The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Winslow ea Commissioner.) y ittcinow TO SLOCUM Al! MOIR ren 'Minn MON CUSTODY. The bankrupt in this ow. William Robert Bielneasiime betl as a general merchant, of HammeanniMt, sled t. Nowell-square, had been adjudicated in prison, and ....,tuds applied to the oommissioner for his release from ...de. The application was refused in the first .i.ed by Mr. Commissioner Holroyd, but, being renewed • • Mr. Commissioner Goulburn, was granted on condi .4 the bankrupt finding two sureties of 2501. each, and • .tug into his own recognisance of 5001., with 24 hours' of bail. The requisite sureties were given, and the .rcpt obtained hie release on the 30th of August. His _ales are upwards of 9001. •, geed now moved to rescind the order of release, on round that no notice of the sureties had been given to hamberlain, the solicitor to the oppceing creditors. inquiry it turned out that the sureties, who had that they were worth 2501. each, could not be found ; Henry Harvey, described as a general merchant in Asset, had occupied an attic there, but since disappeared • and the other, named was an omnibtis driver. Affidavit had Made of the service of notice on the oppo . creditor's solicitors ; hut the person making this tett, who called himself Greenslade, could not be found. war contended that the roles'e had been obtained by ? ra ta and ought to be revoked. r Cettlin appeared for the bankrupt. After the ow was partially gone into the hearing was t...l:ouraed. IN Hi JOLLUTZ. The bankrupt, a buircieToii,37s;,7n the Isle of Wight, imbed Italia order of discharge. His aggregate liabilities ire 9,1561., but there is property had as security by a pm nof the creditors, valued at 6,8784, and the unenoum. ...red assets are returned at 1,3001. IG. Hearn, of Ryde , stated that the assigneeao had no ob e.:tion to the bankrupt receiving his order; the estate would thi s glx4 dividend. Order granted. Hi IRE E. BARHAM. The bankrupt, e sipsrsTnenated clerk of the East India nlrmv,residing at Rotherhithe, came before the court for aArge from debts of al. only. It was elicited that he i a pension of 801. a year, and that his wife had one of •. . He had also some employment in the docks, which `roorht him in 16e. a week. _ _ _ ... Mr. Aldridge maid the course usually pursued by Mr. rmissioner Holroyd in such cases aa this was to adjourn tt.. examination with protection, to give the bankrapta an rormaity of making some arrangement with their ere- - 11 . 1; Honour directed an adjournment for that purpose. IN PP P. Vi. PLUM. The bankrupt was described as a lecturer, of Tottenham Horosey. This was the sitting for examination and ; :,,harge, but no accounts had been filed. The bankrupt, being called on for an explanatiors, mid thit his :ibrary had been broken into, and his books, con t.:Dior the whole of his accounts, had been taken away. It eA , done under the autLority of a bill of sale. His lie b.hties were not on his own account ; he had been induced to accept bills for other parties, which he now regretted. Mr. Sheen, for the assignee, asked for an adionroment, which was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES" AND THEE PEAL - TIMM. A young woman of respectable Appel:awe applied to Mr. Turwhitt for his advice. She stated that seeing as adver. ti.eruent in a paper to the effect that there were several lit:Lakes vacant for young women, she applied at the Wrest , 96, Regent-street, as " Employment-office for L.3.l:ct,' for a situation as lady'emaid, and after ming a fee of 5a., eke was told there was a situa ton which would just suit her. An address in est:bridge-street, Hackney-road, was given to her, and ate was told to write to "A. B." She did so, but not receiving any answer she went again to the office in te;erit-street, and then an address, ' 16, Watling-street • was given to her, the person at the of telling her it was a confectioner's, and that the situation was to attend to a luncheon bar. She said she would go there but was told rho must write. She, however went to the place, and found that instead of the place being a confectioner's it wai a warehouse, and two gentlemen she saw there told her they knew nothing of the matter or of the office. On going back again to the office she saw three or four ferules about to enter and she advised them not to do so. On demanding the se. back it was refused. . . One of the (miles alluded to by the young woman also attended, she having beset told to write to "A. 8.," in Cambeiclge•street, Hackney-road, who wanted a house keeper. On going to the plea she found it was a printing. office, and a young man there told her that a person had asked that letters addressed to " A. B." might be taken in for her as he had a housekeeper wbo wanted a situation. Mr. Tyrwhitt, after expressing the hope that publicity would be given to the matter, said he would send an officer with the young woman and see if he could get her money back. ektily, one of the warrant officers subsequently re ported that he went to No. 96, Regent-sheet, accompanied by the young woman, and a man there said he had never guaranteed the young woman any situation, and that if the receipt for the se. was looked at that would be found to be the case. He (Itceekilly) asked the man if he intended to give up the 55.. and he said he should not, as he acted on principle and they might do as they liked. Mr. Tyrwhitt said if the young woman was sent to a place, and there was ao vacancy, it was 'fraud. He would advise the young woman to apply to the County Court for a summons. WORSH I P•STRE ET. A AM TO owners PAM:KOZEL Mr. Henry Hill , iivi;;g;ilo:Datacaa -- Zeet, London fields, was charged with unlawfully poisoning a gold brooch found by him in an omnibus. George Saloon, badge 1,976, conductor of an omnibus running from Camberwell-gate to the Durham Arms pablinhonae in the liacireey-reed„ said Yester day evening, shortly after 7 o'clock, while stop= opposite Blsoreditch Church to collect my on the return journey I was informed that • gentle man inside had found there • gold brooch. I asked him for it; he refused to give it to me. I told him it was a rule that say article picked up in a metropolitan stage carriage be should handed to the conductor, and that a penalty of 10/. attached to the party refusing. On arriving at the Durham Arms I called the attention of my timekeeper to the cironsteace, and at length was obliged to give the gentleman into custody as he still determined on withhold ing it, and said, "It's as much mine as yours." Mr. Hill—And surely so it was. And dal I not promise to give it up provided you showed me the rules and regula tions mentioned ? Conductor—No, certainly not. Mr. did, and I hove a within' to prove it, as also that you refused compliance. ),ve, 370 K—l received the charge. This brooch was headed to me by the prisoner. (a middle-sized cameo brooch was produced by the ooristabls, sod t►is description is under the c trcutortattoes, of course, sufficiset.) Mr. Ellison—What is the answer to the charge? Mr. Hill—That I picked up the article, sir, and I believe the conductor saw me do so. I asked three ladies is the °melba,' if either claimed it and upon their not so doing I reasonably, se I presume, kept possession of it until an (pportonity offered of giving it up at the oration hones. Mr. Ellison—Are you (the conductor) quite certain that rot an thing was said about showing the roles? Conductor:-Quiteeo, Mr. Bill—You did so after the conversation, which was tins :—" Give me that brooch, it is my property." I ob ?erred, " It is as much mine as yours, and shall do no such thing." Yost siestued, " II you don't give it to me I will live you fined 10/." eooductor—You appeared to doubt my word when I u,:il you that I should give the property found to the troper authorities. although I offered to prove by papers in Mr possession that I IBA frequently done so in former hi (To the magistrate) —I have those papers with ir.• sir. if you wish to see them. Mr. Elison—Persoos refusing COM pliame• with them:pert s conductor in such instances as the present are assuredly I .iile to a penalty. The enactment is a very stringent one, for a very good reason, inasmuch as owner, of the loss roperty clearly would make their first application respect. '.4 it to the conductor. I must line the defendant Is., and payment of the conductor's caste tie. NoTE. —The coadactors of omnibuses, /se., are also liable to a rise if they do not deliver op property so entrusted to thou within a certain period.] SOUTHWARK. mccor IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE AND PASSENGERS. 10 THI 're;•-rqc Coleman, • middle-aged man, • tradesman rigid at kortoo. wee brought up in custody of lospector For t, ••-, of the South Eastern Railway police, charged with km; drunk and disorderly oo the North Kent lime and WM lo4 the passengers in • third clam marriage. k vector Fortune said that es the arrival of the 5 o'clock tr, from Strood at London-bridge, be was called to ow, of third-class carriages, when the primmer was pointed out :. - m by three females in the same compartment, who told that he had behaved very diareputably on the journey. 1, - had a child with him about three years old, and the f• ski told waness that he had several times f:•d the child to the window, aid at the dancer of its lif e he'd held it oat r* P"" II Y. The ladies said they remonstrated w.tti Lim, but he still persisted in his misconduct. and so t-r7,6t4 them that they were made very ill. Finding that Vl.' prisoner was under she influence of liquor he took him !ht., custody. The Magistrate asked if either of the females was in at. t•h.ltoce. iin a replied in the oegstive. They loft the a& ".) station in a very excited state, es 4 in him anxiety to p' , test the child be lost 'lett of them. The primmer, how did sot deny the accusation. to. Nlsmietrate asked the prisoner what he bed to say fee tasconducting himself in so (TON & He replied that he regretted it very much, and must apo logise to the Railira Company for kin conduct. The fast was he had been to ea a &It to some friends, and unfortunately es& too mu* sad the shalchig of the car riage made him worse. He assured hie worship that be had se intention of injuring hie child ; he was only mewing her in • little rough way. The Magistrate told lurn that his weaned was very dis graceful, end had either of the females atteoded and sap ported these charges against him he should h►ve punished him with the utmost severity of the law. His using the child in the manner stated by the inspector was enough to terrify anyone, much moon females. He should, there fore, dna him 20.., or 14 days' hard labour at Wandsworth. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY ANFMING, OCTOBER 11, 1864. UQUIIITIMIL LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ar luicrraio NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY. CE.SAREWITCH STALLS. . °latitude 29 ran. ROYAL STAKES. A.F. Breeze the only hone hen. ENTRY FOR TOWN PLATE. T.M.B. Pizle, Vanessa, Booktoot, Corinthian Torn. and Rattier. All are here. CESAREVirITCH STAKES. Two miles two furlongs 28 yards. I Adveotwer, Blaekdown Miner, Despair, Donnybrook, Tommy Japes, Joco, Tomato, Hollyfox, Brewer. Bearer, Raglan, Lady Hylda, Ackworth, Kiug Charming, Charming Woman. Tattoo, Crisis, Mail Train, Dr. Syntax, Valiant, ' Planet, Suapioiov, Gratitude, Beatra, Pearl Diver, Oaths deal, Thalestris, Wits a, Mr.. Somerville, Cantle Espie, Wandering Minstrel, Miriade, Rely Poly, Alabama, Char =Mu, Ephemera, Battaglia. and Speenktion are tiers. PAID Foarsm—Skelrowner, Baldwin, Edward the Con fessor, Figaro, Asteroid, Weatherhow, Blithfield, Ethelred, Cariatrouk. Accident, Scamaader, Fantail, Bandage, Sum manias, Giant, Retainer, Lady Francis f, Donne Myrtle, Morocco, Catch.'em.Alive, Welcome, Young Rapid, Melrose, Beatrice, Muezzin, Signalman, Remrve, Rambler, Barbadoee, Quarantine, Iphigenia, Clown, Atherstooe's dam o, Namo, Fanfrednohe, fikeffingtoe, and Barohettina. ENTRY FOR SELLING HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Lady Abbess, 4 yrs, 9st 61b ; Barter, 4 yrs, Sat 4lb ; Da °option 4 yrs, Sat; Eons, 6 yrs, 7st 7 1b; Village Bells, 4 yrs, 7st 61b ; Br to RubinL 3 yrs, 7d 51b ; Si. to Knave of Trumps, 3 yrs, 7st ; Wild Huntress, 3 yrs, fat 121 b ; Blue Ball, 3 yrs, bat 121 b ; Lagnareei, 2 ym, 6st 71b ; Juneatoo, 2 yrs, Est 611, ; Bilverlooks, 2 yrs, Est 41b; Kathleen, 2 yrs, 6st. CLEARWELL STAKES. T.Y.O. Ostregor, Don Beath*, Newooort, Heir-et-Lew, Panta loon, Bedminster, Arg•enciss, Vest e, Oladiateur, Meg on the Wing I, Verdarer, Solitaire, Kate Hampton, Joker, Resinslla, and Maid Marian, are here. Pam FORPTXL—Ezichaatrees, Olive, Mnnchenesn, Tilt, Lougdown, Under Play, klydampes, Thallamius, Gardevieure, Itatostehar's Daughter, Lord of Eltham, Chesterfield, Sans UM, Anadyametui,Cheyetette, Mcmoor,Ledy Florence, Pilgrim, and Giraffe. LATEST BETTING. CESA RE WITCH. 100 to 30 apt Mail Train (t) 5 to 1 Gratitude (t) 9to 1 Calida c (t) 9to 1 Charmian (t) No other change. ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. A collision took place last night between 8 and 9 o'clock near the old Godslming statMor on this line. The direct Portsmouth train leaving Waterloo at 7 o'clock, proceeded as far as Guildford in safety—the time of departure from that point being 7.57. The up-train from Godalming leaves ►t 8.20, and on moving from that station last night everything appeared to be right. It had not, however, travelled many yards before the down-train from Loudon ran into it with considerable force. The engine and tender of the up-train were knocked completely over and much injured, and one of the Ear ' risme was nearly broken to pieces. In both cases the whole of the carriages were shifted from the metals. We are glad to learn that the driver and stoker in both trains escaped unhurt. The only instance of personal injury reported to the company was that of a gentleman who was able to motions his journey. Mr, Godson, the general manager at Moe Elms, proceeded at once to the scene of the accident, and he there ascertained that the " auxiliary " signal lamp had gone out at Godaliniag, thereby taking the driver of the Portsmouth train off his guard, and causing the 00ililli011. Some time elapsed OM fresh carriages could be made up to convey the pmeangers to their destitution. PBOVINOILL WARE MARXII7. IrriarooL, Oct. 10.—Iencashire and Yorkshire, 11334}—Loo don and North Wad 110 1 g —Manchester, She .1(1, and Untohishire, 631 4 3—Metropo ditan, 1061—Midland, 129 81 951 —North Lot Berwkit capital stock,lo7 61—Birkenhead, f &Mind Lakelinron,4l—Dutch Rhenish paid-op._l6—Confederate Loan, 33f} 2 4—United States, 471—Alliance Bank. London and Liverpool ;Limited), 11 p.—Livool }IMMO (Limited), i d.— Mercantile and Rectum* Bank (Limited), p. ; ditto, new guns, 1 a —British and Foreign Marine (Limited), 2 34.61 p.— Union Marine (Limited,. 21 a—)lersey Steel and Iron (Limited), p. National Steam Navigation Company, 114611 d.—West India and PDCHIC Steam, 1 16461 p. h! OCT. 10.—A pretty fair badness with rather lower prime. Consolidaied Bank (Limited). 51 p.—Greet Western, _684 9i Yorkshire, 61 1 11 --John c. Bro an wn d an x, d Co., mW l9 20 p. aaterq 110—lianchestsr, Shetheid, and Lincolnshire, 631 31 1.--Metro- Vateta i k 1061 6—Midland, 129—N0, th British, 511—South fill 1 4—Spanish Passives, 30—Alliance Bank, 11 411 41 11 101 11 11! a —District Bank, 19 p.--Confederate Loan, St 3 11 1 Conaolklia, 461. ButnnettiLig, Oct. 10.—The sales to-day included Bing ham Canal, 861 ; Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, atcatttimrmipe rig Continental Gas, 84: Metropolitan Railway and Waggon, first tame, 12: ditto, third lame, at 11 p. ming prices—Wrmingham, Wolverhampton, Stour Vallee , 0 91 ; Great Western, Five per Cent. Redeemable Preference, 1004 (Mien' ; Midland, Rriatol, and Birmingham Six per Cent, 134 (sellers) Booth Staffordshire. 101 104 Birmingham Bank, 324 (sellers; ; Birmingham Gas, 134 to 160 Birmingham Fire, 100 to 105: London, Birminglimn, and South Staffordshire Bank, S to 4 dia. ; Montis Metal, 2 If, Ilia 9d. din With reference to the statement in the Erpress of the 7th lust, relative to an extraordinary meeting of the Hastings and St. Leonard'. Hotel Company, preparatory to a voluntary winding up," we are requested to explain that the hotel built by the above•named company has been fur nished and conducted 'iry the " Queen's Hotel Company of Hastings (Limited)," and that the meeting mentioned le a legal preliminary step towards the purchase of the building by the Queen's Hotel Company, which is now carrying it on. -- --- THE GREAT STRIKE or COLLIERS IN STAFFORD- affirur.—Yesteeday the largest meeting that has base yet held of the colliers on strike in South Stafford- 1 shire, took place at Bilatoo. Detachments of men marched into the town from Wedoesbury, Great Bridge, 'Dotal), Dudley, Oldbury, and Brierley Hill, each headed by bands of music, and men carrying mottoed banners. They were followed by armed policemen, until by the time the meeting 00211201/03d, the policemen in the town numbered 150 sabres. At the meeting there I were perhaps 8,000 persons, Dearly all of them miners. 1 The eighty Lancers who are in barracks in Birming ham have for some time been kept " sa ddl e d u p," rea d y to ride into the " black country" at a moment's notice ; and a number of the Volunteers have been kept under arms in Bingley Hall ready for any emergency to which the colliers' strike might give rise in Birmingham, where there is • strong sympathy with the colliers amongst all classes, and where • rumour had got all.mt that the colliers intended to march into the town in vast numbers with anything but a peaceable intention. Yesterday the leaders of the move meat received an official communication from the Mayor of Birmingham, in answer to • formal application which the adhere have made to his worship desiring permission to hold a meeting in the outskirts of the town. His worship writes :—" Taking that application in connexion with the conversation I had with you on Thursday last, I under stood it to be your intention. if such meeting were held, to attend it with many thousands of your fellow workmen ; and I have to say, therefore, in reply to your application that I entirely disapprove of the holding of such a meeting within the limits of this borough ; and 1 wish further to ry that I do not consider such a meeting necessary for the oh ject you have in view, manly, to enable you to explain to the inhabitants of Birmingham your position with your em ployers."—Leeds Mercury. PrrnoLison.—Dr. Georges lies observed that the emanations of petroleum have • weakening effect on the muscular systems sad canes headache, especially in the case of senor people sad these who live in • confined atmos phere exposed to these emanations. He states that the latter contra a peculiar principle which may be eliminated, and is found to act principally on the brain and heart. Ether of petroleum may, he adds, be used to cool the ferments during surgical operations, because it causes no pain on the bleeding parta. —2ler York paper. ARTIFICIAL Tana —A mole-killer of blonthey, in the Valais, in Switzerland, was meetly brought before the co:Tedious' tribunal of that place 02 a charge of swindling the !authorities, which he effected in en ingenious manner. The destroyers of those animals receive a certain sum for each, but they are not boned to present the bodies in order to °brie the reward, but only the tails. The man in question delivered not lees than 2,000, and received • rim of 300 fr. Surprise wee felt et the number, and on close examination a great many were ford to be artificial, menuteatnrod by annunhig a strip of the animal's skin on • bit of wire award wish paper. The tail-maker was cooctannot to throe months' imprisonment. SHARE LIST&-(TEIS DAY.) Two o'Ouxs. The railway market is rather firmer to-day, and prices have improved in some instances. Great Northern stock has risen 1 per cent ; Great Western 1, and Midland and Lancashire and York shire 1. South Eastern has declined per cent. London and North Western stook is now quoted 110 to ; Great Western, 691 to / ; Midland, 129 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to ; Caledonian, 122 to 123 ; South Eastern, 81/ to ; Great Eastern, 431 to 44 ; Great Northern, 127 to 128 London and South Western, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 1061 to 107. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities have been dealt in to only a very moderate extent, and quotations are without variation. .Dll4 ART 2 AND NIOCKA alt. I Pa. I "AMWAY'. 1 13a"I NINANINS Priftl • I "Lis te 1 11°4141.1. litna.,WoL4 Moor VAL Bg ral .6l =and & ltd.C Bridal sad Oaankrni an Dark and Bandon Oornwall Dun IA no div. =ID Do. p. e.lpald So B. 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Marino La (II I Upton Anita Tra(LLvs a y Ditto Ivan Disaurn't Lad_ 1111 Warrant litansoe(Lia. 10 WaitdailialPadlloS L. 10 i im i M • • d r i... 11 4r 114121 1 1 1 MA I 1 par I 1411 pi to O 22 2 2 2 p I 1411 SI SS JOS 112 1021 112 4 I dle 10e IOF Ii It Kb * 1 I 1 % 616 4 1 &bra 6 II 416 4 1 1 101 It ft NU 11 lg. Par 1 1 16 , 7 6Ms 611 U t ? . • 2 •11• 1 6 64 pm 91 qui • Ma ft dm Par 19 20 Dar 1 tak Par 1 POI edldb la par par • Tito p 1 pm 9 •db i ds flt 1; 2 iq iTi d 1 il ipar li 1 dm Si I •6Y IS 42 7 Si SSi Is 20 pm 51 1 die 27 15 16 66 i I 9 9 16 Id 141. par 96 97 110 125 will i Ttu, 2 l a rla see 1 an AS_ 11 .. 2 414 4 6 pee 4 fps 264 4! P 01 17 4 Sam 14 10 12 Itii li 2 pot PREFERENCB SMARM Great Western Original Chester Goarentred Stock 73. Landau and S. West., 7 p. cent. stock, late 3rd Bhares,lsll. Midland Consolidated, Bridal and Bum. 6 per mat., 13:1 worth Staffordshire, 21i. FOREIGN R ILW ATS. Namur and Liege guar. 141. p. any., N. Recife and Sc. Fandeoo, Lim., guar. 7 par et., 15j. San Paulo, Lim., pm. 7 per amt. (ISt. paid), 13. Do. do. is - 4Z: [North London 11144 1 100, W 100 no 100. IDa. New ...... , Nor th Btaxfordahlre N. & 8. Western Jam, Atwell& Central illecitlah N.& Aber 84k Shrewsbury & Welchoi C2eare von trulon South bdwa I& Yorks& & River Duo ISSalwas,Woklaghsuoke. liad no 0 I Vale of Death . _ _ Victoria Sto. & Pimlico' Waterford & Mama, Ws* Ocrawall W.M.mlip Barb. & ILL LQhWA7I. ▪ Afiloatiortat. lamina 100 I BooLlker. G 1114.69.6. I 10 I Do. IL 81taroo all &MA° et Like Huron ▪ Do. Prolorenoo Rd 100 AWL, Brook& Gadertchl Op o. Ma. Aog. 1, 1874 10S 100 Do. do. Joly 1, 1873 100 100 I Do. do. June 1, 1075 Bs. , Oil &lantana 5p.0. 88. 'lOO Ow T.& Dock Oµ a a., 100 on DlU6g_ara.7 P• o 4 4 iget LOO Naas. vonpi go. 6 .. BL 100 Abel Indian go. 6 do.. N I Si Do. J Datoodoe R. / 100 lersild Trunk ot Canada li:ft..6p.c Do.• Lk pref. lee.. t D. do. deferred Do. and pref. Bowie.. Do. do. deferred Do Yd prof. Stock .. Do. do. 4 deferred Do. dodo. Do. do. deferred heat Indian PentnsoL De. New 6 p do r cent. IGt. 8. of Indio g. b p. Do Do et pee cont. IX Western et Canada Do. New D0.6p.c.8dapay.1673 Do.li do. do. 18774 Wien Broca, Lizeisod I Do. Now Madre, gnat. 6 p. cent Do. do. I do Do. do. do.— Do. Me tendon Meth. Corp. 6 per e. Bd Milk and Hobeasee Beg N.BrundeCanolatidcß N.8.01Cea.6p.0.1a1p.8. Wade. gua. &ro o. e cent Do. Deihl Do. _do. do. Do. rayisti? do _ . ioi.: Lidos et. not. do. 1 JOINT STOCK s•ln[a Nod Oa I Buts. IPd I Q. pi Ass I Miles. 20 .: Do loo Agra& Masterman's(l); IS - - - SLOW 60 I Do. NewNp.l , 116 - - -. 10, 60 I Do. (of which 20 &mi)' 20 - - - 10,4 60 Llidon I 6 Idle par 1111 --. , 100 AlliancaLosALlversool 16 16 37 186 81 10.000 100 De. New 7 9pm 831 8 S MO 20 Anglo Austria 25 n SLOW 10 Anglo Italian (Usilted) 1 14 01,116 - 22,6110' 6) Australssia all 67 09 ad - ore LIMO 40 Do. New BO 11 Upas ad -ad 12,601. 26 Baskof BritlahCobasida 16 par lysa ad 16 ad 10,000 26 Bank of Egypt 6,000 100 Bask of London 6ll 156 160 - *AO 20 Bank of Otago (112.16 ad) 6 11 01014 31 10,000 100 Bank of Quesosland (L.) 10 6 3Ws - 20 000 60 13ankorrictoria,Austris II 33 19 - 5,000 100 Bank of Wales (Um.) - .o,ooo' 10 Bank of New Zealand - 50,000 10 BrazWas&Portogness(l 10 2 21poi 121 10,000 50 British & Californias (I. 11 Idle par - 10.000 50 11114 sh N. America - IMMO 10 .C. Bk. India,Ass., Milos MI SI U 64 7,1300 10 1 Da New - 20,000 * .Cbact. Ma. ol ladM,to. an 67 60 - lasoo IS ! Do. New - 10,000 100 City - 10,000100 Colonial - 10.000 23 cont. Hank of lad* &a. 15 8 6pm - 180,000 10 Coserlidated lksk (L; 4 64 6pm 94 4 6,000 100 Ocadisimisl (1.) ls s IMs - 10,000 60 . lam Loodol (Waked' 6 1 1 pm - 60,000 10 4 stern E change(Lim) 3 1 0 Spm - WOW 20 Eng.licot.&AusLillsrt& sU 21 - 40,000' 60 'English and Swedish (L 16 11 eld - 40,009 60 ' European Bask(Undted 10 40 11 9 1 16.000 60 ! Do. New 10.000 /00 fliodum.Chioa&Js&(L. 26 3 pm - 10,000 100 . Do. New - 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Units U 10 1 pm 104 I 8,000 100 . Do. New - 10,000 60 Imp.Bk.of Chitia.&e.,(L 6 3 d pm ls -. ' 136,00. S) Imports! Ottoman l5 54 pm 161 15,000 60 International Bank (L ) 16 6 Oh - 4004 26 .loomu all - - - 6,000 26. Do. New 100,000 20 'Land Moraßk. lodla(L. 4 1 m ti MOOO6O Lou. lik.ondeilico,&c. (L 6 1 I dle 414 15,600 100 'Lon. Bank of ilailland(l. 13 6 3Ms - men 100 London and Brazilian 3000 100 Loo.B.Ayros&A.Plate(l 40 a 11 pm -- *OOO 26 • Lie. New, ha MO pm 74 11 lips 91 SOW 100 lon., Mr., &S. Mad. (L., 12 6 5 ills - 50,000 10 Us.. MBank et Smart. all 134 341 - 20.000 60 Loudon and County lO 48 75 - 4000 109 'Loa. Barsts.Con.Ex.(L) 13 1 1 dls 111 1 60,000 60 London Joint Stock II 41 46 - 10, 009 100 Lon. and Northern (L, 10 6 I di. - 10,000 91 London & South Atrkan all SO 13 214 1 4000 100 Loa. & S. Western (Um. 10 4 lipm 904 30,000 100 Len. A Weetmhisisr - 10,000 100 'Merchant BanklUst.)" 171 4 spm 11 10,000 60 Idercantile .1 BactimilL 16 wi t Ipm -- 10,000 60 . Do. New - 10,000 160 Metro. & Pro,. Bank (L. Is par 181 4 4000 100 Midland Bank (Lim.) - 10,000 100 National of Liverpool lll 41 6hpai -- 22,000 10 N.Pro. of England, New IS - - - 30,000 20 1 Da do. do. 10 - - - N4OOO IN ;New Eolith Wales all 42 46 - 40,000 10 New Zealand (Limit d; I par 4pm - &LOCO 10 North Western 6 S 4pm - 80,400 26 Oriental Bank Corpora. all 66 69 'sd 20,000 60 Provlu. BankingCorp.(l 6 24 1441* - 19,000 100 Provinc. of Ireland_ . - suss 20 kinds, Punt, &DaUd(L 10 11 11pm - 10,000 M South Australia till $4 Is - 10,000. 26 South Eastern (Um.) .. 6 1 .pm - 10,000 100 Nand. MB. S. Africa .. 112 Odle par - 4,460100, Do. do. - 10,W00 26 Arlon of Anersai,Nsw all Al U - 10.0001 M Union 01 IMAM (I.) U 24 lids - 84M0. SS Union of Loudon DUCKS. No. 1111 a I DOCES. (PQ I a pilau 1 - &Jim LeekrTiallri,sad istlndia .00 130 115 -. 12. 10 Gessratilostiag Dock 6 5,578.0 33 LookaidaLKatbaria. 00 OT CO 161 3M.U. floatkompton O9 -.- -. 800. 0• 100 10 1 84 Vs Do. - 6,111 - ... 112114h001mep.a1.,1879 100 Do. do. MI 100 Om. Gov. 5p.0..1e7e. 105 Do.learallakeem 11111 Do.lllpiralemia 109 Doi per Mimi& le Do. r if ~Mb 48018 1•0: ° V 15804 100 Do. Oa 18004 100 Do. do. 1764 100 Oakm.Nov. 1861, 8 p.at. 100 1878, do.. 100 Damien Opm MANS le Do. 18111.100 Do. 1880100 Nail. °mime asat...lloo Now Beam Om. I pat :le N.S.Walas Ga. 6 p.a.1806 109 Do. sp. a. 1871 to 1870 , 100 Do.ll p a. 1858 to 1502,100 New ealaad 6e' g oast. ' 100 logs 'soft 6p. a., 1878 100 eammeal Gov. 6 p. at. DO ILMILOm.Op. e. Bash 100 Via.oovllp.e.Jaa.&July 100, I Do. do. 6 p.a.Amlletoa. 4001 TOREION COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN bLLREST. (THIS DAT.) (ST ILD2raw LID urrimunoeux. 72130 (nom oos owx coaszarcuromr.) Corron.—:Market Quiet; demand mall. Balm: pro bably 3,000 balm. Cons.—Fair attendance. Wheat slow sale ; priors slightly in favour of buyers. Flour steady, at late rates. Indian corn mixed, from scarcity, brings full prima. Beans nominal Oat sod oatmeal dull MINCING-LANII.--(THIS DAY.) SOGAZ —The market, privately, hu been inactive, owing to numerous parcels being declared for public sale. The Bathedoes offered has partly sold at previous prices. The stock at this port continues to increase, owing to large landings and small deliveries, there being now a surplus of 17,000 tons compared with lust year, the present stock being 1 . 13,000 tons against 106.000 tons last year. Refined : The demand is very steady at fully previous prices. Corm.—The parcels of East India offered to-day have sold at full prices, and privately business is doing at steady rates. _ _ TU.—New Hallows have gold at full prices ; with this exception the market has been inactive. Rics—About 2,000 hap sold in small parcels chiefly far export. ROM and SALTIMTEL—Nn sales reported. Oorrore.—The market has become dull and inactive. duns—About 6,0;1:0 bales sold at List week's prime to • alight decline. INDIGO. —The quarterly sales of East India have oven named very irregularly ; good qualities at about 6s. have sold at last salsa' prices to • little under extremes. Films are neglected ; common sorts ar• moat depressed and sold at 3d. to 4d. discount. At present about 600 cheats have been withdrawn. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DA T.) The market le stoutly. Town tallow is quoted CA 9d. ; Pototsburg Y.C. Um spot 411. 9d. ; October to Dosomber. 41s. 6d . ; 43 Deoraitter, 42e. 64 ; Jaarry to Marsh, 43e. ; Mash, a. 94. B?dITHIFIELD HAY MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Hnne7 sod Piston report Undo fins at the fol lmriyoresa:— meadow eee. to 110 ..; done, old, .to 130,.; ditto new, sewed ant, 90., to 111%.; straw, 27e. to 3311. • 89 91 90 01 19 92 18 84 71 81 104 108 104 106 id 106 107 id 107 110 102 106 108 111 101 106 NI 106 104 108 in 106 91 94 07 99 N 97 94 06 N 1111 94 97 100 101 a 4 a 6 al MONEY MARIET.--(T1118 DAY.) Two o'OLoon. The stock markets showed a little more firmness at the opening this morning, but have since be come dull. Business is very languid. Console, in which this is settling day, are now quoted per cent, lower for the amount, while the price for money remains the same as it was yesterday afternoon. As regards other securities there is no general re covery in prices. There is rather less demand for money to day, but 9 per cent. ie still the lowest rate for good three months' bills. In the Stock Ex change this morning there was a strong inquiry for short loans on English government securities, in connexion with the Control settlement, and the charge rose to 8 to 9 per cent. The supply of money having increased, the rate has since receded to 7 to 8 per oent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 65fr. 40c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Console are now quoted 871 to 88 for money, and 881 to for the account (Nov. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, 88; ditto, for account, 881 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, 1, 86 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 86 ; Bank Stock, 236, 235, 237 ; India Five per Cent, Stock, 104, 1031 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 6s. die.; ditto June, 25e. die. In the foreign stock market the variations com prise a fall of 1 per cent, in Confederate, and 1 in Turkish Bonds of 1858 and Spanish Passive, but an improvement of 1 in Turkish Bonds of 1862 and in Spanish Certificates. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :—Turkish 1858 Bonds, 68 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 70 ; the Consolides, 49 to I ; Greek, 221 to 23 ; Mexican, 26 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 30 to ; the Certi ficates, 131 to 1 ; and Confederate, 53 to 55. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 83, ex div. ; Egyptian, 951, 9611, 96 ; Max- I ican, for account, 26,1 ; ditto 1864, 241 ; ditto Anglo-French scrip, 131 die., ex div. ' • ditto French scrip, 131 die., ex div. ; New Granada Two per Cents., 28 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 781, 771 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 461 ; Russian, 1850, 821 ; ditto 1862, 87, 86f ; Spanish, for acoount, 491 ; ' ditto Passive, for account, 301 ; ditto, Certificates, 131 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 68 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 721 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 691, 1, ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 691, 70 ; Venezuela, for account, 21 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 551. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to I prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 61 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to, I prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to 1 ; Ottoman Sociite G6ne rale, 1 to I prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, lig dis. to par. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. Weber and Biddulph, merchants, of Philpot-lane. The evident reluctance of the executive of the Bank of England to raise the rate of discount be yond its present point is regarded with much satis faction. It is perfectly evident that a 9 per cent. rate has cured the foreign drain of gold. Of this, more striking proof could not be afforded than is given by the slackening of the efflux of bullion to India, the com plete cessation of that to Egypt (whence, indeed, as noticed below, sovereigns are now flowing back to this country), and the consequent rapid flow of gold to the Bank of England. Thus far, therefore, the Bank " screw " has done its work, and we have only to wait for the inevitable turn of the bullion tide to see our way to a gradual deliverance from our present difficulties. Whether a similar result might not have been achieved without the serious losses which are at present being inflicted upon the commercial community by the heavy deprecia tion of commodities and public securities, is • question which need not be discussed at the mo ment, but upon which many persons, especially those belonging to the suffering chimes, will not be found to hold opinions squaring precisely with those of the uncompromising supporters of the Act of 1844. Passing this by, it would seem that the executive of the Bank need not entertain any further anxiety whatever with regard to our financial and commer cial relations with foreign countries, but that they have only to watch the eddies of distrust which are circling about amongst ourselves. It must of course be the earnest desire of the Bank directors to do their utmost to accommodate the internal trade of the country at this critical juncture, within the limits of their means and resources ; and as • fresh rise in the rate of discount, besides being, as we have shown, unneoes- 1 Nary (so far as its foreign operation is con cerned), would have a direct tendency to excite increased disquietude, and thus prolong a pressure which it is to the interest of all parties to allay, the hope is now beginning to be earnestly expressed that the Bank will abstain from making any further movement, if possible. This is the more desirable, because there is at least one other alternative open to them—namely, that of selling a portion of their government securities. That this policy is entertained at the Bank board seems to be indicated by the fact that the last return showed a diminution of about 200,0001. in the Bank's stock of government securities. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day ") and terminate on Friday. About 120,000/. in gold,_ being the bulk of the recent arrivals from New York, was sent into the Bank yesterday. There were no withdrawals for export. The Arabia, from Boston, has brought about 4,0001. in specie. We have seen telegrams from Alexandria men tioning the despatch of 20,000 sovereigns for Eng- I laud, and more coin was to follow. This reversal of the usual order of things arises from the violent revulsion which has taken place in the cotton market here, in consequence of which orders for cotton in Egypt have been countermanded or suspended. The price of new cotton in Alexandria has latterly fallen as much as 30 per cent., and the exchange on London has risen. The ont-going steamer with the mail for Bombay will take only 42,3501, of which 40,2501. is silver, and 2,1001. gold. The silver market remains extremely inactive, owing to the absence of orders for the riser , and the quotations both for bars and Mexican dollars are almost nominal. The suspension is announced of a French house of respectability—that of Mr. E. Lazard, of Moorgate-streak The commitments, which have chiefly arisen in connexion with cotton bills , are estimated to reach as much as 500,0001., but nearly the whole of Mr. Lizard's direct engagements of , about 293,0001. are covered by document bills from India and other securities. A favourable view is entertained of the probable result of the liquidation. The house has been established some years, and it would appear that in this, as in so many other recent cases, the business has acquired an expan sion disproportionate to the amount of capital en ag The following is a copy of the circular n e e d d . but evening : I regret to inform you that foreseeing dieloalties is rem bills of exchange negotiated by ma. I hays this day la the istorest of my creditors tempcsuily insopeaded pip rent. I bare not the slightest doubt but th►t ray liquid n• tion will prove favourable ; in the meantime I have to request your kind forbearance. My books will be at once placed is the hands of Meson. Kemp, Ford. and Co., accountants. who will cesteue a meeting of my creditors with the Lisa possible dalay.—l am year obedient servant, (twina) E. Lamm 11, Meeepte-etresS, Oat. 10. A first dividend of 9d. in the pound is announced as payable to the creditors on the estate of Mr. W. N. de Mottos, coal exporter, wbo faded at the end of last year. A further distribution is ex pected to be made next month. It is explained that there will be a diminution in the realisation, principally in the amounts expected to be received under coal contracts, mused chiefly by the Danish and St. Domingo wars. There will, moreover, be an increase in the claims of creditors partially se cured, in connexion with the realisation of the se curities held by them. On the other hand, some addition may be made to the assets through an l amount derivable from claims representing a total of 23,9001., but which have not been included in I the assets. It is anticipated that the estate will eventually realise a dividend of 3e. Gd. to 4s. in the pound. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,5491. over last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 4,6491., which is pro bably due in part to the influx of people from Lon don to view the scene of the explosion at Keith. The first ordinary meeting of the shareholders of the London, Hamburg, and Continental Exchange Bank (Limited) is called for the 25th inst , when • dividend is to be declared. A general meeting of the Wallachian Petroleums Company (Limited) is called for the Bth November. The half-yearly guaranteed interest is announced on Royal Danish Railway shares and bonds. The subjoined memorandum h from the Nova Scotia Lan: and Gold Company : The directon of the Nom Scotia Land and Gold Crushing and Amslgamatiog Company (Limited) have received by the present mail advice of the shipment of 79 ozs. 1 dwt. of gold, produce of Sherbrooke and Oldham for September. rhe agent writing from Sherbrooke nays, in reference to Sean lode—" This lode ham improved since last crushing. We have only taken down about eight feet this month owing to its being rather bard to work from the south deep pen coming in. We Dave stink deep enough in the shaft to prove that those droppers will run out when about five feet deeper, and then I have no doubt but what we will get the lode si t along the bottom the same size as in the bottom at the shaft, 8 inches, and if as good as in the bottom of the shaft will produce two ors. per ton." From Oldham the agent writ..—" The Wallace upper shaft is improving - depth. The quartz we took from the greatest depth, which is about 50 feet deep. looks very well, and from the prowl appearance the streak of gold is dipping to the west ; if to, we will have a great quantity of good quartz to take out. We are still pursuing the Hall lode, but have not yet come acmes another of those rich de posits which I Iwo been anticipating." _ _ . _ The crown agents for the colonies have adver tised the interest doe the 15th inst. ou various Cape of Good Hope and Natal Government Do beuturee. - The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, rill Marseilles, are expected to be distributed in London about the 17th inst. The business in Indian tea has now become of so much importance as to attract a large share of mercantile attention. The following is from the " Indian Tea Circular" of Messrs. Hulbertand Ws hove to report that two sales With taken place : ens on the 13th ultimo, comprising 944 packages of prints growth, &a., of which 632 only sold ; in cothequeoes al tho generally low quality offered, prima were very irregukth, Altogether the mole was unsatisfsctory. Pekoe and broken lest alone seemed to maintain former rates, other north showed a decline. The other one cm the 27th ultimo, con sisting of 930 packages, of which 600 cheats were Amami Company, per .lane Porter, panned off very well ; the at tendance of buyers woe larp, Pekoes and Soucbongs selling at an &drones of 2d. and Id. respectively ; other sorts won well supported. A eels in advertised for the 11th October of 1,745 packages, 773 being Assam Company, per Cfity of Tanjore ; 183 Jorehaut Company, 113 Upper Amami Company, the remainder belonging to private growths, Re. The stock on the let instant was 1,323,000 lbs. spirt 1,099,000 lbs. last year, sod the quantity &Rost 584,972 lbs. against 838,156 The. In 1863. MONDAT EViimrs. Console, which closed on Saturday at 871 to 88 , both for money and to-morrow's settlement, receded this morning to 871 to 1, but closed at 87 to 88. For the new account (Nov. 10) the lug price was 881 to 1. The " continuation' was 9-16 to. per cent. The o ffi cial bus' less report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for mossy, 88, 871, 1, 88, 871 ' , 88 • ditto, for amount, 871 ; Three per Cents. R educed, 861, 851, New Three per Cents., 861, 851, 861 ; Bank for account, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1031, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 5.., 10s. dis. ; Five per Cent. enlaced " rupee paper, 100. The India Five per Cent. Stock was very steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 10s. to ss. die. The March Exchequer Bills remain at 10s. to 411. dia., and the June at 23a. to 1.35. dis. The foreign stook market was flat, and prices showed a rather drooping tendency. The clos ing quotations, though decidedly above the worst point of the day, were in most came some what below those of Saturday. The Confederate Loan opened at a fresh fall of 3to 4 per cent., owing to the news from Amer'ca, but partially re covered, so that at the close the decline was I to 2 per cent. Egyptian Bonds and Russian of 1862 and 1864 declined per cent., and Turkish of 1862, ; Turkish Consolides, after falling to 481, left off at Saturday's quotation. Spanish Passive Bonds were pressed for sole at one period as low as 291, but afterwards recovered to 201 to i t , being 1 higher than on Saturday, owing to purchases, combined with statements that the present cabinet at Madrid has determined to deal justly with the foreign credi tors. Greek Bonds also show an improvement of 1 per cent. on the day. In the market for bank shares the tendency of prices continues unfavourable. Alliance Bank opened heavily, and were marked as low ea 9 prem., but afterwards recovered to 101 to 111 prem., being only 10s. lower than on Saturday. London and County Bank declined 21. ; Standard Bank cd Africa, 3/. ; Merchant and City Bank, If. 10s. ; and many other stocks in this department, 10s. toll. Hudson's Bay shares remain at 15 to it. Egyp tian Trading were steady at i to 4 prem. City Offices, London and Caledonian Marine Insurance, and West India and Pacific Steam shares were all quoted rather lower. National Steam shares fell 11. 10s. North British and Mercantile Insurance •hares have improved. National Discount closed at 71 to 7i prem., being slightly better ; and Joint Stock Discount, at i dis to par. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares closed at I dis. to par ; Anglo-Mexican Railway, at } dis. to par ; and Ottoman Socidtd Odudrale, at 1 to 11 prem. The shares of the financial companies were heavy in the morning, Internatipnal Financial showing especial depression, and being marked as low as 1 prem. ; but more firmness was observable in the afternoon, and the closing quotations in all cases were equal to those of Saturday. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:— Internatiol, 11 to 1.1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to na 2k prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 6 pretu. ; Im perial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 11 to 14 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 21 to 1 prem. ex die'. and new shares ; and Crdit Fonder, 21 to d pre". ex div. and new shares. United States 5-20 Bonds rose 2} to 3 per cent. upon the American news, closing at 46} to al. New Brunswick• and Victoria Government De bentures were quoted lower. .11111188.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mining market continues inactive, sad with the exception of • decline of ss. in East Grenville shares (which are now quoted 7} to i) prices present no alteration, compared with those last current yesterday. No transactions are officially reported in the Stock Exchange. United Mexican and Yudanamutana shares are flat. The former have been dealt in at!}, and the latter at 11. Other forcign and colonial mines are dull. A bottle thrown into the River Cree, at Newton Shown* Wtglotoldiro, &Woad, on the Sad d Doman; 1863, with a toommis sookoctl to that (groat, was ploke4 is rishbouroo Omar, oo the wath-owitas toast ol the Lb of Wight, on the sth V: itebbit,lBo34. ORDINARY REARM AND STOCK& 127 8 MI 8 ON 17 lUi ri 1021 1101 10 1 101i7 1%: - id 1061 WI 96 la SS 11:Iii id , a 81 1 I 1001 100 i 99 1 BT "iiii.iii w,ooc 101,0001 1150,000 010,0)0 1 100,000 100,000 106,500 166,003 i!.f. l- 6•9 43. 1 91 —. rd a -