The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1862. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) - Baal= FOIWISSIONS. MONEY NAB LAW INTELLIGENCE charged him at fhb court on suspicion of having stolen the property, but he was discharged for want of evidence -. J .-- fides teats, esslrsl RAILWAY& I C r= to n a y (THIS DAY.) upoa his own pr . opos i tio n to leave the cart and Two o'Cliozio*. - - harness in possession of the police, the horse not ____„..___ being found on the marshes u &saibed. Subsequently The railway market continues dull, and the eil "V seee.se,..ec.""&b,,Thsges.ss.,e, IN isa " 1031 With In I Do. New - - - The market for the COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. the robbery came to the knowledge of witnees, and he suc- amount of business doing very moderate. - _ ties is dull to-di] (Before Mr. Commissioner Farm.) ceeded ins pprehending the prisoner. The cushions belong- the exception of a decline of i per 0011 t. in " e ti l I l l ialledegedmilezamill- Da.rodir . . 6 , ing to the cart were found underneath the mattress of his Great Eastern stock, and } in South Eastern, IN IN Dad,Brar,..lrkpiiii . el; - ceded } per cat IN RE HIRSELMANN. spa BOA, Aug. 1 urn I bed, and he represented that he purchased the harness at endereedbyftN.&L H. 71 IN -, continue very inac The bankrupt was a merchant, of Moorgatestreet. He II ford three months since. prices are without change, compared with _ now carne up for his examination and discharge. The ; those current at 4 o'clock yesterday. London isa Ise Daaaji"ara. da ft _ „ " - market, Turkish C The prisoner Wall fully committed for trial at the ensuing and North Western stock is now quoted 92} us irs De. June I, 1.974.411 Me. 75 79 .„ . ., o nnts, prepared by Messrs. Johnston. and Co., show Middlesex sessions. Be. 100 Calenfts & L Beelses lOl 104 86 100 ...m." --- I•.&Dookilp.agua lO7l 1081 108 --. for, and have impro , liabilities of 23,0011 f., with assets returned at about • Prosecutor's hone was of a dark brown, 15 hand' high, to 1 ; Great Western, 65} to 66 ; Midland, zzio . ""l 9 W ;ow/. The assignees requiring time to examine the ' w ith a white face. 129 k ; Lanosahire and Yorkshire, 108} to 1 ;64 100 Medan Brand lO6 tee 1041 caption of an advan exeunt& an adjournment was ordered till the 2nd of 1 foreign securities are November. South Eastern, 83} to } ; Caledonian, 108} _to_j, ", 1 Bal a tinal•m o. jut. guL i.i. l4 P... 0 1: 116 . 4 1,.... . _ ex div. ; Great Eastern, 48A 3 to 46 ; uremia * I Do. H. do U PIE - Consols are now qt Mr. Linklater appeared for the assignees, and Mr. ear- I LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE - good for the bankrupt.. Northern, 123 to 124 ; and radon and South w ok a l* ersael p.. a rrnak m c ze pria. 4aussaa 44 1 o ut - and the Bth of Octo __,„___ IN as GATE/L-7MB emit or " tee . LEV/HEWS." Western, 99 to 100. US an Do.ilec.Pre/.11 °Lac. 64 60 - port is as follows :- The bankrupt is a vocalist, better known u " Mrs. Law- Ow lIMOIEKI rstmaiura.) Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather EN all Do. I per el . 90 32 ... race," having engagements at some el the musk halls in- ..., money, 93}, }, } ; d i . the suburbs. This was the sitting for exanunation and die - MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) firmer, at 41 to 41 prem. In other foreign as 1 1 .," snail Do T Ple e , 11101 1ste 64 2 well as colonial descriptions no variation of impor- lea a u D a. ,y ). ~,,,. . ra at - per Cents. Reduced, I charge. sa. los Grass tomes reatanCia 104 105 1041 911, 92 ; Red $ Mr. canoed supported. CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. tance has occurred. SS 12 Do. New tMa - 31r. E. Reed oppoted for two or three creditors Jet c .•. ••• • - ... 1 ULDLNAILY SHAMS AND STOCK/ O4 I Do. January, DWI - 1 5Ma - Stock, 228; ditto The bankrupt was examined, and stated that she was The Cobbler ... ... ... closing rift, 1 g a y. a a ..g a y 116 14 100 *II * c is:La i r •of 103 lot - 1081, i ; ditto married woman, but was separated from her husband, and . 4 ran. seirel RAILWAYS yesterday. Ito 1 p.m. an (*.West 13 Itl - 15 Do. New l3l ffis - tures, 1864, 101 ; i5,..1 eidisioed an order from a magistrate (Mr. Norton) pro- SALFORD HANDICAP. 1* an sums, w °Lamour a.. 8 0 0 •-• 1.69 an DiallpAndapareaw.op IN 101 101 100 or Log her property. Goldseeker ... ... ... ... 1 et IN Urk.,Na.,oob26.Juna -.• a• "" NS all Do, 61 do., 77. wit. . - - - rupee paper, Mit 5 ; Mr. Heed said the bankrupt was a person enjoying great V ulture ... ••• ••• 2 25 an.... - ...... -• - ••• IN all D 0.14 mmtßda.pay. 03 92 - popology as a singer at music-hamusic-halls, and the creditors Bernice el on Illyth end Tyne ••• •• .. W I Indian Branch Litalted Lffis tar - ditto Five-and-a-Hal soled to know what was her income from these •" ••• 10 all ficetomatelfd.C 4 61 - 11. 100 Madras nes& 61 Ma 04 wa 64 - Bills June, p 20a.pro sources. They believed it to be considerable, as 8 ma. SL IN Bristol mid Bens( sees 86 87 111 WO 113. dia 5 per 0. 106 101 - , ,b, was in the habit of singing at several WILTON HANDICAP. so. 165 Caledonian _. 96 fr 7 - It 155 Meth._ 04, 0, 41 p. 118 . 0081 - - -. prem. _ elves no the same evening, arid kept a brougham to convey Muter George... ... ... ... 1 60 an Cork end Bandon -•- 20 all Oerniesll I Of 10 all tanewiewmat Dowd* In the foreign 6 ler from place to place. The debts were only 1501., and the Eidolan ... ... 10 ail Do. •J A *die. emßl 6 1 1 •- dsm • esp.*. 6 7 Consolichis are ii creditors felt that the bankrupt was in a position to make Fairy ... ... ••• ... 3 10 211 Do. 1$ 1 lac tape** It 6 0 ~. 111 en De. do. Lod do. 6 7 - t ome arrangement with them. She had petitioned the 6 ran. to ell Dublin aratißst To . 41 43 - 99 MI Do. do. 1 esp. /a. 4 6 - quoted 371 to 4, 26 all LituriL,Fmits. It Abil.Ja. 9 10 rd -. . aa 5 , 1 ~,, aia tam aa. a a ~, - Insolvent Court in 1839. The creditors wished to have a Match for lox tr oll s rue t o - morrow. Si. 100 Edlntaughand Glasgow 82 81 xl - xd 1 N. I. of ciaada ap. a. 81 86 the last quotation cub account for the last six months. 10 all Foram& DON Irina - - - di. 1 de.......... ...... 1061 1041 100 ish external stoc Nr. Sargood-Are you able to furnish an account of all 07R1M Aaineua. -Despair and Loretta. St. 100 Olempow •E. Western 104 106 id ..1 oin -11 16 Do. Farb ........ * the Loan of 1854 is n your engagements for the last six months! 6 M. 109 Great thirteen - The bankrupt expressed her belief that she should be able __er_ 009 Do. A Stock.... 42 43 u - ea. 100 Do.lndJlLFlot.g.6p.o 96 100 - MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A GENTLEMAN. ea ter Da _ Rad An im a s a a . as mi 67} to 68; and the a to do so. 84. 100 Grestiorthoessorame. its 140 - DOCKS. can Bonds are quiei The further bearing of the case was accordingly adjourned. INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) St. lig (treat Northers - No. I lib. 1 Law. IPdI u. prier. i sates. Russian scrip is This morning Mr. H. Raffles Walthew, the 74 . : 10 0:0..... 1}. .... ,. ....... 7 1.284 1 1 3 11 - 201,411 84. Commercial taw - - - Venezuelan, 2to 2 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. deputy-coroner for East Middlesex, held an inquiry at fu„ lei us, avow. Isma, ora, ) let lee - IKON, St. Do. 4 p.otIMIL Win 100 - - -• the Black Horse Tavern, Klngsland•road, respecting the St. WV Ores* Were. 6 61 61 64 1 11 1 3,096,868. St. Nast and West India 100 134 116 -* prem. ; Peruvian, 3 (THIS DAY.) death of a gentleman unknown, apparently 40 years of age, tit. 100 DeffitreirVe/Guakk. 66 66 ..._ -. 0334,310 St. , London lOO 00 62 - --e- who expired on Wednesday morning under the following fi ll 1 0 wi lem de marzak .d al.k Yzelleh wa ke 1 66 °81 1°9 54 gr . 1 1939,900, St. I St. Katharine 100 DI id - first hone, 84 to (Wen Mr. Justice Bytes.) aingalar circumstances : St. ter Lon. Brightim.4llll.Cca. 121 WS - 300,886 SC iBontriampion 800.000' St. Vlctons - - NO 96 100 - - ditto, second issu Policeoconstable Heaton , 497 N, said that he was oa at . los L aaa lmea a rse & ADo e 6.3 66 431 LON 10 Do. New - Transactions are sec TRIAL OF MRS. WIISON. duty in East-road, New North-road, and upon coming to it. pio imam& Neither...la pc* 121 91 The trial of Catitenne Wiliam for the murder of Maria Mount-terrace he Saw a respectable-looking person, apt 2 all Do. 2114diths - - - 001.0NLtL GOVIEJOULNY 111101111111118. per Cent. Certificate hostiles was resumed this morning at ten o'clock. parently a potlemen t standing talking to a young woman. B. 11* LcamlouitiloutliWeeter 99 100 - Dr. Whidburn was again called sad cross-examined at As whams WWI them the gentleman said that the M all Londooderred - - - Be. II& 1 &wog& 11!d. 01 . rime. I Saks. Cents., 90 ex Sit. ; - - ~.. . 4 em. l ./ 7 • 81 • 1 0 1 107 14 1071 account, 34} ; Port considerable length. In answer to the questions that were woman bad robbed him. Witness asked him what she :I . r e : Do ' and Eno .5411. if* ,Shist,& 30 ... put to him, he said all the symptoms exhibited by the h a d ro bb e d hi nt o f, when h e replied, " Of a sovereign , ~, 0 metropolis . ll* 81 5 :::: ... : 11 - 7. Ppl e ir c e e lta la rA 4 4. idi 1 - 06 ;MI - 461 ;ditto, scrip, 2} deceased were those of choleraic diarrhcea, and he gave her a half-crown, aud a railway ticket." He had a, 201 midland the ordinary meuicine for that complaint, and he never no sooner uttered the words than he dropped on the 6'4a 2.14 Do. New l5 11 pm pm 2,11 . Do. 6 per cent knew any case of English diarrhoea ill which death pavement and never stirred again. He appeared to be dead St. 100 Do. itlnn.&Derhy.. 9/ 1 0 0 - 166, .. Do. apereent.* Stock 100 SO 96 - for account, 83} ; took place in forty-eight or fifty hours. The when he reached the ground. Witness stooped to see if he 51 an 61116 • Gl * w... (Le.) ... - -- - •••• • • eld llopeep.M.lB72 100 110 111 - 25 all Ind Kent- , .... .. do. MO 100 113 115 - the Certificates, 1( medicine he gave was a prepared chalk and aromatic mix• could assist him, or whittler he was drunk, and the woman iaa ,„, Nairaaa u a a m m a ma .. - do 1891 100 111 116 7. 1854, for account, sure, and when he found it did not abate the symptoms. ran away. Police-sergeaut Collett brought her back and 10 9 Newry & Smastvist .. - .- dlii - al, . . New Brunaw.Gov.ll p. ot. 100 106 1441 be increased the strength of it.. When he saw Mrs. Suames sent witness for a doctor. Dr. Griffiths pronounced deceased to all pawremamamp.gruce - .- - .... -N. &Melee Glv.lip. •Me 100 101 102 - 1858, for account, ohs was in • very weak state. Opium was sometimes dead. The woman was searched, and nothing found St. 100 Norfolk - - - .... . Do. 6p. .. 1871 to 1470 100 100* 101) - given in severe cases of diarrhcea, and must be given on h er. In deceased's pocket wu found a long blue purse, St. 1 0 0 North British 66 67 on - an „„ .„ D a . ia a upe lOO 100 101 1001 4 Bonds, 694, ex div. with great care. It would not act as an irritant. but there was no matey in it. He had a half-pound of Bt. 100 Do.Nd*.,Perth, Dund. 27 28 an - .. New 6 per cent lOO lug 110 - scrip, 1} dia. ; ditto St, 100 fiords Devoe Bad. et L. - - - fa: .. Nova Seale 6p. e.,1876 100 1.61 1001 - B mnetimee• in addition to labelling the medicine, he tea in his hand when intuits saw bins hat St. go R. liestern-Benvlck .. 911 On - ••. . - Aut. Gov. 41 p.o. Honda 100 108 110 - tells the patient how it is to be taken. May have told sergeant Collett said that as he was coming up New as upa Do. G.N. &Pore 1 01 ois - dB .... - Vie.Ov.6 p.a Jan.&J ids 100 - - - some one in the house how to give it. He saw the prisoner North-road he met • female running away, and upon asking 81. 100 Do. Lomb .... .63 446 531 .... .. Do. do. 41 p. o. Acirtl.3 I WO 1091 11 1 110 isi Consols are fiat, i to the best of his belief every time be went. It was at her what was the matter , she said, "1 am running for a St. 166 Do. York sees. 161 MI - his own suggestion that he made the post-mortem examine-108 105 - BRITISH MIND/ to }tor the account drink of water." Witne ss caused to go back with SL 100 North leaden Lion. He made it on the 22nd. The contents of the stomach bim, and they came to deceased on the ground. r, 4, s lie. 24eir th ,... - were analysed, but no poison or traces of poison were found Upon hearing the circumstances he took the woman into 10 5 ail N od b&Lw a k in a ii c ini int - 0,050 MO British Dom 1 " - - from the Bank yes . --eimply common inflammation. The raison he made cus t o dy, D e e esae d e ite dressed in a eey. itta d e cut. et as &amid , ° Nord - - the post-mortem was that it was rumoured that she away coat, a new cloth waistcoat, and • peiro rt f .6 lseckled at . IGO drottiali N. Z. Abscitt 481 WI rd -Sd 1,014 .. Dee. G. Con. (Tuba ), 14N 411.1 - were no bullion ope bad other taken poison or the man had given it to her, trousers. In his pocket was a Crystal Palms e-book *. no liontash Midland ..... 102 104 x.l - 60, 1 Lei Gap," Go*. (Lim)l fe. 1 dls ira -• The Bank of Bri and the suddenness of her death made him decide and a Birmingham newspaper. Th e only ma was the ar. 1011 Shropshire Colon 66 67 ad - •• • • - 61 .. Mass Beret (11Logai ) - business, the Lords upon doing so. lie could not remember whether he name '• Swart:midge" in the hat, which was evidently noun- le idt aletingboorne&iiheena ss - 6,1 .. Best Condon Sate* 61 62 62 15 St 1111 South Donor l3 -6, •. Naet Cars Brea - Treasury having giv said that death was caused by inflammation of the try made. In the coat pocket was half • pound of black sa. ma youth & a u ra ......... as} 631 8 31 6, - KWh. Buseel (Tanstk ) 7 63/ a - Subjoined is Me peritoneum of the bowels. He did say afterwards that he and the name quantity of green tea, purchased at Ridgway's. st , leo south wales 671 Oh - 481 .. Grambter &116. MOM 575 14 le - thought death arose from inflammation of the bowels only. He was a very well-built and gentlemanly-looking man. st,, 101 5. Yorkah. & Elver Don 97 8 9 - is - Great South Tolosa .. 17$ 0 2 - Co.'s report of yeah Upon being re-examined the witness said he thought The police bad not instituted inquiries about him at Stour- to all 6talass.Wokteghin. an 4} le -9, .. G. nh. Voir (Belaten).. MI 111 ... -- At the eighteeoth set death was caused by peritonitis and inflammation of the b r id ge , 26 ell Stockton *Dar 37/ Ilse -6, .. Guarino bowels, but was after of opinion that it was One of the jury, Mr. Pearce, said that be would cause • ,„ 2 • 5 ... 15 •3114° ditto - 1,026 .. Herod aFoot IL Its 63 AI 7. demand was experience Taff Vale - I. .• Illimeton Dorms 4116sed 11 1 - East India .- Ox Mk inflammation of the bowels only. The demand before photograph to be taken forthwith of deceased, and send it • 1„;` 'l l ' - - quest, both the bans her death was in great pain and anxiety, and an down to Stourbridge, so uto give the deceased's family ago as Do, - SOS .. Margaret May Want). 94 40 dl fair extent, and late ra administration of an irritant poison would cause anxiety. chance of identifying the body. 121 54 Dm ,241 19., _ 9,000 _ Harks boon 4I la. 10 101 - scriptioos. Heavy hid He searched for poison himself, but found none. At the Dr. Owen Griffiths, the divisional surgeon to the police, St. 106 Vale of Neagh - 60.000 4 Hwyudy Iron Ors-- II 1 r - much inquiry 66 other time he made the post mortem there might be no trace of said that he found on the cheek, note, and lip of deceased it. 100 Vidor* Stn. & ffizalLoo 141 141 - 6,906 .. North Downs nem Cornwall vegetable poison. Excessive purging might remove any an extensive mark as if from a blow or fall, but be copal- ,V , all ,„„, *- , &a, - - - trace. He was surprised at the suddenness. of the death. dared it might have been caused by gravitation after death, sq. IN „,.., t NI arlai a l- 111 ipa re d et 44 - - • 6,140 .. North Wheal Molly -1.4. r. 6 - forward from forme at N. N. 1111. 11"". Basse ti r gial . 0010sissi 21.11 1 1 - 3 - --- o k t t - be The salss U is w 1 0 1 tr 57 d 506 1 Looking at the previous good health of deceased and all the There was an extensive effusion of blood on to the brain, sc. 140 Ditto Newport 14 311 - 1600 _ Paz Or. (SR Wary) .li Si - Igo ice. ;is ill circumstances, he could not in any way account for her which was no doubt the Maize of death. 65. 1411 Ditto Ifer 63 9. - 1,1110 10 Providsom (U. Lebot). MAT. I 7 le - death. The Coroner said he should adjourn the court to give time 11,000 .. Ileekidge Oat Mb. Co. 1 1 1 - East Indim-Buffali PitrIZIUSNOY RUSES. By the Judge-Supposing colchicum to have been ad- for further inquiries to be instituted by the police. 612 .. 6. CarsAon ifit. eked.. fri 375 366 - ministered in one dose uorepested, it would not have sh. trif I Reitman. Closing priosa I Wee lOOO .. 8. Cern Brea (Mogan; . 31114 d 1 21 - wore knight U . . Leather.-Pest Ind caused the continued symptom.. If it had been wed, looking St. ASV IltrietulSSzetar4p.c.ete I/1 lid - HS .. it W. *sneer' ( Hogan ) Mite SO 100 - at what he saw,hawould rather think it had been administered Loss AND SUPPOSED ROBBERY OF £25,000.- cs. Ins 'Caledonian Quer. Mi - - -• 910 .. Stray Park 11.9 U &S am 6 Tamar SU.&l4al WaC 6l 5 1 - sold welt. - Salted Hideo-Ox i in several doom. Expressed surprise at the symptoms to the (Tics DAY.)-This morning information was forwarded to 41 1 all 'Cork and Bandon 61p.c - -•-• 6,000 10 Tin Croft - fair request. Cape bet deceased's daughter once or twice before she died. The the different police stations that a gentleman, in passing 2 '2/ 511 1 (3 ezawell. 6 pia ewes, a 20 _ n ai xi - 30,000 .. vela el Towel (Cana.) 1.36.04 - - -. el all Dun.Pertkok Abor.a on o Dry Bides. -Bouth prisoner, be was sure, was not there. He would not wider. through the City, had either lost or been plundered of his a, IN , gtha. & ma ... a am , 111 111 a i ... 6,000 .. Welt Beane (Illogeo ) ll 13 14 - take to say he did sot tell the prisoner so , pocket. book, containing twenty.five Peruvian Scrip Cer- s t. i mp Indl i „ , p ort - b3 - .7.. , ,,p,.. - - 1,024 _W . Condon (Llakeard) 6 32 36 ,_ Pry Dr. Taylor was then called and examined at very coral- tillages, each for I,OOW. paid to full, and other valuables. it 100 ! tiatastern,E. C.F.:4p. - 600 .. Hest esters derable length, the effect of his evidence being that the de- The scrip is numbered C 3iti to 329 inclusive, and their j I cent, No. 1 - 612 .. *b. Beese w y sass ogan) .. 0 tal 86 156 .. Wit Beller th) 6 Di 66 -• mostly sold. - Skins.-Kaaproo bi ceased, in his opinion , had died from the administration of payment has been stopped at Hayward and Kennard's , the at 1 1 , 100 _, ; 00 ..,_. ._ do . No. 2 llO 112 - 6,000 .. Wk. Ed Kale**, 75 1 lt - The return of th some irritant poison such as colchicum, and that it was not agents of the Peruvian government. A large reward is ' z ' I . '" 1"°- do. 6 Percent pre[. 1 " 122 - LOU .. Wh. ILltte (11a. Watt, 1.7.1 91 101 - St 101 I Do. E. Angina A, sp. c. - - - ascribable to any natural disease. He also said that after offered. 4,341 .. Wheal Ludoott 2.10.8 Lte 14 111 141 ending Wednesday, in. Imo 'Do. do. A, 7 per cent... - - five aye had elapsed this poison would not be discovered in A very extensive'robbery of jewellery has taken it. ter Do. K.Union, 4p. ct.gua. - - - the body. place from a house in the Esplanade, Scarborough. It is 84. IWO 'Do. do. 5 per rent. gua. - - - Li' asst .• : wh . ""w y ri a n ' " :,, k , hl ,,„,""„ .',,:' 8 7 1 1 1 0431,419 - for the previous wei Circulation issue The cue for the prosecution was eoechided about One supposed that two men who called to look at the lodgings Ct. WO ' Do. Norf. sp. c. E... 164 6 - - - JOINT STuck BANE& Circulation active .... 0 clock, and Mr. Oppenheiin then proceeded to address the were the perpetrators of it. They were respectably attired, at. .109 I Do. 5) per ct. pref.. 18.7 - - - jury for the pneuuer. and being shown into the rooms of a lady who was about st. 100 'Do. 6p. ct. Marcum V. - - - N. 156. 1 BANK& in ICL pato& bales. Public deposits St. 1100 Ureat Northern. 6p. et 116 114 118 *OHM 100 Agra and V. Sec tea' le 116 II - Other deposits At the conclusion of the speech of the prisoner's counsel to leave the house, they managed to secrete her jewel case, at lie Do.6e.red.a4 10 p.ottim 110 112 - 10,000' 100 amosionALiverpool 761 111 pm 121 Government Neuritic' the trial was adjourned. M %gib+ were rings, braoeleta, chains, and lockate, to the its. IN De. 45 twee* 193 W 6 - !IMO NJ Aulembals ell 441 75 70 banking department . .__ . _ . value of 2501. Bt. 11041 Do.tp.ared.at6 oaken+ 107 104 107 10,000 II Bank 61 11124 - Othersecurition in be THE POLICE COURTS. SUDDLN DEATH 01 DR. DAVID BUDDO.-This la lau *N. Sootnad, Ist Free - - • 40 I ClLWasailkirkatßalits -.-. - gentleman, who was to have been tried at the Circuit Court sa. 1411 Do. mem os. Op. osu 94 100 100 - 11.41110 INS Sauk or London 4O 86 114 ben SO British N. America .. - an - - - - department (THIS DAY.) 4 Justiciary at Perth on the 29th kat. for assault, by die. es. Imo Do, os. 6n. oeu 84 SO _ 12,600 50 Char.Bk.Brit. Columbia 10 5 1 die -• Oda and bullion in I NAN 26 C. 10. ludia • Aea.,thim ail 124 lOX 20 e departments charging loaded firearms at the lad Cuthbert on the 29th Si 1110 Do. Inedeess. ip. ei 89 tel - - -..-- - 10.5 0 0 II Warted. 11wo. ol la* Seven day and other b July last, was taken suddenly ill an Monday, and expired 8 4 10 DO. 6 P-cLcutesm Prsi 101 103 1015 2* Loa., skid Clara N ati U N 16 91 50 - The Boat MARLBOROUGH-STREET. about midnight. No one was near to him when the vital 84 . 140 Do. Mem. ilea- dMee 76 77 76 1 611611 ISt a seiss Now in reserve • COFFEE-HOUSEKEEPER CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING AND da d . We understand t h at a c i v il .. has also b ar . se. 100 Do. litrm. Pref. Baas - - - liklieo 1011 BREAKING • NAN'S LEG. - St 105 Do. Chest. Gus. Stock - - -. 611.000 90.11 Com. *Ca o nada Total reeerver p = raised against the decesaed, at the instance of Cuthbert. for St. 100 1 DaChesterPLU. bp... IN 172 - in hankie( „Inn ph Kaye, the keeper of a coffee- shop at 76, Castle- *PM 19 Esulloot&Austrbart4. all 181 19 - personal injuries, and loss of time incurred thereby.-Edia- at 100 , Do. do. do. 69.4 103 106 - street, Leicester -square was charged before Mr. Knoxlo,oool 100 likathistLehloaAJap.(L) 6 2 Idu - The changes in I with assaulting Waimea ' Frederick Prescott, and breakiog Nowt, Courant. St. 1 100 • Lena& Yorksh. 'p.n.s+ 167 ' 130 - likotiol 100 Imperial liana. Unused 7 ISD par - • little importance. his leg. lit:Mims OF ME. CODEN.-AD inquost has been 81 - 1010 galLißtlidll-IP•nOse St No. 1 116 US .... 100091 100 Laudon and Brazilian- 6 11pm 61 - *lOO 10 Loa. Ch. Bank of AUslrl. an 271 01 271 in the coin and bull The following certificate was handed to the magistrate : held on the body of Mr. Cohen, the She ffi eld jeweller, who -U. NO Dal p.a. do. 140. I 116 114 *OOO 26 Do. New - - - in the reserve. So. "This is to certify that William Frederick Prescott wu committed suicide under the remarkable circumstances re- St. ,100 Do.. p.o. do. ... 136 140 - *OOO 10 .Lendosi and Comet, admitted into this hospital this morning with a broken leg. ported Arc l' A verdict cd temporary sanity int was ilk ~.. .1.. do, Nit . 116 112 10.700 60 LondostJant atook - on government wed W. THAVliiin, Resident Medical Officer . returoed. urious legal question has arisen f the Si i lOO D 0.4 p.O. ... - - - ° A n 93 'Lnwin " A South anima 19 11 •Pm - the public deposits, " Charing.croas Hospital." ' case, namely, whether the death of the deceased has B t. .10. 1 Do. p.aprLsh do. -.- - IC 000 100;Loo, and Weetmliaster„ ID 77 73 - Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, appeared operated to des_ his bail. The magistrates have refused s t '1: 0 0 ~...Dtp .7 ,•°•. l llem .LA rce .k i 1,51 IN -. - 96,409 100 ,Petro. & hoe. Bank (L 10 1 dls 4 pin 101 BARK OF ENGLAND, for the defence. to decide the point. tit. 106 Goa e.61.(4111v.444 4.1 .„_, *OOO 100 Nat. Pro,. of Miglaml of - - - sad 5812 via.. r. U, for Policreconstable Symons, 87 C, saidthat at a querterput 4 FuRSIDDING THE BANNS.-Lust Sunday morning, vs so - *OOO 60 Illatiousi Bank 11010 le Now South Hales l6 - all 44 DT - 7 94 DM " re that morning he was in Castle•strest, Leicester - as the officiating clergyman at Duffield Church was publish- 34. 100 Loo.diathent end Dove s 101 103 - 30,400 26 Oriental Bank Corpora all 634 644 1 ° a n Notes Issued A9O, St. ,100 UMW .Cov..Ctuu-bp.,• - - - when prisoner said he wanted to give Prescott into custody, log the banns of marnsge between several parties, among 14..Wie wi Oats . Sank ... ..... all 26 26 san 155 s6l - 15,030 * Do. New $ 11 SI pr - Prescott was the worse for liquor at the time. The prisoner whom was Arthur William Jackson, of Derby, and a 'sly B a t • 1 1 1 0a nn .. "9 ,,...!% 79 -.." " an Si .i nt s . = - 25 - 25 _ 1140 w. 100 Inntordal of irsterm - then seized hold of Premott, and pulled him out of the door, named Dimmock, of the same place a gentlemanly-looking 64. Is '4"...7" g a . W Ll .L' ep.c , in " a _ meet hi loath Aestrelia an - - - and then struck him two or three times, and threw hiondown man good up ad" forbade the banns." The clergyman 6 1 0 Do. 16 - 4 roe 15 dm of Austria. all 46 46 by potting out his foot. He (Symons) picked up Prescott , aod paused for a minute, and the clerk directed the gentleman M. 1 196 Do. 31 per cent - 10,0 5 0 10. Union of Ireland (Lim.). 22) 11 dim 21 cils ASS conveyed him to ('haring - cross Hospital, where it was to wait in the vestry after the service to state his objectiou. 10 j 6 Doardeomable tip ct * 1 Sun - 11). 60 !Juice cil Lemma. is rii 331 I 334 4 stated that his leg was broken, and another constable He did so, and we believe the stranger, op whom all eyes B a. !1 1 1 1 2 I 61 ,...dian . .,8_Cnn.._•. 0 ta . 8 . !- 00 , ,_- '4O - - Ls Proprietors' Capital Alt (11l C) took the prisoner to the station. were fixed, proved to be the father of Arthur William 7 , r. iz , va. , , ? ...... cr , QN& ,, , ial 1 ,,,, - - MISCALLS MAGUS. Rest I Mr. Knox-bid you hear Prescott abuse the prisoner ! Jackeon, who had come from Derby specially to " forbid es. ma 1 / 7 7. ap,„„„ thin a p . , 53 ~,a - Na 1 Bl 4. 1 Ochres'-t., I Pd l Cl prices 1 neles. Public Deposits (In- Symons-No, sir. I heard Prescott say that he had the banns," on the ground that his son was under age and an SL 100 illiorfolk 6p. &la. Stec, - - - AM 15 AuloNisleas WM ..I at. 151 Ise 1 - eluding Excheq., paid one sixpence, and would not pay another. apprentice. The disappointed bridegroom is reported to M. IN ! North Bntlabli per oeu 112 1:4 xis - WAS 10 Ai...eosin al Shut rita(L, NI 2 6 -86 v. Banks, Com b answer to Mr. Lewis, the constable said he did not see belong to a highly respectable family in D e rb y. -1.'6161'06nm St. IN Do. New Goa. 6p. it Ito 112 on .. *Ott 16 Australian Agrical..... is Ile 131 -. miss of National N all Do. Border Uuloo go. II 11 ...., on - 67,0* 10 Barna Waterworks.. _. I al: 61 74 51 Debt, and Dir. any blows struck by Prescott, and that when Prescott fell Journal. _ _ n: ...no-- .„.... ''"' oo n. . . . Police-constable Symons, 87 C, saidthat at a querterpast 4 that morning he was in Castle-street, Leicester-square, when prisoner said he wanted to give Prescott into custody. Prescott was the worse for liquor at the time. The prisoner then seized hold of Prescott, and pulled him out of the door, and then struck him two or three times, and threw him down by petting out his foot. He (Symons) picked up Prescott, and conveyed him to ('haring•croes Hospital, where it was stated that his leg was broken, and another constable (111 C) took the prisoner to the station. Mr. Knox—bid you hear Prescott abuse the prisoner' Symons—No, sir. I heard Prescott say that he had paid one sixpence, and would not pay another. In answer to Mr. Lewis, the constable said he did not see any blows struck by Prescott, and that when l'rescott fell be was not in the act et kicking the prisoner. The prisoner did not put out his foot to ward off a blow from Prescott. Ile was quite positive Prescott did not aim a kick at the prisoner. Ma:knox raid it was obviously, under any circumstances, I cue for adjournment. Mr. Lewis salted that bail might be taken. Mr. Knox said it must be of some amount, as the offence was a very serious one. He was prepared to believe the pri• soser did not intend to break Prescott's leg, but he must be bailed so as to appear to take the consequences of his act. He would take two bail in lAN. each. The required bail was put in. CLEKKENWELL EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A CLERK. A reapactably-attired man, who gave the name of Herman Reinke, aged 28, who described himself as • clerk, residing at 13, S.edeley-stroet, Islington. was charged with stealing the sum of 251., the monies of his mistress, Lavinia Gardener, watchmaker, of 13, Lower Ashby•street, ClerlsoawalL Mr. Lewis appeared for the prosecution. The prisoner had been in the employ of the prosecutrix for a me time at a salary of It. 55., and his &Ay was to pay sod ' , calve money on account of his mistrass lo his cash book was entered the sum Of :61. WI having been ed to Mr. Redmond , a watch.ca n e maker, on the sth of Ju ly. Mr, Redmond was seen ou the matter and said that the prisoner had sot paid him the money. He also stated that the Prisoner called on him and said that he had entered the Ruin of 2.'4 in the book ss paid to him (Redmond). but that he keels he had not paid the money, and did not know whet he had done with it. The prisoner wanted him to take an acceptance for that sum, and be would pay him the amount in a fortnight, but this he refuses! to do. Information was !Pee to the proxecutrix, and the prisoner was locked up. The Prisoner said he slid not wish to make any defences ot to ask the witnesses any questions. Ur. Lewis asked for a remand, and said he had no doubt he e':oukl lie able to bring a further charge of robbery 'Past the premier. There would &Lis, be charges of em- Mr. aseu i ost the prisoner. Mr. llEynoourt remanded the prisoner until Friday neat _ DUBE OF HAMILTON'S ESTATICS.—We learn that his Grace the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon. with a view to promote improvements in the science and practice of agriculture, has resolved on putting a portion of his fine lands into a home or model farm. Several additions are to be made to the present homestead at Sruithycroft for the accommodation of prize cattle, horses, &c., the whole to be under the management of Laurence Drew, Esq., Met ryton, one of his grace's most enterprising tenants Mr. Drew was entrusted with the purchasing and sole charge of his grace's valuable animals at the Great International Show in Battersea Park, London, in June last, and will prove a very great acquisition to his grace's already nu merous staff of officials here.--Glaryny Herald. . . The SCOTTISH Ittuvzsr.--2rhe weather during the last fortnight has been all that could be desired for ripening the crops, and under the bright sunshine which has prev.iiled a large portion of the cereal crops in this neigh bourhood has fallen before the reaper. Its condition is gener►lly represented as being variable, but still it is allowed that the yield and quality of the wheat and oats are above what was anticipated a few weeks ago, The turnip crop has made rapid progress, and potatoes continue upon the whnle good, and comparatively free from Another fortnight's tine weather would clear the fields, and gladden the hearts of many who bail begun to think that scarcity would prevail during the coming winter.—North Britida :104 ;100 NO IMP I tol IM too , 41 . too IBristol& ieter4pc.atk Caledonian Quar. Sh Cork and Bandon 6yp.c Dornws.U, 6 pee oats. Dun. Perth,* Abor.J on Min.& Olaww 6p. et fit Eastern, E. C.8a.,6 p cent., No. 1 :Do. do. No. 2 Do. do. 6 percent. pref Do. E. Anglain A, 5 p. C ID°. do. A, 7 per ceut Do. N.Union, 4p. ct.gua ! pe r cent. gua Do. Norf. 5 p. c. Et. .1140' I Do. 55 per ct. pref., 16.7 Do. 6 9. ct. Wareney V. Urea& Northern. 6 p. at Do.6c.reLat le p.olpee Do. 4 ,p ; per wok UL Do.6.red.at6 p.o.paa N. c. Soottand, Ist Pref Ot.Waat.(BorkotHeate Do. redeem. 4t p. ceu Do. redeems. 6 p. ecu Do. Irredeens. 4 p. Do.sp.clretteetts Prot Do. /firm. Qua. Stock Do. Binn. Pref. Sloe Do. Chest. Due. Stock Do.ChasterPLS2 OD Do. do. do. 6p. c Lona& Yorksh. 6 p.e. at Les&Brlght..lp.o.Ont, St No. I Dal pa. do. No.: Do.. p.o. do. N. D 0.61.0. do. • D 0.4 p.o. do. .. Do. p.o.prtsh do. D 0.7 p. a. Pret.Stack. Do.op.o.dc.(W. L&C.P Do it t& a. 61.(411r. def. ttl Lon.diathaut end Dore UMW .Cov.&Nuu.bp.,. L&S. W.7p.c.fit. 'offish Londonderry end YeagheL &Llnc.llp. et Do. 416 Do. Sy per omit Doardeemable 69 61 &tdiand Cowt.6p. alltoc Do. Cons. Br.& 8.51, a I Do. iy pct. Piwf. Wee. Do. Lel&iltalatn 6 p., torfolk6pet.la. Steer Perth &aloha per oeu Do. New Qua. 6 p. ct Do. Border Union gin N. rat —Cous.4 p.c. Pr , Dt. do. de Do. Loads p.ct. Na I Do. York. H.& S. pure . North Staffordshire.. Scottish Cent. New Pref. Scot.N.E.3l pat. Pref.Et Do. Aber. ga.6 p.a. Do. 7 p. 0. Pref. Stoat S. Devoe Fixed p. a. a las. (Bead. An. itLe.s Da 65 per coot Do. lied 41 per coot IS. Wake gria. Op. oat—, Do. 41 per cent Yeeis p. gas WoolL&Darlinspoofp.a Do. do. Blip.* Do. do. C6p.al Weitit : lolinny 6 11.dicia4 - 111.16 Do. do. .1 do , ID,. Burp. 6 p. ot. Pref. Do.do.porp. 6 D.ot. prof .1 ItORIION ELLUN4IIII. lellgerlau Antwerp £ Itotterdansl Ardennes 13111&&11.1rra.IL p.e =4: i 7 J noetlon oGralssewase Carmeanz thugs CeplaPe Do. trtenelon A letter from Berlin relates the following singular fast :—Tbe son of a shopkeeper, residing in Berlin, having complained that he could not see so well as usual with one of his eyes, was conducted to the establishment of Dr. Grade. On examining the patient the doctor said it was lucky the child had been promptly brought to him, for be declared that immediately behind the iris of the affected eye there was a tapeworm. This parasite, he added, would ' undoubtedly have goon completely destroyed the organ of vision in which it had taken up its quarters. The doctor a 44 it was a wonder that, such cases were not more frequent. They arose, he observed, from eating underdone or uncooked meat, and most generally pork, THE PACIFIC RAILROAD. —The couvention on this subject was held at Chicago is the beginning of this month, sad lasted three days: delegates from all the Federal states attended. The object of the Pacific Railroad is to connect by rail the Atlantic and Pacific states. For this purpose Congress had granted the necereary land. About I,SOU miles of railway would have to be constructed. When this was ilono a mail communication between Canton in China sad New York could be made in 30 days, and between Canton and London in 40 days. The capital stock of the Pacific Railroad Company is to casuist of nee million shares of 100 dollars ascii. It was proposed at the conven tion that tbe railroad should pare through Colorado country. The yield of gold there was already very coosiderable, and iron and coal are found where the read would piss, nearly along the 40 parallel. Timber and water also were abundant. Very soon Colorado will have the requisite number of inhabitants to form • state. A memorial from the Norma: authorities was presented to the oonvention praying that the railroad might pass through Utah. It was resolved to petition Congress to make sonic alterations in the Pacific Railroad Bill, and it was determined to use every effort to complete the railway, in order to unite more closely th e anti-slavery states on the Pacific with those of the Atlantic. Dutch Illastern of France Dd. 8.1114111.11 gas. 6. p. o Gt. Central of Franco Losembg. Coast. Ms 'ltalian Junction Lake COMILIPACO & Bain 110170 Alla Turnhout Lyons and Geoeis Marla Antonia .NaanaLlese LBy the IDo.ep.o.Prf. Onin.goo. INT tnl of . nce 112 1:4 iu Ito 112 an n•::in 92 PI dU Ms i not 2 4 24 10 101 14 xd 101 103 101 103 24} IS 111 Si l7l Si SI 14 43 46 12e 128 120 184 100 1011 121 124 LILWAYL Clostai prices. I Wes. 7k 7k - - Dm i 21 pm, If 11 i 101 11} 6 5 41. 1 P 631211 2t4, IDo. New Shares thiorwegian Trunk PreL lottornan'Smyrnsutidlni !Paris, Lyons. mad Madill ,Parts and Orleans 'Raclin And B. Francisco; ernambucolf. tig W a and Dunsburp Royal Danish 'Bold w p i r ti cool Sambre and Meuse Da. 14 per cent. Pref. ,Sesirsulodins.)r.7 perot 111.Atist.S Lota-Venstlan. 3.C.0f Portnearprrct p . Southern of Tram,. . !Torts and Savona IWase 'Maiden Do. 64 par auk Frei West. S N. W. of Frame DZBENIVAI - - - -- - - - Y. H! Kamm, I Cr d e91 . 4019 1 Wes to.tluy • I to 1 p.a. 1 " 9 9 ad. lAwrisor 66 67 - 6.1 WO Da55.1186.10.1n.i./p.a. DS 111 1061 le 1 Do. New - - - NI di Dnialoainkeilaronlil a g - 68 di Da. Prabransa 8 - IN no oraffo inaa,..11030&111;11 6p.a. DOA, Lag. LIM - MO I* inewaselbyft3.4L. H. 76 II -, De. July 1,1111,1446 a. 76 79 1111 Ha De.Junel, 1174.09ki. 76 79 111 101 OalauSla It L lublen. 102 106 ••• 86 100 Ow LISP.* Sp.a.gua 4 1064 100 60 100 /061000 3~91 lO4 166 upq M WS ad Indian gua. 6p. et 1064 1614 1 00 9 111 5 De. G. Ystonnon .. 4 . 1 SD - U 1 Do. H. do ... Ps - 11. 100 grand Trunk al Umtata 1 I s 4 ai - 160 all Do. 6pa on Prot. US all Do.Soc.Pro/.6 ot.Bo 64 74 - 161 all Do. 1 par al DsEant SO Id - 100 all Do. 7 pre M. 1114 6l as - 1N all Do. 6z. 1817 79 97 .... 190 all Do. ols. 1111 2O 61 lia. icto Grad 201 Paola au 106 100 104 VI 12 Do. Haw t pa- 61 1 Do. January, lio6 I 4 pin - N 100 Ell 8. of c le=46 •at 103 106 ••• _164 ad 161.1144 13 iii - 114 113 Do. Bow 8 dla - IN all De.llpADlnpayfl,w.op 5) 101 101 100 111 all Do. 64 do.. ?twin . - - - laa all Indian =I od D6.I4L St 11 1 SO 92 I d par - - 14. 160 Madras 606 a de pre at. n 04 - klO Da. din 5 no* no la -- lel Da.* pin al. dr 9l 17 -.. 11. IN 14•114.0tap.14.06.11•661 - - -... 16 all I. B 4 a Ottorla elm • asp. 811 all Da. do. Land do. 6 7 - 11 sll Do. do. 1 cap. do. 4 6 - N all Do. rlo. Land do. 4 6 - 1 N.l, of Canada!) p. a 81 86 - 64.. 1 do . ...... II 16 Dm lord••••-• * f 103 - St. all Do. O. 100 D0.1ndJ14.11.24.g.6p o 99 100 .- 16,0061 110,4)%1 0 .0 01 0,.**1 1 20,000 , 614,7811: 60,4 Ax . Angia.llankan rw Annum AL Australian Agr l=l. Wataewarks.. . Bombay Os; Linnet. /kW ot Irian Ada& Tu Da B I nor a. till l$ Ossuala Win Oap.lfg.oting.st Basalt eratPalace .a!"rivtaninoa bilisTalTZTv. no, &IndlaCottonAgancry,L &Amnia & Insathallal rm.& V. Beattie Telegraph ... Ds& and Aust. Cop. . Gr. HUI= Narigats •• Groat Ship (Limited, . Do. 17i per rent. Prot Law District TaL (1. Co.. Gen Orauthas LosaltS.lre.Dir.Tal. X.) Sladraa lrrigu. & I ){octlter. Its. Dd. ilihn National Dlsoount Co. MartruddaCoalitiron. BathorlandsL. a p. o.pri S. Bruns. & N. Soot. la. Brit. Australasian . Cliental Gas -201 '2O I a. i I a as 111 11 ilea 15 20 102 ' as 100 111 100 111 i 310 i Pal 10 I 41 .1 P 0 11.0 103 1 21 1 "NMI 1,711 101,00. a.m., 10,0001 6 WO. AMON I A ft . 17,000 I 10,00 1?•Cl!' ‘,2301 15 29,7361 25 131 16, , tut s)0,00/ 06 14,2* 26 76,001 I 1 SO,OC, 11,bot 10 60.000 2 60.0 , 4 15 Kuuk t 10.000 Am, 14e 10 orleit. In. 'gm (Um.' Ottoman Oar Se St 110 El 40k "If reel lAwar Lawl a Mo. hula. !ad Odes. Fitton 1 - D - 7:1.1;;;777 ra Quebdaldirdialf.(L) I .t sa.• I Mk g sm e , 17°D BANK Or ENGLAND.—An and VA Vie-. c. A fo the w 24 186 X. - --, MTN DM Notes Lamed /..90,V83,805 n Dm 4 I If pm I pm IS II I If 7 (1* *L 40 Id II 74 U lb .” is par • IS -4411 L-30.11113,1K6 W. N:w ilo de Jan. City Int.(L) Do. do Royal Mall Steam Scottish Aunt. lassoes loath Australian Um - Sobinarino Tal. Scrip Do. do. Ragistared 16 20 6 6 VI sal $ iym Salim -901— Lo: fo'egraph to India (L.) r. & Ag. of Atuti(L.) Frost& Lo.Co.U.thina It la madam TN. .L. Tao Duman% !...1.. si ;13 . 111 11_ ICS ZUHUNIII DI Proprietors' Capital /114.662.000 Beat 3.647,217 9,268,104 Other 13,825,220 'Seven day and other 798,906 £42,0J2,529 Sept 25, 1801 11 I .1 I di. I 1 WA die par I 13 13 341 MONEY MARKET.—(THI6 DAY.) also slightly improved. Imperial, on the other hand, were flat, and receded to a limited extent. Two °Two ,. lln miscellaneous descriptions, Copper Miners of England Seven-and-a-half per Cent. Preference The market for the English government recuri- . rose 14 per cent., and National Discount, ties is dull to-diy, and Consohs have re- i Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to- ceded per cent. British railway shares • clay 10 to 4 prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, continue very inactive. In the foreign stock 21 toi pram. Commercial Er.olos Amur' market, Turkish Consolidis are again inquired par to 1 prem. ; rsal Mann., tO 1 dia. ; London and Prov incial • to 1.1 dia. ; for, and have improved It per cent. With the ex- sod North British and Mercantile,to 17. °option of an advance in Spanish Passive, other , The closing quotations for shares in new under. foreign securities are without variation. takinfito-day were as follows :—Bank of Hindos - Cons o l e are now quoted 93# t o * both for wow tau, 1 to 14 die. • Union Bank of 'rebind, 21 to 1 ' and the Bth of October. The official business re- ail' ; orthern Railway of Buenas Ayres, to port is as follows:—Throe per Cent. Consols, for . B wo i r ; o f die. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, to Queensland, 14 to Of dis. ; money, 934, 4, ; ditto, tor account, 934, ; Three London and Middlesex Bank, dis. to par. per Cents. Reduced, 92, 914 ; New Three per Cents., j Eastern Bengal Tea shares were quoted to-day 914, 92 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 214 ; India par to prem., and Southern Pier Hotel to Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent stock, Pram. 1084, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1864, 101 ; Four per Cent " enfeeed" rupee paper, 934, 4 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1044 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1111 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 20e. prem. ; ditto, March, Mt, 17s. prem. In the foreign stock market to-day, Turkish Consolid& are in demand and are now quoted 371 to /, being 1 per cent. above the last quotation of yesterday. The Turk ish external stocks are without change ; I the Loan of 1854 is now quoted 85 to 86 ;that of 1858, 67/ to 68; and the scripof 1862,11 toll dia. Mexi can Bonds are quiet, and Spanish Passive better. Russian scrip is now quoted 1 to 11 prem. ; Venezuelan, 2 to 21 prem. ; Portuguese, 21 to 1 prem. ; Peruvian, 11 to 01 die. ; Egyptian Loan, first issue, 84 to 901: ex div., being firmer ; ditto, second issue, 5 to 6 prem. ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1021 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 90 ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 341 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461 ; ditto, scrip, 21 prem.; Russian Five per Cents. paid-up scrip, 94f, 1; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 831 ; Spanish PasaFte, 211, 1, g ; the Certificates, 10 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 851, 86 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 671, 68, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents, 1862, scrip, 11 din. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 66 1,1. Foos o'Cnocx. Consols are fiat, at 931 to 1 for money, and 931 to / for the account. The sum of 25,000 sovereigns was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. There were no bullion operations of importance. The Bank of British Columbia have commenced business, the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury having given the requisite certificate. Subjoined is Messrs. Cnlverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yeetenlay's hide sales : At the eighteenth series of bide sales for the 7ear a lair demand was experienced, and full prises were East India.—Ox and Cow.—Caleutta were in good re quest, both the home trade and exporters operating to a fair extent, and late rates were well maintained far all de scription. Heavy hides did not, however, molt with se much inquiry as other aorta. Madras, Bombay, Singapore, lox—The few offered brought former prices. The analysis of the sales is 115,506 Calcutta new parcel.; 16,397 brought forward from former sales and 3,337 Madras, Bombay, Singapore, So. ; is ell 137,240 hides, of which 117,044 were East India.—Buffalo.—Only a few were offered, which were bought in. Leatber.—Feat lodic was in fair demand. Australian sold well. Salted Hides.—Ox and Cow.—South American were in fair request. Cape brought late rates. Dry Hides.—booth American were all disposed of at full -Leather pieces sod hide cuttings were mostly sold. Skies.—Ksaproo brought full prices. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 24, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation lame 030,983,866 Decree's 2230,790 Circulation active Public deposits 9,268,106 loan:age 193,827 Other deposits Government Neuritic* is bankirigdepartTnent 11,232,610 Inman, Otheraecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both lioparlawals 17,166,742 Deere. 199,011 Eleven day sad other bO5; 796,956 Demon 17,866 The Bat . 3,657,27 Increase 529 16,488,100 locreams 61,600 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes &min in banking department). 11,314,977 Imam 93,387 The changes in the Bank return this week are of little importance. There is a decrease of 189,0111. in the coin and bullion, and an increase of 93,3791. in the reserve. Some advances have been made on government securities, and there is an increase in the public deposits. oant perm:wit to the Act 7th ending on Wednesday, Sept. Government debt.. R 11,015,100 Other securities. 034,900 Gold win and bid- lion_ - -- -- 14333,863 Silver bullion .... .. 430,984866 Two o'CLocz. Goierimeat Secu rities (Including Dead Weight An salty) Other del:amities Notes Gold aad Silver Colo. L42,04)!,6211 ItABBHALL. Chid Camille?. THURSDAY Evianto. The operations in English government securities have been few, and no alteration in the markets can be noted. The dealings in foreign stocks have I also been on a less extensive wee, and except the ooutinued heaviness of Turkish Consolides there is no feature of importance. The share markets have presented small fluctuations during the day, but the character of the account is unchanged. After business hours the arrival of a private telegram with news by the City of New York, from Cape Race on the 16th, occasioned great excitement. The information received is to the effect that 31`Clellan had completely defeated the Confederates. The quotations of American securities were given 2 or 3 per cent. higher from New York, and exchange on London had receded to 129. WORSHIP-STREET. STEAL'S() A HORSE, CA itT, AND HARNESS. JoLn Kreg was charged before Mr. Leigh with stealing a cart soda set of harness at Harlow-bush fair, Falser. The prosecutor, Mr. Alfred Arrow. is a malAlealer, in F.:ea-street, Islington, and on the 9th, instant be was at the fair mentioned with a ligbt cart end bone, the lit About three o' c lo c k i n th e afternoon he missed the Property from the common, when but shortly previous be had left it. Since that period he had seen the cart and heroes in the bands of the police, his name having partly been obliterated from the former, but not any information could beaffonled him rest acting the hone. Goo.Loe, 227 K division, said that about 12 o'clock on the night of the robbery he saw a cart, since identified by the ro.ecutor as his pi opert ,'opposite the prisoner's house in eel-street, Old Ford ; wiien questioned he asserted that be had purchased it at 7 o'clock that morning (being eight hours before it was lost) of a stranger atSt. Pancras, sad pro 'need a receipt for the same, adding that the hone, which he bought at the name time, was on H.sekney•common, and the harness in his house. Not withstanding all this apparent reasonable statement, wit.• atis took him into custody, and on the following moaning Mel 44 47 In 1$ 16 11 I i lot io 91 f 3 3 ran' 33 34 2 11 dla 73 73 10 1 ..4 313 2 '3 STOCKS. No. I Ma. I &rood% IPd CL Priam. I Lome 0170 C.Noit4 0 9.0.Jathildf 1 190 99 199 - KM\ O. Nostalk4p.o.itar.t3opi. 100 KM 94. J. 164.4..elasii.Achtly 10 N 100 1% 01. &MOM N. doak 4D. et. WO. .... .. si. Wmigreaux.—fi t p.o. 143 102 101 TRAFFIC' RKTURNEL - 14 24 Mee Yu- Mar- Told, Tettl, ILILWITIP open mantes ehendlae 11162 MI Week ending Sept. 14. a a a Antwerp & Itottenlinn .. MO 761 1,691 1,677 Week ending Sept. 16. 8. Atut. & Lumbardo-V en. .. . ( 3 iotiThAust.l,lrieT . w-. 10116 16.951 28,050 45,001 48,637 (Lombardo Llne) Central Rely Branch - Plaisance to Bologne v. yea ending Sept. 19. lieUast &N. Counties - 1,454 880 2.372 2,191 Week ending Sept. 20. North Eastern B^42 20,527 25,034 45.561 43,F03 Stockton and Darlington Week ending Sept. 21. Belfast and County Down 49 666 119 MI 685 &WM and Bleier Great Eastern Great Western Loa.,Chathani, and Dover 75 5,402 794 6,196 2,316 Midland North British 41031 6,977 7.181 18,166 11,615 Boottlish Central - 1,792 2,1154 3,846 3,838 Shrerniatze Union V 386 666 910 929 Maar - 1,466 817 2,251 1,906 MINER -(THIS DAY.) In the mining market to-day, Wheal Ludoott shares are in request, and have advanced to 14 to , being 10s. above the last quotation of yester day. Rest Caradon, on the other band, are heavy, and have receded to 60} to 51k. Wheal Beton are quoted 162} to 166 ; Cook's Kitchen, 24} to 26} ; Gonameua, 11 to n ; and North Crotty, 41 to 1. In foreign and colonial mining shares no change is reported. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 564 ; United Mexican, at 7} ; and Yudanamutana, at 2} and 3. At the Drakemells brute meeting, yesterday, the accounts made op to the end of June showed a credit balance of 9981. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LANI.—(TRIB DAY.) The weather is rather ussettledand very mild. Rain has fallen bosh yesterday and to-day at intervals, and the wind is from the S.W. The supply of English wheat sines last market is liberal; flour moderate; barley, as* bean; sod peas a fair quality; malt rather contrasted ; Scotch sad Irish aim nose arrived. The foreign arrivals of wheat are moderate since last day, Russian and Promise. A few barrels of American Hoar from French porta. Barley extremely short. Oats continue very limited, hardly any having been reported seam Wednesday. A ergo of Russian linseed. Other descriptions of seed samity. To-day the attendees, of buyers is small, business muse quality very slow and if miss were forced less money must be taken than on Monday lest. Flour in the same depressed condition. Barley for malting but little demand. Grinding de•crip• time maintain quotations with a steady sale. Oats. —Fine old fully as dear, Lut new rather easier to pirated,. Beans sad peas steady in value and demand. Taw selling at Ba. dd. per busbeL Bends.—Linseed and rapeseed maintain quotations. Mus tard seed dull, and worth about Si. per bushel. Clovenwed not so brisk. FLOATING CANGOZEL—SIow of sale. _ . WET.:-&gkslTEeimix red Kent, white, sow, 46.. to Ma.; ditto, foe old, 46.. to 54..; ditto, rod, new, 46.. to 515.; ditto, toe 01d,56e. ; Norfolk, ko., fine old, -o. to - 4 6 red, new, -s. to -a, Foreign : Dudek, Ms. to 57..; Ins, 57.. to Ma; sutra, Ma. to 615.• Koeigibe.s, 50.. to Ms.; ditto, extra, Ma to ; Brack, Ito Ms. ; ditto, extra, 635. filia; Mooklembarg, 51s. to • Uokiirmark ditto, --a. ; Antericaa whir, 625. to 67a; ditto, red, 60s. to 525.; Osnadion, 61s. to lids. mrie -a. to -a ; du, 40s. ; grinding, 26.. to 27..; and distilling, 29.. to 30s. per qr. foreign grinding, 24.. to 285.; ditto dirilhag, 28s. to 33.. itaLT.-Fasghah, Emu and Norfolk, Ws. to 83e. ; fine, 63.. to 675. ; Eingstea sod Were, 1,65. to 70..; brown, Cas. UMW. 0•141.-Euglish feed, 21.. OA to 230. Od. ; potato, 25.. to 275. ; foreign, Us. to 28s. BUM-B/462h tiak, 35.. to 40s. ; harrow, 30s to 43a. ; pigeon, Me to as. ; foreisa. Magagsa, 325. to 36e. ; tiok, 36.. to 37a. ; Konipberg, 38e. to 39.. ; Egyptian, 325. to 34e. Pus. -English boilers, 406 to 415.; white and blue, 404. Is 435. ; maple, -s. to •-•• My, 36 a to 3 8 a; hod, 354 . Ito 404. ; foreign. 34.. te 365. YLOOI.-lioglish town, 44e. to 46a.; ditto fine, 47.. to 515.; eirstry, 425. to 435. ; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 37.. to 39..; froosit, -s. to .-a pea mock; D.Y. sweet, 275. to 30e.; Ormadlaa. 27e. to 30..: Spanish. 30s. to 41s. Muir Cont.-WWI" 30.. to 32.. ; yellow, 28e. to 30s. FLOATING Caroms, oil C. F. and 1.-Whsat 'tardi er rki and Noriessople, per 492165., 445. to 46.. ; Ohlrka, 44.. to 475. ; Polish Odra, per 480th.., 42.. to 445. ; whir, 46a. to 50e. ' • truths and Galati, Ma to 421 . ; Egyptian, 325. to Ms. Barley Nuptial~ and Syron, _par OUOibil.. 24a. to 25a. ; Odessa sad Dare* do., Ms. to 26.. Beans : Egyptian, per 460ibe.,300. to 335. Mare : Odors imedGelata, per 4921 be., 31.. Ud. to 321. ; lbrail sod Bulgarian, per 480ibe., 31.. Od. to 325. ; French, do., -e. to -a. ; Ail:reran, do., 29 to 30s. ; Egyptian, -s. to -a. Illora-Oanery seed, per qr., 38.. to 541. ; liamp rd, per qr., 36e. to 425.; Mustard seed, per bushel, who* 7s. to 7s. 6d. ; brown, Bs. to 9s. ; Limited, pre qr., ermehrg, 60.. to 625. ; Line rd area, English, per toe, 111. Os. to 121. Os. • American, thin, is brie., per tr, OA Oa to 121. 10s.; aci., in begn,lll. Os. to 11/. las.; Beak, OL to 01. Oa Marosillia, lat. to 10/. 10s.: Rape cakes, 61. date 71. ; Tarr, per briesi, winter, sa. to 6e. Od. ; Buie seed, Reel* per qr., Ma to 735. AtaivAus INTO LONDON PION SEPT. 22 To SEPT. 26. inn& sad &rash. bias. Foreign. Wheat lllO .... I 13360 2470 142,063 32,373 Barley I - 150 I 09ts Malt ➢lOO9, *40913. 1490 melts, fordo, 870 820 iiiiii LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN M. (THIS DAY.) (sir mem AND DUN mArmeno (MOD OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Very good decoriad in the cotton market today ; busi aim was checked, however, be holders advancing prices id. to 10 Wei probably 5 000 balsa. A moderate attend aace at to-clay'a corn market. Wheat a rather better in quiry at Tewelay's prices. Flour dull, prima unaltered. iodate' can a speculative demand ; mixed, 29e. fal. Egyp• tiara beans steady. Old oats fully as dear ; new rather in favour el buyers. MINORJG LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Boost—For West India descriptions there is an in. creased demand ; a fall amount of business has been trans acted at steady prices. Foreign aorta are not in request, but Porto Rico bee mold without material change in value; fine brown, 35e. ; low to very good yellow, 375. to 40s. Re fined: The market continues inactive; brown lumps, 48s. grocery, 48s. Gd. to 525. Correa—ln the absence of public sales the market is very firm by private contract, with a full amount of busi ness transacted hi both foreign and colonial. COCOA.—Common qualities are steady, but fine sella readily at extreme prices. TILL—No business of importance L doing, with the ex • option of green teas, which have sold at rather higher P^• KICIL—The market is not active, but prices of common quality continue firm ; cargo Bengal sold at Ace, 6d. Paurr.—There continues to be so active demand for currant' ; prices for fine are rather higher, but common quality have sold rather lower. Turkey fruit IuUI sold slowly, at moderate prices. Ann.-40 puncheon' of Jamaica sold at 21.5 d. Pa ran.-400 bags of Periwig 1e . ..1d at 3 11.111 d. to 3fd. COTTON.—The market continues inactive. Jura.—The business doing is so limited that prices are quite nominal. HIMr is dull of sale, and reduced prices are quoted; clean St. Petersburg, 391. to 391. lOs. SALTPETRI--About 1,500 begs sold, refraction 3.i to 91, at 395. 3d. to .10s. 9d. The discount market was very quiet to-day, and in some instaucea business was transacted as low as per cent. At the Bank of England there was little or no inquiry. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to for the Bth of October opened this morning at the same quotation, and so closed. For money the last price was 93{ to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93!, ; ditto, for account, 934 ; • Three per Ceuta Reduced, 924, 92 914 ; New HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Three per Cent.., 92, 4, 92, 911 ; Five per HIDE—LIADIU/Ral"—P6°";-561b"""bg" 3d. to 31d. • 64Ibs. to 721ba., Std. to 310. ; 721 b.. to MM., 41 so Cent. Anna., 111 ; Thirty Years Anus,. 1885, a 801b.. t0 wp m, 4 g . to eid. pa w t o g l ob s ., 151-18 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 22 ; India Five per gid: t o 5d. ; mh o , ineth e ., St to hid. Hone Was, Cent. Stock, 108 i, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" 8.. to 10.. Bd. Cell skins, light, 2s. 04. toss. Rd. ; fall. es. rupee paper, 104/ 105/. Buitmommer.--Sissep skins, Oa. Od. to Os. lid. ; The foreign stock market in nearly all the more 6 o• 0, I•1° 71 . Od. I half -btu* if.. to 5 o• downs. 3.. 2d pftulative values was depressed ; and, generally, to 4s. 3d .; lamb ," to 6.. the reaction was greatest in those stocks in which BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) the advance had previously been most rapid. Berm Pattenden and Smith report all excessive trade Turkish Cousolid4s were Firticularly dull, and at doing in Weald of Kent and Sussex hops, as welt as the one time quoted 384, sellers. The 'A.nglo-Turkish I best grown of the Midand East Kent distrusts, at full prices. Loans were, on the other hand, wall auetained. I -- Mexican St ock experienced a decliee,• an& closed COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) dull. Spanish Passives receded to 21{ to Pcirtu- . Walls End banshees, 18e. ; Walls End Htuswell, ISs. ; Wells End South Heti, n, Ms. Ga. ; Walls End Tees, goes. Scrip was heavy. ; Walls End Hartlepool, lra. • Walls End Braddels Canadian Government Six per Cents. (1877-82) H.,, tt ,„„, 3d. ; W a g s god Russell H0uth ,.. 174. ; Ar A is were in demand, and improved 4 per cent. End South Hart lepool, 17e. ; Walls End South Kenos. Bank shares exhibited few variations of im- 17.. 3d.; Walls Ersd }leash Hall, 16s. 91. ; Walls Ha portance. The inquiry for Metropolitan and Pro- Kepler 3 1: 1 7 . a115 . %c lad Kelloe. 17.. 3d.; vincial continued, and business was transacted at 15a.; Tanfield Mel BOWS, Chs. tia • F itsiZ 'h llartle par. After the official hours, prem. was o ff ered um. H oot i or H art h y, 164. ; Lauibee. .. mirtiey, 158. for these shares. London Chartered of Australis —46 ships at market. • NCH/NEAL. —Since the public sales on Wednesday last thorn has been an active inquiry at the full prioea then paid. iNDIGO. —For the peat quarterly sales the declarations now amount to 8,050 chests. TALLOW MARKKT. H DAY). The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 475. 3d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 484. ; new, 444. 6.1; October to December, 48s. 64. ; January to March, 495. - - iiiri I. i