The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. &Perm Winslow. act* as Ciaintiaeiosar.) RE ALrainaorniN. The bankrupt, a butcher, of Wi►dmillatreet, Haymarket, applied for his discharge from debts of 3,8834, giving np assets stated al. 1,5001. It waa urged that the bankrupt bad bad an accident, which by preventing his attendauce to busmen for several months had led to his failure. )(der granted. IN HI CHILVERS. This waa the sitting for examination and dischsrge in the ,sse of E. H. Chilean, tailor, of Hampton-win Debts, Mr. Sargood opposed ; Kr. Denny supported. The priocipal complaints against the bankrupt was that he refuted to give up possession of his premises to the animist, notwithstanding an order of the court to that effect. The bankrupt, in examination, admitted that he had kept no account of his reedy money sales. He had a four-whodsd am-lags and a horse before hie bankruptcy, but they were only lent, and he returned them when he got into difaccdties. His Honour adjourned the case tine die, with protection for a week only, so that the bankrupt might give up pos. session of the ptersisaa in the intervaL He considered it the duty of the court to mist aseigooes in caw where bank rupts held hostile pommies. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) MIMIC AND DANCING LICENSIS. The court met again this morning to dispose of the a~ppppliL cations for music and dancing licenses in those cases erre the parties had not answered to their names on previous days. POLTGRAPH/C HALL, KING WILLIAM-STREET. Mr. Kent, a barrister, applied for a renewal of the music licence granted in former yams to William Samuel Woodin, the King William-street Rooms, or the Polygraphic Hall, King William-street, Strand. He expressed regret that the application had not been made before, but the reason of it was that Mr. Woodin was out of town. The license was unanimously greeted. THE BLACK DOG, BETHNAL-GREEN. Henry Hall applied fora renewal of a music Loewe to the Black Dog, Church-street, Bethnal-green, amid the an swers of the inspector of the district being satisfactory the license was granted. THE OZOROR, POSTIIICEBUILDINGS, St LEEK'S. Joseph Spingett applied for a new music license for the ;eorge, Foster's-buildings, St. Luke's, and be stated he had been in possession of the hones for five years. Inspector Haskell, O divides, said this was a respect• able house and well conducted. It was used by the society of Loyal United Frieods, and applicant wished the license for music on lodge nights. He did not inteod to use it as a contort room. There bad never been a complaint against the house. The bench unanimously granted the license. THE MIR HOTEL, CARYL-WALL James Golding applied for a renewal of his license for music for the Pier Hotel, Cbeyoe-walk, Chelsea, and he dated that the reason he bad not applied before was that he The bench expected mewed the limos. to base received • notice o f this meeting. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERBENWELL. Disugsmerc DEBX3I7OX OP ♦ CHILD. John William Hearne, a fancy-box maker, was brought up on a warrsat by Mom, the warrant officer of Islington, charged with deserting his child under the following aggra vating circumstances : From the evidence of Mr. Leftly, the relieving overseer -- --- of Islington ' it appeared that th e defendant and hi e child SUICIDE Or • Crrr MERCHANT THROCOH LOSSES Woe passed to Islington from st. Leona r d' s , sh o y e dit c h, in TN THE MECEICAN TRADE.—Mr, William James Groves, October, 1863. The defendant remained there until the merchant, of Coen Exchange-chambers, Mark-lase, who following April, when, on his application, the board cave bad experienced heavy keen in the New York Dim 10a and clothing to enable him to leave the workhouse trade, committed suicide on iThatoday night. He with his child. On the Bth of last June the child had never mentioned the fact of his lowa and was passed from St. Micheal's, Bethnal-green, t o Islington, until his death was supposed to be in pro.- the defendant havin g d eser t e d it , leaving it with a poor perous circumstances. The failure to receive • re- woman, who, not receiving the money for its sup. mittance from • New York house for 17,0004 was the im- port ea the defendant b a d promised, was com- mediate cause of his rash act. gelled to put it into the Bethnal-green Workhouse. Dulaor Ma. WILLIAM TTLRR —With sincer e What made the matter worse was that when regret we (Era) announce the death of Mr. William Tyler, he deserted his child he took with him the husband for many years proprietor of the vast establishment of the poor woman with whom he left the child, and she known as the Royal Surrey Zoological Garden., Rod had font children to rapport. The defendant since then who died on Suaday last, after • short ilium, at has bee. by day at work at his own trade, and at night has his residence, Cringlefoed, near Norwich. Mr. Tyler be- ' been engaged et the Knightsbridge Music-hall, and never came proprietor of the gardens in 1844, having previously once troubled himself about the child, nor did he know been secretaty to Mr. Cross, the original founder of them, when he was apprehended by Moss in which workhouse the and he continued the proprietorship till 1858, when the pro poor child was. From the inquiries the officer had made, petty was vested in • limited liability company. Th e Grand be had ascertained that the oneoser could earn very good Music Hall was afterwards used u a chapel by Mr. Spur mousey, but he was in the habit of squandering it away goon, and is now doing duty as the temporary site of St. in drink amongst low women and men of the wont of eha- Thomas's Hospital. racism. Crinoline accidents are various in character and The defendant said he could not deny that he had left his the variety is not yet exhausted. The daughters of c t hild, bwoal ut be thbeetter fact cared for was that he thought, hving no wife, that Gemmel M. were making an excursion to Haytor the oth er id and taught i a n the workhouse day. The carriage was a phaeton, and one of the young than if he had it. It was only • child, and would not coat Libel was !idle( cis the mat by the side of the driver. As the pariah much to support. He was now in full work. If the hone was " fresh" and required the driver to hold him he was sent to prison he should lose hie employment. the young lady descended to open the gate on the entrance Mr. Lath said he was induced I. press th worth the to the Moor. On mountiog the seat the wind blew her guardians thinking that the defendant was noty of crinoline against the horse, he kicked and plunged his any commiseration , foot through the machiaery. A terrific scene ensued, Mr. D'Eynooturt said it was one of the worst eau. that a violent sprain. had been the horse became unmanageable, h e c l eare d hi s f oo t f rom brought und er hi s notioe, and sentenced th e pri- the garment by his desperate pluo g i ng ; th e youog lady loner t o three cal endar months' imprisonment with hard was thrown down and suffered Happily labour in the Howe of Correction. the coachman succeeded in keeping the affrighted animal WORSHIP-STREET, in the track till he stopped from exhaustion; • farmer's • (mum RICELAND AHD FATHa horse was procured to take the carriage back, and the whole Cheeks Warmed, a ardat c .m o i r i ng man , of middl e age , party escaped with • severe fright, and • feeling of thank wan charged with assaulting his son, who said—l am 18 fulness fora providential escape. The hone, a very value years of age. Ido not live with my father, but last night We animal, was severely wounded by the stud of the crinv. I went to his house in Worshipstreet. because I heard that lino, but is recovering. —Western Timm. be was beating my mother. He struck me in the eye when DESPERATE ENCOUNTER BETWEEN • POACHER I interfered, and thinking it the best thing to do, I went AND A POLICIIIAN.—On Wednesday evening lut. Coli ma to get,. constable ; he followed, and again tried to strike stable Shaw, of the Berwickshire police, stationed at Bari me. I gave him into custody. otos, having found • travelling tinsmith on the public' road Mr. Ellison—Does your father frequently 111-treat your near Perk carrying • gun and some newly-killed rab mother ? bite, sad suspecting him of poaching, seized both gun Witness—Yes sir. She has just left the hospital where &ad rabbit., in term° of the Poaching Prevention she went in consequence of his violence. I feared last night Act, sad conveyed them to the police station. At be would do her an injury ; that made me go • late hour at night, while Shaw was sitting in his Mr. Elliott—Does she complain el him! own house, the tinsmith rushed in and seised the gun, with Witness—Sir, she is hero the view of making off with it. The policeman laid hold Mr. Elliacte—Then let her come forward, of him, and both closed, when • fierce !draggle ensued. The A woman who looked so extremely pallid that as she made man, who was armed with a butcher's knife, which was her way with difficulty to the box it appeared she subsequently found to have been tumidly sharpeoed, we. sinking, and wh ose was baodaged, feebly said— mode repeated st a b s a t th e policeman, enttina him in the Cl lam his wife. back sod shoulder. The poli c ema n manage d to get h o ld o f erk—Do yea wish to mak e aoy complaint &pipet your the knife, and wrenched it out A the man', grasp ; bat husband! in doing so he inflicted some severe wounds on his own Wife (pausing)—On Thursday last he streak me on the hand. The only other person present was the conatsble's head, and three weeks this very ay be broke my arm. wife, who ran for easistance, arid on getting it this despo t have not long left the hospital rate fellow was locked up. He was neat day conveyed to Maaistrate—Waa he sober when he broke your arm! Donee and committed to jail. After being secured, he Wife—No, sir. repeatedly expressed his determination to kill the coostable liajiltrit":—Wee was`r agealli you last night? saying he had walked five miles fer it that night, but would W . e—No, ay he gup my thins. He has re- yet have an opportunity of doing so, sod would then kill matedly th reat...lW me. Ism him s t r ik e my son as stated. himeelf. He is about forty years of age, and gave the nettle Magistrate—What is his general conduct? of William Fraser, a smith. Fortunately, the injury done Wife—He is drunk generally three times • week ; when to the policeman is not 'enema—Edinburgh Courant. so, my life is in &Leger at his hands; when sober, his con- TaArric REcamrs.—The traffic receipts of rail duct is middling. ways la the United Kingdom amounted for th e wee k en di ng Defendaot--1 was not drunk last night. My wife provokes the Ist of September, oo 11,586 miles, to 700,6454. and foe me : she will no t s t ay at h ome. the corresponding week of last year, on 11.244 miles, to Magistrate—lf you treat her in the way she describes, it 644,083/showing • of 312 miles, and of 56.5621. ~ lllll MCKIM is no solider she does so. in the receipts Th e gross receipts on the followiag 14 fall- Defendant—She provokes me, and I lose my temper. ways amounted in the aggregate on 8,206 mile., to 571,8364, Magistnte—Aod you wish me to understand that the and for the corresponding week of 1863, on 7,994 mile', plea is sufficient to justify you in ill-using a woman. Even if to 524,4687., @bowing an increase of 211 miles and yon true ! you will find it is a very gre a t mistake. What are 47,3684 in the receipts. Th e increase on the C al e- Defendant—ti colla r ma k er. doubts amounted to 1,925/. ; on the Great Eastern 1,7694 ; oo the Great Northern to 3,82:11.; cc the Magistrate—l shall order you to find two sureties in 301 . Great Southern sod Western to 6W. ; on the Great each to keep the pesos for six mouths, and unless your cbs- Western to 8.39/. ;on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to racier is • sec re t i n all probability you will lie in prison 3,621/. ,• on the Lo ndon and North-Western to 9.022/. ; for that period, if not, sod you are ever brought here again, on the London and Brighton to 1,053/. ; on the Loudon be assured you will go for hard labour the whole of that and Soutb-Western to 3,0164; on the Manchester. Sheffield, time. aod Lincolnshire to 1,0921. ; on the Midland to 5,017 4; Defendeat was locked up, and the eon assisted tenderly on the North British to 1.344/. •on the North Fasten to the poor woman from the court. 4,5334 •. and on the South.Eastens to 1,591 !. —total, 47,3634 SOUTHWARK, The B ode and mineral traffic on theme lieu amounted ciotroce OP THE POLICE—BREAKING A MAN'S HEAD AND to 294,2901., and for the corresponding week of 1863 to ARM WITH A TRUNCHEON. 267,751/., showing an increase of 26.539/. The reeeipta for John Co...Amite. • vonsigg fellow, about 20 yeari of me, Dosseolrers, parcels, Ac., amou n t e d t o 277.546/. wired „anoesred before Mr. Moods OR recognisance., charged with 256.7171., showing an increase of 20 , 829!. The traffic re brinc d ran k and assaulting N orte ,. 298 H. and m argard ceiots OR 62 other linen amounted, on 5.381 miles. to Me , sy was charged pith aiding and abetting in the assault, 12' 4 .8094, and for the corresponding week of last TOAI, on This ease came before the magistrate for the first time on 3,250 miles, to 119,615/., showing an McNutt of 131 mile. Wednesday morning. when Cochrane appeared with his head and of 9,1941. in the receipts. The total receipts of the cut. and another lad named Price with his left arm broken put week show an increase of 9.8591.. as compared with sod hie heed bandaged up. Theeonstable then deposed that those of the preceding week ending the 24th September, On Tuesday evening, about 8 o'clock. he heard& row in Kent and and on going there saw the prisoner drunk and riotous.aand, as considerable increseewilli the mwrilinthe adi traffic week of Wt yeas, ofthecountry He told him to go away, when the prisoner knocked him down The total receipts for the first quarter of the present year and in his attempt to take him into custody they both fell: aa'c'ealed to 78102'3764 against 6,525 ' 9W ' for the lint They were surroun ded with thieves and ruffians. with which quarter of 1863, showing an increase of 576,4204 The total the locality t h oue d e d , ai d he was compe ll e d to nee hi e receipts for the second quarter amounted to 8.139,6474, truncheon to protect himself. He said that a y man against 7,413.7531. in the same period of last year, showing , soled Prim interfered torenew c ec h e ... , an d h e en d s .. an incomes of 725,894/. The total receipts for the third room, t o mi te in, i n t o codedy, , but he was surrounded,, 1 7 , i .r a mo unt e d t o 9.101.9944, sublet 8.319,7121. in 1863, sad P r i ce was taken from him. He did not strike Fries w n ad jeer's" of 782 . 2824 The aggregate receipts for at an, an d be eel, need his staff to ci ochno° the tense quarters amounted to 24,344.0194, against it nelf.cl e f ence. A. f a t h e f eme k , she interfered, an d 22259,4211. in the corresponding period of 186.3, showing an tremor so r i o t ous t h at he was compelled te tote her Menem of 2,084,5961. The total traffic receipt, for the past "In , . All this testimony was denied by the prisoner and 40 weeks of the present year on the above railways amounted l'nre, when Mr. Maude adjourned the further hearing until torlav for the attendance of several disinterested witnesses. 22, t° 25 0,50 4. 1 664 4, I sh .. sod owin f g or an kbe i mme ncresee Pwl of in k ' p". 141, d 100/ 4 ., 186. er i at Ed ward Prin., whose head was out about. and whore lett average of 53,529 . 2 :. = week. These Sgaree indicate that a m was broke,. deposed that be lived in Kent-etrest, and th• towtrain° of railways in the United Ki ng d om on the eveo i ne in question be raw the countable Norton for the year 1864 — Wool be mod' less than 33,000,000/. attack ecbrane in a brutal manner without the least can.. GREAT EASTERN AND LANCABHIRE AND YORK- He knocked Cochrane down, and bit him on the bead three SHURE RAILWAY/A—We understand that the arrangement or four times with his staff, and bemuse witness between these commodes is that the application to paella 'rent U? to him sod dews asked him not men; for the coal line lost last aeorioo is to be renewed, sod to molder the young man, he mode • thrust at him to be prosecuted vigorously next session, rad that the =- with his truelove, bat he evaded the blow and tried to get pens, of the application and cost of construction. if an act , but another rotatable , stopped him sod struck him on be obtained, is to be borne equally b the two companies, the head and arm with has Mal i and he fell down insensible. he object being • futon of the two peat iims.—Heropoth. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1864. When he recovered he forted himself is Guy's Hospital, with his left arm broken and his head fearfully cut. Several witnesses having bathed to the brutality of the constables, Mr. Hands observed that he bad carefully investigated this case, and was of opinion that Coehraoe had brought a great deal of the mischief on himself by getting drank ; but as he had bees so cruelly kno c k e d about, he should dts• charge him and his. companion also and in doing so, he could not help eying that the co nstable's (Norton, 298 91) conduct was brutal and extremely intemperate, and there had been nothing to justify his using his truncheon in such a murderous way. He, the magistrate, considered it his duly to mark his disapprobation of the constable's con duct on the charge sheet, so that the commissioners of police would biome ao9uainted with the facts, and take what proceedings they might think proper against him. MDAY. Variable rotted oom yam, light to mode rate, floe. SAT to W.LW. and to N.N.W., mode rate to Utht, One 1.8.11. to IL and W., aommai, moderate to fresh, lima norm. 1110/1•11,2. Mona MOST. COeMta. &&& to W.& W. and to N.N.W., light to fresh, gm. Wronma. &S.W. to N., moderate to fresh. semerally ana NIL to LW., hash to moderate or light. 'triable, light to mo- N.R. to 9.11, vaslable, dente, tine. light, fine. Nortbern=geolland. Weatora=tretand, Wales, and ad tiou asetward I thera sad graillab or Channel and hes of Biscay. Lateen tgLand Nth am SHARE LISTS.-atilS DAL) Two reOsoem. The railway market is inactive to-day, and. with the exception of a decline of 1 per cent. in Metro politan and 3 in Lancashire and Yorkshire, the prin cipal stocks exhibit no variation, compared with the last prices of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1101 to Great Western, 69 to ; Midland, 129 to ; Lancashire and Yarlohire, 113 to ; Cale milli, 122 to 123 ; South Eastern, 811 to ; Great 'astern, 44 to ; Great orthern, 123 to 1284 ; London and South Western, 94 to 95 ; and Metropolitan, 1064 to 107. 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Between 7 and 8 o'clock last night an accident oc curred at the Welwyn Station, a short datum from Loudon, the following particulars of which were furnished to us at the company's offlos, at Bing's-moss, at 2 o'clock to-day. The Midland trek left the London terminus punctually at 7 o'clock, arriving at Mitchin ►t 7.23 ; it then proceeded to Welwyn, and on reaching that station the passenger train ran into the " up" goods train which war lulu shunted at the time. The carriages attached to the passenger train, or "express," contained but Jew occupants, about 11 or 12 of whom were slightly shaken. The goods trail war laden with potatoes sad apples, which were scattered over the line. This, together with the fact that some of the carriages were thrown over the rails occasioned some delay in the ordinary traffic. The company's servants escaped injuries, sod in lees than two hours the line was sufficieotly cleared to admit of the greater portion of the traffic. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) B,LIVIDAT, 001'01/t 8. 8 A.N. 1 1 . 2 ---1 74 Aberdeen l3O laith Ardroman 1 11 :10.34 Greesmaatls- 32 Galway Yokota' 30.14 Cape Clear 30.11 QUlODostowa 1: 0 0. LIT/wood Holyhead 'acts Pembroke—MO. PiILURCO .. 1 $ 3.14 L'Orleat 10011 Plymouth '30.17 Weymouth 30.11 Portsmouth 30.33 London 110.951 Dom 30.11 ransom* 80.32 Searborough 10.141 Hegoland 30.271 W.i.W. N.W. IL ILL LILL IL R.N.& a. PT a Li:S. li.i. d. 8.11. &IL 8.5.& 8.1. B.& N. N. W. lOC C b eb 871. 19.1 EN.E. LN R. N.L 111. 8. LICE. I.i:L as. N.N.W. - t - i - i lAtiontle& Bt. Lawrence Dom. Der.& C.ln.g.llp.e. Do. I Slums !Deltaic & Lake Heron Do. Preference Doff., Brent&Godaish 6p. e. Bds. Aug. 1, DM Do. do. Jake I. MI I Do. do. June 10874 & &lesions Sm. g. Caps T. & Dock6p. r. Denteepa.e.pee.eel , Loa gn. de lied Wan go. Ido Do. J Extension Grand Trunk of Illmaoin Do. Equip ld.L . ,Xed Do. DA rel. Do. do. &derma Do. end preL Bonds Do. do. deterred Do Sid pref. Stock Do. do. deterred De. ark pref. Stock Do. do. deterred ,Gress Indian Pannonia re. New L ro c ce"' 04. O. of India g. 6 p. et Do df per mot. Do GIL Western of Canada Do. New Do. ja .Bda pay.lo3 Do. do. do. 1877-13 cat. lii 110 le 100 101 id. par Ii a li IS WO N at lON 100 101 tile 10 00 00 93 11 TS 00 GS INI 08 64 68 61 66 66 GO 19 11 TT 1$ 100 101 Ma par Dm 94 100 1 9 lle 11 1 d141 89 91 77_ 81 Fdi Do. New Kodr66 poor. 6 p. coat Do. do. 62 do Do. do. do.— Do. 112th ixisasloal *alb. Corp. 6 p.r C. Ed' 10116. sad liobooiesloy 1N.1kaa..6 Nada A &I lA. .660...61.6.1.1 p.B It isio Dit * Dolbl i" 6 r "at Do. do. do. IDo. Poalsob do Do. Indus &.1b& do f 99i 104 92 99 88 90 68 ID S 6 SO SS 96 ISO 9 .9 99 e }4lB par 98} 99} 96 97 JOlllrf !MOCK lANII No. I OIL I Bmui. lld I CL pdom 1 Wee. 13,000 100 ,Agra• llastennates(L.) SO 1 - - - 03.000 60' Do. New I:ia 60p.14 28 . - - -- 20,000 60 I Do. (of winch 2016 pd.) 20 I- - - 16000 60 111bioa i 6 Idle per - 10,000 100 4111ancelac&LIverpool , MI 28 60 .179 7 9 10,000 100 De, New 26 12 14 pm 1111 6 104000 10 'Anglo Motet= 30,000 20 ,angio Balla.. (Lirolted) 5 le 0141 s, -•, U,600 40 •Anstralada NI 61 60 ud 63 zd TAM 40 I Do. New II U Ulm 40 - U6O? 10 Banked BriiinbColismbla 11 pm Ipm ad - td 10.000 26 Bank of = an 1411 271 27 0.000 100 Bank of - 24000. 10 ; Bask of Otago (LOW) 5 141 a par - 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L) WI 6 3 Ms 16 1 03,000 SO 'Bank ofilleSoriaAastrla II 88 39 - 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Um.) 00,000 10 Bank of NOW Lialand 8 7 Bpm - 60.000 10 Beunlian&Porkigneas(L 1111 2 21pot - 90,000 60 British & Californian (L 6 Idle par 41 1 10,000 60 British N. America - MU° ID C. Bk. ladia,Ana, Cigna DI 63 87 - 7,800, ID I Do. New - MOM 116 Chart Mer. of India. St- aB 63 60 - 10.000 U I Do. New - 10,000 140 IClty - 10,000 1 00 Coleudal - 16,000, 26 ,Coe.. Rank of 1nd1a,46.e Uf I I pn. - 100,000, 10 Cone... Waled Bank (1, ) 6 M6pm 6} 4 5.000 100 Continental (1.) 2ll 3 lUs - 10,000 60 Cast London !Limited) 5 I 11 pm M MOS 20 .Ustern Etchings( Um) 3 Idle fpm' 11 16.090; 10 lang.Soot&AasEClart& all 10 21 .- 10,000 60 Undid. and Swedish (L IS 14 MD a° 1 - 16,000 40,000 SO ;Dorman New 1 11 0 Do. 1 10,000 100 Bindnan.Clalna&Jap.(L) 26 2 4pm - 10,000 100 ; Do. New - 1;000 100 Lomporial. Bank, Undted 10 11 :3 pm 8,000 100 ' De. New 10,000 SO Impilk.of Chlna.ac.,(l II 1 2 die 21 Isiscao 10 Imperial Ottoman lO 6 61pm. 16 24.000 60 International Bank (L ) 15 5 2 .11. - 6,000 26 lonian all - - - 0.000 28' Do. New - -pm - 100,000 20 Land Wort Bk. India(7,l 4 I." 44 60 20,000 ; Lon.Bk.ofllesico,&e.lL f i 6 *dim , 1 10,000 100 'Lon. Bank of Soetland(L. 1$ 4 2 din 10 9 10,00010'0 'London and Brazilian 6O 8 6 pasi - ion Ico Loo.B.Aynis&ILIUM(L 40 9it pm - 10,000 23 De. New, Da. at 11 pee 5 1 4pm - 6,000 100 , Lou., Bit., && 6taB. (L) 12 1 1 die - 60,000 20 ,Lon. CIL Bank of AuntrL all 114 161 - 30.000 40 London and County... •10 59 71 70 / 1 6. 100 Loa. Hanabg.Con.lB.(Ll 13 2 lOs 11 M.= M/ 60 London Joint Stock lO 40 46 46 41 61 14400 100 Lon. sad Northern (L) 10 6 s dl. 16 10,000 10 Landow & Meth African 611 10 21 - O.OM 190 Lon. &8. Western (Lin. 116 1 lipss - 00,060 100 Len. & Westminster 10,000 100 llorchaat lisak(Um.l l7l 64 61pm - 24000 60 ileraintile & Itehan(L II 1 lepta 111 11 20,000 60 Do. New - If/AGO 100 Metro. & Pror bank (L lO 1411 Ipm 20 10 EON 100 Midland Monk (Um.) - 10,000 100 National of Liverpool lO 41 6igna - 21.000 PO N. Pre, of England, New 1 1 1 - - 11 4 i 30,000 10 1 Do. dn. do. II - - 381 16,000 20 New Bout). Wale. MI 62 44 - 40,400 10 'New Zealand (Limited) 1 pm fpm - 60.000 20 'North Western II 5 Ipm - M,400 26 'Oriental Bank Corpora all 66 69 - 11000 60 Previa. Bankintearp.(L 1 2 IDs24 2 0),000 100 Provine. of Ireiend - 17,600 10 Benda, Pani.,&Dellii (L 10 14 Ipm 111 4 20,000 26 Math Australia all 14 36 - 10.000 26 South Eaters (Um.) - 10,100 100 Nand- of B. S. &Mee 4,400 1110 Do. do. - 10,000 26 Union of Amstrelii,New ail 11 68 .. - *OOO 100 Valens of Indend (Lim.) 10 21 101 s, - *OOO. M Ilnlan of Lemke l4 1M es 1 61} --- DOClib. No. 4 56. I DOCILa. Ihi 1 Cl. prior T Wm. 1 .. 2,016,1 Bt OM sad Wed India . 100 136 138 - 111, 10 Deneralifloatt oek 6 - - .. 6,678,11 M. Lando/AIL 00 67 09 67 SAND M. thampfon OO - - - 801. 84 000, Victoria - 6.00111 111 Do. Now . - MONEY MARK ST,-(THIS DAL) Two o'Osooo. The tendency of the stock and share markets is rather better to-day, yet prices in most instances are quoted the same as yesterday in the absence of business. Consols are un altered ; and only a few variations have oc curred in British railway stocks and foreign securities, including a rather important reduction in Confederate Bonds. Bank and finance shares are somewhat firmer in tone. There is a good demand for money to-day, and the lowest rate for the best three months bills is 9 per cent. The supply of money has somewhat diminished. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 8 per oent., being higher. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentals opened at 65fr. 55c., being / per oent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 88 to / both for money and the 11th inst., and 881 to a for the new ac count (November). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 88; ditto, for account, 881, 88; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 881, ; Bank Stock, for account, 2384; India Stock, 214, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1034, 1, 1044 ; ditto Bonds, ss. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 55., 7s. die. ; ditto June, 20s. The foreign stock market is inactive. Confederate Bonds are heavy, and have declined 14 per cent. Mexican have also receded },while Turkish of 1862 have improved totbe like extent. Some of the presen t quotations are subjoined :—Turkish, 1858, 684 to 1 ; ditto 1862, 70 to 4 ; Consolid4s, 491 to ; Greek, 224 to ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 1 ; ditto Certi ficatee, 134 to' ; Confederate, 56 to 58 ; and Mexican, 264 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows : Egyptian, 97, 961; Greek, foracoount, 221, 4; Italian, for account, 654 ; Mexican, for account, 264, 1, 1 ; ditto 1864, 244, 4 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 464 ; ditto 1856, &c., for account, 464, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 864, 1 ; ditto 1864, 864, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 34 prem., ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 304, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 684 ; ditto 1862, fer account, 704, 70 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 704, 1 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 55, 544 ; ditto 1864, 431, 43, 44. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 1 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to 1; Ottoman Socielti G6n6- rale, 1 to 4 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, dis. to par. HALT-Jun Two o'CLocx. Consols are fractionally lower, at E 474 to 88, both for money and the 11th inst., and 88j to j for the new account (November). About 50,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, and 210,000 sovereigns were withdraws for Portugal. The arrival of 175,000/. in gold from New York was announced yesterday, the whole of which is expected to be taken to the Bank to-day or on Monday, there being no demand for the Continent. The City of Manchester has brought 99,0001. ; the Pennsylvania, 46,0001. ; and the America, 30, 0001. The bar silver by the last Mexican packet was sold yesterday—partly for the East and partly for the Continent—at 55. Id. per ounce, being Id. below the price obtained for the previous remittance. In the interval there has been no business, in the absence of demand for India. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were all firm, owing to the tightness of our money market. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.29 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.19 to 12 ; Rotterdam, 3 meths, 12.21 to 3 ; An • warp, 3 months. 25.771 to 821; Hamburg, ma. tenon, 3 mouths, 13.71 t o ld !sap, 3 days, .2 t sao so 40 Mains, 1 ditto d, 3 1211t 8 1 25 . .2t. e Petessit .. (per ronhlo), 3 maths. Zito ; Vienna, ;ff. So.. 3 mon 12.10 to 20 ; Trieste, rd. So 3 months, 12.10 to 20; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 1 ; OarliA. 3 months, ta to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 month; 25.95 to 26 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.95 to 26 ; Milan, 3 months, 1 1 25.96 to 26 ; .Naples, S months, 25.95 to 26 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.95 to 26 ; Messina, 3 mouths, 25.95 to 26 ; Lisbon. 90 days, 511 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 1. The rates of discount now current on the conti nent are as follows :—Paris and Vienna, 61 per cent. • Hamburg, Brussels, and St. Petersburg, 6 ; Amsterdam; and Berlin, 6} • Turin, 7} ; and Frankfort, 5 per cent. In all these markets the value of money is considerably lower than here. It is satisfactory to learn that the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank has sustained no loss what ever from the stoppage of the Leeds Banking Com pany, with which it had, indeed, no transactions whatever ; neither has it been affected by any of the other failures lately announced. We are further assured that this bank has no liability whatever upon any cotton bills. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Sambre and Manse Railway Company recommends a payment of 4s. per share. This is the last occa sion on which the directors will have to submit to the proprietors the result of working the railway as an independent company. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,9251. over last year. The directors of the Turin and Savona Railway Company have announced the sth, 6th, 7th, Bth, 9th, and 10th calls of 21. each, making 201. paid ; they are payable, respectively, on the Ist November next, Ist December, Ist April, 1865, Ist August, Lit December, and Ist Ap.i 1866. A third call of 21. is to be paid on the shares of the Copenhagen Railway Company (Limited) by the 21st inst. A special meeting is called for the 18th. With reference to the Mediterranean Hotel Company (Limited) we learn that the poll de manded by Mrs. Parr on the question as to the passing of the accounts of the late direc tors took place yesterday, when there were recorded in favour of the resolution that these amounts be passed 616 votes, and in favour of Mrs. Parr's amendment 33 votes. The accounts were, there fore, passed by a majority of 583 votes. The following, on the silk market, is from the circular issued yesterday by Messrs. Durant and Co. : We have still a comparatively quiet market In silk. Repeated small settlements in China, light arrivals sod small stooks give a buoyancy to prices, and came the unloadings as they come forward to be watched with a degree of interest end eageroess quite beyond what the demand for manufactured goods would warrant, and threaten consumert with a meet difllicult time. At one Moment prices were slightly leas ',florin,. boa we are maim at the highest range. The deliveries keep fairly up to the staodard of late months, just a little In lames of present supply. Two small parcels of Japan have arrived, sod been sold at fuR rates. Bengal silk has shared to the general quiet, but the deliveries mark that consumption continues upon this dam at the fortunately improved rate of the last few mooths. The DOSS periodical public sales are fixed for the 26th inst. Famar Eviorura. Consols, which closed yesterday at 881, "buyers," both for money and next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at 884 to 1, and closed at 88 to 1. For the November settlement the last price was 884 to 1, the " oontinuation " being 1 to 9-16 per cent. 'The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols. for money, 88, ; ditto, for account, 881, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, 1 ; Annuities, 1885, 14 5-16 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 104, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 971, 97 ; Five per Cent. " aniseed rupee paper, 101 The India Five per Cent. Stock was inquired for. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 81. to 3s. dia., and the June 20s. to 10s. die. The foreign stock market participated in the ge neral depression. Confederate Bonds fell 1 to 2 per cent. ; Spanish Passive, 4; Mexican and Turkish Consolid6a, ; Italian and Greek Bonds, ; and Greek Coupons, Spanish Certificates, and Turkish Bonds of 1862, f. Much depression prevailed in the market for bank *hares. Alliance Bank fell 31. to 4/., closing at 13 to 14 prem. International Bank decli esd V. 10s., London and South African 2L and most other banks 10a. to 1/. The Aare* of the Char tered Mercantile Bank of India. London, and China have exceptionably advanced. Hudson's Bay shares were sa. lower, closing at 15 to ; National Discount 10a. lower, at 74 to 7} prem.; Joint Stock Discount, 58. t o 71. 6d. lower, at par to prem.; and Egyptian Commer cial, 2s. 6d. worse, at to I prem. Discount Cor poration shares have also fallen ; Ocean Marine Insurance and Nova Scotia Land and Gold have improved. Ottoman Societ4 Gdn6rale shares were quoted Ito 14 prem., and Anglo-Egyptian Bank I din. to par. The shares of the financial companies were pressed for sale, and showed decided heaviness this after- noon. Imperial Mercantile fell 12s. lid. and tie other companies about se. per share. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.: —International, 1 3-16 to If prem.: General Credit, 2 3-16 to 21. prem. ,• London Financial, 6} to prem. • Im perial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), lite 14 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 2f to f prem. ex diy. and new shares ; and Credit Foncier, 2g to f prem. ex div. and new shares. MINES.-(71118 DAY.) Two o'CLocw. There is no new feature in the mining market, which remains dull, with very little business. East Grenville and Great Vor shares are rather flat ; the former are now quoted to and the latter, 29} to 29k. Clifford Amalgamated shares are officially marked 301 ; Fast Russell, ; and North Downs, L Foreign and Colonial mining shares are inactive. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Menus. Von Dadelszen and North • The metal market has been much depressed during tie last week, and very little badness reported, prices geseraßy Seeding downwards. Iron.—Welsh bars are in good de mand owing to the continued strike in Staffordshire, stn. ss. to 71. 10e., free on board, Males. Rails, fell sp. Staffordshire iron—Production much restricted, sad prints stiff. Scotch pigs have suffered a heavy fall. and elms at 52e. 9d. cash ; and 541. 3d. epee. Copper.— Very fist, mai little doing. Manufactured, 101 s. ; tough cakes and 9:18. Foreign, quite nominal, and no business reported. Tin.—Prices fairly maintained, but demand slack. Straits sells at 985.; Basca,99s. ; English, stead,. Lead.—Desideilly firmer is price, and is good demand. Speiser.— Very dull; nominally 7.31.105. ; but buyers very shy. Hull parcels, 17s. 6d. usoixia: ma•l AND 'roan. lie 1 i• I 2 Ito. Ila 300 IN liej 100 100 100 1 101 t 100 TORTIGN XENZIL to. I es. 16,000 2 i2lainflioe ,Lhalted_ ) I 100,000 1 ..asgio.BrakOold(Lim 10,000 10 lAualnalan 76,000 1 Boi sr lijlotord Oop.(11m )1 19,000; 0 1,110 C0.(1,1m ~ 14,r 0 l 1: Cob =ii MOW 40 re Copper 10000/ 10 piano (Waned) , 100,000 1 Don Pedro, N. Doi Ea 76,0001 1 n Wount.C.= 16,000. g Del key ( 115,000 1 °Mum (Limited).— gk e6 l . lo:l 19 16,000 i giads (Limitid) 10 Mranelited) Ica, ,ooo slo3,B B l6l,llsrlqult ina • M 100,000! , M.Anreoe Bras.o.l/4 60,000' i Panultillo 10,006, 10 ;PontgibandZianed 100, I (loaf Phillip 1 genl 4 l, s. a ßerttOoldl/(LI 110;000 1 koalas/ 11000 1 10 St. John del ley 43,1761 10 rifted Mariam 60,000' 1 IV Id. 60,0001 1 Worthing (limited) 66.000 0 iYadmaionntana Mall DZBENTII3I 491,022185. GLIM& t p.i.Ror.&&li ISO 106416 et. iltitho.,4p.e.loas.&J 100 010,000 St. G.Weto.—W.ll. —Oz., p. et.. Jan. & My.... 100 L 18,000184. lone.&ll.4p.oleaL.Tl, l loo 140,000! Bt. Lon,artgb.tp.e.lsa&D,lloo 1010021, St. &N.W.4p.e.Jaa&Jal7lloo $11.104 Bt. Do. 4p. e.1a0..1,151y1100 ULM St. &9.W.,1p.e..100.&-lolp 100 .... Bt. Klelland,tp.e.Jon.&Julr 100 .... Ft. . &Web, LP. &D. 8., S p. et., Feb. & Asc. .. 100 81,411! Bt. 11'.I.,4p.c.Joli&Jaly 100 .... I 111. Soot.N.L.tp.e.Ap.&ilet. 100 MILICLIL&N SOUL No. IY. I OONZUONs. I Pd. 1 - 21 10 Aneks•Malesa MS 12 26 Aim 10,1100 16 AuteallaniL a t i rla.(L 47,060 10 Iledhalroterworks L. 94 1 Bombay Gss (Undled ; 00 Mash Ainsibian load ISOM 82 B. *l. Not. 111 (L) 12,600. 20 British Indian Teo (L ) 8 6 1 0 1 Ni c oasida Company 00.000 10 Ittanalav(L ) 64,0001 10 Ceylon 10,000, 26 i aty(d1 ( 1. 2 1:609.4. 10,001 60 City Meet (Lino) ~ 60,000; 10 jCom. oil rriemiller(L) 60 .0001 60 ICommerehltrnionflaa, 20,000. 60 lOcimolidated Dis. . • (L 17,0001 10 Continental Un.Gasil. 40,000 100 ICostraetCormtio 11l 2/ MO l M 00 2 31 - 10 0, TIM ,000, 21 Credit Tooder 10,0001 60 Do. of Manzialus (L) 10,0001 00 Civet Mobilise : I 1 00. 00116 10 % 4 Orr Palace 117,0002 IL Do. 4la et. hip. Deb. 10. 160 Dlssouneomsliao(l 10, 00 IL Indian Financial (L) 60 .080 IS 12 lady leription. de. 100.000 10 Goat Ted.lL IMAM IL 106111,000 • •• • 106100 6 Reg saml Ass. 10,000 1 60 ,logUshdlorerrea: 10,000:100 ;Inc iSeettishMaria.(L 76.0001 10 'lrtnancial Corporation 6.000 60 'Amanda, Discount (L) 10,0001 26 Farrel Warehouse (L 10,000, 60 Gelitears (Limited)• • .., 126,1100 , 20 G.Credla lin.otLon4l. oorl 10, 16 Den Stesoi Norlirattoti 10,000 60 Honied 3oloniol as. (L) 100.000 10 11.0mos'el 100,000 II Irop.thee.C4l.4so (L ) 26,000 1 lama Carrying (1.17 ( 1 160,000, 10 Labweat. Massobes. (L 100,000' 20 Internal Lard Credi 60,000 10 Italimalnt. (Can. Coe.) 1000000 140 Do. Op. e. Ws. r. MO 00.080 26 AshatetochThiscessd(L) 20,040 10 Land Securities (Lbw.) 20,000, 26 Lost African Trading 16;000, U ,Load.andCaledoe. 1L IL 11,13 W, I , Land.Distriet re 146111 111,0001 SO Loot Moan. Asso. L. , 10,000 611 Do. Nsw 116.0001 4 tasd-G. Granlbo•C.(l ) 1 0 .000 i 60 'Lien, Italian &ethos 6 . 00 0 . 10 Lond.Mer. Disoonnt(L) 80.0001 ID Lend.ProMnsialllsette 60.000 10 Modem lrelms. *Cans] 110.0301 10 Do. 10.000 16 Marisa InvestrosaVL) 1;600 10 Mauritius lanti.de.(L) 12,0061 10 Meat. Bites. Tel. (L.) 40,000 60 Millwall lron Works I 2,400) 10 NatslLand &Col. C. (L 80.006 10 INatiored Die. Own (L 10,0001 60 :Stational Finsocial (L 10.000 100 ratimial Mesas Nangs ;GU 10 NerbuddaGui aI. 'L' 6,000 20 LW New woo' 01 '2.2ealand T.tLeem(L 187,175L 1 M. IN.Hrit. A astralasian(L) 1 40.0001 60 2.ltrit.S hereon. In(L 20,0001 2 INova9colnaGausdi.. .L) 40,000,10000 1 I Do. do. 26 lOosin *wino bran 16,000 10 Oriental CommeretalfL 10,000' 60 Grinds! Thianclid 'L.) 140 000 1 Clelmital Gm Mailed) UAW 1 I De. New 16,000' 10,000 10,000 12,6001 31.500, 1 0 , - ,:006i X O , OOO , 60 10.000 60 17,000 10 16,000 60 10,000 15 4.250 26 105.760 26 16,000 160 100,0001. St. 00,000 60 10,050 20 10,000 SO 14,200 IS 1150.0004. 27,600 10 100.000 20 13,500 10 60,000 20 30,000 6 10,000 16,000 10 26,000 10 10,000, 30 20.0901 GO 80.040, 60 xvir i l t 1 , 1 I Pc 3 e e ii die 26 26 6 6 r I die 21 13 1 Oidis if I le tdY 36 a 41 5 M I 1 pas f le 89 91 ft 99 9696 9696 9698 Ili age 96 96 96 16 CL prima — IA 1-0- 1 SO IS i di& Wm 8 81 g 80 67 St__ ilia 49 14 1 I 4pm • 111412 ldia 2t 2 Id 4 par l pa i o die pae 2 1 2 i2 12 • I dL $1 SC -103 111 103 11l 4 I dia, um' Icor ii II Idl i it 2 die 4 3 4iP," ti tips 14 el 6 1 d 5 1: li 1 pm, le 1 psi, - 12 109 10 7 earl RS 86 Cdr ttr i 2 018 1 9.1 1 2 Pm 04 7 poi 64 pm ef a. I.dla ei i :4 6 61i zd le It a 1 iii (OilitT.lalsad Stemm(L) Otegot'multistate'. ,Ottoman ?Magda (L.) Ottoman Dan (Limited Panacea'. Samna (I. ) Do. Peellitv.Laad& Itla.(L) ,Pmdaralar .4 0. 841111 I Do. New Qoebrada L. L. IL(L Ithymney Iron Do. New ap Lo J. City hapax. (L) ml I Ditto ditto . 4 (Royal If ailantem 0 ' Scot. austra. lomat. (L IN ,Satith, Enight..teo.(l irinao..r Carats( L i S. Ahiesa IL .4 la. (L' I annul anatralian land! all nabmarine Telesrapb 1100 Tel.Conatrue.dlL&M.(L ,Thansee&lieney la.(L) Teas&AseaeyeLtanL T. .4 L. Co. of u. 17attedK.Teleg.0o. Iltdrera Marla, I=4l, Upper AiwasaTemLbm a t Mao 'Wail Diemen's land_ _ _ Warrant Finsom(Lim. 10 I— Weetladiairaeinell L. 10 SOW -- ii ii PREFERENCE SHARES. Ong Weeders coming Pref. 4i par asst., 944. Great Western original irredessable 4 par conk, 84i. Great Wanton original 5 per amt. nisei . pref., 100. Groat Wasters, Wag Yid., Oxford, Ist goa. stook, Mi. Midland 4a per oast. Prot. Stork, redeemable, 90 to 99. Norkk &atom York, H. and & welters, 10. FOREIGN RAILWAY. Imperial Mexican !Wimp (Limited), 4i. 100 1 1001 100i} 105 107 96 97 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (PT axervao iND ECTIRNAI7ONAL MAOISM (PION 01111 . OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The marketislCre; dull, sad with only moderate deed. Sales: 4,003 balsa, speculation and export 1,000. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The marks. is steady :—Towo tallow, is geoid.' 41s. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. ow the spot, 41s. 9d. • ' Ode ber to ecember, 41s. 6d. to 41s. 9.1. ; December , , 4U U. to 425. 9d. ; Jaasary to Yank, 435. to 43a. 3d. ; Yank 445. MARKET Arritscga.—Town tallow, 445. 3d. ; fat ditto, 2e. 2d. ; yellow Russian, 43e. 3d. ; melted 325. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18a. ; tallow graves, 18e. ; drags, is. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meows. Harvey and Easton report trade firm at the lowing prima :—Prime meadow hay, 80.. to 110 a.; dome. old, 100.. to 130 a.; ditto new, mond cat, 00a. to 110 a. straw, 27.. to 33. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Supplies of most things coatinne abundant, especially grapes. Apples and plums are likewise sualeisut for the lem mend, and there is also a fair supply of Louise Bawer:4Jan", and alsuof Marie Louise and Grmsel's Bergamot pears. Kest &boort@ and cobs fetch from 70s. to 80s. per 180 lbs. Nee► wslnuts are very plentiful, and oranges begin to make their appearance. For potatoes there is a heavy sae. Flown chiefly consist of orchids, heaths, esters, lochds, sip► netts, and roses. FRUIT. Pine apples, per lb., di to ✓y Grapes, per lb., L Od to is Peaches, per don , 6s Od to 12s &felons, each, Is to 41 Pigs, per dos, 1s Od to bed Plums, per e slava, ta to is Pears, per dos., i.e 6d to ft iPples, per Mere, Is Od to Ile Oranges, per 100, Os to 120 Lemons, per 100. es to Its Nets, Barcelona, do., 10a New Brazil, do.. 14s Aknoods, do., lea. to Ws VEGKT - A Cabbages, p. dot., Is to Ii ---- Froooh Boant, per half ote TO, 111 Po - aids, York Regents, per too, We to 60e Rocks, do., ass to 55s Flakes, Ms to 904 Carrots, per hooch, 6d to 9d Yong!" per bawl, 61 to 61 Cucumbers, each, 44 to ls Beek par dos.. Is ad to 2s Shallots, per lb., ed to MI Gsrllc, per lb., Od to 8d Lettuces, each, Id to 2d gudlve, per score, Is to Is liorseraalsh,p. bunch, IsOd tola Mushrooms, p.pott., Is to Is 911 Parsley, per 12 bandies, Ss MAP Herbs. per beach. Id PROVINCIAL SMARR RUMEN. I ivintifooL, OCT. 7.—Crestlastern. Ml—Gnat western. 80 [manna,* sad Yorkshire, UM—London and North Wester; 116 i I—Manchester, Medal& and lincolnahire, Midland, 194 i Birkenherd,B4—Buffsio and lake Huron, 41 —Dutch Rhenish, S—Great Luxembourg shares, 91 11-18-oonle. dente Loan, ST 11 9—Alliance Bank, London sad Liverpool (Limited , . 17 p —Mak of Liverpool, td—Matern Mak (Limited). I p. par 1-16d.—Liverpool /Isaacs !IMlte ize d i l a rT —Mercantile and radium* Beak ILiadtedl , 4B ,l 3-1 8 I Ditto New Mares, P. — National Bank of tlAniiiisd/. •i p—\ and Muth Wales, 57—NorthWestern k (Limited), V p.—Alblon Marine (LireitsdA d.—British and Foreign Marisa (Limited), ti 646 p.—Respire Marine (Linsind:, 14 p.—Lirerpool sad London and Otobe Firs and lii., 94 p—Maritime lassumee 'Limited), a. Queen Insurance, 1 2.1111 D. Union Marino Limited Mersey 9teel and Iron Limited% I p National Steam Navigation Company, 74 a d.—W est India Pacific Mean, I p. Mancgrinta, OCT. 7.—A good banana was done. at steady pokes. Consolidated Bank (limited„ 6 p —Great Eastern, al •S 4 4 a a—Orsat Northern A. UM 9 —Grand Trunk of Ca nada, IC—Great, W 4514,12. ile I Credit, I 7.18 p. Central, 6l—Lancashire and Yorkshire, Ilif i }— Loudon and North Western, 1104 11—Manchester. sal Lincoloslitre. 044 414 414 f 41--Metropolitan. 1074 i 1294 a 4—No th British 17 I—Manchester. per tan s , 98 - Minh Eastern. 914 —L=ol4llll* lIIIEFSIZOO, p.—Confederate N 4 447}414 di g—Allianos Bank. 1111161 p.—lnternationals, 14 v.—Mercantile Bask, 17.16 p. THE CArrLz WALL or SovritAmrroN.—We formerly Noticed the threatened demolition of • portico of the oink wall of Southampton for buddiog purposes. A tli last meeting of the corporation, Alderman Perkins in the chair, • mohair.° was passed to purchase the castle wall sad surrenedlog rite for 3001. Accordingly, this oatmeal relic will be open to the inspection of the public, and be preserved as so interesting and picturesque memo rial of bygooe ages. It is almost the only portion of the castle left, ad is coojunction with its keep (which now Molly traceable) and the town walls, admirably illustrates the method of Norman fortification. AN INDIAN GOD IN BIRMINGHAM. —BUDDHIST Rrisres.—Mr. S. L. Thorotoo, of the Elms, now has in hi possession the Wiest copper idol ever brought to this country, and one of the modern wonders of the world. Miler • sha !ti his crank yard is DO loss • pommies than the god Biuldha, mastitis over 7ft. is length, sad one of the most marvel lous pieces of copper cse u u ever found. Direct from nee of the lower rooms of his temple, when be had bias hidden away some 2,G:0 years ago, his godehip has been brought to the New World capital of copper sad bronze castings. We believe that it is Mr. Thoraton's intention to present the image to the town, end it will probably be de posited in the Midland Institute. Thai, after • lapse of 2.500 years, Buddha will be enthrooed again, ins temple better worthy of him, because devoted to higher sod more ennobling pursuits than thecae in which he found bis first resting place in the temple at Scottangtinge.—B:rotieghaee Poet. _ . _ FLOWLE FARMING. —Take a pair of compasses and strike an arc on the map of the French shores of the Mediterrimeen ; making the Fort of Antibes the centre, open the compasses to Nice, sod strike round—the highest point will be Grimes ; thee descending it to the shore in WS opposite direction, the compact kg mark the fringe of the Estrella hills, and the we .known town of Causes, with Lord Brougham's villa. From Nies to Cannes, it is twenty miles, and from Grasse to the shoes, ten miles. The three towns form • geographical triengle, baying the tideless blue sea for its base. Within this triangle is the valley of the Flower Forms. There are flower farms in England also. but they are hisignificant in cogs parisoo with those of France. Elsewhere dowers are cue. meats—charming socklente. Here they ere staples i . a T c h o z grow like grass and eorn, like potatoes and nin wartrel. Idere bloom the jasmine, the orange, Ur violet, the tuberose, the jonquil, the rose, the not in in our beds, not as in horticultural gardens, not as gardens, but as holds. Broad sues of colour dash under the hot sun. The atmosphere is heavy with perfumes when the snows see melting on the moun tains, and the gurgling Var is rapidly growing into a roar ing torrent. Here ti MOM L. , l2loStesdi not of golden grain, but of lavender sheaves ; not of clime, but of olive oil; sot of beer and elder wine, bet of otarlteloser and rose-water in vats; not of clotted cream, but of jasZlne flail videi butter. It is like • country of the " Arabian Nights.* You rupee* the dark-eyed peasants to amuse you io and the very dogs to bark in tropes. You are oppressed with the prodigalit4 6, l splendour. The soil is so fertile that, to borrow Jetrold's witty conceit, if yea tickle it with • hoe, it smiles with a bower ; or, as the natives my, if you plant • walking-stick the farad will blossom.—CormAill Maya:int for October. a . , • 1 a~ i I I