The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-21 00:00:00

cI.NTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Wore Xz. Baron Pigott.) r Williams, 35, saddler, surrendered to take his trial indicteneot charging hint with feloniously wonedieg %v i llains, his wife, with intent to murd erer. Them Ai , I a second mutt °barging him with the 'Meat to do woos bodily barn. At. it. .t was counsel for the prosecution ; and Mr. Sleigh .b.de ,,, 1 the prisoner. ! L ~i y e.,r.‘l that the prisoner and the prosecutor had 1:. ied a number of years, and up to within T so had resided . happily together. They !lt r esided in the mummy. and upon their return .I.c. they became acquainted with a person named with whom at the time of the occurreese the pro , .•• t w.. cohabiting. Cline the evening of the 25th .• the prisoner met the prosecute.: in the meighboar ,f Leicester-square walking with soother 1101111, and he ..er to go home with him, which she declined. He her io the neck .rith a knife which he used in 1 . • and which he carried in his pocket. The ~ it appeared, was not of a dangerous character. •, to questions put by M. Sleigh, the prosecuted: ,„ l tit, Codifies was a surgeon, and had previously her in her illness. Since then the intimacy had : d uewed, and the prisoner had behaved with great t iu,a to him, keeping him sod finding him in his meals time, while fa au impoverished condition. Cut trterwards came into 10010 property and took a public the neighbourhood of the Haymarket, sad placed her husband is it. The proem:l4l4M acknowledged, th .wer to Mr. Sleigh. that she and Oath& very soca her husband out of doors, and at the time of the ;;:t,we she was cohabiting with him. She also admit. tt..i that notwithstanding she was cohabiting with CLAW* v .,. ea walking the streets of Leicester-square in company etc any man she could meet with. The primmer had a few ‘ . ...re «tire asked her to go borne with him, and mid be forgive her, and on the night is question when he cat her, he begged her to go home with him and be a wife t him, and she refused, telling him to go about his heal te,e The man eh* was walking with at the time was not but a stranger. The knife with which the injury v. i otheted was • mall surgeon's knife, which Cutlife t.maelf had made a present to the prisoner. Mr. Sleigh, in a very feeling adders to the jury on behalf c the pnactoer, urged upon them to take into oonsidseation the state of mind the prisoner must have bean in at the ...me, from the conduct of the prosecutrix, and drew their ittentiee to her own admission that be had begged her to go home and live with him, so that up to the time of the ..c.rarrence he did not appear to bare entertained any re- eruzeful feeling towards her. He could not justify the use tue knife ; bat at the same time he thought the jury c:tht think it consistent with their duty to return a Ter di,t for the minor offeues of unlawful wounding. Mr. Baron Pigott, in summing up the cam to the jury, mid they most sot allow their Mods to be led away by their helium towards the primmer, who had no doubt been greatly provoked, and " had bees more sinned against than rtniag." Society. however, had some interest in the cage. it could not be allowed that the streets should be made rte Beene of stash ocentrences. The primmer bed the law to toot to. and he ought not to have Mike', it into his owe bards If, however, the jury were not satisfied that the prioner intended to murder her or inflict grievous injury, the , might bed him guilty of unlawful wounding. The jury, after a short deliberation, found the primmer pulty of the mime °Hems of unlawful wounding, sentence was deferred. Brnry Waimea, 23, mason, was charged with the =lnfer of his wife, Eliza Wilkinson. Mr. Daley was counsel for the prosecution ; sad r:mgh was for the prisoner. The prisoner lived with his wife somewhere in the neigh bourhood of Hattee-garden, and it appeared that ea the day ca which the «mummies took place the pr is oner and de ceased with some of their friends had been out for a day's pleasure, and the prisoner and bjes wife appeared en the best of terms until the latter part of the day, when on their return home the prisoner kissed ono of the young women who were with them, and one of the men kissed the prisoner's wife. It appeared that they were all more or lets intoxicated, and the prisoner very much an. There appeared to have bees soma little jealousy exhibited by deceased on account of her husband having kilned the mama woman, and some words arose and dimmed went home without him, sod being afraid some further quarrel would ensue when the prisoner went home, she went to bed with one of her female friend% rpoa the return of the priaoaer, he not ending his wife in her own room, went into the room where she was sleeping and dragged her out of bed, and while she was on the floor be kicked ter in the breast anti she died shortly afterwards from the effects of the injuries he inflicted. It appeared that the prisoner was /morally a very good husband, and behaved kindly towards his wife when sober, but he was oecasiooally in the habit of geMeg intoxicated. lie. Sleigh Wreesed the jury for the primmer at some length. and he called several witoesess, among whom were the father and the sister of the deceased woman, who stated that he almost usifortaly treated her with the utmost kind less sad affscutioo. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of trmulaaghter, sad be seateoold to be imprieoned and kept to hard labour !or twelve mouths. la the course of the morning the primmer Joh* Williams Ina brought up for judgment, and senteocred to three rnantlta' imprisonment sad hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBORO UG H-STREST. AN 011PIODCW1 A lad named Jaw, Jon, eras eiarged before Mr. Tyr- Nuts with smudging a girl named Mary Ryan, in Hyd► The girl, who said site was • marmot oat of place, hot staying with an elderly lady at 81, Levooahire•etreet, Liseon•grove, deposed —On Sunday emnieg lest I we in the Edgware-road with two or three other girls and two or three cLarre—oos of them named George. Last night I was in the Edgware-rood, and maw Ge• and the pruner together. They asked me I. take s walk with them. I agreed to go a little way wit► them, hod they thee naked me to go Leto Hyde-park with wills they were going to Knightsbridge. I did en, se they took ma towards a clump of trees. I said I wee nee it was sot the way to Knightsbridge and asked gorse gentlemen whether it was the right way. nod they said it saa not. 410Tp and the macaw thee told me to get over some railings • which I did, and while doing no the toner put his hand op my clothes and insulted me. We then went • few yards further, near some oows, and then the prisoner pat hie arm round my waist and threw me down He then put his hand us my mouth to prevent my imusiog, and put bit hand up my clothes again. I imearned, and then the policeman came up. By Mr. Tyrwhitt—l had not known the prisoner Wom— anly George through speaking to him on Sunday. Polio@ countable 540 A-1 heard screams prooesding from the direction of the clamp of trees neer the Magazine Bor neo, And tonsil the prosecutrix crying, and the prisoner sad another lad near her. The promestrix said the prisoner kid attempted to take liberties with her, and had t►rown her does. The prisooer mid he was sorry for what ho had dote, and hoped the preeecntrix would not charge him. I then took the prisoner into custody. T►rwhttt (to the promentrix)— Why did you get ere tFe railings? Certainly it was a most imprudent act, tteecially after the persons had told you that it was not the rght way to Knightsbridge. The prosecutrir made no answer. Its prisoner —I am sorry for what has oocurred. Mr. Tcrwhitt—l am boned to take notice of those We tter Noe. is the pork, alai wish I think the prosecetrix has ict-i very indiscreetly, and led the prisoner into what ter .ried. I think a month's imprisonment will do very ss no harm has been done. CLERK EN WELL. ROSNER! FROM • CHILD IN MR STREETS. ~ ,: , n o Riddle, aged 20, • dissipsted-looirieri Young 1 .0 .I.„lssicribed am • charwoman, residing at?. Kiag e-nlalos Pao:l...road, was charged before Mr. Barker with stead f!..0, Urns Musell, a child four years of age, sixpence Iced 'Ol earthenware jug, the property of Mr. ejOiiM Mansell, tf Stanroore-strest, Somers-town. ir , a the evidence it aopeared that the child wee seat by .a I smote to fetch some boor, and being goo* huger thee -.col some alum wu felt for ber safety, and on the Isth.sr g An; out to look for her be ascertained that she had hen rolesed and that the person who bad committed the kef: Lad decamped. information was gives at the polices and Police-constable Older, 4'9 S. an acting plain tutee constable, was sent out in search of the pri• U - r. From information ho received he went to Le .lence of the ptiponer, and them (flood k.• lug that bad been stolen from the child. ae sued the/ prisoner, who ba,l been drieking freely, bow tc wanted for the poseserion of the jug, and she replied km she anew nothing at all about it, but at the earn* time trtreste,l a hope that she might not he taken to the polio* as she would make recompense for what she bad hdote cliklrse who had seen the primmer stop the :toes child seed take the money and jug from her, at .ientined her. • , •e orisoner, who pretended to cry, said she was the b , o, for liq uor and rhd not know what she wu about at Ce tour . .4ce constable Older asked for a remand to make further • • ro.• ahout the snootier, Si is bar room be bad found! a 4'..ner of du lip r;' tes, relating to articles of variose ons. ll,rker asked if aartbini was known as to whether • ~,cr h,,,1 before liven in custody, and being answered ^s,-alive be remanded bar for a wsek. or. , oorr, !rho said it was Tor► bard to have to p to teem*. was th.o removed. WORSHJP-STREAT. A sCANDALOUS ACT. P ' l " . . 39, of putiortanly exterior, and diwerdted oaoufacturer, at lb. Satioo•place, Haoksey, was eith the following itsfantous olfeorr. . 4 ". %no Giles, brie; with bee huabowd is Oadley -4— atated—Loat night about half-peak 9 au pamior through Hackoey churchyard. io Witt sigter. There id • fearing or wall along ..-t Aa, and thia persoe (clofesdaat), who had his THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1864. hoe tamed to it, soddenly shifted by pesitioe, nude use of a disgusting rums* amd as the raw Owe pusoly exposed himmoU. Aftet math queskionieg witness warrindutud to mention the objectionable words, which, however. may Dot be re peated hers, and then continued—l said " You beast." He again made nee of filthy language. I struck Lim ; he ran away. I followed him, calliog for the police, and at lest he was stopped by a amiable. By Yr. Safford (clerk)— I timer lost sight of him. Cross-maniieed— It was not very dark at the time. I can't say how wide the pathway ii. A light is at one pert, I think. I was nearer to bin than my sister and very nearly touched him as we passed. Os my oath I did sot speak to him until he bad mit/reminded himself. He did not turn and say. "What did you do that for r or "What do you mean, - I have a witness to prove this. I did strike him in the fare and knock off his hat. YPP, and would do it again. (With strobe &itemisation of voice and action). We sere not half a yard from him. There was a beg on the ground leaning against the Palings. Harriet Palmer, of the Bell, at Hoeserton—Last night I ascompanied my sister (the oomplaiaant) across the church yard to see her off by the train from Hackney station. Defendant twice exposed himself, and as often made use of filthy remarks. (Corroborative evidence.) Crces•ezamined—My husband is living. The pathway in quiet.", is rather toasty, sot particularly dark, but I never Invents it storm. Not either of us spoke to him, nor did our drams touch bits. The act he committed was clear, the wards, the exact words, I will not swear to. Sharp. 213 N—l beard a any of " Polies," and "Stop him." I was proceed* to the station-house. Defendant nearly ran into my arms. He said that he had not does anything. He was sober. Mr. Safford—ls the pathway in question a thoroughfare Is it dyers open to the public? Witness Yes, sir. Defendant's attorney—My elide; sir, is a person of peat respectability, and would not wilfully offend any female. He has assured me that whatever implementores ooeurred was consequent upon complainant or her sister spooking to him, which caused him inadvertently to torn and ask. " What do lOU say, or meow!" or words to that effect. I trust the{ you will be enabled to look epos his modest, un iodinate as it was, in that ►ight. Mr. Ellison—Both witnesses weer that neither uttered a word to the defendant until the act was committed. Oomplainant—Sir, I am ma my oath. Mr. Elliaon—l am sorry to my that I am un►ble to lied my opportunity of believing tbo Maim set up. and much lees to to doubt the testimony of complainant sod her sister. Them reamise twirling but for am to order ►hat defendant be committed to prism as a rogue and a vagabond for three calendar months. I bare not thie slightest hesitation in so deriding. This sentence took the defendant so much by surprise that he did sot utter one word as he left the dock for ►ha rill. SLIARE LI81: 1 1.--417118 DAY.) Two o'CLooK. The railway market is inactive to-day, yet the tendency nn the whole is rather favourable. South Eastern stock continues in demand, and has further improved e per cent. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire have also risen e. The other leading lines present no variation. London and North Western stock is now quoted 110 e to 11l , ex div. ; Great Western, 68 to e, ex div. ; Midland, 1281 to 129, ex div. ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 114/ ; South Eastern, 824 to I, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 106 to e, ex div. ; London and South Western, 93 to 94, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 441 t 0451 ; Caledonian, 123 e to 1241; and Great Northern, 1281 to 1291, ex div. Great Indian Peninsula Railway stock is firm, and East Indian dull Very few traugactions have occurred in Canadian and foreign railway securities, and prices are nominally quoted the same as yes tenlay. U)WNI&L 001 savarms. lib.ios .:iessiesteisees...‘eare let .- ..., 1..1. N. m. lissom .... .. Dia. Gov. dp.0.,1171-96. 199 94 99 ... . • D 0.6 pore'. lreb.dAsp. 140 96 99 _ _._... ~.1 Do.4lperet.Nar.3 . lo6 06 N ZAKINS .. Do 6 per et.Jew.4/ us , 01 se woos .. , Do. I per et. loe. 'WI SI 94 901.000 .. I CeBrt Ditirp.d.11,21299 106 Ise 111164109 ; 101 109 .... ..1 Do. do. 1996-1 1 1091 NW U 0 ... .. no. do. 101 , 1091 167 199 100,011 .. ; Copies. Nor. 1994 ilia% 100 102 106 960,000 ..' Do. IST% So.. 'los' us) let sokeeo'..'llsorithie epee a., 11176 HO 191 104 1910,000 .. I D. 1671 190. NS 109 09,009 ..' D. 1001 10 1 166 194 16+.6016.. Naiel. Gor.6 per cent— 161 166 107 MOW, .. New GVLOIL GOV. a p.aL.lOO, 96 96 .... i..,N. 2. Wake Gr.& p.c.1866 100 07 99 ... I .., Do. 6p. c. 1871 10 1879 100, N 211 .... .. Dn. Bp. c. lota to INN 100 964 see Isms,' .. New Toehold 6 per Oest. 100 114,0001.. Nora Scottie p. a.. 1916 100 IN 101 nt 74,004 ..,Queelead per. 6p. e 4. 140 100 In .... .. i &Arat•Gev.6p. c. Bawds 100 .... .. I I.oo..dp.c.J.a.&July 140, .... .. t Do. do. 6 p.c.AprildOc..loo. 1961 1054 r.. 1 al. f FORMS 11111111. - 14nit+: $l,OOO 2 Aland Hoe , Limited ` . 100,000. 1 Anglo-Braz. tioldtLlaza I 6 e. I 116,11170 10 AustrehAu 76,000 1 Ran Accord Cop. (I.Am , all 14,000 6 ' Bresil.L.,lll.oo. (lAm ) all 1 14,000 10 Cape Ccper (Litotes& Dl,OOO 1 Capula.Weer(Undled) 12,000. 40 Cobra Copper an 10,0001 20 Copts)* o..initedj l6 , 100,000 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Ray, 6 74,100' 1 Din llount.Cop.(Lina: a 24000' 2 'Gant Del der (Llalted)' Il' 16,000. 1 'Tontine (Lienlnd).. :. I ell 20,000. SI General • all 1 01,000. i napunda (Livened) 16,000 $ Linares ell i 10,000' 1 ,Lusitanien (Undtad) 2 161.1111 1 llorlqulta 100,000' 2 .61.Anrene Gra5.0.14.(1 , ell I 10,000' 4 Panuicille Co p per (LI. 1 I 111.000 16 .PontidhandWeirLnA all I 100,000 6 Port Phillip 1 1 .. , 1 semis barb.Oold IL (1) II ; 1,1000, 1 Scottish AtediaL j, 11,000. 10 ,86 John del Rey Llm.r U 1 441%, SI :Gutted Newnan )1 /0,040 , 1 ' VallananneGold Une.)i 10,000, 1 I Worthing IlAniled) 440001 I . ltadsonnatnna llAin 11 Ni 1 RAILWAYS. : 1 3 4 pr ii . 31 Oa par M5 l 11 ti Id. ifol • 1 %Ms S IP A 37 a - 1 4 , 4 1001 - 01 Clods( Orlon. I Sales. ' LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr more TEIII&PL) RICHMOND MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) WRIGHT STAKES. Grey Stone in. Sin. to La3T Angus* Patrick, Janitor, Pats!lino, Op , Onimanve. Oliner, King Alfred, Kangaroo, 81. Mignon, Frangiponal o, Nothing More, and Weathercock sre ken. BURTON HANDICAP. Ow mils and a ball. Hoene& John, National Guard, Early Purl, Alio% Ant of Smartt, Boodarilik and Stiff are hero. BRUM Y NURSERY HANDICAP. Grey Stow in. Nothing Mora, Pandas*, Frangipani 4 Rink, ClunQuiian. Kangaroo. Lowing% Stroog Boor, Si.. to lady Augusta, and Randolatia aro hors. ZETLAND PLATS. Fin furlongs. Lady Loniaa, Mat ArmArom Lion, Tbsobalda, Lyra, Wisdom, Chicquot the Jester, Colatar&ls c, Si.. to Lady Augusta, and auTy Braihdord are bars. Antrim.—Bon Chasm and Little Motor. Mrs. Ltrripar la ham CANTERBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR HANDICAP. Tlinsoquartors of a mils. Beal Jam, 5 yn, Bst 12Ib ; llionwoops, 4 yrs, Bst 71b ; Comeasitia, aged, Bst bib ; Ropewalk, 371, s42lb ; Raptor, • yrs, Sat ; Plupiesa, aged, eat ; Atlas, 4 yia. Bst ; Hainan*, 5 yn, 7ot 10Ib ; Lady Warwick. 3 yrs, 74 41b ; 4 yis, 7st 41b ; Mother Roach, 3 yrs, Tot ; Diploma. 3 7 1 % 7st ; Roos Lin, 3 yis, 6st nb ; Fleetwood, 3 yrs, est 71b. WELTER CUP. Ose mile and a hall'. The an his ia:—Real Jam, Zola°. Flottos. Warwick. aad Ramowsaik. ENTRY FOR 401. HANDICAP PLATE. Om mile. Zito°, 4 yrs, 88 1211); Flaliveres. 5 yrs, Bst 7lb ; Bad worsts, 4 ere. Bet ; ilyseericse Lady, 3 yrs, 7as 10th; War wick. 3 ,7m 101 b ; Rom Lew, 3 Ire, 74 ; Professor, 3 Ire. Tet ; 2 Yrs. ENTRY FOR QIIBICVS PLATE. Two miles. East Lancashire, Flottoa, Res! Jam, Lady Warwick, Bombay, Tolsoome, Zeloo. sod Conlidsoce. Ammo:J.—Rail Jam, Physics's, sad East Lsoceshire. The homeward Australian mail packet Syria arrived in Southampton Doak yesterday, jest es th• oat. ward Australian packet Numb was about to leave. Time latter had about 900 boxes of roads os board, mid the formes amest 320 sacks, coat:Maim about 50 tom of mail matter. ter. Thema bosom sod sacks took about 20 railway waggons to sonny them to or from Loodom. It was estimated that thane were act lam than 400.000 letters and newspapers lathed ia the tk•ettisniptos Dock yesterday at the same time. Lieutenant Charles Phipps was out Milling on 'the river Dee is Satarday. and benaght to land two very fins adman. Hum. Lady Phipps wad Captain sod Mrs Seim had a drive in the &Hermon by Adios/much. The weather still continues wet and mesttled, and has kept the harvest operations back for a good part of Cho wesk.—Daudet 44- vertiaer. DIVING Oil:RATION& —The Matilda, a twin screw steehaiir, built for the blozkade 1111rViCO, lied fitted with costly lawless, was wrecked last swum on bier trial trip near Lundy Liked. Mr. li'Deff, of Portsmouth, with Messrs. Palmer sad Hicks is their easel the War Hawk, bare re viewed most of the valuable property oe board. M 'Duff, equipped is Mr. Siehe's diving apparatus, has taken her minas to pieces, and mot Mem up. He has worked six bows • day, naserewing belts, he. be U be were ins factory en shore, instead of beiog 42ft. co der water, aid exposed to a ground swell setting is from the Channel. EXTRAORDINARY PEDESTRIAN FEJT AT BRAD TOM—Mrs Emma Sharp, the wife of a mechanic residing at Bowling. has undertake, so perform the arduous pedea tries feat of walking a Hummed miles in a thousand env eerie' hours. Mrs. Sharp started upon her journey on I Saturday afurroooe last, at the ground. connected with the Quarry Gap Hotel, Lister Dyke. A straight course has bees aselesed of 123 yards is length, which she traverses twins each " lap ;" seven law, with the 80 yards to sod from her room ie the public-house, oorepletieg the mile. Bat as able woomplishee two miles at a stretch, she has cow seqeselly *very second mile to walk an additional 80 yards epos the worm The fair pedestrisa is • woman of about thirty years of age, of middle height, and of light but active frame. She was dressed in male attire—red sod checked coat sad inexpressible', white waistcoat. laced hoots, tore. down collar, and scarf—almost the only iedieatioe of her sex being is her large drooping straw bat, which was orna emoted with a white feather and other femieum adornments. She canted a stick in her right head. She started on bar first mile at twenty Mi 01111416 to three o'clock. sod baying walked two miles. each io a quarter of an boor, retired for am boor soda belt's reel. Thiel ts the plan which she will pursue throughout the task, which, should nothing intones' to prevent its aocomplialitnest, will be completed ua the 29th of October.—Leeds Yarn re. WORCINTER G/ARAT HOP, CAITLII, AND CHEESE FAIL—WOWS:BTM, TOLNDAY.—Tbis, the great mart for the sale of the year's growth of hope of Worcestershire and Lferefordshire, was well alluded. la imasequeuce of the early picking some hundred pockets of Worcester. had already changed beads, but the bulk was brought to the fair. The number of pockets picked was 2,600, and of this Dumber 1,672 were weighed durum 66 the day. Priem, as auticipared, bad rather an upward feod.sey, cholas growths realiaiog 71. to 71. 10s., cad good average samples 64. per cwt. The qua lity varied a good deal, and some were not worth more Duna 51. per cwt. There was a large attendance of brewers and merchants from London sod the north, sad Irwin'es was active all day. The cattle market was leas busy. There wee a large supply of stock, but purchases were made cautiously. About 6,000 sheep were peened, and fat wethersramlised 7d. to 60., sad ewes 61 per lb. Ilse fetched fully 7d. per lb. ' • and pip 9s. 6d. per score. Store sheep in large supply, sod peered off rather slowly at 395. to 40a. Store cow., 101. se. to 13!. esch. Rams were in abundance, ad prices ran from W, to 201. each. liones—a poor lot, sot worth noticing. The auctioneer, as usual, did a great hostess', a large number of the beet rotunda 10 the fair bier sold by suction. Cheese was dell, the feet being that the custom of factors buying at the dairies is sow so general thatlittle cheese as offered publicly is the market. The passive fair at eight wag me aoiay as ever. POIIIONOIIB BEltlllB.—Liat week an inquest was held at Swharst, *err Hsstiogs, as the body of a child throe years of age, named James Predk. Crouch, who had died in cornisqueoes of bevies metro some berries of the Rola nuns de/canton', or Wood's sightahad‘ which be lied found in the twia.. They prodsowl 'Wham. porgiog, and round sines, followed by death in the course of the following day. Verdict accordingly. A MAN KILLED BY • RI•PING MACHINE. —An agricultural labourer at 31whera, in the North !tidies, lost • terrible death co Monday. He was driving a reaping machine, when the keno ree away, and, is endeavouring to shock it, be fell anwegat the knives of the medium, sad was so fearfully cut that he died rep shortly afterwards. TIM "MONITION," AT KetILT.—WO read in the Paris Taupe of resew.* :—" Nothing fresh from Atlanta, says today's Monikers , . Now what fresh news does it west! Dow not the Montour know that Atlanta has bean taken ; that it is strongly occupied by Sherman's army, and that the Coshaerates are is retreat towards the south of Georgia r OIDLJAIY MAIMS AliD STOCKS. IL I Pd, I RAILWAY. ' I Ck t u r il lenC u 7 I all : 1 t". 611 1. 1 *' a 11204..W0Lt Stour Val - - - 6. .100 Ellyikand Tyne - - - • all Bostoa.Blald.C - - 4. 'lOO .1424101 and Waster._ as as WI 4. .100 Caledonian - all 1241 194 . Lark and Bandon - - -• ; all Cornwall 4 I - a1113.1..1.1 • wale. wall 6 - '- - • all Do. B 4 p. a *paid to B. - - ... all ; Diana sod BeJanc II 01 .- all DandeaPertla,&•34.34 611 IT - 4. 'lOO adiabaransad Olseipw 87 8a rd- 4. 109 I Glandow NW 11.Wallwrn 106 106 ad - 4. 1100 drama Leaawn Ord. 0 441 4* 46 44 L .100 ' Do. • Nock - - - I. ;lOU I Do. L Ana. Stk., N 0.2 4 74 4. .100 'Great Norliioneetlend; - - 4. 1100 Gnat Worthies l llB4 1261 10 4. 109 Do.• I • rec. an die. an IN 140 - I. 1100 Do. IS 4 NO. 4.l4palditl 127 124 _. 4 100 Oa Soutli O. l Om. 90 92 _ 4. 100 'Greet *14 .,. Ol 081 ad NI td A 100 ' Do. Maar VaLOO.lO3 - - - IL 1100 I Do. booth Wdee - - - IL ,100 Do. W. 1414.-thdard, 47 68 ad 47} ad 14, ' l9Ol Do. Do. Newport; 87 0 ad - It. 'lOO Do. Do. Ihreleall 99 WI ad - 4. 11,4) L lancaableo& Yorkahlre, 114 1141 1184 4. 'lOO ' London and Blaetwall: 44 OS d -14. .106 Lon.,brlghta, & 3.Coeat. 102 WI - IL 'lOO Loadoo. l ftstam.& Dor. I 39 41 - IL :100 Loads** North Week ; 1101 11.11 111 104 IL .100 Loadoo&SouthWaeiern el 94 931 IL 1001 Man..Bl4eL,&l.lnooloila ; 10 0 - O ail Ilaryport sad Card** t - - - 411 1 &111 Do. Do. 1 ahem - - - 4, 100 , Metropolitan lO4l 106} 106 4 St 109 , Do. New - - - It. ,100 :111031•4 12411 1294 1281 91 1144 all, Da, New - - - IL 'IN Do faryn. & Der*. 94 160 - 0 1 all, Mid. Gt. Ws. (Ira) - - - 16 all Do. 1 Name .. - - - IS I all lfid Lent - ..- le i all Illd Cent (...ray 1.104) - - - 14. 'lOO North SAW & It. 1100 ,Da 116414. Perth. Duna 0 • Id - IL 100 N. Zwitena-llerwlek IS ll* , Do. 0. N. L Para - - - IL 'lOO : Do. Loads 64 0 - IL 100 Da. York 921 634 - IL 100 Da Cargoes BO 111 WS 16 I sal Do. alook.&Dardng. 664 861 - 11 I 49 , Do. do. 1866415 9 le on - 111 lt I Do. clo. lawn - IL 100 North Loudon - 111 ; 3 De, New 1 11 pin - 14. 1 100 . North Siadordahlra I TS 7d - l 0 ell N. &8. Wasters Jane. 104 11 - K 1100 i 1504013 Coated I 130 la - IL ;IN sin:NUN N.Z. Aber 80.1 - - - IL 109 .0441141411.10aad I -. -4. - 10 1 allolarewahary & *stank I - - - IL 1100 'Shropshire Calm 663 86 1 id - it. ;100 South Devon l6 0 - 14. 100 '11041.3 Eastern 0, !We 'IL 0,341 & Itivwr Dua - -.- 10 . all Spank Woklegliklic. i 8 9 - K. ;100 ; Tad Yale ' 140 146 ~ 10 i 81 Do C Bl 41 pee - IL ,140 Vali at Naga - 4 .100 VittoriS dia. & Ploloo - - - 114. 100 I Watarford & Ellkorday.l - -4 , - 54. 100 , Weet °wawa* 0 01 - 1L IN I W. 1144091.11410 & JUL, - - bBITISIt ?MANION& Yd . I Itaninas. 011 1 10 al I .100 :100 ILO IN lust lib ISO IN I 2 NO IMO dtkodel Bt. Lawrooco I Ilkao.Do. II ShoreDor. C.1ng.6p.0. Logo Ham i Do. Preference I Dug., liesokda Godorieb e. And.. 1. 1471 I Do. do. July 1, 1873 IDo. do. Juno 1, Wir4 Do, L Erten 6p.0. g. Cfoli• T. a Dockgp. e.g.rof ,Doisonos.7 p.o.por.p 1•46. Iftipl go. 6 do 'Dist ladim go. 6 do Do. I Zetensinn !Greed ?mot of ems& I= I DO. log post. I Do. do. dologrid , Do. lad ipref. Dodds., ' Do. do. deferred, Do Ird prof. Mock Do. do. deferred' Do. Mk ;.rot. &sock I I Do. do. deforrod • Doss lodise Peninooloi to o. . 6 rO r "" et. 8. of lota' g. 6 p. Do of pow teat. Do :Gt. Western of Coma& Do. Nur IDo.gp.c. Dia psi. 187$ Doi* do. do. MU Who Knock. I.ldittod I Do. Now Madras guar. 6 p. oast Do. do. do. —I Do. Puts torion Gelb. Corp. 6 per o. 1 1 / 4 11 Kolb. mod flobooo's Bag I Ilf.Bma.lt ()guda Ad 1 , ;Wads. goo. por Ng& I Do. Dona do. Do. du. do. , Do. Puojouo do Do. Ludas SLOW. do., 17 50 zd 100 i 1045 ps ids 4 96 110 96 16 1 - 1 .- 84 PIR W 100 90 06 99 919 K OS I I 11l U NI ISO U lO4 4 Ma - - par 911 100 96 N JOINT *TOM WILL 10) 101 1W 101 11} 10} N N ft Is N N 118 N St U 42 80 N SI 27 22 1(04 1014 tg tam IR 11 .IgB NI CI. prima $ area Rutz& 20,006 NO Ain:a itamtaiiimi•aT.ll.l, 176 1M is/e 60 I Do. Now (ha 10 p.) 26 { - - 10,06 50 161bloa *OOP 101 I 4111amsaleML&Lhirposl U 40 II 10,0001* Do. New 0 ft 16 2sof 500.000 20 Anski Austrian i 0 • 1 Lepom 91,000, 20 Am* Dolma iLlmitad,, 6 4 dlo I pa, 11,00 40 Anamaleala all 71 N 7,600 0 Do. New 3O 26 27 pm' Mint 10 Bankof BrlUNCOlitiallo, 15 I 11 ligind 10,000 28 nook of leapt 4.1100 100 Bank of London ' SO ' lid 1 02 14,006 to soak or oaaao ,uaatot, 5 li 0041 10000.100 Banco Queensland tl I SO 21 lidls 10,000 60 Ronk ofVirtcria,Awitria IS , Si 40 6,000 100 Bonk of Wales (Um) ,10' 14 Iydia 40.000 10 Bank of Now Lisboa 1 8 f 0 81pea 00.000 10 Bra-ilmatreelever(Ll 10 . 1 214.1 40,040 60 Lritiah& Californian IL) 1 1 1 i inal 90.000: 60 British N. Amarica__ 1 011 66 44 1 *2OO SO C. Bk. Indladian, Mimi all 1 30 38 7.100 20 11. I..ew lan , 16 17 poo 10,000 26 Chart. Mee of Indla,&e ell ' 40 0 16000' 16' Do. New 10,000 100 City 10000 100 Ctdenial 10.001/ 16 • om. P.4llltet la.oa, doe j 10, t spm 00,000 10 Conerldatail Soak (L). 4 , 51 Clow, 6,000100 cola...Hai (L ) l6 lt Cy die' 20,000 60 : east London (Unlined` 6 1 2pm 60,000 20 eaten Egehatne , Lhia` 3 Wm inch 111.000 79 Eng.B4o.&AmiLCharliLl all i 10 11 0,02 II • Eintliall and Swedlie (LI N I OM 411 0 40,006 SO , Itaroyeao Book,lAmitad, 10 I - -poi; 16.000, 0 • Do. Now llO I - 00 10.00100 Hisolam.Chlnatklap4,. 16 ' 3 4 pn. 10,000 100 W. Now 'l3 1 6 II pm 1;000 100 Imperial Bank, Monad 10 ; '.5 17 pm 3.000 100 Do. New 10,001 110 Imp. nk.of China.te.,(Ll $ I 1 049 134.000 20 lammial ()Mom N 1 of ;l a w 4000. 60 International Bank IL ). IS 1 14 8413 m 6.000 26 Dolan ; all 28 10 6,000 26 lbo New 180,00 30 land 1100.9 k. In&a ILI' 4 I 4 Ilyn I 30,0011 SO L011.10..111. soo.&e, l i i 6 4I) poi 10,600 10 I. Beak of iuniand, IS I dl. pin.l 10,00 IVO London and Brazilian - 40 1 7pm kale le° Loa.B.Ayrea&B.PlaWL 40 12 14 pa *OOO 26 De. Now, W. at le pml I 1 t Spm 5. 1110 100 'Lon., 10r.. 10. ONO. IL. ', It '1 di. I pm 0,000 00 Lam Ch.Boak of AWL' AI I 01 244 10,000 100 Larkin and Oak:oW ILI 16- - pm o,ooo SO .b.mdita and Coaute ~ to . n 73 cm 100 Lon. klaeaM.Onn.Ex.(L'„ 43 1 Idlo UN 40,440 40 London Joint 84oek. -.1 10 1 0 a nv,sco'loo Loa. and Northern (L. : 16 I 1 dl. Fs WNW 94 London& ?oath African; all I 0 14 4010 100 los. &B. Western •Lloa. * II 1114 ma 0,00100 Los. & Wmlnsinotor 10.00.10 Ilarchant bank, Wad" 17e 7 opm 2010,,00 000, II Marenatno & Nachaiatl. 10 , if liion. 2 2pm Now 10.000 10 1 11otro. & Pro,. Bank (L ilO I 1 pm! 4000 100 Ilidland Bank (Lhll.) 'lo 1 dl. yeti 14,004) 100 National of Liverpool lO 44 10 pm 10,090 100 N. Pro. of Isiedmid. - - 10,000 ,60 National But. New - - 44.1,00 20 Now Soul Asks all 42 44 40,00 10 Now Zesalmid (LWOW; 1 , 401. ima 60.000. 20 North Maatern 5 1 4 6pm 10.00' 21 Odostal Bonk Corpnen ail 1 5114 804 20,000 GO Previa. BankiniCarp.l 6 I le 0441 a 111,000 ISO Proviso. of Ireland 87,500, le B tho 4 o.itusj.. 4ll4 • l a4g , 14 1 It QM 20,010, 16 Aosta misiralin an Id 116 10,000 28 Booth Postern (Lim.' -• I 5 2 3 Oft 10,000 100 Um& 41 ILL ado , U 4 4 pin 4,450 100 Do. do. 10.1100 10 Coos of Amtrallo.Ninr, an II 12 14,000 100 Uutou ot bolas.) Lim 1 50 , 24 ladle MON. LI Union of Loudon II4 U 61 I 40 1 i 66 I 66 1 .= Hi 10§ - 20k m - li 11 4* "Ili 71 - N ii 121 II I 42i Sei 9 St air - 14 101111031 OBLIGATIII 4 all ,G.lLusotobourg6p.ooat. 10 all Do. 100 an Havana sad Ilataassa' 97 100 180 an Lausanne and Irlbonig: 90 100 100 all , Matanzas m 0040601110 104 all , Do. Second Was.. .• 97 100 20 !all North of /rune 3 14 20 all Do. lateCharl.3lp.ct. 100 all 'Marisa !Smyrna. &e.)' 87 91 44 'all :all Do. New ....Sp. et.' 111 111 100 all 1146:116 *B. f.(Parn.l 110 0 all 101 l Swedish bp. et. 100 all Sagas La Graado 7 p.ct. 01 94 20 ' all S. atia&Lota•Vea.4.e. • 91 10 II all South Pasta r0rt.79.6. 1 01 97 20 an flootbornol rraaoldp.o.' 11 1 10 .1 loath Italian, par of. 90 all Wok N. W.ot Fr& p. e. I/ IR inscaLANZOtrs. X& 1141 C 01 118 4 186.— IMMO 10 Anglo.Meucan Mb& 1 10,010 116 ,Anatrallan 14 10 Aastralianlti rk & a ttj! ff. 10 Berlin Waterworks I 10.000 Bombay Gas (Li 1 1,0001 60 ',British American Lod 1116.71101. 61. St. & L Mai. TM (11-1 12,600. 20 British 1 Lillian Tea (L), 8,916, 821 Canada Company KOMI 10 illanadtaaLosnitlnvfL) WWI 10 Onion WADI U 'City of Lon °B 7rearPtimptiL 10.001 SO Anti' Otbeet ,Usa.) 40.011 1 10 Com of Airicatallor.(L) ,CumrsercialUnocal i SO, SO 'Coosolidated Did .. (L. 17 10 ICoodnestal Tin.ol4o 01,41101100 ContraelOorporation( leola ll . lo o.PfoLTlllB4 140101 MI !Credit Founts, 14,0601 00 1 1,0. of Mairittlaa (L ) :4010 SO ,Credit 11obilier 10 . 1 86. Crystal Palms 180,406.1 St. Do. Programs 177,00041 St. Do. 11 p. at. lent DMa 10.000 IN DiaomusCorporaltos I. 20,000 60 E. lndLao Financial 60.0001 20 ,L India in lgetion. WOW 20 IgyptianCora...4 1744 879,07114 it. Metric Telsgraptt 70,000 6 'Sag. and Ana Doom 23,000 50 '6:ndisbetceig Crud 10,6001100 .Zon.ddlouttlalUtariaiL 78000 20 Financial Cormiralloa. 0000, 60 , financial Disconot (L.) 10,000' 90 Ilrore-et. Wsrsh,iuse (I 10,040' 60 Geillvora (Limited) 110000' a oA.v•auars4.oa4•l. 1000, 60 Is Iles iltmat Narkplion 0001 lions& As.(L) 100,000 10 j I Modsou's 109.00 i) 60 timp.&ll4l.Cdt.Ass.4 ) 46,4001 2 Indian Carrying (IJIL 100.000 20 'lnternatalnao.iloc. (L) 70,000 20 internalLsad 60,000 20 Inig. ,Can. Cm.) 1400030 .00 I Do. Op. c. We. r. 1070 IMAM se . .rolsitesociam.o44at(L) 20,000 60 ,Land Securities ( Um.) • 10,000 16 • Lond. African ?radio, 29.000 26 ;Lon.l.andealedon.li f e 11.01 1 01 6 'Lond.i.listriet Thing ) 10000 50 ILead. Flom. 60.000 60 Do. Sow 1780001 a 1 484.0. Omnibas O.(L 10.000; SO Load., Italian. 41.4. Wm. 6.0 X, 10 Lowl.Mer. DUCOlia 2 W OW le 'Lond.Prorincialm. • 64,000. W Madras brigs. & Mal *MI n I Do. 100061 SS !Marine ItivestottatlL) 1160:6 : Mauritius Land4ols.(l4 12,01 641 'lo ,Medit. Ratan. Tal. (14 *OW Minivan Iron Works 12.601 be ' Natal land & Coto (4) 01,0101 It 'National 614. Corn. fL) • 10.000 i 60 Financial (L) 204001101 !National slam Na..(Li 0000, IS iNarbaddaocal L 'L) COW, t• 120. /few 10.010,1 ,N.Zealand T.&Loan(L 187.1751. 1 84 1:4.11i1L.1 m 40100104: NOW' liet .61.8MalitMerean. 110,000 2' NovaBootaao.audL 64,0151 11 De. do. 40.000, 26 1 pow Mamine Imam 10000, 10 10nental costrosralatiL 10.000, 60 odent .6 Financial (L ) i 11 •5 51 1 ' Oriental Os.(LinaltadJ l 24 . 110 8 60,010' 1 Do. New 10 OrtestbdandSoessa(L4l 11 Otago& othlan4latrost.l MOW SO ,Ottoman Plumetal (L.) 10000, 6 10ttontan Gas (Liralted 111.0/01 10 Paaanialt.M.ftesa,L) L6OO , 6 I Do. 4.. NONA 44. F 6 01,401 Kew 6 ireolasalar & 0. Nom 10000 Do. New 17,006 SO II Q. brads L. 8.. M.(L 1000 SO Iliymney Iron MOO 11.001 IS I Do. New W Kb/. City Imperr. (L) 16.750 16 Ditto ditto . 18000 leo 'Royal MallStmin. 100,0004. bO. Scot.Aattra invest (L 1 40,000 10 ;Smith. Lulea. &Co.(L 10.001, 6 ;Ane.Flasitit'beyptell..) . 10.400 as is. Amos M. a I. 11.`I 11A0 26 South Australian Land! 1110.0001. St. ?Submarine T46sstrapk...l 37.600 611 el. Construe& Malo.(L 100.003 SO ; I hames4Mency Ist (1.) 10600 10 'TrundAginacystAitaL *OOO 111 r. A L Co. nr O. Camila 110,001 4 :United IL Toted. Co. (11 60,000 SO lUairsealllarlits (1.. 00.113 10 Illtiper Aram Tos(Lira. 16.000 II Ditto 10.000 10 Van Diamen's land 10,000 SO Warrant linsum.L l lll 80,400' 00 !Nestlings& Pacific& L MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. Business in the Stock Exchange to-day is ex tremely inactive, yet the general tone is firm, owing chiefly to the somewhat more encouraging tendency of the money market. The funds are well sup ported, at yesterday's quotations. Home railway stocks are also steady. Foreign bonds, in a few instances, are a fraction better, the prominent exception being the Confederate Loan, which Las again fallen heavily. The discount market remains quiet, and the rate for good bills is unchanged, at 84 to 9 per cent. The supply of money is abundant. In the Stock Exchange short loans are obtainable at 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's irle gram, the Three per Cent, Rentes opened at 66fr. 08c., showing • decline of Sc., compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are now qu ,, ted 831 to r for money, and 881 to 4 for the acc ,, unt (Oct. 11). The official business report is as foll,,ss :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 884, 1 ; ditto, for account, 881; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 864, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1041 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Se., 12a. die ; ditto June, 23a. die. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, and Greek and Turkish Bonds of 1862, have im proved 1 or 1 per cent., while Con federate Bonds have again fallen 24 per cent. These are the only variations in the foreign stock market. Some of the pre sent quotations are annexed, viz., Greek, 24 to ; Mexican, 271 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 32 to 1; the Certificates, 141 to ; Confederate, 73 to 74 ; Turkish of 1858, 681 to 69 ; ditto, 1862, 694 to 701; and the Consolidk, 501 to 61. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Colombian, Six per Cents., 791 ; Danish, 1864, 92 ; Egyptian, 97, 96, ex div. ; Malian , for account, 67, ; ditto, Marew mane Railway), 724 ; Portu guese, 1866, kc., for account, 47 ; Russian, 1862, 871, 88 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 434 ; ditto Passive, for account, 32, 4 ; ditto Certi ficates, 144 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 91, 1, 901 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 69, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 73, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 70 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 701, 1 ; Venezuela, 1862, for ac count, 56 ; ditto 1864, 441, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 31 to I prem. ; General Credit, 24 ton prem. ; London Financial, 74 to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 14 to d prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, 4 to 11 prem. ; Ottoman Sociiiti 11 to 4 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 24 to 1 prem. The gold operations at the Bank yesterday com prised the purchase of 34,0001., and the withdrawal of 25,000 sovereigns for Brazil. The Menageries Imperiales steamer Peluse, which left Marseilles on the 18th iust,, took 2,2001. in specie for Alexandria, and the large sum of 495,4401. for India and Chins. _ The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented no alteration of importance. The rates were as follows : imesterdain, 3 month., 12.2 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.184 to 194 ; Rotterdam, 3 meths, 12.24 to ; Ant werp, 3 smooths, 25.75 to 80; Hamburg, ms. Woo, 3 ramitha, 13.94 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 2510 to 40; ditto, 3 maths, 25.75 to 85 ; Frankfort-oa-ths-Maise, 3 mooths, 121 to 4; 81. Potersbarg (per roublel, 3 months, 304 to 4 ; Vieona, aff. 26..3 mostly', 12.24 to 12.74; Trim* if. do., 3 months, 12.24 to 12.74 ; Madrid, 3 madam, 474 to 4 : Oadis, 3 =oaths, 474 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Germ, 3 months, 23.85 to 90 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.85 to 90; Naples, 3 months, 25.85 to 90; Mame, 3 mouths, 25.85 to 90 ; Messina, 3 mouths, 25. 85 to 90 ; Lisbon. 90 days, 514 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to 4. Letters from Havre report the failure at a firm iu the cotton track, with liabilities to a rather coo aidensble amount A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. T. Palmer and Co., East India merchants, who failed on the 4th inst., was held yesterday. An approximate statement of affairs, prepared by Messrs. Cash and Edwards, the accountants, was presented, showing liabilities amounting to 410,4711., of which 78,6561. is expected to rank upon the estate, with assets re promoting 62,0671., or nearly 165. in the pound. After considerable discussion it was resolved to wind up the estate under inspection. A meeting of the creditors of Mr. F. Franken heim, who recently failed, with liabilities to a con siderable amount, was callod fur yesterday, at the London Tavern, at 2 o'clock, but, there being uo one present to commence the proceedings, the cre ditors present separated after waiting half-an-boor. It is understood that the object of the meeting was to take the estate out of the Court of Bankruptcy. Messrs. Winn Brothers who recently failed, have arranged to pay their creditors a composition of ss. in the pound iu instalments extending over four months. Mr. Mullaly, the accountant, estimates the liabilities at 7,0001., and the assets at 1,3001_ At the meetings of the Credit Fuecier and Credit Mobilier Companies, held yesterday, the resolutions passed on the sth suet. were formally confirmed. Notice is given that the Auglo-Austrian Bank will be prepared to pay on the let October out of realised net profits as interest for the first six months of the current year the SUM of 3s. tid. per share free of iucome-tar. The directors of "Smith, Knight, and Cu. (Limited)" are inviting tenders fur the materials (including 27,940 tons of rails) required fur the Imperial Mexican Railway. The share certificates of the European and Ame rican Finance Corporation will be reedy for deli very, in exchange for the bankers' receipts, on the 7/th inst. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ka change list of last evening : losurnaos.--Commercial Unios. S a ; Guardian, 50 491 ; lad amity Marina 1341 4 5; Liverpool tad Leadoo and Globe (6 per east enneitiet), 121 38 ; Lauda', 46a ; North British mad bleromaile, lij i ; Ocean ]Larissa 224 Provident Life, 36; Ito* Lilo, 8; Usiversel Yeritio (Limited), sa. Goebibt sad Coke.—Ooetieeetal ijeioa (Limited). 81 1, ▪ div. ; Equitable, 88 ; ditto new, 32 ; Europeasi. aew, 71, ex div.; Great Central, 174 a ; Imperial C 058848441, 85; Loedes, 841 4. Waterworks.—Berlia, 8j; Lac Loadoa, 137 j; ditto, "7' 131. 105 a. Casaba —Rogan. (or Lotbdoe), Z. Ilissellaneous.—Saar alici Wrier Hotel, 5. It appears that Messrs. Thomas Taplin and Co. will not lose scything by the great fire which has just occurred in Ureahatn•street, the wl.ole of their stock being insured, sod their books Laving been saved. The Etna, fur New York, will call at Queeostown to-morrow, and memages will be received at any of the Electric and Internatioual Telegraph Com pany's office, in 1A14*1.1011 up to 3.30 p.m., and in the provinces up to 9 p.m. The Chime, for New York, will call at Queenstown on Sunday. Sept. 25, and weaaages will be received until the same hours. TOPZDAT Warm. Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 for the 11th October, opened this morning at 881, " buyers," and closed at 881 to t For money the last price was 881 to 1. The official basins.. report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for stoney, 88, 1,1, ; ditto for account, 881, g; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 1; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per Cent. block, 104, ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 101 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 110. The India Five per Own. stock was firm. The Marsh Exchequer Bilk remain at 154. to se. dia, and the June ea lea. to 15a die. The Confederate Loan was very heavy this after noon, upon the news by the Jura, sad dosed at a fall of 34 per oeot. Spanish Passive Bonds also declined I per cent. With these exceptions foreign stocks were firm, witha rather favourable tendency. Italian stook rase I per mat, Turkish Coasolidife and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. and Greek I. Beni shares remain flat, owing, apparently, to a fear that some of these establishments may sustain losses through the mercantile failures which are occasionally reported. Lower prioes were quoted to-day for Albion Bank, Brazilian and Portuguese, London Bank of Scotland, Mercantile and Ex change, Metropolitan and Provincial, Sciude, Pun , jaub, sad Delhi, aud South Eastern Bank. Anglo- Austrian Bank, however, were inquired for, and I were quoted It to 1 6 prem., and Imperial Ottoman Bank were steady at to 17k. 1111414011'11 Bay shares were steady, at 151 to 161, and Egyptian Trading at 1 to 13 prem. There were inquiries for British Indian Tea, Commercial Union Assurance, Laud Securities, Rio Improve niente, awl West India and Pacific Steam shares. Millwall iron Works were steady at par to I prem. Consolidated Discount, National Steam, Nerbudda Coal and Iron, Otsgo and Southland investment, and Truat and Loan Company of Upper Canada, were flat. The shares of the financial companies were steady. There was a fair inquiry for International and General Credit. Thp closing quotations are an nexed, viz. :—lnter,..,tional, 3g to prem. ; Gene ral Credit, 24 to 11 prem.; London Financial, 71 to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amal gamated), 21 te prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 24 to 3 prem. ex div. and new shares ; and Credit Fonder, 24 to S prem. cx div. and new shares. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares closed at 14 to I prem., and Imperial Mexican Railway shares at to prem. United States 5-20 Bonds have risen 2 to 24 per cent, upon to-day's news, closing at 444 to 45. American railway securities participated in the deemed. 111NE8.-(711.18 DAY.) Two o'Cwcx. There is very little business in the mining market to-day, and prices generally exhibit no change, com pared with those last current yesterday. Great Vor charm are in exceptional request, at 34 to 35, being 10s. better. East Grenville are quoted 71 to f. Elingston Down.; are officially marked 4. blontes Aureos shares are fiat, and have declined. Other foreign, as well as colonial mines, are unal tered. Mt. I Pd. led al I C l l. pima _ I 19 194 19 12 Ps —1 ".4 1 2 A 1 J FI I 7"" 8 poi 0 12 itat — ; SlDde 2 1 sits! I t pa zdi 1 dls fat 10 la i 2 1 dPols, ft 34 104 11l 11 Ile pie 1 pa., 1 r.; DM led II II I eals iv. . edia g 41 i 1 1 • 1 ' 4 a Ail $4 !! *di 1 the.:.; 7 0 .Uay 1 1_ 2_ 73 SORB 7ipia Si 1 1 ills lells {az 1 iii iiPig li IS Per 1r Wr s Par l_dia _per' f -, r .... VI i Pm 1 lle dls pal! ru, i vii 00 70 lit 11 2 6 ar 114 l li t_ ... 0 pm _ _ Ps V a ld I %dul l 4: 3 1 60 110 net IS SO pm Si I ) 416 SS SO N 9( no 123 i - iiethi 9 who zd A gyp, 1 41 6 pail - 616 — &ar' Id i 1 6 1; 1 Is°*: 7 lll.ll.P.adbll 10 II 1 t II II6 par, pol PREFERFSCE SHARES. Great West. ii; e M id., iitc;:i. 1;1 guarantee Stook, 1224. Si div. Great West. West Mil, Ozfonl, 2nd guarantee Stock, 116, ex dm, North Eastern, Stock. sod Darlington, B and C, 8 per cent . 31g. _ FOREIGN RAILWAY& Reif' &ad sea Premise°, Limited, gem. 7 per emit, 16j. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. U.floot, BST2. P.-Great Western. 681 4 x d-Loodon and Borth Western, 1104 4 4-11anthe.ter, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 621 1-11 idisud„ 1 9/No th Eastern . Bern let capital stock, 103-South Eastern, 111 1- 2--Ureat Luxembourg shares, 9 1546 1 - Mexican 3 per cent.. Wil-Cenfsderans Leas, 714 4 8 71 !7 11871 8 1 71 61 6 4--Eastern Itscheags Bank Waited'. par-Ilercantile sad' McMinn's Bank (ldmitedj. 14 41 p -37aVonal Hank of Liverpool Limited), 61 ca p,-14014315ad South Wales, 2,-North Western Baal illenited). 41 1 1 4 on Albi Marina )Lonited), 3-16 d Empire Marine mired), 11m -queen Insurance. I 346 p.-.l4sltonal bless avigation Company. 9; d.-West India and Pacific Stem, 91 p. MAIII0111•11114,88PT. 26.--A good budOolo wan done, bat prices La most Inataaose were rather lower. C. Caramel sad Co., 23 p.-Coggolldatod Bask (Llialtedk 64 P. - Grant 1 -Orla4 Lasembourg. 91 -Great Western, 6111-oimeral Credit. • p.-finis Central, L3-Ditto )90 dole. paid), 48 d.-Lao ▪ re ce and Yorkshire, 1131-Loodnn awl North Western, 1105 11-11 anchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 624 14 11-00e tropolilaa, 104111- s fitto New. 6-76 p-Ileskan, 171 z all - Booth Brisiers. 8111 1 Pamirs, 33-C,onfederateLnen, 79 It 71618 7/ 4 6 6- nr• assurance, 1 p. Sultl4loolllBl4, RIM N.-After business bourn yesterday a Isaaenctimi was reported in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Ma flionr Valley, at 91 7'he transacted prima of tads, Marled lades s d Math Western Stock, at 111-titartordahlre sad Weveseteraidn Oswsi , 474 - Gloucester Wagon, 111. L. 9d, and 114-sad Laeswood Quinn' Cas Coal, at 4 die. Among the eke. Ise prices were Birmingham Jolut.stock Bask. 33, sellers-Mr. minghani town Dtsltict Bank, la, buyers-Birmlagbarn Stet ferdstflm 01W 95 to .31. ex d 1... Ditto 204. sharer, 871 to 681 cx dlr. -Stourbridue Waterworks, 1, *ellen - Birmingham Alliaoce !Ire, par to 1-.6 prem.-Patent Phaft and ILilstree, 34 press., Oven 1001 I 100 TP4 1-cU COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• MA RH-L AN E. —(T HI S DAT. ) Freels up to our market to-day, coastwise mid by rail, the &triads of new home-growo wheat wet, but moderate. The coaditioe of the produce, however, was hoe. For all quali ties Um trade was in • 'knish state, at quite licaddrh decline in the quotations. The market was well supplied with footign wheat, sad the deemed for all qualities ruled hairy at assist previous rates. Floating cargos. el grain wire in slow mud at about stationary prior. For barley tho trade was doll, and the quotations had a downward teedeacy. The market was fairly supplied. Malt sold heavily at barel late rates. Thera was a fair supply o f into oa the stands. Most de scriptions, however, war* is moderate request at about pre vious quotidian. Beans ruled firm, and wore quite so dear as on Monday. Nees were in abort supply, and they changed hands as fall a:maxim. The flour Muds was am at late rates. (AMR SKI Mows. er Qt. WEAL?. P s. 11. Lan, test, rod,lBo SO to Oil „ 484 41 to i; I „ whim, len 43 to 47 Pir. Qr. 1464 42 W e 7 Norfolk and Lincoln rad, ISM 13•1112 Wafting ... ng PULLIN' .. W ALT. Ottadl Lee; Norfolk, and 86ffo1k OO to lt6 [lepton and Ware 60 to 66 Breen ... —y. YTL New OAT& feet 2O to ill „ potato 64 to PS on% Rook toed Scotch potato Sisk whits black SS to 36 27 to 31 16 to 37 11444.40 33 to if 111ok Harrow nip= 44 to 4i 9.m. • • WE RAT. ll[Attn:.% MOM . . U hi if A 40 HI 20 In 48 'wow Town :Dodo, per US lb.. Household 24 GO 11l Country Norfolk end Suffolk easily 27 So 22 roam.. Par Qr. I a. c j _ Dootzto ud ETo - oto.. twin 46 to Maack t MockWe- 1:= PO I* 44 I) to Al luimian, hard soft Aso•rlea% rud 40 44, 46 „ 01121114 ft to 2 7 Distalliug 28 to ft OATS. NAOS. %raw toot AYETYMA or GRAM &0.. CALRIAOE. FROM DEPT. Ladle adadacolcal In* lardiga I Total Pt" Qt. _ _ OLIO. L 3. Dullish sad Swedish 17 to TS Itoolao Dui* SS Is SIO infaiss !SU U ?LL xase st to SIS Bolin SS to SS whtt• SO too U SI to U Treneb. per wt .7.. 30 Ie 112 apaniah, ft le al American, pm INL Canadian, .. 19 to IS INTO LON MN. BY VAT= 7 IN) FLPr. to. INCLOSIVIL IWbeat.; Barley. Balt Oat. i now. are. I gra. .ira. gra. I brie. seers. 1114 !7U 610 1 7 1 0 11 .. 410 0073 l7io 8610 2iie 190 üBo i via 610 I woo lan NO LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) MT =menu° LID twrinitAnosAL smaaws.) (nom 081 Owl COMIWONDSIr7.) Market remise unaltered ; eales probably about 5,000 or 6,000 ban. MINCING-LANE-(TllIS DAY.) &out -Than has sot beets a poblio solo bald to-Jay. Privately tie market continues is tin some dull statik tie limited Widows doing showing a decline of fully 6d. per cwt. as last week's prime. Reamed: Brown lumps an sow to be bad at 46e. 6d.. but tber• is very Mils demand thereat. OOMII.-Tbere is a steady demand (or all deseriptiom eolooial, at previous prices, the bare aorta being most in moment. Plantation Nylon sold. triage. 635. to 67a. 6d..; gee ordinary, small, 73a. 611. to 75.. 6d. ; low middling mad 76.. to 79a. &L i good ditto. 86a to as. ; pea berry. 60a. 6d. to Blc ; native Ceylon. floe ordinary, fifla. 6d.; gold ditto. 635. to 63a. &I. ; small, 64. 6d. Tea.-11se public salve are can beavolY ems Oopseks realised 2s. Oid. to 2e. I ~ being previous prices ; but new black loaf mops show a decline of id. per lb., sad sommon to fair leaf Id. per Ili. Privately. business has hem dose is new asesocea tiassows at 2.a. to 2s. 9d. ; pack. use. 3s. 6d. Rica is dull of sale. and no sales repaint]. SALTPITILL -A parcel of tvireetioa 5i sold far cash at 295. 6d. ROIL-70 pueribirees of Jamaica sold at 3s. ; 70 puncliemia of Demerara at Is. id. to ls. 74d. ; aed mall lots of klaura. tins at ; and Leeward* at Is. 6J. Co'rron.-Thare matinees to be a fail demand at the newt improveineek Chios sold, fair to good fair, 1541. to 1.50. ; Bengal, fully lair to good fair. lad. to 131 d. ; Tinnivelly askldliag, 16s. ; Broach, 21d. ; Westiwa, 160. TALLOW MA RICICT. —(THYS DA Y.) Tbo market is quiet. P 6084 are quoted.s follows :—Tow. talloe. 4(. ; Petersburg Y.C. orb Um 190%4 W. to 41s. dd.; October to Deresubsr. 43. 6d. ; Member, 435. M. ; James* to Marsh, 445. gd. ; Yanl, 44.. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Bents. Patteriee fkaith report as active deemed for the New growths, at Arm prior. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAT.). Welk Ea7l Hooth Hettoo. 31e. 34. ; Wills Eod Tees. 21s. ; Walls End East Hartlepool, ; Walk Enid , 21a ; Wells Sad Breyls Hatton, EX ; ta r l i l l s " Z i d South Kellam, 2th. Gd. ; Wells End nig" Hall, 20.. 611. ; Walls Etal Hellos, 20e. 6d. ; Wills End Eden Main, 20s. ; Wells Eod 20e. ; Walls Eod Panther, 20.. 3d. ; Wells End Bell., 19.. altipt at market, 32 ; at saa. 136. PitAxcavcras, SHLY/7113.0, AND LINOOLNDIFIRE RAILM &T.—The total espouses of thit company's railways, including rests, tolls, dutv. &a, frogs July 1 to Sept 11, 1864, amonated to 76,W361., as modest 80.1724 for the eer rospoodiog period of 1863. The proportton of tie Santa Junction receipts amain to this company front July 1 to Sept. 11 amouoted to 8,1611., as 'roost 7,6224 for this oorrospoading period of 1863; and the sapiens to 3,3101. as natant 3,2'201. - - - " - - Nelson would have heated the idea of "fretting it knots out of art. ate" coated a ith 64 inches of solid Imo. es simply tinpoulble, and many still fancy that to restore grey her to its original colony is also on impossibility Both are sow established facts. Barring's Magnetic Brush.% and Comb. con. plstely restore the ciihiur the hair, mid ia eases of anorak* nervous headache, and rheum:dim. give Immediate and perma nent relief.—Offices, 32, Basingtval street, London.—(Adverilse- Mint - H{ 100 101 i i - 100} 99f 8 9 85 16 I ills ; Pi IF 16 161 71 ri's . I F, I •