The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-13 00:00:00

THE EXECUTIONS AT KIRKDALE. (num OUR OWN LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. Wm. Robert Taylor, the murderer of Mr. Ryan ace, of Manchester, and Ward, one of the murderers of the whom:inn Jump, at Ashton-under-Lyne, were executed • 110,111 today, in front of the gaol at Kirkdale, near laver ,A. The intense interest excited by the tragedy in which for and his wife had taken part, caused an immense ~ course of people to assemble in the fields around the ▪ and all the efforts of the polite were required to even au approach to decency and order. is unnecessary to describe at length the y.,711re and circumstances of the Taylor atrocities. may state, however, that Taylor was the only son of • teaalealer, living at I)unster, sod that he %Ai• born on the 3rd of May, 83'24. He was at first 4 ,preuticed to a shoemaker, but his health failing he .ctsequently was employed as a schoolmaster and com mercial clerk and traveller. In 1849 he married his first wife, by whom he had four children, three of whom were murdered under such mysterious circumstances in Nixoehestter. His first wife died in ISM. In December, Kill, Taylor was tried at Exeter for attempting to procure abortion in a young girl whom he had seduced and who was his wife's [Rade in her lest illness. He was acquitted of this charge, and 1861 he married his second wife, the daughter of a respectable farmer named ides, residing at kiatberleigb. Not long after Lis marriage, „ad when readies at Bideford, Taylor forged his father-in- liw's name to an acceptance for 201., and the exposure and I disgrace of this transaction ultimately mused his removal to Manchester, where he commenced business as a pro vision dealer in Strangeways. Mr. Mailer, an estate a4 ,ut., was the agent for the Straugewaya shop. On the tali of January, in the present year, • boiler explosion occurred on the premises and one of Taylor's children was lulled by the accident. From this moment Taylo r ,eenied to regard fdeller as the murderer of his child, and Mel:er'a refusal to give any compensation for the accident, aisl his subsequent distraints upon Taylor for rent, excited thirst for revenge in the misguided mau'a breast, which INS appeased only with the life of Mellor. nub'''s influence met his wife was so great that she appears to have been a casplete and willing tool in his bands from the first to the }it of the atrocities in which they were engaged, In the first instance the three surviving children by Taylor's first wife were destroyed, as is now ;opposed, by the administration of chloroform, and then TA,/ lor and his wife went to the offioe of Dialler, where the unfortunate agent ass assailed by Taylor with • large butter knife, sad killed upon the spot, seven or eight wounds having beau inflicted in the vital parts, and the bruit being cut right through. By the direction of Mr. Justice Wilde the deaths of Taylor's children were not entered into at the recent assizes, Meller's murder alone forming the subject of investigation. The jury, taking a merciful view of the wife's part in the affair, acquitted her, but found the husband guilty of murder. From his first committal by Me magistrates to the assize trial, and after his conJemnstiou,Taylor persistently refused to throw any light upon the mode in which the children had been destroyed, while when the death of Metier was alluded to he justified the part which he bad taken, de claring that Midler was in fact the murderer of Lis child, and that hail he an opportunity he would do the same thing over Neitber tbe expostulations and arguments of the chap laio, the Rev. Mr. Appleton, nor the kind and affec thaiate words of Mr. Wright, the prison philanthropist, availed to soften the asperity of Taylor's demeanour, or to bring him to view in a suitable manner the awful responsi• bilities of his position. After his condemnation, it was his etpressed desire that his wife should remain in Liverpool until after the execution, but her friends strongly advised bee to go at once back with them, and ultimately she con sented to do so. The parting scene between Taylw and Li, wife was a most painful and exciting one, and after she kft, until the day before his death. Taylor wrote to her almost daily. The crime foe which Burke and Ward were condemned vas that of murdering an officer of the county constabulary, earned Jump, at Aahton-under•Lyoe. Burke and Ward, with six other men, had been engaged in the destruction by night of several thousands of bricks which belonged to a manufacturer who bad rendered himself obnoxious to th e union of which they were members, and it was on their return from this act of spoliation that they were met by the officers, and that Jump was shot. After their condemnation both Burke sod Warde mani fested a docility and penitence which contrasted most forcibly with the demeanour of Taylor. They were attended with groat zeal and diligence—Burke by Mr. Gibson (Roman catholic), and Ward by Mr. Appleton, the ordinary gaol chaplain. Yesterday afternoon an intimation was received by telegram from the Home-office that Burk e would be reprieved. relcraft arrived last evening, and was regarded by the crowds of people who even then bad assembled near the i^ , •l with that deferential horror which usually attaches to Lis movements. The execution took place a little after twelve o'clock in the preenoe of an immense crowd, numbering 50,000 to 70,000. Both Taylor and Ward were calm and collected, and %Merril ejaculations and engaged in prayer. Taylor bowed three times but made no speech. Ward bowed and threw hie c,p amongst the mob. Both men died without a struggle. Ts) for has not left any statement, as was expected. WILTON GREAT SHEEP PAIR. FRIDAY, tiser. 12. . - This vastly important fair for the sale of abeep, bones, die., was held to-day, when the supply of sheep and lands+ was exceedingly small compared with former years, there being about 65,0‘..3 to 70,000 penned, which was about 4.l,iviOless than last year: but this ileficieo7 in the supply tmght be mainly attributed to the existence of the disease of snall.pos amongst sheep in this county, together with the abnislant supply of feed. The county of Dorset being at present free from this disease amongst their sheep, tl.e leading agriculturists of that county, previous tgthe hdding of this fair, took a precaution requeatiog shvkholdens not to send their sheep to this mart, tut to sell them at the fairs in their own county, or dispose of them at home, a request, it ap t:Vent, being generally responded to. The quality of the 'beep and lambs on offer was good, and the attendance of Limier. and dealers from adjoining and distant counties vs, very large ; and from the insufficient supply for the re quirement of purchasers, the trade was very brisk, and • elesiance may be considered to be effected. Prices ranged from, ewes, :its. to 425. ; wethers, 325. to 465. ; and lambs hos, '301.. to 355. There were several prime lots which sold at much higher prices. The competition fur prizes amongst the eitremt claws of sheep wax very strong, and being the pick of the county, attracted much attention. The show of rams va , more limited than usual, but the quality fully com pensated for the falling off, and • good selling and letting tends WAndolle. In the horns fair there was • gyms' sprink of fine useful animal., the best trade being done amongst art cults, fine ones selling at higher prices. The show of lvvo cattle was not very extensive, and there not being nolvla demand, and high prices being asked, the trado alto getl...r was very dull. In the agricultural department there Wax A very large show of almost every de.cription of modern iirss , ..enieat, and which attracted • deal of attention. Ter, SNALLPOIE IN SHZEP. —We (Yorlshire ''l"'• t fiTI much grieved to dote that the disease amongst Sheen, now prevailing in Dorsetshire, Wilts, Hants, ke., 11.4 reached Lincolnshire, to the dismay of flockmasters. The yetennaries are busily engaged in the Deepings and th,-ir vicinity with but faint hope of exterminating this dreadful calamity. During the past week the weather has been re am. ncela y ie the lake district, and Keswick is at this vi s e full 01 vi,itors, more so than at any previous part of the seßmt. A Tit , %NT BALLOON.—Mr. George Birch, of nate nate Fol, near Farnham, wrote on Thursday to the ataboz that • balloon had descended on his Property with wattage in the car, beating the name of t ;" , well. The well-known teronaut explains that the said balloon is one of his, and that it started from Maidenhead r 'i'l•Y alone, as he was prevented from being in attmiLore. lain; that day six miles high, in company with Mr. GI "The scientific ascent from Weiser- Itropton was arranged to take place on Thursday, but ovine to onfatmirable weather it was postponed until the following morning. I fully expected to have made my public helm% from Maidenhead the same evening, hut in nee of delay bad sent on an assistant to commence the inflAtion, an d h ad telegraphed to an experienced aerial meager to visit Maidenhead and ascend in case of my non atriV4l. This gentleman, unavoidably perhaps, disappointed n.e, awl my fellow° Evening Star' was permitted to ascend alone. I regret much that I could not attend, but 1 have yet to learn whether my balloon was sent adrift accidentally or by de,ign. At any rate, i t was more tenderly handled wb.n it landled ?ier 8, than before it quitted tiara nta among professed friends." The largest artificial reservoir of water in the world was completed last month to supply the city of New Yorl s with water. It in situated in the central park in that city- The purchase of the land cost 100,000/., and the for nation of the reservoir cost 300,0001. ; 96 acres are covered with water. The depth of the reservoir is 30 feet, and it will bold 1 .,100,000,000 gallons of water. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1862. TILE POLICE COURTS• (THIS DAY.) CLERK WELL COMMITTAL OF A NIUE POLICEMAN. Bran Doled!, a waiter out of employ, residing at 7, Berke ley.coart, Berkeley-street., Clerkenwell, was clrirged with falsely representing bimself to be a constable of the Metro politan Police, and also with obtaining 2s. from Mrs. Donovan, the wife of a bricklayer, of Peter's-lane, St. John street, SmiNfleld. Mr. John Walceliog appeared for the prisoner. It appeared from the evidence of the complainant that about eta weeks since abe had a silk dress stolen from her apartment, and she gave information of her Ices ►t the ►tcguigge•wella Police•statioo. She then went into a public home, and meeting a friend told her over a drop of gin what she had done. The prisoner, who was standing near, over heard the converratiou, and said, "lam a detective. You have gone to the wrong police-station. You should have gone to Old-street, to which I ant attached ; but never mind, I will take a description of your dress and do my best to get it foryou." She gave hint &description and some beer, and be went away. A few days afterwarils he came to her and said that he had found that the dregs was p►wned in the Blackfrians.road, but that he was so ill that he must ride there, and asked for and obtained 2.4. front her for that purpose, He told her that she must go with him to identify the dress, but when she was in the street he said " Your husband might as well come with as ; go and fetch him." She went back for that purpose, and then the prisoner decamped. When the prisoner was io custody, he gave the prosecutrix the 2s, back, and asked her not to prosecute. Police-constable Pardon, 425 A, said the prisoner had before been in custody, and sentenced to six mouths' hard labour for a similar °geom. Mr. Wakeling said be hoped the magiatr•te would deal with this cue under the Police Act, sad not put the county to expense hr sendiog the priaooer for triaL The magistrate said it was • serious charge, and fully committed the prisoner to the Middlesex Session, for trial, WO/ZBIIIP-STILEET. CAUGHT IN TIM FACT. aeorge Ferry, ► tall sod very powerful men, respectably dressed, was charged before Mr. Leigh with housebreaking and robbery. George Turpin, a brewer's drayman, who was yet taller than the prisoner, said—Last evening I was at home in New Derbyshire•strent, Bethnal-green, when a person whom I knew came to me and stated that from his window he had seen a man in the house of his neighbour, a Mr. Brown, at 2fi, Mary Ann-terrace, and that knowing the family were from home he believed him to be a thief. I instantly went there and found the street door ajar. I enteral the passage and could then distinctly observe the prisoner in the beck parlour wrapping somethir.g up that laid upon the floor. Suddenly a light that he had was put out, and he came towsrds me, passing through the front room, as he must have believed, unobserved, but I seized him a moment by both arms, and there we stood. " What do you want with me," mays he. " What's that to you," says I. " I've got you, and -- me if you get away." " Won't I." says he, and we had a struggle. We got outside the home, he tried to bend my arms, and I threatened to skin him alive, big as he was, and I kept him that way until the constable came. Luff, 90 N—l found the prisoner and last witness in the street as described, surrounded by a great crowd. At the station-house prisoner said, " Here's the watch," and gave me this I produce from his pocket. He afterwards took out these five skeleton keys and this screw-driver, saying. "I may as well give you all I have got." Subsequently I found that the street door of Mr. Brown's house had been forced by aid of the 'screwdriver. Mr. Brown identified the watch as his property taken from the back parlour of the house mentioned. Two boxes there had been turned out, and the contents, consisting mostly of wearing apparel, were packed up ou the floor ready for removal. The prisoner offered no defence to the charge. He is twin-own to any of the officers of this caurt, but from cer tain appearances there is little doubt of his being a returned convict. Mr. Leigh had the depositions completed instanter, and Cully committed him for trial. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKST.—(THIS DAY). The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 47s 3d., net oath ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 48a. ; ditto new, 48s. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., 484. 6d. ; Jan. to March, 495. MARKET AVERAGES. —Town tallow, 50s. ; fat by ditto, 2s. 6d. ; yellow Rummies, Ms.; melted stuff, 38a. ; rough ditto, 21s. 6d. ; tallow greases, 16a. ; goal dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Easton report toido firm at lasi day's prices. A demand for good hay and clo►er. Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 05e. ; inferior ditto, 40.. to 50s. ; new, ditto, 40s. to 80.. ; rows., 365. to 70s. ; clover, old, 90.. to 115 s. ; ditto, second cot, SOL to 115 e. ; straw. 36.. to 43. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) The supply of vegetables continues good. Importations of foreign fruit are els.) well kept up. Grapes and pie.- apples are ver► plentiful. Tomatoev sad cucumbers are likewise abundant. Plums scarce. Potatoes aro beginning to show disease. Cut Bowen chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoniums, violets, mignonette, and roses. Far Pr. Pine Apples, per to.. 3s to 5s Grapes, per lb., is to ts Eitts, per doz., ft to 3a Peaches, per doz.. 3► togs Nectarine., do., to to is Apricots, do., Is to Cs Melons, each, is to as l'eMs, per doz., h to its Apples, per dox., 94 to Is Oil Oranges, per 100, Ws Lemons, per 100, 10s to 144 Walnuts, per 100, Is to is Filberts, p. 100Ibs., bOs to 70s . VICOCC. French Beam, per half sieve. Is to es Pecs, p.l eleve,2s 6,1 to 4s Cabbages, p. bun., Is Sd to Is 64 Potatoes, York Resents per ton, 1404 to 160 s „ Flukes, do., 200 s to 2404 „ Rocks, do., 140 s to 150 s „ Cups, do., 605 to 90s „ New, per lb, ed Turnips, per hunch, 3.1 to 4d Carrots, do., ad to 64 Spinach, per sieve, 14 to Ls 6d CABLES. Cucumbers, each, 3.1 to 6d Artlchokee, each, 44 to tin fleet, per dog, Is Ed , Celery, per bundle, is 64 to ft Shallots, per lb, 104 to is Garlic, per lb, 6d to Sd ; Lettuces, each, 24 to ad I Endive, per score, Is Gd Horseradish, per bun . , Is Eld to I Vegetable Marrows, each, 44 • Mushrooms, p.pott.,ls lb to Isild Parsley, per 12 banshee, 3s tole I Herbs, per bunch. 24 to ad DEPARTURE OP THE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL.— His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Michael of Kumla, with the Grand Duchess, the family, and suite, left Hart logs yesterday morning, and travelled by the South Eastern Railway to Dover, where they arrived at 10.15 am. His Excellency the Baron Brunow, Russian Ambassador, was in attendance to receive their Imperial Highnesses, accompanied by Moos. Zubouroff, chief secretary of the embassy, and Mr. S. M. Latham, Rankin Vice-Consul at Dover ; and Mr. Way, station /caster at the South Eastern terminus, had covered the platform with red cloth, and made every prepa ration for the reception of the imperial travellers. The Grand Duke and Duchess, after taking refreshments at the Lord Warden Hotel, embarked in the Petrel steamer for Ostend. The day was very Sire, though with a stiff breeze that gave promise of a not very comfoi table voyage. Baron Bruuow and the chief secretary returned by the 3.45 train of the South Eastern Railway to London. The Emperor and Empress of the French were present on Tuesday at ► bull-fight at Bayonne, and were re ceived with loud acclamation'. In the evening the chief authorities of the department and the Mayor of Biarritz dined with their Majesties. The city of Paris and the department of the Seine are about to erect on the ground adjoining the Boule vard Hams a model lodging-house for unmarried artisans. The works, estimated at 350,000 fr., will be offered for public competition on the nod Mat. at the Hotel de Ville. The Era says that early in the winter the English Opera Association purpose giving their first representation, all difficulties being overcome end arrangements made with Mr. Maplesos. An exhibition of fruits is to take place at Vienna early in October. to which English growers have been invited to contribute. The Royal Horticultural Society have aoepted the challenge, and will send over not only a magni ficent display of English grapes and wall fruit, but a deputa tion of eminent cultivators. A letter from Toulon givea the following account of what that port has been able to do from its owe re source! between the Ist January and the lit instant .—" It has embarked for Mexico 19,650 men and 3,000 horses ; for Italy, 16,000 men and 600 horses; for China, via Sues, 4,000 men, making a total of 39,630 men, and 3,600 hones. These troops were despatched in forty vessels of the im perial navy, which took at the same time 15,000 tone of war stores." In the military district of Madrid the captain_ treasurer has disappeared with 12,000 piastres, aad at Seville it has been discovered that the soldiers' bread was made of damaged flour, and cootained carbonate of lime, acetate of lead, sulphate of iron, and other hurtful sub stances. The contractor and some officers of the adminis tration are to be prosecuted. The death of the Count Gasparin is announced. So fertile have the last few years been in create, and so many men h►ve appeared on the busy stage of life, that many a person distinguished in his day pares away and is forgotten. Zealous in the cause of protestantism, bis speeches in the Chamber of Deputies, where he represented Beath, were remarkable for their rigour and enthusiasm. He was mostknowu in England in consequence of his labours with the English committee that obtained the liberty of the family Madiai, imprisoned by the Grand Duke of Tuscany. Be had for some time retired from public' life, but has ever slice been zealous in his labours to support the reformed religion all over the globe. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. The railway market is dull to-day, and prices in some instances exhibit a drooping tendency. London and North Western and Midland stocks have receded I per cent., and Great Eastern 1. The other principal lines are without change. There is very little business. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93 to ex div. ; Great Western, 65 to 1, ex div. ; Midland, 1271 to 1281, ex div. ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 107 f, ex div. ; South Eastern, 821 to 83, ex div.; Caledonian, lost to ; Great Eastern, 44 to I; Great Northern, 123 to 124 ex div. ; and London and South Western, 99 to 100, ex div. 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G. Eneuslon.. t i P lO R 2 Do. H. o l 6O 10 1 . Grand Trunk o f Asada 201 tlf 166 all Do. 0 per ot. Prot IN all Do.4o.Pret.o p.ct.ft 64 16 166 all De. 6 per ot. Llebent“ 30 31 160 sIA De. I per 0. 1862 4l 43 41 109 all De. do. 1567. SO 32 1N all Do. do. 1672 3O 32 IL 100 61006 De. New ladtan halnoale 108 104 103 PI LS i " I 2 W 6 1 Do. January, lan all 410.0106 12 12f 121 We IS Do. New 8 7f die 10 IN ill Dallp.e.Bopay7l,w.op 93 101 10 all Do. 64 du.. 77. 101 .01 1 . 104 all Doi; p.ot. Bda..pay.l 90 92 10 1 Indian Branch Llunted 6 dla Par k 100 Madras GUSII. 46 per o 6 112 64 40. 100 De. do. 6 Jew al 102 103 1111 21 96 101 Do. 41 per et. Wen 1166 966 96 dt. 100 Kolb.Curp.ep. ot.Boada N ail N. Brunswick & Canada atesa • oap. 110 all De. do. Land do. 6 7 10 all Do, do. B cap. du. 4 6 ... iv all Do. do. land do. 4 6 .. 100 N. 1L 0 Canada 6p. e. 83 BS —• et 10. Seinde lO5 1.4 N 16 Do. Punjaub .... par 2pm 0 all Do. do. lO6 1024 M 100 D0.1nd.861 , 104.5p.0. 98 100 Do. do. D0.1ad.8‘110t.g.30.8 ONE,. No. I St. I UOOl4l. IPdI It prime. 1 800 90,410 St. 'Commercial - 164,000 St Do. 4 p.ct. Prot MID lOO , 0006,686; St. ,toot and Wed Inclia 'lOO 192 114 1,63e,310 Bt. Loudon lOO 60 01 2,939.800 St. St. Katharine 1100 68 0 300.886 St :Southamptou 100 800.000 St. IVirtoria 6.0001 10 I Do. New 1 21 1 ilas per ---- -- ODLONIAL 00•1111111111111 11110171119118. No. I 0 1 82000 IN. 1 CL riles. I sou. E —... Do G lper " teu e. i. i l in-11 :i t :3 106 1.7 114- -.. .. Deeper et. Van &Awn. 100 If 3 105 —.. .. Do. 6 per et.Mar..2op.lloo 163 105 id 2,114. .. Do. 6 per taut. 1 100 96 97 961 1 .. D 0.6 pereentlo Stock' 100 96 97 .... .. et 6 klopetM.M.l676, 100 100 111 .... .. do. 188v1100 112 114 . .. Do. do 18911100 111 113 160600 .. New Brunaw.Gov.6p. et 100 1041 1061 .... .. N. &Wage Gv.Sp. a 180 100 101 102 .... .. Do.6p. et 1971 to 1870 100 1001 1011 .... .. Do. 6p. c~ 1888 —. . .. New Zealand 6 per cent lOO 108 110 990,16 r .. Nora 800tla 6p. a., 1876 100 00 100 .... .. S. Atet.Clov. 6 p.e. Bonda 100 108 Ito .... .. Vie. Ov. 6p, a. JimiLing 100 iia6 108 .... .. Do. do. op. c. April it D. 100 .091 114 1091 1 BRITISH NOM 00 British Iron Clifford Dee. 0. Coo. (ravlatk ) 1 1 East Clogau Gold (la) .. East Basalt (Mogan) .. East Cando° Knot Caro Brea LWIL Emmet (Tavlatk )I .. °rambler .0 St. Anbyn , Great South Volga' .. 0. Wh. Vor .. Grenville .. Herod s-Foot .. Ethyl= Downs Lady Bertha Ilsrearat (Uny ladaist) 1 Mark. Valley 4 Illwyddy Iron Ore ..'North Downs .. N. Frances San) .. N. Wh. ;bowel (lileptn) .. North Wheal Crotty Par Cam (St. 20 Providence (U. BortridgeCon. Yla Go. Mradon I Bf. Clear) I .. B. Cans Brea (Monza) 1 .. B. W. Frances (Illogan)i Stray Part I Passau 911..tlaid Ws.C 10 TM *eft Vele cf Towe ti sa ) West Beret ( ((tops) W. Ceradon ( Wed Beton Wh. Bare' Wh. Boller (Re Wh. Edward (• — •ar) 16. Kttly (un. Liam) W. gal, Auutaloulaw., l wd frelownet f 101310% limns. Andra Gan Ben.•oorn. Undted RrarLL 1..&11.0o.(Lne) C.apala Sliver Genre eaglePa C it e l) •• • I Dna Mean*, Oepallpw Bast Dal kertUled) Torten. (Lira.) General 01. northern dn. Anstralla 4 =r; [armada (Um.) lAnaree lanitanlan N. Whinge...o NalebaticiliitwerLcod Port ?Willy Santa Barbara Gold 31 Scottish Austin. (lAta aLJobn .Icl Rey (Lim ; Bolted Ileziesa wnsehing Yudanasaataaa (Um.). JOINT STOCK BANJ bilIKB. MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY•) Two o'CLocic. The funds are dull, at yesterday's prices, with very little business. The other markets are like wise extremely quiet, and present few features of interest. There is not much demand for any kind of stock, and for this reason prices in a few instances show rather a drooping tendency. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 55c., being per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93} and for money, and 93# for the account. The present quotations are respectively 934 tot, and 931 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 92} ; New Three per Cents., 92i, 92 ; India Stock, 231 ; ditto Five per Cent stock, 109} ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "aniseed " rupee paper, 1041; ditto Five-and•a-Half per Cent., 111}; Exchequer Bills, June, 20e. prem. ; ditto, March, 18s., 21s. prem. Turkish stocks are steady, the Loan of 1834 being quoted 85 to 86 ; that of 1858, 671 to 1 ex div. ; the scrip of the new loan, If to 1 die. ; and the paid I up, 66 to 1. The Internal stock continues to meet with a good deal of attention, but has receded to 361, "sellers." Portuguese scrip is dull, at 2to 21 prem. ; while Venezuelan has improved to 2 to 21 prem. Peruvian scrip is firm, at 1 to* dis. Rus sian scrip is quoted Ito prem.: Egyptian, first issue, 90 to 91, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 6 to 7 prem., ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents. are heavy, and Mexican dull. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 921 ; Chili= Six per Cents., 1031 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 901, ax div. ; ditto, second issue, 401. paid, 61 prem., ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., 70, 691 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 311, ; Peruvian Four-and-a -' Half per Cents., A scrip, f, 1,1, die. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461; ditto scrip, 151. paid, 11, 21, 2 prem. ; Russian Five per Cents., paid up scrip, 94 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 831 ; SpanisliCertificates, 911, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 671, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, scrip, 501. paid, 11, I dis. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 66, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 27 11 . HALP•PAST Two o'CLoca. Consols are now quoted 94 for money, and 94 to I for the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. An instalment of 20 per cent. falls due on the 17th instant on the Peruvian Loan for 5,500,0001. stock. 8,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The steamer Glasgow, from New York, has brought about 57,0001. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented no alter►tion of importance. The rates were as follows: Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.17 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, ILIS to 16; Rotterdam, 3 months, ILI7 to 4 ; Aat. asrp, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Bombing ma, beams three months, 13.7/ to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 26:171 to 221 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.40 to 5 ; Fnuilifort-on -the-Maim, 3 month s , 1194 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 344 to 1; Vienna, ed. do., 3 months, 12.95 to 13.05 ; Trieste, elf. 80., 3 months, 12.95 to 13.05 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 49 to Leghorn, 3 months , 25.53 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 2 3.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months. 391 to 1 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1191 to 4 ; Messina, 3 months, 1191 to 4 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 4 to 1 ; Oporto, 00 d a y s , 521 to 534. At Paris and Berlin the rate of discount is 3 per cent. • at Vienna and St. Petersburg, 5 ; at Hamburg and Amsterdam, 311; at Frankfort and Brussels, ; and at Turin, 4f per cent. The monthly return of the Bank of Franco, as made up to Thursday, the 11th September, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Decrease 1,720.000 Notes in circulation Private deposits Decrease 1,360,000 Treasury deposits Advances on public securities Noreen 520,000 The simultaneous decline in the bullion and dis counts denotes a dull state of trade in France. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8741., and the Caledonian an increase of 499/. It is announced that the London and Lancashire Fire Company have now taken up, in addition, life business. It is pointed out that the two com panies are established under different deeds and with separate capital. The advantage therefore of keeping the capital of each distinct is secured, whilst mutual benefit will be obtained by a unity of interest, and by a diminution of expenditure. The halt-yearly meeting of the Tewkesbury and Malvern Railway Company is called for the 30th inst., and will be made special, to authorise the company to borrow the sum sanctioned by their act of 1862. The result of Thursday's bide sales is noticed as follows by Messrs. Cnlverwell, Brooks, and Co.: At the seventeeoth series of hide sales for the year a good demand was experienced, and advanced prices were in moat instances realised. East lodic.—Os and Cow.—Calcutta were in good re quest, both the borne trade and exporter,' buying freely, cad mo .ce lat ^llllll4 0:74111 - y 1 per a lt trile " Ott2i i 6. 13 :i f . 6 ; Other l l "'" p- Lions were firm at late rates. Madras, Cochin, fix.. realised higher prima The analysis of the lOW is 133,966 Calcutta new parcels, 26,554 Meaght forward from former sales, sod 10,609 Madras, Cochin, &c.; in all 173,128 hides, of which 146,323 were sold. East lodic—Buffalo were in fair demand, and Batavia yellow sold at an advance of Id per lb. Leather.—East haat sold well. Australian was all sold, generally et advanced prices. Salted Hides.—OL and Cow.—South American. Them sold were chiefly Rio Grande and stale bides. Australian were M fair demand, those of prime quality befog most saleable ; light hides realised an advance of id. to id. pm lb. The heavy bides sold were of exceedingly good qua lity, and show in consequence improved quotations. Cape mkt at bite rates. Dry Hades.—South American.—Thom disposed of brought former prices. Cape were in good request.. West India sold well. . . . . . Horne Hides.—Salted were in limited demand at late rates. Dry were well competed for, and realised an ad vance of Bd. to 9d. per hide. Bark.—Mimosa was in great request at advanced prices. Preach ask all bought in. Misoellaneous.—Belgian Calf, salted and dry, all bought ia. The Emigration Commitsioners require tenders for two ships, for the conveyance, respectively, of passengers to Adelaide and Melbourne. The Glazitte specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of gold, 357,0951. ; exports of gold, 419,4501. ; imports of silver, 160,3211. ; exports of silver, 312,3701. FR/DAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterlay at 931 to 4 for the Bth October, opened and closed to-day at 934 to f. For money the last price was 93R to R. The offi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Commis, for money, 933, R, I, ; ditto for aooount, 933 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92L92 ; New Three per Ceuta., 92k, 92, 4, 92 ; k Stock, 242, 243 ; India Stock, 231 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1093, 3 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 104 8 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 1001. The India Five per Cent. Stock was not quite so strong, at 109/ to R. The June Exchequer Bills were quoted 20s. to 23a. prem., and the March 18e. to 21s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a fresh rise of about per tent. in the Turkish In ternal Stock, which closed at 361 to 4. The Anglo- Turkish Bonds were well supported to-day, and the scrip of the new loan met with more inquiry. Mexican Bonds and the Old Anglo-Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., as well as the scrip of the new Peruvian Loan were in demand while Forty gnaw scrip showed fl atness. Italian Five per Cents. have again declined 3 per cent., , and closed heavily. In the market for bank shares the only altera tion was a decline in Woman Bank. In mind- xd 123 zd 1251 i zd zd I!G xd xd 107 } !NI 3 an I 99 “ ill f xd pm xd -. (11P as} 14 I xd xtll 82) 3 xtl tin 8 xd •-• xd zd xd 0,000, 000 i i:Ooo 1,024 COW . 9,°° ?l kiii 660 620 9.000 6,000 $O,OOO 6,000 4004 ON 1.014 4.804 1,V1t4 1.0.0 to. j or. i 100 Awn sal 11. ear. Rant 60 100 AllianooLonAtllverpooll T to Avalrelsola aD 26 lank of I all 100 Bank of London OW 60 14161ek It. America en 20 Ckar.Bk.ltrtt. Columbia: 10 93 no. 0,.L.e.Atte.....t1u , 26 02M60i1. Me¢ of ladle, lam. sod Mao I all 100 M aa I 100 • 9211 Oest. of Canada I all 10 toe. onot..oAno eTartA at. 100 lilnkluan.Chinact.Tap.lL I 6 lull Ilmpenel tank. Limited I 7 100 I landou and Brazilian • 10 lbws. Lbt boon of *sour 1 fill 101 Do. Now I all 60 Lonaca and °may 60 r lowica Joint Stock I 10 10 'London & zloutb African: 16 100 lLoa. and Westfolostor 1 to 100 Metro. t Prov. Soak (L ; 10 100 ,Nat Proi. at ilieleact i 0 041 Mations+ bank 60 Now South WAleo , all 0 Oriental Boat Oorporn I ell co Ottoman mak ... 1 all 20 Do. New 100 •Pronoelel ur brow.. 26 26 South Austratts all 26 01,410 et A mrtr..44. ; aB I 10. Unica of Ireland (IAnL). 2 Mb Miami et leatlm. .1 la =wiu.LA.tozot” JO4Paili ill. Aada•Yaalaan lent .. Atlantic ILL Mall 111. g..) Auteuil= Aettcal..... Rertlu Manenrafka,. ! 13T U~ Ltmlttd..l !NAL IA& MA. Ale... off a. Ull 180 a 0.4; 1;..71 l(sr.aitlaveStseit lOrystall Palms I Do • Negroes _ I no. 4D. et ►.e. Do* ElndisOottonAgency,L huh., a Lon. niappui. enetlutlistrrtg.t CanaJ Eictridi Tiliveregi gni. and krt. Oap. Gen. Steen groat Ship (LialW; Uo. Till per cent. 1.1• I (Mn. Mirlet T.I. (10 . ton. GOO. Onnlhoa fie Lou.,4B.lre.Dlr.TeL,L.) Vadraa Irrign. & Chum tlealt4r. is. Tel. (Um National Dtiooitsi Co. SarlmldaCoolltramil Rothe%sal. p. e.prf P. Ono& & N. &xi. Le /1. Brit Assirmirlas. Anaskl Oar Irks. In. %a. (La).. 04towan QY ; Lnot wad& Innis. sad OM& Urn Aftbrilda4.RtiM.(l4 , Cu. %Lab ar l i r a " Ills , Now ISto Seim. CULIis.(L) . i l l Do. Royal MU Num Scottish L. InTostio. South Auslsallms land eh laaans• Tel levy Ds. as. Dasidsrad Do. do. Calserroph to India (LI 1 T.& A4.ot Aosi(L) 7.L 1 Trisi&Le.Co.U.Coomit % lTu. Kingdom TOL ' Vas Dianarea UM— les SIS 16 i4l 440 470 I .: lia IlYm 4e 421 10 1 11 I ?Aft. ITO. 40 &IL$ 11. 4115a6d !1.18.p. u: w. It i 01. palm. I Sae. ri par pm 21 21 7 8 t 1 0. 3 3 SI 23 1 Cis 1 16 6 I as f 2_ • It il I t lia l !me i Ot 1 1 1* q Pd. I CL 0 87 id' 6 POI OD 71 13 14 86 86 1 i die 19 ) 101 U 1614 80 9! di • 18 MI 1 1 die I 11. p.r p.r Pea .61 281 NI 17 U 34 $ 4 Pla 77 73 I • din par 42 14 (4 1 27 is lt 21 pa bl 45 46 '2 I; .114' WI 5 i Trriif _I . 4 . '1 1. i is 54 za 1* 21 100 102 10 18 St $S •1•12 112 It, 111 i es 2 Pis 8 10 CII.O pe) ISO 111 1 26 2/ 6 446 1 4 i, 1 pm 1 .9" i - I -- 10 If I Ii I I 6 114 N 416 6 pai 14 It 74 It 16 .., I dis par l IS 2. wd 5 • sd at al st Pm i as 1N 151 la_ U. . — I tad n • 4 ad . 1 414 i gig 4 t is i Ipm e_4l4 oar 114 114 I s lanolin% undertAinp the changes consisted of an improvement in Quebrada, English and Australian Copter, and Peninsular and Oriental (New) shares. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 10 to prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Assur ance. to I, die. ; Universal Marine. 11 to 1 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia, to par ; and Mercantile Fire, nto 11 prem. The cloning quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Ilindmi tan,ll to 11 dia. ; Union Bank of Ireland, 2to dis. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, par to prt ; Bank of Queensland, 14 to 0/ dia. ; sad I Loudon and Middlesex Bank, f da. to par. MINIIB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwci. The mining market is quiet to-day, with only a limited amount of business, and prices gene rally are quoted the WOO as yesterday. East Caradon thanes are quoted 54 to 55 ; Wheal Ludoott, 13ii to ;I ; and East Oarn Ere*, ISt to At East Caradon, the lode in the 70 fathom level is 4to 5 feet thick, and is worth 75L per fathom. It has not yet been cut through. There are inquiries to-day for Yudeeamutana, Port Phillip, and Fortuna mining shares. Other foreign and colonial mines are quiet. The South Auatrrlios Advertiser arid Chnnetat of July 23 refers in the following encouraging term 4 to the prospects of mining in the north of the colony. Yining more than ever engrosses the attention of the public, and it is now improving rapidly. There M no wits speculation, but what is doing is the result of the 'goody 'mph ymeot of all the capital that can be fairly diverted from other channels to develop the unexhausted wealth of this colony. zany a mineral property whim would be worked in England is here left untouched, for es other reason than that more valuable properties are evad able. Freak discoveries are constantly being brought be light. The mines which show more prominently during the month are—le the North, the properties of the Yudaniumo tans Copper Company, on which large quantities of very rich ore have been raised, and forwarded towards Pore Augusta. Fresh lodes have been discovered, and from wheal has been already seen of these properties, they promise Se rank amongst the beet in the colony. We are requested to state that no applications for shares in the Silver Mountain United Mines Company (Limited) will be received after Tuesday next, the 16th inst., when the shares will be allotted forthwith. _ _ . .../W;;;requested to state that the share list of the Crowan Consols Copper Mining Company will be closed on the 25th inst. _ _ _ The letters of allotment of the Dolfrw-y-nog Mining Company were sent out yesterday. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : _ . The metal market remains in &sound position. ThereAs a steady business doing, and priors have beep fairly maia tained. Welsh bars are very firm at from 5/. 75. 6d. to b/. 103., free on board in Wales, while from stock hers the prioo is 61. to 61. sa. There is a good businesa doing is Staffordshire iron at stiffening prima. Scotch pig iron has fluctuated much, closing Ma. cash, 665. 3d. to frds. Hues months open. (topper.-English very 6,m, and both raw and manufactured is not to be bad under official .motatioaL There is a good demand for yellow metal ; sheets, Bjd.; sheathing. Std. Some Weiner has been reported is Burrs at 961. to 961. 10s. and 97/. ; holders now ask 971. 10s. sad 961. Kaintida nominally 97/. ; Spanish, 901. ; Chile, 87!. lo 881. Tin. - English in good demand at fixed rates. Strain hr changed hands at 1131. cash, 1131.105. with full prompt Banca is quiet at 116/. The Dutch market is firm at 67ifl. to 686. TI. Plates.-Manufacturers are well supplied with orders. Charcoal remains at previous qnotatsoos, bat for coke 6d. advance Masked. Leads a little firmer, but them is not much doing. Bpelter.-A fair amount of busioras hie bees don* at 181. on the spot here. For forward delivery 18/. 2. 6d. to 18/. fis. asked. Spelter in Hull from 184 to 18/. 55., according to brands. At a sale of copper ore bald at :.:.waosea on the 9th inst. 1.230 tons were sold for 19,31101. 6s. 1 1 m following are the particulars, viz. : lie‘rbaven Cokip Wheal Maria Springbok W b -1 Maria Ookip . . ...... Cabot Hritlrb Itardes Crossbeam rtirow7 Loodaa Mask. Tong. 441 1111 _. L 3,799 1 0 .... 4771 5 10 0 ~.. 428 5 0 ~.. 1,46017 0 .... 754 7 6 .... 375 0 0 .... 125 14 0 .... 3,005 0 0 .... 4024 0 ... 792 1 12 9 0 ..- 326 16 6 ... 568 8 0 ~.. 46 16 0 .... 44 6 0 ~.. 15 0 ~.. 0 14 0 1,230 19,396_ 6 0 At the next sale. fixed for the 23rd inst., 1,832 tens Ilia be offered, viz.:—Cuba, 646 toes; Keockmahon, 898; Beuhaven. 398; Laney, 139; Canabolas, 32 ; and Loch vrinnock. 19 toes. From Lady Bertha Mine (Sept. 11) Captain's Harper and Mothers!' state :—"Since our report of Monday leak se alteration has taken place in any part of the lilies. The new eastern shaft is, down to date, 29 fathoms. Ground a little harder than it has been for sinking." TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mies PM- War Tula% TO* IAILWATS open Deegan ehandlee IMg ma Week ending August 9. E t a& Northern of Canada W 399 1,564 1.963 %NS Ditto. Auluat 16 . 3N3 1,34 M 1,7141 VW Week 'Mine August 31. London. Tilbury, & South end Extension Week ending Fept. 7. Caledonian ne 6,243 10,913 17,176 141,41111 . 2,G43 tiba Week ending Dept. 9. bolt:fan laskyn Junction . 363 133 186 318 331 PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. lainitooL Um. lt —943 es todlsy T—Gres4 Western Gook. 661 1 4—Lancashire and Yorkshire 107—Loudon mad Nora Western, 93, —Midland new 61. te. ohs/ve t t 7.16 I 4—S outh Bari ern, 834 BS-West Midland. Oxford aloe 464 Birkenhead 114 per cent. till leen then 4, MG • Chester and Ho') head (L N. W 1 54 per cent., No. 1, 18 51—Great Western Chester pest. II per cent., 160--Great Indian Peninsula, 1034—Great Lager. bones. 5.1 6—Bankl4l6B of Liverpool, tig —Thames and Moiler M Marine I -1 sessmosens, NW?. 12.—Market steady, with a fair imam( buniners, but no extra demand for any particular stock. Gregg Enstem, 461-Great Luxembourg, 14 s.ll—Grast Ship, 96.111. 04. —Ditto Pref., I—Greet Western, ati 4—leusesehlre and York shire. 107—Lojdon and North Western, 934 4—Almidrester, shefSeld. and Lieconshlre. gal—Ditto Redeem. Pref., 7-16 p— . British, (94 9—Northern Counties Bank, 1111--Meeeth western, N i — Th ame n and Mersey Marine insarence 7-16 p•—• unbyn Bank, Bp—Virginia Sniper Cents.. 434- I rnion Glass ti—Turkish Omisoildis, t 6 —llaweary end Newtown. 864 — North British New Pine err Cent., 4s. 9d. p. bignisoinan. Sm. It—The nuntations of railway shares were lower than yeste•da:*. The transactions were—London and North Western, 9/11, 4—Great Watorn Birmlingttarn ris• raateed, 751. 784—and Month Staffordshire, Ifil, 104. ntaffned shire and Worcestershire Castel closed at 600, 610—Birral sad Midlaud Bank, at ltl, lit as div.—Hirmingham Ve! at 109, 110—Birmingham Old Union Mllls, at 91. I& id., 91. 18s. W.—Birmingham Wiens Company, Peet Ls. to t. prem.—and 11 el land Wagon, at 984 'sellers). TZATTIC Reottrra.—The traffic receipt. of rail ways to the United Kingdom amonntod for the week ending the 6th Sept., on 19,5412 miles, to 634,343/.. and for the eorrelpooding week of lest year, on 10,115 miles, to 585,3241., showing an increase of 347 mil es„ and el 49,2611. in the receipts. The grew receipts on the fok lowing 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on MIN mike, to 503,090/. ; and for the correspooding week eL 1861, en 8.981 miles, to 467,1901. showing es increase of 299 miles, and of 35,906/. in the reemipha. The illerfeSe on the Caledonian smoueted to 5004 ; en the Gnat Northern to 3,580/. ; on the Great Western to 7,2471. ; on the London and North-Western to 7,2181 .; on the inedoa, Brighton. and South 00114. to 3,9671, the LeMiOD and Sonth-Western to 5,4381 ; on the Nrikai to 2.9011.; on the North British to 1.3171. ; on the Nen& Eastern to 1,4091. and on the South Er ism to MOB.-- total. *lOll. But from this must be deducted 8741., the decrease on the Great Eastern; 1,1631. on the Great Southern and Western ; 6371. an the Lanenahke sad Yorkshire ; 5221. on the Meachosber, Ithedishl, and Llecoloshire ; together 3,1961., lowing the ie. creme, es above, 35.9061. The goods sad Misers! Meth on those lines amounted to 213.6611., mad for the earene mosaic week of 1861 to 207,7161.. show* an Moans of 5,9451. The receipts for VelS, week am, amounted to 299,4371., spinet U. , showing en crease of 29.9601. TIN tole e n 64 Misr lbw amounted, on 3,315 miles, to 131, end for the seem 'yowling week of last Yew, en 2,181 miles. to 118,1311, showing es increase of 78 mike, sad of 143e91. in the receipts. The Mame, 1. the Welk of the peek week " ariem "a freee Parla th w e ith psesseger the 111 = 1 0 111 11 111 11 Ezhilibies, and them he aa imereese to is. reds Inge, frees as iatprovemeet in Weds. The teens seeelple of dm past week show an Menem of I,IS. as with tame ofthe preceding eallieg the Mk ft 1.4 xd Id xti - x,I xd - X ti - xd - 9i tt IWO WAN 10,0111 10.610 10,000 vLOOO 26,000 26,000 00,000 10,000 011000 11,000 10,000 tOlkBl6 110,000 WSW MANN 80:609 u.lOO 16,174 ann 46.003 4 • HOMO 44C - 141 16,000 - , 110,001) 10.04 X 47,1161 10,000' 614,7801 —. xd ff,iiil !VAS 1 lOC* llv4 141.016 Lim PLOW SioN , 11,111 i to 113.41 I lir ifi 66 66 331 131 31 4 15 17 3/ 6 6 6 6k 6 42 44 21 11 .„ . e _I I .lii r I 11l 16 6, si Ili 21.14 a. !Cc ti S 4 4j 6 38 40 88& , 13 21 ) 04) 10 0 134 / I 10* 10i I l 16311 i a6J 113.18.1, ;lia:64 Is 14 24 110 240 IA IP 84 46 26. it L 7.1. 2.10.8 1$ 15J LS 16 17 19 64 6 — tie 13 i i SI Si lisi - ,11 - 60} 18 5 - 61 5* 36 1 I I - 2 0 iir ö _ rr 4 32 2