The Express. — London, England, 1866-09-06 00:00:00

'I I HE EXPRESS, 'I I IIURSDAY EV _ LAW INTELLIGENCE. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 'SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) (THIS DAY.) ______ 4 „._____ . --o— (BY =craw wiumaspit) Onz o'OtooK. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. The railway market to-day is firm, and the LEICESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) tendency, on the whole, is towards improvement ; (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulbtum.) _____ but, owing to the inactivity of business, the IN Its FERDINAND HIRSCHFIELD. SCURRY HANDICAP. Half a mile. advance in re here. prices is not important. It amounts The beadnmPt wee • merchan Cannen-street. city, Pt•-•Antion, Oulton Lowe , Bessie Black Tulip, Rome- to } per cent. in and of Perim. The adjudication wa t of son a creditor's peti- leaf, Dastard, and Mdlle. Cleo p atra an Metropolitan, Great am. The liabilities' are estimated at about 38,000/., and Western, and London and North Western stocks. me assets are said to he oottsiderable. The mining for proof SKEFFINGTON PARK STAKES. T.Y.C. South Eastern is firm. London, Chatham, and of debts and choice of assignees was now held before Mr. Bowled and Weet Lancashire are here. Dover remains exceptionally dull, and has declined g l ow Haalitt ; but questions were raised upon some LEICESTERSHIRE HANDICAr. One mile and a half. i per cent. London and North Western stock is a the proofs which were thought of sufficient importance Oberon, Arkansas, Lizard, Noßna, Wild Briar, Brim- now quoted 1214 to 122 ; Metropolitan , 131} to to call for a reference to the commissioner. stone, Jolly Jack, and The Dannebrog are here. Mr. Midis,. having tendered certain proofs, 132 ; Great Western, 581 to I ; Midland, 124 Mr. G. Lewis, on behalf of other creditors, objected to TOWN PLATE!. Three-quarters of a mile. to i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 126 to 4. ; them, on the ground that the bills purporting to be mem- B ` ilie i '',, ° „ ultea ,_ l.4we, N ,.._ ° "" 4 B essie , Little Go, Black Caledonian, asi to 129 i ; South Eastern, 7oi to rites for the amounts had not been identified by the T u li p , an d "aa`"'"'" are "ere' 71 • Great Eastern, 311 to i • Great Northern, gems adrainisteringths oath, by an " exhibit" on the bills ; Fatiims FOR THE BELVOIR STAICES. Two miles. 121 to 123 ; ditto " A," 134 to 134 i • and London, alas that the name et the person to whom the creditor Queen of Trumps, 5 yrs ; Arkansas, Gamecock, Turner, Chatham, and Dover, 21i to 22i. ' ameba his affidavit that he gave the consideration did Norma, and Doeford are here. net ap by endorsement on the bills. Lombardo- -Venetian Railway shares are steady, The istrar held that neither of these conditions wan COUNTY CUP. One mile and three-quarters. at 161 to tl, and Grand Trunk of Canada Railway Arkansas, Black Tulip, Charming Woman, and Jolly meresare. His Honour upheld the decision on Doh points, and the Jack are here. stock at 21} to 22. ORDINARY SHARKS AND 'STOCKS. proofs were ae . cordingly admitted. Mr. G. Lewis tendered a proof for upwards of 8,0001. on LONDON BETTING.-{THIS DAY.) I eh. Ira I 111..w.r. I y alintr it . Zoss Balm io-daY behalf of a firm at Havanmth. --•-- to 1 p.m. str. Chidley took objection le the proof, on the ground Two o*Ctrice P.m. et- 10 e I Z llll ° l and Sister •• • • 82 80 - zd St. 100 Caleeonlan that Obit of the bills were not produced. There was a small muster st the clubs to-day, to no Cambrian The Registrar upheld the objection. . and but little doing, the attention of those pre. : all s i i , C.fk sad Bandon •• • • 1 1 ... Mr. G. Lewis coctecided before the commissioner that - so production of the bills wee not mammary until the sent being principally absorbed in discusting the weights et he 6iublin sad Be/Ladle= di IS ad - dividend sitting. for the Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire. The St. Leger Si. 100 DundatPerili.lAMUn TI 78 too an 'nut London Saito Cara -•-• - - 131 a Honour said that might be KO in ordinary mess, but betting consisted in offers, nothing being backed. The ak 100 Do ban the proof was made by an agent, who could only p r i m ere as follows: M. 100 .olsegowandS. Weak= US 121 - swear to his belied. The proof would be admitted for ST. LEGER. ft 100 Great Easton Ord. Bt. 31 31 sit I I 4,0001., in respect of *Mich bills bad been produced ;as to Even on Lord Lyon (off tsto 4) at 100 ,Da K Lag. Mk., N 0.2 6 5 - the residue, which was not supported by bills, • claim 100 to 39 met Savernake (off) 84, 100 .OmM/forth of Scotland - - St 100 Great Northern - might be entered, to be turned into a proof, when the 10 to 1 - Rustic (off) St. 100 Do.A .1 A rec. no dlr. un- 134 135 zd 1361 4 ad bills which were mid to be sow en their way to Havannah, 100 to 8 - Strathamen (off) St 100 ' Do. B I tll6p. c. Is paidß - - - returned to this country.- - -.- 20 to 1 - Knight of the Crescent (off) M. 100 ' Do. New ism . a' 16 pm. - - - Mr. G. P. Dodo, merc.bant, of Upper Thames-street, and 20 to 1 - Weetwick (o ff ) St. 100 'Do. Ord. Dot Div. Stock - ••••. - Mr. Christien Meshmgraoht, mernt, of Mincing-lane, 1000 to 20 - Rapid Rhone's dam colt (off) 81 '• lee ',Gt• south et West' (Ira) 1 : ( 1 ) , : S o xd lei 2 7 70 id were appointed creditors' 'mignon. Mr. Rand is the CESAREWITCIL St. 100 ,Gfeat Western 84. 100 , DolitourValAlua.SW - - - or to the estate. 25 to lon the field (off) St. 100 Do. South Wales - - 54 68 = - 1.1 St. 100 ! Do. W. MM.-Oxford 38 40 Id Mk ad ' M. 100 1 Do. Do. Newport 44 56 ad 34 id THE POLICE COURTS. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.- 84. 100 . / aim ed,. &y or t n ad re 1154 1261 166 1 1 (THIS DAY.) ht. Ho !Lon.,Brightn, IS Craft 90 92 ad 2 re --•.-- 84. 100 Loadon,Chatham&Dov 211 Mk (THIS DAY.) - At noon to-day an extraordinary or special rt: 1 001 too' w A L P. te c. 1 - 214 122 - ad 1 1 14 2 id *__ general meeting of shareholders was held at the Euston at. 100 London&SouthWeetern 85 68 ad 87 ad GUILDHALL Station for the purpose of considering an agreement be- ee me I Man. Sher, ALUicolnah 00 61 - I A WATCH ZOESIRT.-CAPTCHE or THE MIMI. tween the louden and North Western andtheSouth Eastern St. 100 'Metropolitan l3ll 1311 i 6koree Wffson, • miserable-looking being, was placed a n Railway Companies for an interchange of tra ffi c, between 1 0 84 Do. New 1 34 2 1 Pla 10 1 10 all Do. Eitemion the bar before Alderman Dakin, charged with stealing a their respective systems of railways ; Mr. RICHARD MOON 100 all MetropolitanDistrlot- 96 gi WI I' watch from the person of James Smith, on Blackhiar's- occupied the chair . 100 10 Do. do. do. bridge. The Cur Luis moved that the beads of the agreement, 10 as Do. ESL John's•WcWW - - - I It appeared from the evidence that about 12 o'clock het dated 21st of May, 1866, between the London and North St. 100 Midland 1241 1241 124 night the prosecutor and his wife, in company with M r . Western, the South Eastern, and the North Western and 9 7 Do. en Shares - i ham and his wife, were walking over th e b r id ge Charing-ones Railways, for the working and maintenance 81, 100 Do . Bum- I De rby " " 934 1 25 . all Mid Kent when • they were ;topped by • distorleanoe which of the North Western and Charing-cross Railway, be Bk. . 100 North Br u t& - - 65 67 661 7 r. h a d taken place causing an accumulation of ople. approved of. , St. Do Do. Win ,Perth.Dund. 16 30 - 1 Ifs,, Smith cautioned her husband to be oireM cad The resolution was seconded by Mr. BANOROPY, an d Ett. 100 N. Eastern-Berwick lO6 110 1081 5 4 1 1 avoid the mob, as she believed the disturbance was got up carried. 25 .1M Do. 0. N. K Pura - - - ' for the purpose of robbery. She had scarcely drawn her The meeting was then adjourned to the 16th of Novem- at. . 100 De. Leeds - -... husband's attention to the fact, when the primmer pushed her, for the consideration of the agreement with respect to 81 . 100 DO. York lOl 103 1021 Maiself between them causing • separation. On Mrs. the Stockport, Disley, and Whaley-bridge Railway. St. .100 Do Carlisle - - 2 all Do. Stock.lDarling 15 55 - I- Smith turning round to join her husband she observed her A second special meeting was held, at which the agree- 83 • • 20 Do. do., 1860-61 - 1 husband's Albert chain swinging, and the watch gone. She went for the interchange of traffic with the South Eastern it ' 100 North London - r immediately called to him that he Mae robbed, and Mr. Mina/ was sanctioned. 10 '7 I Do. do., IMO 1 Rpm ad - • • later hearing the observation turned round, and per. 10 1 7 Do. do., 1865 1 Rpm scl - II airing the prisoner running, immediately gave chase. - St. 100 Nortiiittaffordshire.... 73 75 - There was no one near the prisoner during the time THE DUBLIN BANQUET TO MB. BRIGHT. a St.. ILO Isco N. & sh it. C. West n an Juno 112 116 zd - LH 166 - II ' he was endeavouring to escape, and be never loot —,..—. St. 100 ;Scottish N. E. Aber. Stk 75 77 - might of him until he captured him under • railway St. 100 'Scottish Midland - - - The f o ll ow i n g is Mr. Bright's letter accepting an in. .100 ;shroushire union - - a arch in Holland-stmt. There the prisoner fell down Mr. - a Leder falling upon him. A struggle ensued during which invitation to • banquet in Dublin in the course of next M. ' 100 !South Devon 44 46 zd - id St. .100 'South Eastern the prism*r made the most violent efforts to get away, but month i to I all ,Stainea,Wokinghaniate 5 9 zd - II pothemostable West, 167 L, came up and took him into " Rochdale, M O Pt. 1 , lea. St. 100 Taff Vale - 4 custody. The watch was not found on the prisoner, but a "My dea r M r . Dill on ,-I am a f ra id y ou w ill thi n k me 10 I 3 1 Do. C 2 fpm xd - sondem= told him that when the prisoner passed while long in answe r ing y o u r l e tt er o f th e 2 n d ultimo, and in Si 100 'Vale of :teeth - a ruining over the bridge something struck him on reply to the invitation to the proposed banquet, which has St,. 1 100 . , 1V .,.... 61erf0rd , ag , h . /(llketin i - -1 - t' the foot which felt like a stone and might have been the duly reached me. The invitation is a very remarkable e l 10 ; i' w 7,;;"' °° ;il l "' - 65 68 - watch. Mr. Inder further stated that the prisoner struck one, and I cannot doubt it represents an important ''-''' hire Irma' times in his efforts to get away, and amount of public opinion in Ireland. To myself it is • 1. Via to him that he would give hint the watch testim h of of approval and kind feeling which I estimate BRITISH PO6BIIBBIONIL 5, if he would let him go. At the station-house, after he most • ly, although it involves me in no small difficulty, 2IL I PI I RAILWAYS I Closing prima I Bales. d led made the charge, the prisoner struck him a violent for I ha ve been hoping for a quiet autumn, with an blew ea the face as he was being removed to a cell. absenoe of public meetings and of public labour. 100 all •Atlantic&St. Lawrence' 67 60 St 100 Hom. Bar. &C. In. gsp.e. 99 100 991 1 - k• Th e prisoner denied that he had promised to give back I am not confident that my coming to Ireland will SO . , Do. F Shares dim - toe a n IBMIalo & Lake Huron 4 r _ the watch, and said that it was some of the by-standen be of service , but as so many amongst you are of opinion 10 , all Do. Preference 74 - a whinalled out to Mr. Inder, " Let him go, and he will that something may be done to make more perfect union 100 100 •Buff.,Brent,diGoderict - M 0 e you back the watch." - at between the liberals of Ireland and the liberal party here, ' ! 6 per cent 1671-3-4 - - (the gaoler) said be knew the prisoner, as he with • view to wiser legislation for your country and for at 100 CIL . 28 - 1148142°10* e.g — - re harberthree times sent to prison from this court. ours I have not felt myself at liberty to refuse the invita- St. 100 Cape T. & Dockt . p,cA OO 86 - ._ 59100 all Demerara:Mc- The prisoner was remanded in order that he might tion which has been sent to me. I accept it with gnat- St. ice ,Fret Bongal gu 6 0 10 021014 1 1 01 4 - M undergo an inspection by the various prison officials. tude to those from whom it comes, and with a hope St. 100 East Indian gas. sdo lO2 1021 101 1 WORSHIP - S TREET. that is doing so I may not be stepping beyond the bounds St. 100 'Grand Trunk of Canada 214 221 211 of what seem to be my duty. Sometime during the 100 all Do- Malt 12 - B . O P-ct 8 1 00 I - EWELL= DRIVING. Is A week dime two men, named So t and Crane in month of October will, I hops, be convenient to all eon- lee . a Be' istpret Bonds ••- 80 06 ell 106 . all Do. do. deferred - - - , cerned, but I must ask you to leave the precise day to , ne ~, e.,,, „., Bonds . ~, se the why of Mr. Winn, a local dust contractor, were be fixed two or three weeks hence. Abut the middle of We ,all 1 Do. D o . --- d *---- o. deferred --- - gg ... ... chargM at this court with the above offence and thereby 1. her life dames and such injuries to • awned woman that the month will probably be the best time for me, if there 100 all Do. 3rd prod Stock. .1 40 44 42 : was in danger ; ther were remanded without the opportunity of putting in bail. be no objection to it on the part of my friends in Dublin. 100 all Do. do. deferred - - - With many - thanks to you and to those on whoa behal 100 ' all ' Do. 4th Prot Mock- U 0 7 toe ! all ' Do, do. deferred - - - - you have written to me, I arn very sincerely yours, St. 100 Great Indian Palinode 108 101 1084 8 a Mr. Louis Lewis, of Hatton garden, now appeased for " JOHN BRIGHT. a the emplainant, • Mrs. Bedford, whose husband is 90 118 1 Do. gua 5 per cent. 1 1 pre - baker, Mr . Beard attended for the defense, and as on sh i s t " John B. Dillon , Eaq , M.P., Dublin." 20 '6 , Do. New do. .. . 1 1 pin -- at former hea ri ng. The invitation sent to * Mr. Bright was in the following 20 '1 ; D o. New • 1 Ipm form : St. 100 Ot S. of India. g. sp. M 96 100 - - em it may be remembered that the evidence showed the two 84. 100 1 Do. 4( per cent. - 54 men to have been in a heavy although empty dust-eart, "TO JOHN BRIGHT, ESQ. Y . P. admiring , public et• I 2 ' Do. -• . - - _ al • driving at the rate of eight miles an hour along Houton " Sir,-We, the undersigned, your chi- all Vt. Western of Canada, 141 141 . - P s. Old Town at 9 o'clock at night, a very crowded thorough- .. ,_ racter, and grateful for your eloquent advocacy of the : 1 16 I Do. New I eit 51dis - rights of our country, respectfully request your acceptance 100 all Dot Bdapay.lB7sl 94 IV fare at that hour ; that they were the worse for liuor ii, : shouting and shaking the reins dead toquicke n th e . of a public ban at Dublin at as early a day as your me all I Do. do. do. 1377- 8 ,84 66 - y - convenience will permit." h e t speed of the horse, and while ono doing ran against and St. 100 'Madras guar. sp. cent 196 984 a- upset • light " trap " standing by the side of the road, the The Dublin Evening Post adds : St. 100 ' Do. do. 41 do 9O 92 - 5 ; , ` den of which was to throw Mrs. Bedford out and "The list of names affixed included the majority of the s t. N o I Do . do. 4 der BB gy _ re s omuion the injuries in question, which were prin. municipal representatives of Dublin, besides members of 20 16 I Do. Fifth EMeasio' .- - _ we sipony on the head. The misconduct was witnessed Provincial municipal bodies, and • large number of ma- St. .100 • Melb. corp. 6 per a. Bd. 1 - - - art • bra meltable in plain clothes, whom the defendants rub- &trate', queen's counsel, ohion's Bay 101 63 - pa -. mmently assaulted with kicks' and blows, and Mn. Bed- and clergymen. The invite- te? b i ll ,lielb. and II tion was also signed by 23 members of parliament, whose 100 G ' Do. 6p. M., pay. 1830 100 102 100 all Do. 6 D . ct., pay. 1606 84 86 -• - mar tad, after brief medical attendance, was removed to her names are :-John Bagwell, George S. 137: 1 7, J. Power, M. 100 N.& ofOan Op c.liap.B.' 82 36 - a, e , on residence, which, until this day, she had since been Bart '. Patrick O'Brien ' Bart. ' C. M. °' hien, Bart, St. 100 =hide. gm. 6 per cent. M • 99 - j amble to leave. Benjamin Whitworth, Charles Moore, G. R. Barry (Cork), St. 100 Do. Delhi do 97 4 - lit Mr. Lewis called three pumas who deposed to the Myles O'Reilly, The O'Donoghue, N. D. Murphy, John to 6 Do. _do. _do. k Olt - fedd - 97 99 198 ,,- Dickler and furious driving, one of whom described the Brady, John Esmond°, R. J. Devereux, J. Gray, Knt., R. U• 'me Do. 100 Do . i P n u g e a r. At: a. I - tire Inoninnying noise as resembling that of an engine, even Armstrong (Ist Serjt.), J. A. Lannon, E. Sullivan, C. R. 51 . Its distance o f 500 yars, and another that the was so Barry (3rd Serjt.), John F. Maguire, John B. DOlon, JOINT STOCK BANE& -- 4 . peat it would have been imposaible for him had he been John A. Blake, D. J. Rearden." No. (eh. 1 BARKS. I ( Cla. --- 1 - iroAis. -- d • et the road to have got out of the way and that the de ws Wants were repeatedly called to and desired to stop. — 60,000' 60 Agra& Biederman's (L)) 26 - - sits 1 - ask Mr. Lewis then remarked that the powers of an act just The preac.hership of the Temple has become ie ni 8 dial - 10,000 60 Albion 40,000 100 ' Alb ceLon.diLiverpools 34 21415, laid geed were calculated to exactly meet the aggravated vacant by the death of the Rev. Francis John Staniforth, mow. 20 Angl o a Austrian . I oar out 211 - Ye wine of this ease ;it enabled magistrates to send such6o,ooo 54 ' Anglo Egyptian Um.) 2O 10 8 dig' 11 ink deaden for trial, and he felt it his duty to request suchof St. John's College , Cambridge. He was ALA. , f or merly iin muse be adopted with the present defendants. The for many years curate of Camden Church, Camberwell, Se. ooo 50 1 Aoillo Italian ItimitodLl 10 8 6 tha - 11,300; 20 1 Asiaticßank Cor.newshl 10 3 6 - were ages continually remarkin on the flagrant anis- under the Mumbency of the Rev. Hem/ Melville and the 30 gss so , Aumna ,..„„ i all' 67 09 - an cooduct displafed b drivers in the y public streets, andtlahCol bia all 141 18 Rev. Daniel Moon, and, in 1831, on the death of Dr. 13 : 000 20 1i Bank o f Bri e . ; - - Lancelot Sharpe, was nominated by the Grocers' Company loop' 20 , D o , N ew . t utte d 2 p m .i 6 M 6 . u.til an num e was made, such as now offered, by send -all 26 30 -to the perpetual curacy of All Hallows Staining, in the 10 , 000 25 ' Bank of Egypt ger II these men before a jury, the public would never belo -- dm - dis ..,.. talEciently protected. city and diocese of London, which he held up to the time 40 , 000 20 ' Bank of London - gt COMplamant's husband said that the damage to the • bein g about 400 of his death. It is worth 5601. a year, with a house, the population . M,OOO 10 1 Bank of Otago (Limited)! 10 5 3 di/ - 10,030.100 I Bank of Queensland (1 )1 25 16 14 CM - ~ - ankle was but about 205., but his wife still was under 10,000 60 Rank*: Victoria Awitral 25 38 41 ,oa Mind cm, and was likely to continue so. DEATH OF SIR GEORGE PocoCK.-The death is 60,500; 10 Bank of New 7maland 110 7 9pm - ears Mt Beard asked if I t was his desire to send the f or announced of Sir George Edward Pocock, Bart, at the 40,000 50 Barned'sßank Uniltedb• 10 20 10 die -We 60,000 20 Bnuilian&Portuguese, 10 4 1 dis ead - . t ail! i age of 74. The deceased, who was the second baronet, 20,0001 50 1 British ICalifornian(L. )' 74 . 6 3 dig - Mr• Bedford signified that he had not any objection to was born in 1792, and was married in 1830 to the eldest_ • ~_.20,000. to 'BAUM N. America . .1 elf 47 48 orb *mins settled by the magistrate, daughter of the Hon. Thome' William Coventry, of North 75,500. 20 ! CharksLafiltte/Co. (1 )• 6 - - - the Er. Beard said th a t h e h a d surmised as much. Cray-place, Kent. He succeeded his father in 18 , 40. 4 e,000 20 C. Bk. India, Aux, China all 18 23 - lock lb. Cooke determined o • • holding over his decision as 6 Th deceased baronet is succeeded in his title and estates 30,000 25 ' Chart. Mer. of India, &c. all 36 38 10 15 11 - - not ~to which muse he should n adopt until the testi of yby his son, George Francis Coventry Pocock, who was born 50.000 20 1 Ditl 20 000 100 Colonial ' 25 38 40 - lad ,'• Lethal gentleman in attendance on M rs. Bedford was in 1331, and was married in 1836 to the eldest daughter of . 40,000 204 Com. Bank of Canada. : all - - - tiW milk him, and in them • she the late Rev. E. Hamer Ravenhill, M.A., vicar of Lymin eantime, as was better, he 40000' 26 Com. Bank of India, &a an - - - ilia " o ld accept four sureties in 201. each for the defendants' star, near Arundel. /30.000 10 Consolidated Bent IL)' 4 11 11pm si and London ' 35 23 25 mt. • tall appearance to answer the charge. SUICIDE .- Yesterday Mr. Carter, the corner for g: 0 0 ° 0 :, 6 1. 0 0 le e l to . no (Limited)l 2 1 dls 81 - sr SOUTHWARK. Surrey, held an inquest at the Loughborough Tavern, 60,e00 1 20 Eastern Exc o l i i i angalatu.) 6 t dl. - ring Loughborough - road, Brixton, on the body of Mr. John S. aoroal 30 English and American .1 6 31 Ws - ` BOBBING AN AUSTR MAN LADY Si O'Brien a flashil . • * • y-dressed young woman, described Felton, a wine merchant in Conduit-street, Bond-street, toms) 25 English Joint Stock (L) 10 - - dia - rid esernaker and a director of the British Mutual Life Assurance Am- 80,01:0, go Eng. Scot& Ansi. Chartd all 174 181 - and A ___ . . , was brought up for final examination . . Sunday last he • •g e d his 20,000 i 60 English andSwedish i (l.i /5 15 12 der - I '".10.0 with stealing a 501. n ote , a 5/. Bank of elation. It appears t hat on visited is ____ o ____ , „_ 15 U 11 Ws - MS 11 *. 12/. in geld, and the materials ' for a silk dress, the mother-in-law, who resided in Crowburst-road, Brixton. : 4 ; 0 :,V!, 22 7 2 =ar ni t 2 1, s m , , - mer l?"*rtY of Louisa Catherine Bushnell, under the follow- He stayed there the whole of Sunday, during which time g 0 0 7 0 . 1 70 b opsig us :j gookt u m i g l4 te 4 ; go , _ ni nremistances : there was nothing particularly remarkable in his conduct, sotto), to Imperial Ottoman H an I - hat liTZted from the evidence of the prosecute': that al was a merchant in Australia, and about twelve i- ome 25 lonian except that be talked rathe r . despondingly about his ban 8 , 000 , 16 New nem. He said that everything was rung wrong with bun, 00.00 1 10 0 _ _ _ Do . _ _. all 114 25 6 5 1 dla M rt. w lik. Indira) all ga l 141 s - rig . ago she came to England to see her friends. A although there was no =ecific circumstance which he 20,7 04 1 0 0 0 D IAA I a.Data.1864.30,n1 all ea aa 814 TA 1001. ° ' 111100 ago she received • draft on her husband for • could mention. He retired with the rest of the family, •"t 10.000 i 60 Lon.flitotlienoo,&c.(L): e m s 9 6 , which was cashed at the bank in London. She re- and apparently passed an undisturbed night. Next 13.000 100 1 /amen . 00 Baiaujea lei 2 7 die _ e elTal s 501 note , several fives , morning he rose somewhat early, and about 8 o'clock it se,ooo l 20 Do. New l7e 14 Idh - nest ' he expende d . 'that he wandered into ono of the servants' bed- 6 , 000,100 ' Lonsonat itiverelate(L ) i 40 3 11pm -• • „ e „ 2aa a great deal with her family, who were in appears rooms at the top of the house, and fell from the window Itsooo. 35 Do. New, iss. at kips 10 24 51pro - restr r,-;__, and and and intended the renuunder to take her2o,ool 16 Do. do. do 5 11 pm - MO 1 ,,,e", d send her brother and family to Australia. On . to the ground below . He came into contact with the beneath, . and h• k 11Matte ito 'ease 60,000 10 lon eh Bank of Austri. all 13 24 TM "° Ol 7, the 20th ult., witness deposited her money safe coping stone la • u was 6 lla q.--, 27,100 50 London and County lO 66 67 65 cr op, I l l i the _, drawers in her bedroom, leaving the • ner a roll death being instantaneous. The jury, after some de ibera- noeol 60 London Joint Stook_ ibil• , :' lll of I particular Patten to P rn make up a dream for her, tion, returned • verdict " That the deceased committed 26,000, 20 London & SouthArrkan all 13 16 - log 'bile ,_ she went to see her father and brother. Sh mined •reni suicide while in a state of unsound mind." 10,0001100 Lou. IS Western (1.1.m.11 20 2 2 die - 6 0001 60 London /Venezusia(L )1 12/ 8 6 dlo - ,SM " re a Ln a till e and on her return she found that the isoner FATAL ACCIDENT ON A RAILWAY. -Early yesterday a --I ,000100 London *Weatroinoter. 10 96 97 951 De- hd. taking away with her the silk. Witness morning a young man named James M'Manus was found 10,4000.00 Merchant Bank (Lim.) . 15 1 18 20 - rhe 41 ;1_ 1 0 her drawers and missed the money described lying upon the East Lancashire Railway, near the 5,0001106 Do. New - a-10 1 4 ,___ ,"le tivirge. She gave information to the police, and Hoghton station, bleeding from his head and Mate. 10,000 50 Mercentlle&liachaniLl 121 1 10 8 die .....- rot ; ' l 7 the prisoner to a lodging in Windmill-street, Hay- able. The man who found him got assistance and 11 ! , 31. 6 ri. , titri ,,, lS Pl L v i(th . t r ) I is) 7 2 111 _ magi • I tiret, but she was out. The landlady, however, told proceeded to remove him to his home, about half a mile •""" ."" ! e r Me had 10,000 National of A 4 I 1 1 gun, - ~__ ~,„_ . made a silk dress and worn it, and gave her distant, on the Preston side of Hoghton, but he died before tome too National of Liverpool lO I 2 4 pm! - Ite: - - fi c :laems which exactly corresponded with her piece of they got there with him. All his clothes were wet /moo 100 N. Pro. of England - - - Vir„ 1 •',,e_ The Prisoner was afterwards taken into custody in through, and he appeared to have been struck on the head 56,000 90 Do. Ind lA 3rd Issue lt ! - - ... i ta• "rue - street , W aterloo-road , when she denied all know- b thiat ot lt red the young man left Black- 6 0.000 60 National Bank ,y some thin Isa sup- ll hide of the money or silk. baton by the train on esday night, and th a t indeed • 37 500 10 New South Wales all 45 46 - th.... 60,000 10 New Zealand (Limited) 1 Idlo Pori - I 0 2, 4 , .14, 1 -„ e Howarden said the prisoner came to lodga with of getting rat at Hoghton he inadvertently allowed 50.0 , 0 so I Nh West ... par Ipm • - iir W. .. 0 , " Piece night, the 20th, and on the following she the train to move on towards Prestott, that he afterwards 80.000 25 1 o nem ., l Beak Dorpee „ 47a _ r... . • 'L a I "ce Or silk to a tailor who was a lodger to cut out jumped out of the carriage in which he was riding, and 10,000 10 , Orlont.Cons.B.Lllooo.C. Ti - - dis l -• MIMI i ,' -rwri for her. The dress was madup d worn by her that be fell and was either struck by the footboard or 55,000 20 Do do. lateN.F. 4 : dim - kWh i 'men day th e • * cad Wain on the other line. He had, it is 21,030 20 Do. do. lateF.C. 4 - - dis• - 161 left th prosecutrix came, when she changed it, caught by some mil:so Previa 10 ei aidls - iallik 1 b „,.__ e house. Witness handed the cuttings to the thought, been lying upon the line when found between fir LT 100 Frovinc l . 3 Vr t e e 7 (14 . 26 79 81 IOW ~ 1. 7 111 1 ? who identified them as her silk, and six hours. During the greater portion of the time rain siesol, so fichide,Panf.,&Delhl ( t) 10 - - Mel - tl ' e au linnate asked if anything relative tethe robbery fell, sad this would account for the wet state of his igq so Do. issued at Rpm a-- de - ar j Itlaha ound? clothes. An inquest will be held upon the body to-day. so, es south Australia all M 29 - bill ' ;,° l l - amn. table 151 L answered in the motive . FATAL ACCIDENT ON TEI THAMES . -The bodyof a 2 17 061,100 Stand. of B. & Ltrka M 10 S die - I%ooo'loo Do. do. iss. at 6 pm. 10 7 5 gig - oaf • .17 'mince the prisoner said she left the house beam aees ill, 2 ° workman of Mews. Graves, lightaing conductor rnakerm, some ts ' Onion of Australia_ - . all 48 60 -ed b/ a._ , but she never took either silk or money. The o f /A m mon , was picked up on Tuesdny, in the bight of 10,030 100 1 Union of Ireland (Um.) 22 8 6 dis - t „ . descri - t._ tied by Mrs. Flowarden she purchased in the river off ie Woolwich-marsh, by the police on duty afloat 10,9001 50 Caton of London - . fia . T.irwiir , afterwards t sold it. The deceased met his death under the followise circum- ted for trial. *mos :-Being employed on board her Majesty ' s ship , egg :DOCKS. Captain Montagu Duna, is thing anew species No. (fist i Doom. IMI I Cl. pdosa i ihdea.• i fair A '% t_.• A. S• Bill, of the Oxford Circuit, has been u ' reci Recorder of Banbury, in the 5 plume of Serintat an wee oliTtning conductor toper outside the ship and to go p cuter shroud, he was thus etigaged an Monday last, %OW 1111 . 'AAA sad west India • liie 1111 130 d Outlaw ea a siagle stage slung to the ship's side, 5 12, 10 *Jima "oisting Dock 5 - - Tam St. London &StKatbarin3loo Se 71 - •- - fed i'' (~l iT t. deceased. Mr. T. H. * Naylor, of the Norfolk when one of the Gravesend saloon boats rousing caused a 1,06 t 500 100 Do. Deb. St. 49. cent all - - - Mg", b p , boa been appointed Recorder of Sudbury, also in i heavy swell, and he lost his footing, fell overboard, and set St. Southampton 1600 - - - of Serjeant Manning, deceased. I was swept down by the tide. IN, St, (Surrey Commercial 2OO -- - - THE EXPRESS, IIiziuRSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1866. coioNuL ooviswitiarr 160,060 With/ Colm. (10. ct.,1871 1000100 De. 1868 Caa•Gov.6 e., 11177-8 C • • .. Do. 6ixe4,ieb.6tAeg. . Do. 6peret Mar. 1114:80g Do. 6p w ercraea.&.7 686,806 Do. Sot lei. 199000 Cepeole HopeOper.lB7l .. • • Do. d 0.1820-1900 .... Do. do. 1880-90 Do. do. 1890411 114,000 Dolp.c.Ap.dtoeLl 106,000 Oeylc/o,Nov 186 8,6 p. 100,0001 Do. 1671. do.. 1,000,010 Do. 1671 d 0... 160,003 Maarldes I per 4..1873 100,000 Do. 1878 100000 Do, 1882 930,000 Do. 1963 106,1210 Natal. Gov. *pee cent.. 1118,080 War BramOov.4lperat New Mena Wale' Gov.. p. coat, 1171 to 1876 Do. 6 p. 01888 to 1893 New Zeeland 6 per cont. I Do, 6per cent. Nora Seed* 6p 1876 Questalead Glee. 6p. et. B.A.unt.Oev. 6 p. et., Do. 1878 add epwde. `7le.Gov.6p. c. Jam July, Do. 6p. ct April* 00.1 100,000 j 1,00%000i 160,000' 150,000 i N N 118 N N 97 77 79 79 79 101 108 100 105 109 105 105 105 88 90 108 104 105 197 lea 106 106 106 106 10/ 103 106 98 100 96 90 92 96 86 V 96 96 79 81 98 98 92 96 106 107 100 WI No. ISh COXPAIII3. 1 60,000 10,00016060001 10,000. 60,040 10,000 47,000 15,000'1 10,000, ii:aoi 1 10,000 : 6,0001 524,700, 1,016' 00,000 25,000 12,000 27,0001 30,0)0 si,ovo 16,041 •,468 36,0001 20,000 160,000 60,000, 60,000 80,000! 17,600' ~o;000 12:oeo, 1 - ": 666 1 100 W-5 I , g 160,820 11277,000 7,600 10,000' 18,000 j 90,000 co;000 1 80;000 113,813 41170,076 70,000 30,000110,000 36,0001 ! ° : ° ??1 160,000 i ~~i 16,000 6,030 100,000: 20:ni io;oilo! 122,"°1 so",000' io",lioo I 160,000 l 841.°°?. ao:000 ka66 1,000000 10,000 4,000 10,000 60,000 u 40,600 148,523 6,000 ,_ 10000 6,000 66,600 16.000 io,ooo 12,600 11,000' 10,000 16,000 40,400 all 1 10 Ann' o.AmericanTel.(L)l all III: =V i c Te eT L 8 p.ct. i' (l ) 1 100 26 Australian Agrtcnl .., 1 201 25 ustrallan M. L &Pn.(L 6 10 Tea Beate& 4 10 Waterworks (1 1 all 'lOO !chow Vaughan (L 17 I 6 Bombay Gas (Litriited Da Brd lama 6 Do New 3 , 60 &Mob American Land 44 . St. & & I. Mag. TeL (k) lOO ' 321 ada C.ompaay all 10 CansdianLoan& Inv(L) 24 20 Ceylon Co 30 Ditto J=ll 2 i 20 ChinaB4.Ship&LCoalL II 10 IClty Discount, Limited 2 26 .CityolLoadon&Pro.(L) 6 I 30 'City °llia.= Lmpro.(L ) 10 I 30 I be ! 11l 11'6 iCity of Moseowilas (1) , 1 114 50 'City Maces. Lim.) ' 15 i6O Colonial (Limited) 60 ( Commercial Unloa(lna 6 10 pen. of AfricattMer.(L 8 ! 60 Consolidated Dia. (L,,••. 124 20 Continental Un.Osa (L) 10 ;100 Contract CorporationlA 10 25 Cop.M.Eng.,Pref.74 p.c. all 10 IC. Pone. of SneaM (L ) 8 60 Do.of Mauritius (L.) lO St. Crystal Palace .. • Si. I Do. Preference St. Do. B?it i .. p P o erp. Deb lOO , in •Darleel (Limited) 100 Insooun ration(4 20 19 i Eastern Assam Tea (L iii 160 b.lndiaLand,C.& Pin'L 10 ' 20 E. India Irrig. & 4 16 50 'Ebbw Vale 23 20 P4optlanCom.&Trd.(L) 9 St. Btiits Telegraph —. 100 6 Iting.&Aus.Copper ,Lins) 24 60 Eng. and Foreign Credi 24 .100 Eng.& Soottishltarlit( 6 110 liairbairnEaglnecsing 6 20 Fore-st 'Warehouse (L 10 60 plletlivnA !Limited) I 20 10.0redit&Fin.of Lon.(L 0 15 Gen. Steam Navigation 1.4 50 Home &Colonial As.(L I 6 10 .11ongKong & China Gas all 20 Hudson's Bay. 160 Humber Iron Worts( L) 20 14 ,Im.LandCo. Marseilles 10 138 Imp.* Mer.M.Ass. (L.) 10 2 'lndian Carrying Lim.) 1} I 60 ' t lnternational Contract .. 10 1 20 l l ln t t rna t . rinan.g° and %(1: 6 60 ,Italian Land 6 20 (Italian ling. (Can. Cay all .100 I Do. Bp. c. Lin r. 1870 ail '6O :Land Securities(Lim.) 4 , 25 lond.African Trading 26 Loo. &Caledon. M. (I ). 6 10 !Loe.CountyLand&B.(l , I 2 , 0 I&on Districtrekg.(L all 60 Laid. Plasm Asia. (L) 15 4 ,Inud. G. OmnibusC.(l ` all i 50 Lond.&Glasg.Eng.Co.( • ao 60 load.. Italian, &c. Stm. 174 60 ,Lond. Mer. Discount (L `. 10 90 , Lund. Provincial M . I ( 20 •Madraslrriga.&Canal all I 20 ' Do 25 'M arine investment (L; 64 20 auritius Land, &a. (L) 2 1 10 Medit. Paten. Tel. (L.) all ,60 Merchant Shipping L l5 I 20 , Mllwall F.Ld.&Dock(L 15 160 Millwall IroaWorks. _.- 74 110 NalslLand &Col.C. (L. 5 !25 'National Dia. Com. (L. 6 25 :Do.Newiss.6p.3lto • 25 National Prov.Marinn •100 .National Steam Nay.( L 60 20 INerbuddaCoal&lroisiL , 6 20 Do. New ,2S IN.Zeiland L. &M.Ag.'L , 24 26 N.Zealand T.& Lean (L 4 'lO 'Northern AssamTea(L. 2 10 ' Do. B 9 • 84. , N.Bris.Anstralaidan (L lOO GO N. Brit.& 11ercan .In . ( L 6) 10 Nowgong Tea ,Limited; 3 , 25 Ocean Marine (Diann.), 6 60 ( rientalrinandat Lim.); 11 1 o OrientalGacllmited) 1 all 6 Do. New 1 10 Orient. Inland Steam(L) all 'lO Otago & Stbland Inveet 2 !10 ;Ottoman Cornpi.nylL ) 2 • 50 lOttomanYinancial(L ) 29 , 6 lOttonian Gsa (Limited all 60 Overend,Gurney.Co.(l. ; 16 10 .Panama 11.1 L StesuirL; all ! 6 ! Do. do. St. Peelltiv. Land& Min.(L )100 60 , Peninsular & o.Stearn all 60 • Do. do. New 4O L , 10 Quebrada L. IL, M. () ail 60 ,Ithymney Iron 1 16 Do. New all I 13 Itiol City Improv.(L ) all '26 ' Do. do l9 '2O 11,10 Janeiro Gaa (Lim an IWO Royal Mill Steam BO ; St. illoot.Austra. Invest (L ' 100 60 Smith. Knight,&Co.(L , 18 20 Soc.Finan. d'llegrpte (L 10 60 S. African M. & In. (L ) 6 25 SouthAustrallati Land all St. Submarine Telegraph 1 Do Scrip all 20 ( Tel.ConstriscAllabs(L 1 an Do. IN l6 1 20 Thames& Mersey In.kLy 2 TO Trinidad Petroleum (L.) 7 10 TruaLtAgencyof Aus.(L 1 20 T. & L CO. of U. Canada b 1 60 Un.Marine of Liver. (LI 5 I 6 Unite/ K. Teleg. Co.(1 ) all 20 Univers. Marine laa(L)1 6 10 Upper 1 er Am= Tea (Lim ? a 7l ' 10 30 Van Diemen's Land (101 284 100 Viceroyof Egypt(Mor.J ; 00 60 .Warrant Finance 'Llni ) • 10 69 Monied& &Pacisc3t. (I,' 10 • 924 11 6 90 ill 15e 16 15 17 90 95 18 20 4 II ni 111 1. 11 n es 1 dl. par 1 dl' 8 6 T 6 10 9 4 1 141 Idle paz 22,500 120,000 2,000 10:000 10:000 6,000 6,000 20,000 20,000 15:000 25,000 4187,126 40,000 18,000 40,000 10,000 50.0001 80,000 . 40,000 26,000 14,600' ii:oori 6 I. 10,000 100,000 e till 12 10 dim 7 6 tys i I - 16,214 4600,000 10,000 20.000 17,000 10,000 10,000 16,60 17,331 4 3 101 10. -- i • . 41 132 137 1 3} 80 . 000 16,000 ssoo,ooo 40,000 1°."?1 20:000 1080,0001 6 4 11 2 adts 4 i 1 I P. ? 27,600 100,000 7,500 2 1 1 a l a i r; - 1 — :Ls par lE} 17 25 20 7 6 17 15 _. ar;soo zd 100,000 30,000 50,000 16,000 26:000 1 1 1 1 4 6 46 64 Si 7 5 8 i r - _Ms 1 11 14 124, le leak 10 18 dl. U 9311 2r 2pm 1 dis 13 19 Sitla i l tea -8 d did It 10 did id 10 . 8.4!.s 4! id 41 IS 11 die 2 dls par 2 1 dls . dls xd 10,000 10114.001 20,000 $O,OOO Fa fowl 9 941!"1 6 . 64 40 50 17 18 15 4 1 1 4 .211 pm 10 8 di, 6 11 kik yar I 1 Icus v 16 13 die 2 4 16 20 db 7 8 8 38 41 63 66 9 11 pis 1} 1 14 IS 7 8 2022 6 3 die 1 2pm 109 112 117 122 21 18 db 9 7 dla 5 4as 32 14 60 68 id I tad , par Ipasul: 51 6 1Plal 4 2 disi . dil 52 Id 20 xd 14 mod 1z I ipm t lit s ' 3 dls 3 2dl 7 6 dls 3 6 II 10 9 7 d 4 4es PREFERENCE SHARES. Great , Eastern Exte n sion No. 1, 87 Eastern, tern°u -7- ----- C x warrant. Great Northern 5 per cent. redeemable at 5 per cent. premium, 104. Great Western Original irredeemable 4 per cent., 78. Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham, 6 per cent. 127 i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited), gas. 7 per cent., 14. Great Luxembourg. 14i, $. South Austrian and Lombardo-Yenetian,l6i, I. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LriMitroOt. Safe. 5.-Salsa today: Great liastara. 1 - Great Western, W. Mid., Newport, 25 xd-Lancashfre and Yorkshire, 126-London and North Western. 1211 y y 4 y rd- Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 601 4-Metropolitan 191 414-North British. 561-Midland, 124-Sooth Eastern, 704 4 11 1 1 704 1 id-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 47.16 4-Erie, 464 -United States 5-20 Bonds, 73-Great Luxembourg shares, 144 -Albion Marine ,Limited, 2 d.-Brit and F. Marine 'Limited', I p -Lancashire Insurance, 9-16 p -11verpoel and London and Globe lire and Life, 6 p.-Union Marine Limited'. 2 p. - African Merchants, 4 d.- Anglo-American Telegraph, 141 4 15 el 4 y 4 4-Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent, 4-Mersey Steel and iron ; Limited), 21 d. MANCSESitat Sari. 5.-Prices were lower, with a far amount of business. Anglo-American Telegraph 'Limited', 151 *I 16 15 1516-Atlantic Telegraph Fret., 8 per cent, 85 90-Buff o and Lake Huron, 4 7-16-Consolidated Bank new ;Limited 14 p. - Erie*, 464-Great Eastern, 314 4 Great L Luxembourg, 144- Great Northern A 1931 4 -Grand , k of Canada, 214-Ditto Fourth Pref.. 26-Greeks, 144-Great Western, 564 9-1111nois, 79-lancashire and Yorkshire, 126: new ditto, ordinary, 1 1-16 p. -London and North Western, 1214 4 4 4-Manchester. Shef field, and Lincolnshire, 60 , A: 4 4 11 : 1 -Metropolitan, 1311 0 4 n 1 2 14 4-North British , 561 1 -South Eastern, 704 1 1 4-- Bank of Stockport. 51-Ti ehFive per Cents., 274- don, Chatham, and Dover. 224 4-Atisatie and Great Western Conso lidated Mortgage Bads, 1890, 48--Jamaies Railway Com pany, 10. Bianigottalt, 81.27. 5. -Business done : Birmingham Canal. at 854 ; Staffordshire and Worcestershire tUnsl. ; 13troshsg ham Old Union Mill, at 51 : Birmingham Wagon 'Limited., at 10 Gloucester Wagon;Limited!, at 114. Muntz's Metal (Limited), at 11 die. ; Patent Nut and Bolt , Lhuited), at 1 dia. ; and Patent Shaft and Axletree Limited ,at 51 prem. Closing prime: Bir mingham Joint Stock Bank 'Limited). 34, hermit Donne, Styr. 4.-New Three per Cent. Stock, 86187-Ditto for account, Nit Sept., 87 874-Dttto for new account, 9th Oct., lip -Bank of Ireland (glOO paid), 2244 1-24ational Bank ',1‘36 I', 72 721 1-Ditto for account, 72 7n I -Provincial Bank 1,25 paid), 794 4-Midland Great Western 'llOO paid,, tor ac count, 684-Dublin Wicklow, and Wexford, 5 per cent MOO) redeemable 1868 al l paid', 454 xd-Great Southern and Weaken. 4 per cent, perpetual. 914. ILLNESS OP LORD NORTHEROOKR.—PORTHROITTR, THURSDAY MORNINS.--IntaliglDOS has peen received here this morning of the serious illness of Lord Northbrooke, from a severe attack of apoplexy sustained yesterday morn ing. Yesterday evening but little hopes Were entertained of his recovery.—Tuna (Second edition). MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) FRESH REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. thgs o'Ctues. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have made a fresh reduction of 1 per cent in the minimum rate of discount, which is now lowered from 6to 5 per cent. This announcement has been received with satisfaction, and has served to confirmthe favourable feeling which has lately become manifest in the various depart ments of business. The reduction having been generally looked for in the Stock Exchange, however, public securities, though firm, and show ing a favourable tendency,] ,haveg not ex perienced any important movement. Con. sols, in which this is the monthly settling day, are well supported at the advance which took place yesterday afternoon.A few of the chief British railways are about per cent. higher. Foreign stocks in some instances are fractionally better ; in Turkish of 1865 there is a rise of 4 per cent. Animation continues to pre vail as regards the shares of the companies inte rested in the Atlantic Cable. The discount market is quiet, with very little demand ; but as the rates have been reduced for some days past, the change now notified by the Bank of England has had little influence upon the terms out of doors. Good bills are taken at 5 per cent., with occasional transactions at 41. There is an impression that the present Bank minimum of 5 per cent, will probably be main tained for some time to come. Consols are now quoted 89f to I for money, and 891 to 90 for October. _ _ Foreign stocks are firm, with a favourable ten dency, but without much business. There is an advance of per cent. in Turkish Bonds of 1865, in Italian of 1861, and I in Spanish Passive. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:— Turkish Bonds of 1862, 51 t 053 ; ditto 1865, 28 to ; Greek, 14i to 15; Spanish Passive, 231 to ; ditto Certificates, 15i to / ; Italian, of 1861, 55/ to 56} ; and Mexican, 16/ to 17. _ American securities are steady. 5-20 Bonds are quoted 721 to 73} ; Eric Railway shares, 464 to ; and Illinois Central, 79 to it. International Financial shares are quoted 1i to oi die. ; London Financial, 13 to 124 die. ; general Credit, to 1 die. ; and Credit Fonder, S to 23 die. Anglo-American Telegraph shares hare again risen 10s., being quoted 161 to f, and Atlantic Telegraph Preference are firmer at 4i to g. It appears from a Gazette announcement that the interest on the March Exchequer Bills has been fixed for the ensuing half year at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. The following, relating to the debt of New Granada, was posted up in the Stock Exchange yesterday : _ . . NEw GRANADA DIRT. 11011111. Baring Brothers and Co. have this day received a remittance on account of New Granada dividends of 1,480/. from the custom-house of Santa Marta. _ _ London, Sept. 5, 1866. - . . The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 71,0001., principally in bars. This makes 'a total gain to the Bank of 406,0001. on the foreign movement of the week, afterdeducting the 150,0001. exported. The screw steamer Leda arrived yesterday from Oporto, with 13,328 sovereigns and 1,200/. in Portuguese silver, which has been sent to the Bank of England. The Saxonia has arrived from New York with 7,1001. in specie for England, besides a small sum for Hamburg. The biddings for bills on India took place yester day at the Bank of England. The proportions al lotted were—to Calcutta, 2,514,300 rs. ; to Madras, 30,000 rs. ; and to Bombay, 10,000 rs. The mini mum price was fixed at is. 101t1. on Calcutta and ' Madras, and Is. 100. on Bombay, at which rates tenders will receive in full. This indicates little revival in the demand for the means of remittance to India, inasmuch as, of the 350,0001. of bills offered, only 255,400/. have been sold. The govern ment minimum, however, has been fixed Id. per rupee higher than on the last occasion. Through the Oriental Bank Corporation there is announced a New South Wales Oovernment Loan for 850,0001., in 5 per cent. deben ture bonds at 90 per cent. These bonds are to be redeemed by annual drawings, to the extent of 100,0001., commencing in December, 1867, and the entire loan is to be paid off by the Ist June, 1875. The proceeds of the loan are to be applied to public works in the colony—viz., railways, water supply, sewerage, &c. Taking into account the terms of repayment, the loan yields an average interest of about 9 per cent. per annum. The tenders are to be lodged by 2 o'clock on the 20th inst. The foregoing is the first of the new loans an nounced since the improvement in the money market set in. It is said, however, that negotia tions are in progress for the launching of loans for Sweden, Italy, and Brazil. The exports from Liverpool to New York of cot ton, woollen, linen, and other British manufactures have exhibited a very considerable movement since the beginning of the year. The returns from the circulars of Messrs. Guion and Co. are as follows : January, 25,257 packages; February, 17,986 ; March, 14,614 ; April, 9,055 ; May, 9,499 ; June, 11,469 ; July, 12,990 ; August, 14,143. It is well known that there was an excess of our manufac tures exported for the spring trade, beginning in October last. There has been more caution exer died for the autumn season, and the gradual exten sion appears to be now healthy and satisfactory. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,834/. over last year ; the Midland, an increase of 2,426/. ; the Great Western, an increase of 3,760/. ; and the Great Northern, an increase of 8801. An extraordinary general meeting of the mem bers of the Marine Investment Company (Limited) I was held yesterday at the London Tavern, when the special resolutions for the reconstruction of the company, and the formation of a new company, to be called the Marine Investment Corporation (Limited), with a capital of 250,0001., in 50,000 shares of 51. each, and the transfer thereto of the business and properties of the Marine Investment Company, were confirmed. A fifth call of 2/. 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the Millwall Freehold Land and Docks Company by the 28th inst. A call of 51. is to be paid on the shares of the City of Moscow Gas Company by the 28th inst. A call of 11. is to be paid on the shares of the Saloon Steam-packet Company (Limited) by 19th inst. A petition for the winding up of the Sequelin Oil Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Court of Chancery on the 2nd November : and on the 3rd November petitions for the winding up of the Financial Agency Company (Limited), the Cotton Plantation Company of Natal (Limited), and the Portuguese Contract Company (Limited). With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. E. F. Satterthwaite and Co. report as follows : At the latter erd of last and beginning of the present week the transact:ens is the London market for American securities were very surnames sad heavy in amount, aod the prices of all descriptions were oarriedoonsiderably whore the quotations of this day week. For the but two days, however, there has been • falling elf in the amount of bunions, and prices have slightly declined. United States. 5.20'5, which en Monday were taken as high as 73f, have given way to 72 73, mid Illinois Central shares after having botched 80 hove needed to 79 to f. The recent settlement developed a shortness in Erie*, the purchases for shipment to New Tort having been upon • large mak after being 47 they close 46. to 47. A very large business has been done in Atlantic and Great Western Bonds, chiefly in debentures and consolidated mortgage. The for mer have advanced 10 per cont., and even at the enhan.ed quotations are very seams and difficult to boy. The Nor Unita First and Seoand Mortgage Bona are also firmer all round. WIDIIIISDAT Erzinrs. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89/ to both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 220 to I. For the October settlement the bet price was 89i to 90. The official business repeat la as follows :—Three per Cent. Co fa far money, 8 4 /, ; ditto, for account, Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 1, 61, ex tv. ; New Three per Cents., 86i, 71. Indian Government securities were very quiet- Exchequer Bills were unaltered, the March being quoted 34. din. to 2s. prem., and the June 2s. dia. to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was generally better. There was a rift of 1 pe- cent. in Peruvian of 1865, Sardinian, and Turkish of 1862 ; in Italian of 1861 ; 2 in Peruvian of 1862 ; lin Spanish Passive, to in Mexican, I in Greek, and lin Spanish Certificates. On the other hand, Brazilian Bonds of 1863 declined 1 per cent., and Turkish of 1865, e. There were inquiries for the Confederate Cotten Bonds, for which 6 per cent. was bid. The Italian State Domain Loan was in great demand in the afternoon, and, after standing at 71 to 73, closed firmly at 74 to 76. 0. Delos'. I 841• L 1 16 e Mitt 100 - 100' 105 108 06 1 - 101 i NI i 8 0 94 1071 I MINES.-(TBIS DAY.) Uzi o'Czocz. The mining market to-day is active, and therii is, in particular, a good demand for shares* in Chiverton Moor, Great Wheal Vor, Prince of Wales, Tresavean, and East Lovell ; East Wheal Russell and Marke Valley shares, however, are lower. Prices are now quoted as follows, viz. : —Chiverton Moor, 6to ; Great Vor, 25 to 26; Prince of Wales. 225. 6d. to 255. ; Tresavean, 7 to 8 ; Wheal Clifford, 14 to 13} ; East Caradon, to 8} ; and East Russell, 3} to I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (HE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Market ►ery dull, and prices fa►onr purchasers. NAN between 8,000 and 10,000 tales. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Scow.-The market continues dull, and prices are now 6d. below those of last week ; the private sale' include • Trinidad. low, at 26e. rid. to 27.. ; Jamaica, 295. lid. to 31s. 6d. ; Granada, 275. to 27a. 6.1. Refined-Prices cone time to rule in buyers' favour ; brown lumps, 425. ed. G'orres.-The parcebr brought to public sale continue to realise the full valuations. Plantation Ceylon, triage, 40s. to 675. ; fine ordinary to lowmiddling, 735. to 79a. ; middling and good middling, 80s. to 86s. 6d. ; native Ceylon sold at 68a. 11.1. for fine ordinary ; 72... to 725. 6.1. for superior; and low to good ordinary, 641. to 675. (locos.-Business has been done at firmer prices. Tri nidad middling to floe red, 80s. to 915.; superior, 109 s. to 1235.; Granada, 70.. to 73a.; Surinam, 775. 6d. to 87s. TRA.-The public sales are progressing steadily, with. i out material change in prices. Rus.-A mall parcel sold at the previous currency. Fanir.-There is a fair demand for new currant. and Valencia raisins at the opening rates. SPICES.-There is less diapositiou to purchase and JIIIIIIIiCS ginger, and the value of the Ist= slightly declined. Pepper sold, Singapore, 30. to 3fd. ; • cassia lipea, second pile, 100 a. to 101 s. • pimento, ordi nary to good., 21d. to 2id. ; nutmeg , sm all to middling, ls. 2d. to 2e. 2d. ; ginger, Jamaica, ordinary to good, 60a. to 121 s. • Coobin, 69a. to It/a. ; Bengal, I.Trs. fid. to 28s. SAGO 66 sold at the previous value; small and medium, 17s. lid. to 17s. ed. Aititowsoor.—at. Vincent's sold at 2itl. to 41. SALTPETEE.—sou bags sold at 225. for refraction 74, short prompt. INDico.—The next quarterly sales of FAA India an trod for the 9th October. Corrinc.—Holders haring accepted reduced prices, a far busisedis has been transacted. JCTIS has sold at an average decline of 20s. per ton : common to fine, 131. 10a. to U. 6s. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The tallow market to-day is quiet, at the following prices :—Town tallow, 445. 91. net ; Petersburg Y.C. ma the spot, 43e. :id., old; ditto new, 46e. ; October to De cember, 46a. 3d. ; December, 475. ; January to Kaiak 475. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There are a few more beasts than on Thursday last, still the supply is not large. Trade is not so brisk as on Monday, and it is difficult to realise on top quotations. Although the number of sheep is by no means large we have difficulty in effecting a clearance. Trade is slow and prices generally rather lower than on Monday. There are a few more calves but choice qualities are still dear. Our foreign supply ?waists of 530 beasts ; 1,040 sheep ; 190 calves ; and 115 pigs. Per stone of BThs s. d. it Per stone of Blbs. ad. ad. Hein Scots, Herefds. 6 6 6 10 Best pnsetHf.bdsBh 0 0 0 • Best Short.horns 6 4 6 8 Best Long-w00f5.... 5 6 6 141 B.v-end quid. Waste 4 0 4 6 Do. do. Shorn... . 00 • 0 Calves Ilgs Beet Dna&llll.breds 6 2 0 4 Lambs Beasts at market, 1,010 : 9 1 0, WO. sod lambs, 6,670; eaves, fah SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the fal lowing prices :—Prime old plover, from 110 s. to 1205.; inferior ditto, from 955. to 1055.; prime old bay, • from 9.'u. to loos. ; inferior ditto, from 85s. to 90a.; prime new clover, from 90s. to 100 s.; inferior, 60a. to 80s.; prime new hay, from 755. to 86s. ; inferior ditto, from 40s. to 6:is. ; straw, from 36e. to 455. BARNET FAIR. --(THIS DAY.—THURSDAY.—This morning (Thursday) a few droves o Welsh ponies and aged horses were on sale, but were cleared out of the meadows to make mom for the horse races. The pleasure fear is crowded with country folks, and the metropolitan holiday makers are arriving at Barnet by thousands. A lugs force of police is also in attendance. CLARE MARKET RAGGED SCHOOLS—On Tuesday nearly 200 of the children belonging to the above schools, accompanied by their teachers, made their annual country excursion, Petersham park being the pLice selected. The weather was moat ttuplopitious, frequent showers of rain interfering moat annoyingly with the sports of the chil dren. Notwithstanding, running matches were organised and spiritedly contested, and games of football, cricket, kiwin-the-ring, Ac., found their usual admirers. An ex cellent dinner was provided by Mr. Earee, of Hackney road, and the whole party returned home safely, some what damp perhaps from the rain that had fallen during I the day, but in the most exuberant spirits. The children I were accompanied by the Rev. M. Rose. the minister of I Clam Market chapel, and Mr. Palmer, the hon. secretary. SHOCKING OUURRENGE.-011 Tuesday afternoon, on the arrival of the train from Briglitlingsea,due at Wives hoe station at 1.20, the stationmaster, Mr. John Hammond, was seen either to fall, or what has obtained more general belief, to throw himself upon the metals in front of the train. The driver of the engine instantly shut off the steam, ' but so sudden was the act, and so near the train, that it I mold not be stopped until after the engine, tender, and one or two of the carriages had passed over his legs, almost cutting them off close above the ankles. He was immediately placed upon a stretcher, and the train from Colchester having been stopped, the engine and guard's van were used to convey the sufferer to Colchester, whence he was removed to the town hospital. On his arrival there he was promptly attended by Mr. Johnson, the house surgeon ; but he was so much exhausted that it was hared he could not bear the amputation of his legs, and it is very doubtful whether he can recover. The un fortunate man. who had only recently been appointed to the office of stationmaster, having been previously a booking clerk at the Ipswich station, had been noticed to be in a very desponding state for some days past. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT A COLLIERY. —SHIELDS, WEDNESDAY.—A destructive fire occurred last night at Backworth new pit, in the Northumberland Steam Colliery district, not far from this town. About 11 o'clock a boy had been in a cabin taking some oil from a naphtha cask, when it took fire, and the wooden erection was soon in dames. The fire extended to the screens and other wood work at the mouth of the pit, and it became extremely alarming. A large number of men were employed in ex tinguishing the fire, and the engines were brought oat from Shields ; but it was 8 o'clock this morning before it was got out of the woodwork and coals at the bank. A considerable amount of mischief was done. The machinery for hauling the men and materials out of the pit has been disabled, as t h e spear legs upon which the pulleys ma have been burnt away. Bat t'ortnnately Backworth pit is double shafted, and the men and lads who were working in the mine at the time of the fire were got out by the shaft of Beck worth old pit. Thu damage done is roughly estimated at between 21101. and 300 f. CORNISH /41nrnste.—The surplus mining popula tion of Cornwall is being rapidly cleared out ofthe county, some hundreds haring commenced work in various parts of England in the course of the last three weeks. North umberhued and Staffordshire bare each taken a fair awe for sesploymeat in mines, and heavy contrasts in ANL i and Rent have provided labour for a large number Muslims counties. Yorkshire, too, has had an instalment, and 1 there is every prospect that before long Cornwall will not have more miners within her borders than she needs.