The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-09 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 4 CLERK EN WELL. Ks or COsTEIDO Eits. - sELLING OLD WALNUTS l'olt SEW. ,i/i/ccbe • costermonger, giving his address at Pancras. was charged before Mr. Cooke I ing Mr. E.lward :oollson, of li, Alhiumgrove, •, m . la, occupation, under the following singular .• s : pL.in ..it stated that yesterday afternoon the • ,ht De. out new walnuts for sale, and be ..1 bile ,dx•pentiywottli. lln op,iiing many • • fund them all rotten awl Dl.l. He tio• defendant, and told him what he .•:n, wuemelrou the defendant became very ly I, said h.. wouldgive the emu .• dc. new nuts, but added with an oath that he le hi hituself. The complainant declined to t.. have hi, woney returned, but this was th. pi the defendant became very violent, and , ...,p'einant in the mouth, cut his lip, and in ..f I. teeth ISO flinch so that he felt inconvenience • • . ti::. ...suing. • 1 :d .1 that ho witnessed the whole of . • .so.: It 41. The eomplaivant hit the defendant, but elf•dcfence. fewleni said thst he had purchased the walnuts, • , lia.l a I ight to sell them.l He ilia not hit .ant until he was first assaulted by him. it w plain that the defendant haul coin as,ault, and ordered him to pay a fine of • LO t. no of imprisonment w a s m e ntioned h e at o'clork if the tine is nut paid, WoRSHIP•STREET. CHARITY, y si ..rt time since much sympathy was practically , a 6.r a painter named Wright, with a large faintly, eI 1... t me children is one week from croup, conse en au amid: of measles. Wright has received tisough the hands of the magistrates,forwarded •)wicithibing with his distress, tine half of ! .11110111 a Ira ken expended in the defrayal of .•v debt at.d putehase of material for work that :dashed, while the other half has been placed by .n a impit. Wright has expressed himself i... 4 g rateful fur the kindness shown to him. ANt.riif CA.EOF DEEP AFrucrinx. ',lr. Newton. the sitting magistrate, acknowledges the • 911110 received by hint for the help of Thomas ly of the T and N divisions of police:— 11-, lie.,theote. per Mr. Newton, lf. ; E. S. M., E. s.. ; C..ptain W. F'. Portleak Dad ,„. ; E. 1.41. ; an officer's wife, 20s. ; Post.oflice order, 208. ; Miss Huff, . 1.. ; Mr. Coventry Nice, 20s. ; Mrs. Barthe Mrs. Home, I/. lUn. ; C. 8., 10s. ; H. Bartress, tliappois Reflector Factory, 10a. ; Lady Camper ; and Mr. Inspector Thompson, of the detective T -lice. V. Is., front a friend in Cheshire, with an intim :Ai that a larger sum should be aent if required, and r ‘pi,..inL; a hope that the fond might be kept open. it may be mentioned, was frightfully in indeed mutilated, in an attack made on him by ..entiudrels two or three years ago at Stamford-hill. 1... hi, hest medical authority gave his life over, one of his Leming been broken, and a lung penetrated. Mr. Inc. then magistrate at this court, attended in the of the night and received his dying deposition. He, am - nit es as before stated, and received the extra ,rdir.,rily small pension of 2tif. a year, a sum totally in- GREENIVICIL A COURAGEOUS BERVANT. W. Day, aged 46, John Loire, 29, and John Etsbury, .1, were charged with attempting to enter by the drawing window the house of Mr. Francis Marshall, 1, Inso:Kmd-terrace, Hyde-vale, Greenwich, with intent to coor:.it a felony. 1-.lwaheth Pickup, servant to the prosecutor, said that it 12 o'clock yeaterilay (Sunday), during theabsence of her .n.am r and family at church she heard the ringing of the iou-e 1011, and on looking up from the area she saw !he two first-named prisoners, who asked her 'or money to obtain a lodging and food. She told :hem she had nothing to give away, and then left. Shortly ‘fnrwanis, as she was going upstairs with • tray of glasses, she heard • noise, and putting the tray down, she went into the drawing-room, and there saw Day, Ind she believed, Lowe, at the window, attempting to open the fastening. She immediately ran and took up a ride and presented it at them, when one dropped and the other fell down and ran away. At 1 o'clock, on the return of her master from church, she told him what had meted, and at his suggestion she accompanied him on to I,lackheatli, and there saw the prisoners lying on the grass. 'dined Day and Lowe, and afterwards went to the station, and gave information to the police. l'olice.constable 141 It said he was sent to Blackheath at the request of the prosecutor to take the men into rudody, but on arriving there the prisoners could not be fund. At 6 o'clock in the evening they passed the police station, and, acting upon the description given of the men who had called at the house, he took them into custody.. . . The inisoners &mini the charge, and Maude remanded them uutil Friday next. WANDSWORTH. ALLEGED lle RDER TN CLAPHAM. Patrick M0T,9411, labourer, was placed in the dock before Mr. Layman on a charge of Nabbing Benjamin Groves, a pleramith, living in Hand's-court, Clapham-road. Mr. Mayo said ho watched the case for the prisoner. Police-constable Sired, SS, W division, informed the magistrate that the injured man was in the hospital. A mutable had gone to the hospital, it having been reported that the man was dead, but he had not returned. Mr. Layman—Yon can give some evidence. sired—Yes, air. At 2 o'clock on Sunday morning I was ;.,,1 to Dorset-stmt, Clapham-road, and in a house in • ant's -court I found that a man Darned Groves had been italled in the lower part of his abdomen, his bowels pro truding. Two doctors were with hint. He was taken to Thomas's Hospital. I and Police-constable Blackburn sect to the prisoner's house, four doors off. We broke open he door and took him into custody. He was in bed, his .Ace and hands being co vere d w ith blood. There was blood a the door near the table. Blackburn told him he was &aged with stabbing Groves. He said be must prove it. also said " It would be a good job if he was dead." bets was a small penknife on the table. I pointed it act to Blackburn, when the prisoner said "that's not"— e said no more but stopped suddenly. On search ; the table drawer I f oun d • table knife which sticky on both sides of the blade at the point. o the table I found an apron which was very much stained ith blood. The blood was wet. When I found the knife 1: was two hours after the occurrence. Mr. Layman—Was anyone in the room when you broke iteees—l only saw his wife and one child. issuer—l had two children. r. Wyman—Did he say anything farther anem—No, air, nothing further respecting the case. 'wed in the house until Blackburn returned with a on who gave a description of a knife which corro ded with the one I now produce. r. Mayo—Was he drunk ? had he been drinking ? Uneas—He was not drunk. His wife said a brick had I thrown and smashed his fingers. (To Mr. Mayo.) will find that his fingers are clean cut. This knife Ty sharp on both sides. r• 'human then said the prisoner must be remanded, me that d a y. therefore it would not be necessary to take any further r, holly, the physician, then entered, and stated that man was deal. He died this morning. r. Nyman told him that he should require his eel. :e on the next examination. :was stated that there was a quarrel between a number nehmen who were in the court, and the deceased, who the only Englishman there, went to make peace be ta them and was stabbed by the prisoner. We can state on authority that there is no forma tion for the narrow that cholera has broken out at Bel • The town, on the contrary, is quite healthy at the at time. Tice it - questa vrera held on Saturday night on hitt e bodies of boys drowned in the Thames while playing bar:es. One was a drummer boy in the Grenadier Vulds. who was drowned on Wednesday at Tower.wharf ; "' o ther, the son of an army clothing inspector, who was ed on Thursday near Pimlico-pier. Futs..—The most destructive fire that ''''."'lrred in the n . ighbourbood for many years was dia . , nt..l in Hanley, Staffordshire, early on Saturday morn ' o • i The juju manufactory of Mr. Elijah Hodgkinson f t lON of three large and some sma ll b u ildi ngs. I n one these were located the packing shop, painting shop, the workshops, and the office, and among the straw in fird•xamed sh o p the firs; is supposed to have -.Dated. When the discovery was made the fire bad 'tObed firm hold of the buiMing and contents, and the ' hostr of wind-inme ll eil sparks had set fire to another building, containing the gagger makers' shop, and I.e kilos half an hour later ; and before the engines rd these two buildings had become raging furnaces, Se some horning embe rs had fallen through th e skylight warehouse. The suppression of the consequent an 1,- nt fire i n t h e l atter was an easy task skto the brigade , ithe fi re i n t h e other two buildings was allowed to out. The loss by the fire is roughly estimated at FATAL ACCIDENT AT LITTLEBOBOUGH STATION.— litunlay evening a distressing accident occurred at t!Ploirough station. It appears that a young man, Itenjsmin Butterworth, but bettor known se Ben was on the line to warn people out of the warp( a which was being backed into the etatioo. 'When • tr lin approached Butterworth stepped on to the down at the moment the 7.20 Yorkshire train entered the was knocked down by the engin., and the of the t ra i n passe d over him, cutting o ff both his ft • -. mid one arm. Th e p oor f e ll ow i s not expected to ?. 4 , 1 - th 1111. e dreadful injuries h e basreceived.—Mandsedur 4 Arrival to the week ending September WA year. 8,483 tasks. and delivery, 1,66! casks. The arrival last week com prised 800 casks Petersburg and 65 Australia; total, 855 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There are not quite so many beasts as on Monday last ; the prices of that day are well maintained. The average quality is rather inferior, and consequently a few choicest qualities realise rather over our quotations. The number of sheep and lambs is about the same as last week. Trade Is active, but prices are not higher. Choice calves are scarce, and are sold rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 2,460 beasts, 9,0010 sheep, 63 calves. and 70 pigs. From Ireland there were 110 beasts, and 2,340 from the northern and midland counties. Per stops nt sib. ad. a d.' P dose of 131ba ad. s. Beet Soots, Remade 6 6 2 i Best Das& lif-bdaSh 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 5 0, Best Leog-w0015.... 4 4 4 8 Second qual. beasts 2 310 1 Do. do. Sherd.... 00 0 0 Calves Mora 1 . 0 Ewes & wood qual. 3 4 0 PUP Beet Des& Mthrede 5 6 4 , lambs Beads at market, 4,91 ; sheep and lambs, =,830; calves, 78; AR 920. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Pettenden and Smith report anything but a brisk demand for the first arrivals of the new growth, samples of which are for the most part very inferior and unripe. Prices are merely nominal at present. The absolute dearth of work in the chip-building yards on the banks of the Thames still continues. There are not at the present time four vessels on the slips be tween the steamboat pier at Miliwall and the Victoria Docks. , LONDON AT NIGHT PROM A BALLOON..—LOnGOD in its mess and magnitude, in the whole of ita metropolitan I grandeur, is to be seen only from the air. I have floated slowly over it as the evening closed in, and watched, for instance, the lighting of the lamps. " Nothing romantic in that?" No: nothing particularly striking if you only survey your individual lamplighter from your window. Bat it is a different thing when the subtle flame hurries along, visible in its glittering coils for miles of streets, and clearing the whole city in Its folds like a gement of lire. In the parks and on the bridges, on square and street, out in the building wildernesses that circle London, you see the lights awaking. Lazily, I remember, we floated that night over the city, with scarcely a breath of air to move the balloon ; and than, tiring of the dead calm, we tried for a breeze by going up through the clouds. It was long, even then, before we moved very Miskly ; but when we dropped a little to reconnoitre behold, London ! We were obviously a few miles away fr om it ; but there it was ; and sa, earlier, we had seen the swift gas running as it seemed from street to street, so now, all united in one mighty glare, the whole light of the wonderful city burst upon eyes that bad been peering a moment before through the gray folds of its cloutt.canopy.—Timiley's /legacies tar tieptember. THE RYPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1867. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) There was a fair average supply of English wheat on sale here to-day, but the show of old qualities was very limited. The demand for all kinds ruled steady, at an advance in the quotations compared with Monday last of from 2s. to da. per quarter. Foreign wheat, the show of which was good, moved off freely, at Is. to 2s. per quarter more money. Earley, both English and foreign, changed hands steadily, at full quotations. In malt, very little was doing, at the late decline in prices. The supply was tolerably good. oats were the turn dearer, owing to several buyers being in the inArket on French account. Tho show of samples was rather extensive. Beans were quite as dear as last week, with a limited quantity on offer. New pens were held at 401. per quarter. Old parcels were steady in value. Flour commanded very full prices. Seeds and cakes were inactive, on former terms. The floating grain cargo trade has ruled firm, but the arrivals at the ports of call, during the past week, La% e not been numerous. There has been a fair demand for wheat at an improvement in the quotations of 2.. per quarter. There has been a good business passing in cargoes ou pusige and for shipment, at a like advance of Is. per . I r. We quote Ghirka, Nicolaieff, sr4e. lid. to sss. 3.1.; ditto, Taganrog, 50s. to 51s. hid. ; ditto Odessa, 5 , 41. ; Polish Odessa, 595. 9,1.; ditto Nicolaielf, 56a.; Marianopoli, ; Salonica, 52e. to 535. Ild. ; Polish Odessa, on passage, Sit.. 3d. to 60.. Fal. ; Berdianski, 595. ; Banat, to be shipped, 53.1. to 535. 6d. The arrivals of maize have been fairly extrusive, and, with a dull demand, last week's prices were barely supported. Miugrelian sold at 365.; Rachova, 36e. 9.1.; Bulgarian, 375. 461.; Ibrail, 365. 9d. ; Banat, on passage, 365. Bailey has continued scarce, and with a good demand, prices have advanced 3d. to 6d. ; Cyprus, on passage, 29a. ; Danubian, to be shipped, 295. 3d. to 30s. ; Banat, 30.. 9,1. Rye has been in much request for continental account, and prices, on the spot, have advanced Is. and for cargoes on passage, Is. to Is. la ; Aaov, 40s: lid : to 41a. ; ditto, on passage t • 406 61. to 41s. ; ditto, shipping, 395. ; Black Sea, 395. 6d. ; Odessa, 40.. ; Ibrail, 395. lid. ; Canadian, to be shipped, 30.. to 31s. ; Danubian, 40.. In the absence of any transactions in oats, prices remain nominally unaltered. Notwithstanding the late de cline of 23. to 3s. in values, the demand for beans has ruled most inactive, and no sales are reported has having been effected. There has been a fair demand for linseed ; Black Sea, July shipment, has sold at 63.. ~1. to 625. ; Calcutta, August and Septem ber, 635.; Archangel, August, 57a. 6d. ltapeseed, for ar rival, has realised 51s, ; brown Ferozepore, 58s. Teelsewl, 655. to 675. I'oppyseed, August and September, 59e. lid. to 60a. Cottonseed, July, Of. 10s. ; and December ship ment, 9/. 7s. 6d, ARRIVAL OF SZEDB.—English : tares, 85 ; linseed, ; rapeseed, 1,408 ; and sundry, 006 qrs. Foreign : tares, 3 ; linseed, 3,251 ; rapeseed, 3,70. i ; maize , 11,316 ; and sundry, 20 qrs. rolirs.—Whest, 2,314 ; oats, 14,982 ; oilseed, 3,9.i0; and maize, 600 qrs. CURRENT PRIM ENGLISH. P Qr. !MIA?. er Lee; Kent, red, !ea 62 to 6& Per Or. '67 S. tO3 „ Do. white, :66 63 to 70 „ 4;7 53 to 65 Norfolkand Lincoln OAT& L L. Scotch Irbilt, bre e t t.° YT to 34 it to 31 „ white 2l to 26 68 to 63 BARLEY BILII9. Diddling Grinding 33 to 36 MALT. mazson Tick ba to 39 Harrow PIP= 43 to 49 &sex, Norfolk, ;nd Sudolk — ea to eg Megaton and Ware et to es Orel 113 to 40 Maple 4O to 44 Whits 4O to 43 Balm _ to Brown 6O to 67 ISTE. New .. 86 to 42 FLOUR. OATh. Inelsb,t!ed ~.. 15 to SI - 7. Potato :atom Scotch, kid Foal Ng Qr. WRIAS. s e. Dantzle and Konigs berg 65 to 74 Rostock & Walden- Town made, per 460 lbs. Household ln to 61 Country Norfolk end Suffolk, az ship 45 to 46 Per Qr. Danish CO to 63 Russian, hard soft AntZ•kan. red — to „ white to Bann. Orindlog Distilling Malting OATS I. a Danish and Swedish. 25 to 3 Rust= _ 23 to :8 BIANL Danish ECRU= PTA& Napo Boilers 37 to SS 39 to 42 INDIAN CORN. OATS. Dutch brewing - It to 3i •••• mate ay to a Yellow feodluz ii to 26 ARRIVALS OF ORAIN, de.„ 1 -- , WATER CARRIAGE FRO: I NCLUSI YR. 'Wheat. Barley. Ort OR 7323 ISO 6 I iota ..1 38490 4100 goidish Scotch .. Varela .1 51176 YLOUL Trench, peraick7... 44 to Si Spanish „ 47 io al American, per bd... 27 to Se Canadian .. 27 to .6 INTO LONDON BY LAND AND BL.P.. 2 TO SEPT. 7, BOTH , Malt. 1 Walks= Flour. I gra qrs. Ipm elm I brla. arks 14376 290 61 226 110, .. 11043 .... 37424 MO .. irn, 2.509 1 I— —.— 14876 ; 40330 9326 110 , 1701 , 1865! LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY ITLIARAPSI (TROY Ova OWN CORMISPONDENT.) Market steady. Sales 10,000 bales, speculation and export 2,000. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) &MAR.—There are buyers et lest week's currency for brown qualities, but no sellers. Refined—rather higher prices are paid for all descriptions. Common lumps scarce, at 41s. 3d. Covirs..—The market is steady, but quiet. The Wee included 500 begs Rio; good ordinary mixed to fine ordinary, 455. to 30s. TEA continues quiet. REM AND SALTPETRE.—No sales reported. Rice.—For arrival, 1,000 tons Bassein sold at lla. landed. Cormx.—The sales me confined to small parcels at irre gular and lower prices. Jura ..ND Hare remain quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 435. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the epos, old, 435. 6d. ; ditto new, 435. 9d. ; October to December , 435. 6d. ; December. 43a. 9d. VARTICULAIta OF TALWW. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY. i Mock on hand this day.. auks! Delivery last week Ditiu . trom let June Arrival last week Ditto bum 14 June PriceY. C. ea spot this day... Ditto Tows lest Malay ... 1504. 1886. 1886. 14,392 1,612 16.936 42,664 31,338 26,032 2.148 2,492 1,716 17,677 23,968 20,676 2,084 I 1,066 304 14,740 14:,813 18,383 old new 'ad. ad. 5.d. 15 346 6 439 48 6 I 46 d. 4. 1 '42 3 42 NS a d, d. 1%716 41)11DINABY BBABBB ABD ATOCIB. Bh7 l Pd. I EAILIFATS. urd Clostog prices 1 I Sales to-day on Vatay. to 1 p.m. St. 100 Brtilol and Dieter 79 81 id - 8t 100 Caledonian - .... - lO7 100 - St 100 Quotients - 10 an Ocenwall 3 6 $ St. 100 Dublinand DelfsetJun.. 73 78 id s. St. 100 IDundee,ParthotAbdJu 70 73 - 10 6 'London - - - 130 all I D0..1a1p.._,.... - I - - -, St. 100 Glasgow and S. Western' 109 111 - 44. 100 lOust Tenter% Ord. St.' 30 301 - St 1100 Do. Z. Ang. Stk.. N 0.21 4 6 .- St. 1100 OreetNorthof Soot/sad, - - .- St. , 100 Great Northern ! 1121 1131 id - St. 1100 Do.A J A rents° dlr. nn- , 117 6 1181 id 1181 18 id Si. 1100 00. !i 1 t1151...c. la 1..51 I). - - - St. . 100 Do. Ord. Def. Dlr. Stock - - - SL 1100 CA South& Wort (1:44i 96 67 - St. , 100 Great Western 1 47 471 47 4 I i 84. 100 Oo.StourVal.G unotk - - St. 100 Do. South Wake - - BL 1100 Do. W. 11141.-ox Led 26 30 - St. 100 Do. Do. Newport, 19 31 201 St. • 100 tabosahlre&Yorksidrel 1204 137/ - St. 100 Goo.. linuhtn..4 s. Coast 1 601 611 1 St. 100 Loadon,CbathamolDov 18 19 1 1 4 4 Bt. 100 00.31/to Fiton. AS p. c. 10 16 - St. 100 Loudon & Nort:t Walla,. 1131 1111 id 1141 131 id St. 1100 LondontWiouthWeetern 81 83 id - id St 1 100 Van. Sher., & Lincoluab 46/ 471 - St. 1100 MetropoNtaa..- St IIN Lo. talcullloo, dial - dewlap. et. till Ib7o 112/ 1131 - St. 100 if elropolltanDlairlot B3 66 - 20 10 Do. do. do. - - - 10 all 1u,..t St. John's-wood - - - St. 100 ledhuld llBl 1191 id 1191 1 1 litzd St. 100 Do, Wm. a Derby 67 89 id - St. 100 North British 8t 100 1 Do. gdla.,Tarth.Dand - - - St. 100 N. laateru-Berwlek - 104 106 id - 93 101 Do. G. N. X Porn - - - 14. 100 Do. Leeds ... _ - St. 1100 Do. York - - 9 O 9O 98 id 951 71 id St. 1100 Do. Crallale... - - - 26 ; all Do. Stook.ikDartior 334 mi 126 24 , De. do., 186041 be 91 pn. - St. ,100 ,North Imitloa 10 I 6 I Do. do.. 1300 lllma id - St. 100 Northaeffordidre ft 44 - St. , 100 N. di 1 Western Juan 109 112 id - St. 1100 Shropahlre Union - St. 100 South Deem 43 46 id 44 id St. 100 South 1 id id 10 an IftehtetWoidagbaikke 48 El 91 891 id 81 881 id St. 100 Taff Vale —..- , 144 148 id w. 10 0 Do. C ..... ..... - 1 2 Spa id - St. , 100 Waterford k Kilkenn y, -.•-• - 10 1 0 , Waterloo /1 Whitehall( -. .. ... BEITIaII YtMeUISIIONIL I N. I istalflATlL Loa all 4111=114 M. Lawrence 14. 100 Dorn. Bar. &C. la. gbp.c. 10 114 Do. Y Ohara—. Sue all Lindido a Lake limos. 14 all Do. Prelarenc• 100 100 Bial.,Brinit,aGodarial I 'd per mat 187444 it 100 Cal. &S. Eastern sp. e.g it 10C Cape T. & Dock 100 all Deasorara,lo.o. 4 100 La Bengal gu.bra.7 10 74 Do. do. 6do n. 100 But Indian an. 6do 6 Do. 1. shares I. 10. Drawl Trunk of Canada tOO all Do. Equlp.ll.ll.op.c.t. all Do. let pent Bonds la° all I Do. InilpraL Honda. lid ; all Do. lad prat. Stack.. 100 all . Do. 4th pre& Stock.. 4. 100 Great Indian Penland' P. all : Do. gun 6 par coat. 00 6 1 Do. New d 0..... 10 1 6 , Do. New it. 100 10t. $ . of Lydia g. 6p. el 16. 100 1 Do. 41 per COOL .... 101 all I CA. Woken of Canada 140 all I DI::: pay. 1373 100 all Do. do. do. 13774. 10 1 3 Tod' allotted) 4t. 100 lladna paw. 6 p. it 400 Do. de. 66 d 0... 41. 1100 Do. do. 66 d 0... 10 ;all Do. Fifth Patanaloa 00 all 11.10. and Hobo:m*s34y toolai Do. 6p. at., pay. 1830 1011 all Do. 6p. at, pay. 16116 41. 100 :f.1L0ff..10.110 oastp.B. it. 106 Made, gna 6 want IL 100 Do. DelM _/61_16 Do. _do, Na ii Jill Do. Pap,top do. Ds. Wes OL Mal do-. I Cloekag prior. I 07 69 102 e Si 101,3 • a n M HI 90 101 1031 1141 It 114 9. : 171 IP PO IS 49 111 &I 41 89 IS 19 20 IN 111 • gal t 2 Dm 102 104 93 96 9 61 1 10 0 1 6 St 91 I lib 103! 1041 26 16 91 93 42 U 94 96 BO 42 90 42 101 104 101 102 ray w 1 00 00i 1990011 JOINT v DATE/ b. I BANK& IPdlO.l .ffo.lll 40,040 10 Aiwa Bank (Lim.) A (1.4 80 0001 10 lILIca 10,000 100 , Allianc• Limited 1 110, 20 Al4lO Minion ..... .- 40,000 20 Angle lerptlan() 40, 10 Anglo Italian (Linnet) 10,000 40 Amindasia ..... ... I 11,600 10 Danko! BritialiColumbia , 12, 23 1 Do. New, kneed Ipm 10,000 26 Bank of 1ia754 26,000 20 Batik of Mar) (Lhattal) i 10,000160 BankorVictoria,Avetral l 10,000 10 Beak of New Zealand 10,000. 60 British N. America 10,0001 10 C. Bk. Ind* Aen,Cliina 10,000) 26 Chart. 'local lad* die 60,0001 20 City 11,000 100 Colonial 100,000; 10 Consolidated Beak (L ) 10,0601 60 Delki sad London (1.. ) 10.000 1 SO Zed London (Limited) 60,0101 20 . ltaaternlLickatme(Lisx) se,oool 10 English and Anienoen . 30,000 20 Zug. Bankli.doJaheiroL 10,0001 5) Xag.Scotat Auk Chasid 10,0001 60 Itogliab and Swedish (L.) 10,000 100 Imperial Baok(Lisaital; .4,600 10 ' Imperial Ottoman —.. 0,0001 116 i lonian ....... ... 0.000 SS Do. New 010,000 10 Lind Mort. Bk. Indis(L ); 6000031 100 Do.AW 0.Deb.,1001, 30 yrs 10,000 IN Low.WoOlerisooto.(L) 13,000 100 1 Lauda& and brasthan MOON SO Do. New 4`,000.1001 Do. do. do 10,000 20 ILL Ch. Bank of Austrl 1 12,600 60 Loud= and County 12,600 20 Do. d 3. Now MOIL 60 Larsen Joint Block I 16,000 SO Loudon & South AMAMI, WAN , 100 Lao. &6. Western (Llos.)i 5,000 60 Loudon Ven=l )1 60.000 100 London L W 10,0010 Nuthant Bank (Zhu.) .1 5,000 100 Do. law 60.000 00 oroantllo hXzenan(L ) 10,000 10 11 stropolitan 'ted) 6,000 100 Midland Bank (1,13 n. 10,000 6 National of Australasia; 10,000100 National of Livorpool 1 10,600 100 N. Pro. of Ilegiasd» I 56.000 ft Do. 2nd st aIL 00,000 60 Nailowd Bank 10,000 20 Now loath 00,011 10 North Wsolorn 10.000 11 Omaha Bank , 21,110 10 ProviLßan 10,000100 =rn,(L) Provisos. et 4.200 101_ Da. 11?. Now 17 061 100 Maud. of B. & Milos 10.000 100 De ao. ue. a t 6 Vlil. i0:470 It'd= at numbslla 0,04 talon al Ireland (U..) 10,00. be Video al Londne _ 11} iok —as] es ei "I - -ail I Spa 40 111 11 4 07 2 30 31 12 13 37 33 - - - - 4b, e 4 ifs I 16 16 I z_41.1 Ift 1;4 $1 U ;; -;: t4 " 11141 I 4 die ia3 t 3 i 2 4 66 67 35 a 10 12 -- TO 71 - =O.I - -P-1 43 44 96 VI del 48 49 31 31 PORCION BAIL AA' Itamwtra It Rotter l dam Belgian IL Ayrakal.&,n7p 444 Castro! Argentine V P' Exasselon Doissb= ib btpk (L.) Do. Matta.! Prance =rnCentral attetaboarg Meticen trantarg-Cair nowfb(L) (L) NamdLlege I Dr the Do.' pc. Pet Pair gov lifortMen of Prance Mina B. Deis Ayraep.a Do. Norwegian Drank Pref. Ottoman ( 3 brroe Alan ParlaLroes.andlfecUt. ;Path and Orleans . Recife d a Franck (1 ) !loyal Swedish Do. r per oent. Sambre and Year I Do. Sipercent.Pref. Ban Panlo(L) 5.7 per ct. B.Anot4Loraysoetaan P oTtnira , Southern of Ivranco Turin and Savona West Flanders .. Do. 14 par cont. Prat Won N.W. of Franco 9 91 U 14 1i 2 14 gli 16 18 dlb „ 26 25 !1} sx 16 12 41s 10 10 14 1 18 45 47 2 6 St II $ 1 M '7 10 1. FORXION OBLIGATION& Inzif.p.osaLi 4 la s l n l 00 s/1 ! De. 100 IHavana and Matanzas i 71 lb* 1 161 161 l a 1 17* Si 67 90 98 100 AMSPADO 23241 Till iiii IZ 1 iialTuas -- an—ti iii lan ino an too WIl _ forth. of Frame S p M Do (late Chart p, Ottoman (Smyrna, te.) Do. do. tamed at 71 ..11141,yoga,et Ida ftp, el teeth it S. Pern.).. Loyal Swot (&6 p. ei.. Ova LsOrsado7 p. et 1. Asa *Lons-Ven. Sp. a Mdlt Sea et Port ?p.c. laullaarnalltraneelp.e. Malli S per et VAN.W. gam Sp. a. 40 10 90 19 12 14 93 96 4 11 S 4 SO 8+ el ; 12k 6 6 is asb 103 j 0,60,0 0 0 DrltiellOolen 5p.5t.,172 100 100,600 Do. 1 9 0061 106 .... Can. Gov. 6 p. 00877-84. 100 Do.llperct,Feb.daew. , 100 Du. 6pects.7llarat.tiep. 100 51116.006 Do. 6 pore.. J anotinly , 140 606,606 Do. Swot. Ins. Stock' 100 100,000 elitaolDflopeepor.l973 100 00.111110.1000 100 Do. do. 10040 100 • Do. du. 1 , 00 , 1 1( 116,040. Do.6p.o.Ap.tOct.looo 100 100,0004 Coy 100, N °v. Itz4 8, p.ct 100 883,11061 Da. 14 . 5, I o lOO 4000,000 Do, 1144 d 0... lt* 100,000 blaartiles 0 pee of., 1673 100 100.1940 Do. 1(141 100 100,000 Do. 'het. 100 600,400 Do. 164. luo 165,000 NotalCiov.6p.c.ApAoc. 100 100,000 New BruneClov.eperat. 100 1,121000 New South Wales Goy., I p. cent. pO7l to 1076 100 1.671,500. Do. II p. 0.16til to 1845 • 1011 0b.,000 Do.sp.c.r, 1107 to 1375 IW 110,000 New Zeeland 6 per nat. 100 1.1100,000 Do. 6per coot. 140 6.0,000 Do. 6 per crut. *Sill 100 110,000 Do.de.l.olJeuekDer 100 230,5 Non Scotia p. c„ D 176 100 I,Blla, geeenatiod Que. p. : 100 1,177, Do. Du. 1091 .... 100 716,0 w A. AustOor. p. 0.) De. 1976 sod tap 67 er& 1 100 810000 ok.Glov.6p. e. Jen. July 100 7.000.000 Do. 6p. et. A orl ,t tM l 100 AMMON No. 1 Oh. 1 ltusw. 1021 1031 100 102 100 102 sd 89 91 84 90 101 106 107 108 105 113 ad VI 94 90 103 105 till 111 105 It? 108 104 104 ►to 146 114 104 1(6 101 103 101 103 s 6 06 Di 96 9 .4 094 UtiL4iNIAL ooviltvmavr PgetTAITIICI, 0 0 95 1 109 11.. 187§ I 8e 101 103 99 100 9i 100 '25 127 111 112 112} lin I N. I CI. pear. 1"1,.1 116,00 u, 100,0001 1 Mme, 10 10 05,000 10,0001 I 10,006 10 100,006 1 10.000 I MAIIIIIIO4 Urnited) _ . Aoglo-Braz.Gold(Lles.) koatrallaa Cape Copper (Ltmited` Capalailllter (UMW) Cbootaleso.&B.llla.,L Coplapo (Urolted) Doe Pedro, N. Del Rey. Save Del Ater (Lindlled); 26,000 60,000 2,000 _.___ 4 rou era tino&Bolivitutiold , 1000 11 ?Kapunda (Limited) 116.000 $ iLinerce (Limited) 1,99 Lositadao (Limited) , 90,000 4 ,Panuicillo Copper (L ) 80.000 8 Pestarena Gold 'Lim.) 10,000 10 Pon hand Silver Lind 100.000 6 Port Phillip 14000 SO Royal Cohn Copper Roma Grande 110.01$ 1 Scottish Andral.;. 11.00‘ 10 St. John del Rey Lim 18,174 SO 17nited Malmo SA OOO . Val Antigorla d 10,0041 1 Vancouver Co al( Lhn. ROM 1 Val Swam 'Limited) 110,000 Washes Gold (Limited saw Worthing (Limited) 75.000 1 Yorke Peolissida(Lles WPM Vodonametana (Lint; • Call pendtht 1111111811 No. I Sh. I 1,04 M 1299 Clifford Anal. Der. G. Con. (Taack ) Drskewalis East Basset allogan) Lest Caradon EAU Grenville East Lovell E. W. Russell (Tartstk ) ()rambler & St. Aeon . Great lazey (Linelard) • Great Soak Tolgus 0. W. Voss (Hata) Grenville Herod'. Foot Illisaston Downs . Margaret (Coy Lelant) If arks Valley Mandy Iron Ora North No; siion ...... North Boehm. North Wheel Crotty Pros United dente (C. Want) . (Aradoe R. Clint ) nth Condurrow W. Frances (Mogan) Stray Palk 714biott West Bonet (Illogoo) W. Condos (Llakeerd) Woe* Chlvertoo West Setae wi Basset (Illogaa) Va. Boller (Bedroll) .Mary Ann (Meolue ) Wleal Melon vn Irelairnev (Mk ) INCYLLLI COMPALIIIII2. - 6i6 1,144 6,000 6,000 i:#l - 666 11,600 6,000 6,006 6,1100 1,024 6,000; 44,C .??1 Tao 11,640 MOO 1,170 612, e. 11,0!4 1.0041 110.18111 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY. 01111 OtILUOY. Dulness is still the characteristic of the stock markets. The transactions are upon a very limited scale, but they consist mostly of sales, and prices have accordingly given way in a few cases. Attention is principally directed to the monthly settlement in the English funds, which will be completed to-morrow. The rate for continuing speculative operations for a rise to the next account is still about p e r cent. per annum. Consols are fiat, and have declined I per cent., but most of the British railway and foreign stocks are without variation. Banking and financial shares are almost entirely neglected. Bank of England stock has been dealt in this morning at 248, showing a fall of fully 12 per cent., compared with the prices lately current. The demand for discount is extremely moderate, l and the supply of money is greatly in excess of the current requirements. The rate of the best paper is unaltered, at 11 to 11 per cent. Loans for a few days, on English government securities, are offered in the Stock Exchange at 14 per cent. per annum. Consols are quoted 944 to 4 for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 944 to f for the Bth Oct. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are called 93 to 1, ex div. There is very little business in railway securities, and the prices exhibit no variation of import ' ance. Annexed are the quotations :—Metropolitan, 1241 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 47/ to 1 ; London and North Western, 114 to 1, ex div ; Midland, 119/ to 4, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1261 to 1271, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1071 to 1084 ; South Eastern, 681 to 3, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 301 to ; Great Northern, 1124 to 1131, ex div. ; ditto A, 118 to 4, ex div. ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 18 to ; North British, 304 to 3l# ; and Brighton, 51 to 4. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are inquired for, and have risen per cent., the present price being 591 to 601. Spanish Certificates are 1 better, at 151 to 161, while Italian of 1861 have declined to the like extent, viz., to 481 to 491. Turkish of 1865 are called 314 to # ; Greek, 131 to 141 ; Spanish Passive, 191 to 20 ; Chili= scrip, 11 to Of dia. ; Egyptian, 1864, 83/ to 861 ; and Mexican, 15# to p. Bank share; are inactive, but Alliance have ex perienced a fresh rise of 10.., viz., to 11 to 10 dia. London and Westminster are quoted 70 to 71; Union of London, ni to 38} ; Chartered Mer cantile of India, 30 to 31; and London and County, 156 to 57. Financial shares are quoted the same as on Saturday, u follows :—lnternational, 21 to dis. ; London, 23 to 21 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 21 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 5 to 5} dis. United States 5-20 are without variation, at 731 to I f ; but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are f per cent. lower, at 44} to 45 and 77 to respectively. Atlantic Telegraph shares are quiet. Anglo- Amerimn are called 16/) to I, and Atlantic Tele graph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3* to The half-yearly meeting of the Mutual Tontine (Westminster Chambers) Association (Limited), will be held on the 30th inst. ItALF-PAST TRUE o'CLocs. Consols remain flat, at 94i to for money, and 941 to 1 for the account. About 4,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 70c., showing no change. The directors of the Agra Bank have issued a report to the shareholders, of which the following are the principal passages : _ _ The success which has attended upon the business since its re-opening, both in London and at the branches, has been in all respects most gratifying. The result of its operations during that period Ina been such as would ad mit of the payment of • dividend to the A shareholders, who, in accordance with the terms of the resusci tation, am alone at present entitled to participate in any immediate distribution of profits. Linder these circumstances it might be warranted that they should, according to old practice, and as they hope to do here. after, declare a half year's interim dividend, but after mature deliberation—considering the fact that the Indian branches re-opened for business in the beginning of March, so that up to the 30th June they had only been in practical working about four months—considering likewise that subsequent to the re ope¢mg, both at home and abroad, some time was necessa rily taken up in re-organizing and developing the business attar its temporary suspension—the directors have come to the conclusion that it will not be expected that they should, on the present occasion, divide the profits which have been realised ; but that they will act more in accord ance with the wishes and judgment of their pro prietary by tittering a declaration of dividend until the Re counts have been made up to the end of the year The iostalment of the new, or A capital of the bank, which was payable on the 15th July last, has been met with great punctuality, and a considerable portion of the next and final instalment, payable on the 15th January, 18604, has been paid up in advance. The directors would avail themselves of this opportunity to state, with reference to the liabilities and assets of the late bank, that, in addition to the 10s. in the pound, to gether with all claims not exceeding 1001., which had been paid with interest when their previous report was issued to April, they have been enabled to realise the latter in ample time, not only to provide, as they fall due, for the payment of the two subsequentinstalmentsfirst maturing to creditors in this country, but also to anticipate these pay ments. In the course of the month of May they were in funds out of the amets to pay the promissory notes due on the 15th July last, representing Is. in the pound with interest ; and accordingly, on the 31st of that month I May), they announced that they were prepared to discharge the same on application, less the interest accruing upon the notes to the date on which they were payable. A few weeks later, they were able to make provision, also out of the assets, for the promissory notes due on the 15th October, representing 2s. in the pound with interest. At the Indian branches the payment of the 15th July instalment was likewise anticipated, and a similar course will be adopted there in respect to that of the 15th October. This completes a payment of 15e. in the pound, with interest thereon at five per cent. In addition to these financial erraagernents, the directors have to state that they have discharged in full, with in terest at the same rate as above, all the debts of the Aus tralian, China, and Paris branches, amounting, in the aggregate, to a lale sum, with the object of economising the heavy expenditure unavoidable in maintaining these establishments, even for purposes of liquidation only. With respect to the promissory notes representing the re maining instalments of 2s. CA. in the pound each, due re spectively in London and India on the 15th March and lath July, 1868, it will be gratifying to the shareholders to know that already funds are on hand from the old 'nets which will, to a great extent, provide for the former of these payments, and the directors have no doubt they will soon be in a position to anticipate the discharge of the promissory notes in question. With regard to the ulti mate outturn, and the surplus assets which will remain to the old shareholders, the directors cannot yet venture to speak with precision. If the remaining assets, however, work out as satisfactorily as they have reason to hope, under good management, they look to the result confirm ing former anticipations. Annexed is a communication on the altars of the Italian Irrigation Company : TO THI ZDTTOE OF THZ EXPRZSFI. Sir,—ln your paper of the 4th current you publish a correspondence between Mr. Cresswcll, the gentleman de puted to proceed to Italy on behalf of the bondholders of the Italian Irrigation Company (Cavour Canal), and Signor Rattazzi, the Prime Minister of the Italian government. The reply of Signor Rattazzi, made through the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, represents that the bank ruptcy of the company has been caused by the unwilling ness of the shareholders to accept " the liberal p r oposa l . of the Italian government." I think it only Justine unfortunate shareholders who have been deceived by the Italian government that the British public should know the tree cause of the company being forced into bankruptcy. The Italian Irrigation Company wan formed in 1862, under a direct concession from the Italian government, which government guaranteed, as stated in the prospectus, both principal and interest of the capital subscribed. On the faith of this guarantee bonds and shares to the extent of 3,000,00 W. were taken up and paid for, principally by English money. It would DOW appear that the Italian government nevfr carried out the promises made in the prospectus, which promises were sanctioned by the King and ministers, and passed by tl.e Italian puliament, each bond and share bearing the stamp and signature of a government com =mimic, as a pledge of the government guarantee The main canal has been in exercise since April, 1d66, end up to the present tin.. the Italian government have not paid the share or bend holders one farthing. The mow queue has been tinx the company has been unable te meet ite own etnogeinents, and a creditor, fearing, it is supposed, that there was no chance of the Italian govern meat acting up to its promises, has thrown the affairs of the company into bankruptcy, end Signor Rattani abso lutely refused to stay the bankruptcy. The British public have this lost three millionsof money, nearly onemillies et which has been actually received by the Italian government, being the amount I.. i nte.l to be paid by the company tar the purchase of the 0.,1 covernment canals . Rumour states that ini:nvntial parties from Italy are now in London eipie.ivouzing to negotiate a new Italian loan. It is ttier,foi e to be hoped that the British public will take warning tthfa the present instance, and that no countenance will !s xiven to au y proposition of the kind until the Italian to , rumens have honourably fulfilled their engagement to the Itlian Irrigation Company.—l am, he., UNFoRTUNATE SHAREHOLDER. Sept'7. Annexed is Mci , rs. Durant and Co.'s Silk Cir cular, dated ur 'ay : We have to report another mouth of extreme quiet is silk. The fourth steamer with new silk has arrived, awl still no business upon any than the smallest possible male, still apparently the same determined limitation of Res chime to the absolute requirements of the day. The prices of China and Japan silk show an unusual margin in eon whom with Euro..r...n Ailk, but even this fails to indite, business. The deliveries of the past month proved rather less unfavourable that had been anticipated, but still as, far from satisfactory—Japan furnished an important ter ture. Bengal silk shares the general quiet. - - The subjoined on the hide market is from Messes. Culverwell, Brooke, and Co.'s Price Current : The bide market has been firm during the pass move and stocks of salted hides being small full to ad prises ha*. been paid. Hides.—Salt ed Ox end Cow.— South American have sold more readily. Australian have been in good demand. and have realised an advance of W. Cape have brought full prices. East India kips have beat in good request, and in the earlier part of the put month advanced ;d. to Id. per lb. ; but at the last sales common and inferior desc.iptiuns barely maintained late rates, and were in some instances sold at a decline of W. per lb. English market hid, s have been mane, and are quoted dearer. The Leather Market.—A good demand is es having been experienced during the past month prices in some cases show a alight advance. North sad South American Furs and Skins.—At the usual satsuma sales the supplies of the principal descriptions were much above the average, which operated in general adve upon prices. In ccrupariaon with the correspondingktr son Bay Company's sale last year, the rates realised for every sort, with the exception of otter, fisher, fur, seal, and deer, show a fall of 10 to 25 per cent. Chinchilla improved slightly. SATURDAY ETECING. Consols, which closed yesterday at Mi to both for money and Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94f to For the 6th of October, the last price was 94.1 to 1. The Thr‘zo per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 1 o'clock 9n to 93, ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94j, ; ditto for account, 94A, ; Three' per Cents. Reduced, 92k, ex dir. ; New Three per Cents., 92k, 3, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 230, 55 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1121, 13; ditto, Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 65.. prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE o'Or.ooi. The mining market is steady today, with a moderate amount of business. Subjoined are some of the present prices, viz. :—South Caradon, 380 to 400 ; Devon Great Consols, 415 to 425 North Crofty, 32 to 4 ; East Lovell, 71 to 8; North Chiverton, 4to ; North Treakerby, 355. to 375. 6d. ; Prince of Wales, 50s. to 525. 6d. ; South Frances, 30 to 32 : Clifford, 7# to ; West Chiver ton, 63 to 65 ; Drakewalls, 14s. to 16a. ; West Great Work, 32 to 4 ; and Tincroft, 13 to 4. In the market for foreign and colonial - mining shares, Don Pedo and Chontales aro 2s. 6d. better, at 1# to 11 prem., and 1# to 11 prem., respectively. St. John del Rey are quoted 59 to GO ; Anglo-Brazilian, Gto I prem. ; Pestarena, a to # prem. ; Roma rande, # tn.} ; Anglo-Italian, to prem.; United Mexican, 1 to 2; ; Frontino and Bolivia, Ito ; and Port Phillip, i; to 1 . .... The liquidators of the - Mineral Rights Associa tion (Limited) announce a first dividend of 12s. per share out of the funds at present available. BETTING IN Lo.NDON.—(THIS DAY.) HALP-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. Although several members had already taken their departure for Doncaster, the muster to-day was a good ono and a large awount of business was transacted. For the Great Yorkshire Handicap 8 to 1 was fur some time offered on the field, and Seville, Priest, and Eredamante were each backed at these odds. At the finish, however, Seville had the call, no more than 6 to 1 being offered, while 7 to 1 would have been taken. Monitrees went op and down, 100 to 8 being at one time offered without a response, and then 9 to 1 taken. East Lancashire figured at knocking-out prices, 100 to 4 being the final offer. There was very little change on the St. Leger ; sto 4 was taken kindly about Hermit, while 2 to 1 was booked and asked for about Achievement. Vauban was backed for two or three brindled pounds at 10 to 1. Speculation on the Cesarewitch took a somewhat wide range; but there was not any great amount invested en any particular horse. Closing prices : GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 6to 1 art Seville (off, t7to 1) to 1 Pried (t) 100 to 12 Eradamante (t and off) 9to 1 Monitress (t) 100 to 8 Thalia (t) 100 to 8 Weather Star (t) 100 to 7 Knight Errant (t) 100 to 7 La Dauphine (off) 100 to 5 Viridia (off) 100 to 5 East Lancashire (t and off) ST. LEGEP.. 5 to 4 ages Hermit (t) 2to 1 Achievement and w) 10 to 1 Vauban it and off) 90 to 1 Julius (otf) 25 to 1 Challenge (off) 25 to 1 Fervacques (off) CESAREWITCH. 20 fo 1 eget Blinkhoolie (off) 1000 to 34) Longbow e (t) 40 to 1 (t) 40 to 1 Maid of Mwham f (t) 40 to 1 King Victor (off, tsoto 1) 40 to 1 Sportsman (off) SO to 1 Usurper (t) 50 to 1 Scarborough (t) 50 to 1 Miss Harriette (off) 500 to 5 Cannon Ball (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 40 to 1 agat Scarborough (t) COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton. 20s. tkl. ; Walls End Lam',too, 20s. 3.1. ; Walls End Haswell, 20s. 9d. ; Walls End Tees, 20s. 34.; Walls End Hetton Lyons. 18s. 3d. ; Holyweal, 175.; Wylam, 175.; North Felton, 12s. 9d.; West Hartley, 18s. : Hasting's Hartley. 9d .—S hips at market, 26 ; at ma. 40. SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 9.—The North German Lloyd's steamer New York, from New York, passed the Needles at LH/ p.m. to-day. FATAL 03INIA'S Acetorer.—A shocking acci dent occurred at St. Helen's on Saturday night. A party of workmen, who had been on • trip to New Bri A liton, were returning hoe..e on au omnibus, and, when close to the end of their journey, the vehicle overturned. Two men were killed and several others sustained dreadful injuries. —Leeds AI ,wars. It has been ti:ficialls stated at Woolwich that extensive alterations and improvements are to take place immediately in many of the departments of the Royal Arsenal. A. number of new buildings are to be erected, and • large tract of !and has been purchased for the govern ment at North Woolwich for • similar purpose. The chaise of the red deer of Exmoor has this year had • promising beginning. During the season, which has just commenced, out of nine runs, seven fi ne 'tags have been kined, one of them the finest that has been seen for many a long year. On Saturday a splendid deer was found near the Quantock hills. After an ex citing and severe run he was driven on to a precipice 400 feet high, which is in a wood on the verse of the istol Channel. Turning at hay, the two leading bounds drove him backwards, and he f..:1 over the dizzy height and woe dashed to pieces. 1101 1103 I 3 11-16 14i 111 11 a 18 t a il .0 MOM I Pd 1 OL pekoe. at at 65 70 17 19 idi l Rep 127 1 411. 1i b e ad i d 41 1 Oittl. 11 16 46 TO 2 . 2.2!.1 le oyai.l 2 lab lt la AL If T i lt S 6 6 db 14i 161 10 18 db 64 TI6 - Mk' 6 4 dis 17 16 10 ,Anglo-AmericanTeL(L. 10 'Anglo-Mazicen Mist St Atlantic Telegraph ] St. Do. 8 per cant. 26 Australian Ariel& 26 Australia& _ ,&Irn.(L' 10 I Tea Est &NW 10 Bergh Waterworks (I.)' 10 Do. New 1 100 Salchow Vaagkaa (L Bombs, Gm (Limited,, O Do New SO Ihrltisb American Land SA B. &I. Mag. Tel. (1.) Mt Canada Company 10 Canadia C nLo = an& DWI ) ft tholes Ditto ie 90 20 'ChlasßASltip&L.CoalL 10 lily Diecowit, Limited M VityofLoadonit.Yro.J ) 20 City olMilaa laspro.(l ' SO 1 Do VI City of Moscow Gas (L ) 50 'City Ornom (1.1110 00 St lUD vial (Limit e d ) • • SO Orwainercial Colorants. 10 Cam, of Africaoller.(l.) 20 Colitineeital Un.Gas (L SO Do. M ICop.M.Emr.,PreS lip.c. 100 C. of L0n.M.1677,41p.e. 100 1 Do. do. ,1109 do. 10 IC. Vona of England (L) 69 De.oe Mauritius (1.).. 8t Paled !It. I C r i Preterenei 1 St. Do. 6p. a._ Yery. Deb 1 20 I Darimling (United) II Illestern AMID Tea (I 6.1 6.ladialeueLC.49 VIWL 90 ,11. Irrig. & Clonal to Iltbber Vale . . so lEgypllanConlrlli: St. 'Electric Telegraph , 101 Do. New I Eng.&Aus.CopperllAm' la ling. and Foreiniteredll 100 • & Scoity rbaira t woniertai tlehMarin.ll 10,e •• SO Poreet (Warehouse ( L.' 10 , GenerelCredit& Dk.'L It ,glea. Stem Na o• SO 'lima* &Colonial .(L. 10 IllmeggoV l Chhas Os -10 Iludson's AO ,Int.lmadCo. armlike L 9 Indian Carrying (Lim. ' 20 'internat. Illnan.8os.(1. 90 IntomaLlemd Credit(L hi 'ltalian land. N !Italia brig. (Oso-Cov• ' I N I. D°: 0 17 . 4%.1,4!--T. 1870 11l 1464 &ieoritlea(T.M.) ' Losd.Atrken Trading. II Dm. d Caledon. L. to Loe.Counlylanddß.(l • toed. DiatriotTakag(T a 14 Loud. nun. Amax (L.! 4 'Loud. G. thantlnise.(L • 7.and.&olsag.ltag.Co.(L 10 Load. Provinalaillartn. St. Madras Lein. d Canal.' 6p. et..by Indiarioov. 10 Mauritius land, de. (L. 10 Vedit. Exton. TaL ( ) 40 Merchant illilpping (L V Moan 1.14.41D0ek(1 = all li dltre..(l i National M. Cosa. 11 U National Prov.llatine(L 1100 , Nati oual Steam Nov4l. , . 10 NerboddaCtedet Irma. 10 NoeConaolidak Dia.(L : • Now 1411ebeildit, 1.11,ed N.M.Lnd 110 N.Zealand T.! Loan : I 10 Northern Amiable& Li Do. B St. N.Biii.Anstraladast • 10 ,N.Brit..lsleroan.lo.(L. ' 15 Pow. 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