The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-14 00:00:00

TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING , OCTOBER 14 , 1867 • _____ --- . ___----.., •• • k ' 1 : 1 :Ell NII.7IIDEIt AT Wth 11..11 . it• 11. THE POLICE COURTS. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT LISCITRIIMIL ;UDELL SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) MONEY II A, 1 sloCuS. I Pd. I GI. prices. 1 Hatee. INQUE•ST.-(T HIS DAY.) (THIS DAY.) ~-____ gso,oroo BrlittshOoint.Op.ct.,lB72 , 100 ••• -• - (THIS DAY.) WOOLWICII, 14..5 - I , AT. --re.- ORDINARY 6LIAJUIR AND STOOLS. lO.OOO Do. 189111 la 1 - - ;lie Coroner for .- :. forenoon Mr. C. .I. Carttar. the coroncr for WORSHIP•STRBET. -- Can. Gov.a p. a., 1877-86. lIN 1 l ot IN 1011 2 s h. I pd . I nmways. i Closing prices I Sales to-day ...- I Do.eperetren.ltAog. 1 1110 1 99 101 - In the Stock at the University K .„ ~ ,.1.1 an inquiry at the Royal Oalc Tavern, New. A LADY nEATING A WoluttioUsg CtRL, on Saturday. Ito 1 p.re. ...- , Do.eperet.Mar.K4si . 1410 199 let - crease of butanes VS attending the V....,:u1ei1, resiacting tho death of Mary Gulden, Mrs. Mary Gay, an engineer and railway contractor's N. 100 WINK end teeter --, 82 64 1 - vort4„2oll Do. Swot Jrni.e.fu 100 88 00 11011 1 6F.6.506 Do. liperal Ins.ina 1041 87 69 _ • markets ia flat, .0 in the 2nd Life .., , . ~,i aid nine months. wife, residing at 34, Park-rutd, Old Ford, attended, in !! .W 8.... ~..._ .'aled. .._ . _ onlan - ......... - • 1031 104 i xd 1031 2i 100.000 Careol to IllopeSper.lB72 , 100 103 165 - .• r . mut lo , r, on being e x amined , said that the deceased answer to a summons taken out at the instance of the - ". '.•'..'"11 ---- - - - 66 46 ment of the pay] - Do. d0.11P3-1900 100 1071 1681 - hi;ls. un the morn 20 MI Own wan __ _ _ ..... _ II 6 - .. I....otimate child. Anuther man, not its father, parish authorities of Mile-end Old Town, which charged. St 100 Dahlia and BelleetTuno' 73 76 .... i Do. do. 188040! 100 107 100 - Sequent large il on -1 1ac,... Lleonis. 0 b .ing with ler. named Roder, a tlerinAu baker. her with having violently assaulted Betsy Brown, a girl En. WO Dandee,PerthotAlidJn; 70 DI - .. - I Do . do. 10044 , 100 105 107 - ine...i.ty she left the child in hie care on going to aged 14, in her employment as domestic servant. VO I Inet London - 1114,200 Do.lip.e.Ap.&oo.lllloo' 100 96 OS - As, however, th ~ the solicitor to ,It was then quite well, but on her return ahu Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, of Arboursquare,Stepney, lee all Do. Scrip- ---.- -•- 101 l Ceyloo,ll or. 1,43, ep.ct ' 106 103 106 - by the Bank L. treed and injured. She went to the police to attended for the prosecution. Si. 100 Glasgow and S. Medan 108 110 - 1 , 3, Do. 1974, do.. 100 1111 112.1 - fof the crown, and 33 l 1a ty 10 ' 44 00. 1871 d 0... 104 106 ter - is as much as iii ~, ei in charge, and during her absence he left the Complaisant that about three weeks since ohs 88 K. Great Easton ont 61 1 W 1 Ise, , Dimities I pee et,18711 100 103 105 - ~ I .eWiA awl Lew s, Bt. 105 Do. Z. Ana Stk. No I 4 6 left the schools b e e=g to the workhouse of Mile-end in. 100 o f .,..l nofah - o ' nkod .,, w ' •-• 1 6 1 6 - 070,0" De. 1878' 100 lOC 1311 -. proportion of w - _ WO, Do. 1881 100 106 107 who is in custody - . I ',,, ce, the wife of a shoemaker, who lived in Old Town,of which she was then an inmate, and entered Sa. 100 Green Northern „ _.., lee 11l - blishment by the .t resin, said the had heard the man beat the child into the service of the defendant as servant, and to occa- Se. 100 Do.A 1 Amen° dlr. an. 116 117 1161 WO, Do. 1893 100 101 106 - ion, and Inspector , ,41. On W e d nes d a y ( s h e eee ti eee ,t) 1 s.w sionally mind the baby. About a week after the defer - 8 1. 100 Doll I U 169. c. is paldß 1 125 - 106, NatalGov.6p.e.Ap.&•/c. , 100 101 101 186,100 New Brons.Gov.6perci. ' 100 101 103 - - reasonable to sea i•. the ch i ld from half-past 10 o'clock to 11. I was dent chastised her, and on Saturday beat her with a stick 84 . 100 Do Da net lay atm* - - 1,1,85,800 Now South Wales Gov., , find its way in ,ii the c.ise for the - through the keyhole. I said, " You vagabond, if and broom across the head, back, and arms (witness here Z . LI 0f 4:14 ,.. . 748 , 4 1 : W 44 8. _ON' . )! , 84 71 Li sp. cent.,1671 to 1876 100 67 99 ._ 471 1 I I nightly settleme Ariovright, of tho ) . not step beating that child I will give you to the turned up her sleeves and exhibited a quantity of bruises). at 100 Do.StourVal.dualiiil .... 6671,900 Do. 6p. 0.1698 to 1895 11N94 96 94 i , 1. i't ederkk spry, :sod have you mobbed by the boys in the She left the house on the following day, and having re- N. 100 pc, &a 9k w a l es . , „, .. - 80,070 D0.5p.c.r,1507 to 1376 190 081 1.01 091 s t oc k s has just ci evseut during the btr. , t. - lie said, "I have a right to beat my presented the matter to a constable was conveyed back to St. 100 Do. W. M61.-OxlOnl, 25 90 - 160,000 New Zealand Oper neat 100 - - 1.0u0,600. Do. - aper cont. 103 94 gi - on Wednesday own c l dl,l. - I told the mother. She said, " lie only beats the workhouse. It 100 Do. Do. Newport; 39 SI IL K 1 1 00 00 Leacesture&Tmle' IW} 127 i - 6i0,0001 Do. 6 per cent tat . 1801 lose 1 - ranges from 2 ta, lied." I said. " Nonsense. I know the differ- In cross.exiunination complainant admitted it was with - 100,000 Do ee.1491 inne&Dec 100 1061 167 - in reply to a jury. race. - II o .hook the child after he beat it. Ile then a cane she was beaten, that her mistress had shown great Llb .11riehtnoku.Coast 84 541 34i 4 1 Bt. 100 LondretChathant&Dov 101 20 191 1 260,000, Nova Scotia 6p. a., 1916 r 100 101 103 - supply of railwa , Sion to the Huniu k•ft tii•l lockc.l the child up. He returned in an kindness to her when she fi rst entered her service, St 100 &Last Rxten.A6p.o. It 14 •••• miskseq Queensland Gov. 6p. ot. 100 . 981 994 - hr. •agh t before the l ie u , . and heat the child again. I abused and had got up for her several articles of wearing Bt. 100 Loudon& hori'd Wean.; 1131 1141 111 131 14 1,177.450 Do. Do. 101 .... , 100 I 88! 99; 101 i increased. bloc' 'le tw.l his inquiry h i s .. I seal not help it. The next day be apparel. W. 100 London&SoothWeetors' 03 84 :3 31 MOW B.Aost Gov.' p. o. 137.77 ' 100 - - • I - ingly given way, called on not and said, " The child is dead." I said, 'o - Miss Rachel Finley, the schoolmistress of the work- St. 100 Iran. iher.,AiLlneolnabl 60 50i De. 1871 and verde. ; 100 i I M 108 - ionght the ends of 124 4 060,000, Vlc.Gov.6p. c. Jan. loly 1 100 1 111 112 111/ land and Caled won br, ..i ter your ithusage." He said, " I only beat i it ; house of Mile-end Old-town, said that the... 11. K 2 MKNI3 O . II Wa r - - ..- •• : In, 124 LOOO.OOO Do. II p. ca *eel Ant.l tee 1 109 110 K. 109 i 1 11.1\111,.; the accused we D ... esteuwon, olvi-i 100 Illser d loilarV Aß lffidsio!! I li I I: foreign bonds ha b ut ~ a better off now, for it is an angel in heaven." I plainant was brought back to the workhouse, and that es. - --. YORKION MINN S. „,d.1... VO,l will never be an angel in heaven after your she found some severe bruises on the girl's back and arms , -. No. 1 11h. 1 Moms. IPt id. puma Wee. The money ms Alhany.street, a trestnemt of that child." I then ran for the police. He together with sonic that appeared to be older. On Mon- 10 10 Do. do. do. - - 1 that he was with went away. I left my lodgings because the child was day she was examined by Inc doctor. 10 ell Do. &SL John's-wood - - St. 100 Midland .-, ,- - Kea. 5 Alareillos Limited ) __ ... all 111 ad' - payment of the i sidoi.her. Wit. bc.,too. In answer to the magistrate, /20 1 1 33 100,600 1 Aeglo-Bras.Gold(lda.) - ne,ooo 10 n aa i n ,,th m P IP 4881 7., 18 1.1 per cent.; - - Mey Ilarratt, another lodger. gave similar evidence. The witness said that the girl was a dull scholar, but 5L,,,. 100 1 sorth D°. itrißlzlL.... aft Derby. B _4 9 33 ) . - 16.5,0, le Cape Copper (Limit/ 7 pit bee - change, 1. ille •leceaseti was slie hail dean' the man boat the child when its mother was invariably quiet and well conducted.use .. st. ko , D o. kua,rortaiiuno: - -' - 25, 2 CapulaBliver (Limited 324. I 01 - over to him .it the -et int .he heard the latter laugh at the time. He Mr. James Sleek, the relieving officer, stated that the lin .i. . • Bt, 100 ,N. Nestern-Berwick .. Pm - Console are qi here were two or used to beset it every morning aed evening, and it made her defendant subsequently came to the workhouse and asked 26 lei ; Do. G. N. R. Pura - - - 10 . la nookoo (manse) ....; Ise 1 le hol two or three head ache to hear it. if the girl had retarned . She was replied to in the affir- St. 100 ' Do, Leeds __ __ 82 113 - 76,16 1 Don Pedro, N. D u = 14a I2pa 21 - pm 3-16 to 3-16, or hon.i•olion of the A Juror The child has been murdered ! motive , and she then added that she had struck the BL 100 Do. York ---- • • 94 95 941 16, 8 Del Rey ( 11 ii r die - The Three per ea 100 Do. Carlisle - 116, 2 mama (Molted) ..- 1 id - ,11.i,aat 12, and Helen Barrett, who had let the mom to the mother of girl with a cane, and that she was sorry for it. 134 60. I ontino&Bolivlailekt 11 i - per Cents. ate t little before I, tt , child, said the German had stated that he beat the Medical evidence was adduced, showing that the girl a s 1 1 0 Da p°. B dr., k l t Bllo-01 Thiran t 1 - 33 1 _ 35 - 20.0012 20 I all 115 17 - The railway ni us' called at the chill because it did notesy " tate " when it got a thing. had sustained several bruises. fla. 106 North London _..- .. 116 117 - 33,000 11 spends (Limped) ,238. I I Or: .... .1. soil fora pint She (witness) did nut consider it her business to interfere . In answer to the charge, the defendant said that the 10 li , Do. do., 1806- ~.1 1 Ii pm - 66,00 4 3 gleam ( Limited ) ,) I all 1l sd - has declined 1 p A.. 0 1..65t the time. Dr. J. B. Hyley cued that he had found several braises girl's conduct had ou several occasions been very pro- et. 100 North Steffordshlre.... 66 M - 7,927; 6 Lotitanisa (Lialtedl-1 1111 4 1 - yor.i and it half in on the child's head. They were the result of recent blows. yoking, and she had since regretted that she had allowed 8 8 4 . 4. 1 1 00 00 14 8br . C on.b a .W 4 ' 1471 . J o to 1 00 1 11 _tre Unto] .... 66 67 - - 80.004 4 Permian° Copper (I ) I j Idle par 5 ° 771 W° 610711 a Sookre, 5 .Pest s/ens Gold Ala.) If i Ipra. - politan, Great W .......,1 were to• There was a mark of a blow on the forehead. That wee her temper to go so far as to strike the girl. of woo eo , PontetwodffilverLowl NE I 0 15 -• t. They turned caused by a blow. The child was convulsed previous to Me Newton said that she bad a proper remedy, but she S et' IX South a gamewn Thiveu.... : .- .: C a li ' 4 '4 eat i Li.•,000 6 Poet Phillip 1 11 11 - Dover, 1. The ~i.out ii; yand4 death. that would show that the brain had been in- hail chosen to take the law into her own handy, and for go ga i d nak w a ki n eya:sii 14 94 - 12,000 60 Royal Cobra Copper - 4311 .- - - you hear those inred. A post-mortem examination of the body proved the offence, which he regarded as one of the most horrible St 100 Taff Yale - ... ..... _' 113 146 - .... .. Roma Grande - Metropolitan, 1 - No." When that the brain was conTeateil. The blow on the forehead that had ever come under his notice, he ordered her to pay 10 6 Do. 0 , ...... ......1 -- pm - 120,000 1 Soottlah Amen/ (Lica; 1 :1! lit - to i ; London a ith their mouths , was the cruse of the injury. There were marks of violence a fine of 101., with the alternative of three months' impri• 84 . 1 100 wiaerana 18 17 8 800 / 4 7 1 •••• - I '-' 11,0001 20 St, John dal Rey lAin. If IMI 11l 10 1 8 .Waterloo * Whitehall, -• I ••••• Atte; so muted merman Urn 181 11 11 Midland, 119 i , when voice one c'. r the body that could only have been caused by Mows. sonment. 30.000 I Vallntigoria Go cl (L. 1 11 dk -• off into the road. Mrs. Boyce, recalled, said that she bad seen the child The defendant, who seemed to feel her position acutely, 10,00. to vans:envoy coal (us. a as dk - 127 to i ; Caledc 1 the report of tire thrown across the room by the G erman . paid the fine and left the court. BRITLYIL POWII2IB.IOSB. 0000 10 T al 84444 z 4 (7 . 1 ° 11444 ) 7 '"' - - 68 i to / ; Great n_ light beard. who The Coroner asked if there was any hope that the police - •••• WEI4TMLNSTER. IIL I Pd. 1 ltertwere I movuteriere. I es ~. 60,000 1 Worthing (Limited) _ els l b - ern, 109 1 to 110 t..t smoke near ili4 w . .iI.I be able to discover the whereabouts of Roder. ATTACK troN TO .! roues: AT CHELSEA. 76.400 1 Yorks Peohnola(Llies.; an •,ioiry.a. were, and Inspector Brown said that he thought he should be ableleo , all Allentlo&St. Lawrence] 66 68 - 4 &.000 8 Tadansinateoe (Lot! all / 1 1 - 1-1611 Chatham, and I I. It •• i sin ...hot." to find him. Illargarrt iallow, • • well-known and very troublesome U. 100 Nom.Bar.&C.ln.pp.c.l 102 103 1021 Si e ,11..•1, nod when reatitute • Joncnk Edwards and A7li:rtiartis Stannard were 10 114 t Do. Y Shares Dr. Ityley stated that the body of the deceased was g • - ", Par bin - .51UT1311 MINES. to i ; and Brigh no , 1••••iittoly, and riverad with bruises. It would have taken thirty falls to rat placed before the magistrate. and then succeeded by a 161 an I &lath , a Lake Hama at 4 - No. I Sh. I Minas. I Pd. Ra. prime Balsa Foreign stoclu second batch consisting of Jansen Oats, Williams Cons, John 10 'MI Do. Prvair*a"^ 6 0 noun,.; I to the Lave caused the injuries be discovered on the body of the Dickinson, and John Dicks, charged with creating a riot /A° ' lO O 1 3°S1 , psr *. l/sL°S con e Gld l , 724 l" es n -• AW.I run down [Aid. The blows must have been indicted with the which listed upwards of an hour, and violently attackin M. .10e oat. art lasterney. as - - -• 2 2 1: 900 "11 .....: CU Cb D, l d v o ntui' re . Co itinei: n. cr, : n5ek. .,......... ) k 8 :1 ns v l 4 4 7 t 4 - the speculative t.:qd yards dowa clenched fist. When beaten the child was in a very weak the police. There were several other offenders who o St lOG Canal'. & Deckle. c. 6 19 04 ••• IRMO .. Drakewalls .1,p.:0 a c thinan rarer from delicate health. - 61 -- 8084 Basset 711141PN- l 6l I/ - 31) to I, and 1 a way. The men The Coroner adjournol the inquest in order to give the ClCl Se P•d ver . li constables were called in support of the charge. lee 1 all Dernerare,7pcperpref. 99 11l - 6,1 .. Last Caration . -.. .LI 6 6at St 1100 Mad Bengal go. 6 do.. .1 103 104 - tall win had a slice time to Arrest the German, Roder. Police -constables Mayes, :106 11, stated that at a little SO 1 1 ° Do. do. 6 do• •1 - - 6. .. Ewe Caro Brea • it, .. WA Grenville 16.6 2 2. - bought he Ind a it Igo 'last Indian go. sdo i lie 11l Hei 1 Passive, 114 to in dark clothes. --- - -- - - after 12 on Saturday night he found the woman Fallow Chebia.i. s r 5 Da L Shares l, .. Nast Lovell - was fair, and his TILE BRADFORD ELECTION. creating a great disturbance in Queen's-road Esst, It 2 pen CI 100 lilneael Trunk owanivial 174 181 -• 4, .. R.W. Russell (Tavistk.) 111.7.5 1 4 - Egyptian, 1 . 864 , He endeavoured to persuade her to go away ; bat found it net a s D n . m ni i n icita m i , Fs 56 - trembler a ht. Minya, al 3 4 - United States 1 w! , • fired the - :;11. After speak- NOMINATION (THIS DAY). necelsary to take her into custody, her conduct being IN NI Do. Wore. limas ..1 47 St - 12.5001 4 Groat Limey (Limited) , an 17 18 id 171 6.0001 .. Groat South Yarns I 1er.62 i - cent the press so exceedingly bad. She won no sooner captured than ll* all Do• led WM 8 . 11,6 •1 69 al -• 9 L, 31CDOttlia. (en TELEGRAPH). 6,908 1 .. G. W. Toe (Holston) - Edwards and Stannerd came up, and obstructed the officer 1 0 I Lil Do. Do. 1 1 . Prot ii n t".'X• • i ~,,1 0 ILI - pith McDonnell to cowl .. Grenville - Railway shares 1 BRADFORD, 31.111,31". in the execution of his duty, endeavouring to take the ‘" "" ' 4t " 9Thf• 510 t.., 93 " _ he accbtritt. Did VI. 1100 IRKS ledlais Peniumb‘l 1074 1044 102 17i 1,024, .. &rods Fool - Central show at The nomination to supply the vacancy mused prisoner away from him. The policeman received some le l e n I D e. , e , e . • psr cool. - .... pal S• 0001 .. Mansion Downs , 5.10.6 II n - ~it M:Donurdl. when a general attack was made upon 10 i 5 1 Do. Now do. -..1 1 - 890. .. Margaret I Uny Leask 12.17.6 11 8 Anglo-Amerio take for some one by the death of Mr. Wickham , in the representation of suiat°, 11 am 71 9,000 .. Marks Valley 1 6.10.5 Ili 61 -• Erolford, took place this morning ; the Mayor acting as them by , a large mob of rough characters who had 10 1 I I Do. New 11pin -• K,060, 4 liwyody Iron Ore s a i l s slate - are without than assembled. The polioe, who were reinforced, be- 011. ,100 Ca• ',of indisrg7Cp7c . L" 10.4 100 - e Turk's Head forKO .. New 8at0n ........... 6O 45 66 -, returning officer. A vast eeneourse assembled in came the general object of attack ; stones were thrown IL 1 100 Do 41 rer Net ....•; 94 96 - lively. leaving there till 700. .. North Rogow- .. . front of the hustings and in the adjoining street% There in all directions, and they were covered with mud. The 1 1 " ii-, ak a " D „,‘ S i ch '' t.rn cd p ,,, C " .1 .1 ,4 a a 1 l 98 141 106 101 NI - tin one following 5.640, - North Wheal Cro ft ; - 2.13.0 3; 4 - Financial sha fair oceiirre,l iron, were two candidates proposed, Mr. Edward MAU, of mob increased, as did the number of constables, and a 1 ,,,,i a Do. do. do. 1877-n. 18684 E d - 0,000 , ltr o °seer United I 5.110 e i 2 - dozen of the latter, after being "pulled by their tails" 10 $ I n di an (Li n gi o d :, - -die 1,1931 .. videDoo (U. Lelent)' NV nso - Financial are qt et '.. . caradon mt. close) 18 410 420 -' 2" di s. ; Genera y.-tenky. London, and Mr. Matthew Wm. Thompson, of Pezkgate,_ and pushed in every direction, succeeded in capturing the et. 100 Madras goer. 6p. cwt; IN 104 - •I , lrei‘ed tolfenry Ruiseley, near Leeds. s,is .. nth Condarrow mks, I /et. ...1, 1 .4 a, . above defendants, and conveyed them to the station. Evi- M. 105 Do. de. 11 d0...1 95 97 N 109 Do. do. 14 d 0...! 91 93 .- 4 .. 11. W. Frances (Mopa) 16.18.9 35 40 - Foncier, 51 to bi The Maser, declared Mr. Thompson had the show of dense having been given showing that all bad taken part - the liberty of writ- We all Do. 711th Ertenolon .- .... 02 .. Stray Park N.16.5 4 6 - that can swear to hands, and a poll was demanded for Mr. Ma ll . in the disturbance, ell all Melb. and 11056.6, Bey 61 61 - -8, .. Tin ikon - I tank shares I ma g . .ing to bury The town is in a state of great excitement. The contest Witnesses were called on behalf of Dicks and Dickinson iia IA D n . 61 , at. p,y.10801 is 66 664 0. .. West Basset (Morsel lf i 1 I "" extent at the psi Lin not he able to is expected to be close and severe . Mr. Thompson is still to show that their identity had been mistaken . _ t .. W. Camden (Liskeard) 1 61 7 9 -• In the first batch, Fallow was committed for A month, IT t a w 21. De. R.of e e ' SJL et ei °ay e it . 9, 18 1 6 i so ft 63 3 a - West Chlverton - The Tasmania I you all about it. an iavdid at Dresden, aud did not appear. Edwards and Stannard fined 100., or 14 days. In the 01. 01/ (kande, _pia. 6 perm:LC 103 104 103 -* . „ West Satan am, yours truly, 51 • _ Wit. Basset allogita) 1 174 811 90 , 0001 . in 'Peel' second batch, Oats and Cruse were committed for a month 01. 100 Do. Dena do.- - lOl4 1021 1011 21 - W 16 Do. do. do.- --: 6 „ .Wh. Boller (Iteeratal. 11l 25 27 -• The advises I 0. t. S. He re- WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) each, sa d Dicks and Dickinson, receiving the benefit of a st 881. 4548 1 - ,100 Do, ruedinth do ~. , 102 103 - EN .. IW_ . ,MaryAnu (Maass.) . 1 0 16 18 doubt, were discharged.se. .. . Wheal toll lO3 115 .. for England of slay. He did not IL IN Da Winn. llot do. i 57 b 9 - ._„....___ 1.049 - Mb. Tredowww maxi iito 6 7 Om 1111111 t.. ....nbi 4). t. :,. ri, re- WILTHICR. REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) s.!ay. 110 did not ,t..rtlay, who said , the inspector of llonrar, Ornaumut 14, 6 A.B. 1 IiAIIIC wax Annie • I 1 r.l lAlierse. Pee. 18. T. W. ,Ito:ss- , ---, W. R. il 40 Iseetal.tnce.l hint 1211.1 D. O. H. ...Ls./ the smoke 5..--. , -.-_ l , -.--.- -..--I- -1- amen wax 0 slight Tatra •:29t9 49 .A E. 41 1 . W. Cr 0.02 2 N fsc e. The man Aberdeen 1 - :- - -I - ! - - - - Lath .5,1 the ether man Ardromen ni.oo 45 E. 2' 3 E. 010 Osi 1 GreencesUe.....9.47 52 8. b. 4 2 W. r I 0.12 - :r of the two men Valcutle 29.50 34' E. :1 7 8. Irb .0.2 4 ti., Turk's Heal. Roches Pant 29.472!• W. 3 5 . 8. I mlc. 4. 3 1 . u.,,..1 1.,1 there 0, E.N.K. I ..r . 0.1::1 - 11, ro were sever.," 11 11 717E:el -129 5554: E.'s. K. i 2 5 I Penzance 29.."... f..:, B.W. 1 8 B.S.W. I r., '0.12. 3 lid/rime:l was oh Brad ~ . .0.6:, 57: S. !4 5 i B.W !ofr 1- 1 6 ie rile!' when wit- Larient '29.65 57 8. !4 1 W.N.W. c., 10041 2 Cleat the time the lotbefort 29.77:4, S.E. 4 2 0. c .0.05 ; 2 xl.cak on politics. Plymouth ltt no 5d 8. 1 3 0 Z. or 6.311 3 Lome, and they Weymouth !frt... ts 5.0. W. .4 0 7.. ,fc ' .1.22 3 yi took. P0214m00411 29.71 5.'. 8.0. W. , 2 3 N. E. 'cc 9. sl. 2 London '29.72:0' M. I 1 2 ES. E. cri , 0. , 0, - Straw!, surveyor. Yarmouth.- 29.76 51' 8.8. E. :2 4 8. .r I 9.35 of :Southampton. Bcar'nrough. 29.72 471 S. 12 4 N. irn 10.211 :1 301e:/s 2/.72 421 E. 2 2 N.C. rm 0.11 6 trcet, Grosvenor. holder - . trcet, Grosvcnnr tl:• wife of Wm. •r .igno.l Harriet husband had for teV, said it ything to do wish was up against the 1 oclock, nr five e play. He lea 4 one. My husband )er in Ha it why he difl not id at the Tark's ic other a dark the way front the Roll and AtuAwn -in. or gin. is i:oth own were was Shoot half a ,lark ni:in with he Turk's Head, o , m; laon cater :he.o young n:en tau any sii!le,an,: foll:wed too u. up I lost bight the other two. ie report of tire ab New o.foril ie ...one two men •b• 1 Ix for.:-street. e the light the coo." .ine.l a female, i.ot trove/I. thoubtache near tile inc notice 'tier I got lure. 11-toe 140 W told n .y last in; in George eethr Thompison Seting. I dill ill Iran till lint he tall non worn after to aec REMARKS. ...... More Sabin'lir a strong southerly wind has blown at Valenti& and 14:11.01t e, Lot at all other stations winds have been light old sartable. boesnetrieal preruree are lea than on Sa turday; now they are increasing n the east and moth east. ac inagnniel light southerly winds in the Chancel. where the tempernture is high. The lowest premature is In the west. and the alibis in the north are easterly. Rain has fallen at all ear ittlions since Saturday—the greatest amount has been In Ireland. We read in the City article of the Tibles:— "Representations have been received u to the willingness of the creditors of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited) to show some forbearance to the ruined shareholders, from whom they arc in a position to exact not only •10s. in the pound, but the ample rate of 5 per cent. interest, while in the open market it is scarcely possible to obtain 1 per cent. should, however, any disposition of this kind be widely EL tertained, it can find practical expression only at a general meeting. A year ago a compromise might, doubt. lee, have been made by which the shareholders would have ken altogether freed from their liability for interest, but the proceedings of the Defe"ce Committee of course ren dered such a concession impossible. Nevertheless, th e public would now he glad if the pressure could be in any degree mitigated, and especially in the cue of those share holders who in ser availed themselves even indirectly of the obstructions aet up, bat paid the !calls made upon them from time to time according to the utmost of their power." The Irish Railway Commission 'will be con stituted as follows :—Sir Alexander Young Spearman, Bart., John Fow:cr, Esq., C.E., John Mulholland, Esq., Seymour Clarke, Esq., and Christopher Johnstone, Esq. ; IV. Neilson Hancock, Esq., LL.D., will act as secretary. The first meeting will be held on Monday the 2lst in the rooms of the commission in Victoria-street. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAT.) HALF•PAST Two o'CLocc. 10.1.41 in in the th tt t of the I.l;th afterward. at v li..te ~no v.v.,. who orl,r I evidence Anchor. and the 11. i 1, and as to CO Tun past roun.l lie Leant then ran past followed. and a iloutor." • • inovv.l tl:e •i.le. fle heard ractoil big mien at the i:ull and hid he noticed who 11; :snit his :tack took place. e l in sivithanip in Dublin ion ising to serve ii of the 27th houvo for the between eight tunlay. when in livani of a had ever taken An estrblishment for supplying bankers clerks with goods on the co-operative principle continues to be In operation. It is called the Bankers' Clerks' Stores, ;.:0, Budge-row, Cannon•street. The plan adopted is simply to act as agents between the manufacturer and consumer, at a small per centago on the cost, and to keep in stock those articles only which are of daily consumption, and are generally in use." During the intervals of settling a large amount of business was transacted. Honesty remained first favourite, but be did not go very steadily, 8 to 1 being laid and offered after 7 to I had been taken. Julius, Wroughton, and Knight of the Garter all had a healthy look, and there was an equal desire to lay against Friponnier as to back him. Blinkhoolie was in a trifle more request, but outside prices only were able t o be had.'AmongtheoutsidereAmmu nition, Thalia, and Archimedes were backed. Prices as follows: CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 8 to 1 apt Honesty (t sod off) 100 to 8 Julius (t) 14 to 1 Wroughton (t) 100 to 7 Friponuier (t and off) 100 to 6 Knight of the Garter (t) 100 to 0 Actws (t) 23 to 1 Blinkhoolic (off, t3oto 1) 1000 to 30 Ammunition (t and off) 40 to 1 Lsneret (off, t3oto 1) 40 to 1 Rodomonta (off, t 50 to 1) 50 to 1 Thalia (t) 1000 to 13 Archimedes (t and off) BS. I pd . I RArway , I on Satosing urday. I prices Sa to 1 p.les to-day ru. M. 100 ilrimol and &tam —; 82 84 I - St 14/4 .!siedotilan __.. .. _ 103} 104} xd 1031 2} S. MO Cambrian _.. _ _ 34 44 - 84. 100 Dubin) and g _sas s ellsat Ty no 73 76 - 8t 100 Dander,rert3otAl4Ja 70 11 20 8 last London I -.- - 100 all Do. Scrip_.. -- —.- .. - 8t 100 Glasgow and S. Wedelns 108 110 - It 100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 321 $2 333 }3 21 84. IN Do. Z. Ana. Ilk., N 0.2 4 6 - Bt 100 OrtatNorth of &Oland 15 16 - 8t 100 Ores* Northern _ lO4 111 - Si. 100 Do.A J Arlan° dr.. an 116 117 1101 IL 1011 Do. R I Ul6 p. e. Is paldß 123 125 - 84. 100 Do. Oat Det Dtv. Stock - -.- 84. 100 fit South it West ara l l 114 /11 - St. 11l Great Western .. -.- 1 47} 48 471 II i 86. 100 Do.StourVal.Ouatitk -. 86. 100 Do. South Wales . , -. .. - 31. DO Do. W. DDI.-OrtOnt, 25 90 - 84. 100 Do. Do. Ns rt; 19 31 - 8t MO Laucasture& Y ' 196} 127} - 81. 100 Lan .11riehtn..9.4.Ceast 64 541 54} 4 } It 100 Lontleafillathant&Dov 10} 20 19} } lit 140 Dolltt. Exten.Attp.e. 11 14 -. 84. 1,00 Loudon& horth Weskit; It3l 114} 111 131 14 M. 100 London&SonthWestent. 82 84 1 , 3 3} 86. 100 Van. Shet...4.Llneolnahl 50 50} 84. 100 ltalropotiten- -_ - l23} 124 124 } Si 100 11 i. hstousion,Mvi 1 dead 6p. et. LW WO 111 113 -. Bt 100 MelropolltanDlairiot Si 36 - 20 10 Do. do. do. -- - 10 ad Do. &St. John'a-wood - - - M. 100 Midland . t .. - l2O 120} 120' 133 Si. 1041 Do. Biala Do. S . Derby 88 90 - St 100 North British .. 23 33e - Bt. 100 ; Do.zoin.,postii,iiwio: St. 100 N. Eastern-Berwick 102 103 10:3 IS 161 , Do. O. N. Z. Pure_ - - - 8t 100 ' Do. Leeds __ 42 03 - St 100 Do. York - ...... -, 94 95 941 so. 100 Do. Carlisle - St 100 j Do. tltock.tDorang , 133 135 134 W 26 Da do., 180041 _ - - - Bt 1011 North London _.. - - 10 6 ' Do. do., 1236 I 1 1} pm - BL 100 North Staffordshlre 66 M - Bt 100 N. aB. Western luta 100 112 - 8t 100 Shropshire Urdu] - St 105 South nevelt ...... _ 1 45 47 46 St 100 South la tern . ' 631 g4l eBl i .. so a soon.woki.iesZii 54 94 - St DO Taff Vale - ... ..... ' 143 146 - 19 0 Do. 0 - _. ~- - - Mx - M. 100 , Waterford [ ll kennyl - - 10 I 6 mired«, * Whitehall -. 1 .. JOINT NEOGE. BANES. No. 1 Mt. I Door .3. IP4I OL pressa I Ulm. lin - , inf l - 4 - prai9: --- 1 - 1.4 1 cCijf s T,CTW,9 w O. 1,4161.0.41 ft. gest and West India ~100 I 116 lbi - 5,078,110 M. iLoadoa 4011. Lathan& WO U 67 - 0 0,0 M 10 Aw. a Bank (1.1 m..; A ....• 6 IIV* 6 1 1 . 611 . 1100 1 100 'Do. Bob. as. it p. out. all aa -. - 00. :1 10; Do B. 60' AlLion .. - .... 11 4 1 di. a. 637.4711 91-866666 OtraatitMur ..lIN ae 60, 100 , Allianci .. LiZted so 104 9141 t 141 - 1.00,0 0 0 0 0 0 1 M; Anglo Austrian 1221 pm - PREFERENCE SHARES. 60 . 00 6 * Allithe 1 1 10141 an ,Lint.) 1 all I 16 16 - North Eastern, W. Hartlepool Harb . and RaiL, 821. IA ,11 1 Anglo Italian (Limited; 1 124 5 5 It. - 20,0018 40 Australasia ' al(; 65 67 66 MISCELLANEOUS. 12,000 10 , Danko( BritishCoLoublal an •12 1t 121 4 Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 171. lased 10 ' Do. New, Issued 2 put. 5' 6 3 gis - Atlantic Tel-graph, 32. 10,0001 26 Rank of spot - Berlin Watenrorks(Limited), 12j. 16,0001 20 • bank of Otago (Limited); 10 6 4 di. .... Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 3 3-16. 11000 60 BankolYkdona.Austral, ES .- .... - 60,060 10 Bank of New Zealand-1 DI 7 9pa - General Credit and . unt (Limited), sj. 10.000 60 1 British N. America J all •51 63 -. Hudson's Bay, 141. 60,000! 20 C. Bk. latUa, Ana, Chins, all 111 VO ..., Land Securities (Limited), 2. 32,0001 26 Clark Mee. of ladle ..;:e.! all 27 10 271 London General °mules Comp. (Lim.), 2 1.16. 16,0001 9) Qty _....... ilo is 11 -. Ocean Marine Insurance. 20. 11, Pm , Oolemik 205. g 10 Consolidated Bank (WI 4 , 1 }pa 41 10,000, 50' Dalhl and Loudon 3,'25 : - .- -. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867, 4j 10,000' 60' East London (Limlte 1a i 2 1 die - Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 201. 110,006 5) • Eastern Ex.:.bange'Lltu. . 1 5'- - di - Royal Mail Steam. 96. 110,4001 $0 1 lagitab and Amends .' 10 I 4 2 dl, - Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Lim.), 15j, j. 10,000 10' Ing.BanklLdeJaiseiroLi 10 , 3 1 die - Thames and Diener Marine Insurance (Lim.), sj. 10,016 201 Ent.Scut.d: Aust. (lurid , all ; 164 174 -• Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 724, 3, 24, 1. 20,000, 60 EnglishandSwedish (L.)l S 6 - -Os - 20,000,100 Imperial Bank ;Limited; .Si 181 194 - 10,400, 10 ' Imperial Ottoman .. 110 ' la IMt .- PROTINOIAL BRAM MARKET& 6,000 26 I lonian •• I all , - - .... .__.„..._ 10E000, 10 iletid Mort. Bk. lnala'L)! 4 1 s 6,000 M . Do. New 1 a i - i ... 21 De 1 -. LtvErroot., OCT. 12. -Sales: Caledonian, 1011 _ 43 1 xd.- 5100001 100 Do.sp.c.Deb.,lB6l,3iiirs all, al 84 - Great Eastern, 321-Lancashire and Yorkshire, _127-Loo&D and North Western, 11414 1 414 1-Manchester, BheMeld, and Lin. 16 . 969 , 64 j I.°9 • 6lL9l6lsrle `M tc •l L ' 291 19 9 dil - rolnehirr. lo : MeiropOlitan.l23l-61idland.D201 1 -Portpatrich. IEOOO :00 , London and Bradlian 45 : 25 23 die - 4 11-16-OresTlaxey Mine,lBl-Erie, 43 4-UnitedStates 6.20 OM) IEOO6 MS I Do. New ;3 . 44 34.11. - I Mar 1 Nov 711-Ditto. PM 461 1 May 1 Nov., 70 001-Orat 11,•00100 1 Loodc not ItirerPlate ( L ) 1 147 pm - a , - b . ', h ... 0 14 , 9 1 . 10. 4E000; so I Do. do. do lO I par 2 pea - sem quit 00,1104 26 , Lon. Ch. Bank of AnstrL , all. 54 25 - nsscuserza, OCT. it - Market steady. Mies, 434-Great London and County .• 'l O U 66 - 37,500 P) Eastern, 02f I }-Great Luxembourg, 01-Orand Trunk of , 1 12,600 20 1 Do. Now Issued at 20 - p. a . - - Canada, 171-Oreat Western of Can.A. 16 7-10-John Brown and Co. 'Limited ~ 30 d.-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271- 12,000. 50 , London Joint Sint : ' , 16 • 38 39 - London and North Western, 1141-Manchester, She Meld, and 16,000 JO 1 London & South Anican all 1 10 12 - Lincolnshire, 601-Dltte f.. 6 Prof.. 61-Midland, 1201 I-North 19 ' 999 le9 ' L9IL *B ' Westernitil9 , • •i l , , 91 .2, ..1 a 2 411 ,... - British, 331-United States r.. 20 Years* Bonds, 711 I 1-Cale. COW be ! London &Velieree*a.un .es i • 1 - a - - donlan, 1041 4-Dull and Selby. 110 f. 60,000 160 London & Wadeable's,. 10 1 63 70 TO 001 lhaeoalia.K. OCT 12.- Realness done :-Binninghans Canal, 60,000 lee , D0.m5.1014 ra.none paid 10 I 20 2a pm 304 at s7-Linulnehaus Gas. New Ordinary, 1806 at 41 prom. ; Me -6,000 1001 Merchant Bank (•Ase• . 25 . a 0 •Is tr. Mau Pall wry Carriage and Wagon ;Limited' at 101- kkft. 10 I Neremtilealica " (L' 1241 - - 41 ' - anrPatent tihaf? and Astatine shares 'Ungted .a 41 prem. 10,000 10 , Metropolitan (Milted' all ; e 3 6,016100 Midland Bank (Lem) 'ti 1 ldts psi ' IEOOO 6 National et Australaala. d - - Pini .-.-" - Closing prices: Londm and North Western Railway stock, sellers, at 114 ; Redditch Railway, sellers, at 8-Lloyd's Bank shares Limited), at 71 ton prem.-Midland Financial !Limited), 96 . 969 lee 1•611**661 o f la y ser's l -• . 16 - - dia. '... at If to 11 dls.- Midland Wagon shares, sellers , at 9 4-and 10,600 1001 N. Pro. of England .17 - ea Munts'i Metal (Limited,, 14 to x dia. tikesi, so , no. snit * 3rd lion ' ; is - - - 60,000 60 :National Back .. - ,SO - - - 66000 10 I New Booth Wales.. - 1 sal - - - KM . 110 INorth Western ~. . . , 7/ - - - MINES. -(THIS DAY.) MAW U , °nodal busk Corporn.l all 45 47 - 11,a9 110 , Provin.BankingOorp.(l ) 1 10 7 6Ma - CIS O'CLOCK. 10,000 100 Prosine. et Ireland - The mining market exhibits a rather better 4.000, 10 Do. do. New ell - - - 10,000 26 South Australia .. .. - - - t one t o -d a y, w ith a d eman d f o r Princ e of Wales, 17,061 100 iltand. of B. 8. Airica - Wheal Grenville East Caradon, Marko Valley, and 10,000,100 Do. do. Iva at 6tml IC 1 8 6 Ms , - *OM 25 1 rows et Auturalla 1 "" t s u i Umice of I " 1 " (Um; 12 ' 9 6 a s a' Cons are !.a follows :-Great Laxey, 18 to ,} ; Wheal NAN W 1 vows of London --- M , 37 kJ 133 1 rz -...11- on. •- go- i 1.4 . w... 4 4".......3.... 0.3 4.. re . SALE. OF HER M%.IEFITY'S SHORT-HORNA.—The important ado of her Majesty's short-horns, 5:3 in number, which takes place at the Prince Consort's Show Farm ou Wednesday, will, it is expected, draw together a very large number of breAers and graziers from all parts of the kingdom. The animals will be sold by Mr. Strafford, the well-known auctioneer. The whole of the cattle are in excellent contlitioo, and give evidence of the ability of Mr. Tait, the superintendent of the farm, in the management of the stock. The lot comprises 42 cows and heifers and 11 bulls, al! having long pedigrees. - Bgt./tsgsr 110,000 f. FOR A CHURCH OF ENG- T.lso CoLLEGE t e DEruN , HIRIL —The late Admiral Bene dictus 51arwood Kelly, who died at &Word House. near Bath, September 26, and was buried at Kelly, Devon, (kt. ii, 1867, has bequeathed nearly the whole of his pro perty, which will probably realise little short of 80,0001., to trustees in hurt, to apply the dividends to the education and maintenance of sons of members of the church of England Ist. Lineal descendants of Arthur Kelly, EMI, (th. paternal grandfather of the testator), who was buried at Kelly, March 7, 171;2. 2nd. Sons of officers of the royal navy, of specified ranks, killed in the service. :1, 1. Sons of of ler deceaaed officers of the royal navy. 4th. Such other .a,ya as the trustees may in their discretion appoint. The trustees are to provide a school-house in Devonshire at some point west of a line driwn north and south through the pariah church of North Tawton, under special restrictions as to the amount to be expended on building. The institution is to be called •'The Kelly College.' The trustees named in the will are:-1. The Right Hon. William Reginald Earl of Devon ; 2. Thom.■ Dyke Acland, ; 3. Arthur Kelly, Esq. ; 4. Reginald Kelly , Fitt. ; 5. The Rev. John Barlow ; 6. William Harwood Kelly, Req., M.D.— Exeter Ga:ettc Daily Telegram. CoLouRED Jrßoßs.—Out of a list of 110 potions summoned as jurors for the approaching October term of the District Court in the parish of East Feliciana, La., St are set down as coloured. —Nee York Berate!. ruilar evidence. !..ft the house IORZIO!1 RA IL The mining market exhibits a rather better tone to-day, with a demand for Prince of Wales, Wheal Grenville East Caradon, Marko Valley, and Great Laxey shares. Some of the present quota tions are !.a follows :—Great Laxey, 18 to t ; Wheal Grenville, 301. to 325. 6d. ; East Caradon, 5i to 6 ; Marko Valley, El?, to 6} ; West Great Work, 3} to 3 ; North Chiverton, 4 to t ; North Crofty, to 4 ; East Lovell, Bto ; Prince of Wales, 525. to 645. ; Clifford, 7. 1 to ; West Chiverton 63 to 64 Great Retallack, 4 to I ; and North Treskerby, 30a. to 325. 6d. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. St. John del Rey are quoted 68 to 60 ; Don Pedro, 2} to 24 prem. ; Anglo Brazilian, par to k prem. ; Pestart - ma, dto it prom. • Chontales, to prom. ; Rossa Grande, }toy; to I prem. ; United Mexican, 2 to 1 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, ltto 1 ; and Central American, t die, to par. 33t - - ----- ------ -- - - Is. I Pd. I l6.ll.w.tini. I Cloaing prima 1 flair. 10 1 all .4:lllrery 6 ItustoraLsion SI xd - 10 all Behliats. Fret (Ll.7y.r.i Is 14 - 6 MI Belgian E. J toettoo . 1 ! .- 111 !an RAYr 00 4 0 . 0 .6.79 aLCI ! 146 11 - 10 all Central Argentine ld} 14} - 200 all I C° E , L IP° - - .4.. 111 MI Eittesalou . -4 - prn 100 ,80 Illanalmrg & 441/46 I:L ) 15 10 la - 10 1 10 Dutch laboulab a 400 •-• 10 I ell I Do. - M all Eastern of France - 00 18 ,European Central ILI 3B 10 41. - STD Rival Luxembourg ll 9} 8 16-16 9} 19 a/1 ILemberrezeriamnta(L;i la} 140 - 110 all .11exican (L! , 4 41 - W all !Ifans.aLlege tßy the i 9} 9} - 89 an IDo.flp e.Prt. , Belg. gor 18} 19 - II all i Northern of Prance - 10 .11 :N.Ball B. Ayres 9.7.p.0 1 6 - 10 all i Do. Delayed - - - 10 all 'Norwegian Trunk Pref - - - 18 all ,ffitoman (m 4,19141.111 34 4 3 11.18 i f 10 all . ?aro. Lyon !.andll edit. 44 :6 - 10 all Paris and Orleans . - 90 all Reeds dz S. Francis. (1 I to} lo} - 11 10 'Royal Sardinian - - - 0 all lojal Swedish . - - 4 ell Do. 7 per ca t 4 I - 90 all !MINN aud Meuse - 10 all Do. 51percent Pre( ti 9 - 19 all 'llan Paulo L) g. 7 per ct. 1 14 17 16; 10 a ll IlLAast.&Lons. Vassetianl 14 14) - 10 10 South Rasa of PortnaMi • - 114 10 all *althorn of France.- I 1.1 111 - 110 all Turin and savona - 0} ell ,Mest Flanders ei 9 - 1 10 all I Do. 6} re!. mot. Pref , } if , - tts MI Mat & N.M. of France 21 11 adl - FOREIGN OBLIGATIIIIIB. ILI Pd. 1 Ban.ware. 1 Olnanse prima. } Bear. a 4) 2 143.Lumna . boung:::; 1 ;} I I 1 - .... 100 Scow ' and Matanzas 87 90 -4 100 Lausiume an 4 Fribo 99 100 - 100 all Metearas and - _ - 100 I Do 8400nd lame-- 07 00 - S 0 North. of France $p MI 14 lff 44. 10 all I Do(lateebarL 31 Lot. - - a. 109 Ottoman (Smyrna. And' 40 en -, I Do. do isarel at 72 20 ES -4 E 0 1Ta15,14mu.,4911n1ip.e4.1 12 11} - 100 • a & r `F e v re.). : 93 96 - 4 Bwedlah os.l 14 2 - vit. 100 La Grande 7p. et. 04 118 -. 90 as. &Loss-Ven.Sp.e. 8} ll} - NM BastotPort. 7p.e. - - -4 iy of Franoelp.a. 12 144 . 66 99 Malkin, 3 per et I 4} 1 2 ad -4 ft .4114. Loins. Sp. a. 11 -4 e had Wentified s man who wore met the other " Good morn the poor ---. ut 'IIP, as I " He rolde,l he the witneas-bos the 22nd. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Oii o'Otoow. In the Stock Exchange to-day there is no in crease of business, and the general tendency of the markets is flat, notwithstanding the commence ment of the payment of the dividends, and a con sequent large increase in the supply of money. As, however, the total amount to be disbursed by the Bank during the next few days is as much as six millions sterling—a very small proportion of which has to be repaid to that esta blishment by the bill-brokers and others—it seems reasonable to assume that a considerable sum will find its way into the English funds. The fort nightly settlement in railway shares and foreign stocks has just commenced, and will be concluded on Wednesday. The rate of "continuation'' ranges from 2 to 5 per cent. per annum, and the supply of railway stocks appears to have somewhat increased. Most of these securities have accord ingly given way, the principal fall being in Mid land and Caledonian. Consols and some of the foreign bonds have declined k per cent. The money market is very easy, owing to the payment of the dividends. The rate for good bills is 11 per cent.; and for loans in the Stock Ex change, 1. Consols are quoted 941 to for money and 94 3-16 to 3-16, or 944, for the account (Nov. 7). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are unchanged, at 921 to 4, ex div. The railway market is heavy. Caledonian stock has declined 1 per cent.; Midland, 1 ; London and North Wostern and Great Eastern, 4 ; and Metro politan, Great Western, and London, Chatham, and Doter, 1. The present quotations are as follows : Metropolitan, 1231 to ; Great Western, 47i to / ; London and North Western, 1131 to 114 ; Midland, 1194 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1024 to 103 ; South Eastern, 681 to 2 ; Great Eastern, 321 to ; Great North ern, 1094 to 1101 ; ditto A, 1161 to 117 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 191 to ; North British, 33 to ' • and Brighton, Hi to I. Foreign stocks are dull, the only movement in the speculative descriptions is a decline of per cent. in Turkish cf 1865, and Mexican—viz , to 31} to and 15 to /, respectively. Turkish of 1862, are at 62 to 63 ; Greek, 131 to ; Spanish Passive, 114 to ; ditto Certificates, 164 to ; Egyptian, 1864, 83 to 85 ; and Mexican, 15 to /. United States 5-20 Bonds have declined 4 per cent., the present price being 71/ to 11, but Erie Railway shares are 11 higher, at 4b to 46/. Illinois Central show steadiness, at 77} to 78. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph shares are without change, at 171 to 1 and g to f, respec tively. Financial shares remain dull. International Financial are quoted 2if to 2 dis. ; London, 24 to dis. ; General Credit, 2,1 to 2 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 51 to bk dis. Rank shares have been dealt in to a moderate extent at the prices of Saturday. The Tasmania, from tho West Indies, has brought 90,000 f. in specie. The sdvices from Sydney announce the sailing for England of the Sir John Lawrence, with 251,0001. in gold. Melbourne accounts report the failure of Messrs. Woodville, Jarrett, and Co., in the import trade. The liabilities ara not large, but nearly all are due to English creditors. OATS. LifutAn Coax. MIDDLESEX REGISTRATION.-(THIS DA Y.) To-day Mr. James No..ton Goren, the barrister appointed by the Lord Chief Justice to revise the list of voters for knights of the shire for the county of Middle sex sat in the Lords Justice,' Coart, Westminster Hall, for the purpose of revising the lists for Lincoln's-inn and the several parishes and places within the city of West minster. Mr. Gilbert, of 47, Parliament-street, attended the Teri. sion court on behalf of the Liberal Registration Society. Mr. T. Alley Jones, of Clifford's Inn, and Mr. J. Alley Jones, of Chancery-lane, appeared for the conservatism. The number of claims and objections is very small. As if by common consent the fight in the registration courts on this the last revision under the Reform Bill of 1832, seems to have been postponed, and the respective agents are as peaceably inclined as belligerents can be imagined to be. Everthing bellicose is adjourned till the neat year, when the fighting will be sharp enough under the enact ments of the Reform Bill of 1867. Christian Henry Spindalow, of 44, Frith-street, in the St. Anne's list for " freehold benefice," the 4th column con taining the words " sexton of the parish." Mr. Gilbert called attention tots peculia ri ty. _ . The Barrister—The name is not obj;ted to. Overseer—No. Barrister—l suppose " freehold office" would do I c►n't say as much for " freehold benefice." Is the churchyard closed Overseer—Yes. Barrister—lf the name had been objected to. I must have struck it oat. _ . Mr. Gilbert—l only called attention to the case for the sake of amusement. _ _ _ _ ------.. Twenty-five names were expunged from the list of St. Clement's Danes in consequence of the demolition of houses for a site for the new P..laos of Justice. The Rev. Richard Killick, of 7, New Boswell court, for "freehold benefice," the 4th colun.n being filled up by the words " the Rectory,"was objected to by the overseers. one of whom (Mr. Peters) said this was done in consequence of change of residence, on which point he could give evidence. The Barrister said this was a peculiar case ; but he be lieved he had power to retain the name, on the evidence being given. Mr. Peters accordingly stated that the rev. gentleman had removed to 26, Rusel-row, Kensington ; and The Banister amended the abode. Mr. Gilbert—lt would be better, Mr. Peters, to apply to the harristerto amend the residence than to object, because in the absence of evidence such at a u s i dou have now given, rs qualified vote might be disfranchised. The Barrister—l have been obliged to strike out many names where the qualification is good, merely because ob jection is taken, and the new residence is not shown. Mr. Peters—lha;el;eenZtinTil a course directed by your predecessors. For the precinct of Lincoln's•inn there was no objection, no claim, and (the overseer added) no bill. In two of the parishes, St. Margaret's and St. John's, objections bad been made and duly published. but the lists sent to the barrister by the clerk of the peace having omitted the objections, the barrister held that he could not take notice of them. WEYFIILL HOY AM) CHEESE FAIR.—(In Satur day the hop mart was opened, and it soon became evident that the barns were thinly supplied, and that the usual custom of sending whole growths of hops to the fair was this ye►r greatly depart.d from. Many samples represent ing the various classes of hops were on offer. There was, as usual, a rush to the Farnham rows, and these choice qualities were in great demand by country ale brewers. For pale and bitter beer growers held out for such high prices that very little business was transacted. Sussex. hope sold more freely, and lower prices were accepted. Kent., Worcester*, and country hops were also in geed re quest, and some wholesale transactions were made. In the cheese fair the dairymen held out for such high prices that business was limited. Good double sold at from We. t o mi. per cwt., and common sorts and skims at 48s. to 54,.. per ditto. There was a moder►te business among horses. COAL ➢IARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Haswell, 21s. 04. ; Walls End South KsHoe, Da. ikl.; IVaHs End Heugh Hall, 21s. CA.; Walls En., Tunstall, 205.; Walls End Helton Lyons, 20s. ; North Pelson, 135.; Wylam, ITs. Kd . ; Holywell. 18s.; West Hartley, its. 0,I.; Hastings Hartley. 18s. 9d.—Ships at market, 24 ; at sea. 20. A FAMILY POISONED EY AMEN - le.—A lock maker, of Broad-street, Wolverhampton, named Stick, aged 50, with his wife, two eons—one aged 16, and a daughter, aged 10, have narrowly escaped death from poisoning. On Friday last the woman mixed a tea spoonful of what she supposed to be flour, to thicken some gravy, and all the family soon after dinner became seriously ill. Mr. Dunn, surgeon, was called in at night, and lie discovered that they were all suffering from the effects of poison. Directed to the flour he at once dis covered by the touch that it contained arsenic. All the family. and in particular the girl, remained in a precarious state throughout the night ; but ultimately all, except the woman, recovered. It has transpired that the poison got to Stick's house from the house of a greengrocer, named Davies, living in the same street, to whom another daughter of Stick is servant. Davies had bought it on the previous day at a sale on the premises of a publican, named Ser geant, who keeps the Boat Inn, on the canal bank of the Cannock-road, in that town. Sergeant, two years ago, mixed it with some flour, to poison rats, and when his effects were sold on Thursday, under a distraint, the mix ture we in • small jar upon the Mad of • barrel which Davies bought. When he had the barrel, he maintained that he had bought the jar likewise, and took it home with him. Stick, the servant girl, was ordered to throw it into the hog's tub ; but deeming it to be of some value, she took a portion of it to her parent's house, where it wan thought to be pure flour. 01111IIMEIMMINEIMEMIMINEMIIIMMEINIMMIEME11.1.1111.11.1=1...1.1.11.1.11..MINE4 London mid North Western 117 .. 111 S 'London end WISI OR south .. - North British N. Ea tern. Berwick stock 107 .. 1021 41 N. itststeru, York stock lO7 .. 95 .. 12 N. Eastena, Leeds stock London.lllethaso.dt Dover 26 .. 21611 and Metropolitan 1 4 .. 124 Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 6O South Eastern 6B{ • • 08} The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 27th ult., shows an increase of 3,5291. over last year. With reference to the wine trade, the subjoined is from the monthly circular of Messrs. Ridley and Co. : Since our last issue we have but little improvement to report in the state of trade. We cannot say this surprises us, however we may lament it; for the apathy which has so long ruled can hardly be dispelled till the London season again commences. Market business is almost at a stand-still, end sales by auction less freqlent than here tofore ; yet there is one characteristic of the present period, dull as it is, which affords a cheering ray, that is, that sacrifices of armee have not taken place to any notice able extent, and few failures of importance are reported. Stocks of all descriptions (if we except bottled port) are held firm, and owing to the generally deficient yield of this year's vintages, it appears probable that a rise in value must shortly ensue. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—{THIS DAY. There was only a moderate supply of English wheat on sale here to•dey. coastwise and by lend carriage. All kinds were taken off slowly, at an advance in the quota tions compared with this day se`nnight of from 3a. to 4s. per qr. . . . . . Foreign wheat, the show of which was tolerably good, sold at an improvement in value of from 3s. to 4s. per qr. Barley, both English anti foreign, moved off freely, at Is. to 2s. per quarter more money. The malt trade was tolerably firm. In prices, however, no change took place. The supply of malt was moderate. Oats, though in fair avenge supply, moved off freely, at Is. per quarter advance. There was a fair sale for beans, the prices of which were If. per quarter higher than last week. Peas advanoed Is. per quarter, with a steady demand. Both English and foreign flour produced more money. Rye was in request at 465. per quarter, and a good Lusi nese was doing in Indian corn at extreme rates. Seeds were inactive, but not cheaper. In cakes only a moderate business WAS doing. The Posting grain cargo trade continues very firm in tone, and prices generally show a further improvement. Wheat has been eagerly sought after, and Is. to 2a. more money has been obtained for arrived cargoes, while in parcels on passage a large business has been transacted at an ad vance of Its. to 3s. We quote (Mirka, Taganrog, arrived, 63e. to 635. : Ghirka Odessa, 695. per 4921b5.; Californian, on passage, 665. to 665. per South.. ; Marianopoli, 63e. 6d. to 68s. • Berdianaki. 68a.; °kirks., 645. 6d. to 68a. •, Danu bian, 60s. to 665. ' ;Pandomirea 70e. to 725. per 492 lbs. ; Da nubian, to be shipped, 60s. 6d. • Banat, 62.. to 625. 6d. ; Salonica, 38a.; Wallachia, 6111.74. per 480 lbs. Mahe has been scarce, and prices have improved le. per quarter Bosnian, on passage, having realised 435. per 480 lbs. Th e quantity of barley, both arrived and on passage, has been very limited, and trade has in consequence been much re stricted. In the few sales effected about 2p. more money has been realised. Danubian, on passage, Ws. 104. to 345. ; Egyptian 325. ; Syrian, 31a. lid. ; Cyprus, 325. lid. ; Banat, to be shipped, 335. to 335. 9d. ; Ronnie lian, 335. ; Azov, 31s. ; all per 4001 6 e. The demand for floating rye has been very active, and values had improved 2a. to 3a. Azov on purge hue sold at 30a. 14. to 51s. 9d.; Danubian, to be skipped, 50e. ; Selonica. 475. lid.; Azov, 465. to 51s. 9d. ; all for 801bs. Oats have met a steady inquiry at extreme rates. Russian, on passage, 265.; ditto, to be shipped, 23.. 9d. to 28.. 6d. Banat, 25e. 6d. per 3041b5. White Canadian peas have realised 43e, to 465. 6.1. per 30416 a. Beans had improved la. to is. upon late rates. &side, on passage, has sold at 375. 9d. per 4801 b.. Both linseed and rapeseed bad corn. manded a good inquiry at advancing prices. ARRIVAL or Seim-English: Tares, 82; linseed. 50; rapeseed. 490 • and sundry, 754 qrs. Foreign : Linseed. 3,034 ; rapeseed, 3,134 ; maize, 6,100; and suadry, 130 on. . _ _ Eirorrrs.—Whoat, b4O; and oilseed, 3,712 qrs. cularnr PRICVS. Esau= Pee Qr. WEILT. ben, Sent, red, E. L to - Ihr. qr. OATS. S. & Scotch pqtata Irish. black „ white 27 tc ao MUM 3fazagsa Tick 42 to 44 Hamm 4s W 44 Pigeon 47 to 44 FBAs. Grey - --. 33 to 411 ample —t..., in Ito 42 to CS 11.11444 1 , 1. , , , • s.__ . Town made: Per — fff• lbs. Household St to GO Country Norf °Pc and Suffolk, az snip 6O So 53 OA?. I. i Danish sad Swedish V to 30 Itursiaa BEAN& Danish .... : 32 tu 41 .. 38 to 40 whit. to cs Yellow Trench, per sack in to 64 Spanish „ 6: to M American, per bit tt to 99 Canadian „ to II INTO I.ONDON 1W LAND AND OCI. 7 10 04'1. 14, Bo Al 'l7 63 to 73 „ Do. wake, 131 to „ 'O7 Natio& and bwin C 5 to 75 HALF-PAM THREE O'CLOCK. I ma • Public securities remain flat, owing to a fresh rise in the corn market, and a further withdrawal of 41,0001. in gold from the Bank for exportation. Consols are quoted 94} to for money, and 941 for the account. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at GBfr. 37c. for the account, shot.. ing no change. The market seems at the moment to be await ing some decided impulse, pending which the speculators do not see their way to enter into trans actions of magnitude. The market will probably continue in a dull state until something decisive transpires with regard to the course of affairs in Italy. Meanwhile, a check is given to any ten dency to improvement by the withdrawals of gold from the Bank, and by some occasional sales for account of the public, more especially as the pur chases which were made some months ago by bankers, over-supplied with money, have not been resumed. At the same time it must be borne in mind that the price of Consols for the November settlement in cludes four months accrued dividend, which is equal to 1 per cent., and that this consideration will exercise a more distinct influence upon the market two or three weeks hence. The failure is announced of Messrs. Theodore and John Rani, a respectable mercantile house, of London, with branches at Liverpool, New York, and New Orleans. Their liabilities reach about 150,00(11., and an unfavourable liquidation is ex pected. Annexed is a copy of the circular which has been sent to the creditors: We are under the painful necessity of informing you that we find ourselves compelled to suspend our payments. This necessity ham partly arisen from the great deprecia tion which has recently taken place in the price of cotton, in the purchase and sa le of which we were largely en gaged ; but more particularly from • heavy loss we have sustained through advances by onr Ncw York house to a house at New York, which has failed. Our establishments at New York, New Orleans, and Liverpool being all iden tical with our London firm, the whole will be adniicistered together. We have placed our books in the hands of Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co., by whom a statement of our affairs will be prepared andsubmitted without delay.— We remain, lee., Tit CoLIORE AND JOlllf 11, Finsbury-circus, E.C., London, Oct. 12. • • • • At the present period of inaction in the railway market it may be interesting to call attention to the effect which has been produced upon the value of this class of property by the experience of the last eighteen months. It has been a period of dulness of trade and complete prostration of finan cial enterprise, while, as regards the railway interest, it has been specially disastrous, being marked by the financial collapse of the London, Chatham, and Dover, Brighton, and Great Eastern Companies. It cannot be denied that railway traffic has been wonderfully well maintained, con sidering the state of trade, and the economies which have been forced upon a vast number of families, and, in so far as the mere receipts of our railways are concerned, there does not seem to bo any adequate justification for the depreciation which has taken place. It is to distrust on the part of the public, therefore, that the fall in price must be chiefly attributed, and it is precisely for this reason that discrimination on the part of in vestors is essential. It will be conceded that a good line—one well administered and free from financial blots—ought not to sutler simply because the unsound finance of the Brighton, Chatham and Dover, and Great Eastern Companies has been exposed. Each railway is distinct, and ought—to use a vulgar phrase—to stand on its own bottom. The following comparison of the present quotations with those current in May, 1866, when the panic was at its height, shows, however, that with only two exceptions, the depreciation, though of course differing in degree, has been general throughout this department of the Stock Exchange : May 11, She Fall 18nd. Now. per cent per cent. hledonian Great Nader!' Great Northern Great Northern "A" Great Western Mls .. 48 Lancashire and Yorkshire 110 .. 127 C 8 .. - London, Brighton, and &oath Coast 63 to 73 Mining Distilling Oriading _ _ $4 to 28 MaL2. lea, Norfolk. and Suffolk 6B to 72 Kingston and Ware 72 to 75 Brown 6B So 42 RTC _ _ New 36 to 46 OATS. . . tagUsb,frl: to! - potato *each, teed Pow Per qr. Willi?. S S. Matsle and IC ou to tors 7B to 81 Rostock & Markle:to- t 9 to 77 14461 ah KUW/111.1.Ird soft American, red — to white to BAILLIT. Onndlei Dinaling .. Malta% .... 34 to 31 36 v , 33 Dutch brewthi 14 to 32 feedln; ii to si I ARRTVALS OF GRAIN, NAT FE CARRIAGE FROM INCLUSIVE- Maple .. belles* Per Qr. — Whet. 3arley. Malt.; Oata loons eta,. Or. qrv,;yra I gra I VI'S. i yri Mgligh 1141:1 2241 1!•1/7, Y+^_l :ro= 411 beotch .... 11 2..14' lorelzu ; 4147 • .... 7,101 (3;7. "7,1 Total ..! - 439 . 18 - ; 6391 ; 111,17 471.9 6052 t 1103 0.721 31910 brIA. ^7;1'10:12 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) ,BY (rum' ous OWN CORRIMPONDENT.) The market continues to improve in demand and prices, and the sale. foot up from 15,000 to 14,000 ',ales. M INCING-LAN E. -(TITIS DAY.) St4.ll:.—There is still au active demand at firm rates, hut holders re.miring adv,a,ceil pri,es, the business done is not extensive ; ' :aro bags Manilla 301d—ClAyed; dos. nd. ; common, :l a lkl. ;1,: - .00 bags of Ja;,•,r".ry Madras, oonimon, 23a. Cab ; I,olro bags of Mauritius at ..."Ja. Refined firm in all positions. Ci irrkk.—A fair amount of business is doing, and the market generally is firm. Rite.—The demand since Friday has been very active, at higher prices ; 2,500 tons sold, :Seer:auk, ex ship, lie. 10d.; Rangoon, 12s. ex ship; Itassein, 12s. 7Sd. lauded - ; Maltase, lls. landed; ditto, lle. :41., ex ship ; Dacca Bengal, 12s. tid. landed ; Madras, 13x. :al.. lauded. lturs.—:M puncheons of Jamaica sold at very fall prices, and a small parcel of Denarant at 2s. Id. C.)rroN.—There is an ireprcved demand at rum prices ; 2,000 bales sold. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices:- -Town tallow, 4 is. 9.t. ; Petersharg Y.C. on the sp.d, 455. 3d.; ditto new, 4:n. 6d. ; t h: char to December, 47.5. December, 45a. 3d. to 4r.s. 61. ; Jain:try, 4:;s. 9d. to 4.4. P %ItTICC LAM OF 7 A WA*. 1., . &. if;7 Stock nu hand thla day ..casks CIA I 4 . 2,457 ;:.,43 ; 1;.:117 Delivery lad week Init. Ironlit June .....41 2 2 3.2•• 34.1 4 3. Ord Areal lair wails 1 34 .4 ' Y,.....4 - ..• ' 4.•"'.e UAW trona 144 J nue ..... ; 2,.. al ; a1,2:0 4.003 r ..2,781 P. d. a. a d. d:adl a.d. 4. d. d. PrleeY.C. on spot this 4, 3 .4.4 6 ! 44 6 '1.6 Ditto Town 1,14 Friday ... 44 3 5e 46 6 47 S Arrival for the week ending /tit 2d lant year, 1;,1,4 dailvrn. P; a.-asks. Tier arr.vel last we , k .:I. hied 3.0e7 aaks Pet. rs:ILN .; 21 Australta . and Ct26,nati. Alll4,Cit, LULL 4,0 i) calks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a very large supply of beasts, and only 3 demand. consequently prices are lower for all demi ipt i and many remain unsold. We have aba. larger number of sheep soil a am:,llcr mend. A large proportion rent-an, unsold. Trade is dull for calve., and pliers are lower. 41 , 3 r foreign supply consi.ts of 3,620 Least*, 6.410 she , p, 7I) calve', and 1;41 pigs. From Ireland there are :CO beast,', and 2,5.5) from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of Oink ad. ad. I POT some of `lll.‘. Rest s"nta. Nereid". 4 0 4 6 Pat Ihisallf-hdsgh 0 0 0 0 Not Weal-horns 4 2 4 0 : Bast Lest-w 0015.... 4 u 4 4 &woad qua/ bouts 2 4 3 4 1 Do. do. Shwa.— 0 0 0 Calves Pigs Best Dns/PlT,Uhreds 4 O 4 10 TAtsl:34 ....... 0 0 0 0 Beast. at market, 6,800: sheep and 1.111/1.111. 2. 0 .,0:0, calve,. . pigs, 556. - - - BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and South report an improved de mand for both English and foreign, at firm rates. Stacks of ohoioe descriptions are very limited. '•~ 1 1