The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-12 00:00:00

EDITION. % W INTF.I.I.I(;ENCE.—(THIB bAY.) couvr OF BANKRUPTCY. 1, ): Commissioner Baron.) 11 , 0121T0N. , • ..goit, and negotiator of pert .. . • . • ..ad nrit, came before the court . . nation and die.charge. ~• the case proceeding on the ground k .„, • not complied with • former order . keA for the bankrupt, . 1 , •,. i ..uothez adjournnient, leaving the ITE!‘111 DAPNARL. • olgor merchant, of Leman-street 7Lc ewe has been before the court • , .‘ resolution had been pared under the tl.e ease out of court, but the bankrupt • •.• -ty ti.e court that be had made a full die ,:uder that section. He now applied - • barge. , . v p-ed, for the assignees, the bankrupt 1, any iurthcr disclosures, bat had gone on contracted new debts of upwards of k i • last he made a deed of composition, ne. creditors 2s. 6d. in the pound. but c:: carried out. The assignees had applied - of the subsequent transactions, but no such rendered. the bankrupt, objected to further delay, ,vi: c been upwards of four years before the - : .o,krurt denied that he had carried on any bankruptcy, beyond executing commis proceecling when our report loft.) ,I;ciore Mr. Registrar Harlitt.) r :•111 F. 0. MUM, ReRDLET. DABS. .1. urned sitting for taking the case out of 110th section. It has been before the nil& time, but has never advanced be - . i ,ho . ce of assignees. It appearing that • pr.voNlings had not been completed, rime nt urea ordered. rt, :.ICE COURTS.-(TllIS DAY.) MA:18101i -HOUSE. CITY LOIIIOEN. • • t.iblv-dressed men named :Doris and John , morning brought up on remand before Mr. • • title. charged with 'catering about Lombard ; •.. i zoing into Williams. Deacons and Co.'s bank. • • • . van unlawful purpose. •• '• :7 forenoon the pneoners were seen following z ...men in Lombard-street. One of the gentle ✓ : was dressed in a naval uniform, went I;liams, Deacons, and Co.'s bank and i.t , wed by Johnson. who, while still r • • him, produced a dummy bill case and • • of green paper. The gentleman was paid . ,hortly afterwards left the bank. The prisoners cut after him; but Detective Sergeants Pannell • Lb. who bad been watching their proceedings, 'uto custody on Fiah-street-hill. Millions now appeared to prosecute on behalf of the 'sere' Protection Association, and stated that one of !Tamers gave an address which bad since been ewer to be false. _ _ _ . . . Detective Sergeant Brett said he had had Davis in on ly air years ago for loitering in banking-houses, and 'meant. Mom said be had no doubt the other prisoner, l)narin. had been in penal servitude. ‘ , dernian Hale sentenced the prisoners to three months' . CLERKEVIVELL. ”pT3IT MOW THY OBRA' NORTHERN RUIWAT. .• ,te4s..ke. a fashionably-dressed young maw. who his addrvls. and described himself as a clerk, was hef, , re Mr. Cooke with stealing from the platform :rent Northern Railway. King's-cross. a portman . 1 other articles, the property of Mr. William rth. Thoropord. a detective officer. employed by the said that on Saturday afternoon cla k. he saw the priiouer walking up quickly with the articles in question. e -tation and called a cab in the St, when he had got in he (witness) fol. l.y his ride. He told the pri m officer belonging to the Great and should take him into custody for above mentioned. The prisoner said things. and asked how it could be taken to the superintendent's office. orth was giving a description of the loot. and which he at once identified. , iperintendent of Police. askel for a it number of pawn-tickets had been ter. and some of the articles might rom the Great Northern Railway. nded the prisoner. dLBOROUGH-STREET. *DS. MUM 01 ronorn young man, was charged before Mr. sing concerned with another young ,derich Zheard Turner, invoice .wney. artists' colourinen. Rathbone . and Orford-street, for obtaining a mathematical instruments of the value qablishment of Minus. Rowney, by der.. speared for the prosecution. 'or it appeared that the prisoner Elder going to Mews. Rowney's and oh ' mathematical instruments from An of orders purporting to come Solloway, a customer of Messrs. ilia orders inbesquently turned out red. and from inquiries made it appeared had been acting in conjunction and e of the pledging of the articles. red for a remand for a few days that it be brought before the magistrate granted. THAMES. a grave clerical-looking man, well the middle .va, was brought before Mr. . Lcing drunk arid incapable of taking ~ ..urclay evening. K. Raid—l found the prisoner dead - , nand at ii o'clock on Saturday even aud Partridge public-house in Bow, Ftation-house. • prisoner his profession. .:;. a clergyman. iv orders this beastly condition, dead :• r.fttn happen. happen, nir % It ought never to happen he more disgraceful than a drunken • very seldom Ido such a thing. Mow ! What can be more disgrace -1.1, a plea that it is very seldom you v on very particular oczasiona. d to ixy a fine of se. he cyanid not pay the fine, and that particular duty at present. uty. I hope not. WANDSWORTH. his aciclryss. and di • h, , fiye Mr. Cooke •riat Northern Rai . •I other articles. rth. ,• ThorogorYl. a di . • • -..-thent Railway. '-past O • cle.'k. • : rte very quickly • tof the static , ' •••• ad. and when k sat I.y his wat an CALI - • 11,ilway. and slit arti •les above • ••1. ai the flier lle was taken t Kingswi.•rth wa ••: ,• hi:had loot. a Y- S•iperints 72s a great numl • . the priKner. gni • •t•il• n from the •ke remanded the 11_111LBORC c:: &CODS L 7 sr::k. be:l3g cot Irmtd Fr,deriele • Measts. Er.wney. . • and : 4 cases o: mathem • . za the c ti blishz : orders. Y.: H :;ratt appeared t • •'. cr:ilence it apt 1.51,:t of going . • is(i of matt y means of M. Solloway •l I which on . -• forged. and f ; had be • t.n.luce of the at asked for a • ••• might be b • ...::t was grautt TH ♦ CLESICA • . a pas ..t the mild .•_, hiving d s-curdal K, al :. : • • -nand . .t. ••. : aud I : • static •. • • • • ade • —I: i orde ' • • 1•• -ir. • • 7. : Lappet : m Ctrl ! • 1.1, a 1,1 ; • •-- , •L'r on II • t • he cy yp•crticuL • I WANT ‘• ii P•/. a pcl (.ity • .o.rui , n, able an( quality. to the *tic package an , • conqat:y • :•uowell. who sup! :. two r.,l' tiatt Up. .1 life. azol thr- are 104 declared to , 4 the go‘Als havi •.• at)* welt aohp • .1.0.11 7, the service Of 4. •• : Jeign parcels, • 11l op. 1;:.:wwell said if lb 1 1' rue would hays . l..lendaLt to take • was given to g"0111, 1111C1 •: Look as one •• ••• of the contents •• where it wi • nveyed to Nut ti itO poir:ted GL I tilt pelle , 4l • mark on tl: , • ~ t.:i+l.t reply d , • . I. 'taps were thought tl :•• +I •• ••• l:.-at 11.4.1 V • .11• E a 4 • • pp-tine • • the yet • • • 1.,. r«colv ILLY* • In (.1 as to • maw :.••: sly lifteri! • * I : , •"l.l.aisce in t •• •••nviet prim ' ••• ttdul Ice suds •ICFN CAPS DANOCROLII GOODS /. aps reus‘ion cap manufacturer, of At. ( ey. aaroti' before Mr. Dayman 1,. %Lid, t urged Lim with unlal oo ul c lz ~lo n a nd s ou th W es t ern Railway .I.ty. to wit. percu.ssion caps, without %11;! the nature of such goods on the diii;ie and without giving notice in writ- Llaby to by law required. :ho supported the summons, said there tree explosions on board the vessels and ~ organ y felt it neceaeary when lard ts, put the act in force. The real .di basing been discovered at South . e awl not forwarded to the ? tat...? that Mt st..A. wore given to • :raid of Chapin. and Thorne, who are car- Pam* and they neglected to send the Aid if the goods taxi been marked Chap aid have wilt the declaration. It wee to take the initiative. teen t 4 the effect that the carmen re- 4, and they were described in the , me mae. It wu not nsarked as to 'intents. The cam was taken to Ham- :rt: it we loaded on k the company's te, NweElms station._ !Med GUt tO the defendaw that the law I,ersrm 9nding dangereu, ;mods Dome rk oo thc outside of the pw.ke.. , ,e. replied t*at he had alway. I,llderstood ps ger.: rut dangerous arts 1. ought they were 68 danger , ,,,, a, luoifer , mrnnn• was adjourned f , ..r lAA curaiou yap are not d4ugeruus APE OF • CONVICP.—A daring a convict to escape was inlet , : by I i 'opera working in Um dockyard at aday. The intention of the nunu was the yard with the workmen, and received very nearly _rendered the at. Having been provided with clalos. ho f rs to a void recognition by the ward er movements having attracted the attar. me t ropo lit an wine, search wan inoi. afterwards he was found concealcd on ,cc in the steam bi•jn. He wee riot prison, and awaits the in is'tm.;ut IQ such an offence. * LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Magoon isvrsa's Aortor.) SPAIN. MADRID, Ocr. 12. Several decrees of Marshal Serrano are published to-day re-organising the personnel of the Presi dency of the Council of State, and accepting tho re signation of several councillors of gate. A decree signed by General Prim has also been published by which all officers in the Spanish army retain their former grades or the higher grades to which they had been called. Another decree of General Prim reduces the military service of the Spanish soldiers by two years. Another decree appoints General Novellas as Captain-General of Catalonia, and General Carlos La Torre to the same post in Valencia. GERMANY. STUTTGART, Oor. 12. The Offitial Gavette of to-day, in announcing the appointment of a commissioner for the settle ment of the question of federal fortresses, adds : " At the same time a treaty was concluded by the southern governments, according to which the liquidation of the moveable property in the southern fortresses will be resumed very shortly. The place at which the commission will sit is not yet settled." ➢ETTINGI IN LONDON.-(THIS DAT.) 2.30 P.ll The morning was principally taken up with settling, but two or three incidssite occurred in the Cam bridgeshire betting of a sensational nature. Green Sleeve, after being backed at 10 to 1, returned to 60 to 1, this price being laid to lose some 4,0001. or 6,0001., and the demon. stmtion against her proving general. Restitution was in sonic request, and Snowdrop advanced to 20 to 1. Prices: CAYBRIDONWIRI. 100 to 15 apt Cecil (t) 1000 to 60 Restitution (t) 1000 to 60 Woleey (t) 20 to 1 Snowdrop (t freely) 20 to 1 Mortemer (off) 22 to 1 Boamtergee (t) 1000 to 30 Blue Gown (t four times) 50 to 1 Special (off, t 1000 to 10) 50 to 1 Gram Sleeve (t) DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY BY FIRE. (THIS DAY.) Thia (Monday) morning, about half-past 2 o'clock a ere broke out in the Halifax Arms Tavern, the hreperty of Mr. J. Garner. a boomed victualler, No. 17, ali&x-street, Ifile-end New-town. At the time of the outbreak the inmates were in their beds, and by the time they were aroused the whole of the stock of spirits had become ignited, so that the occupants were almost suffo cated before they could reach the street. The fireman were unable to get the lire subdued until the tavern was burned out and the roof off. Some stabling adjoining was also damaged. A fire also ha pp ened in No. i 9 arch of the Great Eastern Railway, rented by Messrs. Rickett and Smith. coal factors. It was caused by the spontaneous ignition of 20 tons of coals. SNIPPING IIITELLIGENCIL-(21113 DAY.) I,:irsqr, Oct I!.—Wind at nom met south east, moderate breeze and very One. Gassemasl), Oet. 10.—Arrived: James Aitken, from Rangoon ; Loch Awe, Port Alfred; Rhea Sylvia, Wilmington' Freedom, New York ; E. W. Steiton, New Tort ; New Brunswick, Quebee; Hannah Parr,Quebee; Pelican, Alexandria ; Slava 0., Balm 11th. Livranza, Manilla ; Sha li mar, Calewttis ; Robin Hood, Berdi suai. 10th.—Bailed Woolloomeoloo, for Bombay ; Seem, Shanghai ; Margaret ruFN Bombay; Dos Romano, Havannah : North Star (s.l, Christiania. lith.—Annie Eoydon, Melbourne ; Swan Bailey, Lagra. Dam., Ott. W.—Arrived : G. B. tamale, from Shields, foe Genoa. 11. Agamemnon, Bombay; Brake, Ohio** for Alex- CrirAroot, Oat 10.—Arrived : Preys, from Ifejillosas ; China (es.', New Mor k ; Electra, Bt. John's, Newfoundland ; Ca irn (sel Gibraltar Rhone (ow ), Gibraltar. 11. Cestrian, Rangoon Abecnia, Bahia; Pentbeoe ;sr. 1, St. John'a, N.B. Sailed, (kg. 10 : Calabar NO, Africa : Letitia, Bata ; Cadatte, Philadelphia; Rom is 'f10. , , New York ; elty o f Cork (oo:., Bald= and New Y or k ; Yynadale, Ceentantisople ; Th eo and Lulu, Bolen Ay r es; Baden, New Orleans ; Poession, PCCOS7IIII. Qarneve w., Oet. 11.—Arnved : Ramis (sm.', from Liver ritlli City of Cock, Liverpool, and both left for New York ; Man (ss., ,1 New York, and left for Liverpool. Gast., Oet. 11.—Arrived from the river and sailed: Woolloo mooloo, for ftftry ; Jediki, Ifissisrawe : Medway, Bombay Margo:et Pnt, Bombay ; Wel of noatbeek, Natal ; Boa Her mance, Havannah ; Nept~me. Bt. John's. lt. Arrived : Aber deenabire (am?, of BalL Arrived from the river and sailed : Annie Boyden, for Pert !bill*. OCt. 10.—Arrived, Cliarlas, from Bahia. Cells Brew, Oct. N.—Arrived : The Q'asm, from Quebec, for Streamer. - . . . roarsaogrrw, Oct. 11.—Arrived : Acadia, tram Quebec, for Newcastle. 10.-Bailed : Serlumpateare, far Shanghai. Bor-rnaurrow, Oct. 10.—Arriesa DAM (s.), from the Cape. 11.—Melbary Zagetmee, from Obristimio. Sailed Tanjore (r for Alesawdria. ikrnocro, Oet. 11 —Arrived : Lockman, from London, for New York ; Fairy, flhields, Coqulmbo; Pr rldiS Drake, Hkiskt., Para. Bailed, Oct. 10 : Baum se.?, Cape Oood Hope ; Conway, Pensacola. CABITALTIBIL _ DAlaisorrer Oct. 11.—Zete.47tieloSey, Jalapa, for the Diver Dee, towed in h the Xaseppa (eutter) , leek' and with bowsprit, foreman; and belooKing thereto, carviad away gem. 29. PADOTOW, Ott. 10.--The Bentham' sailed hem for Campel town on the Bth, but returned afterward' with pumps choked. f.lie cleared them after discharging a large part of cargo, and ei now ready for sea. OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL OP SEPT. 26—OCr. 2. — Size, Oor. 12.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Madras sailed at 2 p.m. yesterday for Bombay. BOMBAY (HEAVY) MAIL.—OIBRALTAR, OCT. 10. —The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ceylon left at 2 p.m. to-day, se resits for Southampton, where she may be looked for about the 16th instant. VALUABLY LIFEBOAT SERVICE.--SLLLOTH, NEAR CAELIMII, Our. 10.—A Idling smack was observed in a dangerous position on the South Bank yesterday, with the sea break in g over her (says Mr. James Barnes, of H.M. customs). The Angela and Hannah lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution was at once launched and proceeded to the spot and found the smack filled and covered with the tide, the mast only being above water, and no one on her. The lifeboat was then taken away to the eastward in the track of the tide, so that if anything had floated from the wreck it might be seen, and shortly after wards a man was observed on a small raft formed with a couple of ballast boards and gaff. The poor fellow was quickly picked up by the lifeboat and placed on board a steam tug which had followed the boat from Moth, and the lifeboat was then towed back to its station. The smack was the Rover, of Annan, and was on a vo to that place in ballast from Skinburness. Fortunately no lives were lost on the occasion from the vessel—the rescued man it would appear being the only one on board her at the time she went on the bank. This lifeboat and the one stationed at Plymouth were presented to the institution some years since by Miss Burdett Coutts. Powramorrit, Ot.T. 11.—Admiral Sir Alexander Milne, }C.C.S., paid a visit to the dockyard yesterday, and was afterwards entertained by the Port Admiral. DEATH OF AN OFFlCElL—lntelligence has reached Alnwick by telegram that Captain Oswald Carr, R.A., fourth son of Mr. Ralph Carr, of liedgeley, has 1.0 ( n killed in action at New Zealand. Mr. Ralph Carr, who is a county gentleman very highly esteemed in Northumberland, has sent all the information that is yet known of the death cd his son in a letter to the local Farr. IMELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF A LADY NEAR BEIS- Tot.— Quite a painful sensation was produced on Friday night at the northern extremity of Bristol, in consequence of its becoming known that a lady of means and position, ...a...f00d So Ins Uie wtidow of so WM*? m her Majesty's service, had committed suicide by hanging herself in her bedchamber. The lady, whose name was Clifford, had resided at No. 10, Elton-terrace, and being possessed of ample means, and being of a cheerful and affable disposi tion, she had gained great popularity in the neighbour hood. To the poor she wee - a - End benefactress, and by the well-to-do residents she was respected as a desirable neighbour. There had been nothing in Mrs. Clifford's demeanour to excite any suspicion that her mind was affected. One of her servants thought that she had observed a certain wildness of expres.aou in her oye on Thursday, but it was not supposed that there was any thing really amiss with her. On Friday morning she did not come down at the usual breakfast hour ; but it was supposed that she was indulging in a little extra sloop. In - the course of the morning a letter was brought which required an answer ; and one of the domestics took it to her bedroom door and knocked at it, but failed to obtain any answer. The girl was surprised and returned down stairs ; and soon afterwards further attempts were made to arouse what was suppoAol to be the sleeping lady. All being in vain, the domestics became alarmed, and a meisonger was despatched with all speed to the residence of Dr. Challecombe, a medical gentleman residing in King square, Bristol, who, besides being a profesucional adviser, was also a personal friend of Mrs. Clifford. Dr. Challa combo lost no time in proceeding to the residence of the unfortunate lady, and, being unable to gut into the bed room by the door, be obtained a ladder, and ascended to the window, through which, to his great grief, he raw the body of Mrs. Clifford suspended from the bud-post. AU attempts to open the window proving in vain, the cluitr.ber-door was forced, and the corpse of the ill-fated buy was out down by her man-servant. Life was quite . sheet end the body cold. The cord by which she was suspended was composed of silk trimmings which she had taken from the bottom of her dram and twisted into a sort of rope. No cause can be andined for the rash act. :ON, WRATRBR JIRI"OWS.-171E19 MOPI.4' Msieu —"-- IIS—„ L SI flhi l l :W . Abstdoss .150:94 I &W . . taltbl9.9llt Mt &W. Shields so.oi f!W!ss am aSSIbOI9I lO.ll &W CIS, Yarmouth- 1 3014 i 47'45 S.. Ardiessas SPIOD 1 Ati & Ortemossele set 62 . 111 W . Molylimi .011740 Mt &&& 110.015 IN' &M. /: Vl= ,M590 re' e.e.w. cpsular 19. w term aw. Rashes Pt 10.01 flits &S.W. Ammo tustitis 14 L. M. I i w rzsZt z. .osetts 5a 8. szas twat F.S.M. Trash SLIST47 44 Z. C. (Sib liii: stlss'ltio X. arid —00.0110 T Z. lariats 03.011 r Br'66 S. iseliskst WIZ r'iss ss S. Manna SD.ol?—' &IL Monism — p_ Pub — —l etessbassi — -c.: I _ I—l -130 Tasks 6r SS MI, &M. lissirsOms 8 1V. Ifir. 8.8. 8.8. W. E.N.E. 8. B.W. SAE. B.E. B.W. a B.E. N.B.N. N. Al. I. a be fb at a cm r_j: -12 latembr imilisimillie SI ikg. all sea Ind. The Mims, (dish f trimeg). skit am*. al aislisa a = ad.... forenfilli lb Etruslies l oin 6.--coil. Wefts.: 1,-bist ak7; 11. (traidO wma l li.-11•11; 1.-4/01BIffig ; SS r.-rala ; a-4mm ; L-amile. molt Dr Mil samilmi)ohrhgbillibastre. Mos WARM Tendert* sissulestbsemildeol esessares ever the DORA Isles :=llltunT ame ab li tel es*/ the last ll boars these end le Ili lashes id Mrs. Rea= e evicia - fa ursust. Tesepereture is Weber ln the seta =lees es eatisrlelit Nti/11 the gesso is 14 hewer. Mob prilerhey were t flan 'oath to east. UM Ilia falinibig hum soeth-west of Rl~ ;in other= lieta whits hem south-vest to eoota•e.ee are pre velvet. The weather is Bpi ma y , with a erevakoce of ft rad sat on our heft and Met eeaila. Longfellow, the American poet, is at present a eliter to the lakes of Killarney. There was considerable rioting in Blackburn on Saturday, on the accamion of a procession and manifesta tion in favour of the liberal candidates, Mesas. Potter and Padden. The proonnioniste were attacked, and a good many persons were injured. A man in the prooession died, as it is stated, from heart disease, though his death was apparently hastened by the excitement of the day. The banner which was carried by "Orator" Hunt when he defeated the present kart of Derby at Presto, in 1830 figured prominently in the procession. It was late on Saturday evening before Blackburn was quieted, and many portions were hart in the popular commotion. - Dr. Close has issued - a long address to the electors of Carlisle, calling upon them to support the cause of the church by voting for the conservative candi date. Mr. Hodgson. SIR ROUNDELL PALMER AND TEE RaPRESIDITA nos 07 Ricartoiro.—We learn by telegram that Sir William Heatheote has somewhat suddenly announced his intention to retire from the representation of Oxford University, and that Sir Roundel' Palmer is spoken of in some quarters as a probable candidate. Secure as his seat is at Richmond, we can readily conceive and appreciate the honourable ambition which might actuate so distin guished an alumnus of Oxford as Sir Roundel' Palmer, to aspire to represent so splendid a consti tuency.. So good an authority es the Ifrpress says there is a chance for the liberals if • candidate likely to unite all abodes of liberal opinion could be found in time. It would be difficult to make • selection more likely to do this than Sir Rounde l Palmer. With broad liberal sympathies, he hos all the scholastic tone and ,the cloistered fastidiousness that possess so great • charm for university men. Besides., his views on the Irish Church question are eminently calculated to obtain for him the sympathy of the clergy, who form such a large portion of the university condi . No worthier representative of Oxford culture and Oxford thought— and none more peculiarly fitted to the special requirements of the constituency—could be found than Sir Roundel' Palmer. Honoured as Richmond must feel In being ropes rented in parliament by Sir Bounden Palmer, we believe that it would almost be content to waive the highprivilege of being politically connected with him, to see hum called to a position which could not fail of being especially grati fying to his tastes and associations. In the meantime, the telegram we have received may merely be the embodi ment of a rumour. If so, 'Bahama has every reason to congratulate itself upon the continuance of the good for tune which retains to it a little longer so notewortny • re presentative as Sir Roundel' Palmer.—Darlington Zings. _ Tin Cori OF CIIANCIERY.—The A - mountant- Getman' office of the Court of Chancery will be open on the 15th, 16th, and lith of October instant for payment of the Chancery October dividends. Tuz LATZ Bnainconsic Beanuso COMPANY. — The inquiry directed by the Mager of the Bolls into cer tain matters affecting the estate of the late Barsaiagham Banking Company will be opened at the Queen's Hotel, on Tutorial morning, at 11 o'clock. Mr. I)ugdale, of the Midland Circuit, is the commissioner appointed to take the evidence. Mr. Finlay Knight will - appear for the liquidators, and Mr. Fitter for the committee of investiga tion. The directors will also be represented by counsel. The inquiry will, it is expected, last several days.— Birmingham: Poet. Born' Lozuoz Wouurca Mzz's Cousoz, 91, lii.scxraisna-nosn.—C. W. Merrifield, Eel., F. 11.8., will this evening deliver a free lecture on " Geometry and its practical applications," introductory to a course of twenty-four lemons ; and to-morrow Dr. Bithell will cam menco a course of twelve lemons on "Moral Science." Woßinco WOKEN'S COLLEOL—The general meeting of readers, students, and intending students in this admirable institution waa held on asturday night at the college, Queen-rquare, Bloomabury. The first term of the fifth year commences to-day. The pupils have ave raged over 170 during 1067-68. In the face of unforeseen difficulties, which would have made a decrease in the pupils perfectly natural, the past year has been one of remarkable success, and the promoters of the scheme have continual encouragement to proceed in their commendable labour. Thep of studies includes mathematics, languages, physi science, history, and drawing, and the hours of study vary between seven and tan in the evening, Students must be over 15 years of age, and the fees are adapted to the special class from whom the institution takes its name. The college is a very comfortable place, Icip its library, its coffee-room, well furnished with • cal literature, and its weekly lectures from such note ' ities as:Professor Maurice, M. G. Macdonald, the author ; Professor Masson. Professor Cairnes, and Professor Seeley. The classes are taught gratuitously, and by a council of teachers which, with a few exceptions, is composed of ladies. In the prospectus these word' occur :—" It is hoped that mutual help and fellowship may be promoted between all members of the college, teachers and students, by the educational work of the claws and the social life of the coffee-room." It is gratifying to add that the hope has been realised to the fulL WINDSOR CA/MR.—During the absence of her Majesty the Queen and the court in Scotland several repairs are being executed at the Castle. The stonework of the tower near the entrance to the state apartments is being thoroughly renovated, and the paved way beneath the Norman Gate, near the residence of General Grey, is also being restored. DEAIRA DIE RESIDENCE.—A few days ago a suite of rooms was advertised in the greatest of our sea side resorts as having amongst its attractions, ‘A splendid view over a fine garden adorned with numerous sculp tures." On application at the address given it was found that the garden adorned with sculptures wasthe cemetery. THE Peninu CHURCH OF DUNROBLN.—OR Sun day, Se t. 27, it blew a perfect hurricane of wind and rain and hail. But at the accustomed hour very many glens 11431 t their repremntativas T p t e llarish church and it was nearly full. Nobody e that the G l aetle would send its representatives on such a day. But in this the congregation was agreeably disappointed. The Prince and Princes of Wales, Prince John of Denmark, the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, and a number of noble penning, visitors at the Castle, entered and took their seats 311 the Sutherland gallery. The Rev. Dr. Cumming, of Crown-court, a visitor at the Castle, conducted the ser vice, and preached from St.Xatthew, env. 31-34, "When the Son of man shall come in his glory, and all the holy angels with him, then shall he sit upon the throne of his glory, and before him shall be gathered all nations," &c. In the evening of the same day Dr. Cumming conducted divine service in the grand library of the Castle, when the Prince and Princess and the other visitor' again wore present.—Berord. YOUNG CAVAIONAO.—It will be remembered that one of the pupils of the Lyda Charlemagne, young timed, was excluded because he openly expressed appro bation of his fellow student Cavaignac on the occasion when the latter refused to receive the prize he had gained from the hands of the Prince ImperiaL The authorities of the school revised their decision, and a short time back intimated to young Oenest's family that he might resume his studio, ; but at the last moment a second notice was given revoking the former and maintaining the exclusion. On learning this, young Cavaignac resolved to share the fate of his friend, and has taken his name off the books of the college. A CENTENARIAN.—A poor old woman named Mrs. Leonia, in the 106th year of her a ge, is living at Teekingsnill , Cornwall. Her healtli is good. EARLY WOOHOOCKII.—Four woodoocks are ro te have been shot in different parts of Cornwall using the past week. NATIONAL EXHINFTION 07 Worn ON A=T, AT LlZl4l.—listurn o f f &doggiest. :--Batiirday, October 10, by mama tickets, ,126 ; by ppw.4 of Is. ash, 6,630 ; total, 7,766. Arrival for the week madam! Od. 21 lam year, 2,8415 auks, sad , 2,028 cash. The arrive/ last week comprised 400 casks from Hi. Potemkin ; 90 casks from other plakom—total, 490 MOM METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) We have again a large supply of beasts • bat the average quality is very middling. Choicest de scriptions meet purchasers at about late rates ; but other kinds are lower, and several remain unsold. The number of sheep is rather smaller than on Monday last ; it however, exceeds the demand. Trade is very slow at that day's quotations. Choice calves are still scarce and dear. Our foreign supply consists of 2,877 beasts, and 74 calves. Prom Scotland there are 23 beasts ; Ireland, 625 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 20 ; and 2,065 from the Midland and Home counties. _ _ _ — Per;toae of 6Ra. a. d. a. & Per dose of &be. a. &a. d. Beat Soo* Harolds . 6 1 6 4 DedD6lllll-brdaab 0 0 0 0 Best Obort-hcana ... 4 10 6 0 Dent &mammals 4 8 6 0 &toad quil. Bind 2 V/ 8 Do., do., Ohara OO 0 0 Calm 4 0 610 I Mies it astaaddaid. 4 0 4 4 Pigs- 3 4 410 Do. &LEIN= 00 0 0 Seat Dana 3111-bredm 6 2 6 4 Lembo 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market, 6,810 ;Amp and lamba, 90,350 ; calve% 108 ; gigs, 810. POROUGH mp MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Xmas. NW:odes and Smith report a steady demand for consumption at bet week's quotations. The supply of really choke samples is extremely limited, and prices for these show an upward tendency. COAL XARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 19a. ; Walls Had Laarbtow, 18s. &l. ; Walla End Haswell, 19a. ; Walls End Tesa. His. 6d. ; Walla End East Harthrpeol, 19a. ; Walls Ed South Hartlepool, 17a. 3d ; Walla Rol Original Hartlepool, 19a. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 17e. 9d. ; Walls End Envier Orange, 17s. ; Walk End Trivadon (image, 16a. 3d. ; Walla End Tomball, 16e. 6d. ; Web Had Acorn Close, 16e. ad.; Branoepeth. Camel, 18s. 6d. ; Newbottle, las. 98. • Holywell, 15a. 66. ; Hawthorn, 16a 6d. ; Tineeld Moo; Butes, 14a. 6d.--Shipa at market, 104; at ma, 30. A DittmeetneitED PORMON.—Howminstor, the "star of Raweliffe," is dead; and as the sire of two winners of the Derby (Musiid and Hermit), one winner of the St. Leger (Lord Clifton), and something like 200 others beelike, he has earned for himself a meet distin guished position in the annals of the turf. His stook in ten years won the large sum of 174,4221. up to the end of last week, of which this year's share is 17,7371.—"Argim," of the DIA THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, SOUTHAMPTON. — This magnificent hotel, built but a year or two since, bas, it is understood, reverted to the London and South Western Railway Company, upon whose land it was erected conti guous to the railway terminus here. Tho hotel bas been cloud for business tor some ti m e, and the costly furniture is now in course of removal to L on don for sale. This purchase will enable the railway company to, make exten sive alterations, a hick, we bear, will be carried ant forth with.--fisiiihry lomat. MARK-lANE.—W eta r.) • , • ' , There wa t a lt rod supply of , !rhea eit th AS to-day, the ty of however itteo w t i rie, sad adea ' be e ff ected ate reduotioa, to whke ' were for the peewit to tatesit. Ira foreigq e . ablaut at • till, . mg , • .• t the quotations Me i 7sFeyeeraimaileff am =era — Tee, sail iffer grinding were UM oa forme terra& • The trade wactflaff at soariasl oarrenotee. iiere - wis7iooialWacTeiv, - iiirVidelitiCare was a fair inquiry at late rate. Inferior earn, Lwow., was drooping in value. Mike has been in active request for feeding purposes, and prices have ruled very firm. Beane and peas being scares have sold at extreme rates. Rye remains without change. In the Entail* seed meriost very little business was tie/mated, and the quotations were nominal. Linseed was lower to sell, but ripened ruled quiet. There was very Lite pries is Sour. Thwthsrmie marks were without further Aeration, but foceign and country qualitiee were oilseed as lower terms. Nctwithstasding the bodied niche of porsi as aw l the ffeag-grain eargo-trade La ruledmeetly. nod sales have been effected with diffiedly. Melt has 11989 way from 6d. to Is. on fine cargesAr eladd, ftenl fla nks. is b. on inferior parcels. We kr ie * , 66e. 6d. to 66e. 9d. ; 11114 48s. to 63s &gate, 61e. ; T Os. 6d. • Dam !tit:L.4Bs. per 492214. ; Reetnedie, 43i. RI ; 57.. per 4801 be. Batley Lea met wit h rZ3y demand at fully the meat improvement in prices :-Alexandrian, 28e. 6d. ; Lev, Ms. 4d. ; Ens. I t :s d ilat . butk r r r nE t.. jar all "d"l and m r i suota= have advanced 6d. on the week. madaviess, arrived, bee sold at 36e. 6d. and Nis. 9d. per 49211 m. ; Galata, 34e. 6d. ; liaohova, 34e. 3d. to 34e. 6d.; ; 345. 3d. ; Danubian, Us. ; Ibrail, 34e. 3d. ; 31s. per 48011 m. ; Danubian on 34e. 3d. to 345. ; Galata, shipping, 36a. Pai r, Danubian to be sinned, 30s. to 30s. dd. per 4801 be. Bye has changed - hands steadily at a slight avows, and nearly all tbe cargoes arrived have been disposed of. Azov, 36e. 4id. ; 345. tid. per 480 lbs. ; aldp'ping, 361. 6d. per 460 lbs. Beans emd. pees have continued and, for the few cargoes an passage, the moat extreme rates are demanded. Linseed afloat has ruled quiet at drooping currencies, bat cotton seed Le tended upwards. Amami; os rienne.-Toglish:-Tares, 46; linese4 56. lames/ 400; seise, 180; and sundry, 397 qquarters• Foreign; Tares, 1,306 ; linseed, 11,816; 9,341 ; maim, 22,412 Land sundry, 2,428 quarters. EXPORTIL-Wheat, 660 ; oats, 60 ; oil and, 113 qrs. ; and flour, 340 cwts. _______ CITERINT PRIM Pft Qt. liaottio. Pa Qr. Wax,. .. .. 04111. S. a. DIRS. Neat,. red, 42 St Se td Seetak feed ......-- —to ~ Be. WA*. : es wto w Disk t - 21 to 21 If to Neetoli and YAttedo " white Is im. nt" SO red, 'Bll. II to 68 Kamm ........ 4ll to 44 Do., 'B7 BAS —to Ttek 42 is 44 lAT. Narrow MVag 2B to 48 38 to 40 Fiasco per. GO to 67 Ododlag SI to 36 Orey 4B is 46 WALT. /lapis Isz io kierielk, aad While OS to 7; Sci lme =on sod Wars SO to 76 nova. oto 411 et to 83 Von made, per NO By.. 40 lbe. New to 42 Hoonliold OATS. IWO* f potato. 3O to eed lB to it I N C = and Solent, „ 38 ea skip it to 311 - Per ZIT Wwitaf. . Dont& AM Konigs- • a berg 5B to 65 acitacksadYeekles- Per Qr. OAT'S. 11. a. Dud& sad floolialk IS to IS Bunion IS to ft Da 63 to 48 Burodaa, hard soft 6O Wi 63 Alogitea,l „ white Baas-sr. _ . .. __ _ Do: oh - 45 to 44 NADU= 43 to 44 Pais. a a a t&I UI 43 INDIAN Ooax. -.. Grinding 3l to 33 Distilling 36 to 40 Malting Dias. . . _ . _ White --. 36 to 41 Yellow _ 36 to 41 I ha* For oak. —So Amain's, ya bet. IS to 14 °Amodio& SS to SS INTO LONDON BY LAND FROM OCT. 6 TO OCT. 10, ---- multi Dutu tg =i t u to Ft ARETVALB OF ORAIN, Itc., AND WATER CABBIAOII BOTH INCLUSIVE. ialos foot up COMMEIZCIAL aiND TAW 0; W heat Pailay. Math of Oahe. 1 Petal Mawr. .. eiB 1 SO 'F L 1 gn i* rot ' IL tdm ... a lit tou .. 27761 tit ... 61.441 563 Sill ... !SO .. NM r7o - 4771 tam Ku wa: 1 aen ... also 1 .6, - • Se! ) !th • Forties-. Total ... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKICT. (THIS DAY.) (MMOt ova owes o3MMITOSO Th• market continua very standy. about 14,000 bales. CORK Burr KARIENT.r(THIS DAY.) (non 0171 OWN 00aiudrosourr.) Ordinary, DO change ; 1,170 Orkin& Mild cured, 133 e., 1295., 126 e. ; 60 irking. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sre•3.—There is • better demand, chiefly for brown qualifies, at staady prima. The sales include 2,000 bags clayed Yanilla, at Ma. 6d. Rained is also in more re quest, at gram Corrza.—Themarket oontinues quiet and only about 300 bags of washed Rio sold at 583. to 625. 6d. TEA.—There is no improvement to notice in the de mand for this article. Rica continues quiet, no sales to report. Rric.—A small parcel of Cuba sold at Is. 9d. proof. Sarsesran.—A small parcel of Bengal sold at 19s. 6d. cash for refraction 4. Carron.—Thera is a decided improved demand at an advance of Id. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is firs. Town tallow, 495. 6d. net ; Peters. burg T.C. on the spot, 48s. 9d. to 495. ; October to December, 48s. 9d. to 495. ; December, 495. to 49e. 2d ; January, 4:ls. 3d. to 495. 6d. ; March, 365. PARTICITLARB OF TALLOW. IBIS. I ISM VA& 1886 UM 180. 42,4 V 97,998 18,217 11,04 4,081 9,696 2,008 • 9. 98,099 c 964 8400 m 4,669 96,016 0,147 166,296 WM 22,761 4798 lALILL.AL.A.c&IIALAALIDAL ms 08 0900 50 0 445 !a 9 16 2 0 Sleek on bawl We day..eeekel Deliney bat week Ditto treat let Jose Aerivel lame week Ditto teem let hum Prier Y.C. os Bpoi this day . Ditto Tows last Friday 868. URKET.-(17118 DAY.) . ONS &MOCK. Notrwithskeding the announcement from Paris • that there is some pr o sp o ot o f th e Emperor of the French initiating a proposal fur a European disarmament, the stock markets are rather ingestive to-day. The circumetanee that the fort-' nightly settlement will commence to-morrow tends to restrict fresh business for the moment. Consols show no variation, The only change of importance in railway stocks is a fall of • per cent. in Caledonian, owing to 8011110 considerable 'ales for a fall, chiefly upon telegraphic orders from Glasgow. Some of the foreign bonds are inquired for, especially Turkish of 1885 and Italian of 1881. The latter hare been tably affected by the swoon of the new l There Is a fair demand for money, but choice bills are readily taken at to le per amt. The dividends will be payable at the Bank of England on Wednesday. The charge for advances in the Stock Exchange is 1} pee amt. Consols are quoted loti to f for money, and Of/ to / for the amount (Nov. ; and the Thee per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 911 to /. the railway market Oaledonian stock has de clined } per cent., via., to 69/ to I. London, Chatham, and Dover is 1 lower, at 171 to 1; Leedom and North Western, 112 to 1; Cheat Western, 49 to 1. ; Midland, 1111 to 112 ; Loadon and South Western, 871 to 881 ; Great Eastern, 401 to ; Brighton, 611 to I; Smith Eastern. 77; to ; Metropolitan, 1061 to 1 ; Great Northern, 107 to 108 ; ditto A, 106 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 128 to 1; and Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 471 to 1. As regards foreign bonds, Italian of 1861, Turkish of 1865, and the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan have improved / to 1 per cent., while Mexican bonds have declined 1. Annexed are the prima : Brazilian of 1866, 77 to 1; Chilian of 1867, 94 to 1 ; Egyptian of 1864, 821 to 1, eat div. ; Italian of 1861, 511 to ; Mexican, 151 to 1; Peru vian of 1886, 781 to 1; Russian of 1866, 901 to ; Nicola Railway Loan, 671 to 1; ditto Orel, 841 to 1; ditto Moscow-Jareabiw, 82 to 1; Spanish of 1867, 33 to 1; Turkish of 1858, 66 to 1; ditto of 1862, 681 to ; and ditto of 1865, 391 to 401. The Indian Five per Cents are inquired for, and have improved I per cent., the present price being 114} to 1151. The Ton and a Half are at 214 to 217 ; the Four, 1031 to 101; the bonds, 20s. to 2Ss. prem ; and Exchequer Bills, 15s. to 20s. prem. Bank shares exhibit no change. Some of the present prices are as follows :—Union of London, 331 to 341; London and County, 481 to 491; London and Westminster, 651 to 1 ; Anglo- Austrian, 6 to 1 prem. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 25 dia.; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11, prem.; and Consolidated, f t to 1 prem. Hudson's Bay are 2s. 6d. lower, at 141 to 15, but other miscellaneous shares are un altered. National Discount, 1l; to 1; Gene ral Credit, 21 to 1 dis. ; International Financial, 11 to 11 dis. ; Telegraph Construction, 151 to 161; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 21 to 1. United States 5-20 bonds are 1 per cent. higher, at 71 to ; Erie Railway Shares, 321 to 1; Illinois Central, 95 to 96; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 361 to 371, and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 381 to 39. Italian scrip hm experienced a fresh rise of h per cent., viz., to i to i preen TWO O'CLOCK. There is still very little business in the Stock Exchange. Metropolitan Railway stock is 1 per cent. worse, at 1061 to I. Mexican Bonds have improved 1, while Peruvian of 1865 have declined to the same extent. Console are steady. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are steady, at 941 to for money, and 941 to 1 for the account. The principal feature in the railway market is a rise of 11 per cent. in Caledonian stock, the pre sent price being 701 to 1. Lancashire and York shire is 1 better, at 1281 to 1; while South Eastern and Great Western have declined 1 to 1, the pre sent prices being 761 to 771 and 481 to 1, re spectively. Brighton, 611 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 106/ to g ; Midland, 111# to 1; London and North Western, 1111 to 112/. Several of the speculative foreign bonds have improved to 1 per cent. Italian of 1861, 511 to ; Orel, 841 to 1; Nicholai, 671 to 1 ; Turkish of 1865, 401 to 1; Spanish of 1867, 331 to ; and Italian Scrip, jto prem. • About 12,000 sovereigns have been taken from the Bank for India. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Bentee opened at 69fr. 33c. for the account, being 1-16 better than on Saturday. Almost simultaneously with the introduction of the Italian Tobacco loan for 9,404,762/., the sub scription for which has just been completed, pro posals were brought forward, to be adjudicated to morrow, for a loan of 400,0001. for railways in South Australia. On Saturday evening a New South Wales government railway loan for 1,000,000/. was announced, the tenders being receivable on the 20th. Moreover, the recent advises from Melbourne have intimated that the requisite legislative sanction is being sought for another Victorian government loan for 2,000,0001., which is likewise to be applied to railway construction. With regard to these colonial loans, it will be noticed that in each instance the money is required for useful and reproductive purposes, the carrying out of which can scarcely fail to promote the development of the colonies and their commerce with the mother country, to which they will be enabled to send increased quantities of produce, drawn from the interior. It must further be borne in mind that the greater portion of the materials for the con struction of colonial railways is derived from this country, the net result to us of such loans being con sequently that, instead of actually lending money, we merely supply the colonists with iron, ma chinery, and other manufactures, in respect of the full value of which they pay us interest, besides making due provision for a sinking fund. It is impossible, therefore, to raise any valid objection to transactions of this nature, so long asthey are kept within the bounds s by the requirements and capacity of the l g o e i f ite e s c ! and by a due regard to our own means. That money will he slow to flow into such channels is not at all likely so long as the terms offered by the colonies are sufficiently remunerative, and on this point there has not yet been any ground for complaint. It must be ob vious, however, that in proportion as the creation of competing securities goes on, a cheek will be given for the time to the demand for existing .stocks ; and this check is felt t'ari more because the disposition en the part of the public) to invest has not yet regained its usual proportions. The half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" continua tion day") and end on Thursday. Messrs. Rothschild and Sons and the Bank of New South Wales, acting as agents for the govern ment of New South Wales, invite tendon for a loan of 1,000,000/., for the purpose of completing railways already sanctioned, the security being the consolidated revenues of the colony, The kr.uk is to be issued in debentures of 1,0001., 1001. each, bearing interest at 6 per ant., mabie halisjearly Loam, and is tole redaseid by a nnithag fund of 2 per cent. by annual drawings at paz. The interact co the °swelled beads is also to be applied in purchase of the debentures. The first drawing is to take place in December 1872. Tenders will be received at the Bank of New South Wales till Tuesday, the 20th inst., at one o'clock. The payment of the debentures will be required as follows :-61. per cent. on applica tion ; 101. per oent. on 4th January, 1869 ; 101. per cent. on let February; 101. per cent. on Ist ; and the balance on let April. Payment in full can be made on any of the days above mentioned, under discount at the Bank of England rate. At a large meeting of the creditors of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Marl Company (limited), held at the company's ca ws , on Saturday, Mr. Thomas Own, ILP., in the chair, the following resolutions ware ansmianonely periesd• 1. That Kama Green. Maks', and creditors, be ssolutatei to eel ialsedometioa tattoo appolatell et the atesbto _alwreholdere out the Iltk ma leant ecemittee ed diereheldere and wanton he eadeareathor be tem "elan eavageeteat ameeset the ambito gpawally, and ha lie towatWee le take all sews -1.6.01ff712110 Wein* the yeeposty. 2. That • sow et the neolatios Itewriell to theme ereMaee who lewelproseediegoephat the wow% with as -- 7 of the sempeettak tot MIMI awl — ll the aleillisee peant t& . . 11. 4 1111 2 dwThy lli r e aweeld be diadem be the elea imioade at the . That the belt throbs at lie manes be we, =VI the eller awoken at the seamillee et share kr their died, to ending the amino ia whack they have the wallet sapped the waditors. A (penal aresting ot the Bonk of British Co lumbia will be held on the 10th inst., when a divi dend will be recommended. An extracrdiiiary meet's of the Singapore Gaa Company (Limited) is called for the 27th inst.. to declare a dividend. MINES,-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. The mining market is steady to-day, with transactions to a fair extent. Some of the present prices are as follows :—Trumpet Consols, 11* to 14 ; Tin Croft, 13 to 14; ; East Grenvill e , 31 =Drake/Falls, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d.; Weet alle, 7s. 6d, to Be. 6d.; East Lovell, 61 to 71; Frank Mills, 21 to 2/ ; Wheel Grenville, 20s. to 25e.; Prince of Wales, 375. 6d. to 38s. 6d.; Chiverton, 2to 21; West Caradon, 21 to 21; Cern Camborne, 12s. 6d. to 15s. ; North Crofty. 251. to 305.; New Lovell, 17s. 6d. to 205.; Weet Chiverton, 61 to 62; West Frances, 26 to 28 ; and Cook's Kitchen, 11 to 11/. Foreign arid colonial mining shares are quoted as follows :—St. John Del Rey, 18 to 19 ; Don Pedro, 21 to * prom.; Anglo-Brazilian, 3-16 to 1-16 dis. ; Pederast', 11 to 1 dis.; Chontales, to 1; Roses Grande, 3 to 1 prem. ; Roses Grande paid up, 1 to 11 ; Anglo-Italian, par to * preen. ; United Mexican, 1* to 21; Frontino and Bolivia, 13 to 1; Port Phillip, 11 to 1; Central American, die. to par; Sao Vicente, par to 1 prem. ; Great millers, par to * prem. ; Yudanamutana, 21 to ; and Nerhudda Coal sad Iron, 21 to 2 dia. Frank Mills mine sold on Saturday 115 tons of lead, at 161. 9s. 6d., and 40 tons of No. 2, at 121. per ton ; making 255 tons for the current quarter. This, we are informed, leaves a considerable profit to the shareholders. RAILWAY_ L MINING, AND OTHER iSHARES.-(THIS DAY.) (Clueing pnees to 1 Am.l COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITTER Canada, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1877-84, 106. Do., 6 per eent., Jan. and July, 923. Do., Inscribed Stock, 92. New South Wales, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1888 to 1896, 99, 81. New Zealand, 6 per oeut., Jan., April, July, and Oct., 981, 71. Noes Scotia, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1886, 108. Victoria, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1891, 1131. Do., Aped and Oct., 110 3 , 10, ad. OEDINART !IMAM AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 70, 694, 701. Great Esatern, 40t, Great Northern A(A rooeivedi no divideud until par mt. has been paid to B), 1 Great Western. orienal, 49t. Lanceshire and Yorkshire, IU, 4. London, Brighton, and South Coed, t. London, Chatham, and Dover, 172. Do., Metropolitan Extension A, 11. London and North Watern, 1124, 12. Manchester, Sheffield, and LMwlnshire, 474. Metropolitan, New Redeemable, 104. Midland, 112, Ilt. North Staffordshire, 57. Staines, Wokinghani, and Woking, 12. PREFERENCE SHARES. Midland Consolidated (Bristol and Birmingham), 6 per ant., 131. South Devon Annuities, 10s., 94. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Eastern, 5 per cent., 1862, 88. Do., New, 6 per cent., 1863, 86, 64. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. London and Blackwell. 92. Wilts and Somerset, 81. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Boon. Bar., and Cent. India, 106, 4 I . East Indian ( guar. 6 cent., 101, 94. Grand Trunk of Canada, Ist preference bonds. 49. Do., 2nd Preference Bonds, 39t. Do., 4th preference bonds, 19. Great Indian Panto., on. 6 per cunt., 1094. 1. Do., new, 61, I. Great Western of Canada, 1411. t. Madras, Rua. 5 per cent., 1071. Do., 4t per cent., 101. Scinde, gua. 6 per met., 1041, 4. Do., Delld, 1034, t. Do., Punjeuts, 1034. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Buenos Ayres, Gt. South. (Lim.), gun. 7 p. et.. 1 6 2 . Lemberg-CA.2.point; guli.7 per Gent- (lam). 1($, 1. F'iRRIGN RAILWAY ORLIGAIIOI43. Orel irilabaitTgita. Tsr amt.. 14f. South Austria & and Lanbardo-Veustian, 8 11-16. BEITLSH MUMS. Chiverton, IV Great Wleal V., (TleWon) Ili, I, id. Prince of Wales, If. COLONIAL - AND FOREIGN NINES. Cape Copps- (Limited), 121, I. Don Ptak , * North del Rey, 4, 11-16, prom. Port Phillip, If. St. John del Rey (Limited), ISt Yudaaamutans of S. Australia (Lim.), 2j. 3-16. Seathanuptoa. 74 S. --- Survey Couvutercal, 1071, S. id. JOINT flii/CIE RANKS. Agit i (Limited), A, 12, a. Ani es (Limited), 121 : 13. Consolidated (Limited 4 11.16. Imperial Ottoman, 11 , a. lowan, 17. London and County, 49, a. Do., New, lamed at 20 poem, 161. paid, 40 . London and Westminster, 661, 1 lift 6l erip, Mated at 101. preen, none of whio which bas been N octal Provincial of England (100/. shares), JUL}, L. Do. (201. shame), 891 rains of Amftabe, 471 1 taion of London, 14. Australian Mortgage Land andlPL;s7nce (Limited), 51. Coausertial Ilaion(Aseeremos), 611. Credit Premier of Ragland (LMited), 2s. Ebbw Tale Steel. and Coal (Luaited). Egyrplian re emit. Timmy, Ina. by Egyptian govera• mad Foreign Hi snd *. Colonial Government Tenet and Loan Scrip.; issued .Ti W., Sq. Italian Irrigation ((anal amour), 3 1-16. Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Rai (Limited), Is, 1. Penineular and Oriental Steam, 53. Royal Mail Steam, 51/. Scottish Australian Investment (Limited). 1121. Telegraph Construction and MainternaneeALim.), Li/. United - Kingdom Telegraph Company (U..), 10 peg cent. pref., 81, Viceroy of Eqpt (Mortgage) Loan, 74). The Bank of Victoria announce a 10 per cent. dividend ; the Hobeceie Bey Railway 7, 7 any clt. ; the Omunweial leak, 6 per eau C t!TIC wi c k e t & Immune, le pee neat ; end la. pi e n umm , Ues Coops y, 3 per cent.-omat 4a.Cre/iee Resists% A simultaneous rile contest has just been oon. eluded between olialleeimi L lihehotoeith, and with the lelikutsa oral :" — il&riperOUga, pahkU I limealt ; 21S. =