The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-10 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. TUE REEREEHINEiT ACE. fl (~ ,, Ifishath, landlord of the Ben Jonion •hue•laue, Fleetotiset, appeared before Alderman w answer a summons, at the instance of the City authorities, charging the defendant with an infringe , 0 , the New Refreshment Act, by serving malt liquors, -tikecu the hours of 1 sod 2 in the morning of the N. Ala appeared for the defendant, durst, City Police, pee evident* to the effect, • i• the morning in question he watched thedsfendant's and at twenty minutes past 1 o'clock saw the ~,t roman leave the house with cans, &c. He also the potman, and found in his possession a bottle • 6onts. ',nee was that the potman left the house before „ with refreshments for composit o r s employed at of the .11 , ,rning Adrertiser and Morning Herald, .owe time was occupied in serving the former • ~...re the potman, who was on his way to the Morn :: •.1 office was stopped by the polioe-sergeant. witnesses were in attendance to prove that no .eat from the house after 1 o'clock. , ••• oi Challis maid he should dra¢iima the summons, not behave that the new act was passed with a men who were employed at late hours in ,•iicos or factories of necessary refreshments. If lame", proprietor of a oofee•houas at shoe• . . „ e l...street, wu summoned for serving refreshments the boon of 1 sod 2 o'clotic. ,ergesot Hurst stated that shortly after 1 o'clock , the defendant open a door and admit a pinion into The fanlight over the door was open, and witness 0(1 heard the person who entered call fora cup of iernan Chsllis—Could you see whether any refresh. • sewed': Challis—The summons is dismissed. CLERKEN WELL. .!x TENING O M CRDER.-STILL.NGZ DISCLOSUBM • I; • • •i, a fashionably attired woman, residing at 50, street, Russell-square, was summoned before Mr. using threatening and abusive language towards .• • . • .rec..e Ayre, whereby she goes in bodily fear, •i:l,etts, of Frederick-street, Grayninn-tead. 1 4). • the complainant, and Mr. E. Litton Lewis, of •• '.l.,riborough.street, for the defence. '•:. i:icketts said it would he necessary, in order to make ..- • ,o , •elligible, to make some painful disclosures, which • ...,:count for the present deplorable position of his •. .11,e complainant was the daughter of Captain . sreo had assumed the name of Jackson, a retired ..3 {a the army. About two years ago Captain Tuthill, • addicted to habits of excessive intemperanoe, formed . rout connexion with the defendant, and on one coca ...;ow plainaut found her father &thorns in bed with the .• proceedings in the Divorce Conrt were taken by . uthill against Captain Tuthill, the result being a --a of p idi.stal separation, with an allowance t o M rs . ..f I 'O . . per annum alimony. The complainant was ~ u her mother's behalf in the Divorce Court, and that tine Captain Tuthill had cohabited withthedefend . • ~ and wife, but neither of them had forgiven the plaioant for the part she took in exposingtheirdialionour. :onip:ani , itir, too, had been unfortunate in her mar for after living with her husband about eleven • b's was obliged to leave him, as he was never sober • the ::rot three months from the marriage, and a deed —p.,ration was entered into. The complainant then ,:r.e time lived with her mother, who was, however, as .rerate as her husband, and lately had positively con' • to live with her husband and his paramour, the • and all three were now living together at 50, ,sirdstreet. The complainant, then deserted by her its. sought the advice and protection of a friend of the • a Mr. lierridge, who had been so kind to Capt. Tuthill Less wife in lending them money, which had never been and as the complainant was wholly without means, Berridge had kindly advanced her some money, which •,-rnnised shortly to repay, as eke had expectations hide -- i, , nt of her parents or her husband, lie (Mr. ,etts) had mentioned these matters, which might per. appear irrelevant to the present proceeding, in ?indica . the character of his client, and in justice to Mr. -rmige, to whom the defendant and Captain Tuthill im ' ...1 the worst motives. The complainant bad one child, - about 4 years, of whom Capt. Tuthill a short time ago possession under the pretence that he wanted to buy • -*thing for the child, but he took him to his own house _I had since refused to give him up. The complainant c; unwilling that the child should remain in her father's : on the 31st of August last went there to see the when her father denied that the child was in the . but the complainant at the same time sew the -‘endaot on the stairs dragging the child into a room, defendant then used the vilest language towards the -nplainant, who left the house, but the defendant and pt. Tuthill followed her, and whilst the latter assaulted !!r. Kerridge's coachman, the former pursued the complain through the streets uttering a threat, from which, and 'm her violent temper and habitat, the complainant was /raid the defendant would do her some bodily harm, and, ~..erefore, asked the magistrate to bind over the defendant : • keep the peace towards her. Mrs. r Florence Ayre was then sworn, and said—l am the rfe of Martin Vernon Ayr., from whom I am separated. I reside at 13, New Ormond-street. I have a child four - .Ars old. A short time ago my father, Captain Tuthill, -.laced me to let him have the child, saying he ' , lid shortly return him to me. He has since kept 1:•n. and refuses to let me have him. On the 31st of i . :2Ult I went to my father's house to see my child. My .:per said it was not there, but I saw the defendant on landing dragging the child into a room. I called to her t I wanted - to see the child. She exclaimed, By God, you won't have your child." She then dreadful expressions towards me. I then ran out : the hou.e, and was streaking to Mr. Karridge's coachman .ten defendant and my father came after me. The de :Ant then rushed at me, but I ran away, and she pursued .. , .clout 1;0 yards, when I ran into a tailor's shop for pro : •t:nn. On Saturday last 'became to my house with a man. .•:1 daily in fear of her doing me some bodily harm. She • 1, " I have owed you a grudge for two years, and I will give it to von hot. Croat-examined by Mr . Lett—l did not say to the coach- TM. •" Give her one. Ido not live in the same hone. u Mr. Kerridge. He has lent me money u also my father tad mother. ' , surge liand.ll, the coachman, and a person from the t:,,lor's shop, having been 021111i131X1 and given confirmatory evidence, _ _ Me. Lewis said a great deal of matter bad been imported itto the cue, simply with the object of raising prejudice. lie did not deny that his client had uttered. threat towards c mplaioaat, but the msgistrate would know how to treat it v:-.en he remembered that it was uttered seven days ago, 1.0 the defendant tad done nothing to complainant. Mr. Berker ordered the defeadant to be bound over in the nn, of 501. to keep the peace for six months. Mr. Rickette &eked that the surety might be recorded, it. ht ass ordered to be done. Cl:.•aln Tuthill wu then charged with moulting George dall. Yes. iiirketts said this was • summons by Randall against ( amain Tuthill for assault. which would now be proceeded • Whilst the defendant in the Brat case was abusing Avre, Captain Tuthill seized Randall by the collar, I shook him violently, calling him • villain a scoundrel, and accused him of prowling a'•nt the premises for some unlawful purpose. Ran s coat, waistcoat, and shirt were torn. The assault was Nether unprovoked, as the complainant had merely c -, ired his master's orders in accompanying Mrs. Are. Me defendant had often been charged with assaults, and 1,1 been sent to prime, and he (Mr. Rikette) now asked inagistrate to teach him that persons were not to be • ilted with impunity. •-orge Randall, on being sworn, stated that the defend :- I. without any cause, seised him in the street, and shook L:-. rioleatly, tearing hi clothe,. :as-ezarnined by Mr. Lewis—My clothes maybese been in endeavouring to get sway from defendant, hat he bold of me and shook me. The defendant did say, ..0 scoundrel, do you know you ere walking with my i:r Mr. Riekette-1 said I wu merely obeying my :.teter:s orglen. Mr. Lewis concealed that the insult was a trumpery aLd that Cantata Tuthill wan enraged when he found J tughter walkiog and talking with a man like Randall. H.al*o said that the complainant had torn his clothe* be fr.. Mr. Barker fined the defendant 20a. and corks, or in f days' imprisonment with hard labour. The tine was paid. MARLHOROUGH,STREET. F \ TRAOHDINARY SCENE IN THE amens. acid J , ,ltn Murphy, two hulking lads, were I .'r 4 r.i before Mr. Knox with behaving in • disorderly ..r ro Wardourviireet last night. F a 4 .t. said that about 9 &cloak last night he saw nti•oners, quite naked, running in Wardottr-street, '• , • , 1 by about 290 persona. He took both prisoners into Knox inquired whether the prisoners were sober sod • • and the constable said they were both sober, "• I • II culy had • piece of rag tied round their loins. arr James Bristow, the gate porter at st. James's cud he was called the previous evening to the • ,r,•l told the tramps were tearing up their clothes. He ":" •, the police station to uk what he was to do, and .L.:. :here the prisoners were brought is. "r• hu.,l inquired whether they had applied to be • t NA. 1....t0w conld not sac, He had admitted 7#i persons to the d wsr , l. Every night • lumber of tramps were in the habit and lying outside the workhouse sod mousing by singing indecent songs. F qns Said it was absurd to suppose that two great 4 f-llows like the prisoners could be permitted to .• armlet the streets. He should order them to bail each for ;4 for a mouth. WORSHIP•EITREET. JEALOUSY AND CRIYILTT. " X'ralfor.i, a powerful onog man. 30 years *of • 111 . e 6 mrge.l before Mr. Cooke with violently aneault , Nt ,, rr et • Stratford, his wife. (au waa marked es from blew', and dm THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1864. appeared greatly excited while giving her evidence. She said— I have been married only sit months. My husband has frequently ill-used me, but I never complained of him until now at a police-court. No earthly being can tell what I have suffered. Re left me on a sick bed when but three months his wife. Last night he met me in Sunhat row, knocked me down with his fiats, and kicked me. I was com pelled to give him into custody. Two respectable women, seemingly disinterested, con firmed this statement, and Roberts, the beadle of St. Luke's parish, said—l saw above 100 persons assembled in Runhill row, and thought that murder was being committed ; he did not strike her in my presence ; I cautioned him not to do so. I saw her on the ground, and tumbled over her, crippling myself sadly. befendact—She fell when I pushed her. I neither struck nor kicked her. Not any one wank' credit the life I have led with this woman ; she has sold my home, pledged my clothes, created a disturbance at Whitbread's brewery where I worked that resulted in my being discharged, although I succeeded in begging myself back, and all through jealousy, which I swear she has no more cause for than I believe I have. Mr. Cooke—A few days sines you were here, when she summoned a young woman for aseaulting her. I suppose that is the person she is suspicious of. I booed her over to keep the peace, and gave you advice which hu clearly been neglected. I cannot doubt that you have ill need her, and she is approaching her confinement There may be faults on both sides, but he,. cannot justify violence from you. I now order that you find two responsible sureties in 201. to keep the peace towards your wife for six mouths. Defendant—Thank you, sir, for it will be six months peace for me ataxy rate. THE MANSION-HOUSE POLICE COURT. Nairn &birder Leith Azdroasaa 29.90 55 W. N.W. Greencastle — " • Cape Clear Queenstown. 29.84 42 N.W. Liverpool 30.00 00 8. Holyhead 29.05 57 S.S. W. Pembroke 50.05 53 W.N.W. Penzance 30.90 68 Z Brest 90.08 59 N.W. L'Orlent 30.04 59 N. Rochefort 99.08 66 N. Plymouth 30.0858 Z. Weymouth 30.0757 W.N.W. Portsmouth 30.07 5.8 N.W. London 39.06'57 W. Dover 30.0659 N.W. Yarmouth 30.0e58 W.N.W. Seerberough. 29.9724 S.W. Ildadds Heligoland — - - - 4 9 W.N.W. 5 8 W. 6 8 W.N.W. - 12 W.N.W. - - 10 W. W.S.W. B.S. W. N.W. S. W. &W. N. W. W.S.W S. w. S.W. • S.W. W.S.W. 1 W.S. W. W S.W. W _ _ I - 3 - 4 - 6 - 3 0.09 1 - i SHARE LisTa--(T1118 DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The railway market is firm to-day, although there is not much business, and the general tendency of quotations is strong. Caledonian stock has risen per cent., South Eastern and Great Eastern 1, and Metropolitan 1. Great Western has receded 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1111 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western 671 to 681 ; Mid land, 129 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and York shire 1141 to 1151 ; South Eastern, 82 to 1, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 105 to 106, ex div. ; Lon don and South Western, 94 to 96, ex div.; Great Eastern, 451 to 461 ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; and Great Northern, 127 to 128, ex div. Great Southern of India Railway stock has de clined, and Sciude is dull. Great Western of Canada and Ottoman shares are also flat. ORDINARY DRAM AND STOCK& Ph. I Pd. I RUMAT. I Ci r e ttC le . I t i t ' rtii. 11/ all Blem.,WoLa Stour Val. as. 100 Blytkand Tyne 10 ' all . Boutanßleatrelotlld.C St 100 &idol sad Scotia 84. 100 Caledonian 60 all Ltrk and Bandon 11) all Cornwall 10 all Do. A A Docile. =tile 10 , all Do. 8 .1 0. Ispaid to B. 01 ' all Dublin and Betinne 115 all Dundee,PartkotAteLln Bt. 'lOO ltd/nburghand Glasgow It. 100 Glaagow and B. Western' Bt. 100 Great Lateen Ord. SC/ Bt. 100 Do. A Mont : IL 100 Do. Z. Ang. !Stk., No.2' let. 100 Great Northonoodandi 81,. 100 GreatNortbern Bt 108 Do.A A rec. no dlr. nn- Bt. 100 Do.ll 1 1116 p. c.lapald B, Bt. .100 Gt. South West, (Ire.; Bt. 100 Great Western j Si 100 Do.Bto;rr VeLQu.Stk M. 100 Do. South Wake. St. 100 Do. W. Yid.—OxfOni St. 100 Do. Do. Newport St. 100 Do. Do. Hereford' St. 100 Lancashire& Yorkshire' St. 100 London and illackwall Si 100 Lon.,BrlOtn. et &Coast 8t.:100 Loodocoftathmot Dor St. 100 London& North Weida St. 100 Loulon&SouthWeetern , St. 100 Man.,Shef.,& Lincolash' 50 ' all Maryport . Shares aad Carlisle: 194 all Do. Do' St. 100 Metropolitan St. 100 Do. New St. 100 'Midland MM all Do. New St. 100 Do &&121. & Derby 60 all Mid. Gt. Wri M , all Do. • Shares .. Mid Kest 10 M 1 Slut Newt (Cry I.lltm St, 'lOO North British St. 100 Do. Edln.,Perth,Dund St. 109 N. Eastern—Benriek 16 161; Do. O. N. IL Pure St. 100 , Do. Leeds St. 100 Do. York SII 85 idl MI 1141 11 $3 16 11 89 91 108 110 45 46 1!8 123 x4l 127 iii ii SO WI 67S 64 66 67 38 46 100 103 114 k 115 64 16 101 193 39 41 111 1111 Id 04 95 xd 66 65 106 10d zdanail Bt. 100 1)e. Carlisle e.l Do. Stor..lidDerUng II 19 " Do. do. 1855-613 15 12 Do. do. 180041— St. 100 North London 10 5 De. New St. 100 North Staffordshire 10 all N. & S. Wasters June St. 100 Scottish Central SA 100 Scottish N.E. Aber Stk. j St. .100 Scottish Midland 10 - all Shrewsbury SA -100 Shropshire Union St, 100 South Devon St, 100 South Eastern 84. ,100 S. Yorkah. d River Dun ID al Staines. Woklughm,dc St, • 100 Taft Vale 10 S Do C St. 100 Vale of Reath 1!S 179 e :di e 9 101 Ed! 63 34 25 16 104 106 1271 137 i 481 xd un a ad ad I 1 1064 I f lam 63} Otk 92 93 3 9 .F 4 1) . 1 - 0 - ;La 7 1 ii PM ail 1111 le 741 li ppmad 101 75 11 ad 13u 115 St. 100 Victoria Stn. & St. 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. Si. 100 Welt Cornwall R. 'lOO W. tiartlpl. Herb. & 111 BRITISH ?CM -RAILWAYS. 117 69 i& IT id 81 82 ad 101 103 . 129 i i 91 11 xd 1011 f sd 811 212 id 84 1 zd ad - I Biala WLONIAL GO' lIICIJEITIZA I a. Wow itio,ooo .. DeltlanColes.6p.et.,lB7l7l6 Do. do. 1888 100 I Put. Clor. 6p.0,1877-64. 1001 Do.dpeeet.lab.dAng. 1001 Doe wet. Baa. 'lOO l 141 7 1 . 4,808 ..1 D 0.6 per et..tanakidy 100 1 686,806 I Do. 6 per ct. Inn Nock 100 1160,000 .. Car Q11(446p.eL1873 100 do. 18804 100 Do. do. 18904 100 Do. do. 1891'100 100:000' .. Ceilan.Nov. 1868, 6 p.ct. 100 160,000 .. Do. irts, do.. '100; 100,900 .. Mansiltus epee 06., 1 870 1001 990,000 .. Do. 1878 100' 800,000 .. Do. lass toe; 105,500 NALL Gov.. per mut._ 100 i 164000... New Bruns. Gov. a p.et. 190, ,N.B.Wales Or. 5 p.c.1966 1001 .... 1.. Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876 100; Do. 5 p. e. 1888 to 1899 100,1 160,000 .. New Zeeland' per cent 1001 160,000.. Nova Bootle 6p. 0., 1875 100 74000,.. Queensland Gov. e p. et. 190 .... S.Aust.Gev.Op. a Bonds 100 Vle.Gov.6p.c.Jan.dJuly 100 .. I Do. do. 6 p.odpe6ooo. 100 , 108. PION No. I 89. Knew 96 97 96 WI 96 97 xd .... 94 82 82 104 106 107 10 109 111 107 1N 102 105 109 112 101 102 108 106 104 100 104 197 96 99 07 90 98 98 96 97 99 101 99 102 106 108 108 109 :ii 108 I i I Pd I CL pawn. I Saba . . 36,000 1 AlemiDoe (Limited; 1 1 100,000 1 Anllo.BrazOold(Lim 1 64. 1 10,000 10 ,Atutrallan all I 76,000 1 Boa Accord Cop.(Lim ) all 1 10,000 4 BratlLL&M.Co.(Llml all 16,000 10 Cape Copper (Limited , 7 12, M, OOO 40 000 2 C C apalailllver (Limited ; all , 1 1 oln. 10,000 10 Coplapo e r Ur er alted) . 16 100,000 1 , Don Pedro, N. Del Bay. 76,000 1 Den Mount. Cop. (Lim.) all i 26,000 $ Iliad Dallier (Umited) 11! 25,000 2 ;Fortuna (Limited) all i 20,000 10 'General all 1111,000 4 Upend& (Limited) 16,000 2 ;Unarm li gi 10,000, 6 !Lelia:dap (linallecl) 2 MAU; 1 ',Nickell& . all , 100,000 1 ,14Aurem Braa.3.lL(li all 60,000. 4 Panuicillo Copper (L 1 1 10,000 11 , Ponteband SilwerLead all 100,000' 0 , Pon rbIUIP I 1 1 1 Santa BarhOold 11.(L) 110,400. 1 goottishituatraL(Uto.), 411 11,000, 10 IM. John del IleylLiZlLij le 43,174 37 ,Thalted Mexican Um. I 7 10,000 1 IVallansaseatiold Um. 00,000' 1 !Worthing (Limited) ; 464001 II 1 Tadanamatena Ilim 1' all edi.. IF t 2 S 4pm 4 31 Ws 6 6 idts Ipi I die MISCELIA/1 EOM. tr a Par Pla ai C3ag dla 1 pas 1 No. I MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcw. The tendency of the stock markets to-day is more favourable, especially as regards the funds, which, after rising per cent , upon continued investments, are now quoted I per cent. higher than they closed yester day. Other securities are firm, and in some cases, including Confederate and Greek Bonds, and Cale donian and South Eastern Railway stocks, prices have advanced. There is a fair demand for money to-day in the general market, and 9 per cent. is in most cases the lowest rate fur good three months' bills. In the Stock Exchange there is only a moderate demand for short loans, with a large supply of money, and the rate has declined to 4 to 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele_ gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 75c , being 50. better than yesterday. The rise in the Bank of France rate of discount appears, there fore, to be viewed with satisfaction. Consols are now quoted 871 to 1 for money, and 88k to for the account (Oct. 11). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, 1, a, ; ditto, for account, 88, I, ; Three per' , Cents. Reduced, 86, ; New Three per Cents., 86, 851, 86f, ; Bank Stock, 244 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 28s. die.; and Exchequer Bills, March, 15s. die. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is a fresh rise of three per cent. in Confederate Bonds, which are now quoted 84 to 85. Greek Bonds are f better, at 231 to 24 ; Mexican 1 better, at 271 to 1 ; and Spanish Certificates also / better, at 131 to 1. Turkish Consolid4s remain at 501 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Chilian, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 821 ; Egyptian, 98 ex div. ; Greek, for account, 24, 231 ; Italian, for account, 651 ; Mexican, for account, 271, ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 771 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 47f, 461, 47 ; Russian, 1862, 871 ; Spanish, for account, 49k, 49 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 43k, 44 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 301, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, f ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 68k, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 69k, 70 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70f, 70 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 56. International Financial shares are now quoted N to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2f to 1 prem. ; London Financial, if to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to f prem. ; Hudson's Bay, IN to 16f ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, If to prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, I die to par.; Ottoman Societe G,Smfrale, If to prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3 to 1 prem. 11.u.5.-Pssr Two o'CLocK. Consols are now quoted 87 to for money. and 88} to I for the 11th Oct. The rise by the Bank of France of its rate of discount from 0 to 7 per cent. had been ex pected, it being obvious that a difference of 3 per cent, between the charge of the Bank of France and that of the Bank of England could not be suffered to prevail without attracting gold to England. In the comparative calmness of the French money market, in face of the violent movements and anxiety observable here, it is easy to find fresh cause for condemnation of the artificial restrictions attempted to be set up by the Bank Charter Act of 1844. At the auction of the Spanish Passive Debts, which will take place on the 30th instant at Madrid, the amounts nominally assigned are as fol lows :—Rs. Vn. 2,250,000, for the redemption of the Ist class Interior Stock ; Rs. Vn. 375,000, for the redemption of the 2nd class Interior Stock ; Re. Vu. 14,053,060, for the redemption of the 2nd class Exterior Stock. Only a small amount of gold-5,000/.—was sent into the Bank yesterday. Owing to the state of our money market. the quotations for bills on the continent yesterday after noon were very irregular, and in all cases the move ment was in favour of this country. In some cases it was difficult to effect transactions. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.2.1 to # ditto, 3 days, 11.19 to 12 ; Rotterdam, 3 month', 12.21 to 3 ; Ant werp, 3 month; 25.75 to 80; Hamburg, ms. bane% 3 months, 13.10 to 1 ; Paris, 3 day; 25.30 to 40 ; ditto, 3 mont 25.75 to 85 ; Frankfort-oe- the - Maine. 3 months, 121 t ot • St. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 30 to f ; Vienna, 'eff. do.. 3 months, 11.95 to 12; Trieste, eft. do., 3 mouths, U.% to 12 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to ; °Adis, S months, 471 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.83 to 90 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Palermo., 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Musinn, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 51# to f ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to #. The amount of bills on India, for which tenders will be rece'ved at the Bank of England on the 21st inst., will be rupees 30,00,000 (300,0001.). The subjoined shows the rates of discount now current on the continent, viz. :—Paris, 7 per cent. ; Vienna and Hamburg, 611 ; Turin, 7} ; Berlin, Brussels, and St. Petersburg, 6 ; Frankfort, 4 ; and Amsterdam, 5 per cent. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion in crease 75,0004 ; bills discounted, increase 80,0001. ; government deposits, increase 150,0001. ; notes in circulation, decrease, 620,0001.; private deposits; decrease 190,0001. ; advances, decrease. 40,0001. It will be seen that the tendency of the coin and bul lion, and notes, is favourable, and the rise in the rate of discount of the French Bank, made this day, must, therefore, be regarded as merely a precau-, tionary measure. The stoppage of Messrs. Croekey and Co., mer chants, of St. Michael's-house, is announced. Their liabilities are estimated at about 100,000/., and the result of the liquidation depends chiefly upon some railway contracts. A circular has been issued convening an ad journed meeting of the creditors of Messrs. T. W. Sweet and Co., shipowners, of Fenchurch-street. The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada have given notice that the half-yearly interest due on the Atlantic and St. Lawrence sterling shares will be paid on and after the ISth inst. The directors of the Bank of British Columbia have issued the following report, in anticipation of the meeting called for the 26th inst. By the annexed statement of &commie, which the direction have much pleasure in submitting to the shareholders, it will be seen, that after paying current expenses the amount of undivided profit at the oonchision of the half year eliding 30th June last was 11,1061. 16s. 6d. Out of this sum the directors propose to appropriate 5,000/. to paying a dividend at the rate of 8 par cent. per annum, free of income tax ; to add 4,0001. to the reserve food, which is thereby increased to 6,000/. ; and to carry forward 2,1061. 16s. 6d. to the current half-year. The directors are happy to inform the proprietors that the supplemental charter, which they have obtained, authorises them to establish branches at other places io the west of North America. besides British Columbia cad Vancouver Inked ; sod to defer calling up the remainder of the capital (which otherwise by the terms of the original charter must have been paid up this month) until such time as they think it desirable to do so. The Egyptian government having ratified the alterations in the statutes of the Sociit4 Financiere d'Egypte, the dividend equal to 12 2-3rds per cent. per annum declared at the meeting held at Paris is now payable in that city, in Alexandria, and in London, at the Imperial Mercantile Credit Association's offices. A call of 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the Otago and Southland Investment Company (Limited) by the 3rd October. The prospectus of the United Kingdom Steam Boiler Insurance Company (Limited) is issued. It is intended to provide against the risk and damage to property caused by the explosion of steam boilers—a class of business which has shown satis factory results in the case of one or two local under takings. The company's operations will be under ' practical guidance, and it is promised that the best engineeing talent shall be employed in this inspection of boilers and machinery. The capital m 100,0001. in 20,000 shares of 51. each, but Oa first issue is not to exceed 5,000 shares. The Admiralty will receive tenders oa the 10th October for the supply of 5,800 tierces and 6,800 barrels of navy pork. The Emigration Commissioners invite tenders for a ship to carry passengers to Brisbane, Queens land. A severe thunder-storm commenced about one o'clock yesterday afternoon in the north, and moat of the telegraph wires belonging to the various cows panies were blown down. The transmission of telegrams from London to Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow, and other northern cities, was either sua pended, or they were taken with the understanding that they would be about two hours on the way, instead of a few minute. The despatch of mes sages from the Stock• Exchange to the north was consequently greatly interfered with. FRIDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 871 for the 11th October, opened this morning at me to a, and advanced at the close to 87 15-16 to 88 1-16, or 88 "buyers." For money the last price was 87i to a, as against 87k to yesterday. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, e, I ; ditto, for account, 871, p, I, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 84 ; New Three per Cents., 85;3, it, 1 ; Bank Stock, 242 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1031, 104 ; Five per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 102; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 110. The India Five per Cent. stock was firmer. Exchequer Bills remain at 255. to 15e. dis. The Confederate Loan continues in demand, and has to-day experienced a fresh rise of 14 per cent. There was also all improvement of 1 per cent. in Egyptian Bonds, but, with these exceptions, the foreign stock market was flat, though closing above the lowest point of the day. The final quotations, compared with those of yesterday, show a declined to per cent. in Spanish Passive Bonds and Cer tificates, Turkish of 1858, and the Consolidis. Bank shares continued to droop. A decline was quoted to-day in City Bank, Bank of London, Bank of Egypt, Imperial Otto man, London and County, London Joint Stock, South Eastern, Union Bank of Australia, and Union Bank of London. On the other hand, London Batik of Mexico and South America, Bank of Otago, London and Northern, Midland, Union Bank of Ireland, and Seinde, Punjaub and Delhi Bank shares, were quoted rather better. Hudson's Bay shares remain at 154 to 16. Egyp tian Trading were dull at Ito 14 prim. Discount Corporation, Continental Union Gas, London General Omnibus, National Steam, Rio Improve meats, and Universal Marine Insurance shares, were all quoted rather lower. The shares of the financial companies, though dull, closed with more steadiness. The dosing quotations are annexed, vie. ;—lnternational, to g prem. ; General Credit, 24 to i prem. ; London Financial, 7 to 75 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit (amalgamated), 24 to 4 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 75 to 84 prem. ; and Credit Fon der, 74 to 84 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new un dertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), 34 to 3j prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1, 4 , to ig prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, dis. to par ; Chiliaa Mining and Trading, 4to prem. MINEI3.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The mining market is inactive to-day, and pikes generally preeent no change compared with those last current yesterday. East Grenville shares are quoted 71 to ; Wheal Seton, 210 to 2124 ; Wheal Grenville, 7 to 5 ; East Caradon 275 to 28 ; and Great Vor, 271 to 285. East 1;ovell are officially marked 85. No variation has occurred in foreign and colonial mining shares. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 365, and 'United Mexican at 51. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Mews. Von Dadelazen and North We have to report continued dulness in the metal market. In the present uncertainty about monetary affairs. and prospects of even dearer mooey, operators and con. rumen only provide themselves with their moat urgent re. quiremeota. Iron. —Welsh ban and rails remain unchanged in value, with an average demand. Staffordshire descrip tions are steady. Hardly any change has taken place m Scotch pig iron, which remains steady at 58e. 3d. cash sod 59e. 3d. open. Copper.—Businen is restricted ; the toes is. if anything, a @bade better, but shippers use great caution. No badmen of importance reported in foreign. market has become vary dull again. particularly foreigs. Straits is offered at 1011., and banes at 1031. English is in fair demand. Tin plates are steady, but dif fi cult to dipole of. Lead is tending in @e ll en' favour. Speller.— Some transactions have taken place for spot and forward delivery, the former at 241. 10a. to 24/. 12s. 6d., the latter at 241. 15e. to 231. Hull parcel, special brands, 211. 15s. to 251. __a -- i xa: leo 166 I --1 - 4 p 98 100 zdi 33 33 1L51310245. Closing prices:. TO TILL ILD/TOR or THE EXPREBB SIR, —Permit me to give, through your columns, the most unqualified contradiction to the allegations contained in the polies report, of Stoben's case at the Mansion-house. At the next hearing I shall take the nemesary steps to put this contradiction in legal shape, and in the meantime appeal to your sense of fair play to enable me to deny a statement made behind my back, without notice to me, and while I was engaged arguing a matter before Mr. Justice Shee elsewhere.—Your, obedientlf, C. BRADLAUGH, Articled and Managing Clerk to Mr. R. Lecarson. 66, Bwhopegatastreet Within, Sept. 10. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SATURDAY, SEPTIRBZR 10, 8 &IL & T. F. - KB7 Sh. I Pd. I 100 all Atlantic& N. Lalmmo,. 69 Bt. 100 80ra.8ar.&C.1n.g.643.4.! 996 20 10 ! Do. I Mar& I *dig 1106! a/I Buffalo & Lake Duran . 6 10 al Do. Prelarenoe 7l 100 100 ,Buff..Brant,&Goderleh' • Op. k Ma. Aug.', 1872 76 109 100 Do. do. July 1, 1873. 75 100 100 Do. do. Jane 1, 1474 75 St. 100 Cal. &8. &stern 6p.c. : 96 St. 100 Cape T. & Dockep. e. g 93 100 all Demerara.7p.kper.pref AA. 100 East. Bengal go. 6do lOl Bt 100 Bast Indian go. 6do lOO 10 all Do. 0 &tension ^ 19) 20 ! W Do. do 196 at. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada' 185 100 all Do.Equip.ll.l4.,6p.ct, 91 100 all Lb. DR pref. Bonds 7O 100 ! all Do. do. deferred El 100 all • De. Ind preL Bonds • 66 100 all Do. do. deferred 66 100 all Do. 3rd preL Stock 100 all: Do. do. deferred 46 100 all Do. 4th pret. Stock 2B WO all Do. do. deferred ' 26 81. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 101 90 12 I Do. gnu. 6 per cent 12 53 1 2 • Do. New do It. 100 Gt. S. of In& p. et. 99 9t. 100 Do 4/ per cont. • 94. 2 . Do 104 all Gt. Western of Canada 96 2014 18 : Do. New ! 11 100 all Do.4lp.e.Bda pa7.1873' 89 100 • all D 0.66 do. do. 1877.8 82 10 , 2 Indian Branch, Limited 4411 10 1 Do. New 2t. 100 Madras guar. 6p. cent it 100. Do. do. 4 do IL 100 Do. do. 4 do.- 20 9 Do. Fifth on 100 Nal?: o;rp.--.:6:peTTlis 60 all Malb. aollicotion's By 60 all N.Bnau.et Can.cla.A St. 100 N.l2.ofesa.ep.e.lotp.B.". U. 100 Scindo. FL& 6 Par °Mt. ' 01. 100 Do. Delhi do 20 . _ Do. do. do. ::: 100 i DThtLallint.d. JULYT PIOBAHLL, CO NOITIIII/1/1 SCIDAY. strong, squally, soma rain. NONDIT. . . _ N.E. to N. W.. fresh, squalls, unsettled. W. to N. and bark, Vranizz. N. to W., fresh to mo unsettled. stroog to dente. moderato. 9.8. W. to N.N.W, SO UMW. N.N.E. to W.N.W., and to N.N.F.., fresh fresh. to moderate. ha wit above. larehh. N. to W. sod S.W., fresh. Norlitern=aeollaad. lissisre=lreland. Wsle= and ad larea.Ass. loothorn=lbglisa Channel sad Bay of Ussag. Saito% =Eastward England and North Sea CAMBERWELL WoaKuorsz.—Ou Thursday nearly 200 of the inmates of Camberwell Workhouse, including about forty imbecile patients, were conveyed in vans to Purby Downs, near Croydon, under the care of Mr. and Mrs. Smithey', the muter ind matron. On their arrival they sat down to • substantial dinner of rout beef and porter ; later in the day to a good tea, with cake, tic. Thom of the aged inmates who ware too ill to bear the fatigue of the journey were supplied with a good dinner and tea, and with • glass of punch and cake at bed-time. AN ACCIDENT THHOUGH LIGHTNING.-011 Monday • singular accident aed • narrow escape occurred to some men in the employ of Mr. Monday, of Wrawby. Then men were employed in working • large fixed thrashing machine, driven by six hones, when an unusually vivid flash of lightning, accompanied by • loud thunder-clap, frightened the hones, so that they planed and broke the engine to pieces, the large wheel and cylinder being smashed to atoms, and the bits sent flying in all directions. The horns galloped away with fragments of the machinery behind them. The men engaged on the engine fortunately escaped without injury, and the horns were again brought under control, without injury to either of them.—Extter Morning News. ELECTRICAL PRP-NOM/PIA. —OU Saturday last, be tween 4 and 5 o'clock, • thunderstorm of unusual violence passed over Cheadle and the district, creating considerable alarm. In one instance the electric finid struck the resi dence of Joseph Alconk, Esq., Esp., of The Croft, near the town, passing through the roo f into a room used se • lumber room, where it set on fire some bags containing feathers, and also some loose strips of wood. The housemaid, Some Bailey, who was in her bedroom on the oppo site side of the passage, received • shock which nearly threw her down. On recovering she went into the lumber room, and with great presence of mind took some water and put out the fire there. From the latter room the elec tricity paced through • wood partition along • bell wire leading to the drawing-room below, where it shivered to pieces the glass in • picture frame, while several panes in the window were blown out by the shock. Mr. and Mrs. Alcoa, who were sitting in the dining-room, received a shock, the latter severely, the former but slightly. In a bedroom over the dining-room the paper was torn up in one corner, but no other marks were to be seen to indicate the passage of the subtle visitor. Eliza Hartley, the cook, who was in the kitchen, received a shock which for a time rendered her seamiest. She states that two balls of fire posed within a short diatom of ber and rushed out at the door, which fortunately happened to be open at the time. The excitement and alarm caused to the family by this awful visitation will be readily_ imagined ; and their escapee appear almost miraculous. Mad it happened in the night the ueooes might have been fearful to oontem plat!. —Slciffo . r -e Advertiser. HER IiiIJESTICS GOVERNMENT AND TIM AMERICAN Wait—Last night's Gazette contains a notification from the Foreign-office, dated last Thursday, "that her Majesty has been pleased to order that for the future no ship of war be longing to either of the belligerent powers of North Ame• ries shall be allowed to eater, or to remain, or be, in any of her Majesty's ports for the purpose of being dismantled or sold ; and that her Majesty bas been pleased to give direc tions to the Commissioners of her Majeety's Customs, and to the Governors of her Majesty's colonies and foreign pee• sessions, to see that this order is properly carried into effect." COLONY.—Last night's Gazette states that the Queen has bean pleased to appoint Mr. George Forst: M'Kenzie to he a member of the Legislative Council of the Island of Trinidad ; and Mr. John Ferguson to be a mem ber of the Legielative Council of the province of New Brunswick. The Lord Chancellor has appointed the Rev. S. M. limes, minister of the Episcopal Zion Chapel, South ampton. to the vicarage of St. Michael's, in that town. Nathaniel Thayer of Boston, and the family of the late Thomas Tileston of New York, have each presented 25,000 dollars to the Washington University of St. Louie. In eoneequeoce of these munificent gifts the Professorship of Mechanics and Civil Engineers is to be called the Thayer Professorship, and that of Political Economy the Tilsit.= Professorship.—New York Tribune. _ TRAFFIC RECEIPTS.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 3rd of September, os 11,605 miles, to 710,445/., and for the earrespondiog week of last year, oe 11,142 miles, to 649,7301., showing an Manage of 463 miles, and of 60.6951. in the receipts. The gross receipts on the following 14 rail ways amounted in the aggregate co 8,187 miles, to 574,577!., and for the corresponding week of 1863, on 7,977 miles, to 528,!;99/., showing an menses of 210 miles and 45,9784 in the receipt*. The increase on the Caledonia* amounted to 333/. ; on the Great Seaters to 1.8341. • cm the Great Northern to 2,41 9( . ; on the Great We stern to 8,3531.; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 4,0314 ; on the London and North-Western to 8,3011. • on the London and Brightoo to 1,86 ' 0!.; on the London and South-Western to 3,4711. ; on the Maachester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 1,2361. ; on the Midland to 3,7441.; on the North British to 2,583/. • on the North Eastern to 7,0211. • and on the South-Eastern to 1,1561 .— total , 46,3421.; but gam this most be deducted 364/., the decrease oo the Great Southern and Western, leaving the increase, as above, 45,9781. The goods and mineral traffic on these lines amounted to 269.6 W., and for the corresponding week of 1863 to 246,0611., show ing an increase of 23,590/. The receipts for passengers, parcels, he., amounted to 304,926!. satinet 282,538!., show leg as increase of 22,3881. The traffic receipts cc 62 other lines amounted, on 3,418 miles, to 135,86 N., and for the oorrespoodieg week of last year, oe 3,165 miles, to 121,1511., showing an increase of 253 miles and of 14 7171. In the receipts. Th e total receipts of the past week show as in crease of 6,1569!. as compared with those of the preceding week ending the 27th August, and, as compared with the corresponding week of last year, a vary considerable increase in the traffic of the country. 0.16 6 0.01 3 'o.or 3 0.06 1 No. I No. 1 Amu. 26,00N00 kin& lisaternai'eZl:i 20001 60 Da New (W. 50p.) 10,00060 I Alblos . m; Loo Icosolioo mow to 20.000 20 22,000 40 I&fflanodneALlvarpooll Da Now Anglo And?lan Anglo Itahan (Linntod) AwgraMain joR71;;: Bank of Bed Bank of Londos„ Bank of Otago (Limited) Book of Queensland (L) Bank o:Victoria, Aualzas Bank of Wales ,Lim.) . Bank of New Zealand Bradllan*Portogneesne British* Californian (L Britlah N. America C. Bk. lndla,Aus., China Do. New Chart. Mu. of Lodlkete. Do. tiew Odomld Coot. Monk of India, de (Dome'doted Back (Li Coatioontal (L) last London' ''''''''' resters Lschange(Lirs) Sne.Scothausl.therta. logialt sad Swedish (L. Jessup...a Bank(Llagted. _ Do. New _ ; Elindusn.Chino&Jap.(l.; Do. Now_. Imperial Bank, Molted Do. New P. ,601 iii:Olia e ow si:kko 10,000 20,000 6.000 60,030 60.000 20,000 20,000 22,200 7,800 20.000 10.000 _ ..-- 10,000 100 iiiii 100 10.000 26 1100,000 10 lOW 100 26.0: 03 60.000. /05.0011 ao,uoo' WOO 10.000 12:000 100 3.000 100 ----- ._ 10.000 100 10,000 100 16:cloo 136,000 26,000 6„000 40 Drop. Bice( China-do., (L 20 Imports! ottoman 60 166erostionsl Baak (L ) 26 lonian 2$ Do. New Mort Bk. India (L; (L Loo. Bank olSeetlandkl. Location and Brazilian Lou.B. Ay rea&lL Plate(L Do. New, Bs. at pm Lon., Bar., &S. ftaff. (L.' Lon. Ch. Bank Anoint. London and Colonial (L London and County Lon. liaate.Con.th.(L I London Joint Stock ton. and Northern (L) London & South latricea Lou. & S. Western (Lim Lea. & Wastmhister Merchant itanlcLina.) Mercantile & laahatalL Do. New )(atm.& Prov. hank (LI Midland tow* (Liza.) National o F 11.4: of 200 l N. Pre. National Bank, New New death WMes Now Zealand (thaltedl North Western Oriental Rank Corporn. PrierlnltankiesCorst.(E Praetor.. of Ireland Bclnde, Ponj..tk Delhi (L South Australia South Eastern (Um) Shand. et B. & Melee Do. do. Union a Loolrallo,Nov Union of blamed iidaL) Dolce of loofas DUCkB _6:001) ici.oiyi ii 20,000 60 10,000 100 /0,010 103 6,000 100 10,000 25 5,000 100 60,000 20 10,000 100 2D,000 60 6,000 100 00,000 60 10,000 100 20,000 10 6,000 100 60,000 100 10,000 100 60,000 60 20,000 .600 10:000 100 6,000 100 10,000 100 10,000 100 20,000 26.000 10 60,000 10 40,000 10 00,400 26 20,000 60 ZO,OOO 160 27,500 20 10,000 25 10,000 16 10,000 106 4,460 100 10,600 26 10,000 100 012000 i 60 IP 4 I 1.066,68 s St. fast and Waal Lift „lel 1t 60a 10 !Gnat Paula, Zook .1 41 6,678, II& St. LondournitiLatharls. NO 100,666 at. I BoatYamptoa i lia (100.S10, tit Victoria to 4000' f) I Do. Now I a 99 100 93 96 89 91 66 0) 8 a BO la 91 100 90 . .. 100 - 1 dia -- par ila ISO gis el . "Luca. Q pious.) &Alm 116 la E-= ittts 60 62 sm. 24 26peems 1 fpm, i die Wm' 75 74 TS 27 pm i 1 1 PDC ea; tri I UM 166 le Oidl4 ledli al 40 Si lOU 8 9pm 2 $ poll Ms pat , 46 4$ 36 38 15 17 pm 65 37 32 pm 116 126 41 TS 6 7Pm 6 %Pal 1 dig par: 1 2 pm; 014 I Plw 20 _2l_ I Komi 1 1 4: o' t 7 vial 63 15 962 pnst 63, '..11 12 :4 pzol i dal par 6 eipa 24 SiProi L* I 24 l imn 1 pial per 1 par par 1 pail 15 7 par 12 14 pall 3 pia St 1 po St 25 I - 7 3 " idle - - as 63 zn 3 31 4 1. 311 32 34 1 i pal "re I I 4timuldn . 21 NP..zan idli 16 0, 1 6 6 pso i Mg If sn 7f 17 i 4 1021 N.. 40. -I F g a rt 6 9 is par M et s ie 7 - I - 6 pm' 4 is pa , 4 6 pal 61 It I - 06 - lithe' 60 52 I ate.. Ile US U TO 1111 11l No. igh. CourAmu. IPLI - 20,000' 10 Anglo.Mencan Mint , 10,000 M Australian 110,00 e, 26 AustrallanlLL&Fni 67,000, 10 Berlin Waterworks ( ), 20,000 1 Bombay Gas (Limited, &MO' SO British Anterie Pal land, 1114,710 M.: fit. & & I. Mag. Tel. •1 1 12,500: 20 British Indian Tea (L.)! 8.916 t..2.ada Company 10,000 10 danadianLoan&ltiviL) 25,000 20 Ceylon Company 20,000: 25 .City otLen.itealProp.iLl 20,000: 60 City Deem (Lim.) 60,000; 10 Com. of AfricanMer.(l` 14,000. 60 •CmintercialUnioe(lna; 20,000 , 60 Comolidate4 Dis... (L) 17,500: 20 Continental Un.OsstL) 60,000'100 ContractCorporation(L' 12,000, 26 C0p.M.F0g.,Pref.74,431 10,000' 50 Credit Racier 10,000' 60 ! Do. of Mauritius (L ). 10,000, 60 Credit Mobiiier 10010261. St. Crystal Palace 100.1101.15 i. St. ' Do, Prot ICen Oe 277,000. St. Do. .eh Perp. D• 18.1 10,000.100 :Disconn onZ:. 10,000' 60 L Indian Financial Ly 60,000 20 , L India Irrigation, . 100.000' 10 I Coos.* Trd.(L 1179,0751.1 OA. Iglectrfe Telegraph 70,0001 6 Aim. and Ans. Copper 10,000 100 king.&Scottiali)isrin.(L 75,0001 20 ;Financial Corporation. 1,000. 60 !Financial Discount (L ) KOOS 20 , Fore-et. Warehouse 10,000 60 IGellivara (Limited, (L 1 11.24,000 110 ,G.Creditek Fin.olLon.(l.l 12,000: 16 CHM Steam Navigation 20,000 60 Home& AA.(L) 100,000' 10 , Iludsonkliey 100,000 50 Imp.& Mer.Cdt.Aes. 76,0001 2 'lndian Carrying (LImP 110,000, 20 .IMernahrinssi.Soc. IL) 1 300,000, 20 •Inteenat.Land Credit(Ll 60,000 20 , Itallanlrrig. (Can. Oar. ) ( 1000000 1100 , Do. ap. c. 8.18. r. 1170; 00,000 26 lointilteckDisoount(L)' 10,000' 60 Land Securities ( Lim.) 20,000: 23 . Loud. African Tradiag , 27,000. u i Loud. andlialedon. M (L 12,00 e 6 ILood.District Teleg.(L)' 20,00 0 ! 50 ' Loud. Roan. Am°. (L), WON , 50 I Do. New 176,000: 4 Lond.G.Omnibaa C.(L )1 10,000 60 ' Lund., Italian, &c. atm.! 6,000. 20 I Load. Mar. Discount( 10.000 , 10 1 Lond.ProviacialSianne, 50,000 10 !Madam Irriga. & email 60,000 20 , Do. 10.000 16 Marinelnveatmeoo(L) ( 1.1.500, 20 ' %laminas iend,&c.(L), 12.001) 10 Medit. =mien. TeL 40,000 50 MJllwall Iron Works ' 22.500' 10 Land d Col C. (Lp 110,000, 26 'National Die. Com 10,0(0 60 • National Financial (L), 10,00 u 100 National Steam N ay. (L; 6,000 20 NerbuddaCoal & L 'l,l 0,00 20 ! Do. New a prkaa 10 14 20 22 fe di. a in l 0 0 1 6-5 es 1 04111. 7 $ 71 las evni I 4 psi 2 oils 1 du° pm sips ; 1 Ofdla liPar dls par' 20 23 8 9 pin 1} Ofdli. 8 • pm . 103 112 108 112 par 1 pm; a; re I} 1 pia 10! 1 ad par 1 pop idls Par I 4 lira' 4 !dll Dpial . 110 tips Pin $ (02 I Sam 6 6 ES 86 1 Ylpos. 1 WWI 1 "a l 71190 3 7 8 Pa' / I 1 &Ili 1411 Ta par' 19 90 9 13 Par os! bb 1 bias 1 Ms psi' Te b pm, N.7.saland T.& Lana. N.Brit.Aostralaalan(4) ln.(L NovaSoottao.andl .1.) IDo. do. Ocean Marino Laura Oriental Coosercial(L !Orient 0 Financial IL.) 'Oriental Gas (Llialtsdl Do. Now iOrientlnlandStaant(L). Otago & nthiandinresal :Ottoman Financial (L.)! .Ottoman Osa ( 'Panarnall.X.Stsam,L Limited ) I Do. do. ,Peninsular it 0. Stamm Do. Now Quebrada L. IL, 1/.(1 Iltlianey Iron I Do. p New IlloJ. City Impror. (L ) Ditto ditto . !Scot./mars Invest. Smith, /Light. &Co. L ISoc.Finan IleyS it( )1 1 5. African It L. a: Month Atistralian Lon I thohmarins • i ,Tel.ConstruettViL ,Thaintsdlicraey L. , TrestalgoseyotAss. L. T. *4 CO. of U. CYR& 17nI1sdi. Tsai& Os. (LT !Unlysts.Marineins(L. 'Ungar Assam Tosilla Ditto Van Dlontan's land ... , Warrant Fisanco(Lim. Wastlndiskrocillo3 L eoo:CZN:ki' 110.000 10,000 17,000, 10,000 , 10,000 4611,0 111.760 15.000 100,0001. 40,000 110,014 10,000 _IE4" e IM I Par M I Pum 10 70 17 1 41 IS II pm, 2_ Ilcr! lk 11 9. 1 lk 411' 1 1 0 0 1111 1 " 79 81 18 2 lidis 28 80 xd 8 8 zd . 24f 24 1 alls -. 81 zit 13f 1$ 18 17i zd tti 161 at 111 120 123 li Oidla Wm, 29 i lepni 111 45 40 rd i dis pail 41 s pus! 1 IPa 2 ,92 ePal 1 01.114, i I P. 91 2 3 pia, 11 17 9 11 f die par n lips.' PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern, Eastern Counties No. L 5 per cent. stock, 1011, ex div. Great Northern 5 par oent., redeem. at 5 per cent. prem., 103, ex div. Greet Western original pref. 41 per cent., 07. Great Western original 5 per cent. redeem. pref., 100. Lancashire and Yorkahire 41 per cent. (Blackburn Porch.), 1008. Midland 4) per cent. , irredeemable, 1001, ex div. Do., Leicester and Hitchin, 4 per cent., 9C 4. ex div. North Eastern Stock. and Darl. A 5 per cent., 28. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. &ibis and S. lriWe.Lih;:, iUa.7 par oust., 15i. Dutch Rbasith, 113 i to i. Ottoman (Satyrs* to Aidia), Ili. Recife and Su Fruaiaco, Lim. guar. 7 par amt., 151. &to Paulo Lim., guaranteed 7 per out. (161. paid), 14i. Ditto, ditto (all paid), 184. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARII7B. LffigntrOOL, SIFT. 9.-Sales this day :-Lanceshire and York shire, 1141 f-lansdonderry and Enolekillen, 1-London and North Western 1114 ad. -Mancheater, Sheffield, and Lin coln, 644 - Metropolitan, 1041 ad and n.-North fitaffordahirm 784-South Eastern, 4l ad and n -Brest Western, Chester Guaranteed, 76-OrestWestera of Canada, 2/—Dutch Rhenish. 21 p.-Gnat Luxembourg shares, 41-Confederate Loam 704 /V 72 1) jBO x all 111 1-United States 5 1-6 per cent., ek- Eaatero Bank :Limited). par 1-16 p. par 1-16dc. 4 3-1110. 1 4-16 p. -Liverpool Finance (Limited). p.-Mercantile and Et change Bank , Liustted), 31 Ale / / I ad b and Is an. shams, 34 ad b and op.-Natiosal Bank of LI (Limited', 5/ p.-North Western Bank (Lbnltedj, 4 p.:SM: time Insurance ',Limited;, 1-16 d.- Mercantile Marine Malted), I p-Queen Insurance, 13-16 p.-Union Marine (Limited), 2a p. -British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph, A. 63}-b ational Steam Navigation Company, 74 d.-Went India end Pacific Steam, 2/ 7-14 p. BIRMINGHAM, RIM 0.-There were Wee to-day of South Staffordshire Balls at 10/, ex div. Birmingham Canal quoted 86/ to 871--Eirmingluun Banking Company, 32) to 33-Dudley Oaa, 41, buyers-Wolverhampton Oas, 121, sellers-Diatrict Piro, 7 to 8-Gloucester Wagon, 111 to 111-Ditto, new. 1 to 1/ prem.- Birmingham Waterworks, 24, sellers-and lfuntes Metal, 2 to 11 db. THE "TIMES" Bits Maergg.—At the last meet ing of the Entomological Society the letters on bees and bee-keeping which have recently appeared in the Times were brought before the notice of the members by Kr. Tegetmeier. These letters were stated to be characterised by the most ridiculous mistakes. and to be destitute of either scientific or practical value. Several of the most erroneous statements they contained were read to the meet ing, and were received with shouts of derisive laughter. The object with which these letters were brought under the notice of the Society was, that it might not be imagined by foreign entomologists and 'claims that they represent the state of practical or scientific knowledge on this subject it present existing in this country. Professor Weetwood. of Oxford, said that the members of the society ware much la &bled Mr. Tegetmeier for the opportunity of placing upon record their opinion of the erroneous statements of the Times' Bee Master; and he also lenottoced the exceedingly offensive and unfair manner in which those writers had been trotted who had endeavoured to expose in the Tines the avaiross absurdities of its occremeedeed. 44e 37 14 - ih } In 23 1 - _,..e Mtn 1:51 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (117 E. AND DITZINAVONAL TELIGNAPIL) (nom OUR ovrs cosimeromorre.) Market very quiet, with prices in favour of buyers. Sales 3,000 bales; speculation and export, 1,000. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed mice' Toms tallow 425. • Petersburg Y.C. cm the spot. 42e. 3d.; October to Decemb er, 435. ; December, 43e. 9d.; January to March, 44.. 3d ; Alma. 435. Mast= Aressur& —Town tallow, 445. 3d. • fat ditto, Ye. 2a. • yellow Remise, 445. ea.; .tsa 325. ed. ; rough ditto, 18s. ; tallow grams, 18e. ; dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Poston report trade at last day's priers. Prime meadow bay, 90s. to 115 s. ; clover, eM, Nos. to 1355. ; straw, 275. to 32a. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Supplies of meet thins are on the increase, esproulally thorns of grapes sod melons. apples, plums, and peaches are also ahuudant, and there is likewise • fair supply of Williams Boa Chritim pear, • firm kind at this sass.. Knot filberts and cobs fetch from 45a to 80e. per 100 lbs. New walnuts promise to be pleutifuL For potatoes them is • heavy sale, and prices for them hays a downward test. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, heaths, seta; fa• pinks, mignonette, and reeve. FRUIT. Noe apples, Dec lb., es to Be_ . Grapes, per lb., Is Od to Si Pea, bes, per dos , le 6d to ai Neeterlues, do., Is ed to W Melons, eaelt, I, to 4. Figs, per dos., 1104 to tied Plums, per sieve, Zito 44 Pena, per doe, Is sAI to Is Apples, per mere, Is Ott to Is Oranges, per 100, Is to 904 Lewis's, per 100, 14s to Ns Nuts, Barcelona, do . las New Brazil, do les Alntoods, do., 18s. to tOs YRORTARL6S. Cabbages, p. doz., Is to Sa Cucumbers. each, 4d to la French Beans, perhaltalere, Ss fie,t, per doz.. Is 6d to ts toss Shallots, per lb., ad Peas, pet basket, Ss 61 to Ss 6d Garbe, per lb., &I Potatoes, York Regents, per Lettuces, each, 1.1 to hi ton, 130 s to 80s &Wise, per wore. 1. to is „ Rocas, do., 4.. is to 66a Iforseradish.p.bunch. IsOd to 4, Fluke., 60s to SOS Mushrooms, p.pott .1. to Is 11$ C;,;rots, per hunch, ed to Pt Parsley, per IS bunches, 34 tO 4• Turnips, per bunch, 6d to 6.1 Herbs, per bunch. 441 SUPERABUNDANCE OP FRUIT. —So plentiful are apples and pears this year that they warmly pay far the gatberieg and cost of trans:Rialto° to Loudon, while the country markets are glutted. Of course, if any person pa. quires fruit for dessert, and must have it, be will have to pay for it, but if be send it to market for casual wile, that is quite another matter. Plums, damsons, and wallah are also very plentiful, but owing to the long drought, there is a scarcity in most districts of vegetables. Po.atees 11111 generally small, and the yield is very deficient. —Cam bridge Independent. The Central Argentine Railway Company have notified that the transfer hooks will be closed on the 29th instant for the purpose of calculating the 7 per met. inter/at guaranteed by the contractors for the half-year maw as that day. 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