The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Kr. Commissoner Helroyd.) L• 1 ae J. TREWINNAED. The bankrupt, s watch manufacturer, of Islington. his examination on acoonnta showing debts of 437/. 4 , s t d o worts. The hearing of the order of discharge was adjourned for six weeks. IN RE N. ruottsa. The bankrupt wu an upholsterer, of Gilbert-street, Oilord-street. Debts, 7311.; mete about 100/. Mr. G. Lawrence, for the assignees, did not oppose the lunkrupt passing his examination. Mr. Lewis opposed for a creditor, and elicited from the bankrupt that he had been bankrupt thirty years before, when the certificate rested with the creditors, and that his certificate had never been properly signed. He was not an uncertitioated bankrupt, f or b e had vine superseded the bankruptcy by paying 14s. 6d. in the poucd. He had re ceived 2.91. from Mr. Tomlyn on the day he presented his petition ; also 19/. from the Earl of Home, about the same time. Mr. ft. Grill3ths supported. An adjournment wee ordered for the amendment of the amount& DI BE Witt; THITZOOOD, AND CO. The bankrupts were hop, core, and aced factors, of High street, Southwark, and o f Ashford, Heat. This was the examination meeting. The accounts, prepared by Hamm Hooey mid Co., show liabilities of 11,7951. ; assets and pro perty bald about 4,100/. Mr. Barber appeared for the bankrupts. Mr. Cox, as behalf of creditor,, asked for • goody account to show the disposal of certain geode obis/pad by the bank rupts shortly before their failure, and which were believed to have been pawned. aco M v r. Holland, for other creditors, also asked for further nts. His Honour said that. looking at the large deficiency of between 5,000/. and 6.00 W., and at the eJlegation of goods having bees pledged. he could not refuse the application of the creditors for au adjournment, and for further amounts. Adjourned accordingly nr IC W. BALL The bankrupt was a leather-merchant of New Weston street, Bermondsey. This waa the first sitting. The pro- liminary accounts, prepared by Messrs. Hart Brothers and Hoyle show liabilities of 2,7961. and assets of 6611. Mr. T. Pethebridge, of the New Leather.market, Bermondsey, was chosen trade assignee. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant-Judge.) ABBLOLT WITH A COTE BT A GERMAN BANDRMAI. Julius Castro, 19, a German, • member of an itinerant street bead, yea indicted for unlawfully and maliciously indicting an incised wound upon Frederick Errington. Mr. Horny prosecuted, the prisoner was undefended. It appeared from the evidenos that on the 16th of Sep tember there was • German band playing in the Hackney. road, surrounded by a large number of persons, and accord ing to the statement of some of the witne sses the prosecutor went up to the prisoner and struck him • blow on the neck. It seemed that • week before this occurrence there had been a previous quarrel between the prosecutor and pri soner, but not of any serious nature. When the prosecutor struck the prisoner he was told that if he did it again he (prisoner) should return the blow. Upon this the prosecutor struck him again, when the pnconer closed with him, and immediately afterwards an open pocket knife was seen in his hand. The prosecutor complained of being stabbed in the throat, and • general row ensued. The prosecutor was taken to the hospital, and the prisoner was taken to the station-house. The prosecutor wee called, and be appeared a dull, stupid fellow, and could give sowoely any account of the transaction. Mr. llyte, surgeon at the London Hospital, said the pro secutor was brought into the hospital on the ltith of Sep tember, with an incised wound in the throat on the left side. It was not a dangerous wound. The prisoner, through an interpreter, said hie party were most rudely pushed against by a boy urged on by the tutor, and when he remonstrated it was continued , and be also received a blow on the neck from the prosecutor, which was afterwards repeated. The prosecutor threatened to beat the whole of his companion musicians, and as he was a big man, and prisoner a very slight man, be was unable to fight with him in the English fa sh ion, and was compelled to resort to the knife in self -defence. The Assistant-Judge summed up the evidence with peat Care. The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty of a common a.. wilt, with past provocation. Mr. Bodlds sentenced him to one month's hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STRUT. ABTT•OABIBALDI CONSTABLI STABBED BY AN 11HRH ROUGH. Three Irishmen, named Brown, Wallis, and liennesty, were charged with creating a disturbance in a public-house in Bread-street, St. Giles's, and assaulting the police. Hennessy was farther charged with stabbing Polioeman Dray, 106 F. The prisoners, who had been attending with • nume rous party of their friends at Marlborough.street, to hem the examination of the Hyde-park rioters, re turned to St. Gilee's in the afternoon, and created a disturbance in the public-house abovementioned, calling the other persons present " Carib..Mims," and challenging all comers to fight. The landlord refused to serve them, and ordered them out of the house. As they refused to leave, he called in two policemen (Dray, 106 F, and Deacon, 29F), and desired them to put out all those who were drunk or riotous. The party turned upon the con stables, called them " Garibaldians," and made an attack on them. Both the oonstehles were struck by the three prisoners, and by several others whom they were not able to distinguish from the rest of the mob. As Dray was struggling with Wallis and Brown, the third prisoner, Hennessy, drew • knife from his pocket and stabbed him in the side of the head. Deacon, who saw him do it, at oboe took him in custody. Some other constables came to their assistance, and the three prisoners were secured, and removed to the station house. The rest of the party got away. Dr. Painter, divisional surgeon, exam i ne d an d d rone d D ray ' s wound. ' It was an incised wound, an inch and a quarter in i and extending to th e b one . It was under the templZat immediately beside the eye. Dr. Painter did not consider it dangerous, but had it been • very little more forward it might have intend the eye. Hennemy denied that he had • knife, and naked the con stable why it was not produced? Deacon said the prisoner must have got rid of it during the struggle. He would swear that he (D eacon ) saw the knife in tbe primmer's hand and saw him stab Dray with it. Another constable proved that the prisoner Hennessy had been repeatedly oonvicted of assaults generally on the police, and on one occasion of stabbing a policeman. Hennessy—Don't believe him, your worship. It was only a black man. Mr. Cowie—Well, it was stabbing somebody. Ilenssesy—only a black, your worship. Mr. Cowie said that he sheuld treat the charge against Brown and Wallis as a mere drunken row. They got drink ing and talking nonsense about Garibaldi, and were ready to quarrel with anyb o dy, nor s h ou ld h e h ave taken much notice of the matter, but for the serious consequence in the stabbing of Dray. Brown and Wallis must pay 205., or go to prison for fourteen days. Hennessy must be committed for trial. As the prisonen were being removed, a woman in court attempted to approach them, cud created a great uproar by screaming and shouting. She was removed by the police. CLERK EN WELL. C 11•11011 OF STABBING. Samos Jima, • man of colour, aged 39, • Fres& polisher ' residing at 6. Hartahorn.c our t, St. L a k e ' s , was charged before Mr. D'Eyocourt with attempting to murder Mrs. Emma Godfrey. The complainant, who appeared in the witnees-box with a very severe wound on her head, and one of her fingers cut in two places, said that lest night she was going along the purge of the house, and when in • dark corner the pri• moiler rushed out, and said. " You —. I have been waiting for you." He then pulled out • knife and stabbed her twice in the band, and whilst she was in • stooping position, endeavouring to protect her child which she had in her arms, the prisoner stabbed her twice in the head. Mr. D'Erecourt—Do you know what he did it for? Witness—l called him a bar in the course of the day. He Was drunk, and had been nearly murdering his wife. He cans fighting with everybody be could get near. Police-constable Henry Todd, fe.ll G. said thst be took the prisoner into custody, and when he told him the charm he raid he had never done tt. The prisoner said that else had stabbed him about two boors before. There had been fighting going on at the bowse all day. Mr. VEyncourt inquired if there were any witneesee on either side. The complainant and the constable replied in the negative. The prisoner, who had a very had wound by the side of the neck. said that the complainant had does that some hours before the &smolt on her took plans. There was • disturbance in the manage in which sloe might have been stabbed, but he was not the person who did it. All that he did was to prevent the complainant from robbing his !sisal, who warn treating him and her to some beer. Mr. IrEyncourt said that he would discharge the defend sat on his own recngnisaoce to appear whoa called ma. If mfindainant could get fresh evidence site could appear &Mut him again. W A NDSWORT H. BC DO EN TEM PT Ann Carter, a respectable young ATION. married woman, wbo carried an infant in her arms, living in Plommer•streok Otv . rwl, was brought before Mr. Ingham on remand charged with stealing a brooch belonging to Catherine Dud roan, a servant at the Feathers publirehoose, Water-side, Waadaworth. The prisoner, who has been in custody a fortnight, au- THE EXPRESS, )UESDAY EVENING, OCTOWit $62. companied her husband and two others, one being a female, in a beat up the river on Sunday. the 21st of September. They leaded at the Feathen, and the two females afterwards sxpr.ed a desire to wash their hands. The servant, Qathmins Dudmas, showed them up to her bedroom, and left them there. After they had gone by the boat she missed her brooch, which she had sees lade is her room ten minutes before the prisoner and her companion entered. She gave information of her lons, and police-constable Leckie followed them to town, and stopped them as they landed from the boat at Strand-lane. He requested to have the females searched, which the other refused, the prisoner making so observation. They were taken to Bowetreet police-station, and in the prase the constable saw the prisoner drop the hrooA from under her cape. He then said, " Here's the brooch —you have dropped it ; " and whilst in the charge-room she admitted taking it. The prisoner and her companion were afterwards taken to Wandsworth and charged with the robbery, but when they were exa mined on the following day Mr. Ingham discharged the other, ea it was proved that she knew nothing whatever of the brooch, and bore a respectable character ; he remanded the prisoner till the ensuing Tuesday week. When she was examined on the second occasion the constable ,tat; it that he had made inquiries about her and her husband, sad could not cod anything against their character. The aunt of the prisoner came forward and mid she never knew anything against her niece before, and she was ear pried that she should have taken the brooch. Mr. Ingham said that it was a very sad thing, but as there wee no prosecutrix he would let her go this time. He did not know whether be was doing right, but if she was ever brought to a police court again, she would not be dealt with so leniently. The aunt said she hoped it would be a warning to the prisoner. If it occurred again she would have nothing to do with her.. The prisoner, who had been crying bitterly, then left the court with her friends. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (n zuntio TILIGILAPH.) BEDFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR PREPARATION STAKES Gleam, Baffler, Furious, sad Cottage Girl. ENTRY FOR CONSOLATION STAKES. Olive Branch, Beffier, Pinkepce, and Principal ENTRY FOR THE LADLES PLATE. Lay iTadr.: iLiniirf,Tis;M:,B7d;;;, Baffler, Yellow Jack c, &Vats, Ophelia, and Mire Livingstone. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKE& Ralf a mile. Golden Dust, &atria f, Fantastic, and Abdo,la an hats. BEDFORDSHIRE STAKES. Two miles. Man at Arms, Shepherd's', and Ross are here. ADDMONALIMPIALS.—Master George, Gleam, Cottap Girl, Carvers., Olive Branch, Ophalia, Sidney, Strawberry Hill, lady Dimas", Miss Livingstone, Miss Julia, &filer, Astarte, May-ba, Surbiton Hill, Miss Peohii , Goldhuntor, Smoke, Dinah f, St. Rosalie e, Miss Edmondson, Perfect Cure, Pinkepm, Altoona, Principal, Boabdil, Perms; Languish f, Warren, Poland. KELSO IfZETING.-(THIS DAY.) CALEDONIAN TYRO STARES. Three-qoartan of a mike. Primo.es Louise, Alice, sad Allow-Me are here. CALEDONIAN HANDICAP. Two miles. Lady Ripon, Bweetbriar, Captain Crow, and liaddington ara here. STEWARDS' CUP. One mile 3 furlongs 20 yards. Tommy Jones, Sadie, aed Brilliant are hers. KELSO PLATE. One mile. Eidolao, Joey Jones, Montrose, Brilliant, Longabot, Sweetbrier, Orhostas, Tommy Jones, Gammon , Confes sion, Flying Cloud, Deaerter, Blood Royal, Lord of Lions, hfendicus, Mies Chaytor, Cremorne, aanndd Fairy King are here. Ormrs AXIIVALB.—Barbars Allen, Caller Oa, King of Kars, Little Captain, Pilot, Welcome, and Deception. THS RESPITE FOR MRS. M`LACHLAN. The following official communication was received ow Saturday by the Lord Provost of Glasgow : " Whitehall, 3rd October, 1862. "My Lord,-1 am directed by Secretary Sir George Grev to inform you that he hu thought it right, under all the circumstances, to advise her Majesty to respite the exult. Lion of Jessie M'lntosh or M'Lachlan until Saturday, the let day of November next, and he requests that you will have the goodness to cause it to be clearly explained to the convict that the respite has been granted only for the pur pose of allowing time for some farther investigation, and that if that should not confirm the truth of the statement made by her aa to her share in the transaction no hope on be held out to her of the commutation of the capital nen tence.-1 have the honour to be, my lord, your oho:heat servant, "H. WADDLIGTON." The following letter has also been received by Mr. G. W. Clark, the chairman of the late public meeting : " Sir—l am directed by Secretary Sir George Grey to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 30th ult., forwarding resolutions adopted at a public meeting at Glasgow in reference to the case of Jessie M•Lschlan, and requesting a know when Sir George Grey can receive • deputation appointed to wait ors him with • memorial. '• Sir George Grey desires me to say that it is quite unnecessary for the proposed deputation to come to London. he is in communication with the Lord Advocate, with a crew to • full inquiry into the facts, for which ample opportunity will be given ; and it is far better that any statement bearing on the case should be in writing, in order that it may receive the consideration which is due to it.-1 am, sir, your obedient servant,_ " H. WADDINGIKIN. " George W. Clark, Esq., Glasgow." RECIFS AND SAO FRANCISCO RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) This day the half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held at the Loodoo Tavern ; Mr. Burson in the chair. The report has been already published. The CHAIRMAN, in moving He adoption, said the most interesting matter in it was that part which referred to the extension of the guaranteed capital. The shareholders were aware of the steps which had been taken on this subject from the circular which had been sent to them. That letter gave them great satisfaction, for it was • decision of the Minister of State in their fa vour subject to the condition of examination. The affair would have been probably finally settled by this time, were it not for the sockleut that the report of the English commissioners had been sent by the Brazilian Minister here to Rio, instead of to Pernambuco. He regretted that the final decision was not come to, because it prevented them from deciding on the farther extension of the railway to the harbour of Peroambuce, sad also the rolling stock. As there was no doubt that there had been a boot-fide ex- penditure of capital on their part, he thought the Imperial government were precluded from taking any petty objec tions to the expenditure especially as the government wee represented oo the bc:ard, it being of course understood that the excess was not to extend beyond the maximum of the capital guaranteed for the Bahia Railway. Although the directors had not executed the works quite within the estimate they had fulfilled all their public obligations, and he did not believe that any loss whatever would be entailed either on the Brazilian government, or the province. Mr. Dimmer seconded the motion. iirepiy to Mr. Jonesandlir.Tuetin, The CHAIRMAN laid that the board would not expend another aixpeoce in increasing the rolling stock unless they got MI extension of the guaranteed capital. He believed it would be necessary to havean act of the Brazilian government to make the guarantee legal, bat of course if the govern ment decided in their favour it would be tantamount to an act of parliament. With regard to the capital, the original amount was 1.200,01301., they bad a government loan of 400,0301., and they took powers from the shareholders to borrow 930,1:100/.. making altogether 1,800,0001. He hoped and believed that the line would be finished for that amount. With regard to the 203.0001., about 84,0001. of the debentures remained to be issued. The report was unanimously adopted. Messrs. Benson and Dickson were re-elected directors, sod the proceedings terminated. AeCIDENT AT THE LYCEUM THEATRE—Last night at the termination of the performance of the Peep o Day, an accident occurred to one of the female performers in the ballet. It appears that on descendior from the bridge one of the dreams caught the foot of the ladder, pulling the top sway from the bndge upon which it rested, and precipita ting i young lady, who wee o n the second step, to the stage, upon which she fell, sustainior serious injury to her shoul ders and back. She was immediately removed, moaning most piteously, to one of the dressing-rooms, where she was promptly attended ny a surgeon. No blame rest' upon say person, the occurrent* having been purely accidental. FASTER DUNG --SCENIC AT LEEDtt—An unusual souse at Leeds was witnessed yesterday, in the Vicar's Croft. Biz chairs, seized a few dal s ago for Easter dues, at the instance of the Vicar of Birstal, were sold by public suction, and purchased for 61 es. for re - presentatiou to the gentleman from whose residence, M Beech Grove.tensoe, they were taken. The, amount for which the distress was ,levied was Se., of which 6a. ed. was for espouses! The opponents of compulsory payment for the support of religion availed themselves of the opportunity the sale pre muted of enforcing their Principles, and addressee with that object were delivered to the 4,000 or 3,0C3 people who assem bled by Mr. Councillor Tatham. the Rev. G. W. Coedit., the Rev. Dr. Brewer. the Rev. W. Thomas, sad the Rev. J. Adcock. A resolution condemnatory of these imposts was also adopted. —Lords Mercury. INCREABB or Arroingsre.—ln the ensuing Michaelmas term no fewer thee two hundred prams have gine mottos of their Missiles to apply to be sdssilhed ILl=The number of eandina the Brier, and IlisKyOwns ezesededive harked. SHARE DAY.) Two oNhooi. The railway market still shows an absence of animation, and the tendency to-day is less strong. Caledonian stock has receded per cent. ; and Great Western, Midland, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, 1 ; London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire are steady at the closing prices of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to 1 ; Great Western, 661 to 67 ; Mid land, 129 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to 109 ; Caledonian, 1081 to 109 ; South Eastern, 831 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 461 to 1; Great Northern, 1231 to 124 ; and London and South Western, 991 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 6to i pmts. Other foreign linos are quiet. Indian and Canadian are steady. OADDIAZY AMAIN AND UTOCZ& ILI Pd I I.ol.Wers. I 7 44810 C 1a I 1 PAL 10 au slum. Wog. lIMISOOZ v al. 8 4 -• 84. 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Kingdom Tole . linanno% f ni U AI ill 11 IS IK U 10 K IS 1110 111 IN 111 01s pa 8 10 in M.i pm NS 21 . 41 • + te ns a 10 * *r I • II 1 1 Ps • pio i 1 111 . 1 I Si TS 74 LS U Ms par II SI II I lit WU 1 1 poi s i as US UT U U. a s L I ab vs SY par 12 IS PROVINCIAL SHARI NAJIRRVIL Lmotron. 006. 6.—fiaies to :—err Westin, 67 lancsablre and Yorkshire, 1081—WanchesSer, ®edleld, sad lAncoln, 361—Midland, 184—Booth Bertern, ESL and Lake Boron. 61.16. IIasiMMMM, OCT. S.—Market ratber ce rte ma t. gad prices • shade lower - sftledonlan, 44 per cent., 1 Shlp pref., Igo—Great Western of Canada, 118—Great esters, 674, I—llli nois Central, 47 61 7 4 —Ditto, paid op, 614 3 — lancaahlre and Yorkshire, 104--New York and kite, 84 24-Booth astern, 83=cottlah Malls's& 1041. Om S.—There was little doing in railway shares, but a fair amount of business was transacted In local stocks. Birmingham Banks were sold at 161—Birmlagliam Joint Reek Beak ,'Lhaited), at lei prem.—Old Union 61W, at W. les. 04. N.. Undies Mill. at 24. Ax INFunuers Ox.—Shortly after 8 o'clock on Saturday ni6t • abort-horned ox of immense peopo bons broke loose from a drove that was being driven to the New Cattle-market, Oaledonian-road, end pur sued a rapid course, followed by a number of drovers and others, into the Caledonian-road, where the crowd was joined by mobs of persons, who, in endeavouring to eat& him, drove him to and fro, and by their shouts rendered the animal furious, and in his mad career he tested several barrows, fruit and vegetable stall', high into the air, scattering the ooctenta about the carriage-way and foot pavemest, and injuring the owners, one of wham I had - his shoulder gored, and • boy sustained serious injury . by being knocked down and trampled upon. The i. ^ was tried ineffectually none of the droves= sufficiently to ca expert capture him. At last the made a rush into the shop of Mr. Rackham, • medical herbalist, No. Ml, Sutherland-terrace, Caledonian-rod, demolishing the front and glass cases, and forced his way into the parlour, where, after smashing nearly the whole of the furniture, be sat quietly down on his haunches. By this time • machine for the conveyance of cattle had arrived, and Mr. Cook, slaughtermen, of Cowercorgircet, &misted by his men, succeeded in removing the animal to the New Market. The damage is roughly estimated at nearly 1001. There was great alarm in the neighbourhood for about two hours, while the ox was at large, and may of the shopkeepers were obliged to shut their shops for fear of damage. _ _ EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDR.--SHIELDS, MONDAY.— A good deal of excitement has been caused by the extra ordinary suicide of a young man named Thomas Reed, a chemist, belonging to South Shields, which took plans yes terday. The unfortunate man took • small boat at the low part of the town, and, after giving the man to whom the boat belonged • shilling, be pulled out into the middle of the stream, and then shouted— " Good-bye." He took the boat over the bar out to sea, and, while in twelve fathoms water, he was observed by some men in the steam boat Golish to pull off his clothes and tie them ap into • bundle. He then placed the oars in an orderly manner, and stuck up the boat-hook, with his handkerchief half mast high, as if for mourning. lie shouted to the steam boat men, whose suspicious that there was something wrong with him had been aroused, and they were making towards him with their boat. But before they mold him him, he leaped from the boat's gunwale into the Mao having • large stone fastened about his neck with • rope, sad sank instantly, of course, and was droww.d. Upon getting hold of the boat the steam boat men found it all written over with chalk, the deceased blaming his partner, a Mr. Taylor, for being the cause of his death ; but there is little doubt that the prim creature was lillit.headed at the time that he deatroyed his life. The boat is in the charge of the river police. There will be some difficulty in reeoveriag the body. THE KIRKHAM TRAGEDY.—Yestetday Patrick Cain was brought up before the Kirkham magistrates, on remand from the previous Thursday, on the charge of murdering Henry Rewcliffe, landlord of the Swan lan, in that town. Some additional evidence having been given, the prisoner, in reply to the bee* end after the usual caution, said—Os Sunday eight. the 28th ult., I was in Poulton-street, 'lntim'''. I there saw a crowd, sod went back to Jemmy Gain's boom, where I got a poker. I went out and followed the crowd io Poulton-street. When I had got a short distrait* up the street I met two men, and turned hack with Aso. I then went towards Raweliffe's home. The door area closed, there was no light within, and the wiedewobutten were fastened. I bad then the poker in my hands, and as I walked towards Back-lane I fired it up at one of the windows of Raweliffe'a house. I saw no person at tie window, and I did not know that I should do en harm beyond breakiog the window when I threw the . I thought I had done no harm until &meat came to me on the Monday morning. I bad bad belfo gallon of beer 011 the Sunday night, and was drunk. If I bad known that there was anyone in the room of the Swan Inn I should not have sent the poker at the win dow." The prisoner was then committed for trial for manslaughter. THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT MONEWELLEMOITTE COLL/MT.—On Saturday, Mr. Frill, onvoner= i n bored on the body of Robert Dryden, at the Ins, Nockwearmouth. Mr. Dunn, the goveniniset in spector of mines. 1 / 1 1/ potter, se well as the celliffy Oren rid officials. When the jar had been sworn, the MOM remarked that there were Ave men killed, but up to this time only one body bad been found. He had oo doer is would be shown that all the men had been killed by the same cause, and th—:efore one inquiry would snow fet all. After the jury 1. 1 viewed the body, they prosesdel he the yard below the ir-4 to view the iron chains by which the male was hung. It will be remembered that the care of the accident was the breaking of the chain to whisk the cradle for conveying the men up and down the pit wee at tared, and the consequent precipitation of the cradle tied all in it down the shaft. One chain wail pointed out it wee said. hod stretched 14 inches. A jure that the chafe might be good in quality and, woressairp, but it rented too smalL The mastaromith 'earthed that it had been made smaller by being stretched out, sad rid it would not hare stretched that way if the quality er week ruanship bad been inferior. After • leastityleld ktra7 the jury termed a sadist of " Areirlsral dia&L" MOREY JIARKBT.--(THLS DAY.) Two o'Osooz. The market for English funds is quiet to-day, aad prices are quoted the same as at the close yesterday. Railway shares are dull. There is not so much business doing in the foreign stock market, and little change has occurred in quotations. Italian Five per Cents. show a slight decline, being affected by a further fall in the French Rental. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 71fr. 85c., but improved to 72fr. The latter price, however, is per cent, below that of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 931 to for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 931 to 94 for November account. The officialbusiness report is u follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1 ; ditto, I toraocount, 931 ; Three per Cent& Reduced, 921, 1, L ; New Three per Cent., 921,1 ; Red Sea Tele- graph, 22 ; Bank Stock, for account, 243 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1091, 1081 ; ditto Bonds, 27.., 30a. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced ' rupee paper, 106, 1041 ; ditto Five-and-a-Hall per Cast., 1121, ; Exchequer Bills, June, 20s. prem. There is less activity in the foreign stock market today. Turkish Consolidas have advanced 1 per Gut., being now quoted 371 to 38. The Loan of 1854 is without change at 85 to 86 ; that of 1858, at 681 to 69, ex div. ; and the scrip of 1862, at 1 di.. to 1 prem. Italian Five per Cents. are rather latter, and Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds steady. Venezuelan scrip is quoted 21 to 31 prem. ;1 Ruseian, 11 to 14 prem. ; Portuguese, 2k to 1 prem. ; Peruvian, 21 to 11 lis. ; Egyptian Loan, fiat issue, SK to 901 ; ditto, second issue, 5 to 6 prem. Traneactioivi are recorded as follows :—Chilian Mour-and-a-Half per Conte., 851 ; Egyptian Seven per Cent., 90; Italian Five per Cents., for account, 711, 73; ditto Maremmana Railway, 731 ; Mexican Three per Cent. for account, 331, 1, 1 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., A scrip, *Ol die, ; Ruesian Five per Cents., for account, S6l ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 911; ditto Five per Cents. paid-up scrip, 95, 941 ; &w -eak& Five per Cent., 841 ; Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents., for account, 461 ; ditto I Passive, 22k, 1, L ; ditto Certificates, 10, Turkish Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 501. paid, dam, par ; ditto, paid-up scrip, 671, 1. Nothing could have arrived more opportunely in the interest of the Anglo-Turkish Loans than the announcement of the redemption of the paper money of Constantinople. The very ineffectual nit tare of the attempts to effect the same object after the negotiation of the Foreign Lou of 1868 led many to pred'ct that the arrangement which had been entered into between the Ottoman government and the contractors of the loan of 1862 would also prove a failure. We are, however, possessed of the gratifying intel ligence that the caim.3 has been withdrawn. The commissioners of the Loan of 1862, aided by Lord Hobart, have ably assisted in this operation • and one of the purposes of Fuad Pachs has been suo oredully carried out. It appears, from the thoroughly reliable information we have received, that, owing to the new tariff and the improved system of col lecting the revenue, the customs receipts show an increase of above 40 per cent. over those of the cor-. responding period of 1861. The more favourable complexion assumed by the affairs of Beryls and Montenegro is also thrown into the scale of im provement. The 4th of the month having now been passed, the money market was easier yesterday, and the general rate for the discount of the beet two months' bills was 21 per cent. In some instances business was even transacted at a fraction below. The applications at the Bank of England were moderate. About 8,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, while 20,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Brazil. 50,000 more are expected to be taken out for the same quarter to-day. The steamers Australasian and Kangaroo have brought a total of 258,000/. from New York, which, in the absence of any inquiry for the con , tinent, is expected to be taken to the Bank. The bar silver by the steamer Tasmanian, from the West Indies, was sold yesterday for India at ss. ljd. per ounce, showing no change. The Mexican dollars have not yet been disposed of. _ _ _ _ _ _ The stoppage is announced of the old and highly respectable firm of Meows. Todd Naylor and Co., South American merchants, of Liverpool, with liabilities to a lade extent. As regards the ultimate result of the liquidation, no accurate esti mate can yet be formed. The failure is ascribed to the present depressed state of the Brazil trade, combined with extensive defalcations by a partner at the Lima branch. The news of the stoppage was received in the City with great regret, Mr. Todd Naylor, the head of the firm, being universally respected. The bills have been returned of Messrs Faris and Co., bankers and merchants, of Paris, and correspondents to Messrs. Faria and Brother, of Rio, whose failure was recently announced. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. • - •• The second preference stock, 6 per cents. of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, is now quoted on the Sto ck Exchange. It may be inte resting to mention that this stock ranks next to the 5 per cent., the price of which is 99, ex div. Although not yet in receipt of dividend, which must be paid out of profits, careful calculations, bused upon the present mileage receipts of the line, show great probability of one being realised for the 6 per cents. within twelve months from this date. If we remember rightly, but three years ago the first preference was sold at 85 or 96 per cent. Judiciously selected preferenoe stocks of English railways when in their infancy are undoubtedly the best investments ; experience having shown us that the temporarily deferred di- vidends are largely compensated by the quick im provement in the capital price. Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, for instance, among others, the Pr, ference Stocks of which have advanced 20 par cent. in the space of a few years. la Vienna, on the 4th inst., the Five per Cent. ' Metalliques closed at 72.10, and the quotation of the exchange on London was 124.50. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,3601., and the London, Brighton, and South Coast an increase of 3,272/. The Stock Exchange Committee has appointed Thursday next especial settling day in the shares of the Loudon and Middlesex Bank (Limited), which are to be officially marked. The prospectus of the Metropolitan Cab and Carriage Company has, been issued, with a capital of 100,0001., in 20,000 shares of 51. each. It is proposed to build cabs and broughams superior to those hitherto used, and to run them in and around the metropolis, thereby supplying a great public want. The conveyances are to embrace all the latest improvements, and every precaution will be taken to ensure civility from the company's ser vants. The fares charged will be in compliance with the bet of parliament. A petition has been presented to the Court of Bankruptcy for the winding up of the Anglo- French Agricultural Company (Limited.) A call of 11. per share has been made on the dares of the Malta and Mediterranean Gas Com pany- The subjoined extract from a private letter bag reinreace to the reoent severe inundation lit Barcelona : Buonlow, Sept. 27. We haws had a severe foundation at Baroslona, which has UN' paid, =WOW in the French pipers, but it has bees salimeatly serious to awaken our authorities. In the Wes tient the city walls and the trenches kept as free from the AGMs of heavy raise, but now, as we are without both, and as pressertionary measures were taken, Barcelona re 'Mom the bode from the country ; bat a canal to [ denlanes is to be immediately commumed. The so goads Wand by water, ie., is animated at 705 ' With regard to the ooneuntptine 1 petroleum, the circular of Mr. A. 8. Macrae, of Liverpool, contains the following, tinder date 014. 4 : More important results have earned daring the last fortnight—my since my Circular at the 2016 wit—than is any gives epoch mime the eventful intreintise of this wee &lrbil bituminous Bind. It hoe hitherto been ley preens* to dilate principally on the erode and reined, bet sow their attnbutee call for no less eeemaset as will be read below. When in the first instance I propounded the possibility of petroleum bring used instead el seal tor it was wanted to be simple theory, or, at say rate, fatuity. It is satisfactory, then, to be able to mooed last it is slither, but that it is ea aceoreplishn bat ; sod that at this present moment the weans at • puts d this Nan are illumined by the ps exioloi hoax penelora oil. When such an use is pnotblly penalised, scat the dienned Dot be, and what is to pined the 6, (eV 600,0001. steeling) evorW fn. Anierisa and Kt: the first eight moat& this year, lowandaa proportions tol tee or twenty tinms that outset! Witness the spirit of the Atlantic sad Great Western Railway Company. la Western Pennsylvania, at a cost of 1150,00 UL, they have made a bench line from the trunk to 15tosville thus grasping all the traffic of the Oil Creek ; and if the lip epee', u tt WIN expected to do, on the Ist of this month, the retinae for the future will show extraordinary vitality. The been to the world will be incalculable, for the supply, hitherto capri cious, may sow be reeplay, Tameeratre• vends bong sure to ' result from it. No better evidence can be tendered of the inexhattatibelity of the wells than the above outlay, solely expended to meet the wants of this trade ; and it TM be gratifying to all interested to learn that the enterprising directors are amply remunerated for their special efforts I made to accommodate an almost national contingency. MONDAY Evyma, Consols, which closed on Saturday at i* 54;94 for the Bth inst., opened this morning at the same quotation ; and, alter touching 94 to 4, closed at 93f to /. For money the last price was 93f to /, and for the November amount, 934 to W. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 9*, 94, 934 ; ditto, for account, 944, 94, 931 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 92/, f, ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1094, 10* ; ditto Bonds, 3(h. prem. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 101 ; ditto 1864, 1001 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 1124, 4. The most extensive operations of the day have been in foreign stocks, Italian Five per Cents., Spanish Naive stock, and the Turkish Consolides. The corn market was flat to-day, and the supply of English wheat being generally bad a reduction would have been submitted to, but there were no buyers. Some descriptions of foreign sold at le. decline. Canadian government bonds improved .per oent. and Victoria 4. In the market for bank shares, Union of Aus tralia, Union of Ireland, and London and Brazilian, improved, while Alliance of London and Liverpool, and London and South African, declined. In miscellaneous shares, a rise occurred in Nerbudda Coal and Iron, Italian Irrigation and Canal, Na tional Discount, and Rio Janeiro Improvements.. Crystal stock receded. Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 74 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 12 7-16 to 2 9-16 prem. ; Commercial Union As surance, to prem.; Universal Marine, If to 14 die. ; London and Provincial Marine, dM. par ; and North British and Mercantile, 164 to f. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows i—Union Bank of Ireland, 2tol/ ; London and Middlesex Bank, dia. to pm.; Bank of Ilindoetan,* to If dia.; Bank of Q neenaland, 1 to 04 din. • London and Colonial Bank, 14 to 14 prem. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to prem. ; and Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, dm to par. 1 WI sal U.S.ar Bank . 100 Loa.&Liverpool 611 Aalrekula 11 Beak Of = 100 Bank of 10 MU* N. Amick* .. a Char.Bk.Brit Oolniabia 10 C. ilk. liatia.ana.A.aina 00 Cadet. Was. or ladla. lon., and Chin 100 100 111.1110oas. of Maeda— . 10 ing.BooLdlwoAlmrtel. 100 indusa.Chloa tlap. (L) 100 Il il expartal Rack. Walton 100 Rondos and Braa.lan 00 :lan. Ch. Bank of Asset 10 I Do. Now JO Loudon and Coanty 11 !Leedom Joint Stock ,:,5,.... BD London & Booth Parkas 11/0 Lon. and Wastrainstar 100 Metro. & Pr. Bask lee Nth. ?roe. at 10 Naeloaal Bank 10 New Sou* Wales ill (Mined Book Oorponi 41 lank 10 Do. New 100 Proftedal el Ireland 21 Ira& Asslralla U (Onion dAustralia . . 10/ Union of Ireland (Um). 1 110 Dabs el Landon .. BRITISH POKISNIII N. IPd I &AMWAY& I Clawing prow I 26146. NIP all mosaic di et libwriaci 66 69 mit OL 100 Boa Var. b0.1845.10.e. 1011 lea - M 2 Do. New - - - ISt all laiiiieslakadaratilL 6 4 - 10 all Do. Itersrenos . II - IM 1 60 801t.,EN556,42004r7d6 Ilp.e. Dda.. keg. 1.1072 - eadonsdbyld.• &LH. 18 82 - NO NO at ditto. ditto 76 79 - 1.03 100 Do.Jmee ISM. ditto -. o 7O 79 ft 100 Oelwallis • &Awn lO2 106 - at 100 OopeTADsek Sp.e.paa lO6 Mt zd - •kl 100 Bram braval . . - lON 106 f -• N 100 Ind laden g0a..6 P . ..d. He 107 106) 10 6 De. G. Isteesioa a 1 per - f 0 1 Do. IL do I I= - da. Bread Treat of Canada 111 22 - 100 ell Do. 1 per el. Prot - bit on 00.51ee-Prof.6 p.at.s6c 66 66 661 100 all De. 6 per el Minot- SO 13 - 1M di Do. 1 per al MN-. 41 42 - 100 all De. do. MT .. . . 29 $1 me MO In Do. do. WI.- . 29 31 - N. MS Brad India. Peeiniala 161 106 Nei 16 12 Do. 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SO all Do(lat•Cbigieraglip.e. 40 r ail raM*l42ollo ire! 0002. 00 411 Do. New Spar Beat.. 4 ItoyalBwathiMpercast. 10 'all &Asa* Lom.V4o.llp.a. SO all BoatbarnolFraueelp.o. 100 lan Vidor gemaouala at 00 !all W.111.W. 100 MID 106 118 106 108 06 05 116 t yr et 110 in 111 its id :: 118 115 104 104 101 101 100} 101} 100 101 MI 108 110 1064 1064 100 lie oil 108 6.1 1011 166 19 20 fl 7 V 4 12 • 121 1:1 lb 2 1- 10 10 11 It. 100 11 114 MINEB.-(THI8 DAYJ Two o'CLoni. In the mining market to-day, North Wheal Orofty shares are still actively dealt in, and have further improved, being now quoted 71 to 1. East Caradon and Fast Cern Brsa, ea the other hand, are fiat, and have declined, the preasut Floss being 511 to 52 and 121 to 13, respectively. Wheal Beton are quoted 166 to 170 ; Stray Park, 354 to 36 ; Providenoe 40 to 41 ; and Gonamsna, 2 to 1, call paid. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Fortuna have been dealt in at 31 ; Port Phillip at 11 ; and UnitedlMerican at 51 and 51. At the Team Silver Lead Mine meeting yesterday, the as somata showed a balance of about 2,0001. is favour of the shereholders. An extraordinary general meeting of the treated Maxima Mining Association le celled for the Wad imetant, whoa the payment of a dividend of be. per shere, free of Imam laz, will bo remaimaadsd. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN AND COTTON NAMUR'S. cram DAY.) (sr BRITISH AND 1 sums,: rwassars). (120x_ OUll owe A good healthy business is wheal of full rata' of Friday. Flour has rocovorod shoos spialsg, sad 6d. per barrel armee Asked. lndian eon 'toady ; mixed, 2k. 6d. to 30s. Boons, oats, and ostossal toaltored. Cotton rather otiosity, Woo robs* 6,000 Wes MINCING LANK.-(TEIB DAL) fkoka.—The market bee opand Tandy at about last weeks prime • the only public smle held twilay onsists of 300 hbda. of Rarbadoes, for which previews prices were paid. Refined, there is rather move disposition to pineitempuesry lump+ but prima are without improvement. Coma. —The market is quiet, but Ono. Taw—The demand is inactive. Rica aoetinues quiet. Pains.—trios for all descriptions are firma, but the de mand for currants is Ism active. BALTreraz.-900 hap sold, refraction si, at 406. 3d. ' and refraction 6i, at 39a. 6d. Offros.-3,500 bales bees been sold chiefly for arrival at puma in favour of the @ellen. RIXr is arum ; clews St. Petersburg, 391. 10s. TALLOW MARKIT.—(THIS DAT). Tho market is quiet. Asestai aro ass prima quota ties. : —Town tallow, 475. oat ash ; Potashes" Y.O. as the spot , 475. 6d. ; Deoanisw, 475. 9d. ; Amor/ to Mu* 48s. to 48.. id. SHITHFIELD HAY MARICHT.—(IIIIB DAY.) Mama Harvey and Luton report trade slow, with a downward toodeoey. &moot. tom ram Buro.—Yosiarday an a:amino- Moo sod monied perforation of the Wind pawls of the Loud°. Society fer Teaching the Med to Bead sad for itsip;m ies training them is indastriel oompalsom. test at the in stitetiom Upper Avenue-roe& in the pm ; mom of • large eumber al loom sod The me ' *erg was under the threstkin of £r . win 8e..., miaow of music at the seeist)'s easel, sad the programme eern prieed seleotioes of sacred sad eseolar mein from the works of HAWAII, Mozart, Beethismia, Needeliwebn, J. S. Back Ziolarelli. and other eminent compasses. Tito FAIR AT BALLitsgbom—The great annual fair at Etallieselos oommenced as Saturday, which wee de voted to the sale of sheep, as Um first ay of the fair always is. There was a considerable falling off la the number of sheep, a fact which tends to prove the meency of the sin cultural 'Middies published alimony. by Mr. Donnelly, the I registrar-general. The total number of sheep in Ireland last year wss 3.'586,060; this year the total number is 3,456,857 ; which shows • fain off to the ex tent of about 100,000. The ember of sheep sold at Ballinaslos on Saturday was 42.611. Ts number sold in the currespooding day last year was 54702—a differ ence of 12,162. The dimloution may Dot bs feud so great after the sales. which are proceeding today; but, as the heaviest part of the bushier is dome ea the Out day, we may conclude that there is a coostilerahle falliag off la the number of sheep at tie fair—mairmetteg to shout 10 per cot. This, however, ia partly ovum to the foot disease , ammig sheep, sod to the wicomohl promotions taken to graveac diseased animals being brought to the fair. Among Is thousands that covered the exteasir• lawn of 1.... d Clookarty, it is mid that there was sot • simile Waled damp from Eagles& The avenge prime were from 38.. to Os. for ewes, and 40a. to 411 a for weihsra, while some few Ent-rate lots brovight 030 a. to 641. 1 TH X &maw Funimam—The herring fishery is prognosis, famonibly. Tim deliveries of ash at Great Yarmouth have lama good, add peso, have been well sup. ported at Lowestoft as well as Yarmouth . Active prepare lioes are being me& for the autumnal verge, and arrivals of ash matinee to take plies from the North Sea. ABOLITION or nu CITY-BOAD TOLL.. —The Me tropolis Roads Csamiesieesea ham isat *era Belisle to the local salinities that it is their taaeatssa S. abolish the (Sty-road pat aied thew the vielstamese of the reed epee the Tar V Aura or Kooluar. Baoomras. The North British Mail slake that She Perthshire assort sod fersela have bass seated for Ilse pot sessee at a Ifttie alder ISAOOI., sat ea a fair ealealalfeet Weems MOO rod MAO ' lied of pas laws talks date Ifisl2lk Awes. • iilil• Oh ✓ we is** ... m ow V m'oos 24000 q. 641! "I owe fiiiii iiiil iiiial "I !II.K• 0 0 .000 14000 14000 ill 000 14000 .... ill u s °l _ re_ . iit I :I. ali 3 3