The Express. — London, England, 1866-11-13 00:00:00

lE'' this n omettee desired nsigs4 ( be Mee :s— -ew/ ankh „, e • t l / 2 ai p ia sahle arase e t t i . Jess days b e i r b lament appa l * whist, metes L ict 11 •7 sae soa►e! a t e the ; and to they la u e Wllbedieed l Lair emeeem t. that the pelii s ✓ inding aiv the I of .ohats the om i t, the possible te N ow the this—th a t i t to for to employ urposes o k w belong to th e I. But it is made tritium* he sums whisk clear that if should teal severity Wh in to be h e " for say li oi gg e , ng to bins as for any peel e d Abe minds of all -up the immune don, suflisisat up b under thn s require this With. Without to insist am there can be no tuber of winding. od when I see have refined, lh negligence or vs every meson to eve referred Is se. afore, desirous a/ notice. -(Before Mr. hr. furies.) inary ca.. vu no. Telford Salter ap. and Mr.3lezp4 , and prodnoed 11 her itt September, is treatment of km hat the action Ina lie had had an ex. ourhood of Fetter. comr ud a t i nea a tt to deal with, when administering chla er will, and secoodly ajure her teeth. The the Great Nation eat interest is the hospital she was , von, and he attri• 'he laboured to the re were two surgeoa , and it being user wing day into the t was the reason the n dentist for her to ent willingly to the in whether she wu a before nor after the , ction to take chlors. extracted she mid t against her will. t in doieg what the plaintiff ; she her his gratuitous suggested that the was in court. The out various other idence said it wee fargate Hospital and as scrofulous gland' because she was ofendant had done the tine of the stering chloroform by violence, for when she told ;roue to her life; not ode by the attorney or lowever that ins no itatham was bound to e, if hin d caution as iatient at the Wert. er ought the teeth to of opinion tiny dna, Llled to state that timj xamination had said e double teeth 00 would be found he should be able th e jury they w ee rented. T" aW L intiff had ventured to of orm to her. The 01 1 1 dorm was the cessation Llanelli injury resulted, M w those symptom? non Dr. Kelly Woos' o t inst a medical moll learned counsel) was ns by which moneymia entered minutely u4 ° • the contnulictions in how he should meet conduct of Dr. Nall to and admissions ins 4! Itroducing the rliuntl i viderice in support •s ease. be exsmined the eass t d ay , if not a 81"; N PLEAS. c.—(Befors Mt. A6 O n Jul l.) SSON. wages for the bite " i ' Daly &Piss f o r the 'or the defendant. n Canal-road, Step W India Dock , tr h he sells corn endow_ e defendant, and e d Sunday, thti defendant's piece i ce to the surdiros L e d. tli parch and seised first bowl% hurt him sev erely.. 1 . 7; cou ld not Bet reies7, a sistance. 0 0a%; • and in addition s° leered from Dui risto l the plaintiff's P A the defendant M. iat the dog irn s ‘M . nut • en that the dog 0. also laid hold o f t . Linstances °court,— in od e " r Mrs. Johnson., _ ass to there was no esi d o e r oo 'o es t ated to the plaintiff io a l ‘r s s celfr that she er bit te n T'- ser _ a dos s the dog lolition she deni ed m lu pisint d e _Or c u stanoss,di Bur .he , 00 n I f o r plaintiff la, 0 7i Os for the m :58.90R50R E e proteesor pisno; this morn i e l o past ir ries 'a ft e r tb day been u 0... 1 10 . there Wes THE POLICB COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. TIM CASUAL WARD.—APPLICANTS 701 ADMISSION. AM Sid/iron, an elderly man, who described himself as ghboarer, and Margaret Brows, a woman about 30 years op , go rging baby in bar arms, who said she Ina a ...sat, both saying that they bad no home, were charged 7, 4 1, b a cilli attempted to obtain admission to the casual g od of the Strand Union Workhouse in Cleveland-etrest, of h ot being destitute, bat having mgicient money to o rr for lodgings elsewhere rngoostan Fleet, 126 F, was on duty at the F division ogigehorwe in Bow-street last evening, when the pri ors came to apply for ticket' to admit them to the oward. They said they had no money. They were ohed, when Is. was found on Sullivan, and 2e. 2d. on Nova. gr. Flowers asked if they eame together ? Thompson said a number of applicants were , B L e g et d a , r and when admitted to the inspector on duty, oy . went before him one by one, following each other in i Meg. soigne said be came to the station first—at 5 o'clock— *• be was told to wait outside. He waited about an mgr. A little before 6 o'clock a gentleman called him out t ,. the crowd to give him Is. He still waited to get iIidASOMNs he wanted to go an in the morning to Bristol, sieve he hoped to get work, and thought the shilling f old help him on his way. He was a native of Ireland. go kad no home. Ho had never been in custody before. Iliad not had a morsel to eat idnce yesterday morning. goy locked him up all night at the station-house without s ewed of bread. gr. Flowers—Yes. at the casual ward they would have pos you food ; but if they were to treat people well at station-house we should have the prisons free. The woman Brown said she sold her gown yesterday for h, which she wanted in order t o enable her to go to work /is morning. If she paid fora lodging out of it she Wald not be able to go to work. Mrs. Smith, the female searcher at the station-house, I to found the 2s. 2d. on the prisoner, said the latter had go workhouse clothes under her own. She objected to jog searched, and said she would rather " give up the god" that night and go away ; but witness having been owned to search her, insisted on doing go. sr. Flowers said the prisoners were both liable to three o aths' imprisonment, if it was proved that, not being giant°, they claimed the relief only intended thfor thorn do were. He was disposed, however, to hope at inn's statement was true—that he did not mean to act /honestly ;in short, that he did not know better. At downs, this was his first offence, and that was in his Mar At the same time, he certainly ought to have born that he was not entitled to admission to the on car d when he had money enough to pay for a *Mr. When he received the shilling be ought to have one away, or even, it would have been m ore straight 6orard to say to the inspector, " Some gentleman has g ine me a shilling while I was waiting ; would there be rq objection to my keeping it to help me on my way to B r istol!' However, he would give Sullivan the benefit of go slightest doubt in his mind and discharge him, but he OM be careful not to commit himself again. The wan's case was very different. It was evident she must o w • known very well what she was about. for she had ken in the workhouse before. He should sentence her to 14 days' imprisonment. A GANG Or CASUALS. Four men, attired in suits of thin canvas, who gave the sines of Thomas Brom., aged 20, Jauies McNamara, aged 24, James Murphy, aged 20, and James lhoycr, aged !I, and describing themselves as labourers, having no banes, were charged with wilfully breaking 13 panes of Cr:lithe casual ward of the West London Union, ouse-lane. From the evidence it appeared that the prisoners, about 12 o'clock, went to the above-named casual ward sad asked for idminsion. They were refused, and were told that there were no beds, and that as the ward was full they must seek for admission elsewhere. This they at first refused to do, and one of them said that under the provisions of the Houseless Poor Act the authorities were bound to provide them with lodging and food. They made • pat disturbance, and one of them threw his shoe through the window. They all then made off, and in a short time returned armed with stones, with which they broke the windows. The police were sent for, but before they arrived the priaoriers had gone away ; but the master of the casual ward suspecting they had gone to the Clerkenwell casual ward followed, and there fouud them. He gave them into custody, and after they were locked up they destroyed nearly the whole of their clothing, and they had to be supplied with suits of canvas. The prisoners were known at most of the casual wards, and were stated to be generally disorderly persons. The prisoners Brown, McNamara and Murphy treated the matter as a good joke, and said that it was impossible for the parties connected with the casual ward to say who had broken the windows, for it was dark, and there were • • number of men outside the building whilst the officers were inside. They ought to have been admitted, and then they Should not have been brought here. The prisoner Dwyer said he had not been near the West Loudon Union, and was innocent of the charge imputed to The master of the casual ward said be could swear to the whole of the prisoners, as he saw them from the win dow above the door at which the casuals entered. The Magistrate inquired if it was a fact that the casual lard was full? The master said that it was full, and he asked them to go quietly to some other casual ward. The Magistrate said that it was disgraceful to see strong fellows like the prisoners going to the casual ward at all when there was so much work about. They had been guilty of most turbulent conduct and also of wilful damage, and be would send them to the House of Correc t= with hard labour for 21 days. The prisoners laughed, and said they could sleep that lot away. Sawed Cuillos, an elderly man, a casual, was charged with being drunk and disorderly outside the casual ward of the West London Union. The night porter said that at 10 o'clock last night he (mina the prisoner tusking a disturbance and kicking at the distr. He demanded admission, and when he was told that the wards were full he used disgusting language, and said he would break witness's bead. He was so violent and abusive that it was found necessary to have him removed to the police-station. The prisoner said he was drunk, and was very sorry for whet had occurred. The porter said that the prisoner had been twice before at the casual ward. The Magistrate said that the prisoner ought to be odiareed of himself, and sentenced him to seven dap' herd labour in the House of Correction. If the ;miter hail not spent his money in drink there would lure been no occasion for him to have gone to the casual ward. The prisoner was then removed. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A mimeo:4 CHAIRED WITH CRUELTY TO HIS WIFE. Mr. JUNitS Aink y lifouurey, surgeon, of No. 166, Regent street, was brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt, on a warrant by ikeekilly, one of the warrant officers, charged with as saulting his wife Emily. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, ap peared for the prosecution, and in opening the case said the defendant was charged with assaulting his wife. The Parties were married in February last, and the prosecutriz tarried on a governess agency in Regent-street, the de- IniJant leading a lazy and intemperate life. Ever since the marriage the defendant had treated his wife 31 a most cruel manner, and the assault now estaelained of was one of a long series of araaulta com mitted by the prisoner on the prosccutrix. Hitherto the proseentriz had been reluctant to conic to the court to sompliin of the defendant, and it was only when her life vas endangered by the defendant's conduct, she 'in. been some months in the family way, that she had t aken steps against him, the prosecutrix only having sued herself from being thrown down a flight of stairs by i stdvg hold of the balusters. He should call his wit- Imes, and then ask that a term of imprisonment might be inflicted on the prisoner under the Aggravated As saults Act. Mrs. Mouncey said that she bad been treated with great violence by the defendant. On Sunday last the defendant threw her with violence on the floor, and dragged her out of the room by the arms, told her to go to the kitchen, and tried to throw her downstairs, but she caught hold of the balusters and prevented h is doing so. The defendant was always drinking. At a late hour at night he abused her and took hold of her hair sod shook her head violently. Yesterday he took away her clothes, to mevent her coming to complain to the magis tute. He had repeatedly assaulted her and blackened her arras, and did nothing for his living. In answer to the defendant the prosecutrix said she did sot pull his whisker.. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the prosecutriz whether the de fendant was in any business! The prosecutriz said he was a surgeon, but he bad had tely one patient. A servant was called, and she stated that she had seen the prosecutria's arm black through the defendant's violence. Mr. Robert Smith, surgeon, of 57, Leicester-square, said from appearances on the prosecutriz's arms she must have been subjected to great violence. In answer to Mr. Lewis, the last witness stated that the Prosecutrix was a good-tempered woman. Toe defendant asked for an adjournment of the case, and made a long statement, showing that he had no friendly t.soling towards his wife's family. He denied ever assault ing his wife. Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was a melancholy thing to see a sun of education in such a position. The defendant would hare to find two bail in 1001. each to keep the peace to wards his wife. Br.IGULAR CHARG! Or REITRING TO MAINTAIN A WM. li e'VOA Croft, a cab driver, hedge 15,793, was charged on 'warrant with retuning t o maintain his wife Catherine, No is now chargeable to the parish of St. George, Ranover-square. lir. George Baddeley, assistant overseer of St. Gear's, lisonver-squere, said the prisoner was charged with tetiong to maintain his wife, who NM now chargeable to linE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1866. the parish, his reason for so doing being that his wife bad been guilty of adultery. From the inquiries he made he believed the prisoner mare sinned against than sinning. Hia wife, a dissipated woman, had been imprt• eased for 12 months, as also bad a soldier, for stealing a watch while together, and he understood that the prisoner Lad a witness to prove that on the night his wife and the soldier came out of prison they cohabited together. As the witneet who would be able to give evidence as to the adultery was not in attendance, and as that fact would put an end to the matter, he was willing, after his worship had beard the prisoner's statement, that the pri sOnsell own recognisance should be taken for his appearance on a futuie day, when the witnem would be presant. The prisoner stated that his wife was a dissipated cha racter • that she had sold up his home two or three times ; that s he had been in prison for a robbery with a soldier ; and that he should be able to prove adultery on her part. The prisoner was allowed to go at large on his own recomiisanoe for a week. It was stated that the wife was a widow with seven children when the prisoner,who s several years her junior, married her. MARYLEBONE. 1015111,RY AT A RAILWAY RTATION. Wffliass fkresany, aged 32, was charged with stealing a box containing 30/. in gold, books, and wearing apparel belonging to Captain Marcy, R.A., from the Easton 'guars station. Mr. Roberts appeared to prosecute. It appeared that CksptainTitsroy arrived from Harrow, his luggage being in the break van. On arriving at Ruston, he found the box alluded to gone. Wilson, one of the company's police, had watched the prisoner for some time past, and on the previous night, when the Liverpool and Manchester express arrived, the prisoner paned amo ngst the luggage with his umbrella. He then walked off, and went into the water-closet. When the bell 'vended the arrival of the 1100 Scotch express, he came out, and again poked about the r luggage.He then again walked up and down the plat- a. form. When the train arrived from Harrow the luaage was taken from the van, and placed on el, gt the dorm. The prisoner deliberate ly * walked up, and directed the porter to place tho box mentioned on a at , Hansom cab. lie was about being driven off when Wilson, 1:: who had been watching him, went up and took him into custody. At his lodgings a deal of property, supposed to R. be the proceeds of railway robberies, was found. at. The prisoner pleaded guilty. Mr. Mansfield sentenced him to six months' hard 81, labour. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (B: stscraw =sours.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SALOPIAN STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Land Tax is here. at to SHREWSBURY CUP. One mile and three-quarters. 9 Monkey, Ostreger, Pearl Diver, Dr. Syntax, Salpinctes, St. East Lynne, Weetwick, Arkansas, Lady Vane, Brick , Tho SS Special, Gibraltar, Jollity, No, Wild Poppy. Jezebel, 88 . Beeswing, Marco Spada, Cranford, Vigorous, Slieve Caine, Z . and Caprice are here. SS PAID FORPEIT.—ApaIey and Miss Harriette. St. BATTLEFIELD HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. I : Volunteer, Queen of Trumps, Kilkenny, Confederate, Lady Valentine, Her Ladyship, Nukuheva, Queen of the ea East f, Grey Stocking, and Stud are here. BL 10 ENTRIES FOR SHORTS HANDICAP. 10 Zinc*, Set 121 b ; Lucy Long, Set Mb Alberta (by st. Trumpeter), 7st 91b ; Shrapnel, Tat 91b ; Clyde, Tat ; 13t Ben Battle, Get 131 b ; Sylph, Est 121 b ; Phantom 81 Sail, Gat 121 b ; Amour Propre, Get Slb ; Birdseye, 81 Get 51b ; Ida, Gat 31b ; Thermometer, Gat 31b ; Bonne Fortune, Get ; Miss Fanny, Gat ; Alice, Set 71b • Blondelle filly, sst 716 ; Tarazippus, Set 71b; Kitty filly sst 71b. ARRIVEI). — RagIan. Chance, and Bonne Fortune. LONDON STOCK AND SHARE COMPANY (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The second sale of English and foreign stocks, ordinary and preference railway shares, debentures, Lloyd's bonds, bank, Insurance, finance, and miscella neous shares, took plate this afternoon, at the Baltic sale rooms. The lots were 158 in number, and comprised a varied assortment, including some over-due debenture coupons of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, which were warranted to be part of the legal issue. Sixty shares of the Dublin Trunk Con nectirig Railway Company, of 101. each fully paid, were sold for 7s. 6d. per share, and ten of the same shares were disposed of at 6s. titL each. There were no bidders for the overdue debenture coupons of the London, Chat ham, and Dover Railway Company. Lots 26 and 27, comprising 100 shares of 10/. each, 5 per cent. pre ference in the Northampton and Banbury Junction Rail way Company were withdrawn, as also lots 33,14, 35, and 36, comprising three debentures of 1,0001. each of the Wrexham, Mold, and Connah's Quay Railway Company, issued in Dec., 1865, and redeemable In 1869, interest at 5 per cent., and one debenture of 1,000/. of the 'West Cork Railway Company, issued in April, 1864, and redeemable in April, 1667. Six shares in the Hercules Fire and Life Insurance Company (Limited), fully paid, were sold at 1/. 15e. per share. It was stated that lot 58, comprising 10 shares of 101. each in the Alhambra Com pany (Limited), folly paid, had been sold privately ; 525 shares of 21. 10s. each (10s. 6d. paid), in the European In surance Company (Limited) were sold for Is. G. each. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.' TrISDAY, NOVE1111“ 13, 8 L. LI llilanses...l i Sea, B. T. W. Ito .., ' W. B. Ito is 7. , D. Iv. --- Nabs '29.2179 S.W. 2 6 • B.W. cb 0.08 2 Aberdeen 29.23 40 W.S.W. 1I 3 W.S.W. b —I 1 Leith .29.34 45 W. $l6 ! W.S.W. oh —l5 Ardroman 0.38 48 N.W. 7 1 8 1 W. oc 10.03 4 Greencastle 29.47 44 W. 31 b W.S.W. rc 0.10 2 Valentin__ 29.79 46 N.W. 6, 7 I W. im 0.24 6 - 1 Llrerpool 1 29.45 6 0 W.N.W. 3 ! 3 W.N.W. o 0.20 2 Holyhead _19.56 61 W.N.W. 6! 6 1 8.8. W. oc 0.28 5 Petimacie 29.80 67 W. 8 1 9 1 W. r .0.15 5 Breen - 30.00 57 W.S.W. 0 7 W.S.W. fro :• • 8 Lorient .29.96 59 W. 41 6 W. o • 0..12 4 Rochefort :30.10 59 W.S.W. 4 4 W.S.W. 0 1 0.04 6 Plymouth Weymouth Portsmouth_ hs.lllB 68 W. 8 1 9 W.B.W. ro 0.0:1 7 London - Yarmouth ._ . 2160 55 N.N.W. , 4 8 : W.S.W. r 032 2 Scarborough. 29.45 47 W.S.W. 1 1 2 1 B.W. co 0.02 2 Shields 2044 44 N.W. 12 ' 4 N.W. o— 2 Helder - ! 2 REMARKS. On our southern and wes:cru coasts it again blew heavily last mot fr o m s.W. nod W.. and the winds continue very strong from a westerly direction, with considerable sea in the Channel. The western barometers are now rising. but pressure has de creased vi •Itell inches in the north of Scotland, and the weather continues in a highly unsettled state. Sir Compton Domville, a Roman catholic land lord in the county of Dublin, and who contested the county once in the liberal interest, has published a letter, giving his opinion of the means that ought to be adopted to " regenerate Ireland." He lays :—" First, encourage the emigration of the native tenant fanner. Next, get over a competent number of well-recommended English farmers, and with them a number of men of business as agents; and then, as a rule, give lessons. We should then see the country fully stocked, and ample means of wintering stock. Order would replace typhus, good faith take the place of deceit, and the Almighty might be expected to bless the land." The Lion of Saint Mark, a noc journal pub lished in Venice, reports that the Municipal Council of Trieste have unanimously resolved against the admission of the Jesuits into that city. The Courier des Etata Unis reports the death of Mr. Slidell, who represented the Southern Confederacy in Paris. - THE PARIS EXHIBITION, 1867.—A meeting of the committee appointed for the representation of British 6ne art was held yesterday in the Sheepshanks gallery of the South Kensington Museum. There were present his Grace the Duke of St. Albans, Mr. A. C. Buntind, Mr. T. Burnand, Mr. T. Caird, Mr. Thomas Fairbairn, Mr. ErnestGambart, Mr. John Kelk, M.P., Mr. T. C. Lucas, Mr. C. P. Mathews, Mr. John render, M.P., Mr. W. Quilter, Mr. R. Redgrave, R.A., and Mr. Henry Warren. Mr. Henry Cole, C. 8., secretary to her Majesty's commis sioners, attended ; and also the following secretaries of the committee H. A. Bowler, Mr. C. A. Collins, Captain 'lichens, R.E., Mr. A. C. King, and Mr. Samuel Redgrave. SIR JOHN Vimaxas SHELLEY.—We are ex tremely happy to be enabled to report that Sir John Villiers Shelley is considerably better. The state of the hon. baronet's ba.lth has lately caused very considerable anxiety, owing to the great severity with which he has been attacked by suppressed gont—the most dangerous form of that terrible infliction. Ta ice or thrice during the last three months has he been thus assailed, and recently for some days his life was in danger. Thanks, however, to an excellent and unimpaired constitution, Sir John was enabled to bear up, and we now learn, with great pleasure, that he is mg towards recovery as rapidly as can be expec after such repeated and violent attacks. Sussex Advertiser. SOUTH KENarrsorox Mussuis.—Visitors during the week ending November 10, 1866.—0 n Monday, Tues , day, and Saturday, free, from 10 am. to 10 p.m., 9,319 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (admis , 6d2, from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., 1,366 ; total, 10,685. i Average of corresponding week in former years, 8,536. Total from the opening of the Museum, 6,399,458. nag DAY.) SHAER Olga o'CLoar. The railway market is firm to-day, and prices generally exhibit an upward tendency. Caledonian 'A i; stock is in prominent demand, and has improved t ai 1 per cent. Midland bas also advanced ; Great Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, # ; and Great Northern A, ; South Eastern is ex ceptionally dull, and has declined 1. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1241 to 125 ; Great Western, 531 to I ; London and North Western, 1174 to 1181 ; Midland, 1241 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1241 to f ; Caledonian, 122 to 123 ; South Eastern, 64 to ; Great Eastern, 1 261 to 27 ; Great Northern, 1161 to 1161 ; ditto I.: A, 1271 to 1; London, Chatham, and Dover, a, 19 to 1; and North British, 38 to 1. Foreign and colonial railway shares are rather quiet, but there is an inquiry for some descrip tions ORDINARY SELZ= AND STOCKS. p I rad Rinaurs 300 Bristol and USW 100 !Caledonian I 100 Cambrian all 'Cork and Bandon all Cornwall 100 Dablin and Belfast June 100 • Dundee,PerthotAbd Jn all 'rad London Scrip Cert 10 Do 100 Glasgow nada Western 100 (beat Eastern Ord. lit. 100 Do. E. Ans. Stk., No 100 , OrtiatNorth of deo 100 'Great Northern 100 Do.A I A rec. no dlr. =- 100 i Doßjtll6p.e.lapaldß 100 ; Do. New ha. as 1:6 pet 100 I Do. Ord. Del. Div. Stock 100 .00. South t West. (Ire ) ISO ;Great Western 100 Do.StourVal.Gus..B* 100 ' Do. South Wales , 100 I Do. W. Id id.-011 ord 100 I Do. Do. - N 100 Lancashire rtYo= 100' Lon.,Brletn, & S. Coast 100 .London,Matham,&Dov 1001 Do. Met Erten. A 6 p.c. 100 London& North Wats 100 IlandondSionthWestern 100 Man. Shet.,&Linoolnell 100 M etropolitan all ; Do. New all Do. Extension ii. tic M. to 10 ;11 I MelsOpoUtan Matelot .1 4 I Do. do. do. .... all I Do. &ht.. John's-wood 170 7 Do. C 9 Share* 109 Do. Bur= & Derby all Mid Kent 100 North British 100 Do. ltdin.,Perth,Thind 100 N. Eastern—Berwick 16$ Do. G. N. E. Pore 100 Do. Leeds 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle all Do. Stock.&Darling 10 Do. do., 180041 100 North London 9 Do. do., 1964-6 a Do. do., 1886 100 North Staffordshire 100 ;11. k& Western Jane. 100 Scottish Central 100 Shropshire Union 100 ~ S outh DOlOll M. 100 'South Eastern 10 all Ifitaine&Woldngliam,&c It. 100 , Tall Vale II S 1 Do. C it. 100 iWaterlord & Kilkenny le 6 'Waterloo & Whitehall utr-Cr. , lie as la MI 40 44 13 le 4 6 ea se TO VI IT 274 , 6 • 90 go 63 634 33 88 AS so 124 124{ 83 87 19 20 10 80 1171 118} 82 84 50 51 mot 11 1 3 P -27 - poi L9Bl 134} a 21 pm 93 95 38 40 14 13 104 k 105 j Sales So-dAy W 1 pa 8 - tl' - rk 115 117 127 12$ 66 67 90 101 K S 6 a 10 pm 116 110 1 trn TE 74 114 116 160 164 4$ 45 64 6.5 8 9 140 160 2 22811, 114 18 171 18 124 e lo! I Barnsa POSSESSION& 100 eu ,Atlantle&ftt.Lewrow• ft .100 Bout. Bar. &C. I& e. 10 •10 Do. 1 Shares Me' all ' Buffalo & Lake liaroa 14 all Do. Preference 100 100 i ßuff.,Bnutt-,&Godertch 1 6 per cent 187244 St 1 100 1 CaL &S. gasternsp. e.g St. 110 G leaps T. & Dock 6 ro t s 106 all Denserara,7p.e, pe St 1100 East Bengal go. 06 1 1 1 Do. du. sdo St. 100 'Bast Indian gn. 6 do Et 1 100 Grand Trunk of Canada. 100 I all Do. Equip. 6L 8 8 0 .14 100 all Do. litpreL 100 alll Do. do. deferred 100 all I Do. Ind preL Bonds. 100 I all De. do. deferred, 100 all Do. trd pre. Stock 100 ' all I Do. do. deferred 100 ! all I Do. 6th preL Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred St. 1100 Great Indian Peninsula 10 1 all I Do. gulf. 6 per cent . SO 1 6 1 Do. New do. • Do. New Cit. D i.o 4 t l lndla pse asa. g. 6 13... Western of au;s . aini , Do. New D0.6p.c.8de.pay. 1873 I Do.tg do. do. 1877-8. Indianftwnew,Limitod, Madras par. 6 p. cent- Da gia SI do Do. do. do. •• ; Do. Filth Extenston. Yana and Nobsou's Day Do. 6 P. et. M.lBBo' Do. 6 p. et, pay. 1996 N.l.otCantlp ; &nada, gna. 6 llydpH 11 1 Do. Delhi do. Da do. do Do. Punting) do. Do. Indus St. Mot do. 101 lii ii i4ll :r fi 22 72 0 - 6 00 id 1014 1024 100 102 108 106 184 14 66 87 67 69 60 U aa 40 22 44 100 107 ! 1 15n 1 00 101 121 12f 121 12} 94 90i 82 2 • 5 I 2} 11d1s 100 101 1 irt 94 96 90 60 61 100 101 81 84 82 86 111 11 1 96 99 II 0 1 411 1 96 109 I JOINT STOOL BANKS. BASCS. -- 11 - Pil I a roe 00,000 60 Apart Masterman's (L ); 26 10,000 60' Albion 1 15 40,300 103 ' AllianceLon.&Liverpool 26 100,000 20 1 Anglo Austrian 6 60,008 60 Anglo Egyptian 10 20,000. 60 , Anglo Italian (Ltznited).l 10 11,300. 20 , Asiatic Bank Cor.newsh' 10 I 30,000 40 Australasia ' all 13,500' 20 Bankof BritishColumbia' all 12,500 201 Do. New, issued 2 pia 1 6 1 10,000 25 Bank of F4ypt i an 40,000 20 , Bank of 11..0n 16,000 20 Bank of Otago (Limited), l 1 10 ; 10,000 100 ; Bank of Queensland 26 20000 50 I Bankof Victoria,Austral, 25 50,000 10' Bank of New 7aaland ' 10 40,060 60 Barn...its Bunk Limited 10 60,000 ,20 Brazilian&PortugutnaL 10 20,000 601 British &CalifornianX )1 n 20,000 60 ; British N. America . all 75,500 20 ' CbarlesLaflitte&Co__ 2L ) 3 1 10,000 20 C. Bk. India, Ans., China 20,000 25 1 Chart. bier. of India, &c all 60,000' 30 , Ctty t 10 20,000 100 I Colonial 40,000 1061 Com. Bank of Canada all 1 40,000 261 Corn Bank at India, Re all 1.60.000 10 ! Consolidated Bank (I ); 4 10000, 60 i Delhi and London 25 10, , 000 60 But London (Limited)! 6 1 40,000 30 l'astern Exchange : Lim.) II 30,000 30 English and American ~ 71 20,000 211 linglisa Joint Stock (.41 10 30,000 20 Bog.Scot.&Ausl.Chartd all 20,000 50 EnglishandSwedish 25 46,000' 60 European Bank 'Llmited 15 40,000 100 Flindusn Chins&Jap. (L . 26 20,000 100 Imperial Bank (Lim ) ted; 20 203,600 20 Imperial ottoman 6,000. 26 lonian 6.000, 26 Do. New 100,000. 30 , Land Mort. Bk. Indl.CL); 4 600000(100 1 D0.6p.e...Deb.,1864,307r5. all 10,000' 60 • Lon.Mr.ofMenco,&e.(L; 20 13,000 100 1 1.m/don and Brazilian ' 46 12.0001 20 Do. New •1 le 0.000 100 London& RiverPlateX 20,0 00 26 Do. New, Ma. at le pm 10 20,000, I Lon. Ch. Bank of 25 Do. do. do ,1 all7l 50,000 20 Mislaid al l 17,600' 60 I London and County 2O MOM' 60 London Joint Mock 26,0001 20 I London & South Animal all 10,000 1 100 ; Lon. & Western (Wis.?! 20 6,000 50 London & Venesuela,L 50,000 100 London & Westminster., 21 10,000 100 ' Merchant Bank (Lim.) . 25 5,000100 Do. New IIS 60,000 . 60 Mercantile &ExchantlLV It 17,156 100 1 Metro. & Prow. Bank(L) 10 6.000; 100 I Midland Bank 20,000, 6 National of Australasia 4 20,000 100 'National of Liverpool JO 10.000' 100 N. Pro. of lailland • 56,000 20 I Do. Pod & 3rd issue ll 40,0001 MI National Bank 60,600 20 , New South Wales al 60,000' 10 ' New Zealand (Limited). 60,000 20 , North Western 60,0001 M !Oriental Bank Corpora. al 20,000 lie • OrtenkCont.B.Llateo.C. 1 25000' 30 1 Do. do. lateN.7. I 11,00:1 361 Do. do. Wore I 17,21 60 Provis.BankinsCosp.(L) 11 20,0001100' Provinc. of Ireland 10,000 1 10 I Do. do. New. 57,140 90 nde,Punt,&Dellif(l) 1 1;560; 20 Do. Issued at 2 pm... 10,000 1 16 loath Australia 17,0611100 i Maud. of E. a. Atria 10,: 0 0:00 `, Do. do. as at 6pd 44020 16 ; Union of Australia -. 10, ; 100 ' Union of Ireland (Lim) skew oel mike London Bb. ( f ••••••• V 3,016,048 St. !Neat and Wed India .00 130 133 12,040 i 10 ,neral Ploa •ftg Dock 678.110 St. 'London itillEM.Wd. in. 104 46 47 1,002,600 100 Do. Deb. St. p• cent. all 1030,346 St. Southampton IQ" et. 'bowel Dorman:ld AOC - ralglL I 1 1,0241 • • 12,800 . • 61! . 6,144 1 :. 6,0 00 i .- 6. 00 D1 4,000_, • • 11,600 1 i e. •- 6, , .. 60* 6,000 .. 1,0241 .. 6,000' 40, :: ' 4 lOW .. 6,00 e . 6,646 1 :. 1,120' .. 0,6133,121 .. 9201 .. 6,600 . 4,204' 6 6,000 1 .. 1,024 11.0001 400 612 612 L• 10111rUbbOola.00.01..1811 101 ii.prkea ,r... can. Go►.6 p.e.. wri - 4 - Z - - Do. 6peeetyeb.W2is. Do.6peret.Kez. le. Do. 6 peretiea.4n Do. &wet law. 00,800 OmalGßopapar.lB73 —. 68.18904900 —.. Do. do. 1880-90 Do. do. 189041 PK D0.1p.e.dp.6041900 NO. 09,186.1888.188 8,41p.c4 WO, Do. 11178. do.. WO, Do. 1872 d 0... PD. MaarittoB 6pa 0t.,1898 80, Do. 1878 WO, Do. 1888 108, Do. 1896 184. PreiaL Gov. 6 per tient.. NS. New Br ene.tioceperet. 136,806 New South Webs Om.. 6 p. eeet..lB7l to 18711 671, Do. 6 p. e.lBBB to 1898 850,000 Do.sp. e.r,1967 to 1875 Do. do. Scrip ... 63 N 110 so SS 11 VS VS TT US IA 102 102 101 144 102 106 ST 00 166 166 106 146 106 107 104 106 146 IST 106 166 146 107 % 100 U 66 90 99 95 4 118 4 9. 94 a 4I W SO 82 96 95 98 90 99 9 4 4 W 4 180.066 New Dolaad Spa . oat. 1.000.000 Do. 6par coat 260.000 Do. 6 par coat 1891 600,000 Nora 800tia 6p. a. 1871 1,858,200 gooey...l=B6ov. p. at. .... 8. MIA-Gov. 6p. a.,67-77 761,609 Do. 1878 end lira& 883,0001 1 116.Q0v.6p. c. Jim July 7,000,0001 Do. op. at April& Oa 146 146 ni - Ur BRITISH MIII: MINIS. Chi o ve i r d tan Cliff Amil. Dev. G. Con. (Navistar ) Drakewalls Erse Basset (Mogan) East Caradon Lai Cern Brea gut Grenville Nast Gannislake East Lovell E. W. Russell (Tavistk ) Orambler & Bt. Anbyn t Lefty (Matted: Math Tolgus Great Wheal Busy .. 0. W. Vor (Holston) Grenville Herod's Foot Hinaston Down' Margaret , Uny Lelant , Marks Valley Mwyndy iron Ore New Beton 'North Roskear __ 10111 104 l e 6} 104 Pd. ICL prior I Sidas. 4 ii 4111 446 12 i 141 tio 19 .1 2.14.6 1.14.0 11.3.13 5.4.0 N. Wk Basset (Mogan) North Wheal Crotty United P PI=IICe (U. Lelant' S. Caradou ldt. Cleer) South Coodurrow s. w. Paz Inn Croft .... . Vigra and Clogs n, 1.1 . m. !West &wet I W. Caradon iLiakaard) 'West Clnvertou 9.0.6 61.10'. 5.10.6 13.17.6 4.10.0 West heton Wb. Basset (illegal* IWh. Buller (Redraft; W,MaryAnn Ilientben Wheal Seton Ttelswney (LAO — So. I gh I 1.13.0 7.1.6 10.6.7 3:1.0 1&1&9 36.15.6 ei., COMPAIIIIIL I • - 00,000 10 lAnglo-AnwricanTeL(L)i 10,0001 10 Anglo-Mexican Hint 1 £OOO,OOO St. Atlantic Telegraph ' £OOO,OOO, St. Do. 8_ per cent. 20000 25 AnsWal 60, , 060 15 Australian DILL Arica) &Fn.(l 1 10,000 10 BangparahTeaEstateaLl, 67,000 70 Berlin Waterworks (L )1 13,0001 10 Do. New 26,000!100 Mottos, Vaughan (L )! 110,N 000, 6 Bombay Gaa (Limited)l 0001 6 DoNew 6,000 50 British American Land! 626,780 Rt. B. & L hag. Tel. (L) 50,000 , 20 'British Shipowners 8,916 1124 1 Canada Company 10,0001 10 ranadianLoan& Inv(1)1 26,000 20 ! Ceylon Coma= 12,000 20 , Ditto A 27,0001 20 ,Chi na St . Ship&LCoalL. I 80, tyooo : 10 lef Discount, Linstt 20,000 1 26 I Clt7of London R. Pro.ll ed 4 .l 15.041 1 116 City of Milan Impro.(l ): 6,*50 30 I Do. 86,000, 15 .City of Moscow Gaa 20,000 5O City faces ;Lim.) 80,000 50 .Colonial 'Limited) 1 80,000' 50 'Comnseraal linion"lns )1 40,000 , 10 Com. of Africanbler.(l)l 10,600 , 60 (Consolidated Db. (L. 1 17,6001 20 ',Continental Un.Oas : 1 2 , 0 ,Contract Curr.ationtL; 12,0001 25 Cop.W.Eng„Pref.7i p.c. WO,OOO 10 C. Fonc. of England ;U. 10,0001 50 1 Do.of Mauritius (L).. 100dt/1511ft .Crystal Palace 11100,62t0, St. I Do. Preget ouoe • 4277,80 Do. sp. ct. Perp. Deb ' 7,5001 20 . Darieel (Limited) 10,000 100 DiscututWorporatioul 18,000 10 'Eastern Amara Tea :L.' 20,000 60 t.lndiaLand , C.& 60,000 10 .1. India Irrig. * Canal, 80,000 60 Vale ,1 aliiii . 100 .100 . 74 75 , I I 11 1- 11; 11 3 3. , • I. 17 18- 16i in 39 21 21 21 2 4 4 21 2 41 dis 126 44 2 4 i i 1 1 1 34 26 310130 "- i - i 18 U 1 2 7 9 i ii 16 17 69 61 180 140 75 85 19 31 10 11 125 146 7 9 ci. peter. 14-1 16 40 60 17 14} 17 60 as 19 PrVi • aia) 11} lit per Ipm fpm 14 di xd 1} ells xd 188 ps " 75 80 ▪ 141 4 1 di& I}}}}}} Or 10 9 1 1 s 2 ▪ 641. 7 6OW 134 124 dis! 6 341$ OW par 41 Mks parl 9 _7 MI 4 I di, id —.— d 6 4 1 4 4 411 3 1 1 4i Sidts 17 26 36 7 107 110 107 110 4 4 14 11 1 6 0 Bdi 5 4di 10 14 18 di 133 4 4 416 7 isa 13.4 1 4 8 dis 7 6 db. 11 ei die —. 1 lipm dis ~7 11981111 20 ,Emirptlailons.&Trtl.(L) 9 9879,976, St. Electric Telegraph . lOO 70,000 ' 3 • Eng.&Aus.Copper ;Lim' 13 50,000 1 50 Eng. and Foreign Credit 10,000 1 100 Eng.et ScottishNlmin.(L 5 25,000! 10 Fairbairnifsigineering 5 110,0001 20 Yore-at (Warehouse 12 10,000 60 Oellirara (Limited) 2O 160,000 20 O.Crediteklin.of Lon.,L, 6 20,000 1 16 Oen. Steam Navigation 14 20,000' 50 Home &Colonial As. (L. 6 6,000! 10 • IloagKong & China Ou all 100,000. 00 Hudson's Bay all 10,000 • 60 • limber IronWorks(l; tb 80,0001 20 Ini.LandCo. Marseilles L 1 10 100,000, 50 l lmp.ts Iler.Cdt. Ass. (L., 15 60,000 3 'lndian Carrying 11 40,000: 50 InternatimmiContract .! 10 160,0001 20 Internat. Finan.Soc.(4 I 5 800.000! 10 Internat.Land Credit L 1 6 100,0001 60 Italian Land ; 6 60,0001 20 Italian brig. (.:ais.Car ,1 all 1,000000.100 Do. Op. c. Eds. r. 1470 all 20,000 50 Land Securitim'Llm.) • 5 ' 4,000 25 Lond.African Trading- 1 10 1 10,000 1 25 Lon. & Caledon. (L. 6 ! 60,000 10 Lon.CountyLamlitli.(L • I 12,000, 6 Loud. DistlictTeleg.(L 1 all 1 40,000, 60 Lund. Finisn. Ale. L; , 25 I 148,525 4 Load. G. OninilnisC.;L:: all , 5,000' 50 Lond.dtalasg.Eng.Co.'l.' 25 10,000 60 LomL, Italian, de. StM. l 173: 6,000 1 50 Lon& Mar. Discount IL. A 10 ' 64,500; to Lund. Provincial Marine' I 60,000, 20 Madras Irrigis&Canal , l at i . ,20 , Do. 10,000' 25 Marine Investment ;1 2, 1 031 12,500 20 • MauritinaLand, ete. !LI 12,000 10 'Medit. Eaten. Tel. L. ' I all ' 10,000. 50 'Merchant Shipping (Ll, 16 1 15,000 20 F. Ld.&DockkL 1 171 1 40,000 50 Millwall Iron Works i 15,503 • 10 Natal Land & Col. C. 6 ; 120,00 0 25 National DM. Com. (1 6 40,000 25 :Do.New.isc.sp.2ltol , epd l 23' 20,000 26 National Pror.slArine te• 10,000 100 •National Steam Nar.(Ll' 90 I 6,000 a, .Nerliudda(:oal&lron.L), 6 I 6,000 10 Do. New 20,000 • 25 • N.7ealand L.dt M. Ag. •I. ,1 23 20,000' 25 N. Zealand T.& Loan • L ;! 4 ; 15,000. 10 Northern Assam Tea ,L.' 23. 25,000' 10 Do. B 9 K 187,176 St. N.Rria.Atistrol4odan (L 1100 40.400 60 N.ltrit.,2‘inecanin.,L al 18.000 10 Nowgong Tea 'Limited 4 40,000. 25 Ocean Marine (limn- 6 . 10,000 50 OrientalFinnncial• Um.' • 11 10,000' 6 Orientalllas Limited) all 80,000. 6 Do. New I 40,000 10 Orient Inland Steam'L all 25,000 lO Otago & Sthland lurest. 2 11,500' 20 Ottoman Cmnpt.ny(L ( 2 ' 10,000 60 Ottornantlnancial L •20 • 10,000 6 01 totasn 0u Limited all 100,000 1 50 overend,Ourney,Co. L 25 1 62,600 10 Panama R.M. Steam;L, all 1 10,214 6 Do. do 4 8000,009' St. PeelßlT.Land& Mink 100 90,000 50 Peninsular& o.Steani all 20.000 60 Do. do. New 45 17,000 • 10 Ginehrada L., IL.,M.(L: 10,0001 60 R111111114)Y Iron 10.000 16 . Do. New 4l ll 18,034' 25 ltlol.atylmprov.(L) all 15,006 25 • Do. do 22 s 0000! 20 Rio Janeiro Oaa (11ro ) an 15,000 100 Royal Mall Steam 6O , 9300.000 St. Scot. Andra. Invest. IL 1 100 40,000 60 Smith, Kolight,steo.•L'i 20 60,900 1 20 eoc. noon. d*ERYPte,L •, 1 0 40,000! 50 8. African & in. (L ! 6 14,200 25 SouthAustralianLand 1 all 080,000 i St. Suhmssine Telegraph .... 1 Do Scrip 87 '2O TnlConatritc.&Main,L ' all 500 Do. Do l6 100,000 ; 20 Thames&Mersey In.. 2 7,500 20 Trinidad Petroleum IL" 83 37,5001 10 Trust& Agency of Ana. LI 1 60,000 , 20 T. & L Co. of IT. Canada, 5 100,000 , 50 Un.Marine of Liver. (L)) 6 90,000 6 United K. Teleg. Co. •L!, all 50,000 .20 Eniren. Marine Ins.iLl• 6 0,000 ,30 ,Tan Diemen's Land , 283 ( 1 0030 8 01,1 00 l'keroyo (E gy pt :Nor:l.. 75 20,000 50 'Warrant Finance (Um.' 10 90,000 211 sid — li — liars • 4 1 I 25 27 3i 5 dis II 10 la+ pyi 161 26 20 MB 0* 7 1 16 14 Ws 1 Oidls - - d im —* li ltdls si 44 2 I -- 4 6 40 41 50 Sidls, 1 1 7 6 Ms? 4 3 disl _ 1 1* I 17 164 i 31 ala 2 19 17 dls 20 18 414 1 11 9 disi —. 2i 1 par ipm! t 17i 18i 18 5 4 dts II 0 1d 14 ! 3 _ 8 6414 11i 10idla 10 8 dlsi l 21 24314 6 10 pm l7 1 4 14 ' 3 46 liMs ; 81 _ , 15 IS dls par Ipm par 1 pen. WI Ilm 1 1 Pint - se s , .-:„ I ra, ._. 45 —. 15i 10 I 44 lb 16 4 4 0 pm 4 . ..... ...—': 10 8 411 1 J _. i li a 44 ow I 2 ldls 2. 7 Is Is mA) 4 1:5 SO Co If it 38 •2 61 63 10_ 12.1= I' 26 T 19 21 6 6d16 21 22 103 106 120 126 21 18 do. 7 4 Ms' 6 4 oils 23 3 5 66 65 el. yvm Hi si a am 11 -. i bel 1 4 idiSl -- Ipm 8 4 2} i ila 2i I li 2 Tal • 4 elk -- PREFERENCE SHARES. London and South Western (Portsmouth perpl. ; anus. of 2s. 6.1.), FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rheniali (161. paid), 194. Ditto Id' paid), 24. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16, xd- EARTHQrASZ IN NEW ZEALAND.—A slight shock of earthquake was felt in Dunedin on the evening of the 28th ult. A few minutes before the snows there was a bright Bash of lightning, and shortly afterwards a strong gust of wind from S.W. The shock lasted about three seconds, the motion being of a vibratory nature, just as if • very heavy waggon bad be en driven rapidly over • hard road, from west to east. —Otago Daily Timu, Sep tember 20. 101 1001 1 .. - I idea die 11 9 dla - 6; 6 fils' 181 Par Oral 10 8 dial 10 5 dial 63 64 :di, 11 13 I ea $1 8 Oda 20 10 dig 87 39 td 8 10 pm 10 10 dis le *lts td S Ida 46 ss 161 173 54 36 15 16 86 37 a pmi l dz , 5 • 1 Wel - 4 did - 9 Sus - dv 164 174 12 10 chi 14 15 13 dts - 26 24 dls - • 4 um' WI 1 04111' - 22 S 24 I - I 14 11 415 213 2 ) - a 05 - n 9 dls - 1 1f II 8 4111 - - 8 10 pai • 3 - 2 pm! - 214 224 42 43 63 2i 41 a 42 13 14 I 3 2 disi 8 6 dls• - 93 95 I - IS 17 10 3 din' - 9 7 cllsl - 11 9 die - S S dls - 1 2 pm' - 1 3 pm! 67 69 44 46 I ldis par' idla 19 481 42 43 sti 42 3 21 zd dis; ail - (4 Sida 4 ; 79 U ; • av 26 11 - 3110e4liztli - 7 a d4:d - 49 49 4 8 9 7 414 - IA 46 44e p d ct 'new I &am 1" 14/14.6 ARKET.-(THI8 DAY.) MONEY X Otis o'Climm. The share markets are firm to-day, with a good amount of business. The recent specu lators for lower prices are still effecting purchases, while the public exhibit an increased desire to enter into bond fide operations. Fresh transsctions, however, are partly checked at the moment by the fortnightly settlement, which has just commenced. The funds are unchanged, but s further rise has occurred in Bri tish railway stocks and foreign bonds. The inquiry extends to colonial government securities, as well as banking and financial shares. The applications for discount to-day are upon a very moderate scale, and the rate for the best paper is unchanged, at 31 per cent. In the Stock Exchange, short loans on English government securities are obtainable at 3 to 31 per cent. Consols are now quoted 89/ to t, cunt div., for money, and 881 to ex div., for the account (6th December). The foreign stock market is firm, and a rise, ranging from to per cent., has taken place in Turkish of 1862 ; ditto of 1865, and Mexican Bonds. Spanish Passive and Certificates are also 1 better ; Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 57 to 58 ; ditto, 1865, 32* to ; Greek, 131 to 14; Spanish Passive, 21i to / ; ditto Cer tificates, 131 to 141 ; Italian of 1861, 54A to ; Mexican, 17)1 to American securities are without change of importance. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 64 to g ; Erie Railway shares, 511 to / ; and Illinois Cen tral, 771 to 78. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph shares have improved 2a. 6d. to ss. ; the former are called 14* to 1, and the latter, 4} to 1. International Financial shares are quoted 11 to 11 dis. ; London Financial, 17 to 16 du. ; General Credit, 11 to 1/ dis. ; Credit Foncier, 4g to dia. ; National Discount, 9/ to 10 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 17. The numbers are published of 461 bonds, repre seating 98,400/., of the Turkish 6 per Cent. Loan of 1862, which were drawn on the Bth inst., and are to be paid off at par on the Ist January neat. The present price of these bonds in the market being only 57, the bonus to the holders of the win ning numbers is about 43 per cent., so that this paper assumes something of the character of a lottery ticket, differing, however, in this respect, that it pays a high rate of interest. The amount of gold sent in to the Bank yester day was 42,0001., including 8,000 sovereigns from Malta. 1611 48 821 - xi _ ii- zd - The Atrato, from the West Indies, has brought 143,5001. in specie, and the Delta, from Alexandria, 4,1661. The steamer Ripon is expected to arrive at Southampton from Alexandria next Saturday, with 468,4861. in gold, chiefly Australian. The Norfolk is also on the way from Australia to London with 113,0001. ; the Sir John Lawrence, with 37,500/. ; and the Wooloomooloo with 25,5001. The aggre gate is 644,500/. The amount of government bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the 21st inst., will be rupees 30.00.000 (300,0001.) The advices from Adelaide, South Australia, an nounce the suspension of Messrs. Philip Levi and Co., merchants, with liabilities estimated at up wards of 300,0001. This is stated to be the largest mercantile failure ever known in the colony. The event, however, seems to have been expected in London for some time past. At Sydney, Messrs. Love and Son, wholesale grocers, and %V. Drynan and Co., warehousemen, had also stopped pay ment, with liabilities amounting to 46,000!. and 42,0001. respectively. A meeting of creditors of tho late Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited) was held yesterday, when the plan for the resuscitation of the under taking was placed before them for their approval, by means of which their claims will be satisfied by instalments as follows :-ss. payable in January next ; 3s. in July ; 2s. in October ; 2s. Gd. in March, 1868 ; and 24. Gd. in July, 1868 ; the pre sent liabilities of the shareholders to remain until the claims are satisfied. After some discussion, the proposal was agreed to. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia, a dividend was declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. The net amount of money invested by the under taking in Australia is 406,000/. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the Peruvian Railways Company (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Kinderaley on the 23rd inst. The solicitors for the ' petitioners are Messrs. Freshfields and Newman, and the petitioners themselves are the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company (Limited). An extraordinary general meeting of the China Steam Ship and Labuan Coal Company (Limited) is called for the 26th inst., " to consider the pro posed reconstruction of the company on the basis of the circular letter of the secretary to the share holders, under date of the 4th of October, 1866 ; and to receive and consider propositions to be made in accordance therewith, and to pass resolutions thereon. And, with a view to such reconstruction, to resolve on the dissolution and winding up of the company," &c. A meeting of the holders of Havana and Mariana() Railway mortgage bonds is called for the 11 Ifkh inst., at the offices of the Colonial Company (Limited), "to consider the steps to be taken in reference to the proposals of the railway company for satisfying the claims of the bondholders." The half-yearly meeting of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company is called for the 14th December. We are informed that the intended proceedings in Chancery by certain Metropolitan Extension shareholders against the Metropolitan Railway Company have been withdrawn, after due consi deration. The traffic receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the third week in October amount to 146,104 dols., against 162,205 dols. in the corresponding period of last year, showing a decrease of 16,101 dols. The total receipts from the Ist January to the 23rd October were 4,547,202 dole., against 4,222,078 dohs. in the like period of 1865, exhibiting an increase of 325,124 dols. 3iANIUT EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 884 i " buyers," ex div., for the Gth December, were first marked this morning 880, and closed at 881 to 1.. For money the last price was 891 to g, with div. The official business report is as follows :—Thres Cent. Consols,perfor money, 89 1 , 5 , 1 , 1; ditto, for account, 88 1, 4 ; Three per Cents. Ruoed, 871, , ; N e w Three par Cents., 87f Red Sea T e legraph, 195 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 6 ; ditto Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupep paper, 85, 45 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1011, 1005 ; ditto Fi v e-and-a-Half per Cen t., 1014, ; ditto Bonds, 23e., 21s. prem. Indian Government securities were steady. Exchequer Bills remain at par to p 4s. prem. In the foreign stock market the rincipal feature was an inquiry for Mexican and Turkish Bonds of 1865, which rose tog Per cent. Turkish Guaranteed also improved 1 per cent., and Spanish Passive, 4 ; but Italian of 1861 declined # : and Spanish Cer tificates, 5. The transactions generally were more numerous than on Saturday, and the tone of the market was firm. The Egyptian Ismail Pacha Loan has risen to 744 to 75. Egyptian Railway Debentures rose 14 per cent. after the recognized hou. There was an increased a mount of business in bank shares, and prices were rather firmer. Bank of Egypt and Bank of New Zealand were in good ' demand, and rose 1 /. London and County, Orion : tal, and Union of Au stralia also advanced and 10s., while Albion, Australasia, an d Metropolitan Provincial declined 10s. The shares of the financial companies 5.. demand at an improvement. London Finnan and Credit Fancier of England were in chief re quest, and advanced 10s. General Credit also rose 7s. ed., and International Financial, ls. W. Prices were last quoted as follows :—lnterns tional Financial, 11 to 11 dis. ; General Credit, lf to 1 dia. ; London Financial, 17 to - I6 the: ; and Credit Foncier of England, 4f to 1 dia. 9 31 Hudson's Bay shares closed at 1 to 4 ; Ne tional Discount, at 91 to 10 prem., • 2s. 04. better ; and General Ottoman, at Ito 1 prem. Miscellaneous shares were in demand, an better in several cases. British and Irish Magnetic Telb graph improved 1/. 10s. ; Imperial Land of Mar seilles, Ocean Marine Insurance, and United King dom Telegraph, 10e. ; and Commercial Union Insurance, London District Telegraph, Natal Land, and Thames and Mersey Insurance, ss. On the other hand, English and Scottish Marine Insurance declined IL ; Ceylon, 10s. ; and Fair ' bairn Engineering, be. London and St. Katharine Dock stock receded 1 per cent. Anglo-American and Telegraph Construction shares were unchanged at 141 to 1, and 1 dis. to 1 prem., respectively ; but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference declined 2s. 61. to 5a., viz., to 4 to 4i. The dealings in American securities were to a fair extent. The 5.20 Bonds were inquired for, and rose 1 per cent. Illinois Central Railway shares also improved 1, and United States 6 per Cents., 1, while Erie Railway shares declined 1. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds were dull. Prices closed as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 691 to 1; Erie Railway shares, 511 to 1 ; Rlinois Centr al, 771 to 78 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 64; to 65 ; ditto Consolidated Most gage Bonds, 39 to 1, ex coupon. - Colonial . government securities were in demand, and a rise of i to 1 per cent. was observable in Natal, New South Wales, New Zealand, South Australian, and Victorian. MINES.-(T1118 DAY.) °its o'Cioca. In the mining market to-day there is a demand for North Crofty, East Lovell, Great Vor, and West Caradon shares, but Prince of Wales are again flatter. The amount of business generally is limited, owing partly to the settlement. North Crofty are q uoted 325. Gd. to 355. ; East Lovell , to(;11 ibreat Vor, 161 to 171 ; West Caradon, 15i to 161 ; N..rth Treskerby, 3to ; Chiverton, 11, to 8 ; P'rince of Wales, 245. to 255. ; West Chi verton, 59 to ; and Chontalea, n I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Bccart.—The market has opened steadily at fully last week's prices. The tr ivets sales include yellow Havana at 324. to . 11.. &l .; Cuba Muscovado at 28.. lid.; and brawn Mauritius at 28.. Gd. Refined—Dried goods are scarce, and are saleable at full prices. Corneas.—The private sales are at full prices, including 300 casks of plantation ; also 500 bags of native Ceylon, at 04s. to G.ls.; 203 bags of Rio, at &is. to 575. Gd. TEA.—The public wiles progress heavily ; common greens and new season's Hollings at a sE4lit decline. Run.-50 puncheons of Demerara sow at Is. Gid. to Is. 71 Awn—The market continues quiet SALTPETHL —350 bags of Bengal sold for cash at 19a. id. for refraction 74. CAMIA Li N CA.-100 bores of second pile sold at at which there are no further sellers. Coprum. —Owing to unfavourable advice' received from America prices chow a further decline, and arc now ?el. per lb. below those of Friday last. Jr re. —About 2,7051 bales sold at steady prices. HEMP.—Russian firm at .131. for clean. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The =tricot is sternly at the following prices :—Tan tallow Cis. 3,1.; Petersburg Y.C. on the .pot, 445.; Decem ber, 445. sd.; denary to March, 44e. lid. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reverts Made slow at the following prices:—Prime clover, from 100 a. to 1155.; inferior ditto, 90s. to 95m ; prime second cut clover, 90s. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 36a. to 70s. ; prime meadow bay. $O.. to 85s. ; inferior ditto, Ms. to 70s ; straw, Xs. to 445. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARIBTS. Irvin Toot, Nor. 14.--bales to-day Great Eastern, 261 7 4.4 --Great Western. b 2 3 1-London and North Western, 1174 18-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 501 1 1-Metropo litan, 1244 1 -Midland, 124-North British, St,j- North Eastern, Berwick capital stock, 10:i Ditto, York. inl4-North Stafford. shire, 73-South }:astern, 644 4 :4—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4- Great Western of Canada, 121 5-16- Illinois Central. 771-United States 5-20 W,nils, out 4 n 1- - Great Luxembourg shares, In-- Mercantile and Ex..hange Batik Limited , b A.-Empire Lirolted , J.-Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life, 4,1 p.-Theme' and Mersey Marino ,Limited , , 34 p.-Ansdis- Amnican 'releeraph, 141 4--. Atlantic Telmasph b per cent, 4 3.16 4-West twits and Pacific Steam, 44. IiMICHESTEM. Nur. 12 -A very good liGelbeall was done, and prices were bran. with an upward tendency in tame cases. Anglo-American Tekgraph illndted., 144-Atlantic rob:grata Pref. b per cent., b 34 -Luttalo aid Lake Hun 11, 3 15-16-Confede tate Luau. Consullated Bank Limited', 1 p.-Brien, 62 11- Great Egitern, 2 , 11 1 7 / -Great Luxembount, 12 9-16--Greek Northern A, 1'27-Great Western, 531 774 1-Landon and Cal. Marine Insurance 'Limited (h d -L,ndon and Mottle Western. 117 1-31sucluster, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, Ditto Fite per cut. Pref., iisl-11etrpolitan. 1241 1=- Ditto District, 064-Ditto new Extra, 1091 G-North 391 üb4 11 .-Soutli EaMeni, 644 1- Spanish Passives, 211- Thames and Mersey tlarine Insurance (Limited,, 31 44 p.- United State , L- . 20 ears' Bonds, 691 1-New Granada, 13/. hlMtnNGirAv, N. Y. 12.-The tramartPms G.-day were-In Bir mingham Con.ll shams, at b 74 ; Gloucester Wagon shares Limited , at 11 7.1 n : and ditto, fourth Josue, at 1 prem. Maine prices Lancashire and Yorkshire Hallway, 124. sellers . . North Staffordshire 725, *tiers : Staffordshire and Worces tershire l'anal. :xso. buyers ; Birreingbani loam and Dietrich Bank.") to 101 Birmingham and Midland Bank, 140 to 144 - Lloyd's 16 Limited . , 7to 74 prem.: Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank United preuL, sellers: and flinningbaso Finsocka Limited., 14 to 14 dis. AN ANcIENT J Mist! COLONY.—Art American missionary in China writes to • New York to sae that the famous Jewish c o lony in Kai-fung- fee , capital of the Celestial Empire, is scattered, and their synagogue demolished. He visited the site of the latter, and found a stone had been placed on the spot. Os tae side of the stone was an inscription commemorating the erection of the synagogue in the reign of the Sung dynasty, A.D. 1163 ; and referring the first arrival of the Jews in China to the dynasty of Hon, B.C. 200—A.D. 200. On the other side was • record of its rebuilding in the dy n asty of Ming, about 3 00 years ago. He found out some of the drecendants of the colony, and learnt that they now numbered about RIO indi viduals. They stated that they had been obliges ta sell the metered' of their synagogue to purchase the necessaries of life. They were all poor, some were money changers, others sold fruit and cakes, and copiothesers of t again he dealt in old clothes. They possess a few Jewish winterise, and • roll of the law, but they are kgnorant of the Hebrew language. The wisaionary saw the son of the last Rabbi, with whom perished a knowledge of the sacred tongue. The individuals forming this most interesting remnant were unable to trace their tribal pedigree ; they kept no register, they never assembled as a congregation, and their children are growing up with out the seal o f covenant. They remembered the names of the feasts of tabernacles, and unleavened bread. The missionary found • large tablet that adorned the synagogue, on which could be traced the name of Israel, in a Mahommedan mosque in Kei-fung-fee. A G ED SUICIDES.—Three persons, the youngest of whom was 57 years of age, destroyed themselves in the west of England du rin g the past week. Two of these sad events occurred in Cornwall, when one James Shakerley, IT, of St. Just-in-Penwith. hung himself on the farm pre mises of his brother-index, and where • woman named Hill, 59, of licrlinnick, threw herself into the river Poses,. Both had for some time past been in a very desponding condition ; so also bad a widow, in good circumstances, named Bastin, Go, who hung herself at her farm-house near Rockear. South Devon. Tug New GovERNOR OT VICTORIA.—Those who expected to see great changes result from the appointment of Sir If. Manners- , Kist o 0 to the governorship of the colony must be badly disappointed. His excellency seems resolved to offend no one, to enjoy his poeition, and let things remain as they are. In truth, unless very deficient in common sense, and far less experienced than be can possibly be supposed to be, he could adopt no other course with any expectation either of comfort to himself or of retaining is position. Up to the present time he has done remarkably . well. He may have disappointed those who imagined his special mis sion was at once to inaugurate • new regime, to put down Higinbotham and set up Bunny, to dismiss IPCulloch and send for lll`Mahon ; but he has undoubtedly pleased the people. Coming to the colony at a most crib be ,- cal period he bad a di fficult p art top lay. but hitherto has proved himself equal to the task. He has studiously avoided expressing any opinion upon past political diffi culties, but, accepting the position just as he found it, he has fallen into the accustomed routine, and has occupied no small portion of his time in visiting the country dis tricts and opening some of the loci exhibitions which have been 'held prior to the great intercoloLial ex position of native industry and art which is to tak e place in Melbourne during the next month.—Melbourne Age, Sept 27. rem in 6311 124 I 834 191 :24 31 38 71 pm 1031 19 181 1061 t