The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton Mr. Commisioner Fonblaaque.) LI RE THE CIPI4T WAREN RILVER LEAD lIIININGCOMPANY. This was the day appointed for hearing a petition for a winding-up order. The petitioners were Mr. John Hughes and several others, of Aberystwith, creditors a the clrnpany. The company it appeared had only been registered in January last; the offices were at Grosham•bouse. In August last a special general meeting of the company had resolved on a voluntary winding•tip, and appointed Mr. F. Moloney, accountant, the liquidator. Mr. Whinny, on investigating the books of the company, found that the liabilities were I,803?., and that there ware no meta He thereupon settled a list of contributories, and made a call of 3/. per share. Mr. Sargood appeared in support of Ihe petition. It rested on the ground that the company was unable to pay its debts ; that judgments bed been obtained which were unsatisfied. Mr. Bagley apposed on behalf of the company. It appeanng that affidavit. had been recently filed, an adjournment was taken by consent. - - IN RL JOHN DALE% The bankrupt was a merchant and contractor, of Gingham house. The failure occurred two or three years ago. and the bankrupt has since undergone 1$ months' imprisonment for diverse offences. His liabilities were considerable, chiefly arising out of his connexion with the Welland and other railways in Canada. Mr. A. Turner, for the assignees, offered no opposition, and the bankrupt pseeed. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) wasTm I NSTER. RO BB rRR AT THE GREAT EXHIBTRON. l'orherine Pelle'', an Irishwoman, wax charged with rob bin* Mr. Morriah, re/maumit contractor at the Inter national Exhibition. Police-constable Broderick, of the X division, said he was on duty last night at the Western Annexe, when he saw the prisoner leaving the building. Observing that she was carrying something, he asked what she had got there, when she replied, a bit of meat for her supper. He then found about • pound of cooked meat in bar bundle, and on her being searched, her pocket was dis covered full of lump sugar. and she had a towel belonging to Mr. Norrialt round her body. Mr. John Bertrn, manager to Mr. Morrish, said that the prisoner, who was employed at the refreshment-moms, was brought to his office last evening, when he deemed it his duty to charge her, in consequence of the vast number of persons in the same service. Paynter—HowmaCymervants are employed there! Mr. Bertram—Nearly eleven hundred, and if all were to take things in this way when they left the building they would soon produce a state of bankruptcy. Mr. Paynter —I should think they would, indeed. Prisoner—l took the sugar certainly, but I had the meat for my supper, and the towel I merely put round me to prevent my clothes wetting me. Mr. Poynter—l shall commit you for one month to hard labour in the House of Correction. MARLBOROUGHSTREET. A "GARIBALDIAN" IN THE HATBAREET. Jain Hurt, a respentablelooking young man, wee charged before Mr. Knox with creating a disturbance i n th e Hay market, and causiog• large crowd to assemble. From the evidence of Sergeant Jester, 4C, it appearedthat *little after two o'clock this morning he air a large crowd in St. Jamee's•merket, II ay mark et, and heard the calling out " Hurrah for Garibaldi !up with Geri i ! down with the Pope !" This was responded to by others in the crowd with the 177 of " Hurrah for the Pope!" As the crowd wan increasing in numbers, and fearing a collision, the pri soner having been drinking, he took him into custody, having requested him to leave, but without swum Pi isomer said he went into the Haymarket because it was raining for the purpose of shelter. Mr. Knox-- You go there fur shelter and then tell people your sentiments. Have you any particular feeling with Garibaldi? Prisoner—Oh no, not at all. Mr. Knox-1 will, young man, give you two pieces of advice. Keep out of the Haymarket at two in the morn ing, for if you do not you will only find yourself among thiovealand prostitute*, and other bad characters. The second piece of advice is, not to trouble yourself about Garibaldi or the Pope. You are discharged. TH A M ES. RTABBINCL-THL CNHAPPT COUTLE. Charles Watlow. a herring merchant, agtd 29, of No. 40, Old Graeellane, St. George-in•the-Esat, wee brought be fore Mr. Selfe, charged witg atabbing Esther Sutton, his con cubine, with a knife on the head. The ;artist have been cohabiting together for several years; but their union h am not b een sanc tifi e d y the church, and their connexion has been • very unhappy one. Yesterday an acquaintance of the parties came borne, after an Vitali:lee of live years ; and to celebrate his return to England • good deal of whiskey was drunk, and many became more or less inebriated over the affair. The prisoner and the proem:lute-ix quarrelled and fought, and she left the house and went to that of a neighbour for protection. She returned to her own dwelling at • late hour, and in the. belief that her paramour was in bed and asleep, she was creeping upstairs to her room, when she was met by the pri soner, who struck her on the hied with • knife, sal inflicted a severe wound. She fell and lost a good deal of blood. Her wound was dressed by Mr. Rose, surgeon, in High street, Shadwell. For the defence it was proved that the complainant was guilty of considerable violence, and struck Wallow on the nose with ►poker. He bled for some time copiously. She also kicked at him. When a polioe.constuble named Fry, No. 4818, went to the prisoner's room to take him into custody he found the door barricaded. He broke it open and took the prisoner iota custody. There was a l►rge pool of blood at the nod of the bed. - -- bl The prisoner —That came from me. I lost • quart of ood. Benjamin Selby, a youth, said the complainant struck him with the poker, and then heat hi, sister and his mother. Mr. Self, said there was no doubt the complainant was stabbed by her paramour, and there was also no question that she had previously struck him on the nose with a poker, and injured several other persons. This was all the coneeTienoe of the immorality of the parties, and their getting drank. It was a most disgraceful affair. If the prisoner had not been previously assaulted soil wonniled, he should most undoubtedly have sent him to prison without the option of paying a floe. As it was he should impasse fine of si. upon the prisoner, and in default of payment one month's imprisonment. The prisoner immediately paid the penalty. GREAT SALE OT ORNAMENTAL PLANTEL—AII who have visited Leamington withiu the last ten years know its magnificent arbuietuni on the south side of the town. This estate has been for more than that period devoted to the propagation and cultivation of the coniferous tribe of plants and rare shrubs. The soil has proved remarkably suitable for the growth of these plants, and they have there attained to a proportion which has established the fame of the nursery throughout the kingdom. The proprietor of the arboretum. Mr. Hitching, who is of the medical pro fession, has resolved to build an hydropathic establishment is the grounds. In consequence he has resolved to dispose of this interesting collection of plants, and Mr. Stevens is to offer it for sale by auction. The sale begins on Monday next, and will last six days. The specimens now growing there, in great luxuriance and beauty, are become of con siderable sue, and form a collection fit for transplanting, particularly valuable to those who are laying out pleasure pounds, or who are disposed to plant avenues of these aiogularly rare sod hand s ome trees. WEVHILL (HANTS) GREAT SHEET FAIL—WET TEIBAY, OCTOBER 10.—This was the opening day of this great fair, and which was limited to the sale of sheep, and for many days large flocks have continued to arrive from the chief alieep.brsedisit counties; but the greater portion were front Sussex. The importance of this fair to flock misters is considerable, and affords opportunity to breeders to exchange and effect crones essential to sheep. keeping. The engrossing topic of conversation was the Prevailing epidemic among sheep (smallpox) in the western counties, and it is satisfactory to state that reports are that the disrobe a much slated, and in a few weeks it will be entirely eradicated from sheep-Hocks. Proper measures were bikes to prevent sheep infected being brought into the vicinity of the fair, thereby precluding coutamination to healthy locks. The fair was hugely attended by sheep dealers, breeders, mil farmers. A good demand for store nod stock sheep exi.ted, and. although advanced prices were asked. yet a quick sale was effected, and early in the day nearly all the sheep and lambs were sold. The follow ing were the prices :—Stock sheep, !Southdown and half bred, ewes, young and of good breed, 28s. to 445. a bead, sal choice ditto, 4es.; broken-mouthed ewes. 30s. to 3-Se.; bonint ewes, 50a. to lifts.; and young ewes lambing down early, els. • head ; Sussex down wether lambs, 245. to Ai a., tied superior ditto 214 e. • head ; ewe lambs. 21s. to per ditto ; stern sheep, full mouthed well-heed Southdown soil half-bred wethers. realised 445. to 414 a. a head ; and ditto io foil condition, Ws. to 555.; two tooth wethers, Ale. to 38a ; and plain tags, 27a. to 30e. pet ditto. Rams—The sale and letting of rams engaged the attention of breeders. and tope from eminent fiockmastees sold at from 5 to 15 guineas, and top lambs, well brad, suit able for the next erasion, 4to H goiseas each. It is roughly estimated that but little over 200,000 sheep and lambs were hurdled up ; Nome few droves came as unsold sheep from netgliliouring fair*, and the aggregate amount of sheep was nearly one-third leas than preceding averages, The fair to-day was for the exclusive subs of sheep sod lambs, std tomorrow it will resume for horse, and horned cattle, and on Monday the celelinited hop and cheese fair will rono meore, and continue the three following days. The exten sive tier of hop bares and factors' offices are under pre paration for the reeptioe of bora and cheese. A con ridensble quantity of hops are on transit by road and rail. The Superior Court of California him decided that the poll tax of 2) dollars per month on every Chios :3mo in the stater in aecordance with the constitution. ISOBAlt&I. SUNDAY. MONDAY. Variable. wwiterly, BOMAN& B.R.W. toW.N.W.. mo showers. derata to strong. rainy. 3.R W. to W.N.W., IRELAND. S.W. to N.W., trash to fresh, rainy. strong, rainy. R.R.W. to W.N.W., W. Carnal.. W.R.W. VI N.N.W., moderate to fresh, fresh to strong. raluy. B.W. to N.W., fresh, B.W.EROLABD. W.B.W.toN.W.,strwsg, rainy. squally. B.S.W. to W.N.W., ILL ENGLAND. LW. to W. N.W ,fre-ls, moderate to fresh, strong. rainy. 8. to W. and N.W., IL rout LW. to N.W., fresh, moderate, showery. showers. • REPR PHILNTATION or EAST K ENT .— The retire- I ment of Mr. Deedes proves to be perfectly correct, and the fact that Sir Norton J. Knatchbull will fight the conser vative battle—if fight there he—with Sir B. Bridges against all corners is almost equally certain. Mr. Deedes has been for many years • very valuable county member, and his loss will he much regretted.—Samez /express. MAJOR LOND LET AND THE FEDERAL COLONEL AT BAimmeitre—Commentiog upon the account which Major Loogley, of the Royal Engineers, give. of a very unpleamot reneootre between himself and a Federal colonel at • railway station near Baltimore, the Army and Nary . Cla:rite observes Major Lonnie] may have been per- • fectly justified and perfectly free from any thought of giving offence when he first made his remark oa the physical merits of the Confederate prisoners —although. wider certain circunistances, even such a remark might have savoured of insult—hut when, from the coarse way i io which it was received, he gathered that any further adherence to it would have been turned into a cause of personal quarrel, it would hare been more prudent for him to remain silent, unless, indeed, he had meantime made no his mind to resent whatever insult he might receive after the fashion which American custom, as well as Ameri can military . law, approves. Again, Major Linsley wan not happy in demanding military satisfaction from the United Statee•General Commanding. Lieutenant Colonel Many does not appear to have inflicted the insult and violence complained of while in the discharge of his duty, and Major Loogley bad no military status in America to justify him in seeking the arbitration of a military tribunal. We are inclined to think that the opinion of the gentlemen soldiers of this isountry will substantially coincide with the decision of General Wool, namely, that Major Longley and Colonel Many were both in the wren``, and that the remedy of the former lay out of his ',, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1862. MELANCHOLY OCCURIMNCR IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. INQUEST.-(THIS DA V.) Mr. William Payne, the coroner for the City, held an inquest at Guy's Hospital, this morning, on the body of a man unknown, who met with his death under the following melancholy circumstances : From the evidence of William Pass, living at Balham, it appears that the deceased we■ travelling with him, on Monday evening last, I. a third-class carriage, from New Cross to Forest Hill station. The deceased sat next to wither and on leaving New Cross it was ascertained that • lady's dress had caught in the carriage door. The de ceased thereupon opened the door and got the dress in, and afterward leant out of the window for the purpose of fastening the catch at the bottom of the carriage, which is placed there to prevent people getting out before the train dope, and the train having passed through New Cross Bridge the suspicions of the people were amused that he was rather long fastening the catch; and upon nearing Forest Hill witness got up and looked at deceased, when he discovered him with his hands hanging down outside the carriage, and the mark of • blow on his forehead. Witness got the deceased in from the window. It was afterwards ascer tained that the deceased was about to raise his head while the train was passing under the bridge, sod that in doing so his head came in contact with the abutment, causing • con clusion of the brain. The train baying reached Forest Hill, be was taken out and sent direct to London-bridge, and con veyed to the hoepitel. Dr. Holmsted, house surgeon, said the deceased, when brought in, was quite insensible. There was a severe scalp wound, but there was no fracture of the skulL He was bleeding from the nose and mouth. He died onTnesday morn ing without recovering his mopes. In his opinion the concussion of the brain was the cause of death. Ann Hopwood, of Wandsworth-common, the lady whose dream caught in the door, corroborated the above evi dence. George Gates, the guard of the train, gave similar evi dence. Charles Carpenter, inspector of police, said he had bills circulated giving a description of the deceased, but he had heard no inquiries respecting him. The Coroner having summed up the evidence the jury returned a verdict of "Accidental Death." METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. The usual meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held yesterday at the office, `3p:iag•gardenr; Mr. J. Tuwarres in the chair. THE STORAGE or PETROLEUM. A deputation from the inhabitants of Millwall attended to present a memorial in reference to the storage of petroleum. The memorial stated that in consequence of the great oolleo tion of petroleum or American rock in the neighbourhood of Minivan, by Messrs. Timothy and the Asphaltum Com pany, they trusted the board would order its immediate re moval? by refusing to grant their licenses for the storage of it, as in the event of a conflagration the danger to life and loss of property would be enormous. Mr. TURNER having addressed the board in support of the memorial, . . The CiAIRMAN said the board felt the full responsibility which the Petroleum Act had cast upon them, and be could assure the deputation that they would exercise the utmost vigilance in the discharge of their duty. The memorial was received and entered on the minutes, and the subject referred to the streets committee. TIM IMIAIMIIIMT pe THE THAMES. The following report was brought up from the finance comiritteein refer to the embankment of the Thames : " Your 'honourable board on the 11th of August last having referred it to your committee to take steps for raising the funds for carrying out the Thames Embankment Act, they have been in communication with the comrnis• sioners of her Majesty's Treasury with reference to the ap propriation of the Thames Embankment and Metropolis Improvement Fund, under the 45th section of the act, and have received from that department a request to be fur nished with an account of all costa, charges, sod expenses incurred by the board in relation to the act. Your solicitor has, by direction of your committee, pro- cured and laid before them the counsel's fees, parlia• mentery agents' charges, and miscellaneous espouse in curred by your hon. beard in connexion with the measure during its passage through parliament, from which it appears that so far as at present ascertained, the expenses incurred amount to 1,61 W. 4s. 4d. Borings and other works for canying out the act are now in progress, and with a view to providing for defraying the oast of the same, and meeting the expenses above referred to, your committee reoom mead that a communication be made to the Treasury ap prising them of the amount of expenses already incurred, I and for the purpose of opening an amount at the bank, that the board do under their seal, in pursuance of the 45th section of the Thames Embaokmeut Act, 1862, request the commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury to pay over to them the sum of 20,00 D/. on account." In answer to Mr. Robinson, The CHAIRMAN said the Thames Embankment Act autho rised an expenditure to be incurred by this hoard, and such expenses were to b 3 d frayed out of the Thames embank ment fund. That expenditure comprised the expenses of obtaining the act, making borings along the foreshore of the Thames, and ether expenses, for the purpose of enabling the board to proceed with vigour in carrying the provisions of the act into effect. Mr. Romosoo said he sow by the model before him that several new streets were proposed is connexion with the Thames embankment, and he wished to know if those pro- posed sew streets emanated from this board. The CHAIRMAN said they formed is portion of the whams recommended by the royal commissioners, sod since then emotional by parliament. The model now on the table showed in its integrity the scheme as it had been approved by both houses of parliament. The recommendation of the finance committee was tonal melody adopted. THE SEWERS OF THE 11ETROPoLI& Mr. Deputy HARRISON moved, " That the engineer be instructed to report what works are necessary in order to put all the sewer enumerated in Schedule 1) to the Metro polis Local Management Act in efficient working oondition, and the estimated cost thereof." These were main sewers, some of them uncovered, and a nuisance, and the hoard ought at once to take them in hand, and put them in a proper condition. The motion was carried unanimously. The routine business was disposed of. and the board ad journed. WEATHER REPORT.—(THJs DAY.) SATVPOAT. MOM 11. • &IL 3 L W. D. Ir. 0. L. & 2. - - - - --- - - --- - - Num. ... ..... 29.91 42 41 ZAK 2 2 - Limns= ... 29.9 i 61 60 R. 3 a - Linz - Azaaoss a - roam= ...- 29.98 68 55 P. K 1 o - 61L963 - VALIUM& 1401134111170W11 H0rt88.49 19.62 67 66 E.B.F. 2 Sr 0.15 law rm... 01. Piximas 59.82 67 66 B. 2 3 13r 0.37 P9astioll .89 SO 62 8.8. W. 3 6 Sr 0.33 Piciro9o2 29.90 50 67 H. W. 3 6 6r 0.21 . 11346 f 29.26 56 64 BW. 2 4 8r 0.60 VIM It VIII . Poosatorril -29 66 68 57 W. N. W. 4 7 8r 1.10 Dor IR - 198908 20.90 37 56 B.R.W. 3 9 Sr 0.65 VAIIII , MTN - ICA RenAoooo 9.96 36 63 8.8. 19 1 - PP is... to - 11 IpooLAND - 30.06 51 6O 8. 3 7 6f - SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoon. The railway market continues very inactive t and, with the exception of a decline 01l * per cent, in Great Eastern stock, the prices of the principal lines show no variation. London and North Western stock is now quoted 92/t to 1 ; Great Western, 66f to •; Mid land, 1281 to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108# to ; Caledonian, 109 to 4; South Eastern, 83# to # ; Groat Eastern, 451 to 46; Great Northern, 123 to 124 ; and London and South Western, 99 to 100. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 5# to prem. Other foreign, as well as colonial shares, exhibit no change of important*. 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I N. 1 IaNAWAIL I Clostog vetoes. I Salsa. 10 • amnaa - - a all all Aram& Amain & Boaardas 71 7 3 I - IM - II 16 Bahia& 6.196.11.9.7p.0. 2 21 pm t.o: 1 6 all Belgliia R. Jumada - a an :Bides to °misma- .- .- - SO Vaasa= Mina &NUL - - - IS an ll! - a V l :Mod= 10 II ,Datok lashis 4 11 poi 17s N all;radara a iroooo - 110 all Od. ltasslas pa. 11. p.a - - - 19 all Gt. °Mrs' of Irina - - - 10 all ,G 4. Lambs. Coot. 111 144 141 - 19 all italian Junction - - - 70 all Las Constance & Bala .... ... 90 all 'Lam ana Turnhout - - N all !Lam and Geneva - - M _all I IllarN Antonia - - - "a N Ifsris&Usige LB: tha ti 01 - 11 sa •,Do.o o.PrL Betigoe. 20 21 - 111 all 11 of op..- 41 at U 16 16 I Do. New Shares - . ..... -pm - 10 all ; Norwegian Think Eta 9 10 - 10 17 .01tonian'Sm) , us A idal - - dl. - 10 a=, Lyons. and Nadia 41 .18 - 91 •n and Orleans 42 43 x all - 10 all Bactt• and 8. Francisco (Pernambuco) a. 7p. o. 18 181 ' 1.11 11l it Ilia sod Dausburg - - - le all loyal Danish - 6 all lisp! Swedish - a all 1 Da 7 per oent. - - a all Sombre and Nouse 1 101 101 10: 6 10 all Da 6 per mica Poet 1 0,6 106 - >s B )97 Pala I 1 4 II pm - 10 it ;LAM& M7psect -Vesetiaat , 111 IS ;a al N 10 "Lt l'orta p - • , -- 10 a Mont o an' of Brims.. - S6l 161 - NI 4 il'arin sad llama 1 4 all WM Planar' ... . . - 111 all Do. St oar osit. * Fret 10 11,4 - In an iw•••ilt. w.ocr.•••• n w•• 11 00 laallia. No. 18h. I Date. I P.l I ill. al.m. I 4.1... MAW 114. \ orammlal IN .- .- 1 64,000; 04. Do. 4 p.ol.Prd. NI 1011 ..- -- - s„. 11,066,6d0 at. But and Wed lnda 10 128 IST 1271 1,438.110, 84. London IN 61 1$ Olt ' 240,800 24.. IL 1 1(4therla• lOO 00 61 .-- 1100.1165 SI. thanloos I 000,000 U. Victoria - I.ooot 10 Do, New SO 11.01M1 St I 4.660' 211,760 030,0001 14.1101. MOP 1 W.l)/A 1 11,64.6 60.0011 No. I 10.000. 10,000' 10,0001 01.0001 20.000, 614,700, ' 0 1.11:0 10 ow 10,000 0 I,VO NAP. 00. 17,000 10,0411 10,010..; 00APILMOL iAt iot Oft, r Halos. lAnnts-Moslian Ent Atlantic nt. Wall ilt.(l ) An t*sHsa Agrleal Berns Waterworks.. Bombay (Isa, LWOW Mtn 111* Ksa. Do. B I ray a. UV lOW Outs& land oo,ellng.l Await Palat• —l.7o.7Prefe.rtoos Doh ▪ lodUeottonAgency,L LUdir at Wu. • itykus, I rro t erool Ihootrto Tel Bog. and ALM . • • • Gem Steam Bartow. i• Omit Bhip (Limited) Do. 17 per ...rut. Ind Loa. Disbiet Tot (L I Loa. Goa. Omnilms Lnu.a. 4 l. raDir.TOL ,L.) Madras Into. t Quo Norther. Es. IIL (Um, Nations! D 48004108 0o Narbibl , )iii`oolk iron( L Netherton& L 8 p. (spot N. Brans. a N. Boot. Ln N. kate Brit. l Austrolesim Or IMOD. In. Mai. aka ; • • Ottoman Cu Pail liner Was Wt. Pada. opt Oita Near Da lea QuebradaLlEd.&ll.(l4 Says!"7 Zroa r Hok Ntin itio de.Tan. i Do. Royal NMI Steam . Matti& Amt. !presto. •Muth Australian 14101 aubmarine Tel. &rip Da. do. Registered Do do. Telegraph to India (L : T.& Ag. of Auet(L) TminteLa.Co.U.Canad. On. Kingdom Tel. (L, inemeres fund.. 1 U 17 148 19 11 91 IGO 16 20 86 66 109 112 119 111 dli 8 10 n* }p. 100 103 24 6 ! lidb If If Woo' W wea l 4.• l I Akw, ti ti PM $ • li 2 2 Pm $ 4 pm e 1 10 II ii 1 i 8 4 t p. a e pm 72 74 1$ lb ^n i } d4 II 20 6 6 18 e -81 A Pee si 06 nn In i _I I i t la 1 I pa I i dis 12 111 110 i 10 About 1,300 entries were made last Wednesday for the Great Autumn Fruit, Root. and Cereal Exhibition at South Kensington, open to all corners and all nations. " When we say," observes the Gardeners' Chronicle, "that in addition to Great Britain and our own North American and Australian colonies, great collections of produce earns from France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal ; Denmark, Swe den. Norway, and even Lapland ; Belgium, Hatovirr, Hol land, Hamburg, Wurtemberg, and Russia; Greece, Syria, Turkey, and Tunis ; and even from Mexico, British Guiana. and Venezuela, we shall have indicated in even this dry enumeration of countries how varied and interesting a gathering was thus brought together." THE ABDUCTION CASE AT WIRITECRATEL.—When this case was hoard at the Thames Polioe.conrt on Thursday, on which occasion tho prisoner was committed for trial, Mr. Stoddart, the solicitor for the prosecution, said be wished to take that opportunity of saying that the girl Nunn made a mistake when she gave her evidence last week, She said the prisoner took her to the Moon coffeehouse ; it was the coffeehouse, White chapel-road, next door to the Mona, where the prisoner educed the girl after he had deco zed her from her home. CAUTION TO VOLUNTEER OFFICER& —At the in quest held on the boy shot at Swansea by a volunteer the jury returned the following verdict :—" The jury find that Real Griffiths was accidentally shot on Saturday, the 4th of October, and that no blame is to be imputed to the person who Bred the shot. The jury desire respectfully sod unani mously to urge on officers commanding corps within this liberty that efficient measures should be taken to prevent persons of tender ream from acting as markets at the butts, and that clear rules should he drawn up and enforced to prevent, as far as is practicable, such melancholy accidents in future," Volunteer officers in general would do well to attend to this recommendation. A DARING Ttunr.—On Wednesday afternoon it young men entered the saleroom of Mr. Wiliam Whyte, pawnbroker, Herbertwastreet. Glasgow, and asked the saleswoman to show him a gold watch. She heeded him • watch valued at 10/., and u soon as be got possession of the property he threw mnantity of snuff in her face, and made bin escape. A flasher observed the fellow rannim across the street, and suspecting that he bad oommit some depredatioe, captured him. The prisoner, who is supposed to be an old offender, refused to give his mine when taken to the Southern Police Statios.-01rugoko Herald. MONEY MARKET.-(THI6 DAL) Two o'CLool. The Stook Exchange markets are very inactive to-day, and prices in most instances are with out change. Consols are quoted the same as yesterday, as well as (with the exception of a trifling decline in Great Eastern) railway shares. The Turkish Loan of 1864 has improved ; other Ottoman securities, including the Consolidis, being quiet. The Egyptian Loan is still flat. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 71fr. 87c., showing no movement of importance. Consols are quoted 931 to / for money, and 94 to 94 for the 6th of November. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 931, 1 ; Three per Cents Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, k ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; Bank Stock, 2361, ex div. ; Red Sea Telegraph, 211 ; India Stock, 229, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 109 ; Five per Cent. "enfseeti" rupee paper, 1061 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 20s. prem. ; ditto March, 18e. prem. _ . There is a fair amount of business doing in the foreign stock market to-day. With the exception of a rise of per cent. in the loan of 1854, which is quoted 82 to 83 ex div., Turkish securities are without change. The loan of 1858 is quoted 681 to 1 ; the scrip of 1862, 5 dis. to par ; and Consolidefs, 375 to 1. The Egyptian Loan re mains heavy at 88 to 89, and the second issue at 3 to 4 prem. Mexican Bonds are rather firmer, and Spanish Passive and Old Venezuelashow no variation. Italian Five per Cents. are quiet ; Russian scrip is quoted 11 to If prem. ; Venezuelan, 3 to 1 prem. ; Portuguese, 21 to 1 prem ; and Peruvian 2 to 11 die., showing a fall of 1 'per cent. Transactions are recorded as follows : Bra zilian Old Five per Cents., 100, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 951; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 881, 89 ; 1 ditto, second issue, 31, 4 prem. ; ditto, paid up, 871, 881 ; Italian Five per Cents., 731, ti ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 731; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 331, 1 ; New Ontnada ex overdue Coupons and Hectares,lo; Piedmontese Five per Cents., 72 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., A scrip, 11 dia. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., scrip, 25 prem. ; Russian Five per Cents., ; ditto, for account, 951 ; ditto, scrip, 11 prem. ; ditto paid-up, 95f, 95 ; Spanish Passive, 221, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 10/ ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 821, ex div.; ditto, 1858, for account, 69, 681 ; ditto scrip, 1, dis. ; ditto paid-np, 675, 4, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 291. HaLs•wir Two o'CLocx. Consols are still quoted 9n to I for money, and 931 to 94 for the account. Towards the conclusion of next week, when the dividends will have been released, easiness is again expected to prevail. The outgoing steamer with the Bombay mail will take 254,6091., of which 1547801. is silver and 17,8281. gold for Bombay, and 78,0001. gold for Alexandria. . The advices from Melbourne announce that 588,0001. in gold has been shipped for England during the mouth. The large amount of Mexican dollars by the last packet was sold yesterday at ss. lid. per oz., being but a alight decline from prices lately current. There is but little general demand for this coin, as the late advice. from China are by no means en couraging to shippers. It is understood that our government will make a remittance by the next mail to Hong Kong. Bar silver remains without change at bs. lid. per oz., at which some consider able parcels were sold yesterday. The African mail steamer M'Gregor Laird has brought 8,5001. in gold. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 31 per cent. ; Vienna, 6 • Hamburg, 4 • Turin, 4f ; Frankfort, 24 ; Amsterdam, 3} ; B e rlin and Brume* 3 ; and St. Petersburg, 5 per cent. The rates on 'Change yesterday were generally rather firm. That on Vienna declined, owing to the smaller amount of bills offering on that city. Subjoined is our usual list : Amts dam, 3 months, 11.171 to ; Zito, 3 days, 11.151 to 181; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to 18 • Ant. w eep, 3 month 3. s, 2 4 2 1 , Paris 71; 3 d Hambu 25.17 rg, ms. to hum°, three onths, 17i to ; , ays, a 25; ditto, 3 months. 25.40 to 7i ; Frankfort-ea-the-Maim, 3 months, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 341 to 1 ; Vienna, eff. flo., 3 months, 12.45 to 55 ; Trieste, elf. 80., 3 months, 12.45 to 55; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.50 to 5.5 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 1 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1191 to I ; Morass, 3 months. 1194 to Lisbon, 90 dello, 521 to j * • Oporto, 90 days. 521 to 531. The British Fire Prevention and Insurance Company, which has just issued its prospectus, proposes to afford to the public increased protection against fire, and to take up the large fire business obtainable through agents of life offices. The capital is 500,000 in 100,000 shares of 5/. each with power to increase The company soaks to remedy defects in the exist ing fire-office system, and to provide assistance to the assured in protecting themselves against fire. It is also proposed to assess the general risks more minutely, and to regulate the rates on an improved system. The provision of ready means of extin guishing fires on the first alarm would be welcomed by householders generally ; and there is no doubt that, in insuring, the preference would beigiven to a company which could afford prompt assistance on the outbreak of our great domestic enemy—fire. The statement that life offices generally are likely to transfer their support exclusively to a company precluded by its constitution from entering into competition with themselves is very likely to be correct, and it is probable that the source from which this company proposes to obtain its largest business will yield an ample supply. The direction contains the names of several interested in life offices, and is so far a guarantee that some co-opera tion is to be expected from that branch of the system of iruturauoti. We are informed that the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan will ct.minauce business on the let of December next, at Calcutta and Bombay, having appointed managers at both places. The advices by the M'Gregor Laird report the wreck of the African mail iron screw steamer Cleopatra, of 1,280 tons (gross). This vessel was built in 1852. _ _ . —.— A second call of 1/. per share is payable on the 10th of November on the sharesof the East India Cotton Agency Company. A second call of it. 108. per share on the Four and-a-Half per Cent, preference shares of the Lon don and Blackwall Railway Company will be pay able on or before the let of November. .. . The guaranteed interest on the shares and hon.'s of the Royal Danish Railway Company is an nounced as payable on and after the 25th inst. All persons hav►ng claims against the South Sea Company are requested to forward them forthwith to the trustees of the undertaking, whioh is now being wound up, under the provisions of an act of parliament. The Gazette specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, via. Imports of gold, 275,966/. ; exports of gold, 88,7251. ; imports of silver, 42,2 UL ; exports of silver, 46,848!. MITES POBBIESIONL_ VW"( Prins Sibs i 7• 8 4•1•ILY. to 1 MI IS lel Ai s s 4 71 99 AI 19 76 19 IN 101 106 106 id 104 104 1116 1•7 I 1 pm 4 __ 11 16 54 56 90 it 41 63 29 11 19 31 104 . 105 --1 1 ___ Pol pm 1011 104 le 1 1 .... 104 102 89 91 xll l 12 .. 9 0 . : 108 108 WI 98 S 6 II 6 St 00 10a 106 1021 l ir4 90 100 MI r 106 i Itan.wAlL i4ws•i ~~~, I Do. Novi h il t illa X ".maL emoo Dol.,Droa‘NeodZel; NU, Ass. un OW. orkolodbrloaeL.H. N Do. loN k" aft- oe Doane* NM N °Weft • loolon.. 00 ONAT.4lDooklp.ogoa. IS bug lofts geo. p. 8 Do. G. inoooloa I Do. H. do Onad hulk at Moods on Do. woe el Poi ill 1.4. C. PEW.. p.olfir ill I per Dobsel ▪ Ds. Do. ? W o N. g. 116111 IA De, do. ill Ds. do. LPL Id DENS IND= hard* LI Do. Nov . I Dn. January, N 6K S. al lMoa . 841 (11.11•1 LI Do. Now wop M▪ I au. . 140.4.194•. I [DON Do. A% Brandt L .poy ted 10 Nadas . ` pa d Gnaw 10 g a N Do. pall 00 MoUxoorp.op. olloadO N.Desiowtot is Moods oisso • ow. du ▪ Do. do. load do 1 ...... Li:. 4 4: : Rap. , 1: . I N. S.. at Canada 8 p. a. Do. Puoisab....— Do. do. Do.INULTIotg.4.O fOkIION OBUGATIONE. RAILWAY& eisL Do. Dread at LIS .... Lausanne and ellboung North. of Prance ip. et. Do.(lateCharlerol)34 p.c. Parts& Lyons b percent. Do. New 3 per ceoL Roy wedlahe per cent. 3,U/& Loot- Yen. 3p. c. Southern of Ymove 41 p.c. ii.tor Enannuueln p.ct. W.&N. W.otlrance3p.c. clogns prism. If % fl 91 12i 111 12 11 1 1 11 1 10 t 111 12 OOLOMAZ GOVZIUIMANT SIOULITI soo — lea.Gov.6 p.e..1817.66 llu.6pere Do. 6 per at/eb.dkss. Do. 6 per et. Ilar.arkse. Do. 6 per oeut. Do. 6 pw mot De Stock Xpe et G H0pe6p.c6.1.1171 Do do. DOD nw do 111 - 01 Now Dinnow.Gov.ip. N. N. Wass Ov.6p. o. lean Do. p. o. 1671 to LAG Do. p. 0.,1653 Now Zealand 6 per mot Nova Booth% e p. a, 1676 1. Asot.Oov. 6 p.a. lends V16.0v.6p. Joia.ei Do. do. 6p. a Agoil O. ORBINSUIIt tutDINAZY IMAMS AND ROOM& IN IN IN IN IN 1-xl No. I IN. I 01. pekes. I esbiet. -- i - * - IN IN IN IN lee 9 91 97 94 no 111 111 1111 zd 113 115 Me 1414 101 101 101 101 1014 iole 1011 110 105 107 1013 1111 Ica ulli a 10 - irif wilt 101 i i 1 1071 i zd dis ... VT e 83 t ii OS IL OLNceils.lp.e.hathily 111 le ISO Oki 155 - - IL N. li.t.lp.d.JaaAhily le• OS le• It. Soottbla N. Oat. 00.ei 1W ILI W.Ml.Aradoi la 104 JOINT STOCK BA2fl 100 Agra and V. Ser. Bonk 100 lallaneeLou.&LlTerpool 40 Luolealaato 116 Bank et 1010 100 Bank of Loudon 11.0 Math N. keerlea 20 Char.lik.Brit. Coluabla IN C.. Bk. tatuia.Aue Mame 16 Obatrk. Mere. of india, lan., and Mina 100 n m kg 100 W.ll Om el Canada 10 ling. Itool&AnaLritarik. 100 llindusn.ChlnakJap.(L) 100 I mperial B.tut., Limited 100 1 1 / 3 11410,1 Ind Brazilian.. 10 Ikea CU Bent of aseirt 10 Da Now 60 London and County 60 London Joint Stook 20 Landon k South African 100 Lon. and Weetadnotor 100 Metro. & Prot% Beak 100 Net. Pro,. of 60 trauma! Bank 03 ;New South Wales 26 Oriental Bank tampon , '''mamma molt 20 Do New 100 Provharial of Dental 25 loath Alatrantlia 25 Union of 6 . 10. Union of Ireland (LW.). 60 Illinea et Landow $6 in 6 0": :I a: 90 92 60 62 * 3 dis 30 e 30 3 341 361 91 93 41 411 39 19i 2 9 tar 2+t Wm 9m 111 Lie 'll 7 -i llel 7 me lion 64 47 IA 7 4 I* 77 n st pgD az se 4 P iaid,. me is lUSUsu..■AUVI 1 14 I OL pries.. I Mir. 1111 i ad i la All N 2Uj - 191 lei Sli i ni 1 i The 4 4 sqi prem. ; Five per Cent. "echoed" rupee paper, 104, 105 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1114. In the fo e r c an stock market Egyptian &vele par Cents. ea • y have been heavy, and clan Mlle 89 and t he scrip 3 to 4 prem. Bank of London shares improved 21. to-day, and Metropolitan and Provincial 10e. ; English, Esei' tish, and Australian Chartered declined 66. Conn Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 71 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Aim rance, par to I I prem. ; Universal Marine, q to dia. ; and Borth British and Mercantile, MI to 17. _ _ The closing quotations for shares in new nods takings to-day were as follows :—Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, I tot dia. ; Bank of Quern land, l to of do. ; London and Middlesex Bask, par to prem. • London and Colonial Bank, to 2 prem. ; and London Cab and Conveyance Coo- Pao'', Ito prom. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Choow. In the mining market to-day North Crafty shares are in fair request, at Bto si. North Roskear and Cook's Kitchen have improved, being quoted 29 to 30 and 29, " buyers,' respectively. East Caradon are quoted 48f to 1,. ex div. : Marks Valley, 10 to f, ex &v. - and Wheal Seto°, 1821 to 185. In the Stasi 2 t udoott, ' Exchange East Clogan are officiallymarked East Caradon, 491; Myndey Iron, 21 and ; North Crol.ny, 71 ; Tamar Seton, 1 ; and Wheal 13 Foreign anal colonial mining shares remain quiet. Bon Accord have been dealt in at f ; Copula Silver at # ; Scottish Australian at 1 and 1 ; and Rade& Mexican at 51. At tee Fest 15svon Great Consols meeting on W the amounts showed a debit balance of 1861. A an am el% 2s. 66. per share was made. At Great Wheal Busy meeting, on Monday, the amok ending with costa for July showed a debit balance of MOIL A all of 10s. per share was made. At the Charlotte United Minas ineeiog, on Oct. 4, tin accounts showed a debit balance of 1,5631. A calla ss. pr share was made. At lt:Day Ilaited Mina meeting, this day, the ae showed a debit balance of 1,8731. At East Caradon meeting a dividend of XL per Jun we declared. AC the Marks Valley Nine meeting, oa Thursday, die accounts showed • credit Waste of 2,5511. A dividend el 4s. par share was declared. At Cern Camborne Übe meeting, co Thursday, Um 'ac counts showed a credit balsam of 52/. At the West Roes Down Mice meeting, oo Thursday, tie 'neonate showed • debit hake*, of 611. 11s. A call of Um. per share was made. An extraordinary gapers] meeting of the Rest India Onel Company is called for the 30th inst.. "For the purpose d authorising the board of directors from time to time.* borrow on mortgage such sum or same 4 mosey ea sea terms and conditions, sod either with or without pewees of sale of the estates and property of the company silks bird may deem expedient, so thst the whole mortgage debt of the eompany shall not at say one time exceed the is. el 26,0001." The subjoined weekly vummary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Mama. vo r Dadelazen and North : The market has not been quite so animated d arts past week, but prime hays been well maintained. favourable news from Amens would stimulate the demand. materially. Welsh ban are firm at fol. 16s. to 61. fail. Wales, and 61. Ws. delivered here. Staffordshire is is geed demand at fixed prima. Scotch pig iron has been quiet, end the market has gives way 6d. per too ; present maotatiewa 665. cash. Ns. three month. open. Copper.—The embers adhere firmly to fixed prices both for raw and manufactured. and there is a steady demand for both sorts. Foreign eon- Unties firm. BurmAnyanat 1004 10a. to 1014; same owes. Manmade held at 1001. to 1054 ; Spanish, 96/. ; 914 Tin. —English is very firm sod in fair demand at ding prices. A large business has been done in Straits niece ear Let report at 116.. cash and three menthe prompt. and 116.. 101 for arrival ; Bum hold at 118 e. 106. ln Heard the market as firm at OW. A good deemed for tie plain an full prior. Coke decidedly stiffening. Lead us pent demand sod fully sa. per ton higher. Spelter has hem quiet, and a few parcels offered es eliever terms. 18 1 . 14 days, IW. forward. Hell silk at 15i. 12s. 6d. ; P. IL, IW. 5.., and W.H., 19s. 10a. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIB DAY). Die market ti eisedy. Town laDow is quoted set emb ; Petersburg YAP. on the .pot, 475. 3d. ; Deem bar. 48s. ; January le Kir* 48s. to 48s. 3d. Mawr den-tram—Town tallow, 48a 64. ; fat by el* Ba. bd. ; yellow SNAIL; 48e. Bd. ; 'melted stuff, 36a.ii ; rough ditto, 20a. Bd. ; tallow grams, 16s. ; good dregs. h. SMITHFIELD HAY ILIRHICT.—(THIS DAY.) Neer. Harvey and Barka report trade dew, with a down ward toodeany. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Vegetables and most other things in season esedian goal and plentiful. Importations of foreign fruit are alio Min well kept up. Grapes and lea are plentiful. Pam waist of J erse► Gratiob, Kara Loaiasr Duchene d'Augew lime, Gainers Bergamot. Won Yaaaa and Hasa. Tans toss, though scarce, and eueumbses are still sufficient lir the demand. Plums scarce. Paeans are badly dismal. Out flowers chiefly oonsiat of orchids, pelargoniums, vigils. mignonette, and roses. /BOIT. Ms Apples, 907 lb., 5. to Ts Grapes, p , r lb., Es to At Pigs, per dor.. Es to Ss Poaches, per dos., 7s to 10$ Melons, each,. 1$ to to Fears, per dos., ls to Os I Apples, per do&, pd to le Unarms, per 100, de to lOs Walnuts, per 100, le to 24 Alberta, p. 1001bs., Ws to Olt . . . _ . vzoriAnas. Trench Beans, per haff sten, : Cawantbers, each, Ild re 6d Is to 2s : Artichokes, each, ad to Oa Peas, per sieve, ila I hoot, per doz., Is id Cabbages, p. dos, la Ild to Is Id . Oakley, per bundle, Is Who is Shallots, per lb, 6d to 8d PelaWaeon,Ylaosorktoiltrs. per I Garbo, per lb 64 to Bcl „ Flukes, do., 2004 to 910 4 : Lettuces, each, Id Rocks, do., 140 a to 180 s I Endive, per score, Is Cups, do.. 11104 to 901 I Horseradish, per bur.,1564 Owls New, per IN 2d Vegetable Marrows, each, Id Teruips, per bunch, 3d toad Mushrooms, p.pott..2s lla tai Carrots, do., 81 wad , Parsley, per LS Innwites, Ii Wu BPhil* per sieve, 64 to Is I Herbs, per beach. id Wad PROFINUI4L 1111.41J11MAZaird. ..- 13TZLP001, OOP. 10.—fl6itata-day :—Osiadonlan stock, PM— ' Lancaster and Carlisle, 301—lanomblre and Yorkshire, 1.411 ' London an I North Weston., 921 f # 11—Manehester, 81ie16.16. and Lincoln, 30i stock, 1282—North Baas; Berwick. imi—Sootia Pastern. 83 1 —Oreat Luxembourg. 14t — Great Western of Canada, 124-111Inola Central, 46 d.—Thame• anti Mersey Marble. 34 p. 14111M101,, OCT. 10 —There wag a fair Miasma bat prices were weaker.-3reat Easton. 461—Grand Trunk of Canada. 1 . 1 . 1 }—Great Weston., 601-1111nois Central, 462 6 t- Ditto an ton. 512—Lancashire d Yorkshire, 1061-1 Guidon and ' 'orth Western, all—Manchester, Sheffield, and :12noolmitleit, ' Ml—Ditto Now Pref. Five per Cent, I d.—MidlaDd. 119—Ditte New, 11 p.—New York and lots, 344—North Eastern Bar wick," !es -Thamts and Mersey Marine Imaranee. 1 p.— Union Lank. 3 1.16 p.—nan Paulo. 1 9.14 p —6tokton and bar- Wigton, U.l p r rent. , 33 7.16-Bieflletd, 61. pref., 2 p.-6ree6 Eastern " Past Anglian," BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 10.—Hales today Included Ithroriddre Unloo, 4.I —Wolverhampton and Maffordshire Bank, 9j —earl Wolverhampton Waterworks, 94. London and North IS mama stip* was ...derail at 024—and Birealughira Onaranteedi at 761 — Stour Valley Guaritilned quoted 57 Sal —Birmingham Canal, IS 84--BlrtnlnAhmtn Joint Stook Bank. 10 to 11 pm.-41hropalini Bank. 4 4 —lllrtalintham Plre, 109 110—General: tram, 26: Vi— and Birmingham Waterworks, 76$ I. TRAFFIC RECEIPTIL—The traf f ic receipts of rail ways is the United Kingdom amounted for the week wide( the 411, Oct., on 10,485 miles, to 612,6641., sod for the corresponding week of last year, on 10,186 miles. I. 586.3 8/., showing as increase of 299 miles, and of 26,2861. in the receipts. The gross receipts oe the fal lowing 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on 7.701 miles, to 484,6681. ; sod for the corresponding week of NMI. on 7,006 rinks, to 467,822/. ; showing an increase of Mit miles, and of 16,84 G/. in the receipt. The Meters oe the (Wadeable amounted to 481/. ; on the Gni Eastern to 1,070/. ; on the Great Southern sad Wester to 480/. ; on the Great Western to 6,1101. ; an the Lau don sod North-Western to 5,1361.; on the Brighton. and South Ocest, to 3.2721.; on the London South-Western to 1,8261. ; on the North British to 4331. ; on the North-Eastern to 1,8731 ; sad as the Soria Eastern to 3,3611.—t0ta1. 24,0421. Bet from this meet he deducted 2,2111., the decrease as the Great Norther ; 2.998/. on the Improbity and Yorkshire ; 1,339/. es the Manchester, Sheffield, and Liacelashire ; rid 61161. on the Misfiled; together ',196'., leaving the lamer*. Ls above, 16,846/. The goods and numeral traffic as those lines amounted to 228.7461., and for the cane epooding week of 1861 to 230,3771., showing a decrease of 4,882/. The receipts for passeugens, paresis, ha., amounted to 238,923/., against 7.37,4961., showing an in crease of 21,424/. The traffic receipt, on 64 other lire 'mounted, on 3.279 miles, to 127,9 W., sad for the cogue epooding week of hat year. out 3,180 miles, to 118,5611., showing sa lucieses ci 99 nines, and of a . 4401. is fM receipts. The increase its the trine al pct week as compared with the gerespesibit pored of UR, arises chiefly from tie pwapc Weir le the hekeratisesl Echibitice. The tree Beerupls of the pad week show se increase of 1.0401. as eeaspared whitetails of the preeseeg week, , nding the 27th ult. FRIDAY EVISING. I Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to 1 for the 6th of November, opened thin morning at 94 to 94, and so closed. For money the last price was 931 to The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 931, 632, 93/ • ditto, for woceant, 94, 931 ; Three per . Cents. Reduced, 921,1, ; New Three per Conte., I . 921, 1. Bank Stock, 2361 ex div. India Five per The Californians are about to present Goad Cent. stock, 1001, 1091 ; ditto Four per Cent. I Hooker who took seek a distiemishel east la taw kali Debenture% r.M, 101/ ; ditto Bonds, 305., Ws. 1 of ShiuPshurg, with a sword worth 2,000 Mims. 1 !121 ii . . 111 AL 111 Sh. I Pd 4 l an SO all 10J all 10 all a , all a 0 an w al 4 pall 20 all 20 WI 100 aU 20 all 684 i Na 1e Weill 10,N1 111.01 W 1 20,000' *MO 10,000 4000 26,0001 12,600 .12,0101 10,0^0 91,0 - 01 0,000 2.5001 MON 4 .0.0 10 • 0•0 - xl Iti - Fd - 101 S