The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1864. LAW INTELLIGENCE. 1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Winslow, as Oommiskiesr.) Pt U L. 7. NOAH. The bankrupt was described ai • gassed merchant, of Portlaud•street, late of Fecohnrchctrest. The liabilities are said to be large, but no accounts had bees Sled. Mr. V. Lewis appeared for the bankrupt. Mr. M. Abrahams, for the usignses, consented to an adjournment for two months, which was ordered. (DT Lamm TILSOWIL ) LINCOLN KCIETING.—(THIS DAY. CAB.LHOHE STAKES. Elthaso SELLING STAKES. 5 rms. LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. Sir Watkin 5 ran. THE REGIBTRATION3.-(THIS DAY.) CITY OF LONDON. This day at noon Mr. Alfred Hanson, the revising barrister, held his ninth court in the Court of Common Plena, Guildhall, for the purpose of ciceini the revision._ Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. George Ledger appeared for the liberals; and Mr. W. Nakao (Nokia, Carlisle, and Francis) for the conservatives. Upon the banister taking his seat he called attention to the case which he had promised Mr. Sidney Smith, upon the gaieties of the word " copy " being upon one ally of the notices of the objections taken by the conservatives, served through the Post-office, in about 170 cases. He bad gone over the act" of parliament and the question arose to his mind whether the court above could entertain the case, as, according to the act, was he not entitled to receive the evidence—and secondly, who was to be the opponent Mr. Sidney Smith said that by the act of parliament the party objected to could be the appellant, and the party objecting could be the respondent. Tie barrister referred to the 68th section of the act, which said that no appeal could be received or allowed on any questions of fact, ko. Mr. Sidney Smith contended that this was not a question of fact, but a matter of law. The . 13arrister asked if it Wee within his power to admit the evidence? Mr. Sidney Smith laid that was the only portion of the came. The Barrister laid th►t the ease man be taken 'abject to theyojeta be had mentioned. Ser. Nolies said that for his own put he relied oaths ad mission of the evideoee. The Barrister 'sidle could not help feeling that there was greater latitude allowed in these notices of claims and objections. He was told that he was objected to in • county bat he had never received the notice, and no doubt he was struck off the list. (Laughter.) The court then proceeded to settle the case in accord ance with the act, the appellant being Mr. Morris &midi, and the respondent Mr. .Booth, the ground-work of the case being that as the word " copy " was on one of the notices it was not a duplicate, and therefore the service of the Post master General was destroyed. RKPRESZNTATION OF WOODSTOCK.--It is under stood that Lord Alfred Churchill, the brother of the Duke of Marlborough, who has represented Woodstock during the present parliament, will not offer himself for selection at the ensuing diseolistioe. Mr. Henry Barnett, of Glymp ton Hall, near Woodstock, • county magistrate. and • member of the well.keown London banking firm, will come forward in the conservative interest. It is rumoured that Mr. Bexley, son of Mr. T. Bailey, IL P., will probably con test the borough on liberal principles. The hoe. member for Manchester is • landowner in the county of Oxford, having recently purchased &CM= Hall, • few miles from Woodstock.— Birmingham Peal. REPRENENTATIoN OF BM:KINCHAM.--It is stated that • section of the conservatives of the borough of Buckingham who are dimatisfied with Mr. Hubbard are desirous of inviting Mt. P. Fitzgerald, of Upton House, near Kinetoo, Warwickshire, to become • candidate at the next election. THE REPRESENTATION or HONITON.—The liberals have determined to bring forward • second liberal candi date for this borough at the next general election, the gen• tleman selected being Mr. Evan M. Richards. of Brook. lands, Glamorganshire, who is a partner in the 6rm of Dill wyn and Co., Swansea, the principal in which is Mr. Dill vivo, M.P. for that borough. Mr. Richards has been mayor of Swansea several times, and for many years past he ban been one of the most active supporters of the liberal cause in Glamorganshire. He is a thorough liberal, edvoeittee the snoonditional abolition of church rates, the extension of the ' franchise, and the adoption of the ballot. VISIT OF MR. COBDEN AND MR. BRIGHT TO ROCHDALL —lt is expected that Mr. Cobden will vied Hoch dale either on the 16th oc.r3rd of November, for the purpose of addressing his constituent ,. Considerable difficulty has been experienced in getting a building sufficiently large to accommodate the vast number of persons who are generally anxious to be present on such an nocasion ; but a large mill in the course of erection, which will be completed on the let proximo, the property of Mr. John Robinson, has been kindly offered for the purpose. The mill in which the meeting wee bald last year only accommodated about 4,000, but the spacious mill promised is at least one-third larger, and very imitable. Mr. John Bright is expected to be pre sent and address the meeting. Tux SHOOTING OF MR. WI ISON.—MILFORD, SATCHDAT have seen Mr. Wilson to-day. He was again visited by Dr. Thorpe of Letterkenny, last night, who concurs with Dr. Murray in thinking that he is going on tolerably well, but that his life still hangs in • balance. Every day sham the outrage was committed the magistrates have been sitting at Tammy. Many persons have been examined, but to no purpose; nobody knows anything of the trans ac ti on ; n o one heard the shots or saw the assassins, although many persons were within sight and hearing of the liana. Their worships, in truth, are engaged in • not very solemn fares, and, as they must well know, might just as well be investigating the ease at Hong- Rolm seat Tammy. A very startling fact has, however, been elicited. It t isan that the man who shot Mr. Wilma wore route. great-coats, with the cape* tamed up and drawn round err heads so as to conceal their faces, in the manner often adopted by policemen in severe weather. They stopped with perfect coolness, and deli. berately looked at Mr. Wilson after they bred.—Dublin Ecerting Mai/. WRECK OF • PRUSSIAN SCHOONER IN THE CHANNEL-0o 13th inst., at 5 p.m., the schooner Emma, Captain J. W. Kiedt, of Stettin, boned from Cardiff to Copenhagen with a cargo of omit, struck mouthing when about 16 miles N. of St. Catherine's light, and became leaky. The water gained so fast that for the preservation of their lives the crew were compelled to take to their boat arid abandon their vessel, which sunk two hours alter they had left her. The mate and men were picked up by the Prus sian ship Edwin, were landed at Dover, and are now com fortably lodged at the Sailor's Home. The captain is mis sing, and it is supposed that in • fit of despair he jumped overboard, end was drowned. He was seen shortly before the Emma was abandoned. The crew were forwarded to London yesterday morning with a free pass granted by the South Eastern Company.—KEMMA Gautte. A CCRIOCS CARE FOR THE SURGEON/I.—A little boy, the son of Mr. Joseph Bedouin, of Brasted, while at school scene two years sines, pit • gem of ginger up his eon trite. His schooloustrese got it oat, as she thought, but the poor little fellow suffered for some time afterwards with gains io his wee. His mother, therefore, took him to second our. gems, but they thought a polypus was forming in his nostrils, and that was the reason he could not breathe out of one side. At last • letter was got from a kind lady admitting him into • hospital in London, and he was there nearly two mouths. but then he wee turned out incurable. The little fellow has suffered very much ever since, and on Friday he ' seemed very poorly. At last he said to his mother, " I have got something coming down my nose," and on her looking she found it was the piece of ginger which had for two years cussed so ouch pain and trouble. It was quite rotten. The little fellow is sow 'intim better,and can, of course, breathe freely through both nostrils. —Surrey Standard. INSANE MCRDERZES.—I newer met with • case in which • genuine repentance was visible in a person who had when in a fit of insanity killed another. You re. member, perhaps, the case of telegram Sommers, who mur dered her daughter in a most cruel manner! She died here • few months afterwards quite mad. She appeared naturally • ?sty mild woman, end was evidently genuinely sorry if she offended anyone ; but she emend to show the slightest sorrow for the murder of her daughter. A more siegalar ease still is the man you me work ing with the gardener. In • fit of yawing insanity he murdered • woman. There was no doubt about his case, and the jury on that ground unhesi tatingly acquitted him. He continued loam for some months afterwards, and then recovered his mew as quickly as he had lost them. When informed of the crime he bad committed he appeared greatly surprised. He is very religious, and attempted to repent, but was not able to PnOne. He still wishes he may have the power, and does all he can to obtain repentance by reasoning on the subject, bat without avail. He will not allow himself the slightest indulgems, sad refuses to attend the balls. Another circunistabos you may also note in this singular insensibility to their own crimes is this, that the same kind of crime committed by another they held in gamine horror. By way of amusing them last winter I engaged a man to give them some dramatic recitations. The per former incautiously read the murder scene from Mankt. It excited the greatest interest in the whele audience, es pecially those committed for murder, and they expressed their honor in • most marked manner. Bat the one who, perhaps. showed the stmegest detentatiou of the deed was himself corthoed for euttiug off his doctor's head and kick- Mg it about the gardee."—Coratill Magazine for October. On the evening of Sunday, September 18, two marines belonging to her Majesty's ship Charybdis, anchored at Takla. in Gaming aloornde of the ship from shore, fell into the sea. Mr. St. Asbyn, master's assistant, and two sailors. with great gallantry, immediately jumped after the two men, bat unfortunately were unable to save them.— Pane ma paper. SHARE LISTS.--(27118 DAY.) Two o'Ciocin. The railway market is quiet to-day, with little business. The general tendency, nevertheless, is favourable, and where any change has occurred in , quotations it has been in an upward direction. Groat Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South E astern stooks are in request, and have risen 4 per oent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 113 to t l ; Great Western, 72 to ; Mid land, 1 to 131 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114/ to I ; edonian, 123 to 124 P • South Eastern, 824 to f ; Great Eastern, 44 to ; Great North ern, 1284 to 1294 ; London and South Western, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 1104 to f. Colonial and foreign railway securities are un altered. East Indian stock is inquired for. (AMMAR!' saw ARID MCA& Sh. I Pd. I BALM AU. I l ek t e e4 4.l I bbl 1.34A7 p.m atm. was Now Birth sod Trine Boston,elsekrd.a Bristol and Osledoolso Oork sod hoodoo Oontwall Do. • J • no dtv. until Do. B p, o. lipoid to B. Dekblin anPorthd Belfast-Tone Edin de bur Duns., gh sod Glasgowd•bd..ra Glasgow sad & Western Greet lade= Ord. St. Do. • Stock Do. Z. Ans. Stk. , No.! Great North al Soolland lOr Northern Do.• I • rec. so dlr. on- Do.ll jl(4lp. e. timid 13 Gt. South & West. (Lt ) Great Western Do. Stour troLOss.Stt Do. South Wales 111 I' 123 114 ltSi $ 4 si 11 le If 17 88 86 106 107 a 46 - 4411 ma 61 ... 140 i 721 2 I 2 52k2 IN HZ J. DZ%LIT. The bankrupt was lieutenant on half-pay, residing in Queen Anne-street, Cavendisheiquare. Hs cants before the ,von owing 2,1411., of which security was held by three creditors residing in Ireland for 13,0001. ,Ir. Denny. on the part of the assignees, asked for an ~,Ijournment for the investigation of the accounts, which eas ordered. 41 RE T. MORGAN., The bankrupt was ilesWibedsOrilildmay-park, out ofa, lsbinese, formerly a partner in the firm of Del Morgan, and Co., Russia brokers, of Old Broad-street. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. The bankrupt owes 13,21ett., for which security is held for 2.650 i. The debts are those of the firm with which be had been commuted, and are most of them of old standing being contracted in Ic:i7 and ls:V. The bud debts due to the firm were re- turned at no less than ::3,7•271., nearly all contracted be tween 155,1 and . . . _ Mr. Aldridge appeared for the official &salines, and Mr. Lawrence for the bankrupt. The bankrupt examined, deposed that the partnership was dissolved in 1)7. Both his partners had failed. One creditor had a judgment against the firm for 3,0001., and held property of 2.000'. The deficiency was caused by a fall in the markets. He had only come to the court now, after the lapse of several years, bemuse his friends objected to seeing his name in the list of bankrupts. He bad done no business for some years. In 1854 be brought 5.000'. into the concerti 1,4004 was his own ; the remainder was given him as capital. His partners entered into large speculations as brokers, but being let down by their prin cipals the resu!t was their failure. The partnership was dissolved by deed, his ptrtners undertaking to wind up the concern. He owed no debts on his own account. Since leaving the partnership he had been supported by his friends. He had no separate credit of any kind, nor any separate pro perty. Alter some formal amendments in the balance-sheet, ths order was granted. IP Itt JAMES BIITTEL. The bankrupt, a furniture broker, of Cheshunt, recently 01.4.ined his release from custody in opposition to the Isiah of the detaining creditor. This was the sitting for examine. t.ou and discharge, but the bankrupt did not now appear. Mr. Iteed, for the opposing creditor, drew attention to tLe fart. ills Honour said that in his experience it was a rare oc currence for bankrupts who obtained their release from cuit,dy to neglect to appear. In this cue the bankrupt z,ust be proclaimed. IN RE D. E. MkgNEIES. The bankrupt was described as of Warwick-street, Pim lico. It was stated that he bad formerly been in the army, and had sold out in ls6l ; he then went to Australia, and OD his return voyage had been wrecked, and lost all hie books and papers. This was alleged in explanation of his cot having filed any accounts. Ili+ Honour said he must file the beet accounts in his power, and directed an adjournment. Mr. Reed appeared for the bankrupt. IN RE Ott!. JOHN BEDrORD. The bankrupt, the well•knowo performer at the Adelphi Theatre, was described as a comedian, of Ashley-place, V:etwiastreet, Westminster. He MOM to the court on bi, own petition on the 23rd August, with debts of shoat lie ►ttributes his failure to his being sued upon a bill of ex.:hangs, which he had accepted for his son's accom mAation. This wu the sitting for examination and discharge, bat co balance-sheet had been Mr. U. Lewis, for the bankrupt (who did not appear), asked for an adjournment, with a view to an arrangement .t h the creditors. Mr. Aldridge concurred, and an adjournment was ordered till January. LV RE TARSOLD. This was soother theatrical case. Mrs. Yarnold, • widow, described as of Remington-street, City-road, had ed at some of the east-end houses. She came before the court owing 1191., due chiefly to tradespeople. Mr. rildndge appeared for the official assigoesi. It was stated that the bankrupt had • salary of 21. 10e. • week. furniture in the house belonged to her son, aged 22. Ste had tour children dependent on her for support. ()rd.: granted. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. hires.) .1 11:1-1NTR I'RAYLMG FOIL PENAL szarnrDz. t, *-+), a labourer. waa placed at the bar charged with steahug • sou'wester, the property of George Smith Barnard, to which he pleaded not guilty. Police-constable 4'.03 K, said—On Saturday morning, Ist inst., I saw the prisoner in Si. George's-street, St. Georges. and nothani that he looked very bulky I watched him. mad saw him take the sou'wester from his breast and put it ma Ma head. I took him into custody. He said he bought it of a shoeblack. Ceorge Barnard, 111, St. George's-street. St. Gootle•- idectifiel the sou'wester as his property. It was not sold to anyoue. The prisoner in his defence said he wu going along the street when he bought the sou'wester of a shoeblack- T4 , j,ry found biro Guiny. 11 . ,;liarn Ackrill, a very active sergeant of the F division, proved several convictions against the prisoner, who he t.id was a ver► cid thief. Mr. Puns maid he felt disposed to unties* the primmer to i..qnsoomeot. The prisoner—Oh, give me penal servitude, ray lord—l eLsil never do any good if you don't. Mr. Payne—The offence is but a alight one, sad I don't thILS it justifies seven years' penal servitude. The sea tetee is two years' hard labour. The prisoner —Do pray give me fire years. You had triter put en the other three. (Laughter.) Mr. Payne did not feel so disposed, and the priaonar vas rer,ned. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WANDSWORTH. A FEN•LE DETECTIVE. Two yonog girl., who gave the names of Mar; A n n Saila and Afor , l Alan Dario, were charged with the following im ,, ident robbery : latherioe Ripley, who gave her evidence in a very intel li,nt manner, said she was a beedleworeae, and lived in Wi.de-square, Clapham. About. quarter-past 5 o'clock in t!',- eremite abe saw the prisoeers in company together, and Lung. They pared by her, and stopped in front of a , ndraper's shop. Davis stood on the steps of the door, al.; .-• titly looking at some prints, while her companion apimd out her cloak, sal witness saw her tog ,t flannel which was banging on a rail at the side of t door. She made a seemed attempt to remove the [...Awl. She drew it from off the rail, placed it underneath 1...1 cloak. and then walked away. The other primmer it,•l on the step quits unconcerned. She afterward. walked a...v. Witness saw the shopkeeper, and gave hint informa tion the robbery. Mr. damns Feist, a draper, of High-street, Clapham. said IL.: on rteeivin4 the information he went in search of the ; Lem and after going through several streets he found tlen. in company together, Healy found the damsel under t clutLes of Smith, who said the other prisoner gave it to Ler. Darman remanded the prisoners for inquiry. GREENWICH. ▪ SOLDIERS . FCLL PLVALTT rNFORCED. 7 Davis Pritchard, of Koan's-place, Greenwich, !....,ced in dock. charged with purchasing moldier.' oeces s, r. whereby he had incurred a penalty of 54 and treble vdus of the articles so purchased. fr..m the evidence of Crouch, • detective sergeant the Woolwich Dockyard divieloo of police, it ap t tl..t in rouse-ounce of several men belonging to t•- roral Marines returning to barracks from Green aft.-r disposing of articles of wearing apparel. be • employed to trace the property, an d ac ti ng L• oi :..f.rruatinn he received be went into • public•houve the prisoner out, sod questioned him uto his i , urchaaed a pair of boots from a marine a day or two I • The prisoner denied having done so ; but while • - • , rgeant we.. taking him towards the station he noticed sr ,+ wearing • pair of military boots, which he maid 1..- I , 11,-.orht in Petticoat-lane. -• Grrell. a private of marines, said the boota pro ' • I.v the belooged to him, sod had his Immo and ',lntl number. The boots he sold to the pawner .I,ys previously. while "on the drink" at • ; house in ( ;reenwieb, the prisoner giving him 2s. and •• •r of old boot+ he was wearing at the time in exchange. also sold the prisoner • shirt and flannel, and marine sold him a pair of boots. prisoner in his defence, said he wu not aware be was .4 Wrong. Nlr. Traill said that neither the prisooer nor soy other mull for one moment suppose that soldiers were at • , ty to dispose of their accoutrements. Tb• prisoner •Id pan a toe of V. and 215., treble the value of the found iu his possession, or be imprisoned for Outs • 'stns. T. prisoner was removed in ciestody. i; I • ER %I. OR lof NAT lONS. --Tbe Bishop of London ~ • his intention of bolding a general ordiaatien r• r , j , ty's Chapel Royal, Whitehall, on Sunday, the • Ikeernber. 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Inland Stema(L) !Otago & Bthlathilnvest. Ottoman Financial ,L.). ,intoinan 0.. (Limited I PanamalLlL Bt(L) Do. do. Do. New 'Teelltiv.Lad &Min. (1 ), IPaninsular & 0. nasal De. New .Quebrada L, R, M.(L Ithyraney Iron Do. New City Lin • (L ) INI4O QUO . IW° " an ' Royal Stailsam (6D Bcot.Aeutralnrmt. (L 100 Smith. ILnight. &CalL 8. African M. 4C in. (L• 6 ISouth Australian Land all Submarine Telegraph 100 Do. Scrip ' all Tel Conttruc..t Main.(L 4 ,Thamee&Mersey la. (L ) I ,Trust&AgencyolAns. L 1 T. &L. C.. of U. Cassia 6 United B. Tabu. Co. (L) I Upper Assam TeclLim ; I btu* , Van inemen's land— I% Warrant Plaance,Llen. 10 Weatlndia&Pacidcs L 10 10.750 26 15,000 100 200,0001 It 60,000' 60 00,006 20 10,000 60 16,200 26 280,0008 I 57,500 20 101,000, 20 10,600, 10 60,000 20 20,000 60,000 21 25,710 00 2.5,000' 10 10,000, AO 20,000 60 20.0001 AO • T 14 17 ii It id •11 2 peL PREFERENCE SRARP/3. Caledonian, Quarters, No. 2, 104. South Eastern, fixed 4i per cent. 96. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Bahia and & Fano., lim., guar. 7 per oast, 15k. Sea Paulo limited (all paid),lB. PROVINCIAL 81141t1 Kamm.. OCE 17.—Great EaMorn, 441—Great W Where. 71 4 t I—Lancashire and Yorkahire, 1141—Loodos ling North estern, 1121 13 P 11 13—South Eastern, 6211—Lan midge and York.. Blackburn purchase 41 per cent.,94—LacaMerad Curiae, 207—Illinois Central, 211—Spanloh Passives, SI 1— Confederate Loan, ea 1 5 1 1 1 6 Fastens &change Bank ft/rotted), &Id 1 7-16 d. Land 14. Bank of linits. 1 p. Llearproi Elmore, 11-16 d.—Mercantile and Exchange Bank (LUoita4), 1-taps par —ditto, New %Wee, 1 d.—Altilou Marino iLlialted:, 116i1.—British aid Yoreips Marius rLinsitodl,tr p.—Lacastdre Insurance, / Ts —Maritime Insaranee ,LimitaP,.3-16—Qamm In xsrance, 1 146 1 1.16 1 1-16 p.—Royal Laurence, 1.4 p--Vnion Marino Limited , 211-14 p. —Li samara UMW Gas, 104-104.10nal Steam Navigation Conspamy, 71 it 1 14. MANCHU:Mk OCr. 17.—There was a tar anilines; bat grifice were not quite so strong as they hail been at the close. C. Corn well and Co. UI p. — Oriaa t 444 I —Omit Nostiam, 1401 4 401—Orest Weattra, 71 j +—General Credit. ri p —Lan coahire and Yoreshire, 1141 4 !—London sod N 07411 West ern, 1114 13 1 1181 18-11socheeter and Coen* Bank, 4 p.— Manchester, shonseld, sod linozdadare, 653 j 6 —Memnon-ILn, 1111 11 104 1 1 4 / I—Midland. 130f—North Irttlah, 621—Coote derate Loan, 63 41 1 5 4-21ancheaber Railway Steel and Plant, I d —Mercantile Bank. 1 d —National Stews eh a.—Alllaace Bank, 94 4 p.—lfetropolitaa New, 1 p. TRAFFIC RZTURN& ItAIIMATiI Mal Pas. Mar. Total. Total opals. wawa abandiss. UM. MIL Week eliding Sept 10. A A A 4 BahLt and San Francisco 711 HI 131 Fr, •••• week ending Sept. 21. Northern ol (..laada .. .. ill El 1,110 1,101 1,717 ____ ~W eak ceding 0.1 2. ... -.- ttomma Week endieig 0.. t. 6. And. & Lombardo-Von rbouth Aust. Line, 1086 19.19 (lambardo Line) Lines of Central nab— 167 4,067 Week ending tact. 14. Cork and Yougbal and Queenstown Weak NVeek ending Oct 16. London, Brighton. and 6 Coast WI 17264 South Mama 37,677 44.906 46,310 LIM 9,483 9,091 1,661 6,696 4,664 481 Le STO 391 s,ou 11.106 119,3 - 27,104 12,1144 MINES.-(THIS 1)47.1 Two o'Cuaoc. There is little business in the mining market to day, and prices in most instances are quoted the same as yesterday. Great Vor shares are in exceptional request at 291 to 301, being 10s. above the last price of yesterday. East Cara don are flat at 23, "sellers," and East Grenville at 73 to 1. East Lovell shares are officially marked . . . . . Montes Aureoe and United Mexican shares are dull, while Yudanainutaua exhibit an upward ten dency. At Long Rake Mine meetirg, yesterday, the ac counts showed a debit balance of 5921. A all of 10s. per share was wade. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr ILICTIIIO AND sausuriossz. ram (MOIL OCR OWN CORRISPONDIXT.I Corrom rho market improving. Salem about 6,000 balm Coax.—The market rather 0111317 attended. Wheat slow sale, without quotable abeam, to value. Flour diffi cult of sale, sod lower. 'urban cora, roiled, 27a. 6d. ; Galata, 26e. tkl. to 27.. Beau/ steady. Oats sod oatmeal dull and lower. .MINCING-LANE-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—Toe market has opened quietly at last week's prices. The sales include 3.000 bap of eased Manilla, at 29.. 61, cash. Refined—The market continuos barely sup plied with goods ready for delivery ; prices remain firm. The stock at this port costumes to inane" the present stock Wei 1Z1.300 toes. spent 104,000 toes last year, showing so iocrease of 19.500 toes. Cottsz.—The morass oostinues steady for all colasial descriptioss. . . . _ Tai.—New /Lebow@ have been disposed of a* a slight decline. Ittca.— About 5,000 bap of Boopl sold at Ba. 41d. to 9s. 3d. Rue. —lOO puss of good fair Jamaica midst 2s. 10d. SALTrznut.—No sales reports& Corroe.—The market is more steady, bat t►e sales are swathed to small parcels, offers at previous pious being noddy Waled. TALLOW MARKET.--(THD3 DAT.) The market is quiet. Tow• tallow is quotwi 4.26. to 41.. 94., nett cosh ; Peterstswg V.C. es tie spot, old, 40s. to 40s. U.; ditto, mew. 41a ; October te December, 40a. 6.i. ; Nomad/ar t db. 6d. ; demist, 68 Merck 43 i Wank 4is. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREEL--(THIS DAY. Me m& Raney tad Fortes roport trade slow at the fol. lowiag prime :—Price toledow bay. SOL to 110 s. ; clever, aid, Me to 134.; ditto sew, mooed cut, 80a. to 110 e; strew, Tr, to We. ale lat is. 19 21 1 127 67 It idV pa 29 2 im 1r M 6 d 2 1 Ma 1819 1 pa 1 2 1 1 a r -2 1 2 2 1 1: 1 dla 21 23 102 112 102 111 ills ad - TO 4-1-6 iSi ern la 161 . 106 ii ii icll9 29161 Oidis 2 1&a 41961 • lb • 21901 2( 96 115 IP= 16 14 11 lrl 1 pe 7 !sr' ss " id?' kirk "I a i. , .1 1 5 1 1424 4) pm 2 4 2 dts I 4 2 die I MONEY MAREET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoos. Business in the stock markets to-day is again dull. The English funds and foreign bonds re main in most cases at yesterday's prices. Rome railway stocks are fur► with a rather favourable tendency. Great and increased heaviness, how ever, has prevailed in the market for the shares of the financial companies and new banks. Inter national Financial shares have been as low as a to a prem., and Alliance Bank shares have been sold as low as 5 prem. The discount market is rather more active to day ; the rate for good three months' bills is 9 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on Eng lish government securities are obtainable at 4 to 5 per cent. At Pula to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Bentee opened at 65fr. 15c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 881 to $ for money, and 881 to i for the account (Nov. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88,), ft ; ditto for account, 881, ; Three per Conte. Reduced, 801, ; New Three per Cents., 861, $ ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; India Stock, 211 ; ditto Five per Cent, Stock, 104, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 101 ; Ex chequer Bills, March, 65., 10a, die. ; ditto June, 18s. dia Turkish Consolid& have improved = per cent., while Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds have im proved 1. Other foreign stocks have scarcely moved. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. : Greek, 221 to 1 ; Mexican, 261 to ; Confederate, 63 to 65; Spanish Passive, 301 to 1 ; the Certi ficates, 134 to f ; Turkish, 1858 Bonds, 68 to 69 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 70 ; and the Consolid6s, 491 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 85 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 601 ; ditto, Certificates, 951, ex div. : Egyptian, 951, 961 ; ditto second issue, 96 ; Mexican, for account. 261, # ; New Granada Two per Cents., 27 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 801 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 461, 1, 1 : Russian, 1822, 881, 1 ; ditto 1850, 331, 841 ; ditto 1859, 50 ; ditto 1862, 871, 1, f ; ditto 1864, 86, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, 814 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 411 ; ditto Passive, 304 ; ditto for ac count, 301, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 89 88, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for a c c o u n t, 70, 691, 704 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 704 ; Venezuela, 1862, for ac count, 551 ; ditto, 1864, 44. . . International Financial shares are now quoted Ito 1 prem. ; London Financial, 4 to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to f prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 1 to f prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 142 to 151 ; Ottoman Soci4t4 Gini rale, f to f prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, If to Of dia. Fong o'Cria..x. Consols are unchanged, at 887 to for money, and 88t to for the account. 23,000/. in gold has been taken to the Bank. The following satisfactory announcement has been sent to the Stock Exchange by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. It notifies the restoration of the 75,000 doh& belonging to the bondholders of Venezuela, which were seized some months back by an officer of the government. Metter s. Baring are consequently enabled to pay the dividend in arrear on the old bonds. It is to be hoped that the govern went of 'Venezuela will persevere iu the creditable policy indicated by this act of restitution, and thus encourage the influx of European capital, of which that country stands so much is need : Vaisa.cLuDent. --Meson. Baring Brothers sad Ca bays the ptsseure to assesses that cads the dieseling el General Gansu Bluer) there has hem paid over the theta the awn el 11,11.151. 9s. U., being the tall equivalent of the 75,000 dolt some time since Ulm under temporary premium in reneraela from the duties serigued to tie bondholders. /wears. Bar* Brothers sad Ca are now enabled to pay the-dividesda diarist Jtdv bed sa the Vassar& tires and Greenedn.Belf per Cent. Bonds, at the ease of 2 per cent. per sauna at the former, mid 1 per cent. per annum on the latter, as speed to by the bondholders at a sleeting held ra die Stith Jane, 1 1162.—Leadoe, t 7 Oct., 1811. The Australian mail announces the departure of oslyone geld ship for England, viz., *he Clyde, with 42;0001. MAL E. previous* /reported. is still, however, st sea with 44,0001. lrhescrew steauier Great Britain, which wee to leave Melbourne &beet' two days after the denpasoli of the.preseut adviose,, will probably bang a eossidecable amonot. ler intelligenee is oxpeeted.to anticipate that next due Via .811.7. Tthe failnreis aanouneed of Maws. 13,1 e Cuadra' sod Co., Spanish snerebants, of St.:Switkin's-kee, witk liabilities toile amtw ut of about 44,0001. Messrs. Messinger asdiDesaiugitoff,.eammission IllektiChallt4, of Mask.; alai, .base also euspended ;pay smut. Their trams :Sens wen chiefly Su Um oil trade. IY addition to tlse . itgppage.at Ria of 31. Souto, mentioned in the pick es.of larborday mcning , the private telegrams rep( ftlim-eurpensionin theaame city of Mesars. Gomez awl , Co., Oliveira:and Bello, and Moutenegro and Cc. The liai►ilitita in•each care are understood to I maonsiderablo. The advioes from S) - day .report the failure of Messrs. Frau cisG iles and GU, mewl] anis i onsing totbat of Masan. Ferenc, Gwyi um, mod Co., of Laudon. At a meeting of the credit°. w•cif the former house, the liabilities were stated at 1 611,...11E., of vi a& 73 ) f ,0/. is due to English and 07,', 7 h2/. to local coeditors. Of the latter amount 21,926. asicured. the assets were estimated by Mr. ( Hies at about 1124,00111., and he attributed the st visage to the home ship ments made by Pavane G a Tome. and Co. For in stance, indents bad been 8 sat home for goods to the amount of 169,0001., wht ear the total ',hipped had reached 263,0001. A cot see was srpolossd to investigate the estate an d asport to a kluge meeting. Measrs. Biagio suit Co., in t ' ieaiiippiog rid eeei trade, had also suspended p vsneut at Sydney. with liabilities for 30,0001. An .gor to the creditors of ss. in the 11. was made and re, `ased• ' A meeting Of tht; creditors of D le. J. IL Creasy. railway contractor (trading as 4, Irwskey and Co.), who stopped payment 01 the Bt. wit : , took place yesterday. The following uufav, *sable approxi mate statement, prepared by M, bore. Harding, Pullein, Whinuey, and Gibbous, th. • mootintanta, was submitted : Alle s ol 1 17 2 1,1911 Is 9 To creditors unsecured To creditors .41 underwrltlngaccounts To creditors partially secured C13,070 16 4 &Instated valued socstritise WHO 19 b 4.449 16 11 To creditors fully secured—Esti mated value of securities Claims 47,453 9 0 46,031 7 9 Surplus !see rostra) 862 1 10 To liabilities on bills receivable and pay To lial.ili able ty on bond for performance 16.9,1 1 0 11 3 of contract 10,00010 0 Lees amount not expected to rank against the estate Deduct property deposited or re. tlin" arn security Wiest habil!. batik., By bUts receivable... . Natimated at By Debtors considered good O underwriting accounts Doubtful Estimated to realize Had 60,CS 10 1 £197,04 17 11 11,000 0 0 13,168 0 4 100 19 11 , 161,150 11 3 33,79:. II 1 72,415 0 2 8,741 10 1 tttfo 19 6 £5,331 13 8 No. I ea. I itAiiii. - 20,000 100 Agra & Ilasterunues;l )• to,fzi 50 Do. New its& 20 p.l 2 k to) I Do. igif which 201 s pd.) 10,0.01 ,Alinos 20,0001100 lAllianceLoa.SLiverpooi 10,090 100 ' De. New 10,100 100 Do. issued at 20 pm 100,000 70 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Angle Italian (Limited) 22,600 60 Australasia 1,600 60 Dn. New 12,141 20 Banta BritishOolosabtai 10.006 26 Bank of 2 AOOO 100 hank of 26.600 20 Bout of Otago (Limited), 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L)1 20,000 60 flunkorVictoria,Auntrig 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Una / • • 00,u t) 10 Bank of New Zealand 60,000 20 Dradhao&Portliguese(L 20,000 60 !lotion t Callterulsa 10,000 50 British N. America 22.200 tO C. Bk. Indla,Aua, Chitral 1,040 20 Do. New 20,000 AS Chart. Mer. of Indlaoke 10.66 u IS Do. New ... 10;000 10.P0 , Cl 4 20,000 100 CoIGIIIOI 10,000 'cm. Hank of India. ite. 1130.000 10 CowieMated Bulk (L ; goo° 100 coatumital (L) 20000 60 Cost London (Limited) 60,000' 20 Eastern Es change(Lim' 23400 20 214.0icoLctAnal.Chart4. 40,000 60 Loglien and Swedish (LI 40,000 00 European Boak,thintal l 10.000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 IJlndusn.Chlnntlap. (L 10,000 Dm Do. New . 12.000 100 bawls! Bank, Limited: Ey)00 100 be. New f 10.000 60 hap.Bk.ol China.t.e.,(L 136,000 20 Imperial Ottoman 22,000 60 International Lank (L) a 4000 21 'lonian 100,000 10 1,411 d Mort. Bk. 20,000 60 Lon. Bk.orMe xlco,&c. 14,000 100 Lon. Bank of licetiand,L 10,0011 WO Logsdon and Brazilian I 6.000100 Leu.B.Ayree&E.Plate.L 20,000 tS De. New, W. at 14 pm 4000100 lon., ler., &S. Stall. (4): 60,000 10 look Ch. Bank et AnalrL 06,000 60 London and Coenty 6,000 100 Lon. _Con.Ya.(L ) (L 00,000 60 London Joint 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L)1 10,000 20 London& boat& African 6,000 100 Lon. & R. Weetern 50,000 100 Lon & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank(l/01.) 16,000 60 Mercantile & Lschanae 10,000 60 W. New 10,000 100 •Metro. & Pro,. Bank (L MOO 1110 Midland Bank (Lien.) . 10,000 100 National of Liverpool. 16,000 20 N. Pre. of itardand, New 20,000 L 4 National Bank, New. 16,000 20 hew Bceils Wiles. 40;000 10 New Zea Lind (141014•4 60,000 20 North Western 01,400 26 Oriental Bank Corporn 20,000 60 Prowlo.Bankingeorp.(L 20,000 100 ?Teethe of Ireland 17,140 10 Wads, hat, & LAM (L 24000 s South Amarillo 10,000 to South Ellaidell (Liza.) 10,000 100 blood. of IL S. Maio& . 4160 100 Da do. .... 10,100 et Union of AoolrallaNewl 11,000 100 Unica .0 Lroisod Wis )! *Olt 11 Didion of Loaded No. I gb. I DOCK& Ird %MANI 82.linial Nod ladle .(100 LIMO 10 GeoeralrloollogJock. I 0,6711,110 SR Loodootlt.Katbarla.'loo WWI St. ooothasop 1 1" moon' It vwton too . 1,000 10 Do. Now ' 1 (A. prises. I &gas. Lerman's:L.), 60 1 - - - 1144, 30 p.l 23 ' - - I - Ich2Olspd.) 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ISO 06 11111 - 0o 1 1 " - - _. ,100 104 107 - ...m 100 1 11114.7tia 1 ASV 8,916 10,000 26,000 10.000 17,6001 f!,0001 100,0401 100,000 , 10,000 10019161 100,0201. 000' U 7,0001 10, 60,000 100,000 en,rtu.' 7.e..???1 40 NO ' 10,0001 15,030 ...°°1?1 MOW 1 1a 26 ,.?*000, 0.000 12 . ,2201 12,000 40,000 :tool KOOO io 20,000, 20,00 u COW' 4,000. 20,000i187,17161. 40,000, 20,000 1 30,000, 00,000 ?0,0001 10,000 HO 000 00,100 , 40,000 20,000: 10,000, 10,0001 72mo' 4500, 37.00e' •. 20,000 KOOOl 17,000' 10,000 10.000 4.250 leo! 1 iooi 94 68 91- xd 0 0 100 174 8 - It g 1 :a - (15 10 HI 6 1 i • 41 41 NI! i 8 0 SS 26 141. p•[ 90 97 120 125 - 2 - rcUal 2 l i l3iPclidlel l 28 0 43 30 I }dia. 4 6pm IjPinpsi; ' 160 0 9 £4,276 9 11 By share in the steamer " rot," estimated at By sundry shares considered doubtful By surPitts ascutity, In hands of creditors (sse contra By claim against the European and American nem Shipping Company By contatets, coneeedons, , erpectwl to realise a considerable awm, but which It Is impossible to estimate with any degree ut accuracy 1.900 0 0 17,990 0 0 £36,501 Y 1 ' We are informed, however, that "it was unani mously resolved to wind up the estate under inspec tion, the meeting expressing their confidence in Mr. Croskey, and his ability, with the assistance of the inspectors, to bring his affairs to a succeadul issue." Mr. J. B. Gibbons, and Mr. I. H. Tillett, the liquidators of the East of England Bank, have an nounced that a first dividend of ten shilliuo in the pound will be paid this week and next, at their office in Norwich. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Friday next a special settliub• day iu the new 501. shares of the London Joint Stock Bank, which are to be marked in the official fiat. The prospectuses of new companies are now very rare, but one made its appearance yesterday after noon. It is that of the Colonial Trading Company (Limited), which proposes to " afford to manufac turers and traders in Great Britain and the colonies direct facilities not presented by any existing bank ing or other institution. The company's programme is explained as follows:—" The company will un dertake agencies for colonial governments, mer chants, manufacturers, insurance, colonial railways, mail, and other companies. Traders, either iu Great Britain or the colonies, can supply their wants through the company, paying for same either on arrival or at such time afterwards as may be ar ranged. The company will provide at moderate rates convenient depots for storage, ineliu; ing bonded stores, sampling, show, and sale rooms. In England and abroad the company will make temporary and other loans on merchandise, produce, and ships, and will leave the burrower the option of sale, of repayment of advances by approved bills, or of exchange of merchandi,e." Branches and agencies are to be opened With vario;:s colonies and foreign countries, and an agreement is stated to have been made with an "old established and eminently successful firm" fur the transfer of its business and connexions. The venders are to receive one-third of the purchase money in shares, but neither the amount of the purchase money nor the name of the firm iu question is stated in the prospectus. The capital is fixed at 500,0001., in 20,000 shares of 251. each, one half of which are to be issued in the first instance. The twenty-third half-yearly meeting of the Bank of Victoria (Australia) was held at Melbourne on the 2nd of August. The net profit, after allowing for all bad and doubtful debts, amounted' to 27,200/. fie., which was apportioned as follows : To dividend, at the rate of 10 per cent., 29,00ut. ; to reduction of bank premises amount, 5,000/. ; leaving 7,2001. be. to be carried forward to profit and loss new account. . _ _ The thirty-second halflearly meeting of the shareholders of the Commercial Ranking Company of Sydney was held at the head office, at Sydney, OD the 27th of July, when a dividend, at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum, was declared, together with a bonus of ss. a share, being equal to 17 per cent. per annum ; 1,3331. Is. Bd. was added to the reserve fund, making it 73,3331. Gs. Bd. ; and the balance of undivided profits, amounting to 4,131/., was carried forward to the next account. The meeting unanimously confirmed a previous resolu tion to increase the capital of the bank front 320,0001. to 400,000 g., by the issue of 3,200 new shares of 251. each, at a premium of 81. 6s. Bd. per share, the profit thus realised to be carried to the reserve fund, which would then amount to 100,000/. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,9731. over last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 3,2591. Creditors of the " London and Home Counties Discount Advance and Investment Company (Limited)," are required to send the particular-4 of their claims to the official liquidator by the 25tk inst. Iu tLe matter of the " Patent Bituminized Water, Gas, and Drainage•pipe Company (Limited)," a meeting is to be held iu the Bankruptcy Court on the Ist November, to audit the accounts of the official liquidator, and to declare a tinal dividend. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 2'; tit inst., for the supply of 20,000 gallons of vinegar, 300,0001ba. of soap, 10,0001 be. of pepper, 5,000 bushels of split peas, 2,500 bushels of oats, and 400,0001ba. of cocoa. The indigo Pule% ended yesterday. The following report is from Messrs. H. W. Jewesbury and Co. : We beg to inform you that the quarterly sales of indigo. which commenced on the 11th instant, terminated this day, awd noesiated of 13,206 cheats (including 5.171 chests of old goads, and 'AO chests in second bands). The troubled deport of commercial affairs ' combined with the high pr:co ef meow, has 'felted this side very unfavourably. There was amen attendance, the orders were limited, and the whole *ale did not occupy much more than four days, elthougts the quantity pat up was large. The decline in • tame hes been general, the greatest fall being upon all the ordinary and defective sorts, of which the sale. to a sleet , intent. was compelled ; good qualities of Bengal and &Impala werossaroe, awl sold favourably, more on that accouot, than 'from the amount of orders ; ordinary rod defective ensatties of Bengal sold cheap, the decline occasionally being Irelow 6d. par lb. There was some inquay for very tine Madras, bat ordmitry kinds were neglected. /Woad only cc a moderate estent, even at the decline, and largo gtuutaies had to be withdrawn. Kurpab of good ember soldineadily, but ordinary kinds were less in request. Thaillandlesevere all withdrawn. Bengal and Bombay ngs went •1110 all withdrawn. Of the quantity brought forward, it is estimated that 9,653 chests have been withdrawe, I,3lEdpoughtin. sad 2,745 sold, to which may be added 300 .chesis of the fooeght.io end withdrawn. puling the total • yquacl4y sold about ',WO chests, of which 1,700 are esti mated for Import, and 1,4•19 for home nee and reoele. The /following ass the eastatiews as compared with the lutJuly -aide:— Bengal, good sad foe, par to 3d. per lb. lower ; ditto, middling and ordieary, 4d. to fid. ditto; Madras, to 6d. .lEtto ; Eurpah (shipping). 2d. to 3d. ditto; ditto,.esiddling sod erdinery, 4d. to 15d. ditto ; Oudes, 2d. tuifd..ditto. Prompt 14th January. 1865. The telegrams from Shanghai report a rise of the a:change, and thane from Canton a Mae el id. Both these movements are against litagland. At Calcutta no change has occurred. MONDAT EVEITNC. Consols, winch closed on Saturday at 881 to / for the Ith..k Nov., opened add closed to-day at the salsa (potation. For money the last price w.,s 88i to a_ The oSeial business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 882, :,• ; ditto, for account, 88/, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 863, 4, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 864, 4,4, 4, I ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India St oc k, 211, 213 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 104/, 1031. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady . ' The March Exchequ e r Bill s were firm at 10s. t o 68. dia., while the June were in demand, and rose 55., closing at 20s. to 10s. die. The foreign stock market was quiet. Confede rate Bonds were in demand in the morning, and. roue 2 per cent., touching 64 to 66, but the closing quotation was scarcely better than that of Saturday. Italian stock and Turkish Consolides improved per cent., Turkish Bonds of 1862, 4, and Turk Guaranteed Four per Ceuta., 1 per cent., but, with these exceptions, this department of the Stock Exchange was dull. Greek Bonds and coupons and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates declined f percent, and Spaniel, Three per Cents., and Bra zilian Bonds of 1863, 4. HMl4OO'B Bay shares were rather dull, at 13 to 1, Egyptian Trading at to prem., and Joint stock Discount at par to /*prem. National Dis count declined 10s., closing at 7 4 to 8/ prem. Berlin Waterworka, Continental Union Gas, and National Financial shares were also weaker. The shares of the financial companies showed renewed heaviness. London Financial fell 1256 d., Imperial Mercantile 7s. 61., and International Financial and Cuidit Foncier and Mobilier 2s. 6d. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnter. national, 14 to 14 prem.; General Credit, 2k , to prem. ; London inancial, Ito 6 prem. ; Im perial Mercantile Credit (am amated), 14 t o le prem. ; and Credit Fonder andMobilier of England (amalgamated), 2 to 24 prem. Anglo-Egntian Batik allures closed at 1 to 04 dip. ; and Ottoman &data Gene:ale, at 2 to prem. Canada and New Zealand Government Deben tures were in better demand. L'uiced States 5.20 Bonds were again about i per oeut, worse, at 44i to 45. Mr. W. E. Forster, M.P. is announced to pre side at • meeting of the Freed Mates Aid Society, to be had at Besdfsed oa Wedaesday evening next. An la fuential depwation representing the society will be present ea the occasion. P • J. 110 103* 4* VD 93 11 * 31 13 f * iit 107 I I - 15 1 1 S 2 l STS 100/ ill 1001 ... Y 3