The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1867. -- LAW INTELLIGENCE. I Matilda 11/daril, at the Itorough-road station of the SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) laonituri, l'hathavii, and Dover Railway. ea . (If lIS D.IY.) The prosecutrix, a middle-aged female, residing at 17, -....- ORDINARY MLLE AND NOOSE. ---...-- law.. 'louse-yard, Boswell-street, said that between 10 ham to-day and I I o'clock on Saturtlay night she was on the platform eh. I Pd. I BARMAN 1 7jI t a lj e C" I to 1 1 Dm , CO lf 11l OE IIA N K RUPTC Y. of the I torough.roail station of the London, Chatham, and .IL eii , 911. I:.•,:isti sir Spring Rice.) Dover Railway waiting for a train, when she saw the L l . 200 II Ir laanleaa 8ae 991 --I g e i lk 199 i - n ~., ~ u, .. N . • - , 411 . 111:111t. prisoner alto waiting, and got into conversation with gL , 10 0 Icam hdnion ys t •,, Iel• • • erehant of Obbstrecta °ad. her. The prisoner eat by her side, and having taken ei a u i0 0 ,,,,,,,a I II - • Ittor's petition. and eon- two plaice out of her puree elle replaced it in her pocket. St. !ISO 'Detillnandßelfastfrinc 73 76 ... ' per la • vv- i i trout hail been bled ; but ! Shortly afterwards as she was about to get into the 81.. 100 ;Dundee,PasthotAbd.rn 70 71 - -0; •pos , a it 1 ., :h.n. 1 0 ,00 1 /, to .214,10 in 0,, with l train she missed her purse con taining ha • ed. • ,„.., . 11 110.0..ip 10 8 ilea Loudon - -. •••• oo - ••• heel.. 1.. ").•. . ,count of about 2,!sel , were ! and accused the prisoner of robbing her. A con- ''"" I St. MO Glangowand ft Madero, HO 112 - •., 1,.1 61,, , -t: .1.... truber-met eleint, of Fen- i stable wax called, and she was given into custody. Witness 86 108 ' o n co st Eastern Ord. in. , 31 311 31 1 5 1 .. • ' ,•,. . I ..... , t,.. I • assignee. ''wars . Lint, then proeeeileil home , and while undressing herself she a}. Ise D e , E. AN. gm. w e al 4 6 - ! ale: .1 '•I -i. ale the solicit.. a tinder found the puree and contents entangled in one of her Bt. 100 IthaatNorthof Scotland; 16 le - I petticoats. Sire instantly called • cab, returned to the St. 100 ,Great Northern __ : 1121 113 j 1131 111 119 e 181 i .•• , •i..,•v,•• v , a . i e a rie ie. i.. 1 r iN police-s tat ion. and informed the inspecter, and the lit. ro: , f....... 1 A...ree._ ne.dir..n_n'! 119 _ 190 .. floe P. e• Is lAMBI - ~ , , • ;.ii I , la i•iimeaar , pi isuner was allowed out on bail. - • • I;o1, •.. I:, sin oe. was ilesei ilwil as late The prisoner. .with her - husband. a respectable es . B4 1 00 88 Qa De ' fiaosh ° " l- D r w pi ssa L e tim le l ! sa "' IS - ' I .!.,.;•••• .ii ..• Cep and sileeramith. since I tradean. in. expressed their indignation at such a charge at IN Great WOOLIM 49 Rai id 491 81 ad • lIV, e. • ...nu, ~t the hitter place, in I being mail,. She hail been incarcerated in the miserable Bt. 100 DoanourVaLOnailtk ..- - a :•i, •M.a...... ILi,e. „a -. The London and close cell five hours, suffering severely . 86 100 Do. South Wales .- -- -.• - _,• ~ Lit lit !it. ry company. - and alai, ,sere- ! The prosecutrix expressed her deep regret at what had elest IN Do , W pm . 1110 . -031 1 , 1 ord n ig 10 3 ad t . I ,ar: t..t4t. Slit, a primmer fur debt. occurred. She was extremely sorry. N. IN Lancashire &S 1275 1281 1271 • - ..! il•• i -eq. iny above named have Mr. Burcham told her that she had put the prisoner to 84. 100 Lon_Brlst_ btn &&Coaat 62 56 515 3 • , .1. f .... , 1 , .. , to the public through , considerable inconvenience by locking her up on an un• Et. 100 Loadas.Chathaiso&Do• 191 20 191 1 i • ' ttk - 11 I • the Post- I founded charge of felony. The prisoner was immediately M. 100 • Do. 11 dt.Exten.A6p. v l3 16 - • • • 11 Eyre tilt bankrupt's . liberated. and he recommended the prosecutrix to he rt. 1 00 LondoniflouthWasawn 82 8600 Loadon&North Wolin lls} 116 1 16 4 i i - : • .!,•.• net an...ir that the present more careful for the future. As for the prisoner, she loft 49 . ~ s•i.t of thavi• t i oceedings, as the bankrupt the court without the slightest stain upon her character. L i t g: ussropoit h ia llee ' !Mel ' & l th : eel : I r a * ug °9 l IX iSi 5 , • s. .:.', :arrest.-I. He stated, on examination Bt. 100 Do. Extentdou,...Xl- - .• •.• •!. it the I. is. tiess of the company had - - - - - - -- --- dendep. et. 0111870 113 114 -- St lee MstropolltanDistriot EI 87 - .., -- ale,::: a ye..., that his debts are 2.50/., • . •,,ilitre waa owing to want of capitol , and LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 2Da de, _ de. do. - - 10Do &N. Johies.wood ~. - 4 -__ ilt. 100 Illklhnd . 123 1231 1431 6} 1 . • erst sitting, but no assigner was chosen. It. 169 Do. BUIL& Darby. 91 93 - •• : rt,l 33 ?elicitor for the bankrupt. OW TELEoftaPB.I M. 100 Nceth MUM 335 941 311 31 41 31 ' , N RE w. ssi , EitsoN. es. Rio I Do.ldln.,Portl7,6lini. - - - • 1 ,::pt. was described as of Bennett-street, St. HAMPTON MEETING. -(THIS DAY.) at. toe IL Imitarn-Biewick - 105 104 105} 6 1111 - . , • lehant, late of New Bond-street, and formerly Do. O. N. Pore.- - -II St 1110 De. ..- 64 - . •• r. tradieg there in partnership with D. C. TRIAL STAKES. 86 100 De. Se Leeds ek ..- - 63 94 N - ~-.1 1, etaart, under the firm of Gordon, Ambition . . . ... ... 1 St. 180 DO. Osillale_ - - - i i',... also ca . ... carrying on business ut Great Ski rni i a h ... . . ... 0 es an D. IltochtDa7iiii ~ eat 3:1 it. - •,. ~ .. tin•let the title of the thitish , . Admiral ... ... ' - IS 24 Da. do., 180641 ,- 8i - .. N. IN North London -.....- 114 116 1151 4',...pany. The adjudication was inside 9 ran. 10 S Do. _ _,do. 181111....- 1 • •11,..t,..f Messrs. NVal'ser and Martineau, solicitors, THAMES VALLEY. lit. 169 iNcethatsffordahlre-- el 54 - - 1- . 0. ( ;Ist'. inn -rliail. The preliminary statement 86 1.00 ,11. *B. Wedeln Juno. 109 11l - - a Muta ... 1 • ~•„ I,..pareil by Messrs. Johnetoue, Cooper, ... ... - St. MO Ileiopshire Union -- 17 AEI - laiamond ... ..' . , : l'a ma shows the bankrupt's separate ddearb a r ... ••• 3t IN 'loath Devon. -- 46 47 .. Victress 86 100 Routh ission; 70 705 DI I ~ ...... 11, liabilities of the firm in Calcutta, which ... ... ••• eie se an isamakweeeisLl: a et - ,:•t to 1..• very considerable, have not yet been S ran. St 100 • is N Yale SOUTH WESTERN STAKES. Five furlongs. 10 6ID. 0 .e i. th. first sitting. Mr. Batchelor. solicitor, New Li Muta, Brown Tommy, Alice Bray, Adjutant, Tina, 80. 1N w a sagarg a ... _. .. ..•••., r. wt. chosen eesignee ; and Mr. H. A. Dubois, Sorrel, Mini Alice, Deformity, Lillie, Emily de Lona, and at 6 tWa6m36o a ll= - .. ~. ,:.t...f I;....iiighail.street, was appointed manager Rustic Beauty ('old for 401. each). AU are here. ~ . •t..t, Mt ILE NURSERY STAKES. Half a mile. JOIICI STOOK &MIL . .• . , .! a.- " THE ',trine Ass•CRANCE coltColtA• Boxl.ll. IPdl CL NINA I Sabers dug, Vex, Hue and Cry, Miss Camerine, Knight Ne e 1616 1 7ii is, - lei . of Gwynn°, Sorrel, Land Ho, Rumboat, Maid of Burghley, 40,(.40 10 Agra Bank (Lim.) A .... 4 - - -. 1..,,kt0i,t. Samuel Cole, wits described as of Tran- 60. 10 , Do B. - - Adjutant, Fair Star, Bessie Dixon, and King of the Format ~t• orsCe,ll4rotticrstuitii, of no occupation, previously - are here. ci's.roiti, leileton, iv,ent to the "Empire Assu- 10, 100 • Alliancee .. .. .. ,is 11 9Ms 115 I'e-10r:dein." and previously clerk and one of the DURDANS HANDICAP. Half a mile. 100,000 20! Anglo Austrian.... - ..! 4 25 3pm ... , 20 Angi .__._ e=tan . (Llns.l.. ill 1: 1: a - - •o,• ~f the Eriend.in-Need Life, Fire, Guarantee , Dawdle, Itrown Tommy, Hopvine, Variation, Prima 2: .1• .a.l. tit A.surince Comp.my (Limited) , lie ascribe; Donna, Blackbird, Lillie, Timohius, Fair Star, and Alias r oss , 4, lllTr t ; 1.,.. t 'am' ed )', ~ all 4 , 4 ge •-• ! fu1,.,.• to his liability un shares in the Erienibin- Bray are here. 11, 10 . Benito! BritiraNunrbii; all 10 13 -. a .1...„.. Company, and the Empire Assurance Corpora- EAST AND WEST MOLESFY STAKES. One mile 11.1/00 20: Do. New. lamed 2 Pat.: 5 5 1 sib -. I . •,, I...fit of which have failed. His debt to the forum and a half. 10,000 26 Bank of Egypt ;. ...:d., and 1,0621. to the latter. This was the first II 20 • Bank of Otago (11m= 1 gl i 3 6 2 " 4 331 ... Skirmish, Buckfoot, Her Ladyship, Musketeer, Dave.% so: 60: BankolVietorA 1111 .- - ,;. slid the usual formalities were complied with. Tina, Cromwell, Kismet, Sweet Boy, Little Ragamti - n, 60,00310, 10 Bank of New Zealand •10 , 7 9MR - and Catiline are here. 20,060 60 . British N. America_ ... 1 sll - 49 51 - THENM 2. C. Bk. Ladle, Ana_ ~ Chinal all , 30} aii - POLICE COURTS. woo, 26 • Chart. Mse.al Indis.4to.l al 30 Il N,OOO, M City _ _-....- lO , 12 13 - - BRECON MEETING.- { THIS DAY.) so,oooloo Colonial - llll I 97 39 - (THIS DAY.) wool 10 • Coosolidated Bank (4)1 4 ' 5 lam 6 7-16 BRECON BIENNIAL. 19,009 60 Delhi and Loudon (L.) I 25 1 .- - -. --e-- Roe f ... ... ... ... I 20,000 60 East loodon (Lhulte4 6 2 IMs3l 1 CLERK ENWELL. Marederwen ... ... . . 1ie,009 10 . luternEschange,Lim.)l 11 - - - BEOOO 30 ' English and American - , t. 111 , N , ,VAL 4,F• sot ELI , raost THE METIH•ToLc;. Etiquette ... ... ... 10,000, 20 Ing.BanklideJanalroL• 10 3 1 - .1 P 0.,,,,// awl (:, ,•ro, (gin r, drovers, were Rum- BOROUGH STAKES. One mile and a half. ELMO, 20: Rog.Seot& Aust. Chartd I all; 16 18 - ~I for unlawfully driving certain cattle, to wit 48 Ischia, The Colonel, and Little Helen are here. 10,009 60 , RiglishandOwedlsh (L)' e 5 I-- 4h - . • 20,000100 Imperial Bank admitet, 79 , 184 lei • 1.. out of the metropolis, contrary to an order of her NURSERY STAKES. Half • mile. 19169 20 !Imperial titian= !:;•••. .3 Most i i .ni,mr..hle l'rivy t'ouncil ; and Jobe (.',, , ,k, - Faun and Meuse are here. I, ea, r drover, was chatted with causing the above de - &GOO as! Do. 0.08 M lonian X., I I / - .- - : n.lant.to commit the °Hence. NEW RACE. One mile. 100,000' M : Lend Mort. Bk. lading ) 4 I 3 2 dl. - ler. Cooke baying heard the facts took time to consider Lady Hester, Sat 101 b ; Trapeze, 7st 101 b ; Little 5000001 100 .D0.5p.e.Deb.,1864,30yra all! 81 86 .- i : ;uditoent and now said :-This was a summons against Helen, 7st Nib ; Needle Gun, 7.6 ;1 Alin, fist 10lb ; letele " 1 . 011 . 11 k 0008110 .. 0 clI!, 00 I 13 10 01e _-• 16006100 Loodou and BrazWan 46 i 25 23 ela oho cook, John Baguell, and George Oliver, the former and MaestlerwenAst. All are here. 111,000, 20 • Do. New 'li 1 4 sit' - 1,,- ewiler of certain eheep, for causing them to be driven 5,009 100 LandondElvarlish(L) m 1 4 7pm ..-. ii of the metropolis after being exposed for sale in the RICHMOND MEETING .-{ THIS DAY.) 69000, 26 I Do. do. do 'lO ' par 2pm - lili tropolitan Cattle Market, at Islington, end the otherssooo9: 20 Lomeli. Banked Anstrl' ell, 23 24 235 5 4 for driving the same coutniry to the order in council, ----- 117,609 60 , London and County '2O 1 64 66 545 dated 2ith March, Imai. The facts were adinitt•st-that SAPLING STAKES. Grey stone in. 12,600 201 Do. Os. Now - A - - - 19,060 80 • London Joint Wreak-- 16 33 35 85 61 tbe al.- p had ou the 29th, day of August been taken to the Proctor, Donaldbain, La Mousse, Dude , and Mysotis are sew lo , London dßouthAtrl all 10 12 10} e l Metrinvilit„n tattle - market , cud, not being sold, had been h ere . 10,009 100 , Len. &ft Western (1.1 " m.; 20 6 3 sib - marked by clipping, as required by the order in council, 6000 00 j London& Venexuela t l.) , 125 12 8 at. RICHMOND HANDICAP. One mile and three quarters. so,ooo row London & Westminster.' 20 67 49 - and It-mused a short distance beyond the limits of the - 'wimp-Its to pasture. The defendant Cook stated that the Olmar, Chronometer, and Little Ragamuffin are here. 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (Lim.) .t 26 8 Odin id - 6,000 109 Do. New 'lo It Caw ad •-• other men, in driving the sheep, had acted under his MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile. 103.000 ! 80 Mercntilettlexcnaul) 194 -an - directions. and his contention Was that he bad a right Armlet, Elvire, Capitols, Hawthorn Bloom, lona, Car- t 0,006 10 Metropolitan (Limited) , all 5 7 - to do so. Now lam of opinion that the defendants acted poral, Little Treasure, Miss Boswell f, Strathconan, and 6,00018 Midland Bank (Lint .) .1 20 2dis par - contrary to the order in council. The 2nd clause of the B o b Chambers are here. 10.001 1 National of Ansizalsda 4 - ... pat - 2stli section of the order of council of the 21st March, 111,000 100 . National of Liverpool 116 - - ells - 1:..•.6, provided that Markets may be held with the RICHMOND CUP. Grey stone in. 11,000 . 100 - N. Pro. of Iop4and _ 42 .- - license of the l'rivy Council fur the sale of cattle intended Hawthorn Bloom, Dear Tom, Albatross, Sujab Dowlah, 46,000 20 Do. 2nd & Sid issued 12 - - - furHarrogate, Eliza, Best of Three, Chessman, Bob Chambers, 40,060 , 00 _ listiooal Bank .. - -..1 30 -•-• - immediate sale, but provided that no cattle shall be and Hermon. are here. 60,090 201 New Muth Wales-- ! all - - - removed from such market until marked in the manner 60,000 fte I North Western _- -- : 71 - - - in shich cattle are ordinarily marked for slaughter acconiing Aitaiveu.-Black Knight, Repulse, Mime Osborne, Pifm. 93,00 25 1 °mantel Bank Oorporn.l all 43 44 431 5 t, th e custom of such market. It then further provides der Bell, War, Thankful, Sondeelah, Mountain Maid, 17,210 , Se 'Provin.Ba rp.(L): 10 7 6 ills - thatsuvh cattleshall be slaughtered within four days, and Gleaned', and Outcast. 10,000'18' Provlnc. el Ire •tk 86 88 - that th, y shall in no instance be taken out of the limits 4.010 10 ! Dn. do. Non- ' all - -.- aof the etrepolis after having been exposed for sale in -- - 10,0013 26, Beath Australia.- - : all - - - - 17,061 100 ! Maud. of B. & Atka.,. 26 / 13 11 dial - the ine•ropolitan market. Now , on looking at the eletinitioa ARRIVAL OF THE VILLE DE PARIS . 10,009 100 I Do. do. gate pm , 101 8 8 din - of the word " cattle" in the :;rd section of part 1, it will 40,006 26 ,' Union et Australis ,: all '47 49 I - L. found that it includes a bull, bullock, cow, ox, heifer, ( REETER M TELEGRAM .) 10,000 100 : Thelon of Ireland ( Lit )' IS ' 10 7 die' - or calf, bet not a sheep, which latter comes under the Neel 60 11701 en at Lando. -- - 15 I 36 SS 137 6.. ~iti n animal, so that but for the subsequent section BREST, SEPT. 16. COLONIAL GOVEYNMENT 86CDR711416 ,hr. ode would not apply to sheep, but on reference Tho Transatlantic Company's steamship Ville de to -• etion 29 it will be seen that sheep, lambs, No. 1 Smits. 1 1/'d. I CI. prices. 1 liaise Paris arrived here to-day with 109 passengers and gekooo,Bgluahoolaae f e.ct.d a tja no 1 ... - goats. and swine are placed in the same position as " e.dtle " under the 26th clause , and that when a full cargo. 108,060, Do. 1806 .... I Cissi. Gov.' p. a., 187746 • 100 . 102 103 len 1 Meer, ac., are brought to any licensed market, it must ...... Do.(lperMlett&Au , 10, i 100 102 100 Iv fir immediate slaughter, and that, having been ez- Do.6peret.Mar.&Bsp.. 100 1100 lel .. ad paol for Kale, they shall be subject to the mane regulation PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. WI, - DallpseetJan.&July 1100 Ni 891 - m the ...one manner as if they were cattle, with exception __.._ _ NS, Do. {putt. lea Stork 1M 84 90 - to a ilieerent mode of marking. Sec. 29 has been modified Lrrnroot, SIP?. 16.-Sales to-day : Caledonian, 110} 10- 290,600 (lapeolGllopaeme.lB73 100 lee 165 1035 Q 0.14004900 , 100 1675 1085 -ly clauei in three subsequent orders of council, one of Civet Eastern, 315 1 _..i• 1 1-Great Western , 49} a d .- Lance - .- - 13,,,... do. 1880401 100 . tel 158 - which give, powers f, p remova l o f s h eep by special shire and Yorkshire, ITS-London. Brighton, and South Coact, IR Do. do. 180041 i 100 I 106 107 - lionse, but in the present case no each ground of defence 3-lAndmi and North Western, 1151 I .' i l i 15 i 111 ti i 1 147 no,gp,o,apaOmmt,O , Ho 94 96 - xd.-Manehester, Sheffield, and Lincolnature 419 I o 5-Metro- ...... „_ is set up; indeed the removal took place without any polity', leoi 6 1-Midland, lees lilifi 3 lef-North Delilah. 31 .17:•1•0 Mi 0. 10n.N0v.049,6p.ct 100 I 103 106 - license whatever. The owner of the sheep by fined 205., -south Eastern. 601 5 1 1-London and North Western St. , ,„„..,'''''. 18111, do.. 100 I 1156 1115 I 105 - and each of the men fis. I may add that an order of Helens A. 104-Great Western, Chester Guaranteed, 134-Don Imo . sa D a .te. aaa l a ,t l , e , a ck ,„ - 1" tel - council, which comes into operation I think to-clay , will Pedro North Del Rey, 1 15-16 p. -Grand Trunk of Canada Three ..................., -- : 100 1 1(3 1(5 - prikahly render this decision of little importance for per Cont. 4th prefefence Mock, 191-Oreat Western of Canada, . 7 73 Do. 167e' 100 104 106 - future guidance. 15 13-16 I'l3-16-United States 5-20 Bonds (1506? May 1 and Nov. as '''r DA 111441 IN 106 IS7 .... De. 1095 i 100 I 104 ICS - 1, 711-Dutch Rhenish, new, 11 p.-Great L uxem b ourg shares,lol .""'. The hues were at once paid. NS, NatalGov.6p.c.l.4oe. 1 100 101 104 -. 9 , 10-Britiah anti Foreign Marine :Limited', a p.-IJverpool and MARLBOROUGII•STREET. London and Globe Fire and Life, 5 11-16 p.-Ropl Insurance, , , ss sa lle . e t e in: ente rk l : f r' e lect 188 18° I" •••• BURGLARY Al' THE ToRTLANI• HoTT.L. 27 - 16 I p.-Leeds and Liverpool Canal, 4771-National steam •+.•-•-•-- - •• sp. eant.,1671 6co 18761 100 196 18 -. Dane 6 Rei•••r! Bart/eff, described as a nail-maker, no home, was ! ; 8 1 i 4 C " m- - ( Limited ), 51-18-Ditto 8 per Cent ' Ilia' Prof., SAM Da Sp. e.lBBB to 1806 100 !94 ea 1 911 d.irgtl before Mr. Tyrwhitt with breaking and entering Y - 244• SEP. 16.-kfarket very strong: good badness 9 ".... De •V' e • r ' llel le 1876 Wu 6b e 6911 1 - the Portland Hotel, Great l'ortland-street, and stealing done. Angl-American Telegraph a/tinted', 171-16.1ekow, , aa ,„`"''. Ne Z a le e l e wle a P er eel!. I 1 100 ,,„, Z, 7,,,, - some coats and other articles. Vaughan, and Company (Limited', 45 d.-Ebbw Vale (Limited , "•''''". '''"" 'W Wl ''' . I nw . ' t ..... 95 I 6.0 Do. 6 per cent 1801 100 106 Ital id Edward Fitzgerald, porter at the Portland Hotel, said- tie& -Great Eastern, 314 1-Great Luxembourg, 10) 9.18 1- ~.,. - This mooning, between :1 and 4 o'clock, I heard a noise at _urea Northern, 113i-Ditto, A, 120 194 5-Grand Trunk of 17,5.. Do.deleellunedDec 1 1011 1075 Itl4 109 the Hotel, and on going down stairs found the prisoner Nova goals 6p. e.,1876! 1100 100 tor - 2 ° ', l ,lii a i' I Zot G lion rea , :iri W g=n u' an 4 2l 4 l4 - th La r;ons cu r7:ol7 " l kr ' 1.126 ' 1" C " ""gal" Go.. 09. et. I I°° °I 10° - gettiu;; rut of the kitchen window into the area, and be. Loudon and Nortk Weds . Int 113 51 i 1 11 1-MAnCliatiOr , 'Mei. 1 i 77 2 Da D° • 1091 .;,-• ' 100 00 100 NI 5 5 fore I could seise hold of Lis legs he got out Into the are*, field, and Lincolnshire, 461 t5O a 9- etropolltan, INI-116.1- ''''" a. ktuLOov. 41 p. e.,8? - 77 I 100 - .- - haring done so through, a hole in the window, where a land. 1221 "t 1 3-Ditto (Convertible EIR shares', 25 p.-North Da. 1878 and npwda 100 / •( . 5 107 - 950 Ne.Gov.6 .c.J July , 100 • 111 112 large pole of glass haul been broken. The prisoner then British, MI 5 f 4-Sonth Eastern, 591 11 70 691 70-Thames end . 1.... --- 0 Do. 69. 9 00 Apvl &riot 100 ! 112 i 114 11S - 121 Made opt'. I went through the kitchen and got into the Mersey Marine Inearrance !Limited', 31 p.- Caned States 5.20 ',varest:,t, i nds, 73}--Caledonian, 1091 f-Loadon, Chatham, and area, awl by the time I did so the prisoner was going up O, Y roam( iN RAILWAYS. the stops with a bundle in his hand, and he then got over IL 1 Pd. I ItAILWATS. I Closing prima 1 [him the raihngs. I called " Police," and the prisoner ran _______. ... . _ - 10 Lan -, Antwirp & ItOtteedam , 85 AI - across the road and went into a doorway, anti was there The alteration in the tariff of the South Western so all I Bahia&S.Pra.(L)g.7p.a 13 14 - taken in'o custody. 5 I all Belgian It J inc•&o .. 15 2 - Company for conveying cattle has been a godaend to the Mr. Ty: Whitt - Has he been a waiter at the hotel ! 99 all RAyre6o.3.,47pct(L) Hi 135 - Witn• 5...-No, sir, old corporation of drovers, for the roads in Somerset, 20 all Central Argentine .... 13 14 - Mr. Terwhitt-H ai l h e ma d e th e h o l e l arger 3 Dorset, Wilts, and Hants are now crowded with cattle E ta ! SI e r l* Niramr "" mr "''' ... •• ...' • ~..- - ... ... Witness-Yes. lie hail broken more of the class , going to and from markets and fain. The expense of lee 180 Dantaizig & Witpk (L. 16 10 d ra t. - Jame. Curtts • . a waiter at the hotel, identified a coat drovers is only one-fifth of the present expense per rail ; le I l° I D°l°9 11 " &iab -- •• g e l e 64 9 " - laud other articles as his prriperty, and a coat and other MI 1 all Do. - articles as the property of a fellow waiter. and though cattle waste a little by being driven, they ge I all Risteen of prance .... 21 021 - Henry Wybrow, 79 N, said-I heard a cry of ~ Police " often get terribly knocked about on the rail, owing to the 60 1 16 bOaralataa Central ILI• • 16 13 as 10 all Orem Luxembourg .. ICII 101 101 i - this mo , r,ing, and went after the p ri soner, and saw hint violence with which cattle trucks are shunted, and are 10 all Lembsrg-(on.nowitalL) 181 14/ - pntfing ,n his boots. Several of the articles produced the driven against one another, for the purpose of coup li ng. 98 all Sleric.n !Li - prisoner 1, ol in his pockets, and be also had a bundle with - hen. I teak him back to the hotel, and the first witness The cholera still continues at Warsaw, though on I ai m ' : ' Do . N 'T i t,„ l-I p, d .""} ,Lr g ,„ , i tt al _ i.l,lititie,l the articles as the roperty of peraons at the less severely. 15 all Northern of Cranes - i' lo all N.ltalL IL Ayres ic 7.p.c e 6 hotel, and the prisoner then said that he had taken the The Italian Official Gazette contains a list of 14 to an Do. Deterred ... - - - property from the hotel• notaries dismissed from their functions for having left le all Norwegian Track Prof. - - _ The witness Fitzgerald mid that he had omitted to IP aD Ottoman (Smyr3all,lln 3 s/ - state that the prisoner bad no boots on when he was get- their posts during the cholera. IS all earie,LyiramandMedlt. 365 ink - tin: ont of the window. ABOLITION OP OATHS BY JCRYMEN. --On the Ist 26 all Paris and Orleans TO sll , Reeds &S. !holds. (L , 11 1 I - Mr. Welsh, the office keetwr, in answer to the magis- of October jurymen in civil or criminal cases who object to 0 0 10 R oya l g ar ,l,„(.. . - _ tote, who wished to kniav if anything was known of the be sworn, from conscientious motives, are permitted to g a n 'asyst Swedish . •.• - - - rt.oner. said be was well-known, but lie cutdd not prove make an ' affirmation or declaration in lieu of the oath re- 4 , alil Da. 7 per cool:7:: - say conviction against him. I Ile .4:;80/11bre end Xstise „ ,e 71 - - Mr. Tv rwhitt, after cautioning the prisoner, who had quired ELY 031 . 11EDReL.-ItiellOp West's chapel, at the , 0 15 I an all 1 5 = D0 p . . 6 1 4 ,, P 11 r g ee 7" i i ,.: ;.' c ' t r. 17" 1 8 7 zrahin4 la i.iy, committed him for trial, stating that if .1 th, wci e any concoctions they could be p roved at the south end of Ely Cathedral, is b eing adorned with an en- la l e a 8.,,tue,.&L.,;,..0. - „,„ti a „ 121 Ist -• - („,,1,, n , caustic pavement by Min t on. A large monumental shin, to II ,satttn gait, of Portugal - -Mk - embellished with a foliated cross and inscription in brass 10 all 'Southern of France._ It IS ... r\ %tail PROsECI - 11.•N or DRoTHEL.KEEI.Egs. (by Field, of London), to the memory of the late Bishop le all 'Turin and Savona _ 1 2 - G.--, T. , ..4,r, and .Ibtru If , ,ordl were brought before Sparke, ix placed in the centre of the Door. 81, all !West Flanders .. -. si st - Mr. Tyre hitt on a warrant s hy Sergeant Appleton, of the e11 :vi5 .... ..:. charged with, keeping disorderly houses at 1..... Trr : EA.9I:IRM FIBIIERIIES.-The quantities of : 1 s l ivsa Do. a 44 N Pe . 4ie n ei t lL i.. .....PreL oe, I : 2 9 3 i - _ • __..- __ ..- .- The Italian Official Gazette contains a list of 14 notaries dismissed from their functions for having left their posts during the cholera. ABOLITION OP OATHS BY Jr RYMEN. --Oil the Ist of October jurymen in civil or criminal cases who object to be sworn, from conscientious motives, are permitted to make an affirmation or declaration in lieu of the oath re quired. ELY CATHEDRAL.—Bishop West's chapel, at the south end of Ely Cathedral, is being adorned with an en caustic pavement by Minton. A large monumental slab, embellished with a foliated cross and inscription in brass (by Field, of London), to the memory of the late Mahon Sparke, is placed in the centre of the floor. THE EASTRRN Fisaantem.—The quantities of herrings landed by the Great Yarmouth boats have pre sented conviderable fluctuations during the last few days, but the quality has improved. Prices have ranged at from 10/. to 17/. per last 113,200 fish). ESCAPE FROM WOKINO PRISON. —YeSterdayTtlolll - about 7 o'clock, a rather notorious convict, named Ellis, succeeded in making his escape from Woking prison. Ellis has since his confinement at Woking been moat ex emplary in his conduct, and has recently, with a few other well behaved convicts, under the cam of two war ders, been working at the residence of the surgeon, Or. Campbell. where extensive alterations are going on. The convicts were at work yesterday morning as usual, and Ellis was allowed to retire temporarily. Hie absence for a longer period than usual aroused suspicion, and it was found on sending to the place that he was gone, having left behind him his prison jacket. It happened that, probably from his bed covering, he bad contrived to manufacture some thing like a workman's slop, and quickly exchanging this for hi, prison jacket, he jumped among the underworal near where be was working, and thus made his escape. Warden were immediately sent in pnrauit, and the escaped convict was traced as far as the Railway Inn, at Woking station, end he afterwards must have gone in the direction of Guildford. Ellin acted the sham detective in connection with the Shrewsbury robberies, and had between four and iv* years more to serve. rvtlalt PROSECUTI..N or DitoTHEL•KEEPEIts. r ' "•r' T. , ,ewt,,r, and Nor!, limit were brought before Mr. Tat, hitt on a warrant by Sergeant Appleton, of the C Diva, el, charged with keeping disorderly houses at ". I. F•rl'acourt. and No. If,, Hyder's•court. Alen, of Carlisle-ttreet, Soho, prosecuted on the toK st. Ana's parish, and Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great a rrnor/..121i-street, spiinarril for the prisoners. le •a Appleton proved that the prisoners were the 1.. is ~ 1 the houses in questioa and the persons named w..rrant. Th ' . l. , : , ...ni•ra were committed for trial, the usual bail in s been agreed to be taken. iit , IAGE AT TUE NEWisiaT MARKET 'terror.. it boy, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt damage at the Newport Market Refuge. M'i :re7,or, porter at the Refuge. said that yes tad .y ning he heard the breaking of glass, and on ''''••;itt-i.le the refuge he saw the prisoner in custody. e.,mtahle Newby, 160 C, said that yestenlay 4 1.. saw the prisoner climb up to the window of the and smash a pane of glass with his hand, and he tl :•!I Took him into custody. There bad been great of the boys about the refuge. Tyrwhitt Baia it was sheer mischief, and nothing 05 ^ aking a window at a ref uge w h ere poor persons I '`fs 61 dIr.ed to go. He should sentmce the prisoner to las tip.. damage and a fine of ni. SOUTHWARK. i:,.IsEYGL CIRRGE OP ALLEGED PICIIING I'OCKETiI AT A RAILWAY STATION. ' l f' • rqa Manners, the wife of a respectable trades. Ca, placed at the bar before Mr. Ilurcham, charged soti, sta ding a purse containing 6e. Bd, from the person of MltiKs. METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRZ SQUARE, Ctrl.—The aggregate number of patients relieved during the week ending Sept. 14 wee—Medical, 973; sur gical. 753 ; total. 1,72 ti ; of which 771 were new ewe. No. I sh. I 55,005,2 !mow 1 55,005 55 15. g 10 16 , SO, 6 10, 20 100080 1 25,006 26,000 60,0001 2 20,0011 20 68,000. 1 i 6 7,927 1 6 100001 80,000 s 10,0011 20 100.000, 6 12,000 60 126;cido, 11,004 10 44170 30 10,000 I 140006 10 10, e s 1. 6 00, 1 /6,000 i 1 AIM I Pd. I CI. Moon. I Hale.. i i -l lmi Parle °i AI dly 1 lepin 1 2 i le 1 tepee' Yidle. 2 1 1 I 16" 16: 1 1 1 I se 1 si isi 83.10ra lii I,l# 64 . 00" If 21 418 4 Ms I 14.1 a 1 , Sri li pm 14900 1,034 am 00# MS 10,400 0,000 5,908 0,000 1,014 0,000 fkiliai 60,000 MO TOO 1,660 6,000 1.1101121 6 ..0 40 all 100 100 100 all 100 . 11 io log all Chivarton Clifford Amal. „ Dye G. Con. (T.virttk ) Drakowalls Kart Banat (1:11ogan) Kart earn Brea ' .. 1 Sart Grenville Sort Lovell L W. Rumen (Tavistk ) , Grumbler* St. sown Great Luray (Limitod)i G. W. Vor tj tir,=, ::! Grenville 1 Hercall root Hlogaton Downs i Margaret Way Lalant)' Marko Valley Mwyndy Iron Ore Now Beton ... North Book:: * North Wheal Crotty , United Prcei Xi t ane• (U. Want:. . Caradon St. Clair) th Condurray r! 11. W. Frances (Illagea)' stray Peak Weil Basset (Mogul*. W. ausdon (Lieteard) West Weirton West Beton Wh. Band PAM W Wt. Buller (Itedra ). W,MarrAetono (Meshes.) NW B Wh. Trelawnev (Lisk.) No. I St I OOKPLIIII. 10 3 1 1 no i 17,600 , MOO , 12,000 168,000 100,000. 106,000 10,000 1006,261 £lOO,BlO 11177.000 7,600 18,000 SOO I j 86,0001 100,619 ; 61179.9711 16,0001 70,000 80,000 111,004 % : O 1 10,000 11f4,000 110,000 10,000 0,000 100,080 some' 00,00'. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 1101 91 101 711 On o'Clwoz. There is rather less business to-day in the mar kets for public securities, the recent rise having caused some realisations. The tone, however, is still steady, and a few additional purchases would doubtless causes furtheradvance, the supply of stock being very limited. The firmness of the French Rentes is considered a satisfactory feature, while the supply of money is so great as to lead to an impression amongst the speculators that a portion must find its way to the Stock Exchange. Most of them are consequently operating for a rise, espe cially us they argue that additional improvement in prices would probably induce the public to act in the same direction. Consols have declined 1.16 per cent. for the account, and most of the British railway stocks to 4. Foreign securities exhibit no variation of importance. 103/ The applications for discount are upon a some what increased scale, a large amount of Australian paper being due to-morrow. There is no change,how ever, in the rates, andthe supply of money is still ex tremely large. In the Stock Exchange the demand for bans is slightly better, but the charge for short advances on English government securities does not exceed 1 per cent. per annum. rd. 10. pekoe I Bain. Consols are quoted 94,i to I for money, and 941 to 7„ for the Bth Oct. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents, are unal tered at 93 to I, ex div. _ _ . lii:i.:l6, /04,000 6 6 6 , 00 00 18 i I 6 6 21 3 2 Ye It TI 4 6 16 19 18 1 19 i The railway market is flatter, and a decline is observable in most of the leading lines. London, Chatham, and Dover stock has receded 1 per cent. ; Metropolitan and Caledonian, 1; South Eastern ani Brighton, 1 ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Northern, and North British, I. Annexed are tho quotations :—Metropolitan, 1251 to g ; Great Western, 49 to 1, ex div. ; London and North Western, 1151 to 1; Midland, 1231 to a ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 1281 ; Cale donian, 109 to 110 ; South Eastern, 691 to 701 ; Great Eastern, 311 to ; Great Northern, 1121 to 1131 ; ditto A, 1191 to 1 ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 181 to 1 ; North British, 33.1 to 341 ; and Brighton, 521 to 531. The government broker has bought to-day 21,000!. Reduced Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund, at 931, ex div. _ _ 18 8 Ai.* SS WT, i - 21 6 . 8_ 110.000 4000000 110,000 41100 10,000 Itooo 11,000 4•,000 148,6'26 000' 511,000 1000,000 11.1100 a." 2 .4 :?.1 IMI CI. pekes. i ages. AH$O.AmwManTeL(L ; Anglo-Mexican MLA Atlantic Telegraph 80. 8 per omit Australian Agrieni ! Anstrellan IL L. etnii.(L 1 BatigparskTea IfotatesL Wrila Waterworks (L), Do. New Bolekow Yawl= (1 ) , Bombay Or (Limited' Do New Britteb American Land' B. & I. Meg. Tel. (1..) Canada Company Canadian Loan& Inv(L )1 .bylee Company Ditto A abates CtibmBt.Bhip&L CoalL City Discount, Limited. CityofLoudonit.Pro.(l)l City of Milan Isom. Do. City of Moscow Gas (I ' City Offices ;Lim.) Colonial (Limited) VI in 14 141 ii - iii* 66 70 id 17 19 idle kpee _l_ _6 . ilk 1 111. 1 , 41 n 1 es 111 SS 66 70 1111 I 1 . 1 gill 14 11 l Oi 4 Ms dis 14 1 ! 141. !I i* 14 16 d71 . . I ii' iiiaul ee 51111 1600.000. 66,000 36,500 160,000 10,000 111,000 1;600' 45,000 61,000 1 10,660 40.000 15,000 Do. Commercial Utgoaani : Com. of Atrloo.oldor.(L Contloootal Un.Oom L . 26 Cop.M.Eng.„Pref.7}p.c. all 'lOO C. et Len.8d.1877,q all p.c. a .100 Do. do. 1870 do. all 10 C. Pone. of England (L) 11 '6O Dei.al Mantititui(L) 10 ilt. Crystal Palace .. 100 St. Do. Preference St. De. 6p. et. Peep. Deb 1100 1 ft Darjeeling (Limited) _..1 all II etik MUM Toe CL .1 . 4 ricrptun i l 1 2 1L India g 60 Ebbw Vale .. —. l7; 20 Cons&Trd.(L , 6 • St. Electric 1 elegraph 10 Do. New 8 Eng&Aus.Copper (Lim , ti =l5 Eng. and Forman Credb 7 ;100 W a LcottlahMarin.(l 8 10 IS Foram ( W i tr a t in hir ric tlasa • 12 110 GeneralCreillt& MX! It • li Gen. Stearn Navigatio, 14 '6O l cane &Coloetal As.(L 6 110 Novi/Kong & China Bs all , 20 Hudson's Ely Oll 20 len.landCo.llandllee 1 121 ! ft Indian Carrylog ( Lim 11 10 Internat. Itinanstioe.(L II 20 internat. Lewd CrediKL 6 ' 50 Italian land 6 27 Italian Irrig. (Can. Cay all 'lOO Do. 6p. o. BM.. r. DIV) all '"1 Land Pacuritleal(m.) 6 Lend. African Trading • 10 Loa. & Caledon. M. (L 6 Lon.ooaneyLand&ll.(L I Loud. DistrictTeleg.(l all Wl. ?Man. Auc. (L. 30 Lond. G. OnintlinaCJL i ell r.and.&Glarg. Ens. Co. ( I.; 26 Loud. Provinedal Ilarinri 2 Madraa Irrina. & Canal,) Op ct.g.bylndiatiOov.lloo Mauritius Land, &c. (L. , 2 Medlt. Exten. TeL (L. 1 , all Merchant Shipping (L , all . Millwall Y.Ld.&Dock(L 100 Millwall Iron Works ; 7; Natal Lind & Col.C. ( 7 National Dia. Com ;L J II National Prov.3larine,l.* 4 • National Steam Nay.(L 180 :ferlindAsCoal&lron(L. , 5 NewComedidatina.(L • 2 New tple'eada, limited 0 N.7.eallind L& li .Ad.ll.• 14 N.Zealand T.& Loan (L 6 Sorthern AssamTea,L:” t Do. B 1 9 N. Urfa. Anstralastor ( L • ,i‘; : ,•!Britot3ffreikk !T. (' Ft L^fail ‘,.. trlL: k Dunn. — I 5 (Orientaliquancial(Lim. : 11 otien.el Gm (Urnited) ! all I Do. New i t ' , Orient. Inland Steam:L 1 ell 11tago & nil:land Inve.t • 1 Ottsman O&M (Limited all Panama P. M. Steam( L' all Du do. ' all 1 Peelltlv.land& Min.( L ' 100 , reninsola.-& ) Steam. . all ; Do, de. New 1 , 5:,' all Do. do. do. 154.4* 6 Shymney Iron I all Do. New all . RioJ. City improv.(L) ' all Rio Janeiro Gas (Um all Royal hall Mama 6O Scut Anstra Invest. (L :. PKi 800. Pima. &Egypte (L ) 10 :S. African M. &In.( L ) , 6 :SoutbAustrallan Land ' all ;Submarine Telegrsph ,lOO Do Scrip •au TeLOormtruo.&%l ain(L n, all 1 Do. Thames& Morley 10 . .(1. i , I :Trinidad Petroleum (L;, 14, !True . ..talent:3 of Am.: L 1 T. &L. Co. et 11. Canada: 6 ;Un.Marine of Liver. (L i • S ll'n i ted pl , connts'orp.L . 6 'United K. Teleg. Co.(L. : all I Do. 10 per cent. pref. all I 'Univers. Marine) me ( L), 61 yin Diemen's Land (L ( Ui 'TloaroT osl o7kKocav an 1 Warring !Mandl (I.llSlj 11 I (Weelllndisa ractlloStlL 111 I • Call pending. 211,000, 10 11127,1715 bt. .o,ooo' 00 0,4450 10,000 60 60,000• 5 30,000 60,000. 10 25,000, 10 10,000' 6 62,600 10 10,214 6 6600,000 86. *OOO SO 1.1,000 SO tO,OOO 50 10,000 60 10,000 . 16 14,00 , 26 10,000 20 16,000 .100 4100,000 64. 110,000' 20 211,000 50 14,100' tb 6212000; 66. 1 10) 10 10 r.lOO 1%10,000 T,FaO I zd ; 60.000 w lacooo i 60 21,0001 16 10,0001 11 00.000, 111,100 d 10 WOO . 10 MOON 'lOO 10.000 f II PUS SO _Ma Midland North E - 412 1 It-18 1 4 } 0 1<lial 1 4 + 11 iYal 6 4as 18 15 6 8 103 104 se Sills • 3 0 13 U 26 97 102 105 148 16 19 1 di l , /... 4141, ; 16 14 dli 41 soh 140 116 3 4 pin 4142. 10 Bdl. 1614 par fl spar 26 ta 4 344 a /0 1 1 6 2} 12 44. 24 1111. 2; 11 6 4 (11 11 1 di, 2 3 38 42 3} 2441. 7 6 dl. 7 441. I 1 41. zd 23 / 21 A. 211 21 stl 19 17 Isi 3 0101 1511 PREFERENCE SRA noolideted 44 per cent. am 44 per at. redeem/Lb' 100 101 14 OF 1, % In the foreign stock market, Turkish of 1862 are inquired for, at 601 to 61 ; but Italian of 1861 are per cent, lower, at 481 to 49. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 321 to i t ; Greek, 141 to ; Spanish Passive, 20 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 161 to r ; Chili= scrip, dis. to prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 861 to 871; and Mexican, 152 to I. _ _ 43 46 7 6dl. 6 6 61 m 4 3db 14 12 M idis par 11 0/314 3 31411 P 14116 fpm I 1 6 61 3 dl 61 614M1 16 11 14 16 Pal 18 8 3Li 6161 _ . i;ir -i,mi - 4 id • United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway shares have declined to per cent., the present prices being 73 to } and 441 to 1, respectively ; but Illinois Central are unchanged, at 77} to I. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are without alteration, at 17i to ; but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are 2e. 6d. better, at 3il to Bank shares are dull, with little business. Sub joined aro some of the present prices :—London and Westminster, 67 to 69 ; Union of London, 36 to 38 ; Alliance, 11 to 9 dis ; Imperial Otto man, 1 to Oil dis. ; London and County, 64 to 66. Financial shares are unchanged, as follows : International Financial, 2; to 1 dis ; London, 23 to 21 dis. ; General Credit, 2e to 11 dia. ; and Credit Foncier, og to 5i die. '2 '2 14 7 22 33 36 16 12 45 48 21 14118 24 02 74 2e} 212 62 24 93 113 116 121 21 8181 i 14 41814 36 211 90 70 4 131 14 — —414, 31 z 1 141 9 1 2 21gs— — 1} 12 12 011 U 7 9 73 74 74 31 42 11 6Na— -7 6 HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. The stock markets are generally dull. Console are quoted 94 to / for money and the account, being fractionally lower than at 1 o'clock. About 20,000 sovereigns from Brazil have been sent into the Bank. The belief is evidently gaining ground that, if we can have only a reasonable assurance that peace will be preserved, the prices of all good stocks will inevitably rise, simply because the public must seek in the most readily available quarter for some interest upon their idle money. AU classes of Turkish securities, it may be remarked, have been strengthened by a belief that the Cretan insurrection is virtually suppressed. The Brazilian Loan of 1865 was likewise stronger, owing to the reported successes of the allies against the Para guayans, it being hoped that they portend a speedy end of the war. Italian stocks remain dull and out of favour, in the absence of any assurance that progress has been made towards a settlement of the pressing financial question. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a re mittance of 9201. Gs. 9d. on account of the divi dends on the debt of Ecuador. . The amount of gold bought by the Bank yester day was 59,0001. The Union, from New York, has brought 48,0001. in specie ; and the Ptolemy, from Brazil, 25,0001. The New York telegrams show that the shipments of specie from that side are now but small. The Atrato, for the West Indies, will take to-day only 1,0001. from Southamon. The liabilities of Mr. William Chappell and Messrs. Peters and Warburton, in the silk trade, at Coventry, are estimated in each case at about 80,0001. With reference to the failure of these firms the Birmingham Gazette states : There can be no doubt that these mercantile embarrass ments are attributable much less to actual depression in the silk trade than to the collapse of a system of accom modation bills for some time peat carried on by these houses, and some smaller ones in Coventry, together with one or two firms in the North of England, end several houses in London. It may be reasonably hoped, however, that the stoppage of most of the fi rms which have been engaged in it—though productive at the time of much suffering and pecuniary loss to many classes of trades people—having effectually weeded out the " shaky^ estab lishments, will in the end be beneficial to the legitimate trade of the city. _ . . The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,769/. over last year, owing to the largo Paris Exhibition traffic. The traffic receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the third week in August were 120,262 dols., against 141.965 (1013. in the t,i wing yen last rear, iitoilng 9 ded!?..:isZ of 21,703 dols. The City Offices Company (Limited) have issued the following report, in anticipation of the extraor dinary general meeting called for the 26th itust. : In accordance with the wish expressed at the last general meeting, that in future half-yearly meetings should he held, the directors have now to submit an audited balance sheet for the half-year ending 30th June, 157. The incrzase in the rentals since the last meeting has been about 2,700 f., making the present total 28,710. per annum. Though the progress in letting has been less rapid than was hoped, still, considering the very depressed state of commerce during the pant six months, this cannot occasion much surprise. Recently a more active inquiry for offices, especially in Palmerston-buildings, has arisen, and the directors hope that towards the end of the year the rental may be considerably augmented. The building in Lombard street is steadily approaching completion, and Messrs. Francis, the architects of the company, confidently expect it will be entirely finished before the close of the present year. The ground floor is designed to accommodate one or more large banking establishment., insurance, or other companies. It may be satisfactory to the proprietors to know that the total amount now remaining to be paid by the company under the contracts for the completion of their buildings does not exceed 30,00(W. The directors regret to announce the retirement from the board of the Right lion. James Stuart Wortley. The vacancy thus arising will not be filled up, and, in compliance with the wish expressed at the last general meeting, a proportionate part of the directors' remuneration will be relinquished. _ - RIM. redeem., N. a, N. The death is announced, at the age of 81, of a well-known City man, Mr. John Liston Powles. Mr. Fowles was secretary for 20 years of the Lon don Dock Company, but retired some time ago from that post upon a pension. He was also chairman of the St. John dcl Rey Mining Com pany, the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company, the Victoria (London) Mining Company, and the Portugal Iron and Coal Company, ea w e as deputy-chairman of the committee of Spanish Amencan Bondholders. MONDAY EVINING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 341 to for the Bth of October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and dosed at 941, " sellers." For money the last price was 94 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 1 ; ditto, for account, 94; ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 1, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 93, 1, ex div. ; India Stock 221 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1131, 13 ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 881 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1041 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent., 109/, 1. The India Five per Cent. stock and the rupee paper were firm, with a fair demand. . Exchequer Bills remain quoted 255. to 30a. prem. Bank of England stock was quoted 248 to 252, being firm. Foreign stocks were decidedly firm, but the changes in prices were not very numerous. The Viceroy of Egypt's loan was in good demand, and advanced 14 per cent. Some of the other Egyptian buds, as well as Chilian of 1867 and Turkish of ' 1863 and 1865 (Six per Cents. ), rose 4 to 1 per cent. ; Chilian scrip, • Turkish of 1865, ; and Greek and New Grenadian Deferred, 4. Spanish Passive were exceptionally flat, and declined Bank shares were rather dull, notwithstan ding the improvement in most other securities. Aus tralasia and London and Westminster fell 11. , but Imperial Ottoman Unproved ss. In the market for financial shares International declined 2s. 6d., but Credit Foncier met with in quiry. Prices closed as follows :—lnternational Financial, 211 to 1 dia. • General Credit, 21 to 14 dia. ; London Financill, 23 to 21 dia. ; and Credit Fonder, 51 to 51 dia. ' ex div. Atlantic cable shares met with inquiry. Anglo- American and Telegraph Construction rose 641., leaving off at 17i to I and 171 to 1 respectively ; but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference were unchanged, at 3 1 to f , ex div. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 15 to I, and National Discount, si to si prem., being 2s. lid. better. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were heavy, and fell 1/. to 1/. 10s. New Quebrada were 7a. 6d. lower, and Egyptian Trading 2s. 6d. 11111TUIli IVINUINBIOIfIL 46 67 ul lati Ills te 4 6 I II Ti b 4 $9 99 101 103 19$ Int 11114 . 1 171 181 90 118 I 49 el 39 41 90 38 19; 1996 41 It 1 4 Pa 10S 104 94 00 18 1 se Rio se 91 lest leg ee 98 91 93 ft U 94 98 80 82 80 IS 101} 101} 101 101 oar pai 100 le. i 86 88 'Miamitotal izT 7. I Do. Ir Bath& dt lake liiriat I Do. Protereao• lingLAnat.,&o•4•dola 6 per tont 10724-6 Oa &B. autoro6p. gr. C*P*T. & Dock Dozmwarojp.c. LA Dowd 0.11.7. Do. do. * d 2 o But Indian fa. 5 Do. L Shares. Grand Track of ea . alial Do. ronizelLKOp.o6.l Do. lot prof. Boob Do, fad prof 6°1545.1 Do. int prof. Mock— Do. dth pea Stock Gros* luau MANAUS, 100 USI 100 100 40 all Do. gas. 6 Per — oat.. I a Do. New do. -,, 2 Do. Now 100 , Gt. &of India. g. 6p. of.' 100 I Do. 41 pot °oat .... all GL Western of Canada oil ID bdi o.L.Ddapay.lB7B ▪ Do. do. do. 18774. ch(LisolSod) 100 Madras gam. 6p. Goat.. 100 Do. do. d0...1 100 Da do. 41 do. - W Do. Ditth irateoslos ▪ ,1161 b. sad Hoboneo Boy; Do. p. of., pay. 1116 61 Da 'Lot. m py.I%YS 6 N.R.ot , Op ola6oB.! do , goo 6 oral. Do NM _ Do. do. do._ Do. Poojoub do. Da. Woe 86.160.710. No. .I BRITISH KINTB. PIREION v2I Ltif.;itilloa LlinlEeds7. Autito-Braz.fluid(lieL) Awarelien Cape Copper Jamited) Capula Nil ver (Limited) Choutoleat; et 3.311n.,L, Copispo (Limited) I Don Prdro, N. Del key Rost Del Rey (Limited Fortuna (limited; I utinottßoilviaod• ;General plapunda (limited) ;Iluarea (Limited) 'Luaitanian 'Limited! IPanuicillo Copper (L , , Peetarena Onbi ;lam) .PoetothouridilverLeati Port Phillip Royal Cohre Copper Roma Grande ...... Scottish Anstrai(Lim. St. John del Rey (Um.` United Maxima (Um Val A utigoria Gold (L. Vancouver Coal (Urn. Val Saasam 'Limited Wsahoe Gold (Limited Worthing (Limited) .. Yorke Peninsula (Um. Yadanamodana (Lim. • Call pendhs 1011ZIGN OBLIGATIOI 16.Lazesobearg6p.osati De. • -- - I Marina and Matanzas' LIMIIIIIIIO and Fribourg Mate uss and riabanilla Do Second Issue ,North. or France 3 p ct I Do Gate Chart 31 p, at .Ottornaa (Smyrna, &c.) Do. Lydo. issued at 72 Iltecif Parls,ons, e & S. F. (P &3Ca ern ilp .) d 'Royal Swedish 5 p. et a La Grando 7 D. ct us. &Lo-Ven. ni &p.c tb Hast..of Port. 7 p a uthem of France3p.c. uth Italian, 3 per ct. .& N. W. card. Sp. c. ia 17 * 87 90 98 100 a se lie 13 40 50 20 25 12 121 911 95 li 2 Si BO at 81 12 in I 6 12 U 6 110113. MINE&-(TRIS DAY.) Oars o'CLooz. The mining market is steady to-day, with a demand for Wheel Seton, East Russell, Wheal Grenville, North Crofty, and Prince of Wales shares. Some of the present prices are as follows : Wheal Seton, 110 to 1111; East Russell, 2to • Wheal Grenville, Ito ; West Great Work, 3:1 to ; North Crotty, 3} to 4 ; Drakewalls, 14s. to 16a. ; West Drakewa ll s, ss. to 7s. Gd. ; Prince of Wales, 495. to bls. ; Great Vor, 18 to ; Herodafoot, 35} to 361 ; and North Chiverton, 4 to Foreign and colonial mining 'bares are rather firm. St. John del Rey are quoted 119 to 60 ; Don Pedro, 11 to 2 prem. ; ; Anglo-Bracilian, k to I prem. ; Pestarena, to ,prem. ; Chonties Ito 11 prem. ; Roma Grande, to it Anglo-Italian, k toprem. ; and Frontino and Bolivia, I to a. We have received the following from the Chon talcs Gold and Silver Mining Company (Limited) : The amount of gold received is 259 ounces. The cause of the falling off from the expected amount is owing to • difficulty in getting men and mules, from the existence of cholera in the neighbourhood. The directors learn with regret that • fatal case of cholera occurred at the mines to • native, who only the day before bad arrived from • dis tance in search of employment. A panic seised the native labourers, and, without notice, they nearly all left the mines. It is hoped the malady will not extend beyond this isolated case (sanitary precautions having been taken to prevent it), but unleu the natives speedily return the next month's produce must be considerably affected. A special meeting of the Cobre Copper Mining Company will be held on the 2nd of October, for the purpose of elocting a director in the room of Mr. 11. R. Grenfell, who has resigned. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BY TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OCR OWN CORBEEPONDENT.). e.wroN.—The market steady, at yesterday's rates. Sales 10,1100 bales. Corm.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in good request, at Id. to 2d. per ceutal advance. Flour, French, Is. dearer ; other qualities unchanged. Beans steady ; Saidi, 3es. 3d, Oats and oatmeal unaltered. Indian corn large demand, at 2s. bd. to 3s. per qr. more money ; mixed, 40s. LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (By TSLZOILLPIt.) (nom oua OWN coaluairoNorsy.) There was not so much inquiry for tither old or new whrat as at List market, and pricra were scarcely so hrm. Other articles unchanged in price. MINCING-LANE.—anis DAY.) Si GAR.—The market has opened quietly, at about last week's prices, the sales being chiefly confined to common brown qualities. Refined remains dull of sale, at the previous value. COFFEF--The demand is not active, but a few sales are reported in plantation Ceylon and Rio at about the value. tiODB. TEA.—Business to a fair extent has been done in new seasons, ex Taeping, at prices ran gi ng from le. 6d. to . 28. 4d. RrM.—No sales reported. Rice. —530 tons Reliant sold at 12s. la, ex ship, 11 s. to 91. for arrival, and 1,000 toms Rangoon at lls. id., landed. S,u,reernE.— 300 bags sold at 19s. gd., short prompt, for refraction Corms.— A fair business is doing at steady prices. JeTlL—About SOO bales sold fur arrival at 16/. and 201. 15s. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prices: Town tallow, 425. CA. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spin, old, 435. 3,1.• ditto new, 43.1. ; October to December, 4 38 . 31, sellers ; December. 435. lid. sellers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) • Mr. Charles James F.astun reports trade at the following prices, viz. : —Prime old clover, 119 s. ; in ferior ditto, SON. to ; prime old hay, "is. to K . 's. ; inferior ditto, Cos. to 70.. ; prime new clover, 20s. to gibs. ; inferinr ditto, 60s. to 75.. ; prime new hay, 725. Mi. to ; inferior ditto. 535. to lilts. ; straw, 361. to 42c. A Portsmouth gas company publishes weekly the avenge illuminating power of the gas they supply. • • - a . gf ;•IL. M. • - LeTTEnn.— Im,--. "Le lit of Ottober next the regulations in force with regard to the registration of letters to or from any of the /Iritali co lonies will be as followe—l. AU letters containing coin, and all letters which shall have written or put thereon the word " Registered," or any other word or words of the like meaning, or to the like effect, whether the same shall have or contain therein coin or not, posted at any post oft ice in the United Kingdom, addressed to any of the Itritish collnies, or posted at any post-office in any of such colonies, addressed to the United Kingdom, shall be delivered to the Post-office for registration, and shall bo registered by the loot-office at the time of the same being posted, and a rate of postage of 44. fur every ouch letter reeisten-.1 at any post-o ff ice iu the United Kingdom during the' ordinal y bouts appointed for the registration thereof, shall be charged for such registration, in addition to any other rates of postage payable thereon ; and every such re,,,istration rate shall be paid at the time of such letter being posted. 2. If any such letters shall be posted without being registered, such letters shall he registered at any past-office in the United Kingdom through which they may pass in course of transmission thereof by the post, and shall be forwarded so registered to their destiration, and shall be charged with a registration rate of postage of eigbtpence, in addition to any other rote of postage chargeable or payable tli, mon, with a deduction, nevertheless, equal to the amount of any stamps which may have been affixed to such letters in pay ment, or part payment, of the registration fee chargeable thereon. 1. Any such letters niay be detained for the orros," of being registered at any pod-office in the United Kingdom through which they may pans in course of tmnamb-sion thereof by the post, until the next ordinary despatch to that by which they would have been forwarded, conveyed, and delivered, if they had been registered by the post-office 'according to the directions hereinbefore ineutioned.—By command of the PostinasterGeneral.— General Post-office, Sept. 16, 1867.