The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1866. LATEST SPOIiTINa igTELLIGEI.4CE (IT Ztacnua NEWMARKET MEETING. -(THIS DAY.) Chignon Won in • cantor. OATLANDS PLATE. DQeemen Ls Dauphine ... 10 ria. ... 1 ... ... 2 FIRST YEAR OF A BIENNIAL POST MATCH. T.Y.C. Vauban, Lady Hester, Maid of Madam o, Miss Sarah c, The Drake's dam c, SM. to First Flight, sad Sis. to Strafford are hem. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.D. Whitby, 9st ; Photos, Sat 111 b ; Tomahawk, ; Sweet Anne, 84 ; King of Spades, sat ; Bismarck, Bat ; Bounoe aaBot Magpie, 7st 101 b ; Her lAdyship, 7st 61b ; 74 . 51 b ; Maid Marian, 7st Mb ; Marino, 7st 41b ; Boringipatem, nb 31b ; Alruns, 74 ; Claymore, 64 101 b ; Maronite, fiat 101 b ; Gipsy Queen, fat 61b ; Arcade, AL bet 121 b ; Excitement, fist 101 b ; Maionsise f, nb. are here. - - -- --- MIDDLE PARK PLATE OF 1,000 SOVB. R.M. Midwife, Tumbler, Vauban, Lady Heater, Claymore, Owain Glyndwr, Lochaber, Blinkhoolis, La Sorrentins, Barrington, Port er's Knot, Plaudit, Chatsworth, Moobrie, V erdi, Ines Palmer, Kalipyge c Pericles, Greenback, Verdi, Freetnison, Trocadero„ Catharine, Knigh_t of the Garter, Marksman, Sunflower f, Rattly, The Rake Will Scarlett, Aileabury, Achievement, Camila, Janne, e, Will Jasper, Ravioli, Roquefort, and Rose. All are here. . szugar STAKES. R.M. Mr. Pitt, Pamunkey, Artesian, Robin Hood, Hake of York, Lord Lyoo, and Stratheonan are bare. BEDFORD STAKES. Bretby Course. Imes, Photegraphe, The Rake, Bphyre, and Idoleekbi are here. WILTON STAKES. Three quarten of R.N. Vauban, Blanche of Middlebie f, Mia Sarah c, Pussy, Ravioli, and Roquefort SYS here. PAID FORFEIT.—Irish Queen, Ophieleide, and Distin. BEAUFORT STAKES. R.N. Stoic, Face, and Valeria are here. Pun FOILMIT. —Potomac and Lady Violet. MIDDLE PARK PLATE. 6to 4 agat Achievement (t) 4 to 1 others Plaudit scratched, IL4I. DERBY. 1000 to 70 agat Plaudit (t) 1000 to 60 Rake (t) 1000 to 60 Dragon (t) PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& LiVlmPoot, Oct. 9-Sales to-day:-Great Eastern, 29 / 9 I T 11 8 718 1 8 71-Great Northern, 1171 17-Ditto, new div. de- as, /erred, 1051-Great Western, 531 1 1 3-Lancashire and York- s s . shire, 1241 1 1-London, Chatham and Dover, 171-London and ss North Western, 1181 4 1 11 1 1-31anchader, Sheffield, and tin- ss coinshire. 50 51-Midland 1221 321 3 21-North Eastern, Ber wick capital stock, 104--S outh Eastern, 661 1 16 51 - Erie, 40 is s 81-United States 5-20 Bonds, 71-Great Luxembourg shares, i s 1221-- Empire Marine Limited), I 1 d. -Maritime Insurance 10 (Limited., II c. d.-Thames and Nancy Marine (Limited 41 gs. 72g. -Union Marine (Limited), 1 p.-Anglo-Ameritmn Tele- BR , 61. w racnivitat, Ocr. 9.-Great Eastern, 281, 9819818 71 1 1— s s Great Northern A, deferred, 1271 11--Great Western, 531 1 431 at . I 21-Lancashire and Yorkshire , 12411 - London and North SR Western, 1191 19 1.41 1 1-London, Chatham, and Dover, 17 7 - 20 Manchester. She Meld, and Lincolnshire, 551 1 1 -Metropolitan, gs . 1251 1-111dLuid, 123 21 1 1 7-North British, 421 11 111— 15 North Eastern, Berwick, 104 31--South Eastern, 60 516 16 5}- gs Lancashire and Yorkshire !Blackburn) purchases 41 per cent., -- 971-Lancashire and Yorkshire 'East Lancashire), 6 per cent. Mtn., 127f-London and North Western 'St. Helen's', Class 0, 5 per cent. redeemable, 90-North Union A, 210-Erie, 491 9 8} -Great Luxembourg. 121-Great Western of Canada. 13 7-16 C o nsolidated (Limited', 11 p.-Ditto, New, 1 p.--StavA Coal and Iron Company (Limited`, 15 p.-Anglo-American Tele graph Limited', 16 9-16--Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 110. houusoilau, OCT. 9. -Business done :-Birrningham Canals, at 861 ; Birmingham Town and District Banks, at 11 1 : Glouces ter Wagon (Limited', fourth issue, at 11 prem. ; and Midland Contract (Limited', at 7 die. Clueing prices : North Stafford- ss shire Railway shares, buyers, at 701 ; Birmingham Joint Stock s t. Bank [Limited), at 32 to 321 ; libmingtuun Financial, at 11 to 1 104 dia. ; Birmingham Wagon littera, at 10 to 107 ; Railway Car- St riage, Oldbury • !Limited! at 11 prem , sellers • Muntes Metal St. (Limited', at 11 to 1/ db: ; and Patent Shaft and Axletree shares, SL buyers, at 51 prem. 100 Draw!, OCT. 8.-Three per Cent. Consols, 881-New Three per 1 00 Cent. stock, 87 871-Ditto for account, Bth Nov., 87}-Bank of 1 00 Ireland (XlOO paktl, 2271-Hibernian Banking Company f g 25 paid', too 35-Munster Bank (Limited) (SA 10e. paid),4l-National Bank (CM 100 pad), 70-Ditto for account, 70-National of Liverpool Limited', 100 Iglo paid`,l2l 1 1-Ditto for account, 1211 -Royal Bank f ClO paid'. 100 3211-Union Bank (Limited), (L 22 pal 14 y -Dublin and Belfast 1 00 Junction (0100 paid', 66-Dublin. Wicklow, and Wexford '.CIOO 100 paid* 49--Great Southern and Western '.CIOO paid', 90-Midland st . and Great Western '5lOO paid`, 601-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wet- 2 0 ford 6 per cent perpetual (.000 paid), 113-Great Southern and s 0 Western, 4 per cent. perpetual, 90 . 20 ~- .0.. 4 '1,6 . r 100 11111 Atlantle&St. Lawrence St. 100 Born. Bar. &C. In. (Sp.& 20 ' 8 I Do. F Shama 2141 all 'Buffalo & Lake Huron 16 all I Do. Preference 10 'lOO .Buf ,BrantotOoderich I I per cent.ls72-3-4 , 100 1 061. &S. Easternsp. e.g. lOC ;Caper. &Dock 62.L1 i ' all Demerarip.c. 100 'East Ben gu. 7510.7. 100 Last had an gu. Sdo .100 'Grand Trunk of Canada, , all I Do. Equlp.M.B.6p.ct. , all Do. lst pref. Bonds I all Do. do. deferred ' all Do. 2nd pref. Bonds. I all Do. do. deferred all I Do. Jed prat Stock i all , Do. do. deferred all Do. 4th pref. Stock all ' Do. do. deferred 100 Great Indian Peninsula 18 Do. go. 6 per cent.. 0 . Do. New d 0..... ' 2 ' Do. New 100 Gt S. of India. g. sp. M Among the subscribers to the Italian National ::: 100 i Do. 41 per cent •" • Loan, the Gazelle of Romagna mentions the Emperor of the 204 all Gt. Western of Canada French. His Majesty possesses in the commune of Bodrio " all i Do. New 100 all 1 Do.GLßd ch apay.lB73 an estate which is assessed eta sum of 27, 000 fr. too all I D 0.5 do. do. 15774 In the Prussian provinces festal receptions of s r 1 4 r an mu .. '6limp. cent troops still abound. As the individual companies return St 100 I Do. do. 4 l do to their old garrisons they are in almost every place met 8t 100 goo: Filth do. t i l e ts ic , by the burghers. and, after being greeted with the ens- st 100 IMeln. Corp. eper c. Bd. toary speeches by aldermen and poetic declamations by 1:00 V I I I M lb. e a i nd a n irso'apayl rn i white-robed virgins, treated to ever so many j unket. of looall l D o. 6 1 ' ,...t: pal. tinet; beef and barrels of beer. St 100 IN. R. of Candi, C. Istp.ll.l All the continental journals received to-day St r o t ISci ljt e b o g r a hj rr cent. ! speak of the appointment of M. de Benet for the Ministry 20 ' 5 Do. dn. do. of Forei‘a Affairs in Austria as a probable event, and s i t r e r o : rthl a rkg,:ai, • , . ..., in every we add that Prussia is indignant thereat. JOINT STOCK BANES. One paper says that if the appointment is confirmed, the No. ISE I BASIN. IP4I CL - Prussian ambassador will be withdrawn from Vienna, 40,000' 60 ' Agra& Masterman's (L;' 26 , • while others doubt that Prussia, however annoyed, would 10,000! 60 ' Albion ll 25 ' 10 ' 40,300'100' AllianosLon.dtLiverpoo pretend to dictate to the Emperor Francis Joseph the to0 ; 000 to Anglo Austrian 4l choice of his ministers. 40,000. 66 Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) lO ado I talian ilamited) 1 10 The Prussian corvette Vineta, which, on its !troll r0;t1„.5anke........b, i. ' all I voyage round the world, must by this time have arrived 90 . 000 1 40 , Augmlagl a 11,500' 20 Bankof BritishColtunisis' all I at Canton, will be stationed in the Chinese Seas to protect 11,880' 20' Do. New, issued 2 pm.' 6 German commerce from the pirates. German vessels 10,aw 25 I Bank of Egypt 40,000, 20 Bank of London ,lO I have lately suffered materially from their depredations. 15,0001 20 Bank of Otago (Llmited); le ScoeramirvLism. —On Tuesday night last a bay moue too , Bank of queenaland (L. 1, 996 6 1 named Alger, about 14 years of age, son of Mr. Alger, 20,005 50 Bank of V4ctoria.Australl 25 dealer, of Brandon, narrowly escaped injury through CO :Leo 100 0 Barn l e . lailank i l itedil 1: unfortunate propensity for sleep-walking. /4e had come 60,000 20 Brazilian& Portu,gusse(L 10 to Bury with his uncle on Tuesday evening, in order to be 20,000 60 British &Califurulan(L. ) Tj in readiness for the market on the following day, and 20,000. 50 British N. America I al/ stayed at the Tollgate Inn, Northgate-road. He went 75,500' 20 ' Chariestafiltte &Co. ILI. 6 to bed at 10 o'clock and his uncle remained up some 40,000 1 so C. Bk. India, Ans., China al two or three hours later, and then got into the tame e e . eee ' 26 12.1"2 Met. of 12d12 . ac— a 50,000, 20 , City bed in which the lad was lying sound aslee p . All re. 20,000 100 : Colonial mined quiet until about 2 o'clock in the morning, 60,000' 200 , Com. Bank of Canada. when it was found that the boy had transferred himself 40,000' 25 I Cora. Bank ef India, &e. , from the bed to the road below. Some of the inmates 150.000' 10 1 Consolidated Bank (L) of the house having been aroused, he was let in, and on ' 11 ,1 .1: 1 64:11"andlolion Mid; an examination being made into the circums ta nces, it 60 :' , 0 1 20 , E as t er n Exchange yiii„)!l . . 'iced by his uncle, re- - ,so 1 English and Amm4can .. 60 60 101 i 1061 99 100 102 103 19 10 88 91 69 63 -.. ..- 60 06 19 4 I tit 25 106 . 107 1 1 "rni ,gmi s 100 i 13i la 95 97 64 87 14 , 112 99 95 86 90 61 63 100 106 82 89 88 8 5 97 97i 94 99 1 07i 4,11. seemed that he had got up annotii _. by his uncle, so,ooui , _ ..lnglirn moved the looking-glass from the dressing table to the to,ooe' 25 ;English Joint Stock I, bed, then mounted the table, drawn down the upper sash, 30,000' 20 ' Eng Scot.& and.Ctiartd all and leaped into the road, from a height of some 16 or 18 46, 0 00, 60 1 EnglishandSwedish ,L. 25 46000, 60 . kltro BankfUndtedi 16 feet. All this was done in his sleep, but he was rather 40:000.1u0 1 Hinduan.Cnina&lap.aw 26 unceremoniously awakened by the shock occasioned byi 20,000 100 1 Imperialßank (Limited; 20 coming somewhat violently in contact with the gun d . 200,600 1 20 I Imperial Ottoman lO He slighted upon his feet, and did not appear to have sal- 6,0001 25 ; lonian ; I all fered much injury, though he was no dou bt severel y 6,000, 25 I Do. New s haken. It seems that he is rather given to 6t: of nom- 100,000 20 1 . L , 5n . d110 „... ..rt t.8k.......1nd1..turL) all nambulism, and had on a previous occasion performed er..4: 1° 4 i 1" 0 -' 0 '11' 0 7 1202 7 00 .L.' 17 2i; 20 a similar feat .— Bury and Norwich Past. I 13,000 100 ; London end Brazilian... 46 THE HAUNTED MAN.—By some unhappy combine - O,OaC to I Do. New I7O tion in nature! have a fatal powerof attractingto me all that 6,000 100 , LondonAltiverffia t te'L' '' VI is dull and stupid and tiresome in humanity. Let me go redgi rs I too: bew do i". . a dO "Pra l 6 where I will, and if there be a hopeless bore in the room, 600001 20 , Lon. Ch. Bank of Austad' all he attaches himself to me like • barnacle to a rock. Sugar 27,6001 , 60 L an don and Count y 1 20 does not collect flies with the same certainty that I g ather 72,000 60 ' L on don Joint Stock l6 around me whatever is drowsy, and heavy, and uointerest- 26,000 20 1 London h South African, all ing. Absent men, who forget their own nettles, like me ; WAD13; 000 10° 1 I.3 — ndts - vvesenternezultit :I, l'i the dreary dogs who tell stories, and break down in the :0000,100 !Loudon & Westminster.. 20 middle of them—the fellows who retail Punch and forget 10,4 00 . 100 mood ., 8.0,2 ,Lim) . 25 the point of the jokee—are fond of me. Sleepy old crew- 6,000,100 1 Do. New terse, who converse in • sort of narcotic more, salute me 60,000) 60 . Mercantile&Kzeitan(L ) 12.1 like a brother, and deaf men delight in me. The come- 11,156 1 100 , Metro. & Pro?. Baukki) 10 quence, I need not say, is awful. Whatever is brilliant, 11.0 0 : 100 5 ,lidlccll i /To Austral) / • • 20 , sprightly, or intelligent fancies it ought to shun me—that ''' i 20;0001100 National of Liverpool.. 10 it is choice surrounds me with the dreary ones — I and that I i o .soo too N. Pro. of Ifoglaad ... 42 am in fact, to be judged by my company ; a sente nce which 66,000 as I Do. 2nd & led iss ue 12 inevitably condemn me to perpetual banishment. If there 40,600 50 'National Bank 30 be in a room a man hopelessly dull and obtuse, common- 67.100 SO 'New South ;vales _ al. place in all his thoughts, and a little hard of bearing. the V.. 022 1.1 , tr1r.,. 2 .r.2“ ,..) • ; host is rare to say, O'Dowd, bete is a friend I have long ir e ; ; , g a Z ug 7 1•02 eon)° , a desired to make you known to. There are few men 10,000 20 . ortent.Com.B.LlateO.C. 7 better suited to each other. Come into this quiet 12,,•30 20 I Do. do, lateN.F. 4 corner and have • chat together." I often wonder, nmo to o I Do. do. lateY.C. 4 inn I the only victim of this kind in c E o t n ige, or 57,1t10 60 ProchillankingeorP4o le r o d a 20,000 100 I rrovinc. a Ireland 2O is the malady known to other men' I VWO 23 . Seinde,Punl.,&Dellii(L) 14 very grand Paris doctor—be is now in the imperial 22 : 500 20 Do. issued at 2 pm . 0 household—to learn if the fault was in my temperament— 20 . 000 25 8 00 2 h A ustra li a a l if it was • physical defect, an organic mischief, or if it 17,051,100 Stand. of R. & Africa 2l were some fatal flaw in my manner—some unhappy peen. woo mo 1 Do. do. iss. at 6 pet 16 - - - • - liarity in my bearing or address. He took great pains with 40,000 25 : retort of Australia The autumnal meetings of the Congregational my case, gave it much consideration, and at last came to .. 10,0 °°,....., 1 : ' I T T : 1 1 0 ,1 Z t d , (Um ) 11, Union were opened at She ffi eld, on Monday, by devotional the conclusion—he broke it with much delicacy and regard •""-- 1 exercises, in ; for my feelings—that it was what he Ge ll ed " latent Qa een'itreet Cho 1, and an address ' an af fi nity ;" that, in fact, it was some curious instinct in clerical orders , by the Rev. J. B. Brown, of London. The stupid people impelled them to recognise in me the head whole of the address was a defence of what the Roman of their guild, the grand dominating chief of the elan, and aid the Anglican churches designate as unauthorised mi- that their submission and homage were acts perfectly in nistrationa. Yesterday morning the ministers and delegates voluntary, and that they Gould no more control them in my e oould immersion without assembled in Mount Zion Chapel, and they completely droandog. presence Th is w i n e ry bear dreadful nova , f or it d ec l a red crowded the body, while the spectators filled the genre'''. there was no hope for ins. My malady much was as Of- A short time baying been vent in devotional exercises, genic as though it had been an ossification of the arteries. the Rev. Newman Hall entered upon his address. While my doctor told me this he tried to cheer me. "It The issue of the scheme for the resuscitation of was an affection," he said, " that did not shorten life, though it ocomionally inclined men to the use of ardent the Indian portion of the Agra and Mastermea's Beak is spirits, for the sense of relief that stimulant supplied Postponed for a few days. against depression."—l3lacticoods Magazine for October. Ot.Eate 4 p.c. Mar.&Sep. 100 CEI Nthn.4 p.c. Jan.& July 100 G.Wrla.--W. 31.-0x.,44 p. ct., Jan. & July ..,. 100 518,000 St. 'l.4tnc.&l - 8.4p.c.Jan. 1 . 11 4 100 1 130,000 St. Lou.DrlAst.tp.c.Jan.&3 l y 100 1 30282E1 St. , L.&71.W.4p.c.Jan.& July 100 212,830 Bt. i Do. Illp.c. Jan.& July 100 50,730 St , LAS.W.4p.c. Jan.& July 100 .... St. ' Pdidland,4p.c.hut &lull 1 00 —.. St. N. British, D.S.,' 5 Feb. & Aug... 100 22,421 St. s.l'stra..4 - . clan &July 100 —.. St. ,scot.N.E.,4 p.c..tp.&oct. too 92,023 156. 5006316 86. 610,000 Bt. ODLONUL GOVIENILZI 7C7T 0 ) ,.0 . 90 Brltagoba. 111p.ct.,1157t 666 866 7 Do. eptrekleb.a.Aog. 1 Do. eperet.3lw. , Do. 6 psratJan.da 808 Do. &para. Ins. ,000 GspeolGHopseper.lB7l .. Do. 40.1890-1900 ~ Do. do. 1880-96 Do. do. 189091 , De.l9p.a.Ap.dket.l9oo 000 CeL p. loa,Nov. 186 8,6 1878. do.. 000 Do. DM d 0... ,006 Ilsarttha 6 per a9.,1 1, 6000 878 000 Do. Do. 1 IOS2 Do. 1 1,660 Natal. Gov. Ora esat.. 6 New Bisra.Gov.Oparct. 000 New South Wales Goy.. p. 05at.,1871 to 1876 ,800 Do. 6p. c.lBBB to 1898 4000 New Zealand 6par cent. 1,000 Do. 6per cent 1.000 Nova Scotts 6p. 60876 1,100 Qussallsad Gow. p. CO. B.Aust.Gov. p. e.,07-77 1,600 Do. 1878 and upwda lAN 171a.C10v.6p. c. Jan. Jatt - Do. Op. ct. April &Oa. No. I Bh. 11Tii 107 1024 104 Pd ICI price*. I Nam DOCK& -- • 1.666,466 St Zest and West India .1100 110 181 — ll.OOl 10 'GeaeralFloallw Dock 178,110. tit 'London 151 Katbssin.loo 67 ea we 1,066,500.100 Do. Deb. St. 4p. amt SOW)* St Southampton 100 47,0711 OR Barmy Commercial —lOO BRITISH 11 124' IChivictou Clifford AmaL Dev. O. Con. Craristck ) "- 3 4 21 10} 435 435 id 96 } 22 6 7 1 It 9 10 Si 3 4 4 - 1;a - aset lnlogaM• • East Cara Brea Beat Grenville Esat Gunnhilake .. East Lovell .. &W. Russell (Turlett ' tiler & Bt. Algol) 4 Lucy (Minton) .. Great South Tolgus .. Great Wheal Buoy . 2.10 20 2.14.6 SI 2.14.0 8.2.6 3.9.0 111.2.6 0. W. ;;Tor(it;fii;ti) Grenville Herod'. Foot .. Mansion Downs .. Marmot , ;lhor Lelent) Marie Valley 4 hiwyndy Iron Ore .. New Scion .. North Rostrear .. N. Wh. Basset 'Mogan' .. Korth Wheal Crottr .. Prayer United Pnoridence (U. Latent, .. B. Caradon (St. Cleer) IBontb Condutrow. W. }CatciTalltiogaa Stray hut - Vigra and Clogs% Lim. .. West Basset II11ogm'• .. W. Caradan (Liskeard, .. West Chiverton West &ton . Wb. Basset (Mogan ) • • .. Wh Bullet adadrutb:. W,lllaryAnn Xenhen : Wbeal Senn Wb. Trelawney lit.° l i t lid 19 21 id 11 11 31 Si 9 1 Si 6 7 41 6 91 I dz 86 4S i - l it 1 1 2225 310_100. -- —_ 18 11 12 2 4 lie 111 8_ 6. m 2d ii 12 14 60 65 130 140 00 90 24 26 10 12 165 165 8 10 sacral I r.►. 1 lapricsa. 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 M 96 90 92 60 91 75 77 76 77 101 106 103 106 102 106 101 106 RI 90 109 106 106 107 1011 106 101 106 103 106 ' 196 107 106 106 99 101 96 96 91 911 KSei 116 TS SO lid 97 se 91 fislas. 1 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) thrs The stock markets remain dull, with a pre ponderance of sales, both speculative and Goad fide. The funds are unchanged, but some of the English railways have experienced a fresh fall, being prejudiced by the disclosures at yesterday's meeting of the Great Eastern Railway Company, as well as by those contained in the report of the committee of investigation of the London, Chatham, and Dover. The stock of the former line exhibits a further reduction of about 1 per cent. but that of the latter has improved #, owing to purchases against previous speculative sales. Some of the foreign securities have given way, but the decline does not exceed }to I per cent. The transactions in the other departments of the Stock Exchange are quite unimportant, and prices gene rally are quoted the same as yesterday. The discount market is quieter to-day, with an increased supply of money seekingemployment, and few bills offering. The general rate is 41 per cent., with occasional transactions at 4#. Short loans are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 4 per cent. Consols are quoted 89} to # for money, and 89} to 89# for the account (Nov. 8). Foreign stocks are dull, and a decline of to , per • cent. has occurred in Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, and Mexi can. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 54 to 55 ; ditto, 1865, 281 to ; Greek, 141 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 211 to i ; ditto Certificates, 14 to 4 ; Italian of 1861, 541 to 551; and Mexican, 164 to 1. There is a fair amount of business in American Securities. 5-20 Bonds are in demand, and have risen 1 per cent., the present pike being 714 to 1. On the other hand, Erie Railway shares have ex perienced a fresh fall of 1 per cent., viz., to 481 to 4. Illinois Central are quoted 781 to 4, showing no change. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph shares are flat, and have declined 55., viz., to 161 to 1. Atlantic Telegraph are unaltered, at 54 to ~ The Diamond Company's steamer Kaffraria has arrived at Falmouth with fifteen days' later intel ligence from the Cape of God Hope than that received by the previous mail. The letters are ex pected to be delivered in London to-morrow morn ing. International Financial shares are quoted 14 to I die. ; London Financial, 16 to 15 die. ; General Credit, 23 to 7 1 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 41 to 4 dis. ; National Discount, 81 to 91 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 164 to 17. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 34,000/. The influx is upon only a moderate scale at the moment, there being but a limited supply in the market, but a considerable amount is on the way from Australia and the East, and will ' remain here. The Surat, from Alexandria, has brought 11,6601. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. The rate for three months bills on Paris was rather firmer. The usual hat is subjoined. Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.194 to 11.194 ; ditto, short, 11.161 to 11.18 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 12.0 Antwerp, 3 months, 25.471 to 25.521; Brussels, 3 months, 25.471 to 25.521; Hamburg and Altana, 3 months, 13.8} to 13.9 ; Berlin, Cologne, b. 0., 3 months, 6.26 to 6:27; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 301 to 294 ; Paris, short, 25.1.,;) to 25.30 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 21.50 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.50 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 114 to 120; Vienna, 3 months, 13.10 to 13.20; Trieste, 3 months, 13.10 to 13.20; Madrid, 3 4471 to 7A to4 4 7;Sa ; sc nta rae, n i der 3 , 3 m m on o t n hs, ths 4 ,it l i to t 4 o 7 4 i 7 ; ; st C .up adis : 3 m rl ' i n o t h ha th ' 47 5, 3 months, 471 to 4f4; Valencia, 3 months, 471 to 474; Bar. celona, 3 months, 481 to 484 ; Bilbao, 3 months, 4 71 to 474 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 471 to 474 ; Leghom, 3 months, /27.0 to 27.20; Genoa, 3 nmuths, 27.0 to 27.20 ; Naples, 3 months, 27.0 to 27.20 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.0 to 27.20 ; Remains, 3 months, 27.0 to 27.20; Lisbon, IX) days date, 511 to 514 ; Oporto, 90 days date, 514 to 511. The report of the Committee of Investigation of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, appointed on the 31st August last, has been issued, in anticipation of the adjourned meeting on Friday next. This report contains a mass of information relative to the financial position of the company, but as it extends to upwards of sixty closely printed pages we cannot attempt to give here more than a brief summary of its contents. Upon numerous points the com mittee animadvert in the gravest terms upon the manner in which the company's affairs, especially its finances, have been conducted. It appears that ever since 1860 Messrs. Pete and Co. and their nominees have subscribed for the whole share capital of the company of every kind, " and such capital was subsequently placed on the market by Messrs. Pete and Co., either on their own account, or, iu some instances, as they allege, on behalf of the company." The committee state that sufficient care does not appear to have been taken to protect the interests of the company with reference to the contracts for works. A still more serious assertion of the committee has refer ence to the fact that the safeguards provided by the legislature for the protection of the debenture cre ditors have been systematically evaded. The result is that the issues of debentures actually exceed the whole amount of cash received and receivable for the share capital in respect of which they were issued. Under this head some extraordinary de tails are given, and the committee cite, in particular, some transactions in connexion with the authority given to the board at a special meeting on the 12th August, 1864, to raise 1,500,0001. of ordi nary share capital of the general undertaking. With regard to the over-issue of 127,3781. of deben tures, the holders of which appear to rank as simple creditors of the company, the committee censure severely " the very loose and negligent manner " in which these debentures have been dealt with, and pronounce the transaction to be " altogether unjustifiable." The committee, in conclusion, abstain from making any specific re commendations with regard to the future, consider ing that to do so would be exceeding their powers. An announcement having been made that at the adjourned meeting of shareholders of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway on Friday next, a report from the debenture holders' committee will be presented, it is necessary to correct the an nouncement by stating that the meeting is for the purpose of receiving the report of the shazeholders committee of investigation, and not in any " way a m eeting of debenture or bond holders, similar to that which appointed the committee of debenture holders to uphold their rights and protect their interests. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Recife Sao Prancisoo Pernambuco Railway Com pany (Limited), recommends an interim dividend at the rate of three per cent. per annum, payable on the 30th irust. The total net sum available for s* dividend is 19,1561. The Brazilian government having its attention absorbed with the war and with other affairs, the company's claims to an ex tension of the guarantee have not yet been settled. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4271., compared with the corresponding period of 1865 ; the Metropolitan, an increase of 1,3251. ; and the Glasgow and South Western, an increase of 4091. An extraordinary general meeting of the Great Eastern Steamship Company was held yesterday . , when it was determined that the 2,500 shares held by this undertaking in the Anglo-American Tele graph Company shall be allotted pro raid amongst the shareholders, and that the 50,0001. ordinary stock of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, to which the Great Eastern Steamship Company is entitled under the charterparty of the Great Eastern, be st t held in hand as a reserve. The Madras Railway Company are inviting ap plications for debentures at per to the extentth o e f 500,0001. for a term of five years, renewable at option of the holder for a second term of five years, and convertible into stock. They will bear Interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. • h taken up his abode ` nth a of the name of Lee i n the i r encampment. One of the gipaies came before lir. Doman , and stated that be found the boy in a con dition on Wandswortli-oommon' when h i r l fge took compassion on him and null eded him o w he recovered. The boy dated that his father vac a paicemen, and on going out to New 4ealand h c died on the Marge, and that his mother died three months afterwards of a broken heart. The boy was dire c h arg ed after being remanded, and Lee expressed his inten tion of receiving him back in his family and treating him ca by c ern child. The particulars of the case were pub. lia n a is the newspapers, and that led to the police TIKOIY jog wan d a pplications from persons in different parts of the cou ntry claiming the boy. After inquiry and math corraspondenes in the matter the real mother of the boy gi mme forward to claim him. impe der Usher now informed the magistrate that the m aw was in attendance, who wished for his worship's magisterial to recover possession of her son. The inspector d a ted that the boy's father was an es-policemen of the D di c i c ke, named Hobbs, who lost his life through a fire. Th e hors dory was not true of his mother having died of a broken heart, for she was still alive. K r . Layman Inquired the age of the boy. Inspector Usher said he was 16. Mr. Nyman was of opinion that the boy had a right to remain with the gipsies. He was with them by his own „Amery act, and if he chaos to stay there was no power to take him away. Inspector Usher said the gipsies denied that theboy was w ith them, bat he had been seen with them. Hr. Hayman remarked that the boy appeared to prefer the wandering life of the gipsles, and it would be a pity to remove him if they were kind to him. inspector Usher said the gipsies had been very kind to the ey. ff b r. Hayman then said he bad n o jitw po wer to interfere, sod no court had. The boy had the rights of a man, and w eld choose his own address. The mot was not obliged to maintain him unless he was disabled. Inspector Usher then left the court to communicate the opinion of the magistrate to the mother, who was in the waiting-room, but soon a ft erwards rearmed, and stated that the boy was only 14 years of sea Mr. Da said still he was old enough to charm his own He could not interfere. • Dimas/mug ROME. Inspector Dodd, of the A division, attended to support a summons spied the owner of an unoccupied house at the water aide that was in a dangerous condition, and cer tain portions of which required to be removed to preserve the public safety. It was stated that the hales had been abandoned and that it was likely to fall down and kill some one. Impeder Dodd mentioned that a portion of the Arse tire had fallen since the proceeding's had been taken. A person attended on behalf of Mies Adams, of High- street, Wandsworth, one of the owners, and he stated the property was about to change hands. Inspector Dodd said that if the owners carried out the works themselves it might awe them expense, for it the police interfaced they would have to pull the walls down an d leave the materials on the pound. The polio, did not MakeMpairs. Dlr. Deposal then made an order for the removal of the d a agereces parts of the strueture, ea required by the notice. GREAT WESTERN RA ILAAY OP CANADA. S.) The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the London Tavern this day, Mr. Ald. DARIN in the chair. The report of the directors, which has already been pub fished, having been takes as read, The Maumee, in moving the adoption of the report sad amounts, and that a dividend at the rate of 5 per cen t per annum, free of income tax, be de clared, amid it was very agreeable for him to have to move this resolution. At last there was sunshine on the undertaking. The capital account had been Increased by a little more than 12,0007., which was from new shares paid in advance. The outlay on capital smountduring the half-year was 55,675/. Bs. Of this expen diture about 40,000/. was incurred on account of the third nil and the New Carr ferry boat. The estimate of the new ferry boat was 40,0001.—the actual expenditure 34,000/. odd. There was an item of 719/. for fish jointing the rails ; that eornpleted the fish-jointing of the 230 miles of their railway. The third rail was now complete to the extent of 70 miles, and the Carr ferry boat, in conjunction with the bridge over the Hudson line being completed, they would have an unbroken communi cation for the winter traffic. The laving down of the third rail bed been wisely and well done, and he had no doubt would be eminently productive to the corn may. The receipts and expenditure showed very favourable figures. The balance for dividend was 8.0,6881., against 36,8101., being an increase of 51,798/. The gross receipts for the half-year amounted to 343,102 f 7s id. against 284,565 7 . 7s. 7d., and the working expenses had been decreased, being . 41.47 per cent. against 43.98, 'hewing a decrease of about 2) per cent. The loss by the exchange of American money was less by 15,130/. 19s than in the previous half-year. The aggregate loss from this pierce was 4837941., which would have been sufficient to have given a dividend of 7) per cent. At the last meeting they stated that the reciprocity treaty being pat an end to they did not anticipate any serious loss, and the figures did not show any great loss. It was put an end to on the 30th March. The dispute with the Commercial Bank was practically concluded, but the lawyers bad not done with their pert of It. The arrangement was on the basis of the Detroit and Milwaukee being responsible for their own debts. He had now to torn to the drawback, which be supposed there must always be, in undertakings of this character. In 1855 the shareholders passed a resolution that if the directors thought fit they should become their own insurers, by plating aside every year the sum that the premium would amount to. Under that system there was an accumu lation of 3,7201. When he and Mr. Falconer were in Canada they were struck with the dan ger from fire of several of the stations, and they determined that insurances should be effected in the ordinary way, and this was done. The fire at Detroit moue from the leakage of a barrel of petroleum. The loss to this company was 19,5201., which was diminished by the 3,700/. he bad mentioned, and 5,9001. on the insurance for goods " anywhere," leaving the actual net loss to the company 8,6 W. The lose to the Detroit and Milwaukee Company was much greater. He might say with regard to the state and the working of the line, that a more perfect line did not exist. It had been worked without accident, and this half-year to their profit. With regard to the Fenian movement, the line was put at the service of the government, and Mr. Sweeney bad received their thanks. Mr. Horn' seconded the motion. Mr. Moxox said at the last half-yearly meeting he stated that he thought their Chairman should not remain chairman of this company, seeing that he was a director of some twenty oompantes or more. He would read a list of them. Seveml of them heat gone to smash. (Mr. Meson then read the list amid some amusement.) No one could perform all the duties which so many offices re ((aired. He looked upon society at the present tame as di vided into two classes, the swindlers and the swindled. (Laughter.) Many of the great railway companies would have to stop payment for they would not be able to renew their debentures. (" No. no.") Mr. Horne said Mr. Dakin as chairman of the com pany, was most assiduous in h as duty, and as a proof that he was, look at the position of the company now as com pared with what it was when he joined it. Other com panies might find fault with Mr. Dakin, but they certainly could not fairly do so. Besides, the company owed a great deal to Mr. Dakiu, who with Mr. Faulconer went out to Canada to look after the concerns of this com pany without receiving sixpence for remuneration. (Hear, ad Colonel EVELET complained of the policy of the company kers de the Detroit and Milwaukee, which he described as "that most insatiable of waysides." He moved that the report be adopted, with the exception of that portion of it which related to the Detroit and Milwaukee. The CHAIRMAN said it was of importance to this company that the Detroit and Milwaukee line should be in good order in order to the carrying on the traffic of this company, and it was to the interest of this company to support that. He be lieved that if this company did as they proposed with re gard to the advance to the Detroit and Milwaukee of 350,000 dollars, it would be repaid. Mr. Pelee, the treasurer of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway, adduced a series of figures to show that that company was or was about to be in a flourishing condition, but they wished to borrow 350,000 dollars in order to cover capital expenditure. The CHAIRMAN explained that it was not proposed that this company should lend the money, but the Detroit and Milwaukee would raise it on their own responsibility, but this company, it was proposed, should give that loan • priority over their own. The amendment was then put, and lost by a large ma jority. The resolution was then put and agreed to. The CHAIRMAN then moved that the Detroit and Mil waukee be authorised to borrow 330,000 dollars for two years and a half, and that for that period that loan have 'priority of the amount due from that company to this. A SHAREHOLDER asked if the debentures would be Placed at par. Mr. Peace said they would. The money would be bor rowed at 10 per cent. The motion was then put and agreed to. The retiring directors and auditors were then reelected, and a vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the pro ceedings, SHARE L. 1 r 8 DAY.) On °Tram. In the railway market to-day the principal feature is a fresh fall of 4 per tent. m Great Eastern stock. North British has also declined 4, u i; and Metropolitan and Great Western 4. On the se other hand, Great Northern, and London, Chat- K 1 ham, and Dover are in dema nd, and have improved i 4. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1254 to 4 ; Great Western, 524 to ; London and North si Western, 1181 to 1 Midland, 1224 to ; Lan_ cashire and Yorkshire, 1234 to 1241 ; South s Eastern, 651 to 4; Great Northern, 115 to 116; ditto A, 1274 to I; London , Chatham, and i t Dover, 174 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 26 to ; and II North British, 41 to 4. 141 Foreign and colonial railway securities are quiet, kg at the last prices of yester da y. East Indian are quoted 1024 to 103 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 194 t s to ; and Lombardo-Venetianlums A 161 re tc c ti 1,8 ORDINARY sD se. Isul itsitwArs I clgrX" sal" ; im , am. 7,0 100 'Ertnot and sadder 100 'Caledonian 100 ICasktlan all lOork and Sodas lii 166 M 46 LS 14 4 4 46 46 111 TS TO BO all / Cornwall 100 , Dublin and BelfsatJune 100 IDundes,PerthortAbdin all Eat Loudon lictipCset 1001 Do 100 'Olawrow sad & We 1104,11 100 ,Great gagers Ord. St 100 I Do. E. Ang. Stk., No 2 100 Great North of Scotland 100 'Great Northern 100 Do.A 1 A rec. no dlr. =- 100 Do. B e. paidß 100 'Do. New in. a' 23 pm 100 'Do. Ord. DeL Div. Stook 100 Ot South & West (Ire ) , 100 'Greet Western 100 Do.StourVatOna.lita 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do, W. NlL —Oxford 1001 Do. Do. = 100 , Lancashire Y 100 :Lon.,D•ightn, aS.Coast 100 ILondon,Chathsm,allow 100 1 Do. Met, Exten.Aop.e. 100 'London& North Waft. 100 ILondonaSouthWestern 108 ISten. Sher. ALinoolnab 100 Illeizopolitan 84 Do. New all Do. Extension all Metropolitan District 10 Do. do. do. all Do. aSt Johnlrwood 100 Midland 7 Do. E 9 Shares 100 Do. Blrm. £ Derby all Mid Kent 100 !North British 100 Do. Win ,Perth, nand. 100 N. Eastern—Berwtok 164 Do. G. N. E. Pure 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle all Do. Stock.aDarlhap. 20 Do. do., 180031 100 .North London 9I Do. do.. 1864-6 • Do. do., 1866 100 North Stadordahlre 100 N. R & Western. June. 100 Scottish Central 100 lihropahlre Caton 100 ,Sou th Devon 100 ;South Eastern all Stainee,Woldnahantat 100 Tall Vale 3 I Do. C 100 'Waterford a Kilkenny 6 Waterloo & Whitehall BEITIBOI PG Sh. 1 Pd. I Ria,wArs I Ili 119 :di 27 28 IS 4 114 lie lig wi 90 $ In 63 U 40 as 86 1231 124} 82 84 17 18 10 20 118 118} 82 84 64 66 126 126. id I 6 67 99 101 96 15 9 10 pm 190 125 1 21m 1 71 75 112 114 156 114 41 43 eel 6 4 6 9 140 143 3 SFR lONS. 26 1 i 6 1 41 :151 16 UM 5! I I 2 ITS } i 117* A 83 li iii_! al Ini 21 611 ii I I 4 . 4 6,1 103 4 alarm' Abe hs sy sho dove vb. r L o n- a d etca. 1,0402 .. . t be asli4•7o:. d n‘ sz h ir e Is% as kati4l t bat be - PED 10} 90 91 122 it lr it pal el 24 41 4$ 30 20 143 106 - 60 ci i MISCHLUL'rEOUI I Pd I CI. prtom I Ulm Ha leh I Cosnxrea_ _ . . 60,000 10 Anglo.AtnericanTel.(L) 10,000 10 Angio-Mexican Mint 1 000,000 Bt. Atlantic Tel. 8 p.ct. (L)1 10,000 16 Australian Agricul . 1 60,000 25 Australian M.L.&Fn.(LI 10,1100 10 BaugparahTeaEstatcaL, 47,000, 19 Berlin Waterworks L. a 95,000 100 Bolcitow Vaughan (L )' 11 80,0001 6 Bombay Gas (Limited ! 10,000 11 Do 1211 issue 1 10,000 1 6 Do New I 6,000 60 British American Land 564,780 St. 18. &I. Meg. Tel. (L) !1l i t... 8,915 924 Canada Company 50,000 1 10 eanadianLoan& ins(L)' 15,000' 20 ' Orin mpany I 11,000 20 Ditto ` A shares . 17,000 • 20 iChinaStShip& L.Coal LI 30,000' 10 'City Discount, Limited. 10,000 25 ,Cityoflondonft.Pro.fL. ll 16,041 30 lefty of Milan Impro.(L )1 4,959 38 Do. 1 i 96,0001 25 !City of Moscow Om (L), 2 10,000 50 'City OflloeslLim. l li 110,000 GO 'Colonial ;Limited) lll 60,0001 60 ion.commercial:llloloi I 40,000 . 10 Com. of AfricanMer.(L.,. I 20,000 60 'Consolidated Db. IL 1..1 li 17,600 20 , Continental Un.Gas (L.ll 11 10,000 100 C o ntract Corporation,L ) l 11 12,000 25 •Cop.M.Eng.,Pretie p.c.j al 90,000 10 C. Fouc. of Enidaud ,L.ll I 10,000 60 ! Do.of Mauritius (L.).. 11 20%1 es. Crystal Palace .. ..... 101 ),820 St. I Do. Preference llOl 4000 St. Do. Bp. ct. Perp. Deb 'lOl 7,500 10 IDarjeeling (Limited) lli 10,000 100 ,DiscountCorporstionlL ; 21 18,000 10 ' Eastern Aaiun Tea ,L • , i 10,000 60 hdraltaLand,C.R Fin't , 11 50,000 10 ,E. India brig. & Canal 11 80,000 60 Ebbw Vale 13,819 20 EgyptianCour.dard.( l ) 179,976 St. Electric Telegraph 2: • ll 76,000 3 illng.dtAus.Copper „Liml 20,000 50 Eng. and Foreign Credit 10,000 100 Eng& Scottishifarin.(L 15,000110 FstrimirnEngineering , 30,000 20 Fore-st (Warehouse IL! 14 10,000, 60 Oellivara (Limited) 160,0001 20 G.Credit&Fin.of Lon.(L; 10,0001 15 Gen. Steam Navigation 14,000 60 Home &Colonial As.',l , 6,0)0 10 Hong Kong A China Olul 100,0001 20 'UW600'584 , 4). 10,0001 60 Humber IronOiorks : L 2 9 0 , 000 1 10 Im.l.acidCo.Marsellies 1$ 100,000. 50 Imp.& Mer.Cdt. Ass., L 11 60,0001 2 Indian Carrying :Lim., 1 40,0001 60 International Contract . 11 150,000 20 Internal. Vinsn.Soc.(L. • I 300,0001 20 internatland Credit(L 10.0 00 1 60 Italian Land. 50,0001 20 iltalian Irrig. ;Can.Car.), l I I,oooooo'loo • Do. 6p. c. Bds. r. 18791 00,0001 60 Land Securiticv Lim.).. 4,000 1 25 tond.African Trading.. 10,0001 26 Lon. & Caledon. H. (L.l 50,0001 10 Loa.CountyLand&B " 1 ,1 1 2 4 000 1 6 Lend. Districtleleg. L. 40,000 50 Lend. Finan. A.siso. ,Li 148. 525 ' 4 Lond. G. Omnibus C.(L' a 6,000 60 Lond.&olmg.Eng.Co.'.l.l 2 10,0001 60 Lond., Italian, &c. atm.! 11 5 , 000 60 Load. Mer. Diwount 'L ), 11 5 4 . 500 1 10 'Lund. Provincial Marinel I 90,0001 20 Madras I rr i g a.dtCanal.. l 1 .... 20 Do. 10,000 25 'Marine Investment `L 12500, 20 'Mandan , Land, &c. IX' , 12,000 1 10 .lledit. Eaten. Tel. 'L.). 1 10,0001 be, : M erc hant Shipping :1, 11 26,000 20 .11111 wall F.LcIADock(Li, 60,000 60 Millwall Iron Works. 1 12,6001 10 Natal Land A Col . d. (IL., 120,000 25 'National Die. Corn. '1 1 , 40,000 25 Do.New,iss.sp.2itohepd , 10,000 15 .National Prov. If wino, L. 110,000 100 National Steam Nay. L. • 8,000. Si ,NerbuddaCoal&lron,L ) 6,000, 20 I Do. New 1 10,0001 /5 .N. Zealand L.& M . Ag. '1 1 1 10,000 ' 25 'N.Zealand T.& Loan !L ), 15,000' 10 iNoitheni AssamTea ( L`' I 15,090 10 Do. B : g 4187,176 1 St. N.Bris. Australasian (L) . 100 60,0001 50 Y.Brite Harem. In.. L. ), Oi 18,000 : 10 Nowgong Tea (Limitsid 1 5 , 0000 25 Ocean Marine .Insura. 6 0,000 60 GrientalFinancial'Llm.) 11 10.0001 6 Oriental Gas • Limited?... all 90,000' 6 , Do. New i 1 40,0001 10 Orient Inland Steamil 1, all 16,000. 10 Otago & Sthland Invest.; 1 12,500! 20 OttomanComrs.nr.L.). 1 1 all.. 10,0001 60 Ottornanrinanct).: l 10 10,0001 6 Ottoman Gm (Limited . ) , all 100,000, 60 OverentlGurney,Go.,L ) 16 82,500, 10 Panama P.M. Steaml., all 10,214 6 ' Do. do 4800,000, Bt. Peelltly.LanditStin.(Ll 2oo 10,000 50 Peninsular/4 o.Steam 1 all 10,000 1 50 Do. do. New 145 17,000' 10 Qeebreda L., 8., M.. Ll l all 10,000: 60 Rhymney Iron I all 10,000 1 15 I Do. New al 18, 6 341 16 Itio.l.Cltylniprov.(L ) , all 15,086, 25 • Do. do 162 mow' 20 'Rio Janeiro Cu (I.lml all 15,000 ~00 'Royal Mall Steam BO 4100.000 1 SL Scot Morin. Invest. I L 'duo 40,0001 60 Smith, Knight&Co.l L' 20 00,000 10 Eloc-Ftnan. d'Egypte :Li 10 10,000 50 S. African M.& In. (L. ) 8 14,100 15 SouthAustlanland all 4280,000 St. Submarine r legraph .... 1 Do Scrip 1 all TaLComilruc.4Main(l) all 41,600 " 1 , Do. Do. 1 16 100,000 20 Thamm& ) lenseyln.il ) 2 7,500 20 Trinidad Petroleum (L ~ 8 17,6001 10 Trast&Agency of Aus.lL 1 90,000 10 'T. &L. Co. of r. Canad 0 100,000 60 11n.Marine of Liver. (L)1 5 90,0001 6 Coated K. Teleg. Co. (1 1 al] 50.0001 10 Univers. Marine Ins.(L.ll 6 16,000' 10 Upper Assam TealL l2ll . 1 7 16,0001 10 1 Do. ,l a 0,00 , 30 Van Dieme 's Land 1- 1 n 21 'OOllOO Vloeroyof F4lirpt4Hor. ;LI 22 NI ;1 90 W9O IWarrant Mane* fLini.ll 11 astlndia&PaclitifitJV 111 163 R 16 IT 105 110 18 80 54 15 iPm 4 3.clis lot 111 . ldla io I 7 .7 i laoid+s~ 3 - a 107 110 £l6O, 1108 - 1 - 701 ai l 5 11 Olds 20 26 001 " an 75 80 2}' 2 Ide 10 i I die Par 2 1 din par 11 10 9 dim 3 ) 2 Id 61 1 ik io s dis 7.4!1 A 4'`X 6 Ws' 6I i CiPm s lois prir MI 9 7 (Us 10 I 4 $ dl. al 610 1 l 0 8 4 4 6 * ll4l 311, zdl 3 1 4 Id 131 .P. 71 107 110 6 4 tU 11 51 , T 5 dli 10 9 46 1 1, 15 23 11 1 9 ~1 182 137 71 5 1 1 4 4411 6 6 4 dirt 6 1411 par 12 i W I - 7. -Ai 1166 6 22 L 4 15 21 5 SI 2 0 16 ,u 8 10 al 16i 37 2 !C. , 25 to dla 0 7i 80 0 16 14 Ms 11 db 0 dis 6 1 lOU 2Wls 6 6 1 lob Al 5 6 ill 45 55 6 2 0 11 Si 10 7 6.111 6 1 11 2 dls, 2 vm ill I 16 15 ills ill 10 17 21 ] S i dle , L7i; tO 18 4 15! 10 11 ip7. l 1 1 lY 61 4 2dll — thl 811 2 16 9 7 411 174 114 10441sid, 74 10 8 dls 6 zd - ut - 13 11 414; 1 dls par; l 44dis; 24; tois Wm; 1 ; i !Pali 6 6 1411 dls' 66 66 I -- 16 17 j 16 t 10 8 as! lab Pal 1 2 ldk le n4k -- 2 26 20 614 71 81 I 88 42 _— f 41 " .- 61 62 10 12 pis 561 14 ft 26 7 8 •—• 19 21 6 6414' Ell 22 sd— II! 116 11{} 153 166 I 21 18 Ms, .- 8 4416 6 4 (111, M 60 60 .i . 1 12 Pss Lei„ t 4i tom ut t t 3 dtt t 2 io 1 TTII, llas 1} n 1 2 I -- 2 $ 2 dls - 2 I 6 2 .— Mt Te f 4 -- 4) ft TMa pas 10 -- MI 6 2do PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 5 per cent., redeemable at 10 per cent. prem., 104. Great Western, Original Preference 43 per cent.,B4. North-Eastern 4i per cent. redeemable, 92. - - FOREIGN RAILWAYS Bahia and San Francisco (Lim.) , guar. 7 per cent, 12i. Routh Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16k, I. no c II 8 dla! 6 6 41.' 19} }pm It 10 die .- 6 6 die 1 3 66 CS 11 13 II $0 6 3WA 10 10 Ws 39 41 6 8 pal 20 10 dim 1 dis 4 21162 d —td 40 ta 47 $7 36 16 116 411 '1 96 10 14 PS I, 36 :11 715 -- 21 23 26 164114 -- 3 1 die -- 6 S die (Us 17 18 13 11 the -- 16 13 dig -- 1 3 5 pm -- 1 Oidis 91 22 24 1,11 -- 1 3 ldlexd -- 11 Oldie , 2 82 eb 9 7 die -- 9 7 die 1 die -- 1 10pm -- 2 3 9171 -- 1 2pm It IS II 114 62 1 2 1 42 44 13 IS - i 614 i 6 al 91 8 4 824 192 24 1 10 es, 9 41., 11 dl. 9 1 (Bs' 1 P III I 1 pin 66 70 i 43 46 MU Dor } 4 a Ms Ipmf 4 - _ Ms, - cus i 6 6 dim 78 BO 13 11 dls - 7 - 66 47 • 45 4a 45* G!. prim& 74 SI - 92 94 I - 93 98 94i 92 94 1 - 10Srn id zd The payment of the principle and interest is gua ranteed by the Secretary of State for India it Council. The directors of the China Steamship and Labusn Coal Company (Limited) helitatideseed a circular to the shareholders. The effect of the proposed reconstruction is that the denomination of the shares will be reduced from 201. to SI., and that on each existing share of 201., with 111. cniat the holder, by means of the proposed subdivision, will be rid of a liability of bi. per share. Notice is given that a petition for the winding up of Pile, Spence, and Co. (Limited), is to be heard before the Master of the Rolla on the Srd November. _ Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, tal, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stook Ea_ change list of last evening : Insure/son—Atlas, 10 ,• Commercial Unice, 63 .337; 6/ ; Equity and Law, 7 1; Graham We, 44 ; Fire, 141 ; Ife, 118 ; Legal and General We, '24) ; Liverpool and London and Globe (U. annar a h m E , l 4 London and Provincial Marine, 2to 1 ; Ocean 191 ; Rock Life, 7,1, 1, ex div. ; Thames and Mena Maria. (Limited), 61. Gasligkt and Coke.—Bombay (Limited), 41 ; Continental Union (Limited), 15 ; E 12, f ; Great Central. 131, 13 ; Impasiii, 72, 1 ; Independent , 62 ; London, 661 Pineal', , V 1 1, ex Er. ; ditto, New, 211, ex div. ; Surrey Constimers, 11 ; Westminster Chartwa. 641. ex di,. Docks—Fist and West India, 181, 30 ; London and St. Katharine, 67.. Waterworks.—Eut London, 123; Grand Junction, 771, 8 ; West 108 s, 9. At a meeting of the holders of Alabama stock yesterday the following resolutions were unani- tamely Panted : Resolved,—That the proposition of the treasurer of the State of Alabama, offenng to renew the overdue B 0•11 of the State, and give bonds of a similar description pay able in 20 years, in lieu thereof, be sampted, and their bonds of a similar desotiptiou be reosived is psy t ul the overdue coupons. and of those due prior to let of July, 18477. Resolved.—That the committee, in eostaseidea with the Union Bank of London (the financial agents the State of Alabama), do take such measures as may be opuatte to effect the exchange. Tama Imam Consols, which closed yesterday at 89t to I for the Bth November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 891 to I. For money the butt price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Ova. Consols, for money, ft.t, 1,1, it; ditto, far account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1, 7 ; New Three per Cents., 871, 7 ; ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents.. 71; India live per Cont. Stock, 106. Indian government securities were very quiet. Exchequer Bills remain at 2s. dis. to 3s. prem. The amount of business in foreign stocks was again limited, but the tone of the market was firmer than yesterday. Turkish Bonds of 1864, 1&8, and 1862 were in demand, and rose to 1 per cent. Russian of 1862 also improved 1 per cent.; Spanish Deferred, 4 ; and Italian of 1861 and Greek, 1. On the other hand, Russian of 1861 declined 2 per cont., and Russian of 1822 and Bra zilian of 1863, 1. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) on o'CLoca. The amount of business in the mining market to- day is limited, and prices generally show no move ment. There is a demand, however, for West Caradon and Prince of Wales shares. GreatVor are quoted 19 , 1 to 2oi ; West Chiverton, GO to 61; West Caradon, 131. to 144 ; Prince of \Vales, 245. to 2Gs. ; North fireskerliy, 21 to 3 ; East Basset, 20} to 201 ; West Beton. 130 to 135 ; and Chontales, 31 to }. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS-LANIC.—(THIS DAY.) Coastwise and by land carriage the receipts of English wheat fresh up to our market to-day were by no means extensive, but in tolerably good condition. The trade fee both red and white pastels was heavy, at Monday's decline in the quotations. The show of foreign wheat was modernte. The dermal was inactive, at the prices current at the close of business on Monday. In floating cargoes of grain the transactions were only to a moderate extent, on former terms. Fine malting barley commanded full prices, with a good demand, but for inferior qualities the trade was in a slug gish state. Melt was firm on former terms. The inquiry for oats was limited at late rates. Beans moved off slowly ; and in peas very little was passing. In prices. however, no change took place. The flour traiie was quiet on former terms. Linseed and rapeseed was steady ; but for other seeds the demand was inactive. Cakes were firm. OATS. S. S. Real& potato Irtib. white black BEANS. Merman Tick Barmy Pigeon Pun CURRENT PRICES Esoustr. Per gr. Wnla?. a Kesel, Kent, red, toid 03 to (4 .. 12.0. whiCo, n o e t w d e 3 to fit new et to 67 Norfolk and , red, new BanLEV. Malting Distilling Grinding MALT 35 to SO 34 to 40 32 to 33 ---. Prez. Sort°La, and Suffolk O6 to 76 liCingaton and Ward bo t.. 7•i Brown —__ Si to 62 New.—. raE. OATS English. feed potato Saadi, feed 29 to 32 2) 14 20 27 to 21 21 Ii 27 MILO* .. White .. Boilers WHEAT. Furl Per W. S. S. 150 to et Dantzte and liolap• berg Rostock & Med.lea -2 to burg ' Danish !Madan, hard mutt American, red PO white BAULK! SI to 33 antylitti Dialllifug ilslting ....... 41 to 44 OATS Dutch hrewit;.... 28 to 21) feeding . 18 t 24. ARRIVALS )31 OF GRAIN, OLT at., t AhKIAI.IZ, Fltt. FLOCK. Town made, per OM Ito. Tlomehold 4O to 44 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship l6 to if Per Q! min I. a. Danish sad Swedish 2l to 26 nuastsu "- iILUIS. 39 to 4$ Dantods EilPtisn PIUS. Nap .... iSinAs Coss. $1 to U sO to Xt Whit* ... Yellow I ----- nouft. , Trench, per tack 28 to lit I Spanish • .... 58 to It ATeTICATI, per be... Uto NO . ramodtan . 24 to 90 INTO LONDON, BY WATik II) OCT. 9, INCLUSIVE. Daisy. Dalt. Oats. Moor. yrs. qrs. q brim. seeks. 770 140 3e .. 1060 160 .. 2370 .. 2%1 .. , ta73o .. 1250 .--- -- ---- 1 - T o tal 1 :Mot ! 3730 I 140 31150 .. : 2:300 C OMPARATIVE QUANTITIES AND PRICES Or GRAIN. 101 THE WEEK ENDISO fat THE ODESESPONDIEG WEEK OCT. 6, Iso6. IN ISM. Qrs. Average Qrs. Avenge. Wheat 81,L70 525. 2.1 Whose 76.387 .. 41s. Id. Earley 42.154 41s. 4d BETIO 3.,278 .. 304. 4d_ Osta 4.667 Ws Id. OSta 7.357 .. NW 3d. I Wheat. qrs. raglisb and Scotcb Irish Foreign 15340 - - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) ORT ELECTRIC AND INT/HOCATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) ( P RO( OCR OWY ooaaaaroeoariv.) The market very firm. &del probably 15,000 bales. MINCING-1.A.N.--(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL —Th e market continues very quiet previous prices are unaltered. but they are with difficulty main tained. Refined is also dull of sale at the former ear renci ; common brown lumps remain at 425. Corns.—The parcels of Rest India brought to pORe sale have gone off s teadily at the valuations. Plantation Ceylon, garblinp, and triage, 365. to 575. egl. fine ordinary to low middling, 755. to 78s. Eddy ; middling is fine bold, 795. to 89s. ; native to fine ordinary, 09s. ; mixed, 655. TEA. —The public sales of Indian teas are going atom .ome advance on the prices paid at the previous sales. Ruii.—A small parcel of Demerara sold at Is. 60, sad fine at Is. RICIL-2,06 0 hags of Rangoon sold at Ils. IguMo.—At the public salsa of East India all of Bengal are selling with spirit. Shipping and qualities at tid. to 9d. advance, and ordinary and mixed at 4d. to 6d. on hut sale's rates. Dry leaf Madras are not in request, and the few sold show a decline of 2d. to id. per lb. Savrprrag is dull of sale. Cnrroa.—The market *anima, firm, with an upward tendency. HEXP.—The market remains Ann. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The staricet is quiet. Town bellow is quoted 44e. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 43e. 9d. ; January to Ku* 445. ed_. ; October to December, 43e. 3d. to 43e. ; December, 44*. BOROUGH HOP ILARILICT.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattesien and Smith report • not:tinned Assay demand for ail descriptions, late pnees being folly imsde• Mined. Per Qr. 40 to 42 40 to 42 4! to 42 65 to 42 84 to P 3 38 to 41 : et . b. r. hie ths II i lii Silt IC* sat Nal tali Pied Pa In I thil 104 Mira. Pack, t ;all - 1 - 1- t time with ft d him coos hays. astady [looser oali this for the skiable OD the he Pri; r doing, dad 1* t ilKag b:°s: tatfi Ptet" ty ttnig iOga tb. in hiving „rims' „ this. saw* t no** a W by ~, ~ Kora 116 re WO hal'eeW' ia bo ll s . he via I be $ 92 64 92 9t 92 92 9294 36 to 38 33 to 43 SD 10 0 •-• 10