The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-30 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THU DAY.) COURT OF BANIRUPTCT. Maw lb. Ccomissloost brarl.) 1:11 IS tovs.—Tss DISC9IIII.IOII YOWL Ile use tho ..i11.,. • Is Ills are d Musa Ism% Isis hoard se tie Ono batisr lam as Dissmslan Pssms ; " T sessols bass airs•fta•ppossi. 'n• babes gm sesssursil melons UM.; the hod boo sislisel los sr mod .edits, the • broiler. Ks. Pollock append Isr Ur Wpm. weft %et the aososios Won ept useasil. tbst Or bad ti as • bill of ails sharily Woe la kis% Om Immured mantas semi Has Hamm, ail SW nada dr shamilm••• bs mid sot poet mos ibis s third clow-ctolllosts. TH I POLICE COURTS. (11118 DAT.) MANSION -110111111. Mire Awe and JAN askew win was bre 4.'neriwil to ylok patios as The betwo bola moat kutnna so Iliwyo. watt ob asevoi by moo at 11to lack sato* elbow tilw arriiegenrer oese ntegb... k SWIM 1.41-1 nal No Lead Meyer dot ilte yitU — TroTeliat 111= MEM booall_ Mow* awl Ora ?boy ibstail est goy bad tom winged to *bpi& podnata. and Jam declared that Ito had row eerree oboe. of 57 web thing oval by the yolks en se I The same mid it wee true AM ham did not pre Me boob b.. lie plebes@ of by Akins, bet la wait 'my slum M 6111111111( W tekkinkl pleads( dr canon owe added lowa air= Atitim-1 as IND WSW otwiy bowleg beZrdifilentwee M s = w ustmit I pi employment elms they coon web lb. soot y:rommeolasa, and I sowed so chance of supycetbay low Tb. Lied Mager—lnd, Leedom-bridge at the moat liowtiol low et tin gay to um ire Orr in which you oeu agree ie widener support ter your tawny. Lee& lithor—l we wet with ilia Omar at the time, 4 111 r. gosalm—Then tow MN lyre hers here trequardy, ray latwk mil 1 hors $ prim norsi , Won of • err umisty al dorm b.* sad sabbribial against theca. Th• nom Cha smairei red of the primers to prat br Wra rabodir mont h. with hard labour. am—l ill "psi sombre d, my load. I was at with We No• Is tie bridgs for the parpoodod pckivi prawn, ma 1 bow sows picked • pocket to my tills. The /mars was than owonittod. WISTMINSTER. •N• NO/WAR UI WERTNINPITIL lame Am* ale. Ildnewood, was Ws day fish lesegbt tip frees the Hoes et Attention, in the pram sue, elsgsl with an wllhd seeder d Sarah Petrel, with who m embabkil. Lammed gab lbw banns at primoner's conduce, sad via stemshereelea der he vistas of his brutality, many maws mew anotiose to get • view of the prates:, and it Is grebable he world sot have 'soaped a good mauling mild the onowd hare ut near him. The court was mow& I to a gnats attest, if potable, thee on the het cecesice, with the "newt/. The follow*, additional mad important widows was ad duced. Haslet Hash* 63, Pser-hse-meet, deposed—l sew We man on the night the woman waskllled. I know she was not his wtfa, believe there was a *hag between them. We were haw* altar Se together, ha "am you're ru do for pegnsst now:: she was not insoaleatel. A tosa woe deiek -log with 04. I think he was jealous el hies. Mr. Pa) sta., to Mr. Adair, the boons-sergaa—Do you thhik she was pregame Mr. Adaii—l think she was in so earl= Baskin assisted—Priests y "I how rive in the fansly-way by me. I'll do hr you WOOL Fit rip your —Aut. open.' Mr. Pander—Was Horns there then ? Wdasee—He was Doormat told Harris there had bees • Tema Weems Shun the sight bane, sad Hanes atgpad hawses the demand sot prisoner, fatriag Throne?. are saesd vary minotint le repeat the expreadoes seed by prisoner, which craw, d • ansation is court.) No comersa. tea obit piss between Hanle wed the premed. limpets/ Humphrey* mess--I love amini esp.- Wow whore the serehr leek pia ea ?heed le • kip beir mead Won the ertedetw. The bed-delis were •••117 •• • 1•411 with the rrfakerr, which was II het • hiss Mr. Prlyalw—Tant • per.om could eerily be ha Us bed est of window. leepestw—lgasegy so, I may add It swill be lery die sels se emir • pawn out wo, was not on the bed. The whedsw is 23 hot hoe the immi, mid teats We • beck yard. There wwe Nob mots et hat en the atea• swat wll at oho We of the writer. I druid thank she west Sews heed &A thsegber heed sirs* the hag trete, which tared tar ow shit bet &ned*. flair, be. the esterase etas war at ar pi ties sts might hare get the his es tit heed his the shirk )181 ors, her het ash th e sorbs es the wet wide It I 18 . Mr. Adair—l shout t►lak It most 11bIy that har baad aback lb. Imp 4us. and that that lb, knee scalp wowed was caused. It tertaialy mold as at bean armed by bra Whs.; na tits Anew, and I Amid wt lika t s swear that I was ladortatt by Uts p.itat snit slice &award told nee she ens struck. depralfriaas .rarr Wag reed ow far dm plarerea eramiaal kr " wind atarder to-llay sirs car ro pier M. LIMA° &DINA IT APPLICATION. • reepostablo loaner 1.4.1410, soLomputhoil by haw eresbler both ad whoop seenied overwhelmed with phi apphog to dm st mogielrete moder the loner lag very astrosoglomy drum ews& • awed that about 23 yews ago ohs w agar tram her hothead, wh o did last Therider miler air sosiss rpm:alms as those which ow Yowl bet le with rasped to his far tcd. zee hesheed was smolt* los pipe at the hew ef • tame ire the proprietor, heriag semis ho Mn up sh e tlep of the coicatx. struck the lalaised )11 the pies hue ths roof oi his nee* from the sires ar While 3. Mid atter liageriag • Pm dew. A woe MI dm lime with Am masa et defraying newel obsequies. het le eider le roc/et the disgrace sod report ef his kin heried by ta• pmt.'s, retied the requies• ansegot bet Mime. mad employed as porlartaher, bat ea to the bones Wet alight where hie body lay, a mem . vljbshsse be had for Poole time cohabited ref uerd le allow hsr Y seelim,t or to follow luxe r. Iv. grave. Wltaiwor his model, had been toward. Me and his eidlires, tbs away were Ammon. of 'mewling hte funeral, aod she lies allalaiy tenoned the magistrate to um hi %braes to amble therm to do so. The fisawal was to take plea tads', and there woe no Urns to b. lost. Mr. Payater—Who tmad the mine ! •pp.immat —TOO undertaker I icuployed and am to pay. Mr. Peyeter—liave T rw year marriage certificate with year APpßesat produced it. Kr. Poynter env ta rev of the Iks tweeds= sod MY Ifs so go to the WOMMA coeepleasvd of. end Woes dot she ought to prom lb. 1.4 e and handy to Wow the deireedeo the grave. Ho Wen direv , ed lbw polial to rota the applierst tse soseh as Isy to their power, sad to permit • brew& et ha pow.. Appiteen. append very thankfal, sad ha the court with the iaspoctor. WAND.WOMIL WANITJM D• 11•02 Ia taTTIIIIMA.PAIII. Two young am nosed Soiore Parina, a barinen, sad 16rT• S••••• , .. • op•mt.r, was plead b the is* bikes agtant, ohargal with wtllolly drimeglng gene pelage fa Batteress-am-pork. It approved from the seldom. that, 41111 the preekere slier won, the pi Wafts were Ent sera by one oldie gardeners in the perk. thorwleg rust, sad upoalbelarr lanon•thttud with on the 'impropriety .4 their oondact, they • masesaced using wary abgrire language, sad then threthred to throw the old am ioto the neer if b e interfered wi th them. Subeeptently they were seat by one of the park-keepers aural War* upon the tusks of the Tamar, and they went cep to some paildigs formerly the fence of the perk. They locoed ol the rade to the extent of homes* fourteen and arum yards, sad forced up one of the " uprights " which was thrown Into the water. end It ft wed away. The prisoners were then taken late custody. The damage done was stout holf.a-crown. The primates positively disked deenaging the paling*, end Sexton thearted that ke merely kniked a piece of wool tub the dear se he passed. The parkkeeper maid Saxton was the one who forced up AI Peek sad threw It loth the water. r. lagluaa thought the cries clearly proved, and be was rearpneed that pesos resold be bud oossalthap denude le 8 988416 Wk. which was sot apart ter their beardlt. eel the penmen Os. arch, with the eremat of the dimasti, or be irepetroard for 21 days with hard Mow. The prisoners Wire Wiled up la dilialt Thu ladipseleate, osestitadoorl journal of Turin, k saddas w in% et Os Ma Kr. Weir, *bairns that la lek "Italy art Pimintat hen kat a Med and &tool !food." Tau CIMAL PALACE.—hit. Yams bus Cam aired ths programme of hu Was& *reaa which well eat piss at the Cry.ta Pslsas . Sassrday sex/. Tbs. Is set ssressbis ~Wry is the reisotins, shish eotsysiess mob good Awls, Inds. liraskal, Pena, Illssdaltaohs. sad Bosettevis nap ids by 44 tritb Wm, Flows, Weber, Verdi, sad saws. Tare a sae hairs wake artily &watt th• eatatrattast with trace awl rawer —Enna sestio, has Parma ss bah tad beta Male Brea, bs wen rearrested. Sums of the D' s. like basses May Qom, will la ..tbsty saw. Altossiber, dile proud's, St be oats of tbs moat aterrstusg areerts ef the 11•01011, tai vs dostot as Ito r..orwed rata rat that day ass a tall asps. dodos of 14. Masa saris. 4. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1858. LATI,ST SPORTINO INTELLIOENek: (Int 'Lamm TILIOIAPU.) NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. (THIS DAY,) Mise s SWEEPSTAKES OF 6 SOVS. . .. .. Lamm Behati .. .. .. 2 6 rem. RUTLAND STAKES. Kien-st-Arais .. .. .. 1 Tanana ( .. .. -- • • - 4 No. S6O Tens Dar HANDICAP PLATE. .. .. .. .. 1 7 raa L TENTH TRIRNNI ows 7 ran. STAKES. SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 BOYS. Olympias, Q•sia Clurlotte, JAIL, Harry, and Lady DEAKIN, ars ban. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S GUINEAS. K. C. TataAire Ony, OM Trick, Nowlares, AWN Les, Taro Deer, ScrErbler, Alms, Omni, sad StorkKs, mil en Sem NORTHALLRATON MEETING. Keil of Dorms% emorribie. amass st 2 7 11 0 21 . 1 r 1 . 412 , cm" ;=welL e. "=.7""B=.7: T .. o io n., ` = Wiesen, Lady LW/Me, Bleendee doer e, Wish Mole fa Nerd, adorook Ortios t _IAWDAbia. Cerabere', ad* leres, Adventurer, riadewde3e, Mew" led Hem, ere bow Odom ere eopeebd. 711611T717L 40OLDINT TO 4 YOUNG LADY. Meat essitetneat was Weed On Sedalia] soloing tM t. teedz i :i t s the Prommade herr& Leesdown, of • had ben emended WO as ieptmtata " ambience " oar, and on whist' we pieced the yang lady. tie sentage itself being drawn steely by hoer l ma sod proemial by the itentege et one of oar reddest The sesandal °seabeds Yes followed by • Yalid er:lrd. awed wheys It wee mewed that the young lady bad been thrown from her bons Geer the vWeg Prudery, and the Injures she had received were so severe that she was ether dead or dying. On her:try we end that, although the accident wee of a meet [Head character, yet the injuries, tanked were conch WS severe du was at erre anticipated. The young lady, whose trends reside in Lanadown-creertent, had ben out that afternoon, with three or lour companions, taking bores etuweies ce Closes hill. On relanuing down the bill, and when near Lord Ellenborongh's at Bentham, she exchange I her hone for a more spirited one, an which ass of her companions, who was rather timid, bad bees per Tiotody ; but scarcely was she mounted whoa the animal beams restive, end attempted to them hr. It reared and plunged two or three times, but she kept bar seat until at last she lost her balsas% rad was thrown completely over the horse's head. Un fortatuitely, or perhaps fortunately, as it turned oat. the lady's riding habit caught in the watch of of the saddle, and being of strong materials, she beats head downward from the meddle. This maccesterned lades frightened the horse still more and he started off eta herfal rate towards Preetbory, the young lady still *Was frees the saddle, and her head still striking at every stride - epos the ground. The animal must have galloped in this way for nearly a mile, and was only stopped on arriving at the Inu tile. Assistance being immediately at hand, the young lady was extricated tram her frightful position, and laid by the read side, while horsemen were despatched at fall gallop for melted seebtance. Pertonaely Drs. Wright and Cattle were et be.., and both reached the scene of the accident within a lbw mientee. On extualtilng their patient they st fleet con- Aided she was killed, but on a more minute inspettion_ bead that she still breathed. A dog -sett being the seat was removed, and the young lady plead on r Tills7ll of the wt, in which she was removed to her friends' reel. dues ea above described. Notwithstanding the reports of the young lady's death, which have been entreat in the tows for the last two days, we are happy to state that not only is de not de ad,: but that her eddied attendents are of opioton that she I. likely to recover without say material injury. Her escape, however, wan all but mtreeeless. Had her riding habit beet of slighter material, or had it caught In the saddle an loch hunt dome, bet badge would have been inevitably dashed set en the heed POOL An it was she was left hanging with bed MB leek se se he. the ground, so that she only re ceived eine rear emu gulp wounds end an abrasion of the elbowjelni, se are her speedy recovery is not conaidued deabstet. Vs an laforteed that there bee been essestlibig Issystesblesi to a fatality connected with the lately of tins user lady—her father and tuother having died of oboists, sad a sinter having sulk but recently under ears lege seer. ladle, her hushand being an officer t‘ one of sit garrisons during the late rebellion.—Chslfendoes itesseiterr. At the meeting, on Tuesday, of the Literary and Ana* Napa, es broseele, a speck was delivered by M. C. Regis", Mlaistor of the labeler, lad the mean of Ma wane mellems diamond. Ia te.4 habwass the esenimlem la them mewls agreed With as spasm b awled Wow the mean, of the Cowen easmaillee el erimionise. The doglike ea the gam& menthe el the derelies of en satbres send& was adjourned. jg the semis 11. Seem gem a lineal seiris le the maks, el Ns Csepel% at Me hoed of the Whiner of the Letter. Time erne pant like the mileemese ef W. Begin la the agekery. main% Ind other reprenatotlvea, preideak of mean Belem moieties, and other asaddlities. Oa dm 21st, the Tribunal of Vinous mindesoned ma, who was a Roman catholic, to a fortnlght's lappipair menu, for bring neglected t , take off blot hat in =rift minas@ preeseelan. la the judgment, it I. said OM en est of this anew would be yet more rigeromly mmiebed If I bed preeseded from se indiv dual of smother tweed. HOltorl IN SCIENCE FOR A WORKING MAN. W. bare with as in Banff (says the Ban, Animal) a work ing man whose attainment' in natural history entitle him to rho rank with sours of the moat !error in or country le *see departments of potence. 11r. Thomas Edward kr, ewer since he woe able to work, followed the coiling of ea -erativs shoemaker. He may be mid to be fully nester of all that is known in ornithology sad raology, while In too throaty sad botany his kuowledrp is also profound. In tias rarity sad fora wide circle awed, he is the stealing ea- Mirky oa then sad kindred .objects; sad his meta, es m eplwa of them broaches of knowledge sad & an fathsaar is jemeale en astral science is familier Ite the Make asterilists ia Hagler], with nosy at whom he carries as a frequent correspondras, sending them rare specimens, and wiring their labours by sesmaseiontoes of his owe experience. In ocathexion with ems of these correspondents, Mr. Edward has jmit bad eon -11111101 ell Ida us bower, which. so far as we ore aware. is Wire, se idling to an Individual in his position m lit.. Om el hls eanespeadests, Mr. Spews Bate, of Plymouth, F. 15., bee been fen some time engaged in researches with impel to the smaller crustal:es; and Mr. Edward, who, says. Mr. 8., " has been a valued coi.upondent for moray yeas," hoots; omit him two ssivelmena of a di ff e rent six cies ism ay ho bed Yoi wet, 13 .t... who is quite an autho rity es Ewe matters, says he names the swim Oar its leder, Mr. Edward. The name so dasionated 1. the Premien Bdwardali," and this name It will continue to bear la perpetuity among_ naturalists. SERMON BY THE HIV. J. ROZ&RTSON, BBFORB Tan tlonme.—The Ban. Mt. holtaressa,el the Cathedral Charm, Glammr, mbar before bet 'Wm, in Crake Ch eet h wee seam" ea which oorawka be ahon for his urn the lird chapter of the Annie le the lipanleas, the kn r half of the I7th eons, the whole of the 13th, end thence bah of the 19th. Mr. Robertson get showed that the irked for woe the highest that sank! he granted. Ile d= the strength Ben d imam friesdahip, bow greatly it wao preset, boa mead Baled: iR hemmer, ohm Wed when most mated. Sane woe sot the are with the bred Christ. which PR beibiag amain to Misr is prosperity, to t=blals enema ; it was a source of bagpiper so emt, whele humane rue could net sultana it; sad so ample that with it the happiness of that Quietist wee sempiste. No man seed hel that by rears of his may lastalthe be woe at of Inns it ; It wee everywhere; err, OM wee in Its own e; It ramped der ran the greaten et sears. lla coneloded this, the second part antis demure& by. powerful appeal to hie brethren sot to rejoin the predured boca, to maim whisk the Saviour bed eameatend seat ems Reparalleled. Kr. Robertson thee dwelt epee the weeds, " the love of Client which jams* haw ledge." • vessel might be tilled with welter without sot boosting the ressrvais to.. which It was takes; the human nisei might be Ltd with Christ's love leftis m' LIE = Its breadth, and Isagth, acid depth, sag ; enough the knowledge note rse t it was s wap s , its growth belag fa perfect proportito he love shw the Chrleslea to kin ors, which develoyed Ivry hmity of thought, and by deeds ef enmity espeolally fa MatigoodseMateleg the dek sad the sainted. Thee*. seem ere OD mega that they eta give no idea of the Se of the dlereene, the aka of Inn* wee kskbtaaa h y ohs fames sad WASIMI etrasetame or the member. Be wee ~g d eteearftl Ira Ohrtiq neW" . "l be evadgted erlik kle theme all etsbarrammeet opsedily form* km Mr. 'e deecripticei dthe humble menage whin to the =l7 man, nadir a iingering Mona the m e e. hie aspirations, sad wee enstainsd fa his hew af mod by tie am d Christ, sad of the grey-haired old ma, the lather, wetting for ha mainons, wee so mantel sad so =c, that none reorined unmoved, sad taw rata.' t h e which the Went err pays to true emotion —Gonda Aldborts.or Father Ventura, the well-known preteh e; i s ca Ike poiet of leaving Paris ad returnieg to Sisal,, his Wive meMey, der . SHABA LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciool. In the railway share market today there hays been a number of variations. Caledonian, Great Western, North British, Berwick, and Midland stocks have been more offered, and in these mass rather lower prices have been established. 0a the other hand, London and North Western stock has risen per cent. ; London and South- Western, f per cent. ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, per cent North Staffordshire shares have spin advanced, and Great Norther& remain' good. Preent quotations are es follows :—London and North Western stock 92 to I ; Midland, 981 to I ; Lancashire and York shire, 961 to f. London end South Western. 96 to t; Great Northern, 26 to f per share ; and Eastern Counties, 121 to f. Grand Trunk of Canada have again advanced. The Indian mines continue in good &wind, and there is also a steely inquiry for Bahia, - Great Luxembourg, Lom- sal itt foal Immo, ... . lOW 6 86 t t-i r a Do. Wei URN' Oaks Load= mil asaisivab ~"...: r .... I ie le rges t &Now *ha ix= Lra. ma ra b. 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Two °Two& The weekly court at the bank has broken up without reducing the rate of discount; and the government broker has not made any purchase of stock on public account ; yet the funds remain firm, at yesterday's advance. In the other markets leo buoyancy prevails, bat there is little deflec tion in prices, and a considerable amount of business is still going forward. Consols are well supported at 981 for money, and 981 to 1 for the 12th October. The New Two•and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 811; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, at 991 to 991 ; ditto, of the second issue at 991; India Stock, for amount, at 218; India Bonds at 138. to 16s. prem. ; the Matok Exchequer Bills, at 38s. prem.; and Exchequer Books, falling payable in May next, at 1001. • _ . . . Only a moderate amount of business has been done in the foreign stock market. Turkish Six per Cents., of 1854, are rather weaker, at 97} to 1. The scrip of the New Loan remains firm, at f to prem. The Brazilian Loan of the present year is quoted Ito prem. Portuguese, Sardinian, and Peruvian Uribarren Bonds continue to meet with inquiry. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103 f, 1031 ; do. Four-and-s-Half per Cents., 1862, 971 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 981, 98} ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78; Peruvian Uribarren Four and.-Half per Cents., 80; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 47, 481 ; Sardinian Five per Ceuta., 431 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons 8 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 974 ; ditto for account (Oct. 16), 971, WIl ditto Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip), prem. ; ditto for account, f, I prem. A reduction of the Bank rate of cUsoonnt to 2f per cent. being shortly expected, the probable effects of the step ere naturally discussed. The dis count market most be affected, for the terms in Lombard-street and elsewhere, which are now about 2} per cent. for first-class bills, will probably be reduced to 2 to 2* per cent., it being only by a move ment of this kind that the great dealers will be enabled to underbid the Bank. The alteration will also be of considerable importance' as affecting the position of depositors in the joint-stock banks and discount houses. The nominal rate for deposits and loans " at call " is now 2 per cent. ; when the Bank of England have lowered their rate of dismount to 2/ per cent. only the trifling ,allowanoe of lf per oent. will be made. The effect of this alteration will be the greater because, according to the indications presented en all sides, a prolonged period of ease is to be looked for. These considerations are already stimulating investments of funds lying on deposit and " at call," and the stock markets' will probably be further influenced. It is not expected, however, that the plethora of money will be felt in full force until a fortnight or three weeks hence, when the dividend :unds will be distributed. As usual at the close of the quarter, the re venue payments are flowing into the Bank with great rapidity, and owing to the contraction of the circulation thus occasioned, especially in the pro vinces, there was yesterday a fair demand for money at the Discount Department of the Bank : a some. what anomalous feature, considering that accommo dation was obtainable in other quarters at 24 per cent. The applications to the Bank yesterday may =anon the alteration of the fixed minimum to be postponed for a week or two—perhaps, until the actual payment of the dividends ; but this con tingency will excite no disappointment, except in merely speculative quarters. According to the Eastern telegrams, which, how ever, are occasionally rather loose, the tendency of the exchange at Bomb►y, Canton, and Shanghai was in favour of this country, whilst at Calcutta a partial adverse movement would appeer to have taken place. The London and North Western Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 7,4371. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 1301. ; the Great Western an increase of 8161.; and the London cud South Western an increase of 7731. A marked improvement took plaoe yesterday in North Staffordabire Railway shares, owing to the hopes excited by the allianoe which has been recently farmed between this company and the Midland. Holders of the preference debenture certificates of the Girard Trunk Railway Company of Canada are informed that the remaining instalments have been celled, and will be payable as follows. vis.:.—Ten per cent. on the 20th October, 10 per cent, on the 20th December, and 20 per cent. on the 21st February next. The committee of the Stock Exchange have pro hibited certain brokers from advertising as Canada Government Six per Cents. those bonds whick are secured upon the Municipal Loan Fund of Upper Canada only. Messrs. Rothschild and Sons give notice that they will pay off at par, upon application, the Bonds of the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loans of 1825, 1829, and 1839, which have already been advertised as drawn by lot on the let of April last. Messrs. Herman, Sillem, Son, and Co., who ens. pendad payment in November last, have announced a further dividend of Is. 6d., payable on the 6th and 7th October, making 151. in the pound. We under stand that great hopes are entertained of this firm ultimately discharging its liabilities in fall. WEDKISDAT EVINING. The tendency of prices throughout the Stock Ex change is still extremely favourable; and the up ward movement has not yet experienced a check from the speculative realisations which will doubt less be occasionally effected, but which, whence(' they occur, will probably be succeeded by renewed animation. The funds, strengthened by another small purchase by the government broker, attained a fresh rise of /per cent., and closed with great firm ness. The anticipation of the re-investments which usually follow the release of the divi dends is not without its effect. French railway shares were comparatively dull, bat in English, Brazilian, and Indian descriptions, business was more animated, and ooneiderahly advanced prices were established. Consols, which closed yesterday at 981, for the 12th October, opened this morning at 981 to /, and closed firmly at 931 to j. For money the last price was 981 to /. The official liminess report re as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 98/, 98, 981, 98. 981 ; ditto for account (12th Oct.), 981, 981, 981; India Stock. 219, 218; the scrip of the second Indian loan, 99/, 991; lhree and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in May reit, 1001, 1001. The demand for the Indian Four per Cent. Loans continues. The debentures of the first issue have riven to y 991 to and the scrip of the second issue to 99koe 1. March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 35e. to 38e. prem.; and the Jane, 26,. to 28s. prem. The foreiri stock market was quieter than yester day, bat prices remain very firm. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan was first marked 1 prem., but had riven at the close to 1 to 1 prem. 'The Six per Cents. of 1854 are favourably influenced by the ap proud:dog deduction of the dividend, and leave again rises 1 per cent., closing at 971 to 98. The Brazi lian Loan of the present year was marked as high as / prem. Mexican Bones were frilly supported at the late rise, after making allowance for the divi dend, which was deducted from the quotation this day. Buena' Ayres asd Venezuelan Bolide met I with a few inquiries. The Anglo-Peruvian Four- and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 90 to 91, and the Three par Ceuta. 70 to 71. Colonial Government Bonds of nearly all classed continue in good demand, and are daily beooming stoner and dearer. Two new series of Five per Cent. Debentures of the Government of New South Wales,. redeemable res 'Tel,. in 1873 and 1888, have ial been p upon the Stock Exchange offic just list Oriental Bank shares to-day declined .bent 10 Bank of Egypt were more inquired for, and other bank shares steady, with little busines . There were inquiries for Biectric Telegraph and Victoria Dock stock,. In the market for miscellaneous shares little business was done. 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Vor I k!vjrzt ni al LW. 11/awa illumine; I MOW Oreftr 71.4 fit It= 11 (Wandros) I ok. OIL Oar & Mom & . I 1/111, Tla Ones 1 :1 Vila l r . l4 4l :lo m : . WarEs O.IV/ward) ft lbilfit I=l.l tl w livrard (1/./atit 11/ (Us. Wont 1.1.1 W War As MO 41 bin Os Ole IPS li 14 li N IN N ii -4 En 41 41 ti si I% 17 it I. loft 1 ii MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLow. In the mining market shares in Wheal Mary Ann North llolcoath, °rambler, and St. Anbyn, Dol. math, East Basset, Providence Mines, and Mendip demandthis morning. Wheal Mary Ann shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 448, being very strong. Bon Accord Copper shares have been dealt in at I prem. Foreign descriptions remain dull. Great Wheal Saddam will sample on the both instant two parcels of silver lead ore. East Tamar sold on the 21'h Instant 23 tone of lead ore, at 141. 4s. 6d. per ton. The lode in the 40 end south still con tinues waeth 601. per fathom. An improvement in the shaft has taken place, being worth 17 cwt. par fathom. From &nags Common Captain Band Jackets writes on the 28th September . " There is so chimps to notice to any part of the mine since lase mrposta 4 1 11. We V9N about 85 tons of ore, of a produc ae, shoat n per At a sale of copper ors held at Serener, on the th 2,199 Ices sold far 213,6921. ls. Od. The fallowing amounts wsse realised by the different mines : Tons. Cubs 624 .... 16,310 16 Bearhaven 421 .... 3,653 16 Cobra 263 .... 4,046 6 Knocker/en Dal Soto lB3 2,220 4 Chia Barrier Parys lO3 Edrella 99 .... 460 18 Gstrache Thuds 77 .... 3,873 18 Wdwielc Beg Baffyide ..? "14'7 10 .... 132 14 0 Ba¢ PetTando Total 2,199 £26,692 1 0 The next sale will take place on Oct. 12, and consist of 1,9/6 tow. WEDNIFDAT Ivairrica. In the mining market to-day the feature of ab sorbing interest was an extraordina, demand for North Dolcoath shares, which have risen from 20s. per share to 31. 10s. "buyers," it being reported that a discovery of importance has been made at this mine. North Dolcoath is divided into 6,000 shares, upon which 11. 6s. 6d. per share has been paid. In other mines rather more business was done to-day. North Frances and North Wheal Crotty shares have given way. We hear of transactions at the following pries :—Wheal Mary Ann, 43, 431, 44 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 31, 4 ; Bryntail, 3 ; East Tamar, 205.; Providence Mines, 80, 81 ; North Downs, 2; North Robert, 21; Vale of 'Drowsy, 16s. ; and Wheal Edward, 31. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain dull COMMERCIAL AND MARSE7S. MINCING;-LANE.-THIS DAY. &WAIL—The market continues dull, and the public sales am going off without spirit. Retinal lamps quoted 635. to Me. Comm.—We do not alter quotations, yet the public sales wall difficulty supported them; low middlins Plantation Ceylon sold at 66a. to 675. • good, 70e. to 765. ; native superior, 61s. to 52e.; Ruclia, glean garbled yellowtah, 86s. to 565. A cargo Domingo *old 'Ba at 49.. 3d. for • war Pnit Tsa.—Thu market bee become mom firm, and many holders are waiting for the antral of the China mall. Coin. ram migo, 100. csah. Rica continues dull of sale. Rum.—Proof Leeward@ with quality sold at le. 9d. to Is. 901. Corrow.-400 bales sold at full prime. OM sold with spirt at fully previous rates. Cosa...sm.—A cargo mold to the trade at 461. to 46,. kunst, protrally ovation quiet. TALLOW MARKET. 7 -TlllB PAT. The market V steady. Annexed are the price. " Peters burg Y.C. as the .pot, 49.. 3d.; October to December, 49e.; ditto, separately, 495. 3d .; Jemmy Se Mardi, 49e. 6d. JTAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS LAY.) The number of beasts is large and the demand has de meaned, consequently prices, on the 'range, ere rather lower, end several remain unsold. Although the supply of sharp is not very large it execs& the demand. Prices are lower, and a olearanue cannot be effected. Them is no alteration In the calf trade. Oar foreign stipple consists of 13 bents. 9110 'hasp, 120 calves, and 40 pegs. the num ber al oda ems Is 128. Per dose etiba s. 11. a. d. Tar atom 0/11314. 6d. 4. 4. IDM 1460.114304340 4 ad 10 Met Du B 8126.16 de— plat 4 4 Bus Low-64mb 4 6 4 9440161 oval* Wads 311 3 • De. 4. Mara ........ oallll liken 3 4 4 0 BD atsO. I 04:46. 66611t) 7 4 9 616 1 Out Ow t 1141f-0r46. 410 6 • Lash ..... 1144014 s 10611144. 1.9341 Iwo sad brain. T. 610 Wm. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davie reports a large supply. Trod., heavy. Prams meadow hay. 86e. to 765.; superior, ditto, 80s. to 84s. ; isterkw. ditto, 80s. to 70s. ; Roves, 60.. to 70s. ; clover, old. 90s. to 100 a. ; secured oat, 70a. to 90s. ; straw, 255. to 275. ASSESSED TAXES.—It appears from a parlia =return Maned ha" morning that the total am-aunt of taxes charged to the year ended sth April, 1867. for esengies patitegetibry , divisions in England and Wales was 1,0814 W sad is Scotland 97,7201., nuking the total charge for Owlet Britain, 1,180,2841. The total mount charged in the minas year for eachliamentary city or borough in each tomtit In England and par Wales was M,9881.. and in Scotland 68,821.—together 860,701. The total charge for counties, retie", and boroughs was 2,021,0821. Aseeseed 6111111 duties do not extend to Ireland. A BABY SnOv.—A singular and distressing acci dent hes throws the pariah of Msdfout into a state of ex edemelet. The particulars of this sad came are beet Rhea in the "eiders taken at so impart held by D. H. Milford, Beg.. estrostr. on Monday last, at Up-Msdford. The in vert was had on the hndy of Charles Flat aged 18 swaths, "on of Mr. Thomas Field. yeoman. Ma. Ann Field On nide,' evening, about half-pest eaten t i = I wee is the parlour with one of ray ,manta, noel Jane Lodge ; and my child, the deetmed, wee bad by another servant. Getwariena Weldon, who was sitting with ft in the window ; I isle the girl Joao Lodge is take a gon out of the room and &est ; IsSYedy sitar I beard the other girl say ' Oh. Jese, don't pelst the gnu at the baby I TOMS he speak to her, but before I meld de so the rue west off; I yes to oath the baby, and hued the whole of the theme lad Iftleed lea teal I took it and tattled It into the Welts, but t ael belliesay. I did set know that the PM wee lasted ; I Warm U and sot bean moved Woo. bird-ream ing Hew. I think iheseddemi 'happens. thwasgh ignoeanoe." Mr. Tomplitna was east NB, usl ka odd that the renege had divided amok:wale/ryas andesseed bellestasath. Georgisa• Weider-tai Ina leddkur the did 'rhea Jane took up the en. Bay wee hattaiss to we bier vitt It, and aka then s ag, sow baby ni as* ran said, the goo isn't loaded is it. Mae Mead It up Wets alma be ise V there was nap en iy ma id mid, I know M b dat head Iter It bus note cap ea. She thew eta It sp, the gen went off, and the sharp emend the face grew Add." The inquest was ad journed. A dives," a letter state', "lassoi r e to roken out bowies Mew Marls de Solon. tidy e l= end the Sardhil asiborlier. A paper sad dr /is, direvad itiet by Mum de very •everely criticised the minegssemi et the awed whip In the town. Thu laisalsehipasial et clembety, mei al those temelatfl, sep tits Mono oldie teenagers al the spivs, and spnee aides to tie lady ti dhemillie the arbeitteeder pain ot the alillsr of the tsks d. Newt Brunt de Vortex, the antes d 1611 re .srbe, desired that the hasideatisnoni had no tight to establish a preventive essweratip. eontriry to the haldistan tenesituthek end that La Make*, OA& would esagene Its aldieligth As to the geriat el swags,. the' Lena observed that he h • landoessekt the aosnory.endeinast thrive helmeted as a forelgise. So the matter reels. - 41