The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-29 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. l ELECTION OF LOAD MAYOR-(THIS DAY.) (THIS DAY.) I This being Michaelmas-day, the Lord Mayor --e-- and Sheriffs quitted the Mansioa Hoses at half-past 11, sad GUILDHALL. I proceeded in full state to the Guildhall, when they were THE BRITISH COLUMBIA OTIRLAND TRANSIT COMPANY received by the aldermen and officers of the corporation, Mr. Jones Hanson, the secretary of the British Colum bia I lverland Transit Company, appeared before Alderman who had previously assembled in the aldermen's room. The Finals this day for final examination, relative to the charge Lord Mayor, aldermen, Recorder, and sheriffs, wore black of unlawfully conspiring with a poem known as Colonel court suits, and scarlet gowns ; the Lord Mayor and alder. Sleigh, to obtain a sum of 401. under false Pretences, with men who have passed the chair also wearing their hoods intent to cheat and defraud Mr. Heary Isaac eollingwood. and amine, the aldermen next in tarn for the chair being The circumstances of this case are too well known to re quire repetition. is full drum, with lure frills, and the oofficersin full throes Mr. Harris, of Moorgate-street, attesded for the prose- I with their gowns. The traditional nosegay was preeentedto cation. each by the usher of the court, and the whole walked in Mr. Pearce, for the defendant, stated that sines the last proemial to the adjacent church of St. Lawrence, in examination the defendant had communicated with Mr. Berrie and given him certain information, and plied in his , Guildhall-Yard, conducted by the marshal in the following possession such documents as were calculated to assist order:-vin., Sheriffs' chaplains, under sheriffs, high the cause of the emigrants in prosecuting their civil claims ; bailiff of Southwark, remembranoer, comptroller, secondary, against the directors, and at the same time tend probably common pleaders, judges of the Sheriffs' Court, common to the apprehension of Colonel Sleigh, who, Mr. Harris he in ... June town clerk, chamberlain, sheriffs, aldermen was now satisfied, was the only person who oug ht below the chair, Recorder, aldermen past the chair, this court to answer the present charge. Mr. Harris said be had receive! information that would marshal, Lord Mayor's chaplain, common crier, sword be of service to the emigrants, and a somber of letters had bearer, sad Lord Meyer. Owing to the lamented death of been placed in his hands showing that nearly all the Mr. Charles Pearson, the place usually reserved for the directors who had written to the newspapers repudiating City solicitor was unfilled in this procession. In the church all connexion with Colonel Sleigh and the frauds mope. the Lord Mayor, sheriffs, Etc., took their allotted seats, trated by him, had actually given their consent in writing to be directors of the Overland Transit Company. the usual prayers were read, and a suitable sermon was Under all the circumstances he could not withdraw the preached by the Rev. Michael Gibbs, private chaplain to charge altogether against the defendant; but he would t h e Lord Mayor , from the 17th verse of the sth leave the matter in the hands of the magistrate, merely further olden of the let Epistle to Timothy, " Let the re pmising that it was not his desire to proceed elders that rule well be coasted worthy of double against the defendant. Alderman Finals said be never heard of a more heartless honour." Front the church the court returned to undertaking ; and had it not been for the statements now Gaillhall , proceeding at once to the hustings, where the made, he should have committed the defendant for trial. Recorder and aldermen who have peeled the chair took He did not think it prudent to discharge the defendant . their plaoes on the right of the Lord Mayor, and the junior until the issue of the proceedings spent the directors had been ascertained, and he therefomdirected the defendant to aldermen their places on his lordsh i p 's left, the hall being enter into his recognisance' of 1001. to come op when called about half filled at the time. Mr. Beddome, the common upon. crier, then proclaimed silence, and formally opened the Alderman Hale said he was prepared, had his brother Common Hall, for the purpose of electing a Lord Mayor. alderman been unable to hare attended, to have adopted the The COMMON SERJEANT said-Liverymen of London, you same course he intended but for the present explanation. The defendant was then discharged on his recognisancea. are assembled here to-day for the purpose of electing a Lord MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mayor of the City of London for the year ensuing. RIOT IN HYDILPARK.-LAWLESS PROCEEDINGS AT THE After which the Lord Mayor, aldermen, and Recorder GARIBALDI SYMPATHY MUTING. retired from the great hall to the council-chamber, pre- TissotAyilsCarrAY. a labour e r, w " c har ged before Mr. ceded by the marshal and sword-bearer, leaving the Com- Ise rwhitt with creating a disturbance in Hyde-park yester day ; John Deely, a labourer, was charged with throwing mon Ser'l eaut (T. Chambers, Esq.) and other officers to pro stones, to the common danger of passengers, at the same clod to the election. plain; Cornelius Casey, Timothy Toomey, lied Michael The COMMON Sew EaNT then read the names of the alder- Collins, were also charged with creating a disturbance in men who had not served the office of Lord Mayor, and who Hyde-park • end Toomey was further charged with assault. log Edward Moyser, a cabinet maker, of Great Wild- el ec ti on, were eligible for beginning with those of W. An. street. demon Rose, alderman and spectacle-maker ; and W. The street in front of the court was crowded with friends Lawrence, Esq., alderman and carpenter (both of which and fellow-countrymen of the prisoners. were received with cheers), and ending with that of J. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, 11 P- Abbiss, Req., alderman and blacksmith. peered for Collins and Toomey, the other prisoners were can- The COMMON CRIER then repea ted the names seriatim, defended. Aberdlin, 515 A, said-I was on duty in Hyde-park yes- taking a show of hands on each :-For Alderman Rose today between 3 and 4, and saw a large crowd eollected there was a perfect forest of hands ; sod a good show near the magazine barracks. Two or three gentlemen got for Alterman Lawrence. The others were received for the on the mound of earth and began speaking, saying they had most part without any actual demonstration either of come to sympathise with Garibaldi As soon as they began to speak Collins amid "Down with Garibaldi ! they s y m p ath y or o pp os iti o is. for the Pope!" He then rushed down from the mound, The COMMON SERJEANT, at the conclusion of the shows putting his closed fists to his bead and pushed and of heads announced, on behalf of the sheriffs, that the struck everyone before him. Some gentlemen cried election had fallen upon Aldeiman Rue-(load cheering)- out "net is the man who meant to stab the speaker." I did and Alderman Lawrence. (Renewed cheering.) not bear the prisoner make any remark in reply. When I got him to the station I found 211. in money on him, but Lawrence commen ced no this moment the bells of St. Law no knife. a merry peal, which was vigorously sustained for some By Mr. Lewis-It was while I was dragging Collins alone minutes, and renewed at intervals subsequently. that the remark was made about the knife. The Garibaldi The Common &insect and other officers then proceeded party hadpossesaion of the mound first s and then the Irish to the councilchamber, to acquaint the Lord Mayor and men took possession, and kept it, never being ell driven down. Collies pushed everyone before him. I was at aldermen with the result, whereupon the court proceeded the bottom of the mound. There were some thousands to " wretch " for Lord Mayor in the usual way, their present. The Garibaldi party tried to regain the mound, choice, as a matter of course, falling upon Alderman Rose, and the preemies' party pushed them deep. who was then conducted to the head of the table by the Fair, 97 A, said-There was a large crowd, and there swordbearer, an d mated on the Lord Mans's left. He was a discussion about cetholicism sod Garibaldi. The ' creed were pushing one another about. I saw Mtlotby then, in a brief speech, thanked the court for the honour strike a person who was for Garibaldi a blow on the breast, ooeferred upon him, and asked their aid in the execution of This be continued to do with other permits for some his duties. minutes. M•Certhy then threw up hie hat itol said he The Lord Mayor-elect having been congratulated by the would tight any - in the park, being attire time in • state of aldermen and city officers, the whole body returned to the excitement, and Whim out to his fellow countrymen "Lent's give it to the I took him with the assistance of hustings, where three other constables to the station, but lied the grtatest The COMMON SERJEANT announced to the Common Hall difficulty in doing so owing to his resistance. He was quite that the choice of the Court of Aldermen had fallen upon sober at the time. Alderman Rose, the announcement bein M'Carthy-Did I hit anybody ! + g received with loud Constable-Yes, several. cheers. Another constable said-I was on duty near the Serpen. The COMMON CRIER (following the dictation of Mr. Wood. tine, and saw a large crowd assembled. The people were thorpe. town clerk) then formally called upon the Lent pushing one another about. I saw M'Carthy knocking Mayor-elect to come forward, and declare his consent to people about I resisted in taking two of the pi taken n him the office to which he had been elected for M 'Carthy tried his utmost to get away, and offered greatpo reaistaoce. the year ensuing; and the sword-bearer at once invested Edward Moyser. a cabinet maker, of Great Wild-street, him with the chain of office. said-1 was in Hyde-park yeeserday after poop, about half- The Loan RaToa•rticr accordingly came forward, amid past three. A meeting had been called, and there was a loud cheers, and gave the requ;red intimation. He said large assemblage and great confusion. I saw Toomey and Collins there with their hats off. Collins called out, "Down no man of right feeling could stand in his position before with Gas iteldi-hurrah for the Pope!" Tooniey then kicked such a hall without incurring a vast, amount of reaponeibi. out violently, leaning his heeds on the shoulders lity for the zealous and assiduous discharge of his duties. of another man, and kicked me severely on the It would be unbecoming in him to make protestations of rite. He (Toomey) said at the time be did what he intended to do, but he might say it would it, "Take that for the Pope." Sho t LI T after the police came up mod apprehended Collies. Toomey then ran after be his earnest wish and desire that the ancient and honour the polio', and Collins then said, " Down with the- able office which he had been called on to fill, should lose police. I was then about to give Toomey in charge when none of its honour or dignity while in his hands, either in he came up to me and kuocked me down with a blow in the the eyes of the citizens of London or of the world at large. eye. By Mr. Lewis-Toomey was on the mound- partly up, (Chee"-) During the past two year. many instances had and I was on the ground in front of him. I don't know occurred to show the usefulness to which the office of Lord whether he bed a little boy with him. I had net called out, Mayor might be turned, and he trusted that when he re " Down with the Pope." I had not spoken a word, and had signed his office he would do so with as much satisfaction as only been there a minute or two. the present Lord Mayor would do. (Loud cheers.) Charles Covington, park-conteble 28. mid saw Toomey strike the last witness, and several other persons also. I Mr. DePuty 1 -Llown , moved a vote of thanks to the Pee' made my way through the crowd as well as I could, but sent Lord Mayor, for his general conduct as Lord Mayor, was knocked down twice myself by some persons. I as- including his organisation of the Albert Memorial Fund and misted in taking Toomey. his activity on behalf of the suffering operatives of Lama- By Mr. Lewis-Toomey fought at everyone right and shire, and his services as chairman of the Thames Embank kit. I saw no one strike at Toomey. Frederick Vile, another park •constable. said-Yesterday meet Committee. I saw Deely on the mound in Hyde-perk. I saw two gee- Mr. KENNARD, M.P., seconded the motion. Demon with their beads cut open, by some stones having Mr. J. JON'S then came forward to address the hall, time thrown. I then saw Deely with a stone in his bawd. but was met by loud cries of " No, no," from the great lie then threw the stone amongst the crowd, and I took him into custcdy and to the police station. majority of those present. He, however, persisted for some DAViS, 876 A, said-In Hyde-park yesterday &Ransom I time in maintaining his position and speaking, although saw Toomey striking at every one be came near. I saw DOI a word that he said could be heard amid the confusion hen strike Moyser in the face. by his audience. Sedgwick, 536 A, said-Yesterday afternoon I saw Cal Ultimately the vote of thanks was carried amid enthu striking right and hitt, and knock four per s ons dews wit his fist. I went up to take him into ctutcly, and I was -lt* emetic cheering, and was acknowledged by the LORD uAro knocked over by one of his party, but got the prisoner, and The hall MA then dissolved. widi the assistance of others, took him to the station. A large mob, while taking the prisoner to the station, pressed on them, but the prisooer did not resist. PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE. Inspector Deans said that was the case. Mr. Lewis said it was to he regretted that the law we' It appears from a return just issued "of the mot strong enough to repress these open air party meet ings, for where there were large assemblages factions were public income and expenditure is each year ending the 31st sure to meet and disturbances take place. There was a of March, 1859, to the 31st of March, 1862," that the general fight between both parties-those for Garibaldi and total income for the year ending 31st of March, 1859, those for the Pope, but the police had not by their own was 60,961,315/. 34. Bd., and the total expenditure for alumieg been assaulted. if persons wished to express their opinions let them meet in a proper place mod do so; but he the same year 60,147.913/. 145., being an excees of income (Mr. Lewis) must again say that it was to be regretted that to the amount of 813,4011. 9s. Bd. The total inmate for much nieetiogs were permitted, and that on no part of the the year ending 31st March, 1860, was 66,651,1201. 1:36.101 Continent would they be suffered. the expenditure 65,063,74 U. Os. Bd., being an excess of in- Mr. Tylwhitt said it was to be regretted that the park which was intended for the recreation of persons should be come over expenditure to the amount of 1,587,3794 13s. 2d. made use of for such a purples ; but the public peace must The total income for the year ending March 31, 1861, was be kept at all hasarda. The cues of the prisoners were I 65,796,226/.lls. 7d., aod the expeoditure for the same period, diffeteot. He (Mr. Tyrwhitt) regretted these meetings, but including 50.000/. for fortifications, 68,354,611/. 31. 2d. no one could say that the utmost liberty w a s not g i ven . It of was impossible to see that Toomey had not noleotly kicked expenditure over to the amount ...rig an excess the witness Monter. He should tine Toomey 5/., or two of 2 . 558,364 - II"- 7d . The total income for the you ending months; Casey, 40e., or two months ; Deely, 40a, or a March 31, 1862, was 64,974,8971. 18e. Bd. ; and the total month for throwing stones ; M'Carthy, 10s., or 14 days; expenditure 67,386,9041. 2s. 2d., including 970.0C.0/. for and Collins, 205., or 14 days. expenses of fortifications, being an excess of expenditure SERIOUS FIRE IN MARYLEBONE.-(THIS DAY. ) , -- over income to the amount of 2,412,0061. 3 a . 6.1. Between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock this morning, a fire broke out on the premises iu the tenure of Mr. H. Buck- WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) had, en upholsterer, and also proprietor of the Westmore land Turkish Baths, situated in Weetinoreland-street and MoNDAT, SIMJUIVIR s Westmoreland -metre, Marylebooe. The several workshops and hoot house ocenpied a large space of ground, and ad j.noed the cabinetmakers workshops belonging to Mr. John R. I. IL D. F. 0. 1. R. & James Pope, the coach faetory of Mr. Passmnre, and the ex. tensive l o d g i ng . house belonging to M. Jules Joubert. ..... 29.81 61 50 KILL - 1 e - 1 The mischief done is thus officially returned to the differ- I LBRIDRIN 29.X1 66 64 8.6. 8 Ons - t emit Moo-ante offices by Captain Shaw, the superintendent ; L imo . - of the brigade :-" Sept. 29, a fire broke out about 3.15 w e = c e li i i::: r e let t e r, e g- e lay 22 0.16 1 am., in th e remises of Mr. H. Buckland. npholsterer, 06.73 60 '6'; B.W . 2r um 1 mid proprietor of Turkish Baths, situate in Westmoreland- G AL w A y 21 .6; so As b - 2 0 street and Westmoreland-mews, Marylelione. The con- BALMS& - 3 34 tents were insured in the Sun' Fire-office. The build 10 . 65 62 et Ft. ter 0.21 1 4 in g supposed to be insured is the Westminster office. , 29 .73 58 E. . LIVCaPoot sect 69 68 B.R. - 2 The cause of fire unknown. The fire was extinguished by er 0.01 firemen and pariah engineer", with three C engines of he,- p asse oar oiLl 1.79 SO 59 a• 60 8.8 4 Ilr 0.48 1 1 ad go the parish, and 1 B steam-engioe by Shatid arid paonooyo:,,,, mot so so 8. 4r 0.48'3 0.73,1 eson. The whole of the workshops, dreseing.rooms, and JIMMIE 29 86 61 62 8. 9r It 0.16.2 kitchen on ground-floor, and contents, very seriously de. I OlIeW .ttm 20.81 el 61 Z. Sr 17f 0.11 2 inaeed by fire, and hack of front house and contents I Dom gale 61 82 B. it let 0.52 I &melted by heat. smoke , kr.- Ditto mews, Mr. John' °" Tria - - 9 m - I Loma= WO 02 61 6.R.L Jame. Pope, cabinet maker : Contents io timber yard, I y I Sr ' 0.48 - withOTIS MSS 00 Z. r - the first-floor and staircases very seriously I eet i r L e a geopi;j . , 19,84 67 64 ILL tr POI 0.60 1 daaged by fire, water, ; contents and build- linieeso . 29.84 sr 56 5. r 5 Dip insured in the Sun fire-office.-Ditto mews listorotauro um 61 40 KJ& it 0.15 SERIOUs FIRE IN M•RYLESONE.—(THIS DAY.) — Between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock this morning, a fire broke out on the premises in the tenure of Mr. H. Buck bind, an upholsterer, and also proprietor of the Westmore land Turkish Baths, situated in Weetmorehuid.street and Westmoreland mews. Marylebooe. The several workshops and front house ocampied a large apace of ground, and ad joined the cabinetmakers' workshops belonging to Mr. John James Pope, the coach factory of Mr. Parmanre, and the ex. tennive lodging.house belonging to M. Jules Joubert, The mischief done is thus officially returned to the differ ent laminaee offices by Captain Shaw, the superintendent of the brigade : Sept. 29, a fire broke out about 3.15 a.m., in the premises of Mr. H. Buckland. upholsterer, and proprietor of Turkish Baths, situate in Westmoreland. street and Westmoreland-mews, Marylehone. The con tents were insured in the Sun' Fire-office. The build ing supposed to be insured in the Westminster office. The cause of fire unknown. The fire was extinguished by firemen and parish engineer., with three C engines of bri gade, the parish, and 1 B steam-engine by Shand sod Xenon. The whole of the workshops, dressinspronms„ and kitchen on ground.fionr, and contents, very seriously de , rnavd by fire. and back of front house and contenta damaged by heat. smoke. &e.—Ditto mews. Mr. Joh n Jame* Pope, cabinet maker : Contents io timber yard, with the fist-floor and staircases very seriously damaged by fire, water, &c.: contents and build ing. natured in the Sun fire-office.—Ditto rnise Mr. C. W. Pawnor*, coachmaker, contents on ground and second floor damaged by fire, heat, and water; contents insured in the County fire-office. No. 5, Westmoreland. street, M. Jules doubt**. lodging-hones keeper, back win dows burned out, and reel of building and contents damaged by heat and water; the building insured ia tbe Westminster fire office ; I:entente aniesured.” Jacob Saffia, a Jerusalem Rabbi, is in Australia, atillecting funds for erecting Jewish buildings on Mount Zion. The rabbi speaks English. and converses fluently in Hebrew, I :ennan. Spanish, Italian, and Arabic. There are now nearly 5,000 Jews at Jerusalem. An opinion prevails amongst them that scripture warrants • belief that the Holy City is to be reestablished no Mount Zion. MODAL WIDNISDAT. &S.F. to W.B. W., fresh, toorwm. &S.W. to w.y.w ., rainy. strong, rainy. S.S.W. to W.N. W.. iIt[LANIR S.W. to N. W., • gale, strong, to a gale. with rain. rainy. &&& to W.S.W., fresh W. Outran. &NW. to w,, a p i, to strong. rainy. rainy. & to W. fresh to 8. W.ENOLaglii. Y.W. to N.W., strong, strong. rainy. to a gale. S.S.L to W.& W.. fresh fiL ENGLAND. SA W. to W. N. W., to strong, showery. strong, unsettled. 8.8.11. to W.S.W., L. Co•IT. B.W. to N.W.. strong strong. unsettled. to a pie, showery. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1862. SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloci. Apart from a rise of 4 in Great Western, English railway securities are quoted about the same as on Saturday. The tone of the market, however, is somewhat better. The fortnightly settlement, to be completed to morrow, occupies chief attention. London and N orthf Western stock is now quoted 924 to 93 ; Great Western, 66 to ; Mid land, 1281 to 1291 ; South Eastern, 831 to ; Cale donian, 104 to 1 ex div. • Great Eastern 461 to 461 ; Great Northern , 123 to 124 ; and London and South Western, 99 to 100. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have im proved to 41 to 44 prem. Other foreign lines are without change. Great Western of Canadaishares are firm, as well as Indian stocks. iMIDUIARY isnAMSII MID STOCKS. 811. Ird I RAILwAya. 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Kingdom T 01 . 11.., no 01..... e. to. 17f - 114 - 2 . 2_ I , ats i Ds 162 b - ' 19 11 100 102 16 20 Si 86 109 112 309 111 dis P lO I 8 10 dis 6 pm 1100 103 2 - 2i vit v * e i „di. el !$ pm 3 4 21 21 pm 1 2 pm i 1 10 12 a 1 3 4 I,die I pm 00 66 ii isp dls par IS 116 6 6 29 I Om 96 116 1.6 11_ Si_ Ms • a I Pla 4 11. per is is OPENING THE METROPOLITAN UNDERGROUND RAILWAT.—(Tine Day.) —This morning preparations oom mewed for the immediate opening of the Metropolitan Underground Railway now completed from the Great Western Railway station at Paddington to the end of Faningdon-street ; numbers of workmen were actively employed in giving the finishing touch to the undertaking, and completing the final decors. time at the stations in Farringdon•etreet. King's-cross, Gower-street, the Portland-road. ?cc. ; a double line of rails, to accommodate either the broad or narrow gauge. has been laid down, and passengers travelling by the Great Western line will, if they desire it, be conveyed without change of carriage direct to Farringdon. street. The formation of the branch line from King's- ' woes into the Midland Counties Railway station is tepidly progressing. It is expected that the line will be formally hispected by the government officials on Wednes day, and immediately opened for public traffic. A Der►urflxo Aux:Fr.—The English public has recently been startled by several extraordinary instances of defalcation ; but, unless general rumour is untrue, a case has occurred on this side the water that equals come of the worst of them. Names. for obvious reasons, (moot be given at present. It is sufficient to state, howwrer, that au agent to several extensive properties has decamped in de fault somewhere about 30.000 f. Two writs, it is stated, have been taken out against him for 29,0001.--ooe for nearly half the rim by a noble lord, well known in scientific and fashionable circles, the other by a wealthy landowner. The cause of the fugitive's " misfortnee" is said to be specula tions on the Stock Exchange.—Leifer from Dub". I'ORZIGIII JIALLWAYIL IL =Hal loStagdan ea ilahhill.lts...tr e p.o ▪ Islglas J an leder' to Oraltacassu BB rOarmosas Woe SUL all : Vlrtooslca la Datch Shadah all Latent of Trams all Od. Rued= gaa. 6. p. W Of.. Central of trance all 04. Luxesa6g.Oatud.Bll all Italian Jaw:Elea all lloksOottatasoa I Sale all ILlarro atm Turnhout* an ilgooa mad Goons an Marta Antonia an Nale..tLtega Ll y co tha p.e an I Ds.s.Prl. Bolg.gov. an imams a • • • • I 6 I Do. New Shang W 'Norwegian Trunk Prot 1.7 Ottootsa'Sa3) rua ALW o all irsrls.Lyoaa. and %Wit ell ~ P arla and Orleans all illoolfa and 8. 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Bolds Vie. p. e. eJ alp Do. 6).41p. e. Aprll* O. ... 121 i IN IN 104 106 975 005 07 06 110 111 Ili 115 1111 115 tO6 106 101 102 1005 101} 100 101 108 110 105} 1060 Mt 110 101 1101 BRITNIi M 11416. 110 91 No. I ft. I . Nun. I Pd. 10. prime I 1.251. 0,000 10 BAUM Ina lll - - - 6, 1 ):0 02 01 1 . . i . CWI Day. 6" O. Coa. Let Qapa g l a d ritti a ?dun; pm i 4, 6 144 12 .. r.d issilleme c.dos t (Mogan) -116 4 U 6 22 0 L s I : O .. Nut Cara Brea 21364 611 6 11 2 1 6 1 2 21 62} 1, .. N. Wl.llalmei fravlsili ) 71.16 6 34 4 - 461 .. Ormabler &IL Mill& 671 14 16 - 6,oooSouth - 6,908 .. O. WO. Vo r (Hilsics) Taigas Ma 40 64 01 - 6,000 .. Oreavllle - 1,024 .. Herod afoot Id 11a 4$ 46 - 6,000 .. illagetaa Downs Wiled 21 11 - 0. .. Lad, bertha LAS. 1 1 - 9, .... 1 1= Ir t i ai l l i e7 WA") Y.N. :10 1:1 = -. 2, .. N. hums (Wow) - - - 11, .. N. WEI. Barra (Mlopn)ll.l4a. 11 3 - 1,040 .. North Wheal Cechy - I 6.4.0. 41 - 6,400 - Par Coma. (86. Slug) . 11 lb 61 - WM SO Providence (U. larba). MST. 37 10 - 11,000 .. Sorlrldge Com ltla. Ciod 1 ".000 6111 ... 11. 11 :vadoa RlY 'm int ° :lel .) 3ll lll 176 110 33 % 6 : : 6,000 .. IL Cant Brea (Mean) 16411a6d 14 61 - "n iell .. - 11. Ncell' W. bassos (Illapan)I18.1116 6.1 3 I s oo - 920 .. Strap Park 11.9 U 36 - 9,100 6 Tamar 1111.4klaad Ma.C. 41 4 1 -- 6,000 10 Tla Oren - /0,000 .. htie et Uwe., (Oars y IN. 00 -••-• - 1000 .. Weil Dime' (Illoganh I 11 IS/ 141 - 1.024 .. W. Omahas (Uakeird) 6 II 416 - 400 .. Wee4ll44ou - 1111 .. WI. Bawl allma t i &I 10 86 - Moo _ WY, ) 6 41 36 - 6,0116 .. Wk. i n ward (Wook) 71 1 : - 1,414 ... WI. Kitty Ito. Lelaat) 1.7.1 9 10 - 4,801 _ Weed Lailloott 2.10.8 1.21 14 121 134 121 1,304 .. W.Vvy imatiletud ) 8 114 lit id - 1.3.0 .. Wli. Teelawnap 14 , 7 171 lre I - JOINT STUCK BANKS. No. 100. I da&U. I Pd. la. pekes I Oallai. WOW 100 Um mull U. am. ban* . U 86 87 _ 10,000' MN AllianoeLonALlverpool 7 61 11l pm - 1/.6110 lit Amershiala - WOO 16 Dental Nape 0,600 110 Bank of Loudon 6O 8d 98 - sow se BMWs N. America - 12,6001 20 Char.Bk.Brit. Columbia 10 1 1 A le -. 11,300' 10 C. WI. Lama Am., enou .i 1 20 304 - 89,0 W 16 Chrtrd. Mere. of WM, Loa.. and China all Si 116 - • 600 196 City - 20,000 196 Ookadal - Koos au oom 25 aell SO I l Ene. M a ootalual ('hart/ ell 184 191 184 19 10,000, 100 IHlnduan.Ctilna&Jap.,L) 6 1 IMs - 10,6001 100 ' lmperial Hook. Limited 7 4 .11. par - le, 100 Load,. and Bratillan 6 6 4pm 61 16,W0000 10 SO I Am. CU Bank ol austri IN 574 8.71 - Do. New - 15,0e0 II iLeadoa and County - 10.740 60 Load= Joint Stook - lO 131 341 34 34 00.9110 10 'Lliadolll & South Shinto 18 11 4pm 211 15 000 100 ,Loa. and Weatmlnater lu 77 78 776 10.0011 100 • Metro. & Pror. Bank (Lai 10 par Ipm - 00111 100 INai. Prow. 01 empand 42 - . - 10,505 IS Ilmactum Bank 1 1 / 4 015 1 • New &Muth Wales all 44 46 464 01600 U Oriental Bank Ueepora all 634 644 - IMOD " OtSomaa Sank ... 16, 10 I Do. New 2 11 24 pot 144,6 We 126 , Prarnsalal ut Lraang - MOOS &as* Aminilla all - - 41600 26 Velma or 4.50 ,11. all 45 10 - 10, 10 • ,llnloa of Ireland (Um.). 1 21 11 as - dl. 6 /Oil 60 .2liaos al Lamm - No. I SO. I 111141111414. 110 100 1110 100 $.1.10141 6616; 90 1 I Pin 961 dts tai i Inlet ii is . 1 --) 3 .-(T1118 DAY.) MINE 4 MONEY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Two °Varga. Two o'Cikci. There is not ao much business doing ia min* The market for English government securities shams to-day, and pricesin moat instances:ire quoted exhibits a somewhat better tone to-day, although . the same as on Saturday. East Caradon shares are q uoted 62 to Wh e al Wh l e v aLt i udc ar t, to tt n , 1 1 3 60 to to 1, 16 trZ the amount of business doing is still limited. Consols have improved 1 per oent. for East Cern Brea, 1 ; 11 to 12. The 'fortnightly settle , - the account, compared with the last price ment almoet monopolises the attention of the of Saturday. With the exception of a rise of dealers. 'per oent in Great Western, British railway Foreign and colonial shares, in the absence or shares are without change of importance. Mexican business, are without alteration. A call of 2s. 6d. per share has been made on the bonds are firmer• shares in the Victoria (London) Mining Company At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's aiid) . telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted Ths Westanater Mine sold, on the 2.546 inst., 14 tons et 701 e. 35c., s h ow i ng a f res h r i se o f i per cent , deed rise, et 121. 2e. per ton ; the Mount Pleasant, 12 :Mk at se. 6d. per ton ; sad the Dr IL3 tone, at 12/. lie since Saturday. per tea. Consols are now quoted 931 to for moneyd The following mining dividends have been dr and 94 to # for the account. The official bust- , dared during the present month : neas report is as follows ..--Three per Cent. p nsca Min c:',„ et £9erlol";.e. .... rj 1 ,7173 .3n t. 0 Consols, for money, 931, 1 ; ditto, for account, Wed Bawd 93/ ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 911, 92 ; Great What' Vet . Wheel/reasons 2 0 0 .... 9W2 0 New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; India Five pet Cent. stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben- ?F a / c lar; Ann .... 512 0 tures, 1864, 101/ ; Exchequer Bills, March, 19e. North TrZkerby 1 6 11 . .. 424 0 prem. Bedford Baited More activity prevails in the foreign stock mar- I Ersswis 0 5 0 .... 3,750 0 ket to-day. Mexican bonds have improved, / while Spanish Passive and Italian Five per Cents. maintain the enhanced quotations of Saturday. Turkish securities are generally rather better ; the Consolid6a are now quoted 371 to 381 ; the Loan of 1854, 851 to 861 ; that of 1858,. 68 to 1 ; and the scrip of 1862, 11 to of die. The scrips of ,the (crew loans remain quiet. Russian is now quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; Venezuelan, 21 to 3 prem. ; Portuguese, 2 to 21 prem. ; Peruvian, 1 to 1 iis. ; Egyptian Loan, first line, 891 to 94 ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 5 to 6 prem., ex div. Transact Sion are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 101; Egyp tian Seven per Cents., 901, 90, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, paid up scrip, 89, ex div. ; French Three per Cent Rentes, 70fr. ; Italian Five per Cents., for account, 71, ; Mexican Three per Cents., 341 ; ditto for account, 343, 1 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 11 die.; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 461, 1 ; ditto scrip, 151. paid, 21, prem. ; Russian Five per Cents., paid up scrip, 941 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 831 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 54# ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 45 ; ditto Passive, 221, 22 ; ditto Certificates, 10 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta, 1854, 86 ; ditto, 1858, 681, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, scrip, 501. paid, 11, 1 din. ; ditto, paid-up scrip, 66 k, 67i. Total MON The steamer Tasmanian has arrived from the West Indies with 434,0001. in specie. About 96,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank on Saturday, and a considerable amount of Russian is expected to be taken there this week. The Board of Trade returns for the month and eight months ending August 31 exhibit few changes against 1861. On the month the exports have in creased by about 500,0001. ; for the eight months they are about 300,0001. below those of 186 L The exports of August exceed those of the month of July in this present year by 700,0001. Zest India Bonds, if not presented on or before Tuesday for continuation at 4 per cent., will be paid off at par on the Ist March next. Holders can, at their option, have the new bonds made out with interest coupons annexed. The directors of the London and South African Bank have issued a circular, announcing the pay ment of a dividend of 6s. per share, in anticipation of the annual general meeting. With reference to the disaster to the Cape Town Railway, caused by the recent floods, we are offi cially informed that the advice, received in no way warrant the report in the abstract of Cape news given by a contemporary, that damage to the ex tent of 50,0001. had been done to the line. The important injury appears to have beeu confined to the destruction of a 30 feet and 12 feet bridge. The traffic, however, was only interrupted from July 28 to August 2 A dividend of Md. per share is announced as' payable on the shares of the Tourney to Jurbise and Landen to Hiuislt Railway Company. Messrs. Rothschild and Sous announce that bonds representing 59,3001. of the Brazilian Loan of 1824-25, 5,2001. of that of 1839, and 3,2001. of that of 1859, will be paid off at par on the let of October. The arrival was announced on Saturday morning of the Fiery Cross, from Foo-choo-foo, with the first supply of the new season's crop of tea. The intel ligence was first received at the Jerusalem Coffee house, and was thence communicated to Mincing. lane and other quarters, where the information ex cited great interest, many heavy bets having been made with reference to the arrival of this vessel. It is the custom to allow the first ship that comes forward with the new season's tea from 10s. to 20s. per ton beyond the usual charge for freight. The Flying Spur has also arrived from China with 871,000 lbs. of tea. SATCILDAT EVEITIIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to for the Bth of October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and so dosed. For money the lest price was 931 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, ; ditto, for account, 934 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 914, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 92 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 214 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084 • ditto for account, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863,1004 ; ditto Bonds, 2U. prem. ; Four per Cent. " en faoed " rupee paper, 94 ; Bank Stock, for ac count, 243. The exchange on London from Vienna on the 26th shows a reaction of 36c. against Austria. In foreign stocks Turkish Consolid4s have ad vanced i per cent., and close 371 to 38. Spanish Passives have experienced a sharp rise, quoting 22 to late in the afternoon. Italian Five per Cents. also are quoted at an improvement of per cent., 71 to 3; Mexican is heavy, 34 to ; Vene zuela scrip has been in active demand, and is firm at 21 to 3 prem. after business hours. Turkish stocks of the External Loan are firm. _ As regards bank shares, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered rose 55., while Union of Lon don declined 10s. In the miscellaneous market the only variation was a alight advance in English and Australian Copper. The closing price of London and Colonial Bank shares was 4 to 1 prem. Ocean Marine Insurance shame were quoted to day 10 to i prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ,• Commercial Union Assur ance, par to Lprem. ; Universal Marine. 11 to 14 dia.; London and Provincial Marine, to 4 die. ; and North British and Mercantile, 16; to 17. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Hindus tan, 2 to li dia. ; Union Bank of Ireland, 2to 11 die. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ares, to die. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, j dia. to par ; Bank of Queensland, 1 to 04 du. ; and London and Middlesex Bank, dia. to par. THE FLErr Dm:H.—The works for the repairing of the portion of the Fleet ditch running parallel with the Metropolitan Railway in Clerkenwall, sod which were ren dered Decease' y in consequence of the accident which caused the inundation of the adjoining omitting. are making con• siderable progress. The old and insecure parte of the brick work of the sewer have been demolished as far as the bottom of Vineotreet. nearly opposite the Session-boor, and a large portion of the new sewer has been rebuilt, including the length where the rupture occurred. As the work of reoraistrection mewls the genies in the roadway is being filled up with sod and mode good. The turbid waters of the Fleet still run through their tempotury course into the old channel, and the street is blocked up tear St. Peter's Church, Saffron-hill, which at present causes a large and inconvenient ditour of the passenger traffic. kiosk oo bawd this day Delivery last week Ditto Due letJese week Ditto from lit Jaw rice Y.C. per cwt. Ms dm, Ditto Torre lard Friday 04,678 1.5011 21,470 1,506 50,050 6116 1L 560. O.L 37,371 3.d:3 42,012 2,ii44 21 2 6.2 4212. 61. 60a. PI. 27.871 1.614 Men 2,M el 46 , 4as. rd. 616. Arrivals tor the week ribs Oct. 7, last yaw, aws7 sista. sad delivery, 4.15 el nabs The arrivals last week eassarlsed 1,141 casks Si. P4ersbarg 819 casks Australia total, ;VS casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. _ _ We have a larger suMiliOfb;;l7l;,still the avenge quality is very inferior; there is consequently not much reduction in choicest descriptions ; but other kinds meet with a dull sale, and several remain closed. The number of sheep exactly the same as last week. The dencaod is smaller, and prices are not quite so high. Calves are belling as on Thursday last. From Germany and Holland there are 1,770 beasts, 9,620 sheep, 149 calves, sad 45 pigs; Spain, 200 beasts ; Ireland, 1,140; Scotland, 12; and 2,900 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of 8113 a. s. d. ad. Pee dew of Itba s. 6.5, d. Dolt Scots, Nereids. 4 0 4 10 Dont Dosinatodsali 0 0 0 Do* Mott-horns 4 4 4 8 Sot Leogorocits.... 4 10 Bocood goal beasts 3 0 S 8 Do. do. Moro 0 0 0 WWI 3 8 5 0 Ant mood goal 4 4 4 81p DoatDost Illf-brela 5 0 5 5 Lambs Demo at Baia* 6,".30: Shoop and lambs. 26,_70. Oahe'. 18/ : Pip, 510. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(TH IS DAY.) Mews. Pattendee and Smith report an active &maid fur the sow growth at folly lat. priors. COAL MARICILT : -CYHD3 DAY.). Walls F.;d Hatton. 16s. ; Walls , s Sad Hama. 18a. 61. • Walls Sod South Hatton, 16s. ; Wang Sad H artlepool. 18s. ; Walls Sod Braddyls Henan, 17s. 3d. ; Walls Sad South Hartlepool, 17a. ; Walls End South Kellod 17s. 3d; Walls Ead Caradoe, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Kenos. 17s. 3d. • Walls End Oodorth. 16s. 6d ; Walla End Hadley, 16s. 31 ; Lambert's Hartley, 16..- 36 ships at market. At the solicitation of the Mayor of South ampton, the Scutla•Wesuurn Comps propose Marling cm Wednesday an Intonational Esbiiitlas lIIICIMIMIL Wein from that town at a charge of k Id. the Moon ticket. This will be the cheapest trip ever Inman as dr South Western line, the distance between fteethaaetua sod Loudon being to miles. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RE-LatilE.—(llllB DAT.) 0 * The weatber einu Friday Lut has bar masediarly mid. sod thick and hazy, with occasional rain. Thal wind to-day is from the B.E. _ . . Por the peat +eek oar supply of &grads wheat was very much increased. Floor much more liberal, barley, bear, peas, sod tares. in improved quantity. Malt, a good ripply. Oats a fair quantity and a further supply of mustard seed, a little. canary, turnip, linseed, and rapeseed. Scotch er Irish now. Th•fonign supplies of wheat were very moderate, Etonian, Prussian, American, and Mediterranean for the most part ; a very small quantity of barrels of Amnion from home. A large of bane from the Bleck Sea. Oats extremely limited Dutch, sad Swedish. One of beans—Mediterresean. A little linseed and from the Baltic. Other seeds short.. — Today Wish wheat is offering at Is. to 2s. per quasar lea mosey this as this day week, bat waken tithing tjeForeign wheat is ls. lower but the trade is gess ttall. Vlosr is frd. per barrel cheaper, but with nothing doing. la barley grind* and distilling sorts are dull. Malting is ls. lower. English oats are rather thumper, but other desainione are about the dame veins es = Mooday last. Beans and pins are both without chaiige. &eds.-Seeds generally steady, eteept mustard, which is looking still further downwards. FLOATING CAIIOOIIB Is. cheaper, but business very slow. Arrivals of Seeds :-Fagliali : Tares, 466 ; Bowed, rapeseed, 29; mustard mad, 49t ; canary seed, 17 ; other seed, 172. Foreign : Linseed, 3,352 ; rapeseed, 3,092 ; einem seed. 1,602. W MAT. -English : Farm and Kent, mid* now, Ms, to 575.; ditto, fine old, 455. to 53a.; ditto, red, sow, 455. to 50a., ditto, Ave old, 53e. to 55a. ; Norfolk, he., Si. -a. to Dantose, 555. te 58a; Si., 56a. to 58n; extra, 58s. to 110 s.• Kossipbag, 49a. to 54..; ditto, 'atm, Mt. ta 1585.; Rostock, Ms. to Ms.; ditto. arks, 525. to Ms.; Mecklenburg, 50s. to 54.. • Uolownsark ditto, -a. ; Amarisaa white, 51s. to 56a.; ditto, red, 49.. as 515.; Canadian, 609. to 525. Iktazat-English malting, -a. to -a. ; las, 40s. ; 285. to 27c; and g distilling, 295. to 30s. per qr.; ialr' grusding, 245. to 285.; ditto distilling, 28s. to 33i. Mnur.-laeish, Beam sod Norfolk, 59a. to 635. ; ane. 113 n to 675. ; Einptois and Ware, 65a. to 705.; brows, 50a. to 58s. Oars-English feed, 21m. 0.1. to 23a. 04. ; pasta 26e. to 275. ; foreign, 235. to 26.. Snort -Ilagliab tick, 38e. to 40s. ; harrow, 39. to 43a. ; gr3Ba. to 39a. • fareagn, lionsgoaq2s. to 361. ; tins. t e o ' 37s. ; onigslerg, 38u to 39a. ; rasa, 32a. to 345. boilers, 40a. to 415.; w to and blue, 40s. I to 43e. ; maple, -s. to -8.; pey, 36.. to 38..; bag. a.. be 40a. ; foreign. 345. to 361. Ewan.-English town, 445. to 46u; Mr ins, 47a. to 61a.; mosstry, 42a. to 435. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 37e. to Ash; French, -a. to -a. psi emit; U.S. sweet. 275. to Ms.; Oasodion. 27.. to 30a.: Sponish. 39.. to 41s. lsnws Cons.-W bite, 30.. to 32.. ; yellow, 28e. FwArnso Camons, all C. F. sad 1.-Whent : Bet*. sooki and liationople, per 492312 a., 44a. to 46e. ; •Marks, 44.. to 475. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5., 425. to 442. ; whites 48s. to 50a. • Danube and °slats, Els. to 425. ; 32.. to 34a.. Bari.,: &option and Syria", par F4l = 24.. to 26e. ; Odessa sod Donobs, do., 24e. to Wk. Bear t Egyptian, per 480035.,30a. to 33e. Nai : Odessa sadCielot; per 4921 b., 31s. Od. to 32e. ; lbnil and Balgarien, per 4801ba., 31s. oi. to 325. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do.. 29.. to 301. ; ElerPram. to Sane. -Canary mad, per qr. 38s. to boa; Rawl , seed, per qr.. 3fai. to 425. ; Nuitord seed, p loshol, white, 7s. to 7s. 6.1. ; brans, Bs. to 9a. ; Liais ed , pot qr., (rushing, 60a. to Ms. • Linseed OWNS, War. Par 111. Os. to , 2/. Os. ; Ironton, thin, in brie., per t 12/. 00. to /21. 10s.; do., in boge,lll. Os. to 111. UM; Bab , . 01. to 01. Os.: Koresilles, 104 to 10/. 10s.: Raps cokes. 61. Our 71. ; Torso, per hosbol, winter, ss. to 6s. Od. ; Rope. mod, FLoglish, incur., 64.. to 72.. AZB:IVALB INTO LONDON TEM orrr. tt ro 81IPT. 27. Wbeat.,9•3ley. , Malt. 1 Osta. Ilkses Maur roar. OcesterLoa qrs. 1 qrs. pm qrs. gra lan. I bets mkt isslidt .. 0716 , 1278 11409 11010 944 1 606 t .. 14096 /0 , 4199 .. 1161'10 2062 I .... 12168 ' 1130 93 i 1674 1111 ISIOETS. —Wheat, 70 qrs.: barley, 343 lour, 262 cwt. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) RIZTRIN AND IRISH maciwierto TILIGRAFIL (►MON OUR OWN OORRRSPONDRNT.) Fair demand, parOculaiiy for American cottoc. Bales PAN= 5 . 0 00 laW. MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) SOGAL —A tar amount of Werra has been transacted at steady prices. Reined centimes dell of sale. Oomm.—The market is quiet, bat flava. Tai.—No Isles of impertaime have bees effected. Rios—The deemed has become inactive for all descrip tions. . . _ -- &rrox.—The market has again bees active ; about 3,000 bales sold at an advance of to id. per lb. The sales declared for the week are sot ism/took time for to-morrow consist of 760 casks of West India sugar ; 3,600 bags of coffee ; 1.000 bags of saltpetre ; 11,000 logs of nee, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY). The market is quiet :—Petersbuzi Y.C. ea ths spot is quoted 48s. 3d. ; October to Deostubsr. 48s. 3d. ; Jawasty to Mush. Os. PARTICULAMI OF TALLOW. Y; i - ant 100 i 1037