to 824 ; South Frances, 36 to ; North Crotty, 31 to 4 ; East Lovell, 84 to 4 ; West Chiverton, 634 to 65 ; East Cern Brea, 24 to 4 ; and East Russell, 14 to I#. Very few dealings have been recorded in foreign and colonial mining shares. St. John del Rey are at 58 to 60 ; Don Pedro, 2to 24 prem. ; Anglo-Bra zilian, par to 4 prem. ; Pestarena, to 4 prem. ; Chontales dis. to 4 prem. ; Rossa Grande, 4 to a ; Anglo-Italian, 4to # prem. ; United Mexican, 2 to ; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 1 to 14 ; and Central American, 4 dia. to prem. i i 103 106 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ST T/LLIGIMPH (ntor ova owl comacsrownrirr.) Market continues steady. Sales about 12,000 or 15,000 bales, at yesterday's rates. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAT.) • SUCLILIL—The market continue' firm at the recent ad vance. The sales include British West India at :31s. 6d. to 33e. Gd. ; common Jaggery Haiku, 265. 6d. ; Havens, 341. Refined firm. Correr„ —The parcels offered by auction have consisted chiedly of British East India, for which extreme 'wines were paid exoept for common, which are dull of sale ; color, East India sold at 71s. to 87s. ; Java, 72a. 6,1. to 50a. ; Costa Rica, 525. to 635. 6cl. Tex.—The market is less active, but fine qualities com mand very firm prices. Ruit.-150 puncheons of Jamaica sold, also 5 , ) puncheons of Demerara at 2s. Id. FRUlT.—Valencia raisins are less active, owing to an ad- vance of Is. per cwt. being demanded. Other articles firm. SPICICIL—A moderate business is doing at steady prices. Pepper sold, common Penang 3d. ; Pimento, common, li& to 2d. Nutmegs at rather easier prices ; very small to bold, la. 3d. to 4s. 2d. Mace, Is. 6d. to 3a. 4d. Cloves, Penang, 101 d. Rtes.—The demand is steady, but leer active ; 5,000 bags of Moulmein sold, for cash, at 12s. 3d. ; 3.10 tone No cranzie, ex ship, at 12a. ; and 500 tons Ballam, at Ha. 641., landed. Corros.—A fair steady business is doing at previous prices. Jrts.—There is only a moderate demand ; price without change. SALTPETRE.-700 bags sold for cash at 19s. 3d. to 19s. 64., for re!ractions 71 to 31. TALLOW MARKST.— (THIS DAY.) The market is steady at 'Us following prices:—Town tallow, 445. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 455.; ditto new, 455. 3d. ; October to December, 45e. to 45e. 3d.; December, 45a. to 45e. lid. ; January, 45e. 9d. to 413 e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is much smaller than on Thursday last, yet it far exceeds the demand. The prices on the average are lower. There i. about the eamo number of sheep as last week ; only a very few find purchas - rs, nod these at lower rates. Calves also ere lower. Our foreign anpnly consists of 350 beasts, 1,830 sheep, 66 calves, and 9 0 OP. I Per sane of Oa it d. a. d. Per stone of 81hs. a&a. d Ben Scots, liervlda. 4 4 4 6 Brat Dos& lif-bden 0 0 0 0 Bon Short-horns 4 2 4 4 Best Leon-w 001.... 4 0 4 4 Snood qual. bents 2 4 5 4 Do. do. Shorn.... 0 0 0 0 Calves PI. 2B S 8 Da. do. Shorn .... 00 0 0 Best Dos& HU-breds 4 6 4 8 Lambs Beasts at market, 1,070 ; sheep end lambs, 4,220; calves, 202; SP, 210. SMITHFIELD HAY MARBET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at hat day's prime, via.:—Prime clover, 90s. to 103 s. ; in ferior ditto, 60a. to 75a. ; prime hay. 12a. lid. to 84s. ; inferior ditto, 555. to 60a. ; straw, 36a. to 425. There are now 70,000 Jews in Now York, and one sad a half million of Jews in the whole of the United States. THE SULTAN'S SERAGLIO. —The present Sultan has greatly restrained the seraglio in all tts branches. lie not only cut down his late brother's household. but he restricted his own. He gave a new example of having a head wife, and the number of him wives is limited. He pensioned off his brother's widows and servants, taking over some of the servants at reduced wages. To one dis tinguished eunuch, it is related, he offered 44.1. N. a year. This the distinguished individual indignantly refused. affirming that ha could get more in a respectable The Sultan said, " When I offered hint as much yearly as my brother gave for him, I thought I had made a liberal offer ; but as he is not satisfied, let him go." The scan dals of the late reign are already at an end. There are no bonds of first, second, and third queens. The new sultan. mother has refused to take her whole income or allowance. The civil list charges are paid regularly, and no Christian tradesman speculates at the expense of the Sultan's wife. If the Sultans have set the example of polygamy, the imperial princesses bare set that of monogamy. The daughters of the late Sultan were allowed to marry the handsomest young men they chose, and when married the young men were made princes to suit them ; but these imperial wives have long since laid down the law that their husbands are to have no other wives. The Egyptian princesses, who have large fortunes, try to maintain the same law, so that fashion is now setting in that direction.— Mem linger Brriew, new number.