The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-03 00:00:00

Z THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EN LAW INTELLIGENCE. to the indictment which would shortly be pieced before tiLIAKE Lls2U-(TIIIIS DAY.) , them. and to Mere the bills "wording toithe evidence (THIS DAY.) adduced. --m--.. The grand jury then %%Hired to their room TWO O'OLOCK.. -e-- British railway stocks continue in active request, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. THE POLICE COURTS. and prices have attained a further im (Before Mr. Registrar Winslow.) portent rise. Midland, Lancashire and Yorkahire, (. ll& above learned registrar disposed of the list of cases THIS DAY) and Great Western are in prominent de -•-- mend, and have severally advanced about 1 per ta-da). R 3 MILLS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. cent. London and North Western, Caledonian, and Ile boekmpt, Henry Mina, war described as of the Rose- Arnim" 70 ROB MOM& HVIT AND 1081 ELL. Great Eastern have also improved 4, and South .ts Branch Tavern, Isliogtoo, licensed victualler. This nom= Joelmoe, • young man, weariell himself as and as 4. London and North Western stock is so examination meeting. The bankrupt was well who refund his 'dares. bet described am."' •• • imam ; now quoted 1104 to I •• Great Western, 68k to ii ..an 11. the neighbourhood as a caterer for public enter- Sin charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being found on the e _ dland, 129 to i ; L in roof of the premises of Mums. Hunt and Roakell, jeweils', . 001 hire and Yorlmhire, Mr.F. i"ra t Lt. e .., a t t. ..;emeot of accounts, prepared b y B. Smart. 156, New Bond-street, for the purpose of committing • 1184 to 114 • Caledonian, 1204 to 1214, ex div. ; • .„. _ Amount due to unsecured creditors, 2,4741. 7s. 9d.; felony. South gester ' n, 814 to 82 ; Great Eastern, 44 to 4 ; Si.;ditto to be paid in full. 471. ; liabilities Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, appearedod Great Northern, 1254 to 1264 ; London and South ... . . ... ,oinodation bills, 3441., making a total indebtedness for the prisons, Western, 92 to 94; and Metrivolitan, 105 to 106. • • . lie. NI. The *meta are returned at 7771. Mr. 'Mitchell, porter In the service of Mesas. Hoot and . . v ;I: ,::ey appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Sargood for Rcekell said - Os Saturday evening between 7 and 8 o'clock, San Paulo shares are firmer, and Ottoman dells t,l • e !Mug creditor ; and Mr. Thomas Beard teethe I informed that athe roof of the remiss. East Indian stock is inquired for. Canadian lines was Mita was on . ,ciir..ot. An adjournment was directed for the bankrupt I got assistance and Komodo& to the roof , and 8 Huth' are quiet. , ~ . ,_oh, goods, and deficiency amount. ing about for some time saw a dark object, which I at ant ORDINARY SHAM AND ROCK& RE WILLIAM HOMES. thought wag a dog, but afterwards found was the prisoner Sanems. riming Pates I Ba les lodes i , "i' an application for an order of discharge by on his hands and knees looking through the skylight on the Be. I Pd. 1 Saturday. I to 1 p.rn. is ,r...• . I lowes, described as of Dartmouth-lane New-rat leads of • show room. As soon as the prisons saw me he „..„._ ...,_, „..,___„ of. .... - _ • e.:.' ....he, outdoor o ffi cer in her Majesty a Customs. rose up, and I then seized hint by the collar sod took him 0 . 1 ; ir th :„" 2 ,7. 6 ' .1. e -t ••-ment of accounts shows debts to 2:10e, assets niL down, sod then gave him intocustody for trying to rob the to ! an' Bostoneileard - AM&C. - - _ f I,tie was attributed to the bankrupt having been sued house. The prisoner said he intended ao harm, and he was 84, .100 Ilklual end Rater_ II la o - ..t ors. going further on. IL 100 ,Caledarian llOl 121 i ref 1211 1 Id - es MI. I trough, instructed by Mr. IL W. Weston, of Moor. By Mr. Lewis - It was en the roof of one of the show. 00 1 all abab sad bead= 0 I - _ iteestreet, offered no opposition, and the examination was rooms. The prisoner did not say he had been t 10 I o:mes • M •11 Ccenweb all ',Do. PO A nodtv. until4l -e. e. Jurued for amendments to be made in the accounts. female at an adjoutiog house. A 10 ell mo. Hip enpaidto& -• .. •-• an HENRI WALLER. Mr. Tyrwhitt-Are the premises apart from the house ? 60 all Dublin and Belfast June 11 03 - :old was • first meeting for the proof of debts and ap- Witness-They are, but there is access from one place to es all Dundes,Parth,&Ab&Jn 111. 88 11 -. sg -. .. intuient of assigneess. The bankrupt war described as • the other. St. 00 !ildlnburghend Gla ow 8o ...70-worker, of Robert-street, Horton, and East-road, An o ther person in Messrs. Hunt and Roakeirs employ gave own. • 100 ,434644 i. 44.26 ( 160 Glasgow' 1 . 04 8 - W 04166 80. 110 1030: 4• 44 i 10 7 - '..' tieroad. similar evidence. • Nock- - - - Sir. Weston attended to conduct the proceeding'. Mr. Tyrwhitt (addressing the last witness) said-It V • g a t I: , I Da. Do. R. Ang.Btk., N 0.2 1 7 - Debts, 1 1 .P.0. 10s. There are no assets, the property being pretty well known that you have valuable property in the es, !too G roo t N or th o rg oz ai nn d - - - place, and why do you not have the top railed round no as 96. 1100 IGreatNerthern 1 1161 Mt - !odd under a bill of sale. to (preven t pawns getting on the roof ? You have means 114. ,100 D 0.41 j A rec. so Mr. mei 134 136 11 8 1 6) No assignee was chosen. St. 100 1 . Dail lteep.c.lepaid SI 117 139 enough to do so. RE ALEXANDER FREDERICK FOsTER. 161. LOD 'Gt. South & Weil are.). 90 93 - The prisoner was remanded to Wednesday. this was an adjourned application for Moue from ens- St. !IN 'Great Western I 67) 671 01 8 1 oily. The bankrupt was described es of Slusenrestrut, at 100 Deditour VaLOnalitie - - -- , ohor and literary writer. THE EXPLOSION. as 1 100 Do. South Wake,. _ l- 81. !lOC Do. W. Mild.-Oxfordl 45 47 62 Tne statement of accounts shows : To creditors anise rel. admitted, 4061. Ads. 10d. ; not admitted, 721/. --e-- Bt. 1 100 I Do. Do. Nisoetl S 6 40 11l 100, Do. Do. Her Mord 99 101 109 ...• 1-. 10‘1..; liabilities on accommodation bills, 511. ; credi- Information of the - deaths has been forwarded to Mr. C. St 1100 Lon don Yorkshire, Uzi 112) 113) 14 te - t to b 0 Paid ill full, 6 7/. re. lad, making • total of J. earner, One of thecoronem for the county of Kent. It ea 100 ,Ilanden and Blackwell, 64 ea 64) ~..;,. to , . 8 , ,h On the other hand, there are debtors, m understood th a t th e ja q ui.i. will be held to-morrow 88 . 188 ._ ilw B - RrifhlBP•••Cwat, 194 301) - ,btful, 2304 ; bad, 208'. 12s. 3d. • property in the hands et. :100 mmeomehammetDov ! 38 40 m ! otLere, but of which the leg al title is in me, MO/, morning at the Belvedere Motel, Belvedere, when all the at 1100 unnionn North "re s t... 1002 110 1101) II 10) circumstances attending the calamity will be fully investi- St. 100 laiudoulsouthWeetern 93 84 931 4 84. ,100 'llazi.,Shef.,& Uncolnah' 01 00 2 WI - o ty. 3 14/. 18s. Sits, showing • corresponding total o 1.303/. 10a. Bd. gated. Mr. William Payne, corner for London and the 60 ! a u I ilaryport ea , oarittle. - - '.: r. sodney Chidley appeared for the assignees, and said Borough of Southwark, has received a notification of the 131 ' all 1 Do. Do. I Itharesl - - - e :the thought it would be for the interest of the estate if 118 6) 01 ;he 1 , tulonpt was released from custody. death Eaten and Wright. He has decided not to hold the gto 100 Metropolitan. Bt. 1100 ' Do. New - - - Mr. Sargood, however, appeared for the detaining creditor Legume; on the bodies of these persons till sa. oil ' . lc oppose. quests at Belvedere shall have been taken. ! Do, New - - - et 100 , Do arm. & Derby.l 97 99 - The Registrar-And you think it would be for the advan- se an MM. Gt. Wo. (Ira) - - - :..or of the estate if the bankrupt was released from custody? THE SCENE AT THE BELVEDERE STATION LAST Se all Do. t Shares .. - - ... Mr. Chidley-Preciaely so. NIGHT. M all end Kest - ihe Registrar inquired if the correctne s s of the accounts SHOCKING ACCIDENT. 10 all Mld Kent (Cray Une) - - 86. ,100 North British •ss questioned. Mr. S•srgood said that it was, and the bankrupt bad made Another and • frightful death, indirectly attributable to oo llt. 1 1 100 00 ! N D . O - 60.6.0.6 _FAnLeF 08 . 0 ' 001 - l O 2l 1 25 061 3 . 1 106 60 - * . iistement of the bad debts due to him of • most extra. the calamity of Saturday morning, has taken place. 16 1161 1 Do. O. N.B. Pure - - - .I.linsry character, and he said Mr. Blythe, • As has been already stated, the vast number of 100,000 St .100 , Do. Leeds.. - - ••s it engineer, was indebted to him in Fee/. ; her 93 94 941 - I) jssty's Treasury 501. for balance of salary was put Tritons of a ll mats and classes yesterday visited the scene of 86 81 ` 2 1 00 °. 1 p . p.. ' c•niale l'°ek .1 an ::1 a bad debt. This was a mere fiction, as if the explosion. As night drew on the greater portion m ad, Do. litociLdellarling. 116 Se - one debt at all was due it must be • goad one. Then of this multitude flocked to the little railway __26 1 9 . Do. do. 1855-14 9 10 pm se 112 Do. do. 1806•61 7 8 pm - - there was the Midland Banking Company end Chambers. station at Belvedere, and •• acme of extraordinary excitement 84. um !North London - the puh.Ober of Paternoster•row, for pimtinc pablications of and confosioa prevailed. A forced the A division of police 10 5 Dil New ...... -• • 1 1 1 pm - which he was the author. The bankrupt alleged his failure er. 100 , North Staffordshire.. to haring been for some time out of employmeet, baying assisted those A the Ror local division in endeavourine to -. 10 an N. & & Western Jac. 101 11) - leen defrauded, and the stoppage of income from the Royal regulate and restrain the dense muses of people assembled. et. ,100 Scottish Central EJscatino Commission. all of whom were eager to secure standing room-mats were St. 'lOO Sctettyh N.& Aber fitk - - St. 100 Scottish Midland - - - -• The i:egister thought the bankrupt might imagine he had out or the queetion-in the returning trains. When • trsin 10 all'Sbrewsbury & Mitchel. -.- - ea claims, and released biro accordingly. The matter could would draw up to the platform the excited crowd would 04 100 ,dhr o paptn llidoo 64 66 - he brought before the court at the examination meeting. St. 100 1 8outti Devon 34 16 - Released accordingly, fling themselves into the carriages while they were yet in et 109 s on t2 g u t orn -RE MC NIILL AND WOODY. motion. The disappointed persona rushed recklessly M. 1100 S. Torksh. & River Duel - - 10 I all Stalnes,Wokinglunotc. , 8 9 - - This was a sitting for examination and discharge. The between the buffers across the line to get to the 82.. 100 Tad Vale 1 100 las - bseLrupts were wholesale stationers, of Moorgate-street. The off doors of the carriages, which they assaulted in vain, le ! s Do C 1 3 ) 4 4 Pm - amount due to unsecured creditors is returned at 1,15 it/. ; the occupants vig orousl y defended what they had had 81 . 1;88 Vale o f Nw th 197 99 - 115 1 416 e s on bills discounted, lOW. ; do. on accommodation u ., . ; ., . m St. ! ice Victoria Stn. & Pimlico! - - - bills. F,:ot ; other liabilities, 12 0/. ; creditors to be paid in "'II goo d fortune t° ..°'. This scene wag repeated a t St 1100. Waterford b K 11 8 •0 17.1 - - - full, 53.'. ; making • total liability of 2,0751. The assets are the departure of every train with more and more energy as 0 11 0 0 ! Ws* Cornwall I 34 83 - 11l 100 . W.Hartlpl. Herb. & BL. - -.--, considerable, amounting to 8801. The examination was the night progressed, and at 11. o'clock a shocking accident passed, and the diacharge greeted. took place. W. 1 Pd. I RAILWAY& 'Closing prices. I Sales. -- -- - - - - An individual of gentle Mealy appearaeoe sought to get to 100 • all oAtisattc& 11l Lawrence! 66 SS - MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. the other side of the train, with the obviousjentention St. 100 Bom.Ber. &C.ln.g.6p.c ! 901 1001 1001 100 of seeking to enter a carriage, if possible, in that 20 1 10 1 Doe 1131001 • 0 1 Oa Par - (THIS DAY.) sie all Buffalo & lake Huron' 6 direction . As As he was in the act of doing so a loud shriek 10 . a io , D o. p re m mece 14 le _ indicated that something had happened, and the unfortunate IS lee ! Buff., Brant,&Godstrich! - The October quarter sessions of the peace for the . t h e dolo _, . 6p. a BOA Aug. 1,10721 -•- - oonnty of Middlesex, commenced this morning at the Sea- DLO was found lying between n Malan, B''s i n IRO 100 Do, do. July 1, 1073, - - -- and dreadfully injured. His leg was shockingly toie MO ' Do. do. June 1. 18741 - - 'ions. house, Clerkenwell-green. before Mr. Bodkin, ae ri e bleed ---- - •-• tent judge, and • bench of magiatistes. The calendar coo. mangled and his ride lacerated . He was as soon se possible St " I M 84. 100 Cape T. & Dock6p. ex g.l et 94 834 tsins the names of 52 prisoners committed for trial although placed on &stretcher sod carried by train to Guy's Has. me I all Demerara.? p.e.ps.pree - - - the former session only terminated on rriday last. The pied. Upon his arrival be was brought into the Cornelius et. .100 East. Bengal gu. 6do ' 100 102 100} 1) state of education of the prisoaers was reported to be U laced • bed te th a t • whi c h Ward, where h e was p ID • OppOSIID le 1 6 ! D o. 2 it z t 0 . 2 2,, 0 - - follows :-Can neither read nor write, 14 ; can read only, 6 ; - can read and writ, imperfectly, 20 ; reed and „rim well, 2 . lay one of the sufferers by the explosion. He was sensible, fee. Me ;Gran ll d Trust of Cana da .- 19 20_ - - (Before Mr. Payne.) but was in such great agony that he could only say, " I 100 100 11 . a•tet,..1.*8.,11-gt"t 7 1 " ; - THE INDECENT Ass.t.l.; LT BY • cLERCTRANT, would sooner die than have my leg taken off." The too ' all ' Do. ao. deferred! fill 0 - James R., inn , the clergyman of the church of England, house surgeon assured him that his death was inevitable if too - sll Do. End prof.O. deferred 66 IQ - Bonds 06 08 - who was convicted on Friday last in this court of an inde- he did not consent to submit to amputatiom but he 100 . a l l Do. S 100 ,su I Ward per, Stock I 61 66 - cent insult on a boy, waa placed at the bar. determination. His name is said to be 100 ! sil ' Do. 88 . 0 . 40020 1 . 82 80 -It will be remembered that he was remanded until this Pen s , ist4d s. i . n ,,5 hin h.,..„,,,....t ),... lived i n ,-,...i, 100 lan ; Do. 4th prat Stock -1 29 31 30 day to consider whether the application of his counsel (Mr. •neramee and he -""ei"-- to ""'" - - -- "ee . 100 . all i Do. do. deferred, 27 * - Sleigh) could be granted, and the prisoner admitted to bail street, St. Luke's. et. !too Great Indian Peninsula 101 let 1001 1 to await a technical objection raised in his favour being con- 10 12 , Do. 6ua. 6 per cent., tz par - "Ward ty the Court of Criminal Appeal. ATTEMPT TO MURDER A WIPE AT 9:0 : 2 . Do. New do it. 'lOO . GI. 8. of ladle R. 6p. ell 91 100 ipm - - The court was crowded in every pact by persons anxious to NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME. at. 100 , Dotty*, cam. - know the result of the application. IL 2. Do I = = --. Mr. Payne said - In this case (which was tried before me A sergeant of the 3rd King's Own Stafford- lot all GL Western of Canada Illi 0 1.. 10 1 on Friday last, and in which the jury found the defendant Militia, named . ifickard Fielder, made a desperate at - me i " aula Do. .aroma pay. 1473 89 51 - guilty of an indecent assault upon the prosecutor, - abouta lad te sh m ue. pt to murder hie wtfe, Bridget Fielder, about twenty l4 'man old), when I was about to pass sentence, I m i no r. t 4 recloce on Saturday afternoon. It appears 100 ' all D 0.51 do. do. 1077-8! 0 84 - 10 ' 1 ladles Branch, Limited! 1 Id's - was requested by Mr. Sleigh, who was counsel for the - the would-be murderer woe, rep to the time of 10 '1 , Do. New . - - - welted, to reserve for the consideration of the Court of - Criminal Appsel a point which arose with respect to evidence the that cecnrrance, . a wife • t L t. ! - the Militia. and 30 - 100 110 . 1,60 11 ,0 w, 5 Pe coat. 00 ) 100 1 b. ge m '. St. 1 100 • Do. do. 41 do ! 92 11,6 - of good and had character. He contended that it was not cone rfscossidtedtbervithomohistod his - t h e et. 100 I Do. de. 41 do.-- 84 110 inteaded victim have been 20 2 D e , rum Lewiston' -.- - petent to the prosecutor to call a sinus to testify to the - indulging a little too freely in drink, and at the et. 'lOO Melb. Corp. 6 per c., Rd, - - prisoner's bad character after witness had giver evidence - time of eommittiag the deed was in • sort of slope- M all Mena ancatobemeses 113 0 - of his good character,. a recited the case of " The Queen Sad way from the effects of drinking. A few minutes 20 all N.Brrus.&CanclaA &B 3 s - Burt and others," in red . Cues Criminal Cases." I had ad•lo3 N.lLefCan.ep.c.letp.B.l 00 83 ... ...Las toh oottineadi the wife, for some purpose or 33 . netted such evidence, notwithstanding the case cited, on the ~,,,,'"- ----r oo - I, som e o woo, from his poc k e t . Si. then wet , W. 100 &lade. Ism 6 par amt.' 99 lel - ground that in all the text boob on the subject from the '' .. " ei.. lit. TOO ! Do. Deihl do. Se 100 - earliestto a neighbout's house. The husbaad must have seen her 20 2 ! D o. d o. d o times to the present, it was distinctly laid down er a Par - thot snolo evidence is admissibla This appears from take the money, for when she had quitted his mem he se. 100 ! Do. Punjents do lOO - "e got his rifle and loaded it with hall. Be then proceeded to et. .100 ! Do. Indusra.llo.4o 1 95 97 .- Buller 's Nisi Prins," from " Cowper's Re from " Russell on Crimes and Misdemeanour'," from the home where his w ife was, and, deliberately taking aim No, I 81. 1 JOINT arms BANIB. e, R oscoe . Died, . 64)41 from s torkm , o. „ forme .. at heart ,ber , pulled the tri gg er . The wife was recliningßAKE& 1601 (3. pekes. I Sales. arid Best's " Treatise. on the Law of Evidence." en so a p -o rosed a when po ddioly her husband entered the apartmeot and it - _ threw herself back when he presented M o ,j ooo °Ce l l aa nn `W a w a t e e lerma° ,, es te . ' e l- 1 ) : 2 1 1 126 2 _ 122 _ On some of them it is stated thns-" The prosecutor cannot rho AB Be this as it msy, the ball, instead taking effect ei'ooo 60 , Do . i s ',wa t t) pd.. - 'l6 I - enter is evidence of the defendant's bad character, noise where it destined, struck the wife's left elbow, plough- 10,0001 60 :Albidis II- i , 6 3 -I die - the latter enable him to do re by calling witnesses in sup- • a deep furrow down her arm, and finally entered the 1000 100 1 AlliaaceLeastUverpool, 16 41 43 42 111 2 port of his good character, and even then the prosecutor ' Will bey ond , drilling • hole six inch* deep. The man was 10,09 n 100 De. New i2511f17 pm 41 cannot examine as to particular facts." In others it is said, . ..„. ..4esi.erea unt il the arr i ve , et Su p e ri ntendent 100.000 le Angle Austrian "Althniinn in a ini.mmon Pr°66cnticet evidence cannot in i W m illi a" are a s - ao y d Police-constsble Pegg, into whoseenstody he 2 4: 8 0 : 0 6 40 2° L A 1% 6 1 22 1 6 1. Italian ILiantanl . l mi n 1 l eg aia a nar 2 rd -. ea the Etat instence be green to show that the prisoner h horse a had character, still if he sets up his character was wuthee handed. The wife, the wound not being consi- 2,600 40 Do. New 1 30 26 tem Rd - dared very dangerous, is expected to recover. The occur- 12,60 20 BankotßrittahColumblaj 15 par liont sa l - 1 as au answer he puts it in imam and the prosecutor mince has created great consternation in the genera ll y quiet 10.00 e IS Bank of Erni - a/1' 26 27 - fires encounter hie evidence, either by cross-examination or to w• . man will be brought before the magistrates 0,000 100 Bank of London 160 , 165 160 - contrary teetinmoy." It appears to me that the cue of " The -we ' 16,400 20 Bank of Otago iLlmitedli 6I 11 01,04 - Queen v. Burt," whi c h did not according to the report to-day (Monday). 10,000 100 Bask of Queensland (101 tO . 4 2Ms - seem to have been argued, or to contain any reference to MAW 60 Bankeffictorla,Auarla 111 38 39 - any authority, ought not to be acted upon by me, and lam CROYDON FAIR.-(THIS DAY.)-This well-known .4.200 1 90 Bank V . ?irtes (uis.) still fermi:tally of rho same opinion. Ido not find that it manual stock fair commeoced this morning, and by 10 o'clock ',09•.°44° 10 Bank e __„,!22., o _, o Zei rooos e ,: 8 i. 10 ; 2 "} pre., - hee le- -0 recognised by law or acted upon in any other case. the cattle field seamed • a business aspect. Milch cows were mow 60 747„7,-r c . ii Hr ‘:,,,, A . , i. 6 I 2 1 as , _ On the contrary in a late edition of one of the treatises the chief attraction, and sold at full prices. On the south 20.0% 60 D,q22 6 2 N. A rnet t. al !46 66 _ above referred - i to its correctness is questioned, as • side are the sheep pens, contxining • large dock of sheep and 32,00 k 0 C. Bk. ln,tla.Ans., Cllfriel all 134 36 - deCisiou at variapoe with principle, and also with all lambs • the best breeds obtained buyers at high value. The 7,800 20 Do. New - the statements uniformly preserved in all the text horse fair was glutted, and low clam horses were offered at 10 . 000 23 Chart. Mer. of ludhedin 1 cal 166 60 - - books as to the state of the law an the sne• reduced prices, but at the time this report was despatched 10 • °°°--- M De. New 10 000 100 City jest. 51r. Sleigh further reonested me, if I should only a nominal betimes was done. The pleasure fair is 20,000 100 Cokalal - d•:'.-rmine upon the point to admit the prisouer to large, the vietnalling booths are open, and the shows, Sm., mom 16 cora. Henkel ladle, de l2ll 3 6 pm. - ba.:, to abide the decision of the queetion. Mn. Taylor, for are preparing for to-sight. mem 10 Conac.idated Bank (L; 4 I 61 6pa9l 1 the prosecution, also submitted that I might after the ver. A few days ago an Alderney cow, grazing in 0 . 000 100 Contuantal (L) 2O 1 20 10ille - ei,.: examine the witness who had given evidence of bad Raby-park, WAS attacked by a male red deer. The cow en- 1.01161. 60 laatebr.Vc_nb '"_. _ ,rw L .:l : I a. "-i _7_ Character, but had carefully been prevented from stating deavoured to defend itself with its horns, but the stag, being 0, -, 090' 20 4 1 (.0coLsAusLuaartd all 20 21 nar ITO Particular facts as to these facts, for the purpose of inform- the more active animal, got round it, and threw it •iolently 40,09 10 'English end sweltsh ,L 1 15 2 1 dial - ins the conscience of the court so as to regulate the ten. on the ground by means of charging it in the flank. The ao,Olu tel European BanklLicalted' 10 Idle par . - teliee. I declined to determine either of the qua.- cow was seriously iojored.-Doreem Caroni,*. 10.000 60 Do. New - ti !!.s mised until I bad consulted the Assistant-Judge In the East Riding of Yorkshire there dwells a IV: I t o : ! a i n o r m • Ch r Ma t k(L '! ? I t ' 1 3Pm IL 1 16 mon them, and deferred passing sentence until Monday, man of 'property. who, from some nose or other is ID • 1t:000 100 i x . p, d a l B s ni t , n un t itod' 20 is :2 02 ,, t2iitlan I in the meantime ordered the defendant to be detaired degree emulating the character immortalised by Dickens gam pm Do. New 'ls 10 12 pull - li, eustody. lat once consulted theA saistant•J wig., and his in one of his Chriatmae numbers of " All the Yeu Round." 10,000 60 Irap.Bk.of FlDna_ttc.,(L, 6 3 2 die - op t.iso on the main quaatipa agrees with mine ; but he He lives in 3 large old mansion, into which no feet are 165,000 20 insperial Ottoman jlO 61 tiipar 161 i cohrtders it of so much importaoce that I may properly allowed to outreach. His food is left for him in a shed ; mdm° 60 101.illtat10.1°1 Bank IL' 15 ' 0 !xl.l - rears re the point. I boys therefore determined neon doing and last year's crops are ont in the fields yet; the hay 0,009 0 6 lonian New 1 60 1 - - I - so. but Ido not propose at preeent to institute any further rotting in cocks, uncut ; and the eve gram standing in one !4 ° 070 9 2 4 ue i l li 4 morLitil.india .1 I 4 . par tem. - IL., , ,rit• . But wears both of opiuion that under the cir- . cunwt , r... we should n o t b e p u rifi e d i n a d m i t ti ng th e pr i- I field about ed L. in height. -IC - roomer Chronicle. 20,00 50 Loa.Bk.ofllealco,rte I , 6 ' fells fpm - Con, t FATAL LEAP By A CtiNvier.-Early on Saturday 10,00 100 Lou. Bank of Scotland L' IS 5 3 ills 81 L. i ..", :lOW 100 Loadub and Breillian uit !40 , 3 5 pas, - one of the number of convicts , while being con ; Meio• fi.olmr application was made by Mr. Sleigh that ; morning 000 1(0 Lou.B.ArearEß.F Li 40 !e 8 Pm, - the auxiliary up-mail from Scotland to Leadon, - the /°' ''''''' should be admitted 1° bell' and, that bein g . r iu r m re P l ed b f y rom the train, while at full speed, near Crewe. and aa 'emoo " 1 23 00 Lou ., a It i r . et' im e. s e a tte le . P L Ia . '' 4, 1 4 1 1 2 inn dls. l -- 1 oe. ;, Slot seutrOce should at once be pronounced upon , • . 10 LOU.O at the ironed killed. His legs were oned time he made the Motel h. &ink of Austri.! all 23 U 231 3 t him . I..it e, o l earne d j u d ge re f use d b ot h , an d the pr i soner I was la ., Mae 50 London and County. -!901 66 68 6i 6 1 wl. ie• • 1, !e: en prisms to await the decision of the Court of fats(c. -'-' • Clio!, .1 .1 ppeal, io November next. STRANGE .rralit AT HULL. - A singular loci- •'''''') 188 Lo. law BB B•C°.-F-r.: l - ; ' 03 ! MI 6 ow 00009 60 London Joint Stock. ,• le lin 4 - 3 421 7 2 I dent occurred on Saturday at HulL A woman applied at teem 100 Lou. and Northern t . / !20 ! 4 2 dim - a quarter-past lin the morning at the residence of Mr. 90.000 le London& South African. all t 112 24 0) R. L. Sleight, surgeon, for medical itasistamos. Mr. 6,000 MO Lon. AS. Western !La. 20 par Ipa - SURREY SESSIONS. Sleight's manservant answered the door, and the appear- e.e . , tl re ) !e..":_t_ M e r c h ant • : r; ,, 1 0 4 : 23 - i (THIS DAY.) mice of the woman was such. he considered, as so warrant ; 4 '67 6 . 6 7 ) t1 44 .e.... pm tile & Kschaul. 1 0 .! 1 2pm - Lim in tending her away. The woman, however, refused to 00,e00 60 - " ao. Now ' 71' t Ilpin - ---e-- go, and on his probing her from the door she fell down 10,000 100 Metro & Pro.. Beek (LI 0 I gas rar 20 19 000 00 Midland Hank Lim. 0 ' the steps. Her head was severely inju re d , and her cries 6, 1 t ) - I .c I . l clo l uer Seiiions for the county of Surrey cam Mused a crowd to collect. She refused to have her 10,50 0 100 Natiousl of Liverpool !10 , 4 5 pan - .. , ...enceil this tnoroing at the Sessions - boo's , Newiegton- 25,000 20 1 17.Pra of England, New 11 1 - - 1 : head dressereend Mr. Sleight's servant attempted to remove W.--war, before Thomas Tama. Esq.. deputy chairman, 10,000 to ' Do. dn. do. 10 '- - ail I 4 , 144 , - .. 1 -1 the following ma:nitrates :* Colonel ll'DonaldeCeptaill her. A man crowed the road tomtit, but while he was in st,ooo to New Sou* Wiles of lifting the woman up, a loaded pistol fell out of M : ..,ig . 1 . E . B . Aeamt. R. • B egge n e „ ef . R. Roberts , the act - his pocket and disobarged. The cooteets passed terough 60,000 20 North Western ' 6 1 a 1 pm' - - , ~.11) • and 11. F. Whitely, Ewa. • the crowd. fortunately hitting no one , but the commence sio•00 16 Driest& Bank Corporn.l all 1 64 65 -• •. . A 11..1 -A .. A1N...1' DR. HAMMOND AND HIS SERVANTS. . caused 110 little alarm. At length th woman was taken 10,030 60 'Provln.BankingCerp.L. 6 1 2 1 die 3) 1 1',., rle . ..atv-ctisirmin, as the grand jury were about to - 30000 100 Provnic. of Ireland -.: 26 10 et , - Man , /tester Guardian. i' o - fee ...our, recalled them, and observed that there was • Y• .... ... , o _ , gy,oo 20 Warta, Punl.,&Delhi (I. 10 1 1 leper Ili 1 0 RoßelNil rirrEß TO PAY PALL - Several years 'ale 13... on the calendar which would come before theml 19,000 26 South Australia I all ISA U - ago the government demanded from the Mersey Dock and 10,000 IA Sena Eastern .1 m .; - . 0 th.. c omit! of the day. It was the charges against Dr. +lei. - - 'Li oiel hi, two servants for assaulting his wife. He Harbour Board • site for a fort at the extreme north end of 10,000100 Stand. of D. El. Africa ;tt 2 4 pm' - lel 5, -I ',II 010 depositions, and knew nothing of the case the dock works, on which, after some delay, they cow. 4.40 100 ' De. do. lei 1 4 pas, - battery-probably one of the '' - ef.og whst he had reel io the newepapen. He, maimed the coostruction of •a . 1 . 0.002 . 25 .. _l7ntrial Of Autralla,New all 90 as 1 t......v,, heleved that several indictments would be same useless formation as the North Fort. After putting a.0 6 ;0 3 1 ; 1 4 .= 43i 02 14.66 101 an d. Mall n u I a n so lidlei di - ie in the fotiodations. at an express of about 8,5001., the con- DIJCS.S. 1.:. , ..-. I before them, and some of them if found 0'...1 I r re, tid the charges being tried at this cond. In fact, 'truce= of the fort . was abandoned, the nature of . the - No. 11. Dome I IPd 1 CI. WOOL I Salsa. I- '• tad teen 'given to understand that one of them, for con. ground not being suflimeatly firm for the weight of budding I ted ! The requirementa of the port now demand 11,986,818 86. Zak and West India. 100 1136 LW - • 7 3 , y. would be likely to be sustained, and that under them contemp lated ...__.,__ _., „_ ok rati n g ado ... leo3o 10 oeueralrioating avert, 6 1 ... - - •- iSu 'saner, the legal advisers to the Prisoner had deter. further dock exme re e,e f",,L • ,, m° s,67B.llo Ht. Lendoo&l4.lathatin..loo 0 0 - Docks and Harbour mot e. D. , oove the indictment to • superior court. either tags of the nememMee of •e• Me r sey 80 866 31 . thawl oo . l ,lOO tt the t.`,/,, 03 the Ceutr a l Criminal Court. Their duty Board • have consented to give up the ground fixed upon for ammo et , victoria - .1.1 60, wever, to examine into 1115 charger according the fort, on the repayment of 8,5001, already expended 6.000 10 I Do. New 1 2 .... ... 's 1.. thereon ',-..Liserpool Albion. A THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1864. 1 gis idis al if if Ps 14 17 10 12 II -2190.1 tIIIIIE3. per omit, 96 4. .WAYS. MONEY MARKET.-(TillS DAY.) Two o'Ciocs. The stock and share markebi are again firmer to day, further considerable purchases having been made on account of the public, while speculators have bought back stock which they had previously sold in expectation of a fall in prices. Consols have ad vanced i per cent, British railways I to 1 per cent, and financial shares about ss. Bank shares also exhibit a favourable tendency. With the excep tion of a fresh rise in Confederate Bonds, foreign securities show no important movement. The demand for money to-day is moderate, and the supply large. The rate for choice three months bills, however, is still maintained at 9 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the amount of money seeking em ployment is very considerable, and the charge for short loans is almost nominal, at 5 to 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 65fr. 95c. for the end of the month, showing no change. Consols are now quoted 881 to for money, and 881 to g for the account (October 11). The official business report is as follows :-- Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, 88k, k, k ; ditto for account, 881, g ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 861 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1 ; India Stock, 211 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, g ; ditto Bonds, 165., 256., 16s. die. . _ The foreign stock market is rather quiet, not withstanding the more favourable tendency of the other departments of the Stock Exchange. Confederate Bonds, however, continue in request, and have further advanced 11 per cent. Mexican have also improved 1. On the other hand, Turkish Bonds of 1858 and Consolidjs, have re ceded 1. Subjoined are some of the present quota tions :—Turkish, 1858, 681 to 2 ; ditto 1862, to 701; ditto Consolidda, 601 to g ; Greek, 231 to g ; Spanish Passive, 311 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 132 to 14 ; Confederate, 66 to 68 ; Mexican, 27 to 1. Trans actions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian,lB63, 84, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres, 100 g. Bonds, 94; Chilian Six per Cents., 991 ; Dutch Certificates, 96g, ex div. ; Egyptian, 962; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 721 ; Mexi can, for account, 271, 11 ; New Granada Deferred, 7 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 462 ; ditto for account, 463, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 871, 188, 871 , ditto, 1864, 863, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account,lB3ll; Spanish Passive, for account, 311 ;!dittoFertificates,Tor:aceount, 131 ; Turkish, 1858),for account, 69 ; ditto, 1862, fur account, 70, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70k ; Vene zuela, 1862, for account, 551. International Financial shares are now quoted 13 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 11 to Eprem. 7 Hudson's,/ Bay, 15 to 1 ; Ottoman Socidti thintirale, 1 to 11 prem. ; Anglo- Egyptian Bank, Ito dis. ; and Imperial Mexican Railway, 1 to 1 dia. Boos O'CLOCK. The large sum of 142,0001. in gold having been sent into the Bank, Consols have experienced a further rise of i per cent., the present quotations being 881 to 1 for money, and 88s) to i for the account. It would appearlthat the severity of the recent fall in the shares many well accredited new undertakings has &been greatly increased in conse quence of the unfair and injurious system which has latterly prevailed in the allotment of shares. If shares command a premium, it his become the fashioniforkthitdirectors.and promoters of public companies to farm cliques of their friends and connexions to whoinithe lion's share of the allotment is apportioned. Arrangements Piave then, in some cases, been made, by whichtfinaneial establishments hale been induced to make ad vances upon large ,amounts of these shares. The recent course of events, however, has caused the lenders in many cases to decline to go on with the accommodation, the result being that a con siderable amount has been thrown upon the market, to the great prejudice of prices. An admitted evil is thus gradually bringing about its own cure. The depreciated prices at which alone large amounts of shares could be sold in the present state of the market have induced numerous investments in small amounts by the public ; the effect is, that the stock which the original promoters of certain public companies greedily kept for themselves or their friends is being gradually diffused throughout the country, and at prices considerably below those at which it was intended that it should have been doled out. In proportion as this process of transfer is carried out it is evident that the markets will be rendered the better able to bear any future shock similar to that from which they have lately suffered. It is notified that Messrs. Walker, Coteswortb, and Co., merchants, of Liverpool, have stopped payment, in connexion with the failure of the i I s Banking Company. The liabilities are esti mated at between 500,0001. and 600,0001. The partners have shipped very largely Manchester goods to Calcutta, and it is said that considerable profits are shown on account sales that have come forward, but a large quantity of goods remain to be realised. Extensive profits have also been made upon cotton, but many of the firms who purchased it from Walker, Cotesworth, and Co. have suspended. The ulti mate result to the creditors depends mainly upon the realisation of the shipments to Calcutta, and of cotton and other produce remaining to be sold on account of the firm. Messrs. Ogle and Co., who have just suspended, were the London agents for Walker, Cotesworth, and Co. The circular issued is subjoined : Geoderaen,—We deeply regret that in cousequeuce of the heavy fall in produce and the failure of ir6Veral firms with whom we were largely connected, we have been COM palled to suspend payment. We have placed our books in the bands of Mesa. Coleman, Turquaad, Youngs, and Co., and we trust for your kind forbearanes until • statement of our affairs can be submitted to you.—We are, woodsmen, your most obedieot servants, Liverpool, Oct. 1. WALIEZII, Commons, sad Co. Messrs. Julius Mendel and Co., West India and general commission merchants, have likewise failed, with liabilities for about 40,0001. The circular forwarded to the creditors is as follows : 000 i COLONIAL GOVARNMIINT 11BOUNITIZS. Pd. I a. 666,006 .. 200 . 00 0 • • ...• 1 . 0 . 6.000 160,000 1100,000; 1100,000 100,000 166,600 L. . 106,0001.. xio:000' :woo' 76,0001 irldad Coka.o p. 01.1872 FlOO Do. do. 1888 100 Can. Om 0 p. 0., 1877.84. 100 Do.6przot.leb.ttAug. , loB Do.ll peva. 11a5.123 'lOO D 0.6 par olio& ttJ 100 Do. I par et. Ins. 100 CaKot dfitiodp.et.l973 100 do. 18804 100 Do. do. 1880/100 Do. do. 1801'100' Cskon. Nov. 1888. p.ot 1001 1878. d0..1100 It D o. Opte 40873 100 Do. 1878 100! Do. 1682 100' Natal. Gov.ll par cent ..: 1001 I New Bruns. Eloy. 6 p.ct 1.00 N.B. Wales Ov. 6 p. 0.1866 100 Do. 6p. a 1871 to 1876 100 i Do. 6 p. e. 1888 to 1899 100 New Zealand 0 per cont. 100, Nova Scotia op. a., 18 7 6 100 Queensland Oov. d p. et. 100 IL Aust. Oev.6 p. a Bonds 100: Vic.dov.6p.o.7sit.d.laly 100 Do. do. 41 p.o.Aprildnin ,108, MISCULLAN 101 No. ISL I COMPASILDI. 10,0001 10 Angie... Mexican Mint 10,000 26 ;Australian 10,000 26 67,000 10 ;24/11aWatarworks (Li 20,000 5 , Bombay osa (lamilsal 0000 60 'British American Land, 400,7601.1 Bt. :B. & L Mag. Tel. (L) I 12,500' 20 British Indian Tea (L ) 09161 sq , canadscorapany Ka*, 10 leanadlanLoalutlnv:4) 25,000, 10 .Corion Com 20,000 26 City of Lou. 20.000; 60 'city °Bless (Lim.) ... 40,000. 10 Com. of Africanlfer.(C) 10,0001 60 ,CoannercialOnion(lna) 200001 60 'Conaoliciated (L 17,6001 20 'Continental Un.04611 , 60,000 101 iContractCorporatlo n(L 12,000 26 , Cop.sl.l6ng.,Pref.7ip.c 10,000; 40 ;Credit Fonder 10,000 60 1 Do. of Mauritius (L) 10.600 60 'Credit MobUler 111010164, St. Crystal Mace 160,13201. St, Do. Preference 277,000 L St. Do. 6 D. et Perp. Deb , 10,000 100 Discountearporation)L 20,000 60 E. Indian Financial ,L) 60,000 20 lE. India Irrigstion. &c. 100000 20 lEgyptlanCom.& Trd.lL 679,5761 St. ',Electric Telegraph_ 70,000 6 Eng. and Ana. Copper. , 20,000 ; 60 'English&Forelgo Cred 10,000100 Eng.&Scottishltarin iL 75,0001 20 Financial Corporation. 6,000' 60 'Financial Diaconnt (L.) 30,000: 20 I Fore-at. Warehouse (L. 10,000" 60 'Ocillvara (Limited) 12.5,1300 50 10.Cradit& lino( Loo.( 1 .1 20,00 J, 15 ,Gen. Steam Navimitlon 20,000, 60 , Goma& oIonWAa.(L) 100,000 20 Iludson's Bay 1 100,000' 60 Imp.d Mer.Cdt. Ass. (L) 20,600, 2 Indian Carrying (Lim.; 160,000 20 internat. Panan.Soc. IL) 500,000, 20 linternat.Land Credlt(Ll 50,0041 20 .Italian&rig. (Can. Car.' 1000000 100 Do. 6p. c. B,la. r. 14701 00,500' 26 lotnt9tockDiscoontiLl 20,000' 60 land Securities i 20,000 26 Lund. African Trading 110.000 23 :Lond.andCaliodon.ll.(L , 12.0.10 6 ' Loud. District Telog. (L. 10,000 60 I Lund. Ilium. Aaso. (L. .1 20.000, 1 60 Do. New 176,0001 4 : Load. G. Omnibus C. )L) 1 , 10,000 60 (and., 'Hansa, &often 6.000; 20 .Lond.Mer. Discount,Lll 10.0o0' 20 ,Lon&ProvinclaiManne l 60,000' 20 ;Illadraa & Canal ) 60,000 20 Do. 10.400 25 !Marine Investment: Ll l 12600, 10 'Mauritius land,&e.(L)) 120001 10 iMeitlt. Eaten. Tel. (1.)1, 40,000: 50 I 51Wwall Iron Works 1 22,500 1 10 Natalland&Col C. (4)1 KOOS' to !National Ob. Cons, IL I 10,0(0 50 National Financial (L 90,000 100 , National Steam NIL 4000 20 Nerbudds Coal I 24000' 20 Do. New 20,000 1 16 'N.7.ealand T.&Loan(L 167,1755, St. 1 N.Brit. A astralasian(L) 60.000. 60 N.BritAllercan.ln.(L 30,000 , 2 iNovaSootiaGautilL .L, 60,0001 Do. do. 40.000 26 ,Ocean Marina 4nm* 10,000 20 lOrientalCominerobillL 10,000, 60 ,Glisittsl Financial (L.) 100 NO' 1 Oriental Om (Limited); 60,000 1 I Do. New 60.000, 10 ,OrlitallalandStaaiss(L) . 26,000 10 !Otago& Sthlandinvest 10.000 50 10ttonian Financial L.) 10,000 6 Altoona Gm (Limited I 12.600. 10 ; Pima's/JAM. itteam(L ) 37,500 II I Do. New.. 60.1.0.501 St, Peelltiv.Laid&ML(L), 20,000 50 'Peninsular,! 0. Stearal 10,500 60 I Do. New 17,000 10 Quebrada L., IL, M.(L 10,000 60 !Ritmo.) Iron 10,000 16 I Do. New 4,250 26 11.10 J. City Iraprov. ) 16.750 26 ) Ditto ditto . . __l 16.000 100 ,Boyal 200,0001. St. gent. Austra. Invest. (L.' 40,000 60 : Smith, [night, &Co.(L 20,010 21 Roc. Pinan.d*Rgypt e , L. I I 10,000 50 A. African M. & In. (L.' 14.200 26 South Australian Lund 180.000 E Bt. Submarine Telegraph., I 57,600 20 L I 100,00) 20 .Thames& Mersey in. 31 10,500 10 retuit&AgencrofAna 1. 1 50,000 20 T. & L Co. of U. 00,000 6 I l7ntted Toleg. C C s o! a (il 60,000 20 Uniters.Marine 25000 10 Upper Assanass(Lini.)l 25.000 10 , Ditto 10,000 30 Van Dismen's Lad... , 10,000 50 Warrant Pinsoce'Llm. 30.000. 60 iMattladietracifie3 L 106 106 141! i ~l i .~ 201si 19i I 11 418 tit b i eP.l 26 DO 67 63 66 1411 70 OW 10 63 1 2 4 psi a tota parl 2 1 1 siellsPail par t pm ldla par 20 CI 2 1 dim it as 103 112 103 112 24 lidis 3} SKI/ .APg° We 105 li li I r i m 1 0 db 4 4 3 dls 4 1P 6 1' 44 1 Of pea W Idle 6016 16 161 If Ipa 9/6 If I we: 6 a' aEa I Eu, Nun idts 1 2 a %pro aigoa2 !i!al ([or oi 924 & 90 99 for m - SO 8 9 25 26 Ills par 94 96 120 115 101 "i Tali I Ills 29 0 1 poll 45 60 1_ o+4lll !WW I ! 104 ;:a 164 el 7 (4 641 41 E. 41 211 - 1 PREFERENCE 1 Crest Western Original Pref. 4; South Eastern 41 per mot., 9£ii. FOREIGN Rail Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 104. Sot Paolo (Limited) (an paid), I 12 7 . 4 1 61 INDECENT AISSLELT IN • RAILWAY CARRIAGE,— At Hereford on Saturday, Charles Keern, alias Charles Price, a respectably-dressed young man, wee charged with having assaulted a married woman ' named Lewis, is • carriage on the Hereford, Hay, and Brecon Railway. The evicleoce wan to the effect the defendant was in en excursion train returning from He, to Hereford on the night of Monday last, and was the woes* for liquor. There ware in the carriage at the time, complaisant, her two children, two women of mature age, and three men. Defendant, soon after entering the carriage, commeeoed sitting on the laps of the females, and otherwise mis behaved himself. At the first station after leaving Hay, the men left the carriage, upon which the defendant threw himself down on the floor and conducted himself in an indecent manner. He was remonstrated with, when he became abusive, struck one of the women in the eye, and attempted to let off some fireworks. They called the guard, but the defendant jumped out of the train at Creden hill station, and seeing a atone threw it into the carriage at the corapleioant, whom it struck in the mouth. The ma. gistratea committed the prisoner for trial at the uaizes, but admitted him to bail, himself in 504 and two sureties in 25/. each. THE APPROACHING PRIZE FIGHT. —The parties interested in bringing off the match for LOOM between Mace and Coburn had a meeting yesterday at Mr. Wood:cootie's, Islaadbridgs, at which it is statedall the pre liminaries. except Gee, were finally and satisfactorily ar ranged. The matter held over was the ippon tomtit of the " referee," the gentleman who will lines the pleasant duty of adjudicating upon any disputed ',gilds that may arise be tween the hAligerente dating the fight. No difficulties, how ever. will be thrown is the way of the selection of this im portant official, as the representatives of Mace and Coburn are respectively most anxious to settle every point amiably, and bring the men face to face in the ring. In order to make all things sure, the ropes and stakes which are used by pugilistic practitioners on the " London circuit" will be brought over here to be used in forming the ring within which the boxers are to contend on Tuesday. Several of the most noted fighting men, who have come over for the event, will be told off es "riegkeepers," to preserve order and ensure impartiality while the combat proceeds. Last evening, from dusk until late in the night, Mr. Woo Iwootfe's tavern was thronged by parties anxious to glean tidings of the forthcoming affair. Another large batch of fighting men will, it ie said, arrive io town this day, with the intention of being present at the fight. The accounts of Mace and Coburn represent both as being in "splendid condition," and each eager for the fray and confident of sower. —DO.lin Freeman. HORCHINTEE FAIR.—At this fair last week sales were very dull, partly owing to the state of the money market. Lambs fetched from 20e. to 30a., and ewes from 30e. to 36e. Wheat sold at 9/. a load ; it is now Si. a ton cheaper than oil cake. REVERSE or Fouruxu.—You all doubtless re member the big Indian chief Irataba, who was the lion of your city a month or two since. As I wrote you, he re turned to his mutton down on the Colorado. The old man found things at sixes and sevens on his arrival home. I Dee Already taking ft for granted that he wee dead., When they heard Due In Oct., 1864. Date. Paid. Call. that he was trying to keep pace with the city fathers of Groat Ltimmlsturg 6 per Gotham inithe pursuit of " whisky straight," they divided cent. Preference I 8 2 0 rip his estate. Five lovely squaws were appropriated by Indies Tramway his cabinet. and the tribe dined off his beat males, smoked lil Lin per a h rolnah'tre I'l 'l all his tobacco, and divided up his pipes, leavin g the old , per 08 „ t. 1,1'2 Yew 13 8 1 0 man insolvent. The last I heard of him, he was paddling Stetropollitan.NewOrd. 1 dept. 2 0 Colonel Poston down the river in the Colorado in a canoe, Paris and Orleans, New 'sitting up in the bow, his scanty shirt-tail fluttering in the , 1861 ',breeze in the pursuit of • couple of dollars to replenish , south Yorkshire 5 per W c e e g nt y . ue tlo , l9 2o ar i z 9 1 0 lebe Royal Treasury. Poor old Irstaba, I think Leland's dinners at the Metropolitan mull have unfitted him for his bemire Shares I present diet of muskrats. and graeshoppers.—Californisn Whitehaven, nekton, Correspondent of the New rcrk rimer. ligremont, /1110 Macon ROYAL PREZ HOSPITAL, GRAY'6-13114-11.0AD.—Tbe 7 - 1 "° 119 ° 1 6 210 number of patients relieved at this hospital during the week ending Ist October was 4,063, of which 1,355 were new eases. Gentlenten,—We regret to have to inform you that owing to heavy losses oceasiosed by the recent failures and the nowarrival of remittanoes from our West India COM spondeo la, we ars wider the necessity of suspending pay ment. Our books have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Honey and Humphreys, of 14, Ironmonger•lane, who will shortly prepare and lay before you a statement of our affairs, to whom leave the kindoese to furnish a statement of your claim. Requesting your forbearance in the 011111 n. time. —We are yours respectfully. Joucs MINDEL and Co. 7, Sambrook-court, Beeingliall-street, E.C., Loodme, Sept. 30. Subjoined is s statement (from Mr. Slaughter's weekly list) of the railway calla falling due in the month of October. The bulk of the amount accrues on shares which are held on the Continent : Amount per there. Number of Snares. Amount. o ♦O.OOO 1-80.000 O 60,000 60,000 o 73,,00 78,300 0 15,000 90,000 The directors of the Great Western Railway of Gammahave formally notified that they " are pre to pay off at maturity the Six per Cent. Debentures due October 15 next, or to renew them for three, five, or seven years, at the same rate of interest." MINER.-(THIS DAY.) • Two o'Ciocz. The mining market continues quiet with little business, and prices are unchanged. East Bassett shares are quoted 61 to 63, and East Grenville, ri to 3. No transactions are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• MA RK-LA NK -(THLt3 DAY.) The arrivals of English whea t, fres h up, Hai; morning, were only moderate ; yet, Wel the supply _ left over from last week, the show of lamp was tolerably exten sive, and in excellent condition. At the commencement of business factors demanded higher rates. Sales, however, progressed slowly, but at prices equal to Monday lest. We were well supplied with foreign wheat, fresh as well as ex granary. Holders generally were firm is their de mends, but only a limited business was transacted in all description, at about previrus rates. For good and CUM barley there was a fair demand at full quotations. Grinding and distilling sorts moved off hiavily at Is, per quarter less money. The supply of malt was rather extensive, and the trade was heavy, at Is. per qr. less money. There was a very large supply of oats on offer. All kinds met a slow sale, and the quotations gave way ls. per quarter. Although the show of beans was limited, sales progressed slowly, at Is. per qr. less money. We have DO change to notice in the value of peas. The inquiry for that description of produce, however, was much restricted. Both English and foreign floor wee dull. In prices, however, no change took place. Very little fine foreign flour Wall on offer. The arrivala of floating cargoes off oout have been con fined b 19,. viz., 7 wheat, 9 maize, 2 barley, and 1 beans. Wheat has commanded rather more atten tion at the late decline in the quotations. Ber dianski has realised 365. 3d. ; Narianopoli, 365. Gd. ; Gbirks, 35e. to 36e. ,• Odom, 34fi. ; Galati, 335. 6d. ; Dwell, 32a. Gd. ; and Amber lowa, 37k. per quarter. There baa been a fair demand for maize, at steady currencies. Odom has changed hands at 26e. 6d. ; Galetz, 28.. to 261. 7 kl• ; Thrall, 255. 6d. to rye. 11d. ; Wallachian, 25a Gd. ; Danubm, 264. Gd. ; and Bulgarian, 2.5.. 6d. to 23e. 7id. per 492 lb. . In barley, vary little Ina been pawn& at about !previous rates. Odeon, 22e. ; and Algerian, 20s. per 400 lbs. Rye is nominal, at 26.. to 27e. for Danubian and A zoff. Barbary Beans are held at 365. to 365. Gd. per 4801 be. Danubian milletesed may be quoted at Zia to Zs. 64., and Syrian Dari 275. to 245. per quarter. The demand for linseed has been quiet. Calcutta. arrived, has sold at 62a. ; on plumage, 61s. Gd., and for shipment 61a. per 41011 w. In warehouse Bombay is held at 655. to 66e. ; Calcutta, 60e. to 63e. ; Black Sea, 61.. to 624. ; and fine St. Petersburg, 58s. to 591. par qr. Oil. cakes have fallen ss. to 10s. per ton, with a heavy demand. New York, in barrel., 101. ; ditto, in bags, 101. 10s. ; Western, in bags, 101. to 10!. Ss. ; and Marseilles. 10/. per ton. Cottonseed sakes are heavy, at 54 3e. to 5/. 7a. Gd. par too. Rapeseed is a dull inquiry, at 6.5 e. to 66e. for Count, 58e. to 595. for Fe rozepore, end 565. to 575. for Calcutta. Wild Blac k Sea and Ased is quoted at 31a. to 325. per quarter. Cottonseed has moved off slowly, at 61. sa. Gd. to 71. per ton. Agnirete or SOD& -English : Tares, 105 ; linseed, 40; rapeseed, 244 ; and sundry, 719 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 210 ; hewed, 3,164 ; rapeseed, 1,186 ; maize, 5,840 and sundry, 548 qrs. Eiroarn.-Tares, 50 ; rapeseed. 800 qrs. ; end flour, 525 cirts. PIUCBIL .31. Elk% WEIIII. ROOM Valk red,ll, 26 to 39 :664 37 to 491 „ Do. white,lB63 39 to 43 to, 1864 40 46 Norfolk and ilseola red, 1906 M to 39 Per Gr. BULLET. Matto, aauuns Grinding IS to _ ... • OM i. 17 Solid. bid Bcoich potato Mak white „ black Bain. _ - -. Wm. Nottoit7;nd Suffolk llO to OS Kingston and Wan W to 65 Brown _ 60 to W - Mang. 32 63 St Tiok St to St Harrow Avon SS to 42 In. New IO to ss '— Ore, We _ --IT 42 44 34 4 , 3 42 O ATL 20 Lig Wt. food to 211 ~ potato 24 to 20 Town tuatto, ;Wile lbs. nonwhold Si to In Country Norfolk sod &Wolk, CI slap lll to 12 O&M & & Duals° aDd avodith 17 to Bogdan 10112911. Per Qr. will!. s. s. plaids sad Loofas. - t e — rg —-- ' - 40 to 14 Zortock It Xecklew _ _ _ tor Qr. 1:1= ISO to 4S 38 So 64 Rants; bird sat AosZiosts. rod . whits; B4issT. Deal* - 14 to 88 'MUNI IS to XI PILL - - - PP Ottodtag -- SI to 24 DU Alas Malting CM2II. = -- U to 86 Id to Kt Dutch, Wow is soe Is .. howl ♦LEIVALb OF OWN, Ma, L WATS& CAIELAG; 1101 INCLUSIVE. Imam Cosa. Tomlin .. White - ---- ao bi IS Tallow _ fib IL Frond', par ;07k7.. t• NI Bosnia% „ to 32 Amitosis, pot teL 19 to ID Coaottlan. „ to IS ITO LONDON. SY LAND AND t BKPT. DI TO OCT. 1. 1968. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) trf Eicrsza ma urrximmorm :imam's) (mom aux airs oomsarowann.) The market remains rather steady. Sales probably 5,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —Tbe market is quiet, but than are so millers under last week's earrencl. Maned : Brown lumps an quoted at 445. 6d., but bossier has been dope at 445. Corp.., EON, Rica, AND EILLTPZISZ.—No atlas rs ported. Tut. —The market oectinoes Corros. —With the exception of a parcel of middling fair Western Madras sold at 13d. for crab, no sales reported. The sales advertwed for to-morrow will ooesiat of 300 hhda. 6,200 bags of sugar, 70 casks 2,000 bags coffee, about 2,200 packages of tea, and sundry &palter, goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 9d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 40s. 9d. ; ditto aw, 425. ; October to December, 41e. 9d. to 41s. 6d.; De• comber, 435.; Jammu, to March. 435. 3d. to 4,is. 6d; March, 445. to 445. 3d. PARTICULARS or TALLOW. . mat Stook on hand this day ....man alkels De&leery last week 1.261 Ditto from let June 1 tams Arrival lad week 1 3.7e3 Ditto tram Ist June j 27,088 rrierY.C.ontkevotthisdaycirt , 471. ed. Ditto Town Wt Friday 43,758 3,172 53,667 3,176 36,676 456. 3. 666. 64. 47,C36 1,6.* 23354 g. 376 1 0 3,000 ♦3a Oa. 645. 3d. Arrival for the week ending Oct. It het year, 6,714 yeas end delivery SAM casks. no arriv4 last week comorisett 1,635 mars Petersburg. 331 Attatralks. and 350 Beath America total, 11,316 cub. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) __ The number of beards is Dearly se large as on Monday last. Choice qualities are very sows and make Wier prices. Other kinds are selling about the same as of late. Sheep are not quite so plentiful, yet there are *sough for the demand. Trade is slow, but quotations are still hish. Trade is dull foe salves, at rather lower rates. From Germany and Holland there are 3,400 beasts, 10,2i0 sheep, 396 calvea, and 260 pigs ; Ireland, eao Warts ; and 2,450 from the northern and midland counties. Pm atom el Saba ad.a d. PIE nose of tlba ad. Ned 6cota Iterseda 6 2 6 6 Bastims&M-1.6•136 0 0 Best Faturaborna tlo 6 2 Boa Long-w 0015.... 6 0 domed goal. besets 4 44 1 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 Calvet a. 6. O 0 6 4 O 0 4 10 pip 3 4 4 10 Beet Das& mfrs 6 4 6 8 IMasta at market, 6,740; acie . DW. ea°. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Myosin Patteoden and Smith report an active demand for all descriptiosi of the WM growth at tally bat week's quo- - a lambs seep 004 lambs. 26 351: calm, 1 16 4 0 0 &0,000 1,100,000 COAL 3LARICKT.--(THIS .. DAT. ) , Walls End Helena, 20 ;s. 6d. Wall . End ' Haswell, 20s. 6d. • Walla Bad South Hettea, 20.. 6d. • Walls End Ha rt lepool, ' lepool, 203. 3d. ; Walls End Bratklyla Hat ton, 19e. 6d. ; Walls Bad Russell Hettoe , 19s. 6d. ; Walla Ead South Kenos, 20a. ; Walls Ed Haugh Hull, 20s. ; Walls End Whanteld, 184. 9d. ; Walls End Helloe, 20a.; Walla Ed Eden Maio, 19s. ; Was End %Melilla 18s. ; Walls Bad Hatton Lyra', 18s. lid.; Walls End Pummel'. gate. 18a. 61 ; Walker Primrose 14s. ; Tanlield Moor, -14 s. ; Bebside Hartley, 19s. 3d.; Hastings Hartley, 196. 3d. ; Amount called in ten mouths of 1964 .. C12,09e,663 Lambert's Hartley, 19s.—Ships at market, 116 ;at sea, 25. Total In October 0 26,000 20.000 0 not known. 0 7,600 13.750 51.5i3,050 Whist. Bsesy. Malt. OsSa. Bras P e4.4:81 be now. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qn. qrs. bets ream . 9904 1 370 16176 996 .. 141139 . . : 2334 7 13706 t usg: 700 1008 .. 609 W . WI 10207 11617619899! i 143 S iW-7,16719 J E