The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-02 00:00:00

Till 11 I) EDITION. INTI I.I.IGENCE.-(THIS DAY.) c111'1;, BANKRITPTCY. • • „ • 'lnk...loner Bacon. ta.s %Nu PAVNIIEI:.II. . 1„..1. WIIiIMII and William Alfral ,• 1 , . • t i toliford-st met, ti ray's-inn :•••• returu debt% and ltabaltttea, .• .larrett,lertyl to the 111KigIlleeg, .r. and pn,verty hell by crab- • f the estate having been . . the I tuth :4eetion of the stAtitte, :t•%. : ore. cr. ditors. V. le: ,ppar,sl as counsel for the bankrupts. ,:rr or ,!...If of the assignees, o ff ered no °him ; „- eof the enter of discharge. He in t! ~t the stock had been satisfactorily r 11.,.1‘.inklupts had given every assistance to t,..1,1. as representing creditors, stated that t thr ynopetty had not been realised. and he f:-+ it it expediont to have an adjourn th..irah.atton of the outstanding elate. out thought that as the assignees were satisfied 01 the discovery made by the bankrupts no ,nflicient ground had been shown for an Lt, the orders of discharge would therefore t, ' , on !mid it was right he should inform his tt r bankrtipt9 had never failed before. 0.1 ne.ordingly. lIDDLESEX SESSIONS. i TEIIS DAT.) ,Ilefore Mr. Sorjexuat Co:.) tl .lilt V AND ENEYI'LART RENTENCR. 4. was indicted for Mailing four monies of Guillaume Darovie, from a foreigner, and lives at Stepney ! 1 I o'clock in the morning of the •, r. he was in the Mile-end-road, where • I 11. e pri, , oner. who took hold of his . I.• it 1..0.d of Lim for some time. • :o r I and nearto his waistcoat ...1 ,•.ons were escited. and on examining his !• -• a tour halt •ovcreezus, which he had just • : :lir pi :saner. He then followed her, took T. >1% , 1 1,1,1 her until he gave her into custody. iicr was taken to the station-house sho o 'long which was found to he half a sore ::Neurclied by the female searcher three AA <le toured in her poasession. the money was her own, and that it •,,tt to her I.y her husband who was working in at Liverpool. :v found the prisoner guilty. and a previous was proved aguiurd her - by Mrs. How. warder mster. Irma Cox y uteneel her to be kept in penal ser. -•crn years. ANOI ilk:R CASP OF 711 E SAler S.OBT. o. and N.pkia 21, were indieted for , purse and the sum of 11. Is. nth, the property tea of James Flak, from his person. •aa a 'trial robbery committed much in the Ramo to priri , us case. The robbery was very clearly t. and the jury found both prisoners G.e - Py. wetc several previous convictions against the ',H ien. 31 t COS ,entenc , .1 Elliott to I.e kept in penal f.,r 11 and King 1,, be impnsoued au 1 • m-. 1 Libout for 12 month:. ..,,,; \1 IT. I. •• ••., . ..e., .• . ..: NI ... • • . • , • • ~ . . , , T 1'• A- el .' . Y. , : W:•,..rn , t N• s..rj. ~ : •r . / - • F; . IL• 1110 111- WI. T a, the 'l. wit. Thcr,• w ner 1:1110 Mr. Stri • v tude f t t• • 1,..0 l'()LI ( ' • . A • 2 • 1 • : .1' :. Il . ' 1......:1 . •!.• 1 IF r.t . • al. TA: 111 ' I Thu . 1.• I.• ual/..T1 ._ I:eltu-t i Co.. . 6, C.tl r.ce AL! Illlit• al a far. .1 y-tr•• re ' 0 - , ' T 1: ill . ' i 4 • le, t,,r ' I.vt t 4. Mr. TT, a• . 1...,..i .....•: .Ile eri :.,...-....: i ... 'l .l 1 - 1 . i .ro: R r• tr, br l.y Mr . ;. . un.l I _•1, wei il 11, w 111 1. 111-w .41.41. ,:t.i:,nri I:y Mr. •,ru.k. Mr .11 .•., • . ..q1:. I. ' U , •1.• :.. w y : .5 .: • o fr • ' ' • . ~ • • . 1. ,..; ' . .'l ;•,., ', 11 , ..0,-.. out ;, 4111 tit. Mr. ( I , ', •..t. I i•I ".:•• 1.1 0.1 1 •11 II I'l I • 11 1 1 ...: I , • ( •4 II .. I:' 1 • 10 , . ' •••• • r .., .1 . I 1 , . 'r I •• rA I . K h. I I 1111. i %%,, •L.t. , . ' I t 1•, L IL , t , I .!•ILi•L .ICE CO U ItTS.-(TllIS DAY.) MANSION-1101'SE OF l'El1113(1.9. P e. U 7. 10 - turner. a respectably-dress , d man. .haigiat ',tore the Lard Mayor with car:-ter of compound scent, a canister of oil of about tido: pounds of esr-euce or bergamot, hall rtl et 1 epoomint. and other good.. value alt.,- iiit the pi opei ty of his employer. William 0.. rn:st. 30, Liverpool-street. ma. w.., lit oved against the prisoner, and shitrd tL,a chrurids woe foluently subjectel, . - .d tl.is and he therefore thought , Liat;l.l, should be nude m order to pat a atop to t,. the Charge the prisoner iaid lie threw Lim it. E , Ihr C•...11t. 31a3 or ~.winitt.,l him for trial at the Central 6 ULLDIIALL. TIIF FATTN9I‘I. itObbELY OF ntrG9, • It. rk,,p. llenry's-garden=, Les-bndge, under Aman in the employ of Messrs. Hcarou, Squire. wL •l male druggi,ts, carrying ou business at ileman-street. wian played at the bar ou remand ldeinian ,hiuged with stealing two tins of and a la:ge quantity of other valuable drugs igc amc.tad. and Jame., Patrick, of 3, t, Wat rlo.) New-t,wa (father and son) 1 al.e iia remand with receiving the same, wing thin to lure been stolen. It was stated by r I:L.-sell that the robberies had been going on for s:x years. and to the extent of about 40!. per ml hren T.rocce•APil on behalf of the 'London brut?. acri Chemica! Trade Pi otect.i..n S,c etc; d( it I.(itd L1A.61,. and Mr. Fenton the pri-ourra .rid-tice pies-ion -4 given was read over to the • and sign( 1. Maris. ;;Anrll , ,r(l of the Ship public-house, in •street. Sp.taltield‘, was further examined and iamper was , opened by Bediop and John Patrick ' , erne and contained some poultry and meat, and :c 1 aper parcels like grocers parcels. The parcels ,rewn acd white paper. Fenton--The hamper was emptied and left with he thought Mr. Bidiop t,ok away the things .te in it. :bore. 10. Crown-court. Curtain-road. Shoreditch, was formerly foreman to Mr. Wacey, carman, in J 3 .vs. who were in the employ of Messrs. S• t uire. and Co., used to bring hampers from Mr. Bishop, and he put them into Mr. Bishop's he used to come and drive away with them. It own curt. Fenton—He never saw either of the priminers ,1 pl. Ly said he used to keep the Greyhound , o--e at Lea Bridge, and left it in May last. He .-bop and John Patrick. He had known Bishop • ar. seal l'atr.i k two year. They were both 1:.1y 7. , •VCT carne: t,gether. Sowetinios they 1.•. RI. 501J.1.t:11.., they did not. aid he was a wholesale druggist in .-stieet. 'the pn d. Bishop had been in his --i :•, - ..rteen years as under warehouseman. W. 1. - V) receive and take charge of goods aw: 1. , L.:duct:es, to all the goods on the pre , 1. , -1!..• twooer was taken into custody he stock. and found a very large ,inicine. Bishop had no with,- :.•i Limp r- c•ntaining drugs to the Norfolk t•• Van-','.t the ship, nor t., Mr. Wacey's, 1. t , . Lc. , called for any hauipers that be take hcre. He did not know that .• id a %lot cart of his own. He did not l'atn. ks. Tiny did not deal with his firm. The ~1 each containing 25 oz., value 101., - ptops-ity. soil he bail no doubt the hamper we.. A h01 , .W11 paper bag. found by Inspector Russell :•1 at the hack of Patriele, house, was his property. :squi , e, in reply to ;sideman Hale. said that -ahoy was 1201. a year. 1101,a - ell. from Mr. Humphrey,' office. asked for a - cad it was at ',nee grannal. T 11AM113. JUVENILE FN I NEL ED& h,/en, (;,,,It• J, boys, the eldest ytmis of age, were tharztd with obtaining r fake prittuce.i. Charles Young, solicitor, conducted the prosecu- I Mr. Thomas Daniel, ironmonger, of Itl4, High- Poplar. On the 16th or September the prisoner his ..hop and asked for some bolts, locks, and -,aying di( y were to do the repairs for Mr. Macin ,l,d owner and house proprietor. Mr. Daniel I e prisoner who tent him, to which the prisoner Mr. Itowe. Mr. Daniel said that Mr. Rowe given biro a written order. The prisoner wu, fi oiu the workshoii in a hurry : l'owe. foreman to Mr. Macintosh, said he never anb y to Mr. Daniel's shop for the goods in (pee- • wee committed fur trial. iharge was then preferred against Knight. . • to Mr. Daniit on the 24th of September and ...I wr.ten order purporting to he written by ve. que•ting Mr. Daniel to deliver to the hearer and Lingo.. Mr. Daniel, forewarned by pi. 5. , ,u-ly happened, did not part with his pro prironer into custwiy. A counterpart of v..us found on Comley when he WWI •oel did Lot write either of the ordeni e 'nen Itow4 , or give anyone authority to , for trial. J. 1:1.1 , ,i AND rilE SPANI4II Qt7El - tIJ , .1. , si isccting of tho League, held ''.4. rceniution WEIS unanimously , 1 ni last 11.. , rejoice at the prospect of '.lmghcr ~,,, the free nations of Europe, U111%1:114.1 Suffrage, the sovereiguty and uhu,,lon• lils-rty of the press, eilucatioo, tradc, a n d , ari l we hasten to •, 1i... til,anid, patriots our heartfelt sympathy and w.-1111 for ..ritire SWISVIS in tliuir heroic struggle th. u country horn the depraved yoke of t?ze 1,3.1 and effcct itS complete political and social ,1011,11." ~ J THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1868. smovs rim E Aa A NST THE PIRECTuRS OF A COMPANY. At the Martsien-honor this day Mr. Richard Stuart I ane, of 5, Uhl-terrace, Plymouth ; Mr. Horace dward Charman, Itoehampton, and Mr. Frederick John Helbert Helbert, of IL Carlton-house-terraria. Pall mall, appeared Ix fore the I.ord Mayor and Alderman Sir Robert Carden, to answer a summons charging them that they, in November, 186.1, then being directors of the Merchants' Company (Limited), did unlawfully make s circulate, and publish. and concur in making, iirculsting, and publishing a prospectus of the said company, they severally then well knowing the same to be false in divers material particulars, with intent thereby to induce the complainant, Mr. Benjamin Henry Moore, of Moorgato Chambers, and others, to become shareholders in the said company, contrary to the Lar ceny Act. _ _ _ Mr. George Lewis, jun., appeared is support of the Mr. Perjeant BaMatins and Mr. Berjeant Sleigh ap. peered on behalf of Mr. Lane. and Mr. Metcalfe, bar rister, on behalf of the two other defendants. On the application of Mr. Beejeant Hasidim% the ease was adjourned for a week, defendants being admitted to bail. THB INSURILET:ION §PAIN. • T•irt trnaovea iusuraa's seascrr.) MADRID. Ocr• 2. Marshal &mule will enter the o ipital this after noon. t The Gazelle of to-day confirms officially that Barcelona, the only town which had not joined the insurrectionary movement by reason of the hostile attitude of Count de Chaste (General Pezucla), the Captain General of Catalonia, and his adherents, has made a pro minciamento, and that the count has fled in the direction of Taraga accompanied by an insignifi cant number of soldiers. General Calonge hag been conveyed to the citadel of Banton. AMERICA. The royal mail steamship Russia, from New York on the 22nd ult., arrived at Queenstown at 7.30 a.m. to-day (Oct. 2), landed 103 sacks of mails, passengers, &a., and proceeded for Liver pool at 7.40 a.m. All well. NEW YOBX. Bar. 22, Noox. The Alabama Legislature have appointed & com mittee to visit the President to present a memorial asking the aid of the national troops to preserve peace in that state. The democratic members denounced the action of the legislature as libel lous, and a scheme to obtain the control of the polls. At a recent riot in Camilla, Georgia, Pierce, the republican candidate to Congress, and Murphy, the presidential elector, were wounded. The Louisiana Legislature have passed a bill to prohibit distinction in public conveyances on ac count of colour. The Legislature is also consider ing the bill to deprive the State courts of the power to naturaliw foreigners in the United States. The Marshal of Kentucky recently executed legal processes in Nelson County under the pro tection of Federal troops. A band of twenty armed negro marauders have been arrested in Columbia, South Carolina. It is reported that Ku-Klux bands have appeared in New Jersey. The Surratt trial was resumed at Washington yesterday (as already reported by cable). A nolle prosequi was entered on the murder charge, and the prosecution called up the case on the conspiracy charge. The defence claims that the prisoner conies within the benefits of the amnesty proclamation. Mr. Acosta, the new Columbian Minister, has been officially received by President Johnson. A company of coloured cavalry have defeated a band of Indians in Colorado, killing 11 men. The Canadian Parliament is further prorogued until the 29th of October. New BZIUOUS BOAT COLLISION. ns.) ' • • FIUDLT. Laet night a down brig ran into a railway boat Eros Dublin to Holyhead. The collision occurred just outside the breakwater. The captain of the railway Twat and 'imolai peewee were seriously injured. Both boats got safely to land. MINE&-(THIS DA E ) ONE OOLOCL The market is moderately aotiiit;-(l4:;riii a demand for Chiverton, Prince of Wales, Great Vor, and Drakewalls shares. Subjoined are the prises :—Caldbeck Fells, 9s. to lls. Chiverton, 24 to 1; Chivertou Moor, to t; Drekewella, 7a. (id. to 105. • Emit Caradon, 3 to 31; Bast Lovell, qto ; Frank Mills, 2t02/ ; Great Lacey, 17f to 181; Great Vor, 11/ to 12 ; Prince of Wales, 41s. to 435. ; Prosper United, to 1; Tincroft, 121 to 13; Trumpet Consols, 12 to 13 ; West Chives-ton, 61 to 69 ; Wort Oaradon. 2to 3 ; Wheal Seton, 47* to 60; West Drake walls, 7s. 6d. to 10s. Annexed are the quotations of foreign' and colonial mining shares :-Bt. John Del Rekl2 s ? 19"; Don Pedro, 21 to prem.; Anglo s par to prem.; Pestarena, 11 to dia. ; Chontales, 21 tot prens.• Boma Grande, 3-18 to 6-18 prm.; Anglo-Italian, par to I Fem. ; United Mexican, 14 to 21; Prontin o Bolivia, to t; Port Phillip, lt to e ; Central American, die. to par ; Oso Vicente, par to prem. • udanamutana, 2} to 3 ; and Nerbudda Coal and Iron, 21 to 11 dis. An advance of I/. 2s. per ton took place yester day in the standard for copper ore. At tho Month Condurrow Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balanoe of 1,1261. a. call of 6s. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIN DAY.) Coastwise. as well as by rail, 'the receipts of wheat from Faso:, and that fresh up to-day, were only moderate, but the quality was good. In both red and white parcels !ales progressed slowly, at late rates. The show of foreign wheat was good. For all descrip tions the demand was inactive, at previous currenc:es. The Boating grain cargo trade was rather quiet, but prices ruled firm. The show of barley was only moderate. The trade firm and fine malting parcels realised very full curren . . . Malt was in fair request at full prime. In oats the transactions were on a limited scale, at about late prices. Beans were firm in price with a moderate demand. Peas found buyers at previous quotations. Thu flour trade was heavy at lionday's prices. The seed market was rather more active. Cakes were steady. CURRENT PRIME. Emousu. Per Qr. WllllliT. Foam Kee, red, 48 St to 67 r/o• white, 'lil N to BY Noriog mad tinclT to u Par Qr. Oars. sco:ch. feed Watch potato lrisla block 22 to 31 white ti to 30 Blume. 61 to 66 red. Na. 1)0.. '69 B 3R to 46 36 to 40 Mt to 96 Mammon U to 44 Tick Hume boos 6O to 67 Peas. Malting - llirtilliag Onoding )(ALT Lows, Norfolk, Wod Suffolk B9 to 75 Kingoton and Ware 66 to 75 Brow' ba to 63 Grey _ 43 to 46 Maple White Boikva 46 to 66 runra. Tows made, par 960 Ito. nonorbold tkonitry , Norfolk sad Suffolk I es Alp 27 to 39 ,ulllllOl. .... 40 to 42 OATS. English. feed TS to 34 putato ..... 30 to 36 Fun P.s tj. WBIAT. S S. Dant* ant Komp. ben ... Rostock uitsB to &I 63 to 68 Rummies, loud soft 5O to 53 A115.;;9316, rid o white Beater. Per Qr. Okrs. s. S. Danish and diredish to Besoan 96 to II BEANS. . _ . Nagai ---- 46 to 44 4 474tion PILL ._.. _ - - - .... 44 41 .... 41 to 411 Immix Cum. Yellow 7: as bs a ... to 41 Wading St to 23 16 to 60 Math( s6 to 40 Wm. Yuma- Traub, per sock 4l to M la „ 46 to 49 American, pet WI. IS to SI , Cseadisit „ INTO LONDON BY WATER 1111 TO 01T. I, BOTH IN browtof Dutch feedlot ARRIPAIII OP GRAIN, te., CARRIAOR FRO3I NETT. (1.1131VE. Malt. Oats. Beans Flour. qrs. qrs. qrs. gra. kris. sacks. EMU& k I &witch 020 410 I torn I ... I Irish Foreign ' 224 4 ) 1::400 I ... it .70 3190 I Total 3210 17000 IMO .113 p IMO OSU 1200 Maize, 11440 qrs. Wheat I qr. 41Triey. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. • -- (THIS DAY.) (BY TBLEGILLPEL) (PROW 01:1 OWN CORBWIPONDENT.) Cortrorr.—The market steady ; Baled probably about 16,000 bales. Coss.—The attendance at market small. Wheat slow sale ; white 2d. and red 3d. per ceutal lower than ou Tuesday. Flour very dull and nominally lower. Beans and peals steady, at Tuesday's prices. Oats and oatmeal in fair inquiry, at late rates. Indian corn rather more doing, at full prices of Tuesday last ; mixed, 36e. 3d. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(TIIIS DAY.) (VT TELEOWN.) (num one <rim coausroyrDser.) Factors require Imit week's rates for wheat. which restricts the demand. Burley slow sale at previous rates. Beans and oats no change. MONEY MARKET.-(?k18 DAY.) - UNE O'CLOCK. The stock markets today Present s aim AP- pearance, especially as regards foreign securities, which have further improved in several cases, owing to the saisfactory character of the advioes from Madrid with regard to the insurrection. Spanish bonds of 1867 have advanced 4 per cent., and exhibit a further upward tendency. Some of the railway stocks have risen, while others have given way. Consols are steady at the improvement of yesterday. United States 5-20 Bonds con tinue in demand, and are again better. The inquiry extends to some of the bank ing, financial, and miscellaneous shares. It is anticipated that a portion of the dividends will be invested in the Stock Exchange, in conse quence of the inanity of bankers and others to employ their funds in commercial channels. The payments in connexion with the 4th of the month having to be made to-morrow, the demand for money has somewhat increased. Nevertheless, the supply is very large, and choice bills are still taken at 11 to 11 per cent. The rate for loans in the Stock Exchange is 1 to 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 941 to 4 both for money and the 6th inet. ; and the Three per Conte. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 934 to 4. The variations in railway docks were evenly balanced. London and North Western and Groat Northern A have declined I to 4 per cent., while Caledonian and Metropolitan have improved 4. The prices are as follows :—Caledonian, 69 to 4; London and North Western, 112 to 4 ; Great Western, 494 tot; Midland, 111 to 4 ; London and South Western, 87 to 89 ; Great Eastern, 404 to 1 ; Brighton, 511 to 52 ; South Eastern, 784 to 1; Metropolitan, 1034 to 4 ; Great Northern A, 1081 to 109 ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to Foreign bonds are firm, and a rise of 4to per cent. is apparent in Peruvian of 1863, the Orel Vitebek Railway Loan, Spanish of 1867, and Turkish of 1865. Annexed are the quotations : Brazilian of 1863, 764 to 4; Chili= of 1867, 94 to 4 ; Egyptian of 1864, 83 to 4, ex div. ; Italian of 1861, 324 to 4 ; Mexican 15: to 1 ; Peruvian of 1865, 79 to 4; Nicolai Railway Loan, 674 to: ; ditto Orel, 844 to 4 ; ditto Moscow-faro law, 811 to 821 ; Spanish of 1867, 331 to 4 ; Turkish of 1858, 63 to 1 ; ditto of 1862, 671 to 1 ; and ditto of 1863, 394 to I. The only change in Indian stocks is a rise of 4 in the Four per Cents., viz., 1034 to 104. The Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 214 to 216 ; the Five per Cents., 1141 to 113 ; the bonds, 20s. to 235. prem. ; and the debentures, 1061 to 2. Exchequer Bills, 13s. to 20s. prem. There is not much business in bank shares, but Imperial Ottoman are !inn, at the rise of yester day, the present price being 11 to 11 prem. Anglo-Austrian are quoted 5Z to fq prem. ; Lon don and Brazilian, 30 to 2 dis. ; London and Westminster, 651 to 1 ; London and County, 49 to ; and Union of London, 341 to 2. Miscellaneous shares have been dealt in to a moderate extent, at yesterday's prices. National Discount, 111 to 2 ; General Credit, 21 to dis. ; International, 1/ to I dis. ; Hudson's Bay, 14; to 15; ; Telegraph Construction, 16 to ; At lantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4; ; and Anglo-American, 21 to 1. Unite d States 3-20 Bonds have improved / per cent., namely, to 731 to 74. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Deben tures are at ri to 38, and the Consolidated Mort gage Bonds at 39/ to 40. TWO O'CLOCK, Consols are without alteration. Metropolitan Railway Stuck is per cent. lower, at 1042. to 1031, while Great Eastern has rixen viz., to 4og to 4. Turkish Bonds of 1863 have unproved I, but Italian of 1661 have receded to the like 380 I extent. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are still quoted 94 to both for money and the account. Home railway stocks are unaltered, apart from a rise of per cent. in South Eastern, viz., to 78) to ;1. Caledonian, 69 to 1 ; Brighton, 511 to 52 ; Metropolitan, 105 to 1; Midland, 111 to 1 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 128 to 1 ; London and North Western, 112 to ; and Great Western, 491 to I. . . . . . Foreign bonds are firm, with a good amount of business, consisting chiefly of purchases. Italian of m6l, 31,1 to 321 ; Orel Vitebsk, 841 to 1 ; Nicholai, 671 to j; Turkish of 1,46. 39a to i : and Spanish of 1867, 32j to 33. About 78,000/. in gold has been sent into the Bank to-day. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 20e. fur the account, showing a decline of I per cent. The anneied memorandum relates to the New Oranada debt: Messrs. Baring Brothersand Co. have received the follow. ing remittances on account of New (transits dividonds : From Bogota, 4,399/. I" s. &I. : from Santa Marta, St/. tOw. itd.; from Savauilla, 1,275/. 13s. 31—total, ti,7,391. 16s. 2.l.—London, (let. I. The loyal Mail steamer Neva will take to day 4,3201. in specie for the WeNt Indies. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,260/. over the corresponding week of last year; the North Eastern a decrease of 2,110/. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 6091. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, in cluding the Metropolitan Extension and branches, a decrease of 1,762/. ; the Metropolitan Exten sion, separately, a decrease of 140/. ; the London and South Western, a decrease of 3141. ; the Great Western, a decrease of 4361. ; and the Great Eastern an increase of 1,3061. An extraordinary general meeting of the Pa nama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited) is called for the Bth October, when it will be proposed that, as the company " cannot, by reason of its liabilities, continue its business," it is advisable to wind it up, and that Messrs. James Worley and W. B. Ford be up pointed liquidators. The Cagliari Gas and Water Company (LimiW) have declared a dividend for the half-year ending the 30th June at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, payable the Bth October. With regard to the Russian Vyksounsky iron Works Company, the St. Petersburg Journal of the '2lst September contains the following: " " "• We are informed that the new Rail-rolling Mills belonging to the English company at Vyksa, in the government of Ni Novgorod (Russian Vykaounaky Iron Works) erected for carrying out the contract with the Imperial lloveroment, will soon be in full activity. These works, furnished with all the most modern appli ances, and possessing a motive power of 300 horses, will be able to roll 20,000 ponds (318 tone) per week. They thus furnish a new proof of the notable progress made ni Russia in metallurgic industry ; whilst the whole of the machinery, intespt two or three pieces, COMO from the company s own foundries situate in the same government. The meruorariduin below is from the flop and Malt Exchange (Limited) There has been a large arrival of hope since M 4.11414, at those warehouses, Bavarians and Belgians having been lathe' extensively imported. 'lite quality of samples on offer in the exchange to-day was, with few exceptions, inferior. Fine quality hops, especially Mid sail East Rents, which escaped the blight, continue to bring full rates. Other descriptions are less active. A large busi ness wee done in oats and feeding stuffs. Russian oats, 3111 b., brought 28e. ex granary: Swedes, 381 b., brought 28s. 9d. ex granary; Norfolk flour, 375. to 41s. — I 'The following i s th e official retnrn of the cheque 1 end bills clewed in the Bankers' Clearing-honas kw the week endinLViednesday, &pt. 30 : I I TkaneisE 24 IrtalliTrept. 26 Ilawlity, Sept. 28 Tueeiley, Sept. 29 Wedaseday, Sept. 30 8.244.000 11.2:25,0011 4942 AS 9,241,000 19,637,000 01,306,000 Geo. D1231111:128, (diet Impeder. Beakers' Cleariestheese, Oct. t. The &oat Rzcha settlement accounts for the magnitude of the deenmess on Wednesday. For the correopending week of laws year the was 63,471,0001., t houg h the Stock Ertl!: settling day then figured for only 13,988,0001. The ws. kly return of the Beak of France shows the followiag bui pes (the exelseage being WWII at 26fr. to the ) : Oath sad • dioccuated Not.. in circulation Private deposits Toomarybalence Demeans 200,010 Advances Lamm 26,006 Some large changes in the Bank of France amounts are usual at this season. The principal move.. mute above shown are the heavy decrease in the private deposits and coin and bullion, and the increase in the note circulation. _ _ The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 30, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following c at= Moe Circulation active L34,997,075 Increase 3123,246 24,391,270 Increase 820,920 Publiedeposits 6,386,296 Increase 190,469 Other deposits 18,736,117 D ecries* 465,1942 Government securities in __- banking department .. 14,940,131 Increase 160,009 Other eecurittee baulk. ing and bullion in both dmirtment Coin ,366,692 Increaus 367,227 21,001,136 Increase KIM Seven day and other bills 621,656 Increase 18,488 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes &coin) in banking department 11,009,866 Decrease 781.629 The advances on private securities show some in crease, though much less than that usually noticed at the end of the quarter, and, as them have been come considerable withdrawals of private deposits. the decrease in the reserve is as much as 784,6291. The coin and bullion show an increase of only 36,2961., although during the week 235,0901. in newly-imported gold was sent into the Bank. At this period of the quarter a considerable amount of coin is usually withdrawn in connection witk government and other disbursements. REOISTRATIONS.--(THIS DAT.) CITY Or LONDON. The revision of the lists of voters for the City of London was resumed this morning in the Court of Com mon Pleas, Ouildhall. The liberals were represented by Mr. Sidnmith and Mr. Ledger, and the xasservatives by Mr. T.E.T. Harper and Mr. Belem. _ _ _ . The case of Mr. Wooltorton, which involved • charge of misrepresentation against that gentleman, was re opened shortly after the sitting of the court. It will be remembered that ho claimed the franchise in respect of premises in Skinner-street, which are required for the purpose of the Holborn Valley improvements, but to which he asserted ho bad the exclusive right of entry. Mr. Harper having been informed that Mr. Wooltor ton's statement w:us untrue and that he had been ejected by the corporation, requested the learned barrister to re open the case so that he might give evidence contradic tory of that supplied by the claimant. From the evidence of Mr. Nelson, the City solicitor, and other facts, which tcanspited this morning, it appeared that action of ejmtment was taken by the Corporation against the occu piers of houses in Skinner-street, and that although notice to quit was not served on Mr. Wooltorton personally, he received intimation that his tenancy caused on the 11th of June, and that he was required to leave. Ile wrote to Mr. Brand, the City Comptroller, requesting a few days' grace, and promising to give possession, and the consequence was that no further legal action was taken. Mr. Wooltorton, however, re mained in "on until August; and it was now contended trar es t a h l ere was a tenancy by sufferance, which rendered his claim valid. The Revising Barrister adopted this view of the case, and it was admitted that the point in dispute had reference solely to a difference of opinion as to personal rights, and dad not affect Mr. W ooltortun's truthfulness. 61111 TING INTBLLIGINCIL-(THIS DA r.) (IT nusimura.) 0 1 14.! - Wind at noon N.E.; moderato breere and fine. it.• •o. 161. 1.--Arrived Premier, from Rumor Ayres ; Vittono, tar it. 0, t. 1.-Arrived from the river and . Taepiniit, shanghai; Star of Janout*, hint/spoor; Janet Cowan. Cat ,A.ll/1 ; FalaiLlall , a, Calcutta ; Sir E. Campbell, Sierra Leone ; llonte Video; Plover, liarhadoev ; Merrimac, ton ; Niger : mi.', Singapore; Agdtha, Jamaica; Sir O. F. Say- Ito n.u.! a. Lit r aeooi 4 ht. 1 : Poriot, for Calcutta ; An lmkolioi, t al, utter ; A. L. Itatdield. llonbay ; tiandringloun. Bombay ; tiaz.ll... Buenos Ayres; Prinz Carl, Rio Janciro ; Joe tiinlon. (-mode ; Laugnew. Harbadoes ; &drib Lion, New Orleaue ; W. U. Philadelphia ; Al.anwua, Savannah ; :Alixi Wood N St. John'ic N. it. ; Iliterman tzu.tae. Irl r 1111 Ft 4 TNET : ckt. 2.—Arrivtd : nuoia ,from New York; bit Si 01. Lt N•I,,WN, t. I.—Amvol : City of Linden ;35.:, from lzvertool. and left for New York. n.111..,111. t at. 1.-1'111141: Adele. for Itarstron. •.-r Oct. I.—Sailed Emily Alma, for St. John'., New foundland. - . . . . . ._ . roL7.SIOI TII. 0* t. .bird : DUalry ..), frlnn erphAlopia • - • - • for London, ' , hart of .wale, had experienc,al very heavy w.uther. Sailed : 4 wean Beauty, for l'obombo ; Paltedine, Colombo ; If M.S. Forte, Ea-t Intim ; 1.. 0. Bigelow, Newhaven, I:.S. I',u., Ost. I.—Sailed : Burnamark, for Africa. C %mt r, Oct. 1 : Victoria, from Pernambuco ; Ply mouth Rack, New York ; erueader, ('ape de V.•nl,a. holm u-, Oct. I.—lt blew a heavy Kale front N.E.all last night. cAst.ti.:nps. The Impulse. from Rochester, which came ashore here on Sept. 21, bloke up during the night. Is,sie•NI.KART. Okt. I. — The Jeanie COlob (barque', from Troon to New Orleans. five days out, has put into Lough Fo)le, leaky ; surveyor gone to t zanune her. (thirst. , ►, (k 4. I. — The rt.-cis:yr of wreck. at tld• port has re erivtd from the deputy-receiver at BOIFIIIOre, Idly. th.• ina•lh ptnce that a m all Ve.ti on particular. RIVITI , w.• w,.•k off ld'Ar thiu••• head, I.lay, and that the trrtw huolcd safely at Jura. iii ♦.. oa , Oil. I.—The Ann, which arrivcd yestertity at Tort frurt the Caledonian Canal, report. that th.• Marianne 31'1'14 hen, for Fort William, was wrecked :fifth Sept. on skcirnatu ltuk, ?sound of L•lay, and that all hands wore snit it ]lrtr.•en. Sept an. —Arrivod : iced,. from Arilrosuin, for Caen, through .tn.a of weather, with lose a awls, fun•yarl sprung, and fart id cargo thrown ovi rbuard. WEATHER REPORT.-(THD3 DAY.) FRIDAY. 1 . ). Y. to 8 £L B. T. '_ I Y. 6.2t.rezu, Medi • W. / Ito W. •R.l to 31! 111 P.' D. IY. —— 44 WNW I 4 E.N.E. e 2 11:1 N.W. 1 1 N. 1. 1 31 W. i 1 2 S.S.E. iiy W.N.W 4 2 W. c 4 'I:3N.N.W. 2 6 E.N.E. rcb 0.01 3 00 N. 4 6 N.N.E. o 6 Nairn . 30.10 r 46' Aberdeen 30.4* r 45 Leith Shia& 34.15r 45, Scarboro' 30.14 r 46' Yarmouth 30.0 r 54 . Helder - Cuxhaven — Ardroman 3O 161 40 44 EN. E. 3 1 • N. be Oreencastle 30.17 r 44:46 W.S.W. 1 3 E.N.E. r 30 15 r 46'44 7.. • 0 4 N.M. E. rm - Liverpool 32.181 44 , 46 N.E. 1 1 N.E. cf 1 talent* 30.16 r 46! t 5 1 6 NN. E. be 1 Cale Clear 30.10 r 47:44 N.E. 4 5 N.E. cf ' V Roche's Pt 30.16 r 41. 13 N. 3 6 N.E. c - - Penzanoe Plymouth 3O r 5047 N.H. 4. 4 I:: N.E. fel) 3 Weymouth 90.091 49 47 N.E. 5 0 N.E. 01, 3 Portsmouth r 45 IS E N.E.: 5 6 E.N.E. oe 0.02 4 London 30 0 7r 14 46 N.Y.. 1 3 6 N.N.E. rch - C. (iris Nes. 29.84 r 57 50 N.N. E.' 5 4 N. N. E. ! 4 Brest 29 901 64 52 E.N.E. 4 5 E.N.E. V Lorient 29.52r 52 7,0 E. 4 4 N. erf ! 3 Rochefort Biarritz. Coronna Brussels. Paris btrusbourg — i ——--•— - Toulon N 1 4 NN F. rl. n 1.0 2 - • - Ind unieter corrected u d reduced to as deg. at ass level. Toe lett. rs r tiring), ( 'falling), s !steady), indicate direction of motion of the mercury within laid 14 hours. Thermometer exposed in shade. Extreme force with its. direction during last 24 hours. Z.—calm. Wisither: b.—blue sky; c.—clouds (detached) f.—frig ; ; I.—lightning ; m.—mint (hazy; ; o.—overcas t(dull, ; ;e. —snow ; t.— t hunder. Rainfall, snow or bail (melted), during last s 4 hours. Bea disturbance. This niconing barotaetiiesl prewurea over tine islands are high end unitorm an inrwease during the List 2$ hours has Tsui, atm:lid, and of greanad extent in western and southisrti dotiitto. In the wiutlewird id Englund the rise leis been upwards of four-tenths of an ineh. Temperature is gene rally lower, but it has tins slightly in the rictus°. north. Winds were gene, ally fresh from the north-east . • at Holyhead and (ape °nines the extreme fools reported was N. Thu wind is 'dill north-easterly on our ifliannel mud, but on the east ,stet it in firms, the north-wistwaol. In Om south of England the v. tither is tin.. Fog to reported in place, and thunder from Toulon. At the Social Science Congress, yesterday, at Birmingham, Laid Lytteltou opened the education de. pertinent with a long address. lie spoke in favour of secular education and religious teiriliing being combined, approved of the steiw recently taken at Oxford for extend ing the benefits of the university course to non-resident pupils, and declared his opinion Out otanpulsory attend ance at B(1001 bad become a necessity. !COINING LOSI.-TIIC Bevire des Deux }Vomits has miler curious statement+ respecting the consumption of Paris. In the large lycirinin and schools of Paris boys are generally very wasteful; they will throw away half the bread they get fin lunch, tread upon it, kick it into the gutter, ink it, &c. N•• 11111 of these fragments aro lost; the servants sell th•rn to certain dealers who are called Imdangew 111 rice.', and turn their acquisitions to good account. They first pick out all the tolerable pieces, which they heat in an oven and then nip clean; thus pre pared, there bits reappear in the market in the shape of toast for soup. Must of the Cf 01410•11 cut into lozenges and served on the tables of the rich with spinach have no other ori•iin. As for the dirty crumbs and refuse left after the picking, they are pounded in a mortar and sold to but hers uv chapelare, with which they cover their cutlets and knuckles; of ham. The really . filthy remainder, what is too LA even for risapiiec, is blackened over a lire, pounded, and than mixed up with honey aromatined with a few drops of 01. Mime of peppermint; this is sold an an opiate for the toothache. DEATH OF A CENTENA ItIAN.-111 our obituary list will he found recorded the death of the oldest woman in the province of Ulster (Elizabeth Edmondson, of Cole • mine), aged 103years.—Norlesrm Waal. NATIONALEXHIBITION OF WORKS OF ART, AT Isms.—Return of adraisaions:—Thursday, Oct. 1, by moan tickets, 687 ; by yrsyment of Is. each, 6,1364; total, 6,661. NOVA SCOTIA. The Neva Scotia Assembly have passed a bill pros-Wing that the militia shall not serve outside the provinces without the consent of the local authorities, and have also passed a n.- solution authorising the government to borrow half a million of thllars for unforeseen purposes. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY TILLEOBAPIL ) BROMLEY MEETING.--(TMS DAY.) STAND CLT. Woodman • .. • .. lfabella .. Lightlawl .. .. • • SELLING STAKFS. Emelina , usher Emily .. ()PEN STEEPLECHASE Taw Tale .. Iburo Ace of Trumps 6 ran. BROMLEY HANDICAP. Skirmieb Peninsula .. Fitz-Ivan LEICESTER MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) ISOROVGII 'HANDICAP. Cornet lau • • Ettrick 6 tan. WELTER. Ada walked over. NURSERY STAKES. Belle of Warwick Eiekate Wicksie Claudia rau. CESAREWITCIL. 8 to 1 apt Blue Gown (t) 10 to 1 - Lady Raglan (t) 100 to 8 Warrington (t) 20 to 1 Cecil (t) 1000 to 70 - Nclugko (t) 1000 to 20 -- Ecartc (t) AYR BIEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Corporal Lady Lou Baylesf CORK BUTTER MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (BT TELBGBAPII.) (TROY OVA OWN coasmaromerr.) Ordinary, no change; 1,500 firkins. Mild cured, 1311., 12;5., 1235. ; firkins. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SVC/AM—The market continuer steady. at the previous value ; but the demand is less active. Trinidad, 395. fid. ; St. Lucia, :;Is. 6d. ; St. Kitts, 325. ; Jamaica, 325. 6.1. ; Antigua, 33, ; I)emerara, 6d. to 335. 6d. ; Musco vado Manilla, 275. 3d. Relined : Previous prices are maintained, at which there is only a moderato business doing. COFFEE.—For good qualities of colonial there is a good demand, at firmer prices. Common sorts are abundant, and are still difficult of sale. Itintation Ceylon, ordinary to fine ordinary, .4e. to 625.; brown and grey, 635. to 695. 6d. ; middling to bold colory, 1;8s. lid. to li6s. 6.1. ; peaberry, 711. to KGs. 6d. ; other East India, small to good middling, 635. 6d. to 76,. Tits.—The market continues quiet. FlilllT.—There is still a good inquiry, at firm prices. Rice.—There is a fair inquiry for Balhun ; a parcel sold at 9s. 3d., es ship, arrived. A cargo of Necranzie sold afloat for Liverpool, at lle. 3d. Rms.-4O casks of Mauritius sold at Is. %a. ; a few casks of Leewarda &O s. 71d. ; and Jamaica at firm prices. Satarcrar..—The market is firm, with buyers, but no sellers at previous rates. CorroN is in more request at some reaction in prices. ll:Tr.—The market is steady but quiet. Karoo.—Business is doing at full prices. GAMBIER.-31.10 bales sold at 17s. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) TALDKNIIALL.- - 11ideg.-561 1 w. to 6411*., 31d. to 31d. ; 64Iba. to 721ba., Md. to 31d. ; 721 1 a. to 80Iba. 3 1 41 . to 4 d.; 11011 m. to Nalba., 4a. to 41.1. • Kalb,. to 961ba., 41d. to 41d. ; 96th... to 1041ba., 41d. to 41d. florae hides, 9s. &I. to 10a. 6d.; calf skins, light, 2a. to 45., full, fe. 6d. BENDIONDB/17.—Sheep skive.—lambs, 3a. Oa. to 34. 91. , "headings, 3a. to 3s. 10d. 8011017011 HOP BIARHET.-(THIS DAY.) Moore. Pattendea and (Smith report a continued gmay trade for all description at Cato rats s. COAL MARKET.-(THIN DAY.) Walla End Helton, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart'', INs. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 19e. ; Walls End East Hartlepool, 196. ; Walls Eud Hartlepool, Is t'. ; Walls End Russell Hatton, 16s. 941. ; Walls End 0. iirinal Hartlepool, 19.. 6d. ; Walls End Hough Hall. 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Caradoc, 1111. 6d. ; Walls End Kenos, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Gasforth, 16s. ; Walls End Trimdeu Orange, 16e. ; Walls nut South Hartlepool, 17e. 3d. ; New Be lm ont, 16s. 64.; Ilolywoll, 16e. 6d. ; West Hartley, 160.—Ships at market, 79; at am, 16. INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.— ),mamma, Ocr. 2.—The Peninsular and Oriental Com pany, steamer Peru arrived at 11 p.m. last night. Mails leave at 11.30 this morning. letters in London Saturday evening. WELTER CUP. G ran . ILLNDICAP. Storm King Mina lamnan Hunter AYRSHIRE ILiNDICAP. Taganini .. .. Maioltake .. llouesty .. .. 4 Hos. BETTING IN LONDON.-(TIIIS DAY.) 2.30 P.Y. The sensation provided for to-day was the knock ing out of Beeswing, who from 100 to 7 taken de clined to 1000 to 10, and was evidently settled hope lessly. Blue Gown proved in great demand, about 8001. being invested on him at prices ranging from Bto 1 to 61 to 1. Another 1,000 wae entrusted to Lady Raglan at 9to lad Bto I. Nelusko kept Arne at 100 to 8, and at the finish this was the outside price offered against Blueskin, he having previously hail all the 100's to 7 taken about him that could be obtained. The othor horses remained much the same as yesterday. For the Cambridgeshire, Lady Coventry was the only one backed, 100/. or ao being laid out on her at 20 to 1. For the Derby Wild Oats was in force, about 6001. Laing invested at 1,000 to 30 and 1,000 to 40. Prices : CF.SAREWITCH. 13 to 2 egg Rice Gown (t) 7to 1 Lady Raglan (off, Btol t f) 12 to 1 Warrington (off) 100 to It Belusito (t and off) 100 to 8 Bliteekin (off, 100 to 7 t and w) 20 to 1 Cecil (off, t 25 to 1) 20 to 1 Paul Jones (off) 2h to 1 Mercury (off, t33to 1) 28 to 1 Pietro (t 33 to 1) 1000 to 30 Planet (off, 40 to 1t) 1000 to 30 Special (off, 40 to 1t) 33 to 1 Suffolk (off) 40 to 1 Eratti (t and off) 40 to 1 Stradbmke (t and off) 40 to 1 Irish Queen f(t and off) 40 to I Restitution (off) 40 to 1 See Saw (t and off) 1000 to 16 Donaldhlun (t and off) 1000 to 10 Redcap (off) 1000 to 10 -- East Lancashire (off) 1000 to 10 8.-cawing (t and off) 1000 to 10 Gondolier (t and off) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 1000 to 80 agat Green Sleeve (off) 20 to 1 Lady Coventry (t to 100(.) 20 to 1 -- Warrington (off) 26 to 1 - Dolby (t) DERBY. 26 to 1 quit Thorwaldsen (t) 25 to 1 Pretender (t and off) 25 to 1 WWI Oats (t and off) 1010 to 20 Ladasa (t) BANK OF ENGLAND. Az &mom' ' parsuanFir7tli; ActVU . end /kb Victoria, cap. SS. for the week ending on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1868. Marl DIPARTIIIIII7. _ Note, Wined s;;;;;rnect Debt ...111,016,100 Other Securities Gold Contend 8u11i0n.111,44,016 Other Bullion. 134M7,076 I BANNI111) AAAAAA IT. Proprietors' Capital-L 14 ,t63,000 Rest Public Deposita (in- 3,621,7110 cluding Exchequer, Sayings Cotornistooet it Natiottal Debt, and DividendAncounta) 5,301 2 %206 Other Deposita Boren Day and other Bills £34,4)7,076 Secari- — tie; £14,940331 Other Securities 1e,1414431 Notes Gold and flavor Gobi 1,01.061 L12,91(460 pl,r . a.cos 0. roma., Dated the 1.4 day of October. RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER SHARES.-(THIS DAY.) . (Closing pncee to 1 p.m.] cow:qui GofueramcfsEdußrruz. Canada, 5 Fer cent., Jan. and July, 92/, 3. New South Wake, 5 per cent., Jan. and July, 1888 t• lts96. 99/. N. New Zealand, 5 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct., 98j. Do., 6 per cent., March and Sept., 1891, 108/. Quecueland, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1e139-5, 101/. Tae anion, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1895, lost. ORDLARY SUARES AND STOCKS. Bristol and Exeter. Caledonian. 691, 9. Great Eastern, 401, t. Great Northern. 108 t. London, Brighton. and South Coast, 61t. London and North Western. 11'4, I. 12. London and South Western, 68i. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 471. Metropolitan, 10.51. 1,5, 1,4 t, 51. Metropolitan District, 73, 2. Midland, lilt. let, 111. North Britiih, 311. North London, New. 1668, 31 South Eastern, 711, 8. 1. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern (Eastern Counties Ezten.ion, No. ILL N. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Eastern. 41 per cent., 77i. Do.. 5 per cent.. 1662, 87. Great Western, 6 per cent. irredeemable. 1666, 100 f. London and South Western, 41 per cent., 93. North Eastern, 4i per cent., 931. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Chester and Holyhead, .$). BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Atlantic and Saint Lawrence, 63. Bom., Bar., and Cent. India, gua..s per ct., 1051. Eastern Bengal. gua. 5 per cent., 104, 1. East Indian guar. 5 per cent.. 11)9. Grand Trunk of Canada, Ist preference bonds, 501. Do., 'hid preference bonds, 40, 391. Great Indian Penin., New, gua. 5 per cent., 111,,1. Great Western of Canada, W.. 1, 1. Madras, gua.l4l per cent., 1001. Sande, gun. 5 per cent., 101. Do., Delhi, 10t. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterthun, Bahia and San Francisco gua. 7 per cent., 181. Dutch Rhenish. 23. Great Luxembourg. 11. let. Mexican Railway (Limited). 11. Recife and San I'I'3IICiFCO Clam.), gua. 7 p. ct., 121. San Paulo (Limited), gua. 7 per taut.. 19. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Great Luxembourg, 5 per cent., 18. Notthern of France, 3 per cent.. 131. Orel Vitebsk, gum by Russian Government, 5 per cant.. SO, 1. Paris, Lyons. and Mediterranean, 14. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 8 11-IG, 1. Biarisit 111.); ES. Chiveiton, 2), Et:AC:nu Btea. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), It, 6). a. Alliance (Limited), 12. Chartered of India, Alottralia, mud Chins, 2U. Imperial Ottoman, II), 11. London and County, ;so. 491. Li - ndon and Wegtminster, 01. 11. 1)o., soir, issued at 10/. ptau., none of which ham been raid, ti 2). New South Wales, 44). Union of Loudon, 34.., 4. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph k lAuitte*l), 21. Anglo-Metliterrauean Telegraph (I.ortte.l), 10. Credit l'oneler of England ‘ l. 1111 l tett). 1. Egyptian 9 per cent. Vieurvy, gur. by Egyptian gums.. arieut; j. 41. Fitglibh anti Aufttralittit Copper kl.iniittxP, Hudson's Bay, 15. Panama, New Zralautl. and Au,traliau R. Mail (Limited,' f. l'eninaidar and Oriental Steam. 531. Tckgraph Construction and Maintenance (Lim.). 161. ♦icenry of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan. 7.4, 4. ---- r0184)NOI'S SOCKS.—On Tuesday n Mr. Webber brought under the notice of the sitting alderman at Ueda bell, the fact that the dye used in some of the gorgeous socks and other underclothing displayed in the windows of romp of the metrepolitiin hosiers exercised a very deleteri ous influence upon the skins of the wearers; producing irritation and an eruption, and lending. if persisted in, to aetuul sores. This statement, though sufficiently startling. is not absolutely novel. Last year, during the time of the performance of the Pi'ier of Veleta at Drury-lane 'Theatre. one of the dassrtie e applied to one of the metropolitan hoe vitals with an anomalous eruption affecting one foot and exactly those parts which are covered by . an ordinary dancing shoe. It was immediately perceived that the heat of the foot, where covered by the shoe, acted upon the dye of the stocking • which the patient stated wax of a brilliant red colour—and thus affected the skin ; but the absolute immunity of the opposite foot was not readily intelligible, until the fact was arrived at that the exigencies of the ballet neriseiteted another colour on the other limb. In this iireance it xi that other performers who wore white hoes henerth their coloured garments seemed all injury; and the patient's skin recoveacl its normal condition shortly after adopting this plan. W.' are glad to Bad. from Mr. Webber's statement, that the manufacturers of these dan articles are taking every step to abets the evil rer might give rise to, by vrithdrawitig them from the market; and we hope, therefore, that the prole.= will hairs bat few opportunities of studyiag the empties which follows their use. kneed. 1 r I