The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN 191 TEMPLZH. This was a sitting for last examination and discharge. The bankrupt, George Denis O'Kelly Templer, was de- k tibed as late of 6, FAstbourne-terrace, Hyde-park, pre- ewusly of 56, Bloomsbury-street, and elsewhere, and for merly carrying on the business of a lime and cement merchant at Lyme Regis, in the county of Dorset. accounts prepared by Mr. H. W. Pettis show the following results:—Creditors unsecured, 5,669/. • ditto bolding escurity, 13,6141. 13e. :id. ; I•3bilities on amount of the firm of William autchinson and Co., of Lyme Regis, in which the hantreet was a partner), 3,2671.55. sa. ; ditto on account William Hutchinson, 1,515/. 7s. ; and other liabilities considered to be doubtful, 16,071. 15e. M., of which .Iml/. are in connection with the Bridport Old Brewery t'..misuly (Limited), now winding up. There are no assets ; property in the bands of creditors holding security stated at 13,V21. 19e. 2d. Hr. Phillips (Pilgrim and Phillips) appeared for the assignee, and said that the accounts, which extended over considerable period, embraced figures to a very large amount. There was no estate, but the assignee had in vestigated the accounts, and could discover no ground of opposition to the bankrupt. The Commissioner—Who is the assignee? Mr. Phillips—Mr. Cornick, a builder, at Bridport. Mr. Cornick arrested the bankrupt, who afterwards obtained his release upon the adjudication of the registrar. His Honour—Have the creditors had any notice of bankruptcy except through the Gwette The accountant said that they bad been written to; but His Honour decided that formal notice must be again given, as many of the creditors resided at a distance ; and the sitting would be adjourned for the purpose. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP-STRIHIT. THZ BRAY DITZCTIVE. Thomas Ellis, alias JoAn Morgan, the circumstances of whose daring arrest at Shrewsbury more than two years since of a gentleman connected with an eminent firm in Manchester, and his subsequentrobbery while personating a police - const able, together with his apprehension, imprison- ment in Woking gaol and escape therefrom was published last week, to-day came before Mr. Newton on the completion of depositions for his trial. The only additional evidence was that of Harry Short, the constable, who, in conjunction with Sergeant Evans, apprehended the prisoner in Brewer-street, Spitalfields, and that of the deputy governor of Woking prison, who maid that Ellis escaped from a "gang.' He produced formal evidence of his having been sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for the offence in question on the 10th of October. 1865. _ _ Prisoner answered the usual question of whether he bad anything to say by remarking—l am charged with escaping from prison; I wish to state that I did not escape from any prison. He was then fully committed to the Old Bailey for trial. DARRiG WATCH ROBBRILT. _ _ _ John Leung, a respectable looking lad, was charged before Mr. Newton with stealing a silver watch from the person of Henry Bangent. This was a street robbery of the ordinary description, but attended with mom daring than might be expected from the prisoner's age (15) and appearance. Herbert lieeres, warder of Coldbath-flelds prison, proved a former oonviction, and he was fully committed for trial at the sessions. SOUTHWARK. MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO ♦ DIMMING FOUNTAIN.-A MONTH'S William Parkins, a dinsolute and drunken character, was placed at the bar before Mr. Partridge charged with wilfully damaging a drinking fountain in the Southwark brilge-road, the property of the Drinking Fountains and Cattle Troughs Association. Sergeant Baldry, 22 M, said that about 12 o'clock at night be was on duty in the Southwark-bridge-road, whon he saw the prisoner go up to the drinking fountain, seize hold of the iron ornament surmounting the top, and de. liberately break it off. He was about to commit further damage to the fountain when witness went up and took him into custody. The prisoner was under the influence of liquor, but knew perfectly well what be was doing. Mr. John Lee, the secretary of the Drinking Fountains and Cattle Troughs Association, said that the fountain in question was their property, and the damage done to it amounted to 25e. He further informed his worship that latterly they found their fountains much damaged by drunken and malicious persons. Great force must have been used to break off the iron ornament produced. The prisoner here said that he had no intention of breaking the fountain. He went to get a drop of water, and while holding on the ironwork it suddenly gave way. The police-sergeant was recalled, and, in answer to him worship rid that the prisoner did not even pretend to get any water. He deliberately seized hold of the iron work, and with great force broke it off. Mr. Safford, the chief clerk, informed his worship that the prisoner was a drunken, dissolute character, having been frequently in custody. Only • few days ago he was picked up in the street by two policemen, lying insensibly drunk, with another man, and carried to the station. During the night his companion died, and be (Mr. Safford) would have thought that would have been • lesson to the prisoner to keep sober for the future. The prisoner said he knew nothing about that man, or how he got with him. All he had to say was that he never broke the fountain. Mr. Partridge told him that from the evidence of the policesergeant he waa quite satisfied that he wilfully and maliciously broke the drinking fountain. It was • wanton and mischievous act, and in • drunken fit prisoner took a dislike to • reservoir of pure water placed there for the accommodation of the public, and damaged it. The public have to feel grateful to the Drinking Fountains and Cattle troughs Association for fixing such convenient and salu tary erections in the streets, and they roust be protected from each dissipated characters. This was • most mali cious and wanton act, therefore be should make an example of the prisoner by sentencing him to one month's hard labour in Wandsworth House of Correction. The prisoner, who was rather surprised at the sentenoe, was then removed by the polar. THE PBNIANS AT MANCHESTER. (11T TUJIGRAPH.) MANCHESTER, WIDNEBDAT MORNING. The gravity of the position is not lessened, and moth uneasiness prevails. It transpires that on the first examination day half bricks and other missiles were left in the gallery of the court, so that the precaution of manacling the prisoners was not uncalled for. Some of the most desperate of the leaders are still at liberty. Six other prisoners have been placed in the dock this mornir.g. THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION OF ENGLAND AND WALES. The usual autumnal gathering of this organisa tion will be held next week in the town of Manchester. On Monday the annual mermen to the union will be preached in Cavendish Chapel by the Bev. David Thomas, 8.A., of Bristol. The meetings, consisting of pastors, members, and delegates, will be held in Grosvenor-street Chapel, on Tuesday morning, at half-part 9 ; and by adjournment, at the same time and place, on Wednesday and Thursday. The Bev. James R. Campbell, D.D., the chairman of the union, will provide each day. On the evening of Tuesday, the Sth, • public meeting for the dismission of " Ch urc h ques nons,"-will be held on the Free-trade Hall, at which Mr. Samuel Morley, late M.P. for Nottingham, will take the chair, and addresses will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, principal of New College, St. John's-wood, London ; the Rev. Dr. Halley, Professor of Theology in the same institution ; and the Rev. W. M. Statham, of Trevor Chapel, Brewton. On the evening of Wed nesday a mules will be held in the Cavendish School room, and a public meeting in the chapel, Mr. John Crossley, of Halifax, in the chair. On the Thurs day night, at Rusholme-road Chapel, • sermon to young men will be preached by the Rev. Henry Batchelor, of Glasgow ; and on the same evening, in the Corn-exchsn a meeting will be held, at which Mr. Charles Reed, one of the candidates for the representation in parliament of the new borough of Hackney,will preside, and addresses will be delivered to working men. A meeting exclusively devoted to the operative classes Will also be held, on the evening of Wednesday, at Bowden. The proceedings of the session will be brought to • close on Friday morning by a public breakfast to the Board of Education and its Mends. A very large attendant* is anticipated during the whole week. SEARCH FOR FEN7ANS.—HOLYHEAD, TrEBDAY, 11 a.n.—Superintendent Owen of this town received in formation this morning from Liverpool that a vessel which kft the Mersey yesterday had on board two Irishmen, whom it was supposed answered the description of Kelly and ryrf, and that it was thought probable the ship (a feigner hound for Cardiff) might make for this harbour if the weather continued unfavourable. The bitterri Pontine, proved well founded, as she entered the roads darn); last night, and as soon this morning as the weather Permitted, two boats, the one from her Majesty's steam ship Wirers, with a fall crew, and the other a shore boat having , in her the superinte nd ent of the police and two of . "2 . . melt, ran alongside and overhauled her. Two Irish '"roi answering in some respect' to the description given, w ere found, but in other respects they differed entirely Net the men who are " wanted." After searching the Teasel thoroughly, and when perfectly satisfied that no ° 54 lite on board whom they would be justified in detain % the beats put back to land, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGECE (By 71ILEGEAPII.) NORTHAMPTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HARLESTON NURSERY. Cornet . . Maeaderwen . . . Ransom 5 ran. NORTHAMPTON HANDICAP. Two miles. Gilead and Violent are here. SHORTS HANDICAP. Half a mile. Dick Turpin, Nat 101 b; Deceiver, Sat 51b• Jeannie Deans, Sit ; Musa, 7st 71b ; Maesderwen, bat 121 b; Verity, Get Illb ; Benefactress, fiat 71b ; Alarmist, Get; and Fur Star, list I fllb. AU are here. CORPORATION STARES. Five furlong ,/ Sallies, Jeannie Deans, Deceiver, Amour Pro , Little Ragamuffin, Nutriment, Alarmist, and Lady Diana are here. PAm Foßrerr.—Duchess. FAWSLEY PLATE. Five furlongs. Mr. Pitt, Master Willie, Mistletoe, Jeannie Deane, Amour Propre, Musa, Breach of Promise, Nutriment, and Alarmist 11/0 here. PAID POlll7.l7.—Duchess. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1867. ro. I sh. f woe 1.0.0. 1 2.(*1 igie 4 l ieio /450.,000 411,000 se,soe! scowl 10 10001 111.000 &LON 10,000 !kale I *COI 0,000 1110,171 40,000 0,000 10.00 10.000 skew I "no is, ow ff.soo XOOO.OOO 20000 10, , 000 20,000 10,000 10,000 000.00 e if iii ii:iii' £lOO,OlO 10,.00 w.OO 4AM 87 90 W 13 40 50 18 23 12 l 2 28 * le 2 84 U ee ti II lie 8 12 82e OlorioNlPT. 566,000BettioltOolu. lo.06„,1171 100,000 Do. 1990 .... Om (Jou@ p. a., 1077.51 —... Do. 1par06,109.111111. Do.6perot.Mar.3 8.1111011 Do. Spiral .Tart.&J i WKS Do.llp•rot. lac • 110,000 Orlellopellper.lB7ll .. do.IIIMIKO ..... Do. de. 1860-90 Do. do. 189041 111 - 6.606 Do./..e.ApabOot.llloo 1•4 Cegou.Nov i lFeS, 64.61, LOW Do. 1871 de. 10t Kluettlye 8 per 06.,1171 De. 1171 Do. MS i Do. 18061 Natelfiev.6o.6.Ap.etOc. 1141111 New Brotw.Oov.lperot. 1,114800' New South Waist Gov.. i 1 D. aut., 1871 to 1876 1 1671,809 Do. Ip. 6.1886 to 1896 814.909 D0.6p.c.r,1867 to 18761 150,000 New Letland 6 per oat I 1.060,000 De. 6per Nut 1 i 600, Do. 6 per cont. 1891 100, Do.de.ld9l J ane&Deo 1 160, Novo Bcatia fp. e., 1671 1,810, Qualusked Goo. 6p. 06.1 1,177,6601 Do. Do. 1801 .... i 116,000 S.Aual Gov. 6 p. e.,17-77 oot De. MI tad upwde. Vlagov.llp.Jitlyi 1 7,00/001 Do 416. 66 Apr! *nu PORKIOI4 Alandllos Limited) .. Angnatrallanlo-BranOold(Lbn.) A Caps Cone. (L:WW) Copula Wyse (Unaltali i Chentaleso.dB.llln., Ongolio (lanilie) • • - • Don Pedro, N. pot Ito, Lot Del Roy (Welted) to o rrna (Ltenttal) tion&BonvlaCiol 36,000 2 140 i 1 20,000 10 lb, 111 26, 11 SO, 6 10, 20 70,1 1 16.1 S 26, 11 60, 2 62, 13' I°l l r i :IP11 12611 ( 161 : 111111 d) 66, II (United) . 7, 6 ^LoaltarilsoEit s trik 30, 4 Nankai, ) 80, 3 Pestarepa (Law). 10, 10 Ponlts u r r lNlvirlits4 100, 6 Port n. 60 Royal Oolriaiiiiii 1 . , .. Rama Grande 120,000 1 1100111411AairtraL e p 11,00 C 90 34. Job& 441 Boy Um. 118,171 10 DAM Makes 80,001 1 Vol Aallgarls (L 10,00( 10 Veassaver Old (1/m. 3,00( 10 Val OWN= f 1644111411 10,001 I Welke Gold(Uodtej 80,: 1 Worthing (Llallibsd. all 76, 1 Yorks Peninsula , 411 66,400 I Yediusamotana .`, an • Can poidlog. - 13111131111 KOMI. Chive: to Cllfo . Con. (ravislak ) Brakeman, Nast Beat Ca Bo radonast (Mogan) East Carn Brea East Grenville East Lovell . snow crovt °rambler St. Awn Great Limey (blaut) Great Meth Totins O. W. Vor (Hal los ) Gratrille lisrod's Foot Blnaston fg Do wns Mwyndy Iron On New Beton North Bodnar North Wheal Crotty United dente . Want) °Nadal St. eleer) Condo row . W. Traitor (Mora), tray Park Tht *an Wed Bamet (Togas) W. Condos (Ltsksard) West Bolos Vilt. Banat wk. Bailer ( l drnikj. W Muslin& (Meshes ) wd Wise getm Tralawner 0A 1111SCIILL&I la I Oosrmus. 18 ianglo-AmeritnatTit.( -li ifl.o &LO 110.41 18 • •.o Atlantic Telegraph • r ie :ceeaL AaelediaalL A ME MirkTetalaser., raeirrarke Do. 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Load Lea. lb OaIedea T I II I I I. Le u zesaaidLaddilll Lard Para. Assa. Las& S. Omens LoaLaelleg.laa ti e(l ; dead-Pecalasid arable liege. • Matt I 1177/4 - 41. - brlailaiao7 'lOO 10 llaaellhaloadllw. (L. Tel. 1 $ 10 Ueda. BilalL (L 1 ell SO Urdu* Shipping (L all 8t1411bra117.Ld.&Dook(1:300 SO 11111wallIrooWorks. . 1 71 II Natal Land &Cat (1.1 1 IS National Dia. Om. IL i I 26 National Prov.llarlaa(t 4 11011 NatlonalSteamNay.lll.l $0 16 ltabaddaooaltiroalL. 6 II Nsive.ousolldat El:11 ; i 1 11 New Quebtada, lilt MI N.Zasland f.&. I.Agni le 116 .lt.logsadT.ll Loam (L) I 110 UortharnAatalatsa(l4) 4 10 1, Do. II ll , M. N.Datallwslialaslaa (T , ISO '6O ..IMtalisraaa.la.(l ' 111 IS g d z t : lF lTlws . 6llm ' 4 N 6 111e50•610 . 62(L2216222) 1 a r 6 Do. New 10 Orient Inland StsamlL ' all 10 !Otago &Stbland Invest S 6 rqsaian Om (Ltrailed all 110 Panama WY 8/ftm:lo all 6 Do. do. M. Posl.lllv. Load& 14.1a.(1 )100 SO Pealasalart 0 /taw. all N I Do. do. New 1064 all 60 , Do. do. do. UV 1 60 I Unwary Iron 16 Da. New a 16 ,IttoJ.Cllplalwrov.(L) all 10 iltko Janeiro Gas (1.1*? all *0 'Royal Mallassam 0 M. coot tarns. Invest (L `lOO 10 Yin*. Plo***(ll' 10 60 . Ahlaanlll.4l la. (L) I U plouthAndrallaa M. Fflabasasl*Talagrapb ll0 00 0 I 1 I Do Orr all a rol.oa*lnitaltal*Lli all 10 4r bi lr si allanspla.(L.) I so Pilinksms(n) 14 ;so rressesusst r. .ima. 1 110 IT.PLOa.se .osinft, II M gla.Marboat (1.1 11 14 United Illsocetatewp4 6 S Ilidtad K. Tab* Oe. all 6 Do. 10 per NM. sn Is belverl Nerinal*.(L.)l 6 10 Upper Assam tins 1 .. 1 * Vas Mama% lase (Li, 11114 146 *moral 11**(14■14.1 an 116 Warrant *was* alai 11 N 14•61o1DatTailesSin U • Call pease. EDINBURGH MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STASES. One mile and a quarter. Ready Money, Sundeelah, and Mr. Pitt are here. GOLFERS' HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Comas, Nothing More, Limber Magna, Ca p tain Cross tree, Bab at the Bowrterg, Sonverain, Projectile, Brilliant, Camperdown, Vanguard, Haphazard, Prior, Ladybird, and My lady are here. JUVENILE STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. The Returned, Evelina, and Zingari are here. LOTHIAN HANDICAP. One mile and three quarters. MouLey, Westwiok, Friday, Corporal, Endsleigh, Capitols, Fair Wind, Bab at the Bowsterg, Lord Hastings, Bracken, Manmurre f, and &Lanus (weight 6et). All are here. AnerrED.—Amazon, Olmar, Braley filly, Stiletto filly, Popgun, and Apollo's Temple. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.30 P.M. A limited attendance and not much doing. For the Cesarewitch, Honesty remained very arm, as did Blinkhoolie. Maid of Masham wart also In force, 100 to $ being taken. Neither Armourer nor Thalia had • healthy appearance. For the rest there was no change to speak of. Quotation, as undermentioned : CESAREWITCH. 5 to 1 agst Honesty (off, tllto 2) 100 to 12 Blinkhoolie (off, t9to 1) 10 to I Montgonbert (off, tllto I) 100 to S Maid of Muham f (t) 100 to 7jl Thalia (t & off) 100 to 6 Armourer (0) 20 to I Owain Glyndwr (t and off) 25 to 1 Sealskin (t) 30 to 1 Etoile Filante (off, t4oto I) 100 to 3 Romping Girl (off) 1000 to 30 Julius ( 0 ) 1000 to 30 King of the Fairies (off, t 1000 to 1000 to 20 Minster ) (off, t 1000 to 15) 66 to 1 Harpenden (t) 200 to 2 Numa Pompiliva (off) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 30 to 1 apt Ammunition (off) 33 to 1 Friponnier (off) VIARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Alimattotel laminae Ham. Bez.M.la I De. I Mures— Bulialo & Lake Harm l— o..ir;fe—r—en-eTs — -- pop..Breal,/tGodarlak I 3.7 Ca &S. lostors6p. ap Caps T. Dock saLs.i Ze i t r k oosYss. "74 ;. - .: Do. do. I do—. Lit lodloo go. 6 d 0... 1 Do. L Shares. , Oron4 Trunkot ttinada Do. Lialp.ll.B.Op.ot. Do. IA prod Boods Do. Sod post Bonds. Do. Sr 4 mt. nook.. Do. 416 pre. Stock.. &satiation Foolooala Do. rut. Spot soot. Do. Now do. n4l -- -- OCT. ciliadia. — C. rpet. IDo. al par coot at Wan of Canada Bda pay.lB7ll Do. do. do. 1877.0 *Limited) Madras guar. 0 p. coat. Do. do. Of d 0... Do. do. d 0... Do. lath Katooddon Walb. and Bobsoa's Bay Do. 0 p. at., pay. ISM Do. 0 p. al, pay. UM N.8.0f Omer e.latp.B. Wad*, sun d l pe o. r cont. Do. do. do._ _ Do. Punjanb do. _ _ Do. Inagua.. 110.40. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LrvititeooL 4 OCT. 1.-fiales: Caledonian, 1061 1 41 14 6 id. -Great Eastern, 311 2 1 1 1-Great North of Scotland, 15# - Great Western, 484-Laoase and Yorkshire, 1271-London, Brighton, and South Coast, 651 5-Ditto, new issue, at 45 dis. 8 ix-London and North Weston, 1141 } E C -Man chester, Shelled, and Lincoln, 50 1 ,1 1 flu 1 Midland, 1211 1I 1 # 1-North British, e. Baal° and lake Huron, 31-Grand Trunk of Canada, 1:1 ° Great Western of Canada, 16116-16-United States 6.86,1802, Ist May to let November, 721-Great Luxembourg shares, 9 13-18 1 10-Maritime Insrirmee Limited), 1 d.-Atlantic Telegraph per cent., 31-British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Associa tion, 100-National Steam Ship Company Limited'., 8 pa cent. min. pref., p.-West India and Pacific Steam, 61 d. MAICHZSITR, Ocr. 1.-Badness done -Elias, 42-Great Eastern, (32 1 /-Great cLartnibourg, 9 15-16 10-Great Northern A, 1174 1-Great Western of Canada, 16 6-16 Great Western, 484-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 128 -London, Brighton, and South Coast, 541-London and North Western, 1141 11-Manchester, Nuffield, and Lincolnshire, 50 1 1 111 1 11 5011 - Ditto Reds.. all paid,, Id. -Ditto 6 per cent. pre. 1161-Ditto New 5 per cent., 71-Metropolitan, 1241- 1211 # 1-Staveley Coal and Iron Company Limited). 21 p.-United States 540 Years' Bonds, 72 °- Man, 106 e 1 41 6-South Austrian, 15 - Brighton (New), 81 p.-London, Chatham, and Dover, 201. 8111511110111114 Ocr. 1.-Business done:-Birmingham Canal, at 87: and Midland Financial (Limited), at 1 11-18 dia. Closing q.e :-North Staffordshire Railway shares, buyers. at 63 : Lloyd's Bank ( Limited), at 71 to 71 peen ; Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank (Limited), sellers, at 22: Birmingham Gas (class B), sellers. at 121 ; Britannia Mill (Limited:. at 11 to Metropo litan Railway Carriage and Wagon (Limited), at 101 to lei Midland Wagon, at 931, sellers ; and lienddol Slate and Slab shares Limited;, at 11 to 1 die. Doom, Sire 30.-New Three per Cent, Stock, 921, 1-Ditto, for new acconnt 921 4-Bank of Ireland 'LIOO paid), 230-111ber- Man Banking Company (L 25 paid) 361-National Bank (00 paid), 611-Provincial Bank (C 25 paid', 87-Ditto, New (all paid), 341-Royal Bank (610 paid), 321-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford, 6 per cent. (1860) redeem. 1868 (all paid), 471. Tun BRAZILIAN MAIL.—SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 2. —The Royal Mail Compeny'm steamer Seine, from Brazil, pared the Needles at 1.5 p.m. to-day. CAPTURE OF PRIZE FIGHTERS AT LEEDS.—A gang of pugilists and their admirers to the number of about 400, on Monday were surprised in their brutal amusement by Inspector Burrows and five officers of the Leeds police force. The inspector received information during the day that • prize fight was to take place in the vicinity of Cohleotes, and with the view of preventing the disgraceful encounter. be hastily proceeded in the direc tion named, accompanied by a sergeant and four con stables. After some little time spent in searching the field in that locality, the combatants were discovered encircled by a large crowd. The scoots speedily detected their appearance, and the signals they pave were the prelude to an ignominious flight, for, conscious of having committed a breach of the law, they took to their heels with such great celerity that the inspector and his men had a smart chase after them. One of the " heroes " of the day, who was attired in nothing but drawers and spiked fighting boots, was eventually run down, and the punishment he bad received at the hands of his opponent was plainly visible in blackened character in the region of his eyes, his left eye being also laid open with a large cut. On being captured he gave the name of Patrick Mullighan, and described himself as • labourer, but did not Tire any address. On further searching the field a man named Joseph Leonard, who said he was a French polisher living in York-street, was discovered secreted behind a stubble heap. He was of course also secured, and from • bag which he carried, and which contained a sponge, a small quantity of resin, and the clothes of one of the comba tants, it would seem that he had performed the duties of second. The rest of the gang escaped. Yesterday morn ing the two prisoners were placed in the dock at the Town Hall, before Mr. Chorley and Mr. W. S. Jackson, when Inspector Barrows and several whereon, testified to the above facts. From the information contained in a paragraph in a London sporting paper, which was produced in court by the inspector, it appeared that this " wane at anns," as it was described, was for 201., and that it was between " Mick Howard and Patsey Mul ligan, both of Normanton. at catch-weight." It was fixed to take place in the " Yorkshire district," on Monday, and the editors of the journal in question had appointed the referee. The paragraph further stated, Both men are as well aa their beet friends can wish, and a slashing con test is confidently anticipated. The match has created considerable interest." Mulligan, who is a swarthy Irish man, with • bullet - shaped head, and • characteristic pugilistic phyriognomy, frankly admitted, in answer to the magistrates, that he took part in the encounter, but Leonard stoutly maintained that he was not present, and accounted for his capture in the stubble field by saying that he had been haymaking with some women in • field adjoining. Both the prisoners were ordered to enter into their own reiroviisanoes in 20f., and to find two sureties in 101. each, to keep the peace for six mouths.—Leads Mer cury. "ONE HORNE" AND A "WHOLE TEAM."—A favourite expression of the Americans to denote P lace, thing. or person, that is small or of little amount, is "one. horse." In the west, says Mr. Bartlett, by an obvions agricultural figure. this term is applied to anything small or diminutive, se " a one-tone bank--a one-horse church," meaning • little bank or church. Bo the phrase " a one hone lawyer" is applied to a mean contemptible pettifogger. A clergyman deprecating the use of such expressions as "clang it," " confound it," called them " one-horse oaths." " Liverpool," said a newly-arrived New-Yorker, .• is • poor one-horse kind of • place." In contradistinction to one time', some wet of the west invented the phrase " • whole teem," to signify a man of wealth or importance, or • Ma fellow generally. " I like the judge ; he's none of your one-horse lawyers, bat a whole team." The phrase took the popular fancy, and received =omissive additions from the rough humourista of the day—such as " be's a whole team and • horse to mare ;" or the ee pies ultra of commenda tion. "Grant's the man for the next President ; he's • whole team, a horse extra, and a big dog under the wag gon !"—Letter in " New York Herald." Another common Americanism, derived from rural life, though not so racy se the foregoing, is to " bitch horses," or mom tersely "to bitch," to agree or consort with • person. " After he en:. d his fist in my face at the election, we never hitched together."—hrelintook's Tales. " I have been teeming (driving a waggon) for old Pendleton, but I gaps we shan't lota long."—Nrs. Clover's " Forest Life."—Bl•ektoood's Megatiste fee Octave. dl ill : lid 1 100 I 16 18 Iri 106 . . U Ti 64 59 98 lid 108 194 p 1 191 19§ 119 $6 60 LS 40 42 91 113 62 23 105 107 1 193 194 94 $6 151 151 98 100 89 91 1.00 W all I all 104 104 96 97 91 Si la k - W, 04 IL MO sl lice SI 100 SI 16 IL 100 00. 100 OLD) Ailf WILMS AIM lITOOIS. IL IP& I Itarawail I C fr tS w 4 ol4 I Was 10- 8 21 ) as 1 p.m. St. is* Mead sad Starter .. - 83 65 - B. 100 Carded= S. 1011 Caratirlaa 20 all Oarawall 3 I 84. 100 Dahlia sad BeautJatte 73 76 w. st. UP 100 Dundee, Per ded th,itAbd Ja to rt -. 10 6 Loa ... •- - 100 ." Do. Scrip - SL 100 Olassorraad 8. Wedges 110 112 - W. IN Greed lantern Ord. 81. 32 811 31 i I I 84. 100 Do. L Sag. 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Menu, 5 par st. dlit.W.allis.llp.a. 1 oil 6 i 10 11 26 3 16 16 6 3 65 67 11 13 4 1 St 34 6 4 7 9i 60 62 10 1 Mi Is SO 11 1.1 $l . 119. 2 1 4 2 g S 11 161 17i, 12 20 1 1 01 2 t dui IL 86 12 10 es IS 113 ea 7 pml 4 3 4 ,11 4 par 1 pm 1 64 46 38 39 10 ii - 4 - i as II 9 41. 87 49 f4peo 11 6w. 11 .. 7 ldls parv. 44 46 7 6 67 89 11 8 10 di/ 6 di. 47 40 .07rfd. cuing vow Li lil 11 I 144 IS 13 14 li 16 Ma 41 6 psi 24i 211 21 22 16 14 Ms 141 101 1 4 2 14 1 66 66 . 2 6 7 16 1; I 4 14 77.41. 209 21i 1 2 9 2 9 9 ve et 13 11 9 tu. 37 U 110} i 19i 107 de 8 16 1 r 104 6 9-16 19k 9 as - :V W Ii 10 .... lei lit 3 4 ri 1l S4t 9i 1 42 1 i so I 111 01 17 17e 97 90 90 100 - EG 108 i - 107 ... 101 sill ki 102 WI 9 1111 109 e sd - 4 13-16 _PM zd 1 n•N► dis 13 ••••• ... db 12i ei i Id 2 6-16 I - 1 - - 3 103 104 1 22 1 Isi 1/ ittil Se 4 1 1 • 1 1 tli Taam • tu] I nili HONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE WOW= A fear that complications may arise between the French and Italian governments, in connexion with the Roman question, caused the stock markets to open this morning with depression. Consols were dealt in at a fresh reduction of per cent., and have since been without recovery, notwithstanding a large purchase of New Three per Cents. on account of an Irish bank. The changes in foreign stocks and British railways are not numerous, but are in an unfa vourable direction. Midland stock is offered, the increase in the goods traffic of this line being less than was expected. Nevertheless, the return for the week ending the 29th ult. shows a total increase of 3,159/. compared with the corre sponding period of 1866. Colonial government debentures and Canadian railway shares are steady. The rate for choice bills in the discount market is still lf to 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 94 3-16 to 5-16, or 941, for money and the Bth October, and 941 to I for the November settlement. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are flat, at 021 to I, ex div. . _ . The railway market is flat, but the only altera tion in the principal stocks is a decline of to per cent. in Midland, and South Eastern. An nexed are the prices :—Metropolitan, 124 to ; Great Western, 48 to ; London and North Western, 114 to ; Midland, 120} to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 127 to ; Caledonian, 1044 to 105, ex div. ; South Eastern, 681 to 69 ; Great Eastern, 311 to 32 ; Great Northern, 1104 to 1114 ; ditto A, 1164 to 117 ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 191 to 20 ; North British, 33 to ; and Brighton, 541 to 4. The dealings in foreign stocks exhibit a pre ponderance of sales, and the general course of prices is unfavourable. Turkish bonds of 1862 and Italian of 1861 have declined per cent., the present prices being 61 to 62 and 461 to 47, respectively. Turkish Five per Cents. of 1865, and Spanish Passive are # lower—the former at 31t to I, and the latter at 191 to i t ; Greek are at 13+ to 14 ; Spanish Cer tificates, 161 tog ; Chilian scrip, par to prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 82 to 83 ; and Mexican, 15 to t. United States 5-20 Bonds are t per cent. worse, at 72 to I ; but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are without alteration, at 411 to 421. and 77 to t, respectively. _ Anglo-American Telegraph shares show no change, at 17} to , but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are 2s. 6d. higher at 3 _ _ In the market for Bank sharea, Alliance had receded 10s., viz., to 104 to 91 di.., but Imperial Ottoman are 2.. 6d. better, at 11 to 0; dia. Lon don and Westminster are quoted 68 to 69 ; Union of London, 37 to 38 ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 28} to 294 ; and London and County, 55 to 56. _ _ — FTnan cial 'hares are unchanged. International Financial are called 2i to li di'. ; London, 23 to 21 die. ; General Credit, 2/ to 2 dia. ; and Credit Foncier, 511 to 4 die. The creditors of Messrs. Walker, Hamilton, and Co., commission merchants, of Manchester and Glasgow, are understood to have accepted a com position of 6a. &I. in the pound, one-half to be guaranteed. HALF-PAST Two o'CLocK. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 86c. for the account, showing a fresh fall of fully I per cent. The telegram states that • " panic" pre vails upon the Bourse. The stock markets here have consequently experienced a further reduc tion. Italian Bonds of 1861 are at 44, being li per cent. lower than at 1 o'clock. . . About 183,000/. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, including 83,000 sovereigns from South America. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for the Continent at Bs. Ofd. per ounce, showing no variation. The Mexican dollars have not yet been disposed of. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented no alteration of importance. There was a trifling advance in the rates for bills on Vienna. The list is subjoined Amsterdam, 3 months, 121.01 to 12.01 ; ditto, short, 11.19 to 11.191 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.04 to 12.01 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.371 to 25.421 ; &Imola, 3 months, 25.374 to 25.421 ; Hamburg and Altana, 3 months, 13.10 13.104 • Berlin, Oologne, ko., 3 months, 8.261 to 6.271; Bs, Pet . ersburg, 3 months, 321 to 32 ; Paris, short, 25.15 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months. 25.331 to 26.37 i ; Marseilles, 3 =oaths 25.324 to 25.371 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 month s, 1204 to 1204 ; Vienna , 3 months, 12.65 to 12.70 ; Trieste, 3 months, 12.65 to 12.70 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to 481; Santander, 3 months, 49 to 481; Ord* 3 months, 491 to 491; Seville, 3 months, 491 to 491; Malaga, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Valencia, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Bar. ',lona, 3 months, 49/ to 49 ; &boa, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Saragossa, S months, 49 to 481 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.45 to 27.50 ; Gems, 3 months, 27.45 to 27.50 ; Naples, S months, 27.45 to 27.50 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.45 to 27.50 ; Messina, 3 months, 27.45 to 27.50; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 511 to ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 511 to 511. The bills of Messrs. Peter Buchanan and Co., an old and respectable mercantile house, of Glasgow, have been returned. Their tran sactions have been chiefly in connexion with Canada, and the ab sence of remittances from that colony is stated to be the immediate cause of the present difficulties. Some considerable losses, however, are understood to have been made in tea. The liabilities repre sent a large amount, but the exact sum has not transpired. Mr. Peter Buchanan, who died about five years ago, left his fortune, amounting to about 180,0001., in the firm. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4171. over last year; and the Glasgow and South Western an increase of 7301. A special general meeting of the Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin) Railway Company is convened for the 18th November, when " the arrangement for the payment of the debentures and general debts of the company, lately submitted to, and ap proved by, the Attorney-General and Mr. Cluir'es Clark, will be submitted for consideration and adoption." Mr. James, of the firm of Edwards, James, and Stone, and Mr. Masterman, of Wakefield, have been appointed by the shareholders liquidators of " Joseph Horner and Sons (Limited)." Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Atlas, 91 ; Commercial Union, 41 ; London and Provincial Marine, 14, 1, 1316 ; Ocean Marine. 391 Rock Life, 8 ; Theme. and Mersey Marine (Limited), bf ; Universal Marine (Limited), 3j. Gaslight and Coke—lmperial Continental, 974, 6 ; Surrey Consumers, 121 ; ditto New, 71 ; Western, C, 7. Docks—Surrey Commercial, 108. Waterworks—Berlin, 121. _ . . . • • --- --- The following prices were realised yesterday at the sale at the Open Stock Exchange (Limited) : International Hotel Company (London -bridge), 49. to 4s. 6d. per share ; Mauritius Land Credit and Agency Company, 255.; Roma Grande Gold Mining Company (12a. paid), 84. ; Crystal Palaos and South London Junction Railway Interest Warrants for 91. each, 51. 10e. each; Alhambra Company (10/. fully paid), 31. 10.. to 3/. 15s. per share; Poyasian Land Grants (1,000 acres), 18s. 6d. ; West minster Palace Hotel Company (101. fully paid), 51. to 51. 2a. 6d. ; Varna Railway Company shares, 31. ss. each; London Tavern Company, 41. per a b ate ; Roam Grande Gold Mining shares (fully paid), 12a. 6d. ; Imperial Land Marseilles bonds (1872), 41. 15s. TCILSDAY BVI3IIIO. Gongola, which closed yesterday at 341 to 4, both for money and next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and dosed at 941 to For the November settlement the last price was 941 to 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to f, ex die. The official badness report I. as foßowa :—Three per Cent. Como* for money, 944, 1,4, i ; ditto, tor account, 114 g, ; Three per Cents. Red 92i1 uced, , , ex div. ; New Three per Cents ., 921, I, 1, 0, ;, ex div. ; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents:, 76k ; Bank Stock, shut ; India Stock, shut; ditto Five per Cent., 113 f, #, 14, 13 1 , 14 ; ditto Four per Cent. " enface.d" rupee paper, 881; ditto Five per Cent., 1044, # ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1041 ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 1054 ; ditto Bonds, 66c, 70a. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was in renewed demand, and experienced a further improvement, . being last marked 114. Other Indian . government securities were firm. Exchequer Bills remain at 255. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market showed increased de press;on, owing chiefly to the receipt of lower priess from the Paris Bourse. Italian Bonds of 1861 were pressed for sale, and fell 1; per oent. Spanish Passive declined ; Spanish Certificates and New Three per Cents., as well as Greek, ; the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, ; Turkish of 1858, 1862, and 1865 (Five per Ceuta.), ; to ; ; and Mexican, Financial shares presented no movement, in the absence of dealings. Prices were quoted as fol lows :—lnternational Financial, 2; to I; dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dia. ; London Financial, 23 to 21 dia. ; and Credit Fonder, fki to ; die., ex div. Atlantic Cable shares declined 2s. 6d. to tn. Anglo-American were last quoted 17; to ; ; At- I lantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preerence, 34 to 1, ex div. ; and Telegraph Construction, 14 to 17. Colonial government securities were unchanged, with the exception of a reduction of ; per cent. in some of the New Zealand debentures, owing to the announcement of the now issue. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONI o'CLoot. There is a moderate amount of business in the mining market to-day, at steady quotation.. Prince of Wales shares are quoted 525. to 535. ; Clifford, 7,1 to i; Marke Valley, 6 to ; North Chiverton, 4 to + ; Great Vor, 171 to IN ; Providence, 29k to 304 ; North Treskerby, 1 b to If ; Wheal Grenville, 245. to 265. ; Eaet Lovell, 2 to a ; West Chiverton, 6.1 to 644 ; East Russell, la ; and Wheal Beton, 105 to 110. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation at the following pnoes :—St. John del Rey, 59 to 61 ; Don Pedro, 11 to 2* prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to 3 prem. ; Pestarena, Ito prem. ; Cliontales to 1 prem. ; Rosen Grande, Ito ; Anglo-Rail:in,* to * prem. ; United Mex ican, 2to 21. ; Frontino and Bolivia, * to 1 ; and Port Phillip, lj to COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to Mark-lane, to• day, were only eifiing for both red and white parcels. The trade ruled firm, and Monday's advance was supported. A fair average business was passing in foreign wheat, the supply of which was tolerably good, whilst the prime realised were quite equal to those current ►t the close of business on Monday. Floating cargoes of wheat moved of freely at full cur rencies. Heise was quite as deer. Barley, rye, and beans were in good request, at fully last week's quotations. The quantity of English barley on offer was very small, and the show of foreign parcels was only moderate. The trade ruled firm, at full currencies. Mat WWI quest, on former terms. For onto, the demand continued in a healthy state, and prices, iu some instances, were rather higher. The supply was less extensive. Beans were firm, and peas commanded a fair share of attention. The value of both Lad a tendency to harden. Flour was firm at the recent improvement. Linseed and rapeseed were firmly held, and in agricni. tural seeds generally a fair business was passing. Oakes were steady. _ _.. ..„. 0336. S. S. 11coteh b =to Irish, „ sluts lb So IS Yampa Mk 4O $0 43 Harrow 43 soo 44 Pipes ... 44 so 47 Orm — 38 to 40 11* —w— we 43 to oi Haden _ 3i3 to 31 FLOOR. Tows easis: Wild, lbs. Household SO to 42 °pantry Norfolk sod Suffolk, es ship 46 to 47 OAT Doodah sod (Swedish. 33 to 30 laeYeoa to 78 BRA S& CUILIENT PRIM KAMM& Pot Qr. InMAT. & a Luz, Kent. red, 'ett to - 37 to 63 „ be. w hite, 67 te, 56 to 67 Norfolk owl ikoola red Malting Distilling Grinding MALT. Mto SO and Suffolk O6 to TO Kingston aad Wars if to 76 Brown ld to as —__ Rya New ill b 42 OATS. Log!Lb, teed - M n to 27 potato kach, feat Pc Qr. WHEAT. Dantele and Kwaja lein Rostock & llecklite• OS Ire 74 Data 64 to 44 &whin, bard Soft Arajtkoan. red — to „ white to BLILLIT. M Qt. Per Qr. Duda - 11 030 100 litaa Maple — to Donut OHMS COBOL —.. Whit* 3s to 40 Orindlng Distilling Matting to Trench, par sask.... at to 62 04341. Spanish „ .... 43 10 62 Dutch lodine . . broody . 26 32 A.meri Canadian can, pot IA .. 28 . 38 to to 37 37 21 to .. . ARRIVAL OF GRAIN. Os_ INTO LONDON BY WAITE CARRIAGE THIS WEEK. English and Scott Irish. Foreign Total LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (yr 111/2011A111 ) frame out owe coaamteormerrr.) The market rather steady. Saba probably about 10,000 bales. Wlmst. Barley. Malt. Ada !tear. qrs 7 . 1 31 qrs. 0 qrs. Ida mai. 20 00 4100 2410 .. 2770 1 90 810 1 10270 .. 480 MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Sroan.—The market u firm but the demand is not active, the refiners not being free buyers. The private Wes include West India at 30a. tid. to 335. ; crystallised, 36a. •; Mauritius brown ordinary to good, 275. 6d. to 31s. ; common jaggery,24a. 9d. ; cloyed Manilla, 295. 3d.; relined quiet in all positions. Corms—The parcels of plantation Ceylon brought to public sale have gone off with more steadiness, at previous prices ; triage, 30s. to 495. ; good ordinary to low middlmg, 645. 6d. to 72e. ; middling to good middling, 75a. 6d. to 82a. ; peaherry, 81s. to 90a.; other ooloury East India sells slowly. Tea.—flood and fine qualities of new season's oongou continue in request at full prices. tither mirta dull ~ f sale. Aux.—The market is firmer; the sales include 40 puncheons I.eewarda at Is. Sd., and 50 puncheons Berbice at la. Sid. ltier--1,500 hags white Bengal sold at 16s. 31. to 16s. lid. ; and 5,000 bags Madras poky at 13s. 3d. PF.PPZIL—A small parcel of Singapore sold at 30. SALTPISTRE continues dun of sa l e. Corros is again in more active request, sal prices arts firmer. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 42.. &L ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 43a. 3d. ; ditto new, 43e. 6d. ; October to December, 435. 6d. ; December. 435. 9d.; Jaausis, 44a. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Kean. Potteadon and Smith report ea improved de• mond to the new gr.owth, of whicu %bete is now a good supply. The quantity is estimated at about 100,000/.. old duty. Careenay :—Mid and East Keats, 10/. to 14?. 148.; Weald Keats, 91. to 10/. 10s.; Sussex, 81. 15s. to 10?. GREAT DESTRUCTION or SHEEP AND CATTLE AT SKA. —It appeen that while the steamer Liverpool was on her way from Sligo to Liverpool. where she shmild have arrived on Saturday evening, but did not come into dock until Sunday night, about seven o'clock, • man named C , said to bare been a goose merchant, was washed and drowned while the steamer was oromeite the Isle of Man. The dreadful gale which prevailed during the Liverpool's passage caused her detention and the loss of life referred to. Resides this unhappy occurrence, a great loss has been mused to the owners of live stock on boanloonsigned by cattle dealers in and around Sligo for sale at the market, in this neighbourhood. At the second policsocourt, yestenlay, Mr. Inspector Lloyd applied to Mr. George Holt, the magia'rats on the bench, for an order to &stray 300 sheep and 40 cattlo, which bad been smothered during the voyage in consequence of the rough weather. 111 worship granted the order.—Lino7mg Meroriry. 161, 101 DM 101 e 87