The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-23 00:00:00

c' 1 ‘, ' '.) i __ . _ __ . • . THE EXPRESS, TuESDAY Iry I 0,. i s ilim me nes for embezzling dive a s sume of money, to the .LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS. -- (771113 DAY.) w arg.t in the whole 4 10,0001., e tdi mri n of m emo ,. - p` mill sad Om, himmaelers, at W ,In staliora. . •. 1: •• . ' - 71. - s-nree--s- , 1 ss. to wham tier many years he had, bees don (BY mmormo mien/MO I • 1 • • ••• 00f1 0 4 3L00E. tis been fi xed bee the; morning, bet Kr. Giffard, a l e . ' o l ?, There is still little inquiry for British railway ww wialitv Maimed for the promewtion, applied to have the . t i I;RWMARKIrr MEETESG.-(THIS DAY.) securities, and prices generally are quoted the same weal pc;,sponed, is oonsequeses of the non-arrival from the , . • . . . w oozy of en material witnesses, Mid asked the court CAMBRIDGESHIRE. as yesterday. The tone of the market, however, is 1. 1 waist day en which the case should ( be taken. somewhat firmer, upon the improvement in thel The oanniee fierjimat dec li ned 0, fix 1 Mifie,.but ordered • i' .• i AOBl4 ' . • ••• .........1 ' weather. South Eastern stock is in request, an in, ease to stead over fee the Mein- at: •-• Thalia ... ... ... ... 2 has risen 1 per cent., but the other leiding lin . . . 0 • .! I . - --- -•- ----- 28 . ran. are unchanged. THE POLICE COURTS. 100!. PLATE. . • • Metropolitan stock .is now quoted 1244 to 4 ; Gilead ... 1 Greet Western, fin to i ; Loudon' • sad North ••• . I. '• (THIS DAY.) • Primrose ... ~ - • Western, , i. 1181 to 4 ; hiidiand ) •ns to I . .. ---...-- • ' . • • • i Man. Lancashire rind Yorkshire, 1244 to i ; South CLEM/UNWELL. ' GAMBBIDGBBFFIRB sTAKEB, one wile 240 yards. Eastern, 66. to 1; Great Northern, 11611 , 1174 : Ostzeger, Saocherometer , Out-and-Outer, %Win, Star r ditto A, 126 } to 127 ; London, Cita and w.seP mamma ST A rOLDIWOOWSTABLIC. Wiluate Bowl, of 6, Poplar-phase, j u dw etreet, a b r i s k . 1 Godmenam, Brown Brasl, Lozenge, reams, Nu, Wild Dover, 181- to 1 ; Great Eastene, • 261 to 26 ; , ~,‘ A Agnes Xi Daman, Bradamante, ?Into Affidavit water, was ohaV oe with being dank and disordetiy, ....... ittouo * Faiu l te esithu cud° pi uirdid s Atergek a North British, 36 to 1, ex all ; and Caledonian, i'' pith amatlll4 . -constable Williamßiegg, 52 Y,in the squire, /united, D ulc imer , ;' neh f ie, i&I Haworth , 1211 to 1221. I s.' arseation of sneemay. The emetehleeteted that he saw th e d e b o d ee t e k es Sicerlino', ,, Pepper's Ghost, talevia nor, Guardsman, b eat Indian Ithilersy stock is in demand, and has , vigorous, Min Lively, Ambition Cranford, advanced 4 per cent y, viz., to 103 to TAI. Grand sick some others making a disturbanee, and when he , ~,, , Thalia , Ragla7ld hemetow, Medina, ' Charmette, Trunk of Canada is also inquired for, at 121 to 20. 4 aka the defendant to go away he refined and ' linde •me ",.fr s " e are here. d bad language. .As th e defendant made ores of bad lan- '".g , Lombardo-Venetian, shares, however, have receded mier he took him into custody , and then t h e d e f en d ant a emomt . .- Gasp d'Etat, Breadalbane , Tormentor, 1 . Verdant, Brauer, vent, Roland, Ligh , c„ e t er . 2s. 6d., the present price being 16i to f. balm is the mat*.ORJMNARY MUM AND STOCK& Two villages, were salted by the defendant who sad b - i. iden, biaaa w _l_ Ribard s ,__ , so __ Meam i r t. able . 11414 *" bub' edwi te Scheldt, Robin ea they did not know the defendant, nee had they seen r '''„,2,7 , ',.,2",7,"" , ,,,'"-! . - . esianteeme, tn. I pd. 1 Kanwsms I Ors • • Bales to-day to 1 p.xli. 7 . ma until the alleged assault They mid that the con- =_,,, - 71,' ,r /ma . Freedma . u Hebb hit the defendant with his fist, and then drew his itrr_=•',..,...1_,412,1_441,/, Peon , - CW - In 4 Pari of ; co l".." Terdale te : st et* l ir ° 11121124weamiagawd Nester --. -1 111 87 4 lu n e - - &If end Mt one ef the witnesses (a female) and also the " a '''''''"`` -----. ' nelnahawk ' La 40 46 - ifendiat. , c,Halltfaa and Dlic. M 100 !Cambrian iii an ;Cork and Bandon Is answer to Mr.:Alexander, the clerk, the withneitis HANDICAP PLATE. A.F. se 541 , Congwell . -.. - glated that Ow lodged in the same hoer as the dam. Dr. , Syntax, fist filb ; Breese, ete 31b ; Mr. Pitt, eat ; fit . • too ;eseennuniiiiiitistrune 66 811 - --: one, and the soak witness rioted that he was a beak Relawnsa, 7st IMb ; Ischia, 7st 101 b ; &Aim Hood, 7111 fith ; N. , 100 Dvadiss,Psrlii.itAbiJ Ye TI .... mbar, and that the defendant works& in the same Me. Melamine Carol, 7.5 Mb; Life Glusadmaam, 74; Loveapple, Pee all AtoLoodee &ABC."' Z ::: , ..'"' t WI as he ad. Being doe* premed, teeth the witnesses Est 12Ib; Giliniminte 615 12 b : How l . t a t 7% i Warwick, k m a loa mte ds . w ug lye - mid that they did net know the defendant, nor had they fist 2lb ; Mdlle. Cleopat re, bet 9Th. All are ham el 100 serest Dieters Ord. St 35 26 in SH in I sass him spill last night. OPTIONAL BELLING STAXEB. T.Y.C. et. 100 I Do. &Ana. Bth., N 0.2 6 11 in - Mr. Baiter said--1 disanio the chirp. Pinsk= to v a l e ., (100/ .. ) ; C romwe ll , R upert e, c om mi e Ra m, EL 100 !GreatNorthof Scotland - - 1504 174 wi lieb be bad mirk" the sheet '- "The 414°4 4 tkii Pima°, and Order (sold for ea each). All are here. 6L 106 !Grail Northers Bel /00 Do.A J Arm no dlr. nos MXI IT/ - nmetable metre to have been very violent, and I this* - W fees seed to be avestigated." BEIJING HANDICAP. R.H. 84. 100 IDo./3 1 tilOp. cis pe/dB - -• SE 100 ,Do. New W. r 25 gm - - _ Paris, Bst 12Ib ,• Vixen, 7rt 10 1 b ; Guirdvere, 7et 71b ; 'es 'leo !Liss. Ord. Del. Div. Stock - -. ..., 1 WANDSWORTH. Caustic, 74 nb ; Greyfoot, 7st 21b ; Slender, 74. All are at is int gook a sw ea t m a i 00 pi - NVIEBROUS BOBBIRITS Or MMES. here. at vs l Orsat Western 63 i 63 1 NI. 1 Alfred While , a farrier, was charged with steeling th ree SWEEPSTAXE3 OF 200 BOYS. R.N. St. 100 ! Do.fitenrYaLthsaink - - •••• Janes Hermit, Prodigal, and Cyclone are here . et. 100 Do. South Wales . - - - Jana Gamble, who described himself as a traveller, ea. ma I Do. W. Mld.--Oxfd;d as 69 - '9lllOl that he lost a grey cob horse from Clapham Common LATEST BETTING. M. 100 ! Do. Do. Newport 63 36 - mgeaday week last, and a brown horse on Thursday last CAKBRIDGMHIRE. at 100 . Lanese!** &Yorkshire 114 125 ISit 1 84. 100 'Lon., tn,&S.Coast 87 139 - fleet the same common. The latter horse he subsequently 7to 1 agst Prceerpine (t) M. 100 'Leradow, &Dov 18 19 - I Wired to a kneeker's yard. The witness stated that his 7to 1 - qbepahaw (11) Si. 100 1 Do.Met.Exten.A6p.c. 10 10 - leo hones were the only means he had to rapport hie wife 7 to * 1 - Thalia (1) St. 100 London At North Wesua 118} 118} 118} } } ea family, and he had walked a long distance in search of Bto 1 - Affidavit (t) St. 100 London&SouthWestam 62 84 82 de first horse. 100 to 7 - Jollity (t) et 100 'Man. She., & Lincolnah 54 15 66} William Charles Milestone said be was in the service of 100 to 6 - Moldavia (t) el 100 illetropolltan 14. Wallis, the hceseelaughterer, of Garrett-lane, Wands. 20 to 1 - Ambition ( t) le el Do. New 1 pm - 10 all Do. Extension 101 wish. On the 21st of last month the prisoner sold him a 30 to 1 - Abergeldie (t) 100 all MetropolllanDiatelct BB 86 86 Tay nag horse. On the 13th ins& he sold witness a grey 33 to 1 - Brown Bread (t) IA 19 Do. do. do. - - - two - her pony, and on the 17th a bay hone. The hut .4 witness 33 to 1 - Star (4) 10 all Do. St John's-Wood - - - pee and claimed the bay horse. The grey horse had been 40 to 1 - Lozenge (1) St. 106 Midland 1221 1231 1231 1 3 siesalitered. The prisoner gave the name of Dolby and said 9 7 Do. t 9 Shares - St 109 Do. Iffrm. & Derby P3 91 2 pm - Ss was a carman, Hying in White Hone-street, Mitcham. LONDON BELTING. -. THIS DAY.) es all Mid Kant - - - In answer to a question by Mr. Haynes, who appeared 84. 100 North BriWah tee the prisoner, the witness said the horses were only fit -..-- HaLp.pagy 0121, Ilk 100 Do. WM ,Perth,Dund 36 20 x all •••• tthe daughtered. St 100 N. Eastern - Berwick ,. 193 106 106} 5 4 Impeder Usher informed the magistrate that the first ' CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 115 IS{ Do. G. N. A Pura. - - - 1 ; ions sold by the prisoner to the witness Milestone had sto 1 e g et Thalia (t) N. 100 Do. Leeds 66 67 - • lees laden. 7to 1 - Chepstow (4) St. 100 Do. York 99 101 26 2 Polioe-congtabg i m 179 V, said he received instruc- 7to 1 - Proeerpiae (t) St 100 Do. Carlisle - - - , 26 all Do. litook.&Dariing 844 $54 - I lions to make ' about the horses. He went to 10 to 1 - Affidavit (t) 25 20 Do. do.„ 186041 - 9 16 pm - • Inkhorn and fo that there was no White Horse-street. 100 to 6 - Actma (t & o ff ) 84. 100 North London 100 to 6 - Jo ll ity ( t & off) Fran information he subsequently received he apprehended l6 0 Do. do., 1864-6 - ) the prisoner, who lived in Clapham. He admitted having 100 to 5 - Caithness (t & off) 10 4 Do. do. 1866 - -pm - ' sold three hones at Mr. Walbes place, and that he gave 20 to 1 - Dalesman (off) St 100 NorthStadordabire 72 74 72} 2 nati name of Dolby, because he thought that he should get 20 to 1 - Moldavia (off) 84. 100 N. &B. Western Jana 114 118 I - St 100 Soo4t4a Central - ,ors money for them. He also maid he bought the hones 20 to 1 - Abergeldie (off) M. 100 lintropshire Union -• Mr. Haynes mid he understood that there was is amen - - - . e • man. 100 to 3 - Claxton (off) et. too .Bouth Devon • 42 44 100 to 3 - Etoile Mute (off) lit. 100 South Eastern el the name of Dolby in Mitcham who was a respectable 121 all ! fitaines,Wokinghamote 6 9 - St 100 .Taff Vale ! sari . BARIUM'S BANKING COMPANY. 10 3 I Do. C 2 Spa - g The constable mentioned that several horses had been et. toe 'Waterford & Kilkenny - -. .... --...-- s Mden in a similar way. 10 6 Waterloo & Whitehall - - - I Mr. Dayman then remanded the prisoner and accepted PROCEEDINGS 1N CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.) - bail for his appearance. This morning the case of Barned's Banking BRITISH POSSESSIONS 1 GREENWICH. Company, which ferried on business at Liverpool until the si t 1 pd . I g uLwA ys . Lapsing priossi Wiles. r HURTLERS DESERTION OP A WIEN AND FAMILY. reoent financial crisis, was again before the chief clerk, 100 James Sanderson a respectably-dresaed and apparently attached to Vice-Chancellor Stuart's Court, at his a. 101 l Atlantic &St. Lawrence' 06 58 67 100 I Bom. Bar. &C. In. glp . c.' 100 101 101 } s van-to-do man, of Trinity -street, Rotherhithe , was brought 90 8 ! Do. W Shares }ells par ea in custody of Bickel, one of the warrant officers of Honour's chambers, Old Buildings, Linculn's-inn. 20} all IBuffalo & Lake Bonsai 4 - 4 - fie court, charged with allowing his wife and four children Mr. Emanuel , solicitor , stated t h a t on seprevious occasion 16 i all I Do. Preference 7} 8 10 become chargeable to the poor rates, an order had been made that the shareholders might in- 100 1100 jilaff.,BrantAttoderichl I 6 per contle72-34 - - - - Mr.Fildew, relieving officer for the pariah of Rotherhithe, sped the books and accounts of the company, and make et ,100 .ca as . m e w l: ft . ,g o .... ... aid the charge against the prisoner was of an aggravated a certain other investigations which they considered n ot es- Bt. !lot !Cape T. & Dock ep. c e.g. ,50 so &raster. At a quarter to 9at night on the 28th 100 1 all I Deraerara,7p.c.peroref.l 101} 102} •• Awe last the prisoner brought to the workhouse three airy for the purposes of their defence against the call at ow ißeet Besot eu. 4 6 0 lOO 101 - r thildren, aged respectively six, four, and two yawl, and which had been made. The official liquidator had pro- St. too East Indian au. sdo lO4 109} , 1031 } dile the porter was busily engaged with tramps; who abed to give certain information ; but up to the present 2to 100 i Gr i l rE q Tn u ir Vl.7. anA C d :6l,. 1. 10 .d i If} - xd Vera being admitted to the casual words, the children eere left inside the gate, the priaoner running away. . time it had not been supplied. It wag this which led the 100 all Do. lit pref. Bonds - - „ I. It was not until two or three days afterwards that time to applicants to ask for further carry out the spirit 1 1 0 00 I ali all Do. D.. lnd d pre o. 2 de ßo e n rred ds. so - 26 - .... r e ' s he succeeded in tracing to whom the children belonged, of the order they had already obtained and make a 100 , all I De, do. deferred! - - -• .... and they remained in the workhouse until the 25th searching investigation for themselves. 100 • all Do. 3 rd pref. Stock ! 3 9 40 10 bomber, when the mother took them out, since which 100 ' all Do do deferred, - - - A clerk from Messrs. Freshfield, Newman, and Co., soli- - time she and the three children and another child had 100 I all Do. 4th pie!. Stock. '23 25 • citon to the official liquidator,asked that the whole matter 100 , all Do. do. deferred. - - - is Yen allowed relief to the value of 51. weekly. The pre- Church, the chief clerk t o et 100 'Great Indian Peninsula 106 107 1061 } liner having refused to support his wife and family, might be adjourned until Mr. 20 18 ' Do. IDIA. 6 per cent 4 Tm - 6 summons bad been obtained, but to this the Master of the Rolls, in whose court the cause was set 20 6 Do. New do lpm - b. a be failed to attend, sending a letter that it down, returned, The defendant had delivered to his 20 2 1 Do. New - EL 100 Gt. S. of India. g. 6p. et. 99 101 ' - Su inconvenient for him to do so, se and a clients a set of interrogatories rather than a request for Bt .100 I De. 44 per cent . . 1 is want was granted for his apprehension. As a proof or, as stated , for an explanation of the boohs. In St. all Do. -,. - - - list the prisoner had ample means he knew he was in re- paper , mid of 32,. per week, and it was known that he had addition to this they had had for an entire month the re. 2 4 anon ,GL Do . New 124 of Canada 121 IS Ed - id 12} 13 xcl• - gent 3a. Gd. at the bar of a public-house in company of a suit of the investigation of a special examiner. 100 all Doke. lids. pay.R73, 95 97 , - 100 all Do. do. do. no i-& • 82 85 xd - strange woman, while his wife and children were in actual Mr. Emanuel said that if the information was not sup mei mat. 10 I 3 ,Indian ranclELirolted • 2} 14d1s{ - plied to his clients then they required time for further re- ga 100 'Madras guar. sp. cent. 99 101 - . The prisoner entered into a ambling defence, and - El . searchn. 84. 100 , Do. do. 41 de , 90 95 - an abed to reimburse the expenses of four weeks' relief. St. 100 I Do. do. 4} do 186 90 - ,p• . Ir. Trail! said it Ina a very bad case, and he should not The Chief Clerk, after some discussion, adjourned the 20 15 . Do. Fifth Eaten on _ slow it to be settled by any mere money payment, c o nsideration of all three summonses to the 29th of tit 100 ' Mein. Corp. epee c. Bd. •-• .... An 6o all , Melt . andllobson'ellay 59 61 sd - xd The prisoner was then sentenced to one month's hard la- October, n lea in Wandsworth gaoL too an I Do. 6p. ct., pay.l4Bo' 100 102 - ia- 100 • all Do. 6 p.•ct.., pay. 1395 82 84 - ad SERIOUS CASE Or STABBING. THE LATE MIL FISHER HOBBS.-TilL9Well-knOWII Bt. 100 N.B.. oft.;an.6p c.lstp. D. 82 as - at &hoard Ealey, of 40, New-street , Deptford, boiler- St, 100 Scinde, gna. 6 percent.. 98 90 -. esker, waa brought up on remand, charged with stabbing agriculturist, whose death we recently announced , has left fn. , too D o. D e ad d 0.... _, 94 994. _ im nitalieth Coppell, a young married woman, in the groin 5001. to the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution. 20 ! 5 Do, do. do 1 o }dis - gam eith a knife. The following extract from an address made at a 3t 100 ,100 0° D r> u e .. Indus Pu n ja S u L b Floc. d a W." 92 . - 99 991 rag for The prosecutrix is confined to her bed, and her life The at one period des • of, Mr. Trail!, accom- Democratic meeting in the New York State by a candidate r i 13 lined by Mr. Bons chief clerk, proceeded to for the State Senate will show the feelings that control a JOINT STUCK BANKS. POS .be bedside and took her deposition upon oath. From strong under-current of the old pro-slavery democracy :- - RTTsti. - 1 - Bases. IPd I CI. prices I Sais.: - nst it appeared that her husband is in Queensland. ss ave I believe that Providence had a head in the removal of - anew 50 . 5, ,..,,,,t m aneenm w e ~[,.;! 26 - - die' .... 4it Moat half-past 12 o'clock, a few nights ago, her brother Abraham Lincoln. I believe that the name of J. Wilkes 10,000 50 Albion - 111 d sitter-in-law called at rh o house where she resided any4o 300 1 100 AllianeeLon.&Liverpool! 26 p 6 dis; IS} 18 } yin her mother. She had been in bed for three hours Booth will live ; that he laid down his life for his country, r t o loo ' ,ooo . 20 Anglo Austrian ; 4 h }pm - led Perumuly, and got up. Her sister-in-law and husband like Winklereid. Switzerland had her Winklereid and her 40,000 60 ' Anglo Egyptian Lim .` ' , 20 1 9 dtsl - had nd a few words, and as her sister-in-law would not go William Tell ; Scotland had her Robert Bruce, and America 20,000 50 • Anglo Indian lirolted' 2 O S 6 dis, - was tree she made up a bed on the floor, and 1 0 1 : 1:0 0 , 40 20 I A ALla t t ra ic uia lian i. kCormewshl 10 1 3 I - lin with her, the h us b an d sleeping on a • . aed her Booth. The time is coining when there will be a menu- V alt 68 05 id 04 xd 906 1 12,500! 30 BankotliritishColumbial all 11 13 xd - that 'fah two young boys. On lying down, her mea t erected to Booth higher than the spire of Lincoln, 12,600. 20 Do. New, tuned 2 pm] 6- - - in- liter-in-law remarked that same one was opening who sleeps beneath the sod of Illinois." he shutters, and on looking up she saw that the shutters 10,000 , 26 Bank of Egypt MIL M`lositere, M.P AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. 40,000, 20 Bank of London - 10 - - die - P. . the Vas open. Her sister-in-low got up and went into the _M'Laren, . ~nig ht gave an accoun t o his • • , Mr. M P tutt ! f 26 OM' 20 1 Bank of Otago (lAnaltetl; l 10 6 3 dl. keret lie', , and returning and seeing a man was standing on the fiat liamentary session to a crowded audience in 10,000 100 Bank of queenaland (L. \: PA 20 10 ells - k Vile A tral, 26 39 41 thai "melte side of the street, the husband got up and went Queen-street-hall, Edinburgh. Speaking first of reform, r0:0 1 r0, i: I /hulk e d New 9 Zeal 93 and !10 7 9pm Z. 99 :0 "Wade, when a disturbance . took place, and he came back No ma th e house to dress himself. She (proliecutrix) next he said he had supported the late government Ines- 40,050 50 lieruedsßank . Limited ,10 20 to dill - sure cordially, not as a final measure, but as a mate- 50,000, 20 . Brazillan&Portuguese(L, 10 2 1 dis! - I 20,000 1 60 British & , Callfornian,L,, _9 3 1 dim 47 % tto the door, being wholly dressed, and heard a man elal advance. He praised Mr. Gladstone's forbearance with 011 cut " Chums." Two other men then came from an his opponents, and attributed the lose of the bill to W m° be British i'a el `t e r e c : 'K'' e t; 46 47 I the alley, and the prisoner, who was one of them, runnimi the malcontent liberals rather than to the tortes , who 7 40 6,6°9 " 20 ... ; C Ch lik les Aas. Ch ( l4 al ifie isq lei nati- Vito where she was standing at the door, exclaimed, " VW give the first I meet a bit of steel," and stabbed her would this day be glad if the bill had passed, seeing that 50,0 ° 01 1 25 CRAM Mar. of ' al* &C. i all 34 86 14 5 sZ .is the groin , the •.. instrument penetrating through the whole the recent demonstrations of the working classes were 60,000 20 City likely to result in much larger enfranchisement. He was 20,000 100 'Colonial llO 15 17 w her clothing. 4 0 •000 20}' Com. Bank of Canada - - -. 3110/ willing to consider any measure of the present government , , '35 85 37 36} - hits The magistrate said it would be impossible to secure the and thought the for ado ti the system eiu- To 40,000 25 !Cora Bank of India, &c. lan - - -. attendance of the prosecutrix at the Old Bailey sessionsl6o,ooo 10' Consolidated Bank (L) 4 4 :bra 54_ AIME Bow holdin and prisoner ',toyed for the p munici p al franchise or p n an g elastic franchise 10,000. 60 I Delhi and London '26 - - . a, would be remanded and coin- well worthy of consideration if introduced. He &anew- 10,000. 60 East London (Limited) 6 14 ion - Wea staled for trial at the November sessions. !edged courtesies received from various members of the 60,000. 20 Eastern Exchange Lim.} 6 4 2 dis - ilia • -- --- -- conservative rrernment, and gave some hard hits at the 41_9.:0 0 :1 44 English r , f i l dt Ai s n t lri c ft l 1 :i ) . 4 6 3 des ::. i t Mr. Alexander T. Stewart, of Newport, United States, has announced his intention of giving 1 000 000 Edinburgh wings. A vote of confidence and thanks was a° enthusiasticalli carried. 30,000 20 Eng.Scon& A I Chirtd l all 17 18 - . , 10 OM! 50 ineltahand4edieh /1.4 86 114 114415 .... led .1101 s. for the erection of dwe ll ings for the noo ' of ihat PRINCE J EROME NAPOLEON .- His Imperiat 65 4 ,000 , 60 Euiepeannauk,Lmited: 15 15 13 die - 1- r Highness the Prince Jerome Napoleon, who landed at 40 000 100 Hinduan.China&Jap.(l., 2.5 25 23 dis 11 } LI til, oncOnlition that the necessory land shall be provided. Penzance on Thursday from his yacht, and left on Friday 30;000 , 100 Imperial Bank ,Limited, 93 1 6 pin E3l some , 2 Plan is similar to Mr. Peabody's generous gift to the railway route for I'l mouth,at Truro , per en all 22 24 - ad it 'poor of London. a 25 1 lonian CMO I a small suite, shortly before seven o'clock on Friday 6: 000 ra De. New - life evening. There he remained the night at Wade's Royal 100,000; 20 !LandMort. Bk. IndiarL ! 4 1 1 dis 2} in : saw _. , G83711 :1•E (//' A SHIPWRECKED CREW. -A few wBlits ago t'.:e lifeboat Sir George Bowles, stationed at HoteL His imperial highness travelled incog., and his 6000001,100 : Do.spoi.Deb.,lB6l,3oyrsl all as 56 - 45 50 floral, near Dublin, was the pile of wind the crew, consistth m g es or eight pe l t-2% 4 n5, of the e w mtr . y i in the visitors' book of the hotel was " Comte 20,000( 60 ILon.likoLtienco,dtc.,l4l 20 84 74lis - during de Menden and suite." On Saturday morning the 19,000 100 Loudon and Brazilian.] 15 10 8 ills -_-_ Mack Favourite, of Peel, Isle of Man. The master of left by the first up-train for St. 000 20 Do. New • /Pi' 13,000 100 London& Riverliate;L 40 7 9pm .-. Dad I/ I At Knack has addressed the following letter to the A - ust Y- ell. Pal 'lT ere they posited from Dunn's Hotel to 10.000 95 Do. New, his. at le pm 10 2 spa - National Li , oboat Instit • ution, expressing the gratitude of Carclaze . Downs, to view the Carchue Pit, where the 20,000 25 Do. do. do 5 1 2pm - at fr* thesell MI crew for the valuable • services of the lifeboat a...,. 1a the occasion in question :-" Howth Harbour, Oct. 20, pnnce minutely inspected the bottom of the mine. The 40,000 le Lon. Cla Bank of Austri. all 21} 12} - proprietor, Mr. John Lovering, was on the spot, and 87,5001 60 London and c,,unl 2O Si 03 61 4 ry le- 2 01 .MOO.-Gentl-m n,-Myself and crew, consist' gof save afforded whatever information was required by his di s ti ll - _....,7 000 000 1 20 50 i Lo Lo od nd o o i n Joint Stoe ll6 41 43 a South -Uric= all 12 14 - lkel 41 " 1 " a tal, d e osincerely thank Almighty Goer, and tender r m. eel visitor in reference to the clay and tin dug out of a°, 10.000 1001 Lon. &S. western (Lb L'; 20 4 2 di e - ethe monster pit. The prince then visited Minter Down . , 6,000' an heartfelt thanksto the coxswain and crew of y our life-60 London &Venezuela L 1 12}, 8 6 (116 - to witness the crushing of the tin b stamping mills, Mr. woo:1m London & Westminster.' 20 1 93 94 - ' hael lint. at Howth, for saving us from perishing on the morn tie of the I:th October. No one but tho se in such a h ighness. The p ri nce 10,000 100 Merchant Rink (Lim.) . 25 1 14 16 - ?Wilms position would truly anneciste th e value of a expressed Leeeeieg ae him ee se re r m Yin uch g in hie terea m te y d el in the day and mining 6 11r01 1 20 ° me D°. i i il e e w kEzehan L. I Ni ri 121 - 7 *boo. We showed signals with our flambeaux until it operations. The royal party subsequently lunched at 02 , 17,156100 Metro. & Prov. 8an141. 1 20 I 11 9 die 104 lad °Arnie,. were exheusted and, as a last resource , we Dunn's Hotel, and then proceeded by the 2.30 p.m. 3818Y5,000,100 , Midland Bank !Lim.) of ba r boot our be4s. The n i ght wa s ' dar k , and such a raging ' train for Plymouth, where they arrived on Saturday 20,0001 5 INatio al of Australmia 411 2 pm - ref, nothing but broken so . evening. His royal highness ' s yacht, the imperial 20,000:100 • National of Liverpool lO , 1 3pm - water to be seen, we did not Bow %Mk_ it possible that any boat could live or he able to come 10,50000 N. Pro. of England - - steam am i.,..„ Laclat lA. arrived Napoleon, that d alaleftPenzance " 000. 20 I D.,. 2,,d & 3rd home_ 12 _ - - no leo tar us, neither del we see the lifeboat until she struck um I) " -y, arms in Plymouth Sound on Saturday after - , l_, _ ___ l( 30 ', 67 69 - t had ea the lee how. After a despe te ffort made bth Inv of the lifeboat, they at last succeeded e in throwing a noon ; and echoes of the salutes fired . Y. e rolled down the valley of the Tamar as the train in which on the occasion 40,000 '4' National Ban k , New South Wales all 44 46 - MI Of : do& . ?cline on hoard, the ooxswain calling out to us not to the prince wan travelling halted at St. Germans. Those 60,000 le I Nor th W es t ern :0 9 ;0 9 : 10 I . New Zealand (Limited). 1 ' Idle par - T4' Id e ls par - tap until the boat rose.,. persona who have been officially or casually brought 430,000 26 Oriental Bank Corpora . all I 44 46 - ° coxswain aa a sea ' Great praise je due - into contact with his royal highness in this visit 20,000 20 thient.Com.B.Llateo.C. 7 - - dim - OS 63. and crew of the lifeboat, who, under God's Prudence, landed us in safety at half-past-five in the I speak of the remarkable resemblance of the princes tea- 26 , 000 90 I Do. do. lateN. F. 4- - die •-• ielA ia tures, especially when seen in profile, to those of the 21.000 10 Do. do . btelr.C. 4 - - dim - bal ing. We received eve ry kindness from the coast- 22,210 50 provin. rp.(L) 10 7 6 die - ilk le 1 106 , who supp li ed us with dry clothing, &c.-I am, ICs. , 0 0 GILL master of the fising lugger Favourit e , founder of the Napoleonic dynasty in the later period of 20,000 100 I Provinc. of Ireland - his life at St. Helena. They also bear testimony to the 37 ,seo so , Scinde,Punj.,& Delhi (L) 10 - - dim - doila 1. 11 Peel.- To the committee of the National Lifeboat pace's pleasant benignity of manner and frank amiability 12,600 10 ' Do. issued at 2 yen.- 6 - - din - Ode° 1121 itution." in conversation. From some remark/ made and questions 20,000 16 I South Anatralla all 27 29 - A 2, BRIO FOUNDERED AT SRL -NARROW ESCAPE put to his royal highness when passing Corn Brea, it would 17,061 100 Stand. of a & Africa 26 14 10 die .- 10,000 100 1 Do. do. ma. at 6pm 10 7 6 dis - a ao l seem that the prince has taken interest in Druidic in w i ' "E CREW.-The bri Geed' Ca ' beton 40, 26 Union of Australia ... . all 46 48 - gaitaff 4to Mr. Bohai Buck, g of Sun d erland,insp Snntt, g- "tiquitiek-Weat Merning News. istba E ng li s h SOUTII KENSINGTON.- 8119 ". 001 l lt L' U ni ni on °n 411 4 Loirelancen ( Lim) "6 6 die - u sed • Octoberwith Chanel She left Sunderland on the 13th N um be r of vi si tors for th ' week ending Oct. 20 1 697 • o ,i. th a a cargo of coals for L'Orient, and on the tota l number si nce theopening e ot .h. free ' clang ral f 1 ;0, 1: m ay, the 21st inst., when about 40 miles (12th May, 1858)71,085,482, , sprang a leak, and went down at 6 a.m. 0-„,..... - w. irc o 2ww '.. 0..,..= az b aatteetrn.-Tieitors during No. I 631 - 1 Dimas DW I Pd CL penes. I Saes. 16 tr ", seven If mien . in all, kto her two small boats, and r iki l ' i it 6 g and rowing manag ed to resat Plymouth Sound the week ending October 20 :-On Monday, Tuesday, 2,066,688, St. Ireat and West India . rioo 130 132 131} ~,_ le t.m. on Monday. Ty passed several 'reads, and Saturdar ith fre nri lfrom 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 10,3244 0 0: 12,401 10 Eleneral Bloating Dock, 6- - - fr. * I. z ‘ l ii never at pied 171,110' 844 .londois &SLR atluirin. all RO9 and FT1d9 r1,1 94 34 m19" . Av 9n erag 69l- e ) Of car- 401:02;e5= .. r ittl i t i liw k r;n Roo - - I mpted to render them any assistance, and, , Wednesda y , y ' S 4p. oent. all - - - 10, 01. hr Bales Pr'lng up, the position of the crew would have ' 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 1,310-total, - . re al nest p er il ous. i responding week in former years, 10,095. Total from the midi fit . . Entre, Cont ennui -100 - - se - opening of the museum, 6,368,185. TuisISDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1866. ODLONIAL 00' MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) _Om o'Ozooa. The amount of businesa in thetitoek lkichange is still limited, but the tendency of prices is slightly better than yesterday, owing chiefly to s belief that, with a large influx of gold to the Baak of England, the rate of discount may be reduced this or next week. Oonaols opened at the last prices of yesterday, but , have since improved per cent. There is also an inquiry for some of the English railways, and foreign stocks, as well as for a few of the banking shares, Financial descriptions, however, remain dull. Hudson's 15..; shares are somewhat higher. Ame rican secur.t.cs show no variation. The d 2,cooht market is quiet to-day, with a large IL ply of I. oney seeking employment and few bills offering. The general rate is 4 per cent., but occasional transactions have been effected at 31. The applications at the Bank are very limited. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English Government Securities are obtain able at 2 to S per cent. Curcio& are ins, at 891 to / for money, and 891 ! to 1 for the account. The foreign stock market is characterised by extreme quietude, but there is an inquiry for Turkish of 1865 and Greek, which have advanced to per cent. The other speculative descriptions are unaltered, in the absence of business. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 54/ to 55} ; ditto, 1865, 281 to 291 ; Greek, 13/ to 14 ; Spanish Passive, 21} to 22 ; ditto Certificates, 13/ to 14/ ; Italian of 1861, 55 to 1 ; Mexican, lb/ to f. American securities are steady. The 5-20 bonds are quoted 681 to 69 ; Erie Railway shares, 50/ to 51; and Illinois Central, 78 to 5. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. preference shares exhibit no movement, being quoted lag to 4, and 4/ to f , respectively. International Financial shares are quoted 1/ to 11 dia. ; London Financial, 16 to 15 dis. ; General Credit, 2/ to 2i dia. ; Credit Foncier, 41 to 45 dis. ; National Discount, si to 9 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16/ to 174. HALF-PANT THREE o'CLocic. Gonads are steady, at 8911 to for money, and 89i to for the account. The large sum of 280,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. On the other hand, 40,000 Bove reigns have been withdrawn for Alexandria, to pay for cotton. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 75c. The silver market remains quiet, and the quo tations for bars and Mexican dollars are un changed, at ss. Id. and 4s. Hid., respectively. The Birmingham Daily Gazette reports the sus pension of Mr. George Pell, of Hayford Ironworks, with liabilities stated to reach 160,0001., part of which, however, are secured. We are requested to state that the Royal Bank of India, the Bombay l'residency Bank, the Indian Peninsula Bank, and the Brokers' Banking Com pany of Bombay are not in course of liquidation, as erroneously represented in a list published in the Buttionist of Saturday. These establishments have not in any way suspended, but continue to transact business as usual. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2971. over last year, and the Brighton an increase of 2,4061. The traffic earnings of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending Oct. 5, were 15,450/. 7s. 10d., against 18,9211. 2s. 4d. for the corresponding week of 1865, showing a decrease of 3,470/. 14s. 6d. The weekly return of the Grand Trunk Company shows a decrease of 5321., com pared with last year. The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the last week in September amounted to 120,160 dollars, against 131,006 dollars in the corresponding period last year, showing a decrease of 10,846 dollars. The receipts for the month of September were 526,959 dollars, against 540,537 dollars in the same month of 1865, showing a decrease of 13,578 dollars. The receipts from the tat January to the 30th September amount to 4,141,037 dollars, against 3,799,798 dollars in the corresponding period of 1865, showing an in crease of 341,239 dollars. The receipts of the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres for the four weeks ending the 3rd September were 1,9871., against 1,8371. fur the corresponding period of last year. The following is the half-yearly report of the directors of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company, to be submitted at the meeting on Thurs day next : The balance of profit accroing to this company in the proportion of 14 per cent. of the net receipts of the joint working with the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada is dole. 119,182.95, as shown in the accompanying statement of accounts. The report of the latter company, also en closed herewith, Fives the details of the earnings and ex penditure, and will inform the proprietors of the condition of the united systems. The bill for confirming the agree ment with the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada passed both houses of the legislature during the recent ' session, and has since received the royal assent. It will be submitted to the shareholders for approval at the forth coming meeting. The bill for the capitalisation of the arrears of interest due to the preference shareholders has also been passed, and will likewise be submitted at a special meeting for ratification by the shareholders. The directors of the company retire at this meeting, but are eligible for re-election. Mr. Alexander MeEwen having ceased to be a director of the company, Mr. Edward Heseltme was elected to fill the vacant seat at the boar'. With reference to the Italian Irrigation Canal Company, it is notified that, as the general meet ing of the shareholders was not attended on the 15th instant in sufficient numbers to deliberate as an extraordinary meeting, the meeting is convened for the second time for the 19th November at Turin, to consider a proposed revision of the company's statutes and the financial position of the undertaking. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ottawa, from Bombay, left Point de Galleon the 19th of September for Singapore and China, and the steamers Simla and Northam on the 20th ; the , former with the London mail of August 27 for Madras and Calcutta, and the latter with the Australian mail of the same date. MONDAY MORNING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 89i to for the Bth November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 89 i to f . For money the last price was 891 to . The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89g, b ; ditto, for account, 891 e ; Three per Cents. Reduced, Si 1, 4, n ; New Three per Cents., Bn, Bank Stock, 245 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106, 5i ; ditto Four per Cent., 941: ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, lOn 1 ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 102 • dittoi3onds, 255. prem. Indian' Government securities were firm, with a fair demand. Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 4s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were few, but consisted el-lefty of sales, and prices were flat. Danubian Bouds declined; per cent.•, New Gra nadian " ex all" and Deferred, as well as Spanish Passive, f ; and the Committee's Certificates and Turkish of 1865, 14. On the other hand, Turkish Guaranteed rose 1 per cent.; ditto of 1862, ; and Italian of 1861, I. There were few dealings in bank shares, but the tendency of prices was not unfavourable. National Bank were in demand, and improved H. Hindu stan and Union of London also rose 103., while Colonial declined 11. Imperial Ottoman were 2s. Gd. lower, at 1/ to ldis. The amount of business in financial shares was extremely small, and prices showed no movement of importance, closing as follows :—lnternational Financial, 14 to 11 dis. ; General Credit, 2 4 to 21 dis . ; Lonon Financial, 1611 to 15,E die. ; and Credit Fancier of England, 41 to 41 dis. art.Obt& Colot. op 01 8 8 , Om. 004 6 p. 6.0877-66. Do. 1p0ret,761).&A66. Do. 6 per* Wm Do. 6par ot,Jaa.ri Do. 6por et. La Val Hopeoperate, d0.1806-M Do. do. 188690 do. 196641 _ _ 130.11p.e.4. - 804.1999 Cekun,4Cov. 8.412 : ct 167! K.. ILaarttina 6 pea ct.,1876 Do. ten Do. ism Do. 1106 Nate& Gov. Over cent.. New Brunanlor.Operot. 7ge w d0c.114 Wales Gov.. 6p. cent.,l: 1.0 4576 I ` , . p. ells-4 to DM D0.8p.e.r,19n7 to 1876 Do. do. Scrip New ZedandOpee eget. Do. epee 011116 Do. 6 per cent. 1891 Nova Scotus Op. 0..1876 Queensland Goe. Oa et. B.Atust.Gor. I p. e.,19147 Do. 1378 and lewd*. I VliaGov.6p, e. Tan. Jely i Do. Op. ot.Apoll&Oo BRITISH MIN' 2,000 , I 12,800 1, 1 :1 .. .. 612 e,009, ti 11,908 .. 11,000 1 1,024 .. 8,000... Iclliver! 4 P • Eloat ardmool Div. CI. Co Ca asviatolk ) Drokowalls root Bonet anovo) aid Condon But Caro Brea Grenville GamWoke _ But Lovell R. W. Russell (Tavistk ) Grarobler & itt. keeps Lexey (Limited) Great South Toigus Great Wheal Busy G. W. Vor (Relstoa) Grenville Herod's Foot laingston Downs Margaret (Uny Lelent) Harks Valley Mwyndy Iron Ors New Seton North Roskear N. Wh. liaise' (IIloon) North Wheal Crotty Prosper United Providence (L'. Lelatit' S. Guidon (M. Clear' Booth Coadurrow S. Wry.P Frances (Mogan) Str Tin Croft Vigra and Clogati, Lint West Beret (Ifllogan ) W. Carsdon (Ltakeard) West Chiveston West Beton Wh. Basset (Mogan) VA. Buller M.! edrath , . ,Mary Ann (Menhen ) Wheel Seton %0W441. .. 44,: ao .. TOO :: too .. 5.640 4,0001 1,111111 '612 .. 1,100 ate, IMO 612 a+iil SO. 60,000 20 . 00 °1 600,000 10,004 Y 10.000 1101001 41,0101 16,100 60,000 i0'666 1 ii:66o e,OOO 1634,T90 0 13 1 60,0001 96,000' ii,ooo Ilfh. Trelawney (Liak.)l I COMPASIBIL 27,000 20,000 si,uuo U:0411 4,959 25,0001 16 . 000 20,0091 /0,000, 40,000' 20,000 17,500 id,oso ' ii,oesio 900000 1000' 100•N251 6160,8'20 6277,000. 7,5u0 1 10,000 1 18,0001 20,000! adooo 1 113,813 1 5870,076 70,000 20,000 10,000 26,(.21 so:oo? io;000i 250,000' *4OOOl 20,000 100,900, 20,000' ' 80,000 100,000 110:1M) - 10:000 ' 110,000! 10%m! 8O t'OO be:WO 1,004400 20,000 ♦,OOO 20,000 60,000 12:000 40,000 1411,526 5,000 10,000 •,000 64,600 .0,000 10,000 12,600 11,000 10,000' 26,000 40:000 22,0) 120,000 40,000 TOOO 90,000 0,000 6,000 20,000 20,000 ii:OOO 2.10 2.1 9 10 114.0 11.3.11 &AO 111.2.6 14460 144.19.6 40 9.0.6 St. 104. 6.10.6 13.17.6 4.10.6 47i:0 211.0 7.1.6 10.6.7 1* &t 0 18.18.9 35.1.10 6.1T.~ 10 Anglo-AmericanTeL(L.)l 10 Anglo-Muican Mint St. Atlantic Tel. Bp.ct. 66 Australian A lr 26 Australian M.l.hn.(L 10 Bannerol' Tea EateduL 10 Berlin Waterworks (Li 100 Bakke,' Vaughan (L I 6 Bombay Ou (Limited, ' 6 Do Srd lame 6 Do New 50 British American 'Audi Bt. ,B. & I. Mag. TeL (L) Il 10 Canada Com pany ny;CanadianLoand ' 20 +Ceylon Company 80 Ditto Albums 20 Cbinalit.Ship&L.CoalL 10 City Discount, Limited. 21 CityolLondontt.Pro. , L) ! 90 City of Milan Inlpro.(1.) 30 1 Do. - P4l CL piton. 28;000 4187,170 40,000 18,000 40,000 10,000 80,000 80,000 40,000 85,000' 12,600 10 . 0 Jo 100,000' prices I flak& 7}s} 136 416 22 11 21 6 T., - 61,500 1 &71 a +u 1100 I all 25 !City of If wow Oas 60 'City Of6osa (Lira.) 60 ,Colonial (Limited) 2 50 Commercial Uniou(Las , • 10 Com. of Africankter.(L 50 ;Consolidated Die. 20 ;Continental I.ln.Oas (1 • 'lOO [Contract Corwration(L' 25 ICop.M.Knit.,rief.74 p.c. 10 IC. Fonc. of England (L.) 50 1 Do. of Mauritius (L.) St. „Crystal Palace ... St. ; Do. Preference ; St. I Do. Rp. ct. Peep. Deb ' ' 20 Darjeeling(Limited) 100 :DiscouniCorporation(l.: 10 ' Eastern Assam Tea (L. • 60 h.ludiaLand,C4t 20 E. India Ire*. & Canal 60 Ebbw Vale EgyptlanCom. &Trd.( L ; St. Electric Telegraph . S Eug.&Aus.Copper 60 Eug. and Foreign (7edit 100 Eng.& ScottiehMarin.(L 10 Fairbairnl:ngineeriug 20 • Foreat (Warehouse (L ` 60 Cellivara (limited) • • 20 11.Cred itaFin. of Lon.(L. 16 Gee. Steam Navigation 50 'Home &Colonial As. (L. ' 10 TlongKong & China GM 20 .11 mita - 441W 60 Humber IroulVorks (L ! 20 Im.Landeo. M arecilles LI 50 Imp. k 31er.Cdt•Ass. (L. 'p 2 Indian Carrying (Lim., l 50 International Contract. 20 Internet. 20 •Internat.Land CredlkL, 50 Italian Land 24 Italian brig. 'lOO ; Do. 6p. c. lids. r. 18:01 60 ; Land SecwitiealLim.) 1 2.1 :Lond.sfrican Trading 1 25 'Lou. & Caledon. 11. ( L ' 10 'Lon.County Land&B.: L' ;Lord. DistrictTeleg.(l 50 ; Loud. Fioan. Assn. (L. 4 .Lond. O. QuinibusC.(l 1 50 ,Lonit.&Olasg Eng•Co.;L: 50 Loud., Italian. &c. Stan.' 60 •Lond.Mer. Discount L. :! 20 Lund. Provincial Marine: 20 Afsdraslrriga.d.Canal. Is. Do. XOOO,OOO 20,000 40,000• 17,000 10.000 10.000 16,434 15,0661 io;o: u iKOoo asoo,ooly 44,005) 30.062 il l I 11 ll_ 18 41 If 18 19 li it 31 34 1 2 f 4 3 4 4}:d 24 2 dla 16 46 3 :. kimie I it 23 25 210_230. - ;ii Is n 1 2 84 114 a b. e if 15 17 69 61 130 140 75 86 21 73 10 11 156 165 8 10 1 assmoo 57,500 100.000 7,500 37:600 15 15{ 18 17 99 95 17 19 gla I; 4 $ I 11 111 ldis 1s 10 116 87 98 76 80 t 1 IMs par 1 dla 10 . 4 . .., e 1 8 2 8 8 4 7_ . 6d4 91I T 1 fl 12i11 6 8 IT= lull par 9 7 4 2 6_ le. i0;000 100,000 30,000 woo •sikooo , _ ......... 25 ;Marine Investment , 1 )1 'Matuithni Laud, &c. (L , 10 . 31edit.Exton.Tel.;L. :I 50 Merchant Shipping •L. I 20..11illwallF.1(1.&Dock/L., 60 ,MillwalllronWorks. 1 10 'Natal Land & Col.C. 25 National Dia. Com. ^i Do.New,Pis.6p.2itobepcl; 26 .NattonalProw.Marine(l.; 100 National Steam Nae.i L 20 'NerboddaCoal&lron(L)l 20 ' Do. New i 25 N.Zealand N.ZeaLmd 1...1113 10 . NortbernAlSanlTes' 10 i Do. B St. .N.Brla.Australaslan (L ) 60 N. Brit. & Merest). In.. I 10 Nowgoost Tea cLimited , .! 25 Ocean Manna ;Inaura 1 60 OrtentulFinaucial 6 OrlentalGas'Llmltod).: l 1 5 i Do. New 10 iniet.t.lnl-ndSteeml ' ' 10 (lt•mok Qtldand Invest , 20 l atomanCompsny(L) ' I 50 Ottomaullnaweial.L 5 Ottoman Gaa (Limited 50 Overend,Gurney,Co. L' 10 Panama F.IL Steam!L Do. do _ _ St. Peellltv Lln l tMin. , L 60 Peninsular & o.6team 60 Do. do. New 10 Quebradn L., R., Y. ,L , 60 Rhytnuey Iron IS Do. New YS ItIoJ. City Iraprov.,l). 25 Do. An _ _ . YO Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim 100 Royal Mail Steam . . . St. acAAludra. 1 nve.it. L. 50 smith, Knight& en.l L. 20 Soc. Fin an. &Egypte , L.' 50 8. African M.& ln. L 25 SouthAuatralian Land.. tit. Submarine 'f alegraph 1 po ...... _id Tel.Construc r AllaML . 20 • J Do. Da. SO Thames & Nfersiy 1 20 Trinidad Petroleum (Ll' 10 Trust&Agency of Ans.( Li 20 T. it L. Co. of U. Canada! 60 Un.Marine of Liver. (L; II 6 Unite.l K. Teleg. 20 Univers. Marine I ns.4 1! 10 Upper Assam Tea (Um ) , 10 • Do 10 jVan Diemen's Land (L 100 , Vieeroyof liktypt(Mor.J.i. 60 Warrant Finance j . Lim.). 10 'Westlnctia&PadfteSt. fj.; it 6 4 ; d $7 SS 107 110 107 110 6 4db 14 11 db 7 6411 • 7 3 1 1 12 6 133 138 - 4 - ni 6 4 I llpto —d4 2/ 2141 s 2.1 27 SI 21cur 8 10 161 17 25 20 618 16 14. as i -ops 2 i r . 64 2 111 2 IWI 5 6 45 55 41 Sactli 7 6 dte n lob 18 1 7 7 . 419 20 18 dls 11 9 cll9 10 , a 14419 17{ 18 4 2 1} 0019 2 3 10 8 dls 11} 10§414 10 8 dial 3* 20191 1 21 lEn 1s 16 13 di, 1 &a par i idts ipml iv }Dm ; n 8 6 dial 45 55 16 17 41 31412, 15 16 pm! 10 8 dlsl 5 51 Idl4 1 ( 1411 par! 135 7 16 18 dial 2 4 25 20 dla ;I :I 98 42 82 as I 10 12 pm, 24 1 2 8 } 7 8 19 21 i 6 6 dls , 21 22 100 111 120 125 21 18 dl. 8 6Ms 6 4 dim, 83 26 I 150 41) t I I dls a2} a} 2`6:000 ii:OOO 111930001 20100 30,000 1 pm' 4; 4l Vmi - t a n 1 2 3} Q}at■' 7 6 dls 3 6 I 11+ 9 7 . cUej 4 4 dls FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Faris and Orleans, 34. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16g. PREFERENCE snows. Great Eaatern, 6 per cent. pref., 93, in. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 44 per cent (Blackburn pnr• chase), 94 North Eastern—York H. and S. purchase, 10. Do., Stock. and DarL B 6 per cent., 314. Do. do. C 6 per cent., 31e. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONII SHILLING DAY.— MONDAY, Ocr. 22. Admissions on payment, 1,365 ditto by season tickets, 705. Total visitors, 2,070. 1160,000 2 1 100, Sef i N 7".7: 1 sx: goo, woo woo wow Luksool SATLI MA liqsoo 1.900. 00 0 SW .000 200.010 1.900,1 t 02 66 00 ft 9* PI 78 77 76 77 103 106 101 101 101 103 1 103 106 86 88 1.0 116 ••104 106 il7 100 106 103 106 101 106 166 117 103 106 96 90 01 93 06 ii ii 92 94 96 98 89 91 :4 10.1 106 IGT 103 104 n~ - 14 - ei NC 00 6 ~' Anglo-erim.e. and; 141antie S i telFePh 8 per cent. PrUMbitee think win wed Ginnie!, and declined 2s. 6d. to 15a.; Jul forin.s Oosed uri to }, and the latter . 4 to I. WeligraPit Cm' struction were quiet, at 4to prem. Hudson's Bay Wiwi. ' closed at 161 to 17 National Disecamt, at 81 to S i = Generri. Ottomau, at to 1} pram Upus sharm were flat. Cryinal Pame and Ebbw7ale 48113)0 10s. • English and Scottish Marine, 611. ; and New Zealand Treat and Lona and Thames and Itermy Inner/ewe, 2s. 6d. London and Caledonian Marine and Berlin Waterworlui, however, were inquired for and rose 10s. and As. respective l y. l r.. In the market for Amesican securities the 640 Bonds and Erie Railway shares were dull, and declined i and per cent. respectively. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, however, experienced a fresh nee of per ,cent. Prices dosed as follows :-6-20 Bonds, 6St to 69 ex div. ; Erie Railway shares, 50t to 1 • Illinois Central, 78 to ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 64i to ; ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 41 to 42, ex coupon. MINE&-(TBI8 DAL) ONE o'CLoon., The dealings in the mining market to-clay me chiefly confined to Great Vor, Prince of Wt . % West Caradon, and East Lovell shares, * are in request. Some of the present prmes are as font)** :—Grest Vor, 18 to 19 ; Priam of Wales, 25a. to 275. ; Bast Oaradon, 154 to 6 ; Waist Caradon, 16 to 17; East Lovel, 11 to 12} ; East Grenville, to 2 ; and Forth Treskuby, 3to I.: COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET/3. mats DAY.) (XY 111012.10 AID IXTIIINATIQXAL TILLSOWIL) (18011 00i owi 00IUUUWO1DI01T.) Corroll.—The market is steady. Balms about 12,000 bales. COWL —The market well attended. Wheat in Aron demand at 2cl. to 11. per coda advance ; good business in flour at fully 6d. per sack over Friday. Indian cora in retail demand at 31s. GIL for miiied. Oats Id. per bushel, and oatmeal 6d. per load dearer. Beans Andy. 11INCENG-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGML—Tbe market has opened without spirit, at prises which ratherfavour buers, but no important sales have as yet bees e ff ected. Re fined: Prim of dried goods are the same as last week, but only a scanty businee• is doing common prima ars rather easier, but them being a fair export demand for the better ki nds, prima of these are Isarly nuaintsiaed. Con,r2.— A fair business is doing at last week's ourreney. Tra.—A few sales of Mounap are reported at 2s. Id. hhcl". of Demerara sold at ls. Bd. SALTPFTIM—No further sees reported. Ito:L.—There are buyers of soft grain st 3d. 'draws, at which hoklers are not free sellers. 1,000 bap Nearaasie Arraesu sold st lls. titl. •> _ _ evvca.—ibOnii,ooo bap have recently bean meld at full rates. Corros.—A steady business, at previous rates. JUTS.—About 1,500 bales sold at lut week's currency. Here.—Russian remains firm, at 321. for clean. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 444.; Peterbarg Y.C. on the spot,44s. 6d.; October to December, 445. 341. to 44e. 6d. ; December, 46e. ; January to Much, 46e. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at the fol lowing prices:—Old bay, from 84s. to 905.; inferior, 70a. to sCis.; new hay, 80s. to 901.; inferior, 00s. to 705.; old clover, to 115 s. ; inferior, 955. to 1 05.. ; second ent, 90s. to 1004. ; new ditto, Ms. to 80s. ; straw, 38s. to 445. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIMPOOL, I MT. 22.-811 m to-day :-(treat Eastern, 26 6-. 1.1.11,1"11 and North Wooten; 119 lee e e—Midland, 1231 a 21 — ditto, I:irminuhant and Derby X. 9 shares, I; p: North British, !, I—North iliudern,Berwick Capital stock,lo4{--liouth ' , astern, nue North Union A, 7,12 —Grand Trunk of Canada, 19e—United States 1-2 d Bonds, Me 9 }c. and.—Rank of Liverpool. 281—Menrau tile and Exchange Bank (Limited), Ye d.—North and booth Wales. 21—Emptre liarine*tesL, (I.—Anglo-American Telegraph, I:l—Atlantic T ph 8 per cent, 41 11-18 1— National Steam [ladled), 14 e .—Atlantic and Great Wasters Consolidated Bonds, 411. Pi.vmourit, Ot,*r. 23.—The Trevilyan, from Ann's land, with a detachment of the Engineers, under Lient. Ferguson, and a battery of Artillery, in charge of Captain Peels, arrived here this morning. The managers of the democratic organisation in New York have decided that Mr. John Morrissey, the pugilist, shall be placed in nomination as a candidate for Congress from the Fifth District ! In New York negroes who possess a property qualification have the right of voting, and in order to decide which way to cast their suffrages in November they were to hold a convention at the capital, Albany, on the 16th. According to intelligence received from the eastern shores of Siberia, the works for the construction of the Russo-American telegraph are progressing satiated. turily, but will not be completed for three years. MR. WATKIN, M.P., ON EDUCATION.—Mr. E. W. Watkin, M.P., presided at a meeting held in Christ ChurA School, Heaton Norris, last night, to celebrate the twentieth year of the pastorate of the Bev. C. B. Jeaffreaon, bi.A-, rector, by the presentation of a silver salver, and a purse containing Mr. I Watkiu delivered a lengthy address on education, ro terrine to the fact that whilst the maintenance of the army and navy coat 27 millions annually, only one million sterling was devoted to educational purposes. He corn the intellectual superiority of the American and rr r u e i 'L r i dan with that of the Englishman, and believed that this country would dwindle down to a second-rate power if the education of the people were not better attended to. The following notion was issued from the Gene nil Post-office yesterday, viz.:—A mail for Ceylon will he made up for transmission rid Southampton on the morning of the 27th lest. Mails for Madras and Calcutta containing newspapers and book packets only will also be male up on the momingof the 27th inst. These mails will be conveyed from Suez by au extra vessel of the Pen insular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company ap pointed to leave Suez on the arrival of the mails at that Port. PERSONATION' OP THE MAHOMEDAN CHARACTER. —There was not much, perhaps, of actual discovery in VanibCry's explorations, since Arthur Conolly, in 11529, had preceded him on the line from Asterabad to Kbiva as far as the Balkan bills ; and Muravieff, ten years previously, had landed in the Bay of Balkan , and travelled across the desert from that point direct to Khiva, almost on the same track as the Hungarian Dervish ; but his personal experiences nevertheless are full of interest, and especially with reference to his successful personation of a travelling mendicant. In this character, indeed, he baffled all attempts to penetrate his difgutse ; and only once, as we have heard him relate, WU lee llt any clanger of letectlone alien a curious fellow-worshipper at noonday prayer re marked that he must be a nondescript sort of Mahomedan after all, since the hairs on his arm were laid scrota, instead of up or down : the explanation of this singular criticism being, that as the Soonees and Shlahs in their ablutions wash their arms respectively from the elbow to the wrist, and from the wrist to the elbow, so may the members of the two opposing sects be recog nised by the direction in which the hairs of the arm are laid, such direction following, of course, the daily manipulation. We have nothing to say to the moral question involved in this personation of the Mahomedan character. We are merely now alluding to the difficulty of sustaining such a disguise for any long continuance. Buckhardt, the most accomplished Euro pean Arab who ever trod the desert, was often embarrassed by remarks on his arched instep, differing so much from the flat foot of the unfettered Bedouin, and he once narrowly escaped detection because he happened to take a draft of water after, instead of before, his coffee. Forster again, was recognised as an Englishman in Cashmire from his " head being flattened at the top, instead of being conical like a Mussulmen's ;" and we have often witn essed the agony which Europeans endure in endeavouring to sit for a few hours together on their heels, or to ride in a native saddle with their knees bent to a right angle. The crucial test under which Arthur Conolly succumbed was of another character. Professing to be a Mahommedan mer chant, he betrayed himself by his readiness to purchase articles of the Turromans at the price demanded, instead of haggling for an hour ere the bargain was completed.— Quarterly Review, new number. Won STEALEES.—The reason why Racine put off ordering his son's wig is obvious enough, when we find that the price of one of the fashionable colour was a thousand French crowns. The gentleman whom Sydney Smith, in reference to the length and redundancy of his curls, accused of growing hair for sale, might have driven a profitable trade at that time. Down to the period im mediately preceding the French Revolution, which intro duced crops d fa Brutus, the wigs commonly worn by English gentlemen in the streets cost from thirty to forty guineas ; and Rogers, appealing to Luttrell in oar hearing, thus described a mode of theft as praetised in London within their common memory. The operator was a small boy in a butcher's tray on the shoulders of a tall man ; sad when the wig was adroitly twitched o ff , the bewildered owner looked round for it in vain—an accomplice son fused and impeded tinder the pretence of assisting him, and the tray-bearer made off.—Edinturylt &Title, new number. •)1 " 1 I • ... • is