The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblanqus.) RE G. W. HOWARD. This was an *pont:Atha for release from custody. The pmkrupt, G. W. Howard was stated to be heir to the Widow of Wicklow. gr. Bicker Cearteul new applied for his release from ou ly, oo the ground that the debtor had sled • deed of which would be produced, togetber with a from the registrar. Under the 19Sth section of he shouts'. therefore, apply f or the re l ease . 1!:, Commisaiouer said the act of parliament said nothing ~!out the matter to show that the court had power. Bicker Cearten said that in a case which was before f r . Cononissioner nine, and in which a deed had been filo], Er ionkrupt had been committed under a judgment sum tom the Sheriffs' Court, netwithstandieg that the 0.0 1 showed his protection. ("onimiassnoer —Theo he had his protection' W. Bicker Cmarten--Yes, but under the Bankruptcy Act 1 , 19 the commissioner in this court bed the power to clis ..rze extent in cet Win caves. . . }ll r g ey opposed the application, and denounced it as • ~dtous attempt to abuse the powers of the court. The okrupt had been released in March last from his debts, • i now filed a deal of composition under which he pro .sed to pay his creditors Is. in the pound. He was in treed that the debtor was not is gaol at all, but • was at man ' s lock-up io Chaucery.lane. fhe commissioner did not see what evidence there was at ...0C to enable bun to treat this as a deed at all. --......, _ Mr. Bicker Caserten maid that there was a general amigo ,,ut of the debtor's property. The Commissioner—rot only must there be an assumed p: z ninent of the property on paper, bet there must be an possession by the trustees. I shall therefore make 'Nf r .itagley—The aprlication will be refused with costs? Tt.e Commissiouer - - Yes. ;h. Bicker Caarten—Them if yonr Honour makes an ear lila that the bankrupt may remain in prison all bia 11' The l',‘rnmissioner —Well, all if hope is I sball live to seo l ir vial of it. (Laughter.) lieleaso refused. fl , .an examination meeting - The bankrupt, Frank Collinsoa, was described as late of No. 4, Lawrence rw ntory-hill, and 216, Upper Thames-street, late of St. Islington, Csnonhurr Lodge, Islington, and Nk.road, Chelsea, wine merchant. The adjudication) was -in July last. . . secounta banns been filed, an adjournment was awed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The September session of the Central Criminal Court was sed this morning before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Recorder, Alderman Rose, Alderman W. Lawrence, and Went= Abbe", Mr. Sheriff Cockerel!, the under sheriffs, k r.,m Ferrer and Gammon, lac. The first edition of the calendar contains the names of 14 linemen, and there are no less than six charges of If al murder to be disposes' of. Thy Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury, said the other of charges was not larger than might be expected ; t there were several very serious charges, which would re ore their most careful consideration. There weresix charges nub' murder, and he alluded to a charge of murder ad three women, named Mary Riley, Ellen Rose, and •ay Flynn. He said he had read the evidence, but he set say be was rather surprised that the y had be en: cam- I ittol upon such a charge. The only askance that ap red against them appeared to be the statements which y themselves had made at the examination, which he not think was et all conclusive against them. As re• ,nlesl the other charges of murder, he drew the attention the grand jury to the face, and said if the face were Jr out to their satisfaction as they appeared the depositions, it would be their duty to turn true bills agaiust the prisoners. His lord '', said he was sorry to have had to cell the nation of the grand jury to such an unusual number of ' ful munlers, and the charges of manslaughter, he was rry to say, were of an equally unusual number, and nog briefly drawn the atteution of the grand jury to the climatal:ices of the several eases, be said the only other e he thought it necessary to call their attention to was * irge against a Mr. Hoops'', for forgery. It did .c seem to him that there was anything par. 1:;illar in the evidence. He did not know what oidence would be laid before them ; but the only evidence Ilet appeared against him at present was his own statement, rolunterily made epos oath before the magistrates, is ihich be had distinctly sworn that be had forged a deed, ed had alio forged hL father's wilL He was not aware Methsr any other evidence would be laid before them. ut it seemed to him that the statement he had himself ode upon oath would be quite sufficient for the good TY to act open, asleep some satisfactory explanation could given for his having made such a statement. The evi ace which they would have to go through was rather to;, but he did riot think env difficulties would pnaent ,twelves, but if there was anything upon which the y were quite satisfied, the cunt would rainier them every 'a nee in their power. He said they appeared to him all he rases to "heti it was necessary to call their attention, I the grand jury then retired to their duties. ~_ _ _ The grAnd jury came into court in the course of the day, o retuned two true bills against William Roupell for •Inrc. Ti.ry al. returuel true bills against Catherine 'thou and Robert Cooper fur murder. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL THE BRITISH COLUMBIA OVERLAND TRANSIT COMPANY. Mt. Jaws deasua, the secretary to the British Columbia I eland Transit Company, appeared this day before Alder s Hale, according to previous arrangements, to receive dneilioo of the court upon the charge of conspiring with V.osel Sleigh to cheat and defraud Mr. Hy. Isaac Col. beeond of a sum of SM. by means of false pretences. Mr. Norris said, in the absence of Alderman Finnis, it 411,1 be desirable to adjourn the case, particularly as the fetiduit bail volunteered to give every assistance, and tell be knew to fix the guilt mem the real delinquents. Mr. Pearce said Mr. Collette was anxious to be oinel with the same end in view. as it was pretty well k , nwledgell by all parties that Colonel Sleigh was the party who ought to he here to answer this charge. oieel he did not know why Colonel Sleigh was not in tntody, as there was a warrant out against him, and he • to be 10011 almost daily walking the Strand. Hale said it would be better that Alderman non who had heard the case from the first. should also r the conclusion. He therefore adjourned the case for a ;,b,l then if Alderman Finals could not attend he "11.1 gas into it himself. Thin arrangemeut era acceded to by all parties. and the slant It:tiring entered into the same recognisance' as 'ore, the proceedings were accordingly adjourned. CLERKENWELL. ni , mAcrrin. CONDUCT OF TWO WARRIED WONIN. lbP , Rtret Brown, of 44, Caltonvtreet, and Elizabeth, living at 7, &firma-hill. both young married women lrought op charg e d with committing a aerie @ of via -411,U1tl 111.11 Mr. William Parfitt and his wife. Mr. l'Arfitt depraied that shout a quarter put 10 o dock e previous evening he was walking down Penton-street Jean's home ; the two defendants were coming in an op- Nit direction, when one of them went up to some gentle h and knocked their hats off, and otherwise brand in a iliacriteeful manner. On nearing himself I wife, the lint-nerved defendant laid hold of him I atiuck him repeatedly on the face and head ad then attacked his wife, tearing her silk mantle from er shoolileminto ritibons as well as otherwise injuring her demanding an explanation for the outrage they 1 Y I ,'"ne noon violent anal used most disgustin g langu a ge. '"r l '° • waing man mine up and endeavoured to protect limed awl los wife, and eventually on a coatuble arriving rr were both given into clotted). fl- complainant's wife fully corroborated this testimony, qatell further, that she had mimed her gold brooch, "" 1 45., while the amount o f d amage d one t o h er man tl e 4 alviut P olice -constable Isaac Lovett, 210 N, proved taking both natal, bon eta-tole, end they were quite intotreased. 11, • IrEynowart nail the conduct of the defendants had "' n eat Ungraceful, and no doubt the result of drink. • ^ • oilld infi.:t a fine of 10s. upon Margaret Brown for the `4.11,.01wel as :14k. for the damage, or in d e f au lt one 'Oh , imprivoriment and hard labour. The other defect !von"! have to pay a floe of 10a. for the assault, or ten ` ll 1 1 Prisnoment. both defendants were locked up in default. 111 AHLBOROUGH-SI'HEEF. V (. . I, ntVE rif tRuED WITH CR! %TING A nixTennANcE. Mr. fl 'orYe Edward Caswell, of New Hall, near Hartley, od. hire. gentleman. and wbo said he was a magistrate, 'Ldval before MrTerwhitt with creating a dieturbence the London Pavilion Music Hall, Tichborneatmet. Ts. defendant appeared in the doe it with a dog attached Turin. Itohert Martin, 116 C, said on Sidnrclay nightat half-past liv. .leferslantcanse to the London Pavilion, and wanted to tee his way in with a dug. He told the defendant that 1,, * not allowed, when he b. cdne like a madman, said naa a magistrate of Yorkshire. and wonted him to 41 . out to light, telling him that he would fight him th one hand. He told the defendant he bad better go 3V. when he again mid he was a magistrate of Yorkshire. . I " .4 ^ted him to hold hie d og . H e t o ld th e d e f en d ant h e mehing to do with the dog, when the defenilaut said, You cos fasten it to your button." Finding he could imbing with the lvfendant, who was creating great c0n ,1,1“. he took him to the elation. mlicitor said he had known the defendant for years, lad be hollowed him hie:Liable of such conduct. Mr. Terwhitt—Yee, when he is sober. I °.Pector bilverton haring proved that defendant was THE drunk, and the porter of the London Pavilmn heals; corm borated Martin, The defendant, who wee very excited, said be went to the London Pavilion on Saturday night, after dinner. Mr. Tvrarhitt said as the defendant had not struck the constable and had been locked up some hours, be should discharge him. Defendant—l never was in a police court in such a posi tion before, and I shall oever forget it. The defendant then left the court with his solicitor. STOKE-UPON-TRENT ELECTION. NOMINATION.- (THIS DAY.) (BY KLEMM TZLZOILAPH.) STOKE, MONDAY. The nomination took place this morning iu tl • market place, Hanley. The candidates were Mr. 11. R. Greaten (liberal), Mr. A. J. Boresford Rope (conserrative), and Mr. &depot Shoe (liberal). The show of hands was declared by Mr. Hollins, the re turning officer, to be in favour of Mr. Serjeant Sheer, and a poll was demanded fur the other candidates. ACCIDENT TO AN EXCURSION TRAIN FROM LEEDS TO LONDON. An alarming accident, attended with injury to severnl of the passengers, but, fortunately, unaccompanied with fatal resulta.occuirred tos Midland Company's excursion trio, which left Leeds on 3.iturulay night for London. The Lees portion of the train started from the Wellington Station at 10.30 p.m., being subsequently extended by addi tional carriages from Iln7dfonl and other places. They proneeded safely to Chesterfield, but when between that place and Clay Crow the excursionists. many of whom were sleeping, were startled by a collision, which threw nearlyall of them forcibly against those seated opposite, producing, as may be imagined, a general feeling of alarm. The excursion train, it appeared, haul run into a luggage train which, in the dense fog prevailing, haul not been perceived. The force of the concussion was much less severe than it would have been bad the goods train been stationary, but, notwithstanding, • considerable number of the passengers were more or less bruised and Isjural. Of the tan onsiont drawing the excur sion train, one was very much damaged and thrown off the line. and the guard's van of the luggage train was also smashed, but happily both the guard and the dnveracecaped unhurt. About • dozen of the passengers who were the most severely shaken and injured remained during the night atChesterfiald,and were yeatenley morning brought to Leeds where they were attended by Mr. Scattergood. The greater portion of the excursionists, however, were enabled to corn• plete their journey. The special contained ahont 200 passengers, sod consisted of about 11 carriages, with guard's truck and two engines. The guard of the DlifierAl train had a miraculous escape, fulling through the bottom of the broken van and rolling down an embankment. The night was very foggy and the signals could only be seen at a short distance. It s is stated that both trains on passing Chesterfield station, were within eight minutes of each other, and that as the passenger train left Chesterfield the caution signal was exhibited indicating theta train was in advance. CBWeft HORPITAL.--(THIS DAY.) —Thin morning the Lord Maya% sheri ff s, aldermen, a nd a large number of common-councilmen attended Christ's Hospital (St. Mat thew's-day falling this year on • Sunday), to bear the annual mations of the senior students who are proceeding to the universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Previous to the ceremony, divine service was performed in Christ Church, Newgetentrest, the sermon being preached by the Rev. J. W. Gurney, M.A.. vicar of Claverisg, Essex, lately one of the master of the 'school. The orations were deli vered from a raised dais in the centre of the great hall. The prologue was spoken by Mr. E. C. Baiter, scholar of Maclaine College, Cambridge; and the English oration, always the great feature of the day, was delivered by Mr. Henry Hughes, First Grecian, student of Christ Church, Oxford. _ _ THE BRUTAL MOSDISE OF A FTALLLIS IN SOUTH WARIL-111QOPAFt.—(THIS DAY )—This morning, Mr. W. J. Payne. deputy-coroner for the City of London and Southwark, instituted an inquiry at the Tower Tavern, Westminster-road, upon the body of Mary Ann Day, who was stabbed by a man named Thomas King, on Thursday last, the injuries the received being of such a frightful character that she expired on the following day. The evidence proceeded with has for the most port 'heady appeared in the report of the case at the police court. The Jury returned a verdict of " Wilful mu der against Meng King." SINOULLit DEATH MOIL PA Ina.—Dr. Lanka. ter held an inquest on Saturday at Islington, on the body of John Day, a painter, aged 69, residing at 40, Sweeting-street. A man called at the house and demanded payment of • sum of money. An altercation took place. The deceased flew into a violent passion, and as the men were preparing to fight, fell on the ground insensible. Dr. Smith, of Cale douian-road, was sent for, but before be could arrive the deceased was dead. A post-mortem examination proved the cause of death to be rupture of • blood-vessel, and a verdict to that effect was recorded. SGICIDIS or A TRADISIIAN.—On Saturday Dr. tankester held an inquest on the body of William Wieland Hawkins, of 45, Ernest-street, Albany-street, Regent's-park, who he t been found in his shop (a milliner's) with his throat cut. Thedeceased, formerly a warehouseman in the City, had been a past drunkard, and eight years ago had at tempted suicide. He was very strange in his manner all day on Friday, and persisted in locking the shop door, as he had a delusion that some one was after him. The evidence of the surgeon went to show that tl.eni was no doubt deceased had committed the act himself, and been dead some hours when discovered. Verdict —'• That deceased cut his throat whilst in an unsound state of mind." SUICIDE THROUGH LOVIL—AII inquest was held at Birmingham on Friday afternoon by Dr. Bin Davies respecting the death of Harriet Elisabeth Gregory, who had poison.l herself on the 16th inst. A. letter was found, in the handwriting of the deceased, to the following effect : " Dear blother.—John Phillips is the cause of my death, awl he has behaved io an improper meaner to me. I felt 1 could not bream) longer, so I've put an eud to my unhappy' here the letter finishes. Deceased bad appeared as if she eiukl not do her work, and seemed " moldered." Joho Phillips, whose testimony was given at his own option. said-1 arn • pholographei. About two months since the deceased stated to me that the would destroy herself. She laughed when she told me, and I didn't think there was anything in it. I have nothing to old to this statement. The Coroner here read the extract from the letter of the deceased to her mother, stating that John Phillip% had behaved towards her in an improper manner, &c., but the witness doggedly declined to afford any explanation on that point. The jury found a verdict of " Suicide while labour. ing under insanity "— Aria's Birmingham Gazette. THE ACCIDENT AT OLD CASTLE COLLIERY.—On Welneeday an inquest was held at Llaoelly, before Mr. Beeville, on the bodies of David Christopher and Writ Hooking, whose bodies had recently been recovered, bat wit 1 bad perished more than two months ago. Mr. C. W. Ne ville said that everything had been doug by him and his partners to avoid accidents in their colliery, and eulogised the conduct of his manager. Mr. Williams. Mr. Evans, in spector of mines, also gave evidence to the rune elfell, and the jury found the following verdict :—" Having carefully considered the evidence of the witnesses, and particularly that of Mr. Thomas Evans, her Majesty's inspector of mines, we return as our verdict that the deceased, David Christopher and William Ho.kine. came to their death by suffocation, through the inundation at the Old Castle Col liery Pit no the 3rd of July last, and that no blame what ever attache* to the Messrs. Neville awl Co., awl further that Mr. Williams, their manager, had used every effort to carry on the works with safety." Thursday, it young man deposited at Belfast General Hospital a portion of the little Gager of the right hand of some person unknown, which he had found on the previous day between the handle of the break and the aide of an omnibus. The discovery is some what remarkable, as no accident of the kind has been re ported, and no person has claimed the finger, or sought for surgical relief that we have beard of. It appears to have been torn off a little above the first joist by some pert of the machinery of the 'bug, and attached to it was a gold nag of considerable value, which was much bruised. This fact makes the diecoyery the more extraordinary, as a person in a position to weer much an ornament would, it is supposed, have been easily known. At first it was believed that a dull medical student had been practising a trick, but pr. Moore, of :be General Hospital. who has the relic io his possession, is of opinion that it has not be en t a k en from a ody. Any person " wanting" a finger can have the same, by prosier ownership, on applying to Surgeon Moore, at the Gamed Hospital. and if not claimed within ten days it will be retained by the finder as a memorial of the Great Protestant Dernonarnition held in the Botanic ((stolen on the 17th September, 1864—Northern Whig. SUNDAY RIOT IN Lents—A disgraceful riot oc curred io the Eirkstall-road yesterday afternoon. James Molvoeux (the brother of the well•known black pugilist), who recently kept the Shakspisire Inn. York street, being about to leave the town for Wolver hampton, invited some of his customers, priocinally Irishmen from the nighbourhood of High-street, and Fork street, to his mother's beerhouse, the New Inn, Kirksiall road. Here they had several gallons of ale, and at three o'clock when turned out excited with drink, they com mented an attack upon an Englishman who was passing at the time. Some of the forgemen who live in the neighbour hood observing this. mustered in great force, and a regular battle monied. Stones and bricks were thrown in plenty by both aides, and the affray °notional until the police arri'vert. Twelve of the ringleaders of the riot, all of them wounded, were apprehended and taken to the Town:hall. where their injuries were attended to. A man named 'enior, who was passing when the riot commented, was seized by some of thedruokno fellows, and only escaped by rushing off leaving his coat io rags in the'rhands.—Leeds Mercury. A farmer of Etatibourain (Nord) has just tried the experiment of sumelerating the fattening of cattle by the use of cad-liver oil. The trial wail first made upon two calves, eight sheep, sal two pigs. The result surpassed all expectation ; in 90 days they were all in prime condition, the flesh being perfectly white and of easy digestion. The quantity given was—to the pigs 63 grammes (2 ounces) per day, to the sheep 31 grammes, and to the calves 50 grammes. For the calves the oil was mixed with bran and chopped straw, for the sheep with bruised beans, sad for the pigs with their regular food.—Golignan• FXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1862. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) r Two o'CLooz. The railway market is flat to-day, and several of Ts the principal lines have declined. Great Northern and r London and South Western stocks have receded 4 N. c a r s cent ; London and North Western, I ; Great Western, Caledonian, and Great ue tern, 1 ; and South Eastern 1. Midland NO and Lancashire and Yorkshire are steady. 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MAP , * Mad's, 7d Indian Branch Limited atadraa 41. tar. N per Do. do. I act:. Da. d per Idallaconkelp. el Band; N. Brundwlst Omni. claw • cap. an. Da do. Lad ik - 4 - do a tiO:1 Dn. A% TAM 4n. I N. IL of Canada' p. c. selnde ....... Do. Paitsub • Do. do. Do.lnd.dt. n0t...59.01 M N 10-211 *Of 3 3 78 Pi 76 79 78 79 192 106 107 k 1.061 104 446 1461 18616 I I Pa PI 21 Slk 66 16 64 60 SO 36 41 46 29 31 69 IL 104 pm I D 104 lu S m 12 1,. 8 Ala ea 101 90 92 I do par in 04 1021 1091 96 97 6 7 6 7 4 6 4 6 66 66 14.13 114 - 3 3 I'm 101* 102* 101 100 DEBNNTUBE 81XLMS. Llo4 t c , 'Vol I ilitar l ,tet. STOCKS. MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The stock and share markets are quiet to-day, with little business. No alteration has oe curred in the prices of Consols, but Eng lish railway shares have declined in most Turkish Consolidirs have experienced an advance, as well as the loans of 1858 and 1862. There is still a very active inquiry for Mexican bonds, which have further improved. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rade, opened at 69fr. 35c., but receded to 69fr. 30c., being, however, per cent. better than on Saturday. India Five per Ceuta. are slightly firmer, at 108 f to 109. Consols are uow quoted 93i to A for money and 93a, "buyers, " for the Bth of October. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93i, ; ditto for amount, 93a ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, ; New Three per Cents , 92, it, 92 ; India Stock, 228, 231 ; ditto Five I per Cent. Stock, 109, 108 f ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100} ; ditto, Bonds, 97e. prem. ; Four per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 93} ; Er chequer Bills, June, 235. prem. ; ditto March, 17e. prem. There is a good amount of business doing in foreign stocks to-day. Mexican Bonds are still in very active demand, and have been dealt in as high as 35. Spanish securities ' , are without alteration. Italian Five per Cents. and Venezuela Bonds have risen. Turkish Consolid4s have improved per oent., being now quoted 374 to 4. The Loan of 1834 is steady, at 844 to 864, while those of 1858 and 1862 have each advanced, the present quotations being 674 to 68 and 14 to 14 dis., respectively The scrip of the Russian Loan is quoted to 14 prem. ; Venezuela°, 14 to 2 prem. ; Portuguese, 25 to 4 prem. ; Peruvian, 14 to 04 dis. ; Egyptian, first issue, 895 to 905, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 54 to 6i prem. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 102 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. go}, ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., for ac. count, 704, j; ditto (Maremmana Railway), 724 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 36, 34, 4, ; Moorish Five per Cents., 934 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account. 984, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 465 , ditto scrip, 151. paid, 24, prem. ; ditto, paid-up scrip, 465 ; Russian Five per Cents, 1862, scrip, 15 prem. ; ditto Five per Cents. paid-up scrip, 941 ; Spanish Passive, 204, ; ditto Certificates, 94 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 854 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 674, 4, 68, ox div.; ditto 1862, scrip, 501. paid, 14, 4, # die. ; ditto paid up scrip, 664, i ; Venezuelan Three per Cents., for account, 285. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted 934 to for money, and 930 for the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. The prospectus of the London and Colonial Bank (Limited) has been issued, with a capital of 500,0001., in shares of 100/. each. It is not in tended to c all up more than 251. per share. The direction is respectable, and of a practical cha racter. The rapid extension of the British colonies, and the vast increase in their population and ,wealth, are urged as proofs of the open ing presented to further banking enterprise. The directors propose commencing operations in the Canadian colonies, which, it is mentioned, have not been included in recent endeavours to extend banking accommodation. The action of the bank, however, will not be confined to any one locality, power being taken to select the must promising fields from time to time. It is mentioned that the inadequacy of present banking facilities is felt by all classes of the Canadian community, and now that the attention of capitalists is being turned to the country through the discovery of the petroleum wells, of mines, kc., additional banking assistance is requisite. The local banks have been largely re munerative. Ile management of the bank will be in London, with the establishment in the first in stance of a branch at Montreal, under the control of local directors. A large proportion of the shares is stated to have been already applied for. The ordinary geoeral meeting of the Lewes Assim (Tea) Company is convened for the 29th iust. SATURDAY Evizma. Consols, which cloned yesterday at 933, " buyers for the Bth of October, opened this morning at 933 to , and closed at 93 9.16 to 1 11-16, or 933. For money the last price was 93i to I. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money,93i, f ; ditto for account (Oct. 81, 933 ; Bank Stock, shut ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, ; New Three per Cents., 924, 92 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1082, 109 ; ditto, for account, 1081, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1004 ; Four per Cent. enfseed" rupee paper, 933 ; ditto Five per Cont., 105. Sales of Indian Five per Cent*. have occasioned a alight additional decline in the price, which closed at 1081 to 4. Exchequer Bills were quoted 17s. to 206. prem. for March, and 20e. to 23e. prem. for June. In foreign stocks there have been some moderate fluctuations. .. Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool shares continue in demand, and have further advanced to-day 16s. Other hank shares were without change. In miscellaneous descriptions, Rio Janeiro Improvement, with 21. paid, slightly improved, while Van Diemen's Land receded 10s. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to- day 101 to 1 prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2i to prem. ; Commercial Union Assur ance, dia. to par ; Universal Marine, 11 to 1 dia.; London and Provincial Marine, 1 dbl. to par ; and North British and Mercantile, 16 to 1. The closing quotations fur shares iu new under takings to-day were as follows :,—Bank of tlindos tan, 2to 1 dis. ; Union Bank of Ireland, 2to 1,1 dia. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, 1 to g prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, par t 1 prem.; Bank of Queensland, 11 to 01 dia. ; and London and Middlesex Bank, 1 dia. to par. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) S4V Two &Owes. = The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of busineis. Wheal Ludcott shares are rather firmer, 12} to ; and Tiucroft steady, at IN to 11}. East Caradon are quoted 63 to f, showing 21 2 no change. Marko Valley, tot to t ; Wheal Seton, = 160 to 1621 ; and Raid Rosewarne, 2i to;. In the Stock Exchange, East Caradon have been dealt in at 54, East Caro Brea at 131, and Wheal Lud - cott at 12} to 121. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. St. John del Rey are officially marked of 56 ; United Mexican, 71; and Yttdanamutana, 2/ and 3. At West Wheal Damsel meeting, oa the 15th instant, the account. showed a credit balance of 4471. 2s. sd. The Bast Darren Mimi sold cm the 11ith Met. 75 tons of •- lead me, at 15/. 3s. per lea ; end the Cwm 860, 27 tone, "" A 151. 4s. W. our ton, and 25 teak at 151. 3.. 61 per toe. From East BronSoyd (Sept. 17) Captain C. Williams writes :—" During the past week the seem shaft bee been sunk 4 feet 3 lochs*, the ground in which motions, favour — I able for progress and the lode presents a splendid appeer - mice. being complied of light blue clay-slate, gooses, quartz, end silver lead ores, yielding of the latter Air averse. work .„„ for the crusher, with every sopearsnoe of having a perms -. amt coarse of metal in depth. The lode ro the 10 east of - • shaft is 7to 8 feet wide, consisting of 'Lie, blend., spar, sad silver led ors, yielding of the latter about L 2 cwta. per ' cubic fathom. This level has bees extended east of shaft 6 fathoms. The atom welt of shaft is without any cheap since my lest. The masonry work for the drawing machine bat been completed. No cannot proceed my far .- tier with this work until we receive the nonage frost Mr. Mt 1 4 Oteen. All other surface work is programing favourably.* •KT No. 18h I II 161 Bt. Ot.Narla.ap.c.JaadJuly 100 09 100 KM" 04. Norfolk 4 6.0. Har.d.lopt. 100 MAW at, N. Nan. 46.01.) an&J uI3 .190 96 106 81.00:4010 0. tut. aD. et. 1100 110.000 ill.lW.l4ltitan4i ow .alin.eat. 102 100 COLONIAL OOVIOLNYZNT ill 01006.8. ICI r e ---- TGiTiS p.c., 187742 . 100 110.1.1p0rceui..186.1.4 100 Do. 6 per ct.lrobalAulg 100 Do. 'per et. Nar.ddtep 100 Do. 6 per cent. Do. 6 potaiwila Stock 100 of G 11 0p0dp.40.1613, 100 Do do. 1880 leo Do. do 1891 100 Now Drunsw.Gov.llp. et. 100 N. B . WalosOv.Wp. c. 180 100 Do. 6p. e. 1871 to 181 c 100 Do. 6 p. 0., DM lOO Sow Zoalaod 6per cent ISO Nora gootta 6 p , c., le17: lOO .4. Mart.Oev. 6 p.c. Hood NO Vic, Civ. 6p. c..lon.*J ut) 100 Do. do. 6p. c. Aprll at o BRUM MOTE. 1151 . 11616 . Uor IQllioel Der. U. Co..(Farhat) (NastNut Coow ()old (Um) Madera alkepun East Camden Neat Caro Dna & Wk. Rama (Tavhak ) enameller t U. *labia Una& Booth Tolgua 0. Wit. Vac (Heletowl Grenville Herod.-Root Illnewlew Downs Lady Bertha Margaret (thy Wawa) Starke valley Me),l.ly Iron Ore North Dowes N. 'rowan N. Wh. 'Moat (Mealm) North Wheal Crotty Par Coca. (at. = Prorldeuar (U. aortaidge Con. %Du. CO: B. Caradon t St. Cleer) B. earn Urea (Illegals) L W. Frames (Mogan) laterr Park Tfrue tilL&Lead I ert - Vale el Tows) (Cana ) Wed NNW (Illogun) W. Caradon (Llekserd) Wiwi Asko WI. Baud (Massa) WI. Bulks (Liedruth) Zdsazd ((Mistook . Wh. gitfs Wheel Ludoott IM. dm.) w► Tielawns, I • •.. 111. peicos, 104 10—/11 It 4 164 114 IN 14 00 111 110 Ul 113 1:1 111 114 MS 114 101 102 100 k 101 e 104 101 itall 11l 1 4, 14 100} 108 110 100 1.11 11.01 114 1 4 r 23 1 1 1 41 ;:pm! .1 .1 40 ° 4e 101 oi 11 dls I SI St 11 14 440 LW as, 45 W 1 :1 91 1O It 11r 1.4 I{{ DI 17' 1; 7 $ 7 I i 440 11 IS 1 01 CU. I Im o 0 1 zd . Idie I di* if I I 1 I 1 Fs 17 1 7 71 71 I s ci w PUS 16 67 So 1.976 i si" il . Li U 85 86 i } dim DI 30 3 33 35 81 111 40 a 18, •9 I 1 dis e Ms par Dar .0,1 %IA 18 37 2:1 4 pm . 7 1. 7 g I d 1• "pmz 42 44 221 4 4e 24 LS 'all li li Pip a tee 1 . 1.71. late VORRION lIIMMIL isda.u.o . P:ocord, .Co.( Utottot L.* 111 m) Carnal.t Silver ( Cobra Conon, ICopt (Lim.) Man Mountain Colmar lust Dal Rayklbaltad) Fortuna ILDu.) Ganantl Gt Norther& Oapper of B. Aatiralla (Itra ) Carus& (Um Irintlao .) thorns a cd" N . use... , use... , 4 .Aaa.(l 1 loatglbaudflUrerina i I .fort Phillip !Santa Barbara Gold M BoAtlalt Au lt& Mtn; M.Joba del Bay (li ra . United Mellow t• Alf! ell' 103. lYsdanamataaa JOINT SMOCK IL&S1 SainiLL AIMS mil 11. 110..:::: . 114 A Winos te0.111.1 - I iamlirslaala bank °g Len deo 11.4tUr N Lafei;jl::: * I Char.Bk.Brit, Colombia V. db. Wk." Aaa.,Maio. Twirl Mew. al LA* ~..1 01a., and China li SOS laity 100 lealealal ...... o.ll'enso. of Canada te 1,14 R, 9 , ,5t .0 the MAO , 100 If Initumehins&Jap. (L) 100 Impanel 64.1111 L. U 1111141.1 lOU L Loudon and liresilian.. 0 Lou. Ch. lsota la A .121. 40 Do. No. 50 Landon and County SO LOlation Joint Steel; al London .t :tooth African 100 ;Lon. and weetztOtteter LOS Wets*. & Prot , . Bask (L ivy 'MIL hoe. of Itwelelnel • 30 :lawns. Neat to , New south Welee ' , )dental (Pink I.)nrpom 'Ottoman 00 Do. New 100 Provusobu Irzuws. Pb &mitt o.tiatestia 1 ,- :;n7) 7.--i-7.7;7: • 15 - Union of Iralaud (UAL). 60 Clown at . illifUlUo AM WWI WTMW•s lia 11li _II_ _4_ I 1 a 4l 1 82 IS" t 9 tl 180 102 14 18 Si 26 104 112 109 111 dla Pm 8 10 ItO U 1 . 1 03 " 2 21 060 22 4 4 i 1 10 81 It if dl ' 2 1 ti Dm II 4 If if pi:, 1 - I . 10 1 ei Dive 40 41 72 74 lb din pm "111 10 0 6 rti Ise I 1 Pis It II 1111 1.6 1 111_ Ilk 1 1 4_ • I. =1 ."" I i di far is asi 1011 101 1011 I ten T 124 il “4161 r - 1101 laT 410 91 64 ilk nil 131 i Cla 36) 191 20 9i 10 I 5 4 -- 29514 x all 39 9 451 111!} I as. 10' 'I At a sale of copper ' on held at Truro on the 18th rod. 6499 toes were sold for 29.333 i. las. Avenge steward. 1291. 16s. ; overage produce, Si ; average price per ten. 41. 13a. • quantity of fine wryer, :399 toss 9 ewt. ; average standard last wile. 1241. 17s. The following amounts wens realised by the different mines, viz : Tons. Amount. _.___. Devoe Great Gongola Great Wheal Harlin 2,78 - 1; .. . . £11,437 8 • 604 .... 1,104 12 6 Foot Caradon Plumnix MUNI 453 .... 2,005 13 • Marko Valley Hinpton I.S.wa Bodoni United Holmbush Fast Russell 2OO .... 1,003 6 • Lady Bertha Wheal Friendship Kelly Bray Wheal EOM. South Bedford Wheal Edward Ca'stook Wads Gawtoo Brookwood Fondue Crowadale Bowknaoor 112 .... 70 .... SA 2 44 465 W 372 16 • 242 18 • 434 14 • 344 6 • 34 8 • 128 5 • Total COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-(THIS DAY.) The quantity of English wheat during the put week ha this msrtet continues to increase. Flour more libereL Barley sod oats rather improved. Malt moderate. Bona, peat, sod tares more liberal ; mad a large quantity of or seed, with some rapeseed and canary seeds. Mesta amid Arian oats next to none. The foreign arrivals was liberal of wheat, American, Ragman, sod Prumian Waleidef, sod Block Bea. _ _ _ Flour iu the early part of the week, a good supfly of Aro ricau barrels but 00116 alum. Barley increased, P Bled/ Sea, a nd Egyptian. Oats cautious in very li • supply, principally Russian and Dutch, with a few Da k. One wino of beam from Morocco, one of linseed. Archangel. All other seeds very short. The wheat trade today wallows extremely dull, the buyers beiug unwilling to operate, although factors wig submit to a reduction of 2t. on English and Is. on foreign. The country markets are lower. Flour is in the same state se before ; good descriptions aro 6d. per barrel cheaper. Barley is L. cheaper than on this day week. Oats ere a dull trade, although the supply is unequal to the cossumptioa. Beaus rod peas are about the same as before. deeds.—Linseed and rapeseed steady. Mustard mod selling at rather lam mosey than tins day week. Other seed' dull. FIAMTURI CAROOPA.—Very doll trade, prices lookiag dowowards end no &dee rearted. ARRIVALS or Sawa.— lish : Tares, 432; linseed, 70 rapeseed, 346 ; mustard 860 ; canary seed, 14 ; otiose seeds, 130. Foreign : Linseed, 2,210 ; renewed, 6364, Mai. 2,250. Wamir.—Eoglish : Essex and Kent, white, mew, 56e. to 58e.; ditto, fins old, 46e. to 54..; ditto, red, sew, 4(ls. to Ms., ditto, film old, 54e. to 565. ; Norfolk, ke., ins old, -.4. te —a; red, new, —s. to —a. Foreign ; !Austria, 56.. to Wm; jar, 1575. to 50a.; extra, 50e. to 61..; Kouigsbmg, 50a. to 55e.; ditto, extra, 65.. to 50m; Howook, 52a. to bk.; ditto. emme, 53.. to 55a; Itsokletibarg, bla. to 55e. ; Uckermsalt ditto, ; Amore:an white, Zi2.. to 57..; ditto, red, 50s. SO 525.; Osesdiso, 51.. to 53.. /MALI!. - -Enema malting, —a. to —a. ; Eno, —a.; grinding, 26a. to 274 ; and distilliag, 295. to 30s. per cr.: toreiga grindwg, 24.. to 284.; ditto distilling, 2W. to 31a. Mawr.—English , limes mad Norfolk, 59.. to b3s. ; La.. 63.. to 675. ; Kingston sad Were, 65*. to 70..; Wow% 66.. to 58.. ijain.--English feed, 21s. Od. to 231. Od. ; potato. 251 to 27a ; foreign, 2k. to 261. Baum -English lack, 384. to 40s. ; harrow, 39s to 431. T, pigeon, 381 to 39e ; tonere, Mamma, 82.. to 26 i. ; Wk. 3d.. to 374. ; limagsberg, 38... 395. ; Egyptian, 324. to 344. riai.-liugliab boilers, 40.. to 414.; whits and bine, 401. to 43a. ; maple, -s. w -a.. grey, 30s. to 38.; hog, 304. to 40s. ; foreign, 345. to 35e. PloolL-liagliak town, 445. to 406.,• ditto fins, 475. to sh. wastry, 42 1 to 431; Norfolk amid Wolk, 371 to 3014 Breeds, -a. to -s. pet sack; U.S. sweet, 271 to 3014 tleadiska. 27, to 305.: Spanish. 30.. to 41s. limns Conn.-White. 30.. to 321 ; yellow, 28s. to Us. 'warm eaaaoga, a ll 0. F. aid L-Whest Hero. uteri sod liarineople, per 4921ba., 441 to 451. ; Obirka, 44.. to 471 ; Folrk Odessa, per 4001b5., 42.. to 445. ; whose. 481 to Ws. ; Danube and Galata. 304. to 425. ; 401010. Ile. to 345. Harley: Euptian and Syrian, per 401111 m. oh. to 25a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 24a to 255. Beans : Egyptian, par 481Ab5..301 to 33e. Males : Odessa and Galata. per Balls., 311 (Id. to 335. ; Dwell and Bolgarion, per 4801 be., 311. I.IEL to 324. ; tweak. do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., lit. to 304. ; appliaa, -a. to -s. tizaim.--oanary said, Per V. 3811 . W Ma. ; Hemp aped, par qr.. 38s. to 425. ; Maliard seed, per whim, 7s. to Is. 6.1. ; brown, 8.. to Is. ; Linseed, pour., crushing, 6(1.. to 52 .; Lamed cakes, English, per tea. M. Os. to 12/.14.. ; Amararaa, thin, in brls., per tea. 121. 0.. to 12(. 10a.; do., in bap, 411. Os. to IN. 10s.; Balk, in. to IW. tn. 104 ts. 101. 10s.. Rape calm, If. &to 71. ; Tana, per bushel, whiter, 5a to es. Oil. ; Bye mod. &NOM, per qr., 641. to 72. Allßl6iALlS ' liftl;LoN VON /ROM BIM 16 TO NTT. It i*m ai. erne,. I 1 , ra kW& Uste. tlasm Pisi MIR. Coastwise. qrs. qrs. q rs. I gra I qrs. Yds SOL Inglish .. 3977 9:4 PM WU SW IMO .. FOlllifell .. 4703 S LLS I I .... MHOS .MO ,10 awn VA Eitorra—Whem, 60 qrs. :KET. LIVERPOOL COTTON (TED DAY.) (sr Burma AND MSS NAIDUNISO IMOD MS OWN COI/AM The market keeps quiet, at about Friday's rates. Bits will probably foot up time thoussad balsa MINCING LAND.-(THIS DAY.) &OA& —The market is quiet, only aainsportaat tranassi tioas are reported. Reflued continuos very dull. demand continues good, but business is re stricted owing to the limited quantity now in first bands. TZA u steady, but quieL Rms.—Thera are buyers of common qualities at forme prices, but uo sellers. Oorroa.—Abort 700 tales sold Tiamvelly on the spot, ni 181 d. to 19.1 Western for distant arrival at 14d. JUTE—Business done at irregular, but firmer pekes. About 5,0 W Isles sold at an average decline from the highest point of 6!. 104 The public sales declared for the week are small, these for tomorrow consist of 600 maks tif West India awl 1,500 bags of Mauritius sugar, 4000 begs of Bengal rice, sad sundry dryialtery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY). The market k Wady. Toss tallow ie quoted 47a. M. net oish ; Petenbarg Y.O. oa Ur spot, old, 48e.; se% 480. 6d.; Ortober to Deoweboe, 48a. 6cL ; Jemmy le March. 49e. 3d. PARTICUIJJLIS 07 TALLOW. Stock coo bend this day ....auks Delivery last week Ditto from let Jaw Arrival lest week Ditto tram let June Price T.C. per cwt. this day 1 Ditto Town but Yrlday 4014 2./010 bl.duil 2,622 48AM 62A. (IL Ms. OL 111,11110 , 00 41,149 3,415 2 4.77 3 478. Od. 504. 91,711 1.661 11.2104 2,911 21.606 48t. id. Ma 4L Amends for the week ending opt. 30. li seer, 2 11411 awl% and delivery, 3,863 mega The snivel but wcek comprised 3,501 caste St. Petersburg; US casks Anstratia ; 150 cask, other places ; total. 2,912 caalu. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply at beads is smaller than oa Monday last Trade is slow, but choice descriptions rather exceed Thurs day's quotetions. Good rhesp are soiree. and prices for theta are rather Ligher. Inferior descriptions, dull sale. Calves are selling about the same as on Tuureday. From Germany awl Holland there are 1,800 beads, 9,U80 sheep, and 30i anises ; dcotlasd, 30 beasts ; Inland, 1,290 ; and 2,660 from the northern and midland aunties. _ -- tar atom, 01 13111.0. O. .1. ad. rur gtot.. of Mb. aA.a. d ip* Scots, Itaretda 4 8 6 0 Bat Due& Ht-Mb SD 0 6 0 I Bast Bhort.horoa 4 6 4 8 bra L00d0rw1..... 5 0 6 4 64050 d 4941. kaiak 3 9 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 04 0 I Wyss 4 0 6 0 Do. do. Knoell .... mm 0 0 I Bait Disa.t Hlt-latoda 5 2 6 6, Landis %mat. at mart* 5,001: Maw sad Lambe. 25,270 ; Calle. 342 : NM VA BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Manus. Pritenden gad Smith report , a good demand he Weald Keot and Seems pocket*, erliieh are of ereelleak colour awl quality. Mid and Eoot Kest are ver► interim . no good samples to be nem. Choice Winkle and Sarealt realise rather higher rates today. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) W.ll. Hod Hatton, 18s. ; Walls End Haswoll, Walls End Ti.., 17.. 9d. ; Walla End Trisndon Hartle owl. 17a. ; Walls End Harthpool, 17s. 6d. ; wedta tad Sou th Kelloo,l7s. ; Walls Hod Hold Hai, Ilk 66. ; Walls Eod Cassop, 17s. ; Walls End Kenos, 17s. a 6. ; Walls Fad Gosforth. les. ; Wells End Tuostall. 161. ; Wells Eod Frarowellgats. IG.. 6.1.; Walls End Wbknaidln, 15s. ; W flaw, 15s. ed ; Holy well, 16.. id.; West HaY4l 16s. ; Bobside Hartley, 1 6 s ; Hastings Hartloy. 161.-64 ships at market. PROVLIMAL WARE MAXIM Uniponll 4 RUT. 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