The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Commissioner Pion) li OZOILOL P!TCR 111111111 T. This was an examination meeting and application for an order of discharge. The bankrupt, George Peter Hussey, was described as of W Moe, near Sittingbourne, woolstapler. The amount due to unsecured creditors is returned at 6841. ; creditors holding security, 1304 On the creditor .ide of the account are bad debts, 3451. 15a. ; property given up to assignees, 271. la. ; property In the hands of creditors, 'MX ; deficiency, 1411. 4s. ; total, 8141. Mr. Aldridge, the crown solicitor (represented by Mr. SykesGeedday), appeared for the official 'soignee ; Mr. Bar good opposed the bankrupt. Mr. Sergood opposed as he said for the principal creditor, indeed the only creditor on the balance-sheet. They re further information ; it would also he neoessxy to show the manner in which the property had been dealt with. An adjournment was ordered t o the 26th of December next. RE DART ♦NNIE PATER. -A LADY SINGER IN COURT. This was an examination meeting. The nankrapt, Mary Annie rater, otherwise Mary Annie Lamm*. otherwise Mary Annie Macdonald, was described u of No. 6, Wre , them-villas, Wrothara-road, Canides-towe previously of Alfred-place, Bedford-square, previously of Deanatreet, Commercial-road East, professor of music. The bankruptcy took place upon the bankrupt's own peti tion on the 25th July last, and at the choice of assignees only one debt was proved by Mr. W. F. Butcher, of Elisa beth-place, Westminster-rod, house painter, for 201. The statement of accounts shows debts 151!. 9s. 9d. ; meets, " nil." The bankrupt stated her expenditure for the two years preceding herbankruptcy at the rate of 1201. peryaim The creditors, who comprise a considerable number of pub licans, are for "goods supplied, carriage hire, cab hire, and for money lent. The property is stated to consist of a stage wardrobe, valued at 5/. There are no books given up, but one bundle of receipts bills, and vouchers. The Commissioner—Well, this bankrupt appears to owe 1511., and there is not a farthing for anyooe. Mr. Wright, who represented the creditor, Mr. Butcher, said that be understood this was a lady professes of music, who ought, therefore to pay her debts. Mr. Sargood said that she was not able to pay. She bad been left adrift in the world, and had to get her living the best way she could. Mr. Wright said the fact was that this was the lady known as Mrs. Lawrence at the popular music belle, and he was informed that she was making 500/. or 800/. a year. The Commissioner granted an adjournment until the 26th of the present month. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW.STREET. WRITING THRZATICNING LITTERS TO THE FIECRITART O► STATE. ----- George Winter , of 16, Newcastle-court, currier, an elderly man of shabby and dirty appearance, was brought up in custody of Inspector Mackenzie. of the F division, on a warrant chargieg him with unlawfully writing and seeding to the Right Hoo. Sir Georg e Grey, Bart., one of her Ma. jeety's principal Secretaries o f State, a letter threatening to shoot him with a pistol. Mr. Pollard, from the office of the solicitor to the Treasury, conducted the proucutioo. The following letter was put in in evidence, and was read to the court by Hr. O'Brien, the second clerk : " To Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Home Deportment, Oct. 13, 11162. " I have repeatedly seat letter after letter and received no answer. Provided the Asylum business of Coln y Hatch is not attended to by 12 o'clock this day, I shall discharge my doable-barrelled pistol the first opportunity that offers.—l am your humble servant, George Winter, 16, Newcastle. court." On the dy leaf was written as follows :—" To J. H. Cole, Esq. I demanded my rights openly at St. Paul's before the congregation. They said I aimed at the archbishop, Matthew . Mark, Luke, and John. The bell was tolling for the corpse. The moment I reached the bottom step my rights in the asylum I demanded, or the keys and organ, Allowed by the authonty of the Queen. Some gentlemen pulled me down on the chair. I shall indict them for an assault and bat tery. Be careful that Ido not mistake you for the Secre tary of State. lamin no way particular." There were in the hands of the officer numerous other letters, one of which bore the portentous heading " Blood for so pus," and commenced with the words, • Bucking. ham Palace is Dot yet taken." They were all enclosed in the official envelopes of the Paymaster-General's Depart ment, and addressed to Mr. Cole. Mr: James Henry Co a clerk to the Treasury. I rewired the letter produced yesterday. The envelope u ad. dressed to me. The letter I. dated October 13,1862, but the post mark on the envelope is September 17. Mr.. Elisabeth Brown —I am the wife of William Brows, deputy at a lodgiug.bouse io Newcastle-court. The primmer lodges at our house. I know hu haodwritieg. I saw him write this letter. I did not read it, but I savr it in his baud, and I cars swear to it. Dr. Richard Rudd Painter, F.R.C.S.E.—I have seen the prisoner this morning, and have had conversation with him. He tells me that Sir George Grey is shot, and that be (the prisoner) is accused of having done it ; but that it wee a soldier that did the act. I have no doubt that he is of ow. sound mind. -- SW. Hoary—lmam ? Dr. Painter-Clearly so. The praoner—Dr. Milme. bee forgiven me. Dr. Painter—He asked me who had the greatest power, Sir George Grey or Dr. Milman. I said one had great power in the rhumb and the other in the government. Ha then said that in that case he thought he should not be banged, an Dr. Milman had forgiven him. The prisoner —And I have been in the cathedral every day since. Mr. Henry—What cathedral ? The prisooar—fit. Paul's CathedraL And Dr. Milman has forgiven or. Mr. Henry—And therefore you think you will not be hanged ? The prisoner —I should think there was no occasion for anything of that sort, as be h a s forgiven me. Mr. Henry- I think this had better be treated em a matter of inanity at once. Mr. Pollard—lf you think so, air. Mr. f i zz —I will have him alsoemmined by the doctor of ths Mr. Pollard—Very well, pr. There are soveral other letters in the bands of the polio,. Mr. Henry—What is known of him? Inspector Mackenzie—He was originally a currier, and worked for Messrs. Bases and Sans. He has been men asylum as a lunatic, and is now in great distress. Mr. Henry.-Does the landlady think he is insane? Mrs. Brown—He always seems right. Mr. Henry—He says be has shot Sir George Grey. Mrs. Brown—l never beard him say anything like that before. He seems m sensible as me. He pays U. a night for hie lodgiags, and if he has anything extra he pays for it accordingly. The prisoner was then taken to the workhouse to be examined by the pariah surgeon, with a view to his removal to Harwell Asylum. SOUTH WARS. DESPERATE HIGHWAY ROBBERY. ✓o.eph Bill, NirMel Afinton, arid George Pirko?, three powerful I..ciiiiug fellows, were brought before Mr. Burchani, charged with committing • savage assault on • gentleman named Hughes, and robbing him of • gold watch and chain. It appeared from the evideoee of Police-constable 207 X that he was on duty at two o'clock in the morning in Black manvereet, when he saw a gentleman come out of a public houw surrounded by a number of ruffians, who pushed him about is a garage manner. Witness ran to his assistance, sod he distinctly saw the prioncers leave him sod run across the road. The gentleman called out, "Those men have got my watch and chain." Witness pursued the prisoners and caught bold of Hill, at the same time requesting ► soldier to follow the others and not lose sight of them. They (Minton and rickenl, however, attacked the soldier in • brutal manner when they found he was following them ; but be got up and with the assistance of another man further pursued them and saw them taken into custody. 'They were all searched at the station-house, but neither watch nor chain was found on them. Mr. Burnham asked whether the gentleman who had been robb e d was in atteodanee The cooatahle replied that he was not, and be did not think he would be in attendance. He, however, had been severely knocked about. The prisoners denied all knowledge of the gentleman or hi! watch. Dlr. Lurch's= observed that a desperate robbery had been committed, and he could not allow such character, as the prisoners to escape from justice. He should therefore re tuaud them all until Monday Desk, when ao doubt the pro secutor would be in attendance. WESTMINSTER. RAMP AT TEE LIHTINTION EITEIDIRMENT DEPARTMENT. Gearae Gardner won charged with stealing two legs of lamb, and a quantity of ham and beef under the following chnimatanoes: Joseph William, mid be wu a timekeeper in the em ploy of Mews. Morriab and Company, the contractors to the Refreshment Department, International Exhibition, who had upwards of 100 persona in their employ, and it was his duty to look after the time of the men, and to sae that they took nothing out at night, as they had plenty given them, but it was neceuary to look very sharp after them with so many men am- Played. At 6 o'clock last night he was looking after the men ui the usual way, arid, a the prisoner passed out, witmes noticed that he looked very bulky, sod stopped him. He then gave him over to a constable, when the meat produced was (rand nom him. John Broderick, 476 X, proved searching the prisoner, in company with another constable, when the meat was found commuted in his jacket pockets. Be said when taken into custody that the foreman of the cutting room had given bin the mast. Defeedant mad that sometimes if the men wanted some meat the men in the larder would give them some for their ,nipper. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1862. Mr. Arnold thought this a very large supper. Prisoner here said that Lockwood, one of the cutters, gave him the ham. Robert Lockwood was then called, and denied ever having given him anything. •••••• ' " • • John Page, civil engineer, in the employ of the Mews. Morrish, said he WM instructed to my that the men had no authority to give anything away. Mr. Arnold remanded the cese till Wednesday. for the production of the superintendent of the department. WANDSWORTH. PLATE ROBBERS. Three young men, who gave the semen of George Fromick, • clerk; Geurge Wood, • labourer; and lama Mon, a ' hawker, were placed in the dock before Mr. Wyman, I charged with being coucerned in stealing a quantity of I valuable plate from the residence of the Rev. James Gill man, of No. 6, Wimbledon-park-road. It appeared that about 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon last one of the female servants named Corbould placed several articles of silver upon a bed in the front dressing room on the second floor for a short time, before putting away the plate thatwas not wanted h for WC As she heard the downstairs siiz about ten rattle on the bed, and she called out to know who was in the room, but she received no answer. She then tried to open the door, but found it fastened on the inside. Assistance was obtained, and it was found that the window of the room was open. An entreat* to the room was effected by means of a ladder, and the door was opened. The servant then missed all the plate with the exception of a silver waiter, which appeared to have been left behind in a hurry. She also found the bedroom adjoining had hem entered, and two drawers opened in which jewel boxes were placed. They were broken open, and an empty watch case left on the table, and it could not be ascertained at present whether any jeweils= been taken, as the young lady, the' owner, WM The door of the bedroom was also fas tened on the inside. The servant at the time saw a pony and cart standing on the opposite aide of the road. One man was sitting in the cart and another was feeding the pony. A boy, named Angel, identified the three prisoners, and stated that he saw Ward come out of the Rev. Mr. Gill man's house with something red in his baud, sad he got into the cart, and they all drove away As fast as they Could. Two police constables of the N division saw them close up to Ho:ton-mum Two of the prisoners got out of the cart and entered •ooffee-house, and the other drove the pony and cart away. The suspicious of the police ware aroused by seeing the two prisoners come out shortly afterwards with an alteration in their dress. They were not then taken into custody, hut when they were they denied all knowledge of the robbery and the pony and cart. The prisoners were moulded. MYSTERIOUS DEATH OP A YOUNG LADY. An inquiry waa opened by W. Carter, Esq., wooer for the eastern division of Surrey, lest evening, at the Boileau Ana, Barnes, touching the death of a female unknown. James Parker, a labourer, employed at the Waterworks, Barnes, deposed that on Wedoesday afternoon, about ball past IO o'clock, from information given to him, he went to the bank of the river and saw the body of a woman lying there, it having evidently been washed up by the ebb tide. He had the body conveyed to the above house. In hie opinion the decried had been in the water only a few boon. Mr. P. E.. Banos, thecoostable of the pariah, said he took charge of the body and searched the attire. In the pocket of the dram was • parasol, • bunch of keys, a pencil-case, a real of cotton, • waistband, two steel pens and a holder, • glass bottle containing ink, and half a dozen sheets of note paper. He also founds small pocket-book containing • letter without • signature (the coolants which were not allowed to transpire) ; two duplicate*, one for • gold watch pledged for 3i. 5a., and the other • gold chain and charms for 2/., the latter being pledged in the name of Mrs. Smith. 4, Ifrd• cottages. In the front of her dress was a valuable agate brooch, and in each ear was a roeoent gold earring. Mary An Hall deposed that she *tangoed the body, and found • bruise oa the face, and another hada; the thigh. In her mouth wee throat part of • veil or bonnet fall. Her attire consisted of a black silk dress, two white petticoats, white calico drawers embroidered at the bottom; white flannel Guernsey shirt, calico chemise, cotton Meek. logs, knitted garters, and kid boot., with military heels. The drawers and chemise bad the words "E. M. Pitts." The bones* was of whits lawn, but crumpled and nearly torn in half. The loomed coroner said it was a ewe which could not then be decided upon, and be should advise that the inquiry should be adjourned. ANOTHER CHILD MURDER.—This morning in formation was forwarded to the different police stationed the discovery of soother female child, brutally murdered, and the body concealed is • hedge in Windmill-lams, • short distance from the Beddington Railway Station, Croydon. The body was taken charge of by Inspector Frazer, of the P division of metropolitan police, and examined by Dr. Shorthouse, of Croydon, and there is no doubt that a mar. der has been committed, and every exertion is being made to discover the perpetrators. GAROTTE ROBBERY IN WHITE HART-lITRIET, rellonT.LANE.—('rum DAT.)—This morning, at about 4 o'clock, as Mr. Palmer Taylor, of Drury-lane, sur. pon, was returning home after attending a patient, b e , was attacked in White Hart-street by two men, who rushed upon him from a doorway in which they had lain concealed until be came up. They knocked him down, and took from him his watch, chain, and appendages, value 101. Owing to the darkness of the spot and the suddenness of the attack, and of their Right, Mr. Taylor saw them but imperfectly, and was not able to describe them very accurately. A man, sunward to be one of them, was apprehended and taken to the station. house, in Bow-street, but as Mr. Taylor was unable to iden tify him, be was discharged. The police have given the usual notices, with description of the stolen watch, dc., to the various pawnbrokers. " BARON " DR CAMIN IN THE COUNTY COURT.— Is the Sheffield County Court yesterday " Baron " de Camin, the " Anti-Po pe ry lecturer," was summoned by Mears. Parson and Brsilsford, printers, for • sum of 11, Its, for printing done some mouths ago. The"Barooess" appeared and admitted the debt, offering to pay fie. • meth. The plaintiffs, however, u rged ‘ for an order for payment forthwith, stating that ' Baron" de Canna bad obtained credit by representing that be had landed estates in France, and promising to pay on receipt of the rents. The "Baronets' said she and her husband were in exile and not able to pay more. The plaintiffs replied that they would readily accept Ra a week, if they believed the " Baron " honestly intended to pay, but that he had given • false address to both them and the comity court bailiff ; that the bailiff bad only been enabled to serve the " Baron" by dogging him along the streets ; and that, if an order was not made for immediate payment, they would never be able to get the money. The court Made as order for payment forthwith. " ORDER " IN THE PRUSHIAN CHANDBER.-000 of the incidents to which the debate in the Preemies Cham ber of Deputies has given rise, is whether it Is competent for the president to call a minister to order. IL Schulzes having complained that the Minister of War was not called to order for sonic expressions used by him in the course of the debate, Vice-President Behrend replied that it was the duty of the President to decide whether there was ground for a call to order, but that in the present case he could not adopt such a course, as the minister had not the bosonr of being • member of the house. M. Waldeck maintained the right of the President to call a minister to order, and said that members would be deprived of their rights if the President did not protect them from such language as was used by the Minister for War. The Minister of Finance declared that the ministers of the King, even if members, would not submit to a call to order by the President. and that they did not mean in their quality of ministers to be brought under the discipline of the President. This remark was received with sensation by the Chamber, and Vice-President Behreod declared amidst loud cheers that the minister had offended the dignity of the house in saying that though a deputy he would not submit to a call to order, after which the house adjourned, 'Tar SrocK or Corrow.—After a lengthened period of depression, it is cheering to find that there is some rally in the estimated stock of cotton on hand at Liverpool. which it is also confidently alarmed is under stated. The movement of the stock in the monad half of the yecr has been as follows, as compared with the corre sponding period of 1861 and 1860 : - - Int 1861. 18410. Bales. Bales. Bales. Stock. July 4 .... 124.950 .... 1,106,300 .... 1,298490 „ 11 116,980 .... 1.101.730 .... 1,247,990 „ „ 12 .... 116,496 .... 1,1163,710 .... 1,287,620 23 .... 171,430 .... 1,001,090 1.263.230 I .... 101,600 .... 1,019.100 .... 1,111,370 .... 166,790 .... 969.960 .... 1,2'3,710 „ „ 16 .... 126,310 .... SHAW .... 1.157.590 23 .... 92.420 .... 912,130 .... 1,128,210 00 .... 629.0 .... 897.110 .... 1,093,200 ..Sept. 6 .... 69.110 .... 190.060 1,022.370 The quantity expected to corm to band before the clams of the year is estimated at 500,000 to 600,000 balsa, mid as the home consumption bu been reduced to a weekly average of 25,350 bales as compared with a weekly average of 46.240 bales last year, while the export bu also been reduced to an aversie of 8.740 bales per week, it appears probable that during the next three months some increase of stock will be witnessed. 84seeld this prove to be the case, the worst phase of the crisis will have been traversed, as every month must increase the productibility of the sew sources of supply now in coons of developmeat.— Tines. LONDON RIFLI BRIOADE.—The prize compe tition of this corps will commence on Thursday, the 2wl of October next, sod the committee have announced that prizes of the aggregate nine of 2not. will be shot far. The prize list includes preeentatious from the Lord Mayor, Major-General Bowlee, Baron Rothschild, M.P., Mr. Alderman Neehi, the Lady Mayoress, &c. Wiese Prizes : Lieutenant-Colonel Werde, Major Rose, Captain Gardiner, the Officers of the Brigade, Officers e ,f K Comps'''. Special Prizes : Messrs. Silver and C o ., b es id es which the 0 Company special prizes are to be competed for. The G Oompwy have obtained permission from the corn. mending o for their prize shooting to take piece on the 25th instant, when a ladies' prize, value W. lie., and four other prizes, value shoot 151.. promoted by the Atoms of the company, will be oontended for. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE or =or= MACY'S.) DONCAf3TER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) DONCASTER STALES. Bookmtknm Town Conned(W ..• 5 ran. MATCH. Clarion beat Hightown. MATCH. Oakapple beat Trajanns. DON STAKES. Wirsgrave best Johnny Armstrong. sivsErsTAKFA OF 2(X) SOVS. Argonaut ... flarbatus a ... Citadel ••• ••• PARKHILL STAKES. I mpera trice ... Hurricane ••• ••• Maid of Kasha; f DONCASTER CUP. Trm Wbiffier Backstops ... Zetland 7 ran. NURSERY PLATE. One mile. Melasdra. Ass Alb ; ; Tippler, Ast 61b ; Queen Bertha, 84 41b ; Richard. tat Sib ; Berchetties. Ast 31b ; Canape, get 31b ; Weatherby, 84 21b ; Lure, Set ; Weatberbow, Bet ; Countess. Bst ; Amazonian, Ast ; Battery, lit 91b ; Donnybrook, 74 Alb; Declaration, 7st 71b; Vilbleasca, 7st 71b ; Birdlime 7st 71b ; Dirt Cheap, 7st 51b ; Lady Su perior, 7st 41b ; Herdsman, 74 41b ; Oak Apple, 7st 21b ; Cheerful, 7st 21b ; Paddy O'Rourke, 7st 21b ; Trump Queen, Tat 21b ; Lneretia, let llb ; Traaedian, 7st ; Harvest Moon, ; Serf, Tirt ; Foie de Ores, 7st ; Smoke, 6st 131 b ; Odin., Est 121 b ; Piece, Est 101 b ; Mountain Maid, 6st 1016 ; Vialiss, 6A 1014 ; Tassel, Est 101 b ; Jet c, fist 71b ; Bone, Get Mb ; Novara, Est. All are here. LATEST REWIND. DONCASTER CUP. Ewes on Tim Muffler (t) 3 W 1 apt Bankston' (t) sto 1 Wallace (t) 10 to 1 Sal (of) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAN.-(THIS DAY.) The English wheat this week is moderate in supply. Flour limited. Barley and malt very scanty. Oats, beaus, and peas not large. Bootch and Irish oats none arrived this week. The foreign supplies of wheat continue liberal. Res. also and Prussian flour, none fresh arrived since Wedollllldll36l liberal total. Barley a little is addition to that day's quantity, Prussian. Oats very moderate, those fresh, Russian and Dutch. A. parcel of - Russian linseed ; all other sorts very short supply. The wheat trade to-day is extremely quiet, with a very small attendance of buyers, and to effect sales rather lees money must be taken for anything under the finest de scriptioas. Flour equally dull. Barley about the same value as on Monday. Oats are very slow, and quotations are barely main- Weed. Beans and peas steady. Seed& —lll%ll4lrd seed drooping in value and worth Ti. to 7s. ed. per bushel only. Linseed and rapeseed firm. Other sales without alt ration. FLOAIING CAILGOILS of 11111 descriptions very steady. E444X and Kent, white, use, be.. tc 60..; ditto, floe old, 48s. to 565.; ditto, red, new, 48a. to 535., ditto, fine old, 56e. to 58a. ; Norfolk, ke., Line old, —4. to —s.; red, new, —.. to —O. Foreign : Dantric, 575. to 58e.; See, 58s. to 80a.; extra, 60s. to 11 21.; Kooigsbag, 51a t o 56a; ditto, extra, 58s. to ON.; Restock, kis. to 555.; ditto, extra, 51a. to 565.; Ilecklenburg,.s2s. to 565. ; Uckermark ditto, —a. ; American white, 53e. to 58a.; ditto, red, 51a to 533.; °sandhi°, 525. to 54.. B•ll.ll7.—Ersslish melting, —s. to —t. ; floe, —e.; grinding, 27.. so 28s ; and distilling, 30s. to 31.5. par qr. ; lareiga grinding, 23.. to 29a.; ditto distilling, 29e. to 34.. Max.—English, Roar: and Norfolk, 595. to IS3a. ; Sew Ms. to 50a. to 5867 n ; kingston and Ware, 65e. to 70..; brows, s. -- 6..A. - = - -Eaglish feed, 21e. Od. to 23a Od. ; potato 25.. to 275. ; foreign, 22e. to 26.. BRANS.-English tick, 38.. to 40a ; barrow, 39. to 43a. ; r 38.. to 39a. ; foreign, Malaga's, 325. to 365. ; tick, t i o ' 37a. ; Konigsberg, 38e. to 39.. ; Egyptian, 321. to 34,.. NAL-English boilers, 40.. to 41a.; white and Mee, 40a to 435. ; maple, -s. to --s.. grey, 36.. to 38..; hog, 38. to 40a. ; foreign. 345. to 35e. Fr oun.-English town, 44.. to ditto fine, 47.. to country, 42.. to 43a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 37.. to 39a.; French,--a to -a. pee sack; U.S. sweet. 275. to 30a; Canadian. 27.. to 305.: Spanish, 39.. to 41.. INDIAN CORM-White. 30.. to 32.. ; yellow, 28.. to 30.. FLOATING CARGOES, all C. F. and L-Wheat Mardi. saski and Mariano*, per 4921 M, 44.. to 16s. ; Ohirka, 44a to 475. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 be., 425. to 441. ; white. 48.. to 50s. ; Danube and Galata, 39a. to 42.. ; Egyptian. 32.. to 34e. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per Alba. 245. to 25a. ; Odessa and Drunks, do., 2k. to 25.. Beans Egyptian, per 4901ba.,30.. to 33.. Maim : Odessa and Galata, per 4121 be., 31s. Od. to 32.. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, pr 480 Th.., 31s. Od. to 325. ; French, do., -a. to -a s eAmrican, do., 29.. to 30.. ; Egyptian, -s. to -a. seed, per qr., 38s. to 545. ; Hemp seed, par qr., 384. to 42..; Mustard seed, per bushel. white, 7s. to 7s. 6d. ; brown, 131. to 9.. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 614. to 625. ; Linseed cakes, English, per tea 111. Os. to 121.0 e. ; American, thin, in kis., pot t.a. 121. Ob. to 121. 10s.; do., in bep,lll. Oa. to 111. 10s.; Rah , . M. to 01. lb.: Marseilles, 101. to 101. 10s.: Rape cakes, 6i. Onto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 5.1. to 6.. 03. ; Repa ssed, Ileglish, per qr., 645. to 72a. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEPT. IS TO SEPT. 19. Wheat 1220 English and Seoich. Intl.lntl. ForsUc. Barley 1 IA I .... 1 11270 Oats Malt 1230 . ... Flour, English, 810 sacks; foreign, 19070 barrels, 70 sacks. MINCING LANIL—(THIS DAY.) SOGAE.—The market coutinues quiet, but former pekes are fully supported the the quantity of West India offering being limited, also restrict. business. A small quantity of Cubs Muscovado has been disposed dab 375. Refiued remains dull. and prices are easier. Brown lumps offering at 48., Corium—There isagood inquiry for all descriptions at firm prima . . . . . Tel—There is more business doing, sod full prices are Paid. COCOA has sold steadily at full prices ; grey West India, 53a. 6d. to Mt ; middling to fine red, 625. 6d. to 884. lid. Rice.—Common qualities are still inquired for, but the market generally is quiet. Faurr.—There continues to be a brisk demand for new cornets st full prices. Rms.—About 150 auks sold Mauritius, at la. 5d., and Jamaica at price sot reported. Smote generally are steady, but the demand is not very active ; 300 bags of Singapore black pepper sold for cash at Correa. —A limited business only his been transuded, bat prices are firmer. Broach sold at 201., good fair Western, 160. cash. Jura.—Thedrsite to make sales has very much increased, and prices have further declined, making a total redaction from the highest point of 81. to 101. Harr.—The market for Russian is steady, at 401. for clean. INDIOO.—For the next quarterly salsa of East India, 900 chests an now declared. COCHLVKAL IS i 0 good request. About 500 bags sold since the law public sales, at firm prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT). The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 475. net ash; Petersburg Y.O. on tbe spot, 48e.; October to December, 435. 3d. ; January to Much, 495. 3d. HIDE MARKET.-THIS DAY.) :-561ba. to 6411;5. 3d. to ; 641ba. to 721ba., 3:0. to 30. ; 721bt. to 9011 a., 3PL to ; BMbs. to 8811.., 4d. to 40. ; Mks. to 961b5., 40. to stl; 961bs. to 104115., 51. to 50. Hens hicks, Bs. to 10s. 6d. Calf skins, light, 2s. &L to3e. 641. ; fall. BILIVONDSZY.—Sheep skins, Os. Od. to Ot Od. ; polled. ss. 6d. to 7s. Od. ; halibreds, 4s. 6d. to 55.; downs, 3s. 6d. to 4a. Od. ; lambs, 3a. Od. to 55.98. BOROUGH HOP MARKET . -(THIS DAY.) Newt% Attendee sod Smith report the demand active for the new growth, of which there u now a good sliptr a Currency :—Kid and Ent Keats, 51. to ; Keats, 51. to 91. ; Sum:, 61. 10e. to 81. Be. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls Bad Lambton, 17r. 6d. ; Walls End Hostirell, llle.; Walls End Stewart., 17a. Bd. ; Walls End Ti.., 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Trimdon Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. • Walls Rod Hartlepool, 17a. 6d. ; Walla End Braddyla Hatton. 17s. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16e. 6d.; Walls End South Kelloe, 17e. ; Walls End Haugh Hall. 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Cramp. 172. ; Walls End Kelloe. 17a. 3d. ; Walla End Eden Main, 16e. 6d. ; Walla End South Durham. 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Trimdon Thornley. lbs. 6d. ; Walls End Framwellgate. 16s. lid. ; Walla End Belmont, 16.. 3d.; Holywell, 15a. Wykm, lbs. 9d ; Tanlleld Moor Butes, 13a. ; West Hartley, 16e. ; Beholds Hartley, 16e. ; Hastings Hartley, 165.-57 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SHARE NARNETS. 1 " 1111 " 0 01. Sian, 18.-ealea to-day :--Oreat Eastern, t 7 7- Lnrrhlre and Yorioddre, tai i t - laaassia. .nd Wei-London and North Western, 114-Ilasette•txr, and Llnoolnahure. 1/04-111inand, 101 f i * f-North Stafford -41-80nth laikera, WA-Great batembourn sham, 14 tale x D.-Sambre and Menne, 10f-Ditto, Five-and-a-8W per Cent., • 11-111. 3 !lee SHARE LISTS,-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The railway market is quiet to-day, and prices in most instances are quoted the same as_yeeterday. The tendency, however, is still good. Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern stocks have improved } per cent., and Great Eastern, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93 to } ; Great Western, 66 to } ; Mid 129} to 130; Lancashire and Ymkaliire, 1011} to 109 ; South Eastern, 831 to 84 ; Caledonian, 109 to } ex div. ; Great Eastern, 46# to; ; Great Northern, 123 to 124 ; and London and South Western, 99 to 100. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have receded LAIL cent.,raw railway sh ares now qnotel2i for.tO 4 prem i Western of Canada are needy. are AND 1 MAW 114aWATIk T l-11 i 8 6* 86 $7 1W It* zd • II; 1 I • • 41 43 O 10 id •0 •! 1.1 la. r ~ 105 106 id 40, 47f U 44 11 11.1 133 140 16111 IU 127 f 34 lit 155 104 WIS Of 661 54 66 1061 16161 06 67 121 In 66 45 41 Of CialTliTatsotja . ii.ilt -- . - . Dark and Haddon 116p.0 Oordwall, 6 per mad. laialtitabott Aber.Pia. Ufa.* lilkagew ` .cam folla.,Pertb.bois.p.t. 04.1.mtara.Z. C. ~6p. ant., No. 1 do. Na p s do. 6 portantig Do. Do. Z. Ameba A, g p. e lag Oa A. f par cent D.Usloa.4p. ragas Do. do. 6 par mat. gas Do. 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LagJoai T.r. iL., • Woo ntoo.wo . lirisf I_ _4_ ti l II i s 2 LIM If ri Ila DI! 114 18 114 100 II: ;109 111 I I , idls lb ipas eOa pee 1100 103 1 . 4 i 1 3 din 4 Pa' If ipo 1 pm I 1 iq 11 eAls pm ,_g le ii ii iiip• i die par 16 SO 6 6 611 I 6 284 Pa 84 66 ;iiii 136 I ) -41 JOINT no= &LIMA 19,010 IN dam and IL S. Sark .1 10,000 1 1116 Alitansetna.aldurpooll 21.600 69 AnairaNdo 10,000 II Bank of 424 6,000 165 blot of London 01,0001 N Denali P. Atoorlos 12,6001 SO Cliar.Bk.Brii. Columbia 11,9001 10 C. an. Wu...Au ~ , , W O6 N Quirt. Moro. of Did* Loa., and China 6001 100 laty 10,09 1 100 Ooloalal 4 44100,10.11 , 00 e. of Canada 250001 10 I Knot A 4.10 ii, k 4A 111,000 100 Hinduan. Clilnadisp.(L)l 10.0,u00. lull Imperial Bulls, Waited! 10,0u0 10i Loodou and Brazilian- 1 26,0e0 10 Lou. to uma of mum 66,000 20 Do. Nan 16,000 60 Londomi and Comity .. • 10,100 60 Ludes Joint alma - wiroo 10 Landon & Soon Afriau 10 SOO 100 ,Loa and Westminster 10,500 100 i/datro. & Prov. Bank (L 60,000 100 INN. Prom. of Ind 10000 60 !nano= book 80,400 IFS 45,000 14.010. 4 • 4,4 10,060 m•OU IN••• (loath Welds 1 Orlosital Book Domani lOttomao lomk ..... •• • i Do. New Proirludu Lrodaaa.• w_s (bath Auwral s ; 55 Union ol 10 , Union of Ireland (Ust.). Ituaugi od lOUIGN 011LIGATII ZAILVIATIL it If .I DT'VZ:!!!: IM all Lausanne land Fribourg 1111 ell North. of Yratuss 3p. at N all Do.(lataCharlerol)3lp.c. all Paris& 4012'6 percent. 1111 _ Now par eent... lit aigallmadkgoripaaa. a all 4141445Vaa.114. fib ell al WAN. . Hales. 660 ` 310 6t. l eoromercl4l lOO 153,000 81 Do. 4 p.ct.Prot. NJ's NO 8.021N6W IL , Bost nod West India 100 138 135 '14041310 , 86 ,' Loodou 100 00 82 61 11919.1100 84.. 184. Lasharlike lOO 59 61 1131,1935 84. ,Sonthaniptos 1100,009 84. Victoria lBll 16 100 &WO. 24 . Do. New SORZION SALINA! /unman. f (Adak; LYS. IPSO liih - .IkT.T Pa a ,t 1 t dil Pa id " .1y IS} 14 Rd TRAFFIC RICTUB.N& RAILWAY/ Mum Pea- Mee- Told, Total, open seniors ebandlot UM 1861 Week ending August 30 e a a Grand Trunk otemoota 1090 6,038 7,107 12,046 12,270 Weak ending Sept. 7. Antwerp & Itotlerdam .. 8 9 eBB 1,677 1,698 Ottoman week ending Sept. 12 Belfast &N. Counties— . 1. •—• alreilftl and Memo 1,441 849 1,113 LIN 2.212 1,358 1,480 Wadi ming Mg& 11. North llaslign 6lll 10.678 25,107 41,985 45,631 Btookton and Darlington lB3 1,183 8,009 9,186 7,406 West Flanders West ending Sept. 14. Belfast and County Down 49 538 14! 030 728 6004 and Caster Gross Western Loo .Chathara. and Dover 75 5.664 700 earn 2,312 Midland North British Scottish Centrni — 1, 1 165 2,162 4027 3.996 Shropshire Union Ol9 360 650 900 905 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Two o'Cuy-s. The stock and share markets continue quiet. Consols are quoted about the same as at the elos yesterday. The tendency of English railway shares is still upwards, but the variations in prices to-day are unimportant. Turkish Coned:did& exhibit less firmness. Spanish securities are steady. Consols are now quoted 931 to I for money, and 931, " buyers," for the Bth of October. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1 ; ditto for account, 93k ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 1 ; Bank Stock, for account, 241 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 108/; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100 i ; ditto Bonds, 275. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1042 ; ditto Five-and-a• Ralf per Cont., 1111 ; Exche quer Bills, June, 205., 23a., prem. ; ditto March, 17.., 205., prem. _ _ . The foreign stock market is not quite so active to-day. The Turkish Consolides are less firm, at 371 to 2, although the announcement has been made that the dividend on the issue of 1860 was met in due oourse. Other Turkish securities are without change. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 841 to 84 ; that of 1858, 66 to 1 ; and that of 1862, 3 to 21 die. Mexican Bonds are firmer, at 331 to 2. Spanish securities are without variation of importance. Italian Five per Cents. are steady. The scrip of the Russian Loan is quoted 1 to prem., being firm ; Venezuelan, It to 2 prem., being slightly lower ; Portuguese, 21 to pram.; and Peruvian, 1 to 0/ dia., showing an advance of per cent. Transactions are ieoorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 1868, 1860, 931 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661 ; ditto Four Cent. Certificates, 103 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 901 ex div. ; ditto second issue, 401. paid, 6 prem., exdiv. ?Italian Five per Cents.,for account, 701, ; Mexican Three per Cents., account, 331, 1,1 ; Portuguese Three per Cente., 1863, for account, 461 ; ditto scrip, 15/. paid, 21, 1 prem. ; Russian Five per Cents, for account, 96 ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents. paid-up scrip, 941 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 541 • ditto New Deferred Three ' per Cents., for account, 4:41 ; do. Passive, 201,1, 1,1 ; I ditto Certificates, 10, 91 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 85 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, far account, 661, ex div. ; ditto 1882, scrip, 501. paid, 21, Q dis. ; ditto paid up scrip, 661, f. Fota o'Czocx. Consols are without change, at 931 to for money, and 93/ to 1 for the account. There was a brisk demand for money yesterday, and in some quarters no business was transacted below 2 per cent. The more general quotation, however, was 11 to 2. At the Bank there was an increased inquiry, probably owing to the revenue payments Lining due at this period of the year. The City of Washington, from New York, has 87,0001. in specie on freight. The steamer Ceylon, which will leave to morrow, will take in specie 172,6011, of which 86,7111 is gold, and the rest silver. The fallowing are the particulars, via.:—For Alexandria, gold, 49,0001. ; for Mauritius, gold, 30,0001. ; for Cey lon, gold, 3,500/. • for Madras, gold, 3,211/., and silver, 46,580/. ; for Singspoe, silver, 6,0001. • for Hong Kong, silver, 16,5501. ; and os Sininghae, silver, 17,760/. A better feeling prevailed in the cotton market yesterday. The sales were 2,000 bales. There was a further decline in jute yesterday, making a total reduction of 91. per ton from the late highest point. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 17, oompared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 9,074,179 leeresse ;886,960 Other deposits Government securities is banking deportment Othersecurities m banking department Coin and bullion in both __ _ departments 17,385,753 Decrease 21:,765 Serra day arid other Lahr 816,832 Dearer@ 42,983 The Rest . 5,646,5 . 96 loaner 3,990 Notes to morn 10,420,600 looms, 23;135 T 0443 rearm Notes /scan L basking department). 11,221,590 Demise 4,388 None of the alterations this week in the Bank return are of a large amount. Together they point to a trifling increased demand for money. The exports of specie and withdrawals in connexion with the harvest have occasioned a moderate de cline in the stock of coin and bullion. BANK OF INGLAND.—As raw Vb.. a is *O6 tbs 17, 1622. _MI7I DEP/ mint rusettat to the Act 7th mass ea Wohmoday, Sept. Nola. freed 1131.214.1161 Waal DI Propitiators' Capital X 14.661,000 gat .64e,t10e Public Deposita (in cluding lizehes Bay. Banks, Can oga. ad National ci;;;;;•nt 6•14-411.015.10. Other oectuitise • MUM* Gold coin snit Wl lion bullion /31.21066 Uebt,~effi Div. Acct.) Other Deposita... 'Seven day and other 816,11.12 a4t,stkn4 Sept 18, 184. II k7a•_ Al;a1;11;g Dead Weight An nuity) Other Bemilise Note* Gold sad Sawa Cots 801,098 0.41.91.4.:1fi ILUMIALL. Mist emitter. THURSDAY 417:1M10, Consols, which closed yestera;;Tai93i to fur the Bth of October, opened this morning at the same quotation, but closed at 931 to I. For money the last price was 93} to 0. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 930, t, 1 ; ditto for aceouet, 930 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 9li, 92 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 13 1-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 i, 1091, 1080 ; ditto, for account, 108} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100}; Five per Cent. "enfsoed" rupee paper, 1040, 1051 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cont., 112, 1111. In foreign stocks the market has for the moment assumed a quieter appearance. Mexican has ex perienced the greatest amount of variation ; and the price, which at one time was near 34, closes at the quotation of the previous evening, 33 to The amount of this stock is about 10,000,0001., and there is 25 per cent, of overdue dividend accumu lated on the bonds, which have been previously held more extensively in Holland and iu this country than elsewhere. If a speculation in Paris should set in for the purchase of this stock, the further advance it may attain will depend ou the eltent to which the French houses may be disposed to carry their orders, which will be mainly forwarded to Amsterdam and to London for execu tion. Spanish Passives close at an additional ad vance, 990 to 1 ; and the Deferred Three per Cents., me to Venezuelan stock is steady at tit to 28. Italian Five per Cents, have improved ou the receipt of higher prices from Paris ; the closing quotation is 701 to t. Turkish external stocks have been dull, and the Consoliehis of the last issue, after a slight rally which was not sustained, close rather flat at 38, sellers. The speculative account in this stock is large, and rates as high as 1 per cent. are said to have been paid for " carrying over" on the last account day. The closing quotations for share§ in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Hindoe tan, lf to it dia. ; Union Bank of Ireland, 2 to It dia ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to 0 prem. ; Buenos A Southern Railway, par prem. ; Bank of es Queensland, It to Ot de. • and Loudon and Middlesex Bank, t dia. to par . MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloon. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business. Emit Caradon shares are less firm, and have receded to 531 to 1, being about 158. lower than yesterday. Wheal Salon are quoted 170 to 175 ; Marke Valley, lot to ; and North Treskerby, 4to 1. No transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Capula Silver are marked # ; St. John del Rey, 57; and Yndanamntana, 21 to I. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have received, by telegram from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, August :—Produce for July, 47,131 oitayiui ; cost for July, 9,7691. ; pro fi t for July, 8,0141. ; produce 11 days of August, 14,314 oitavas ; yield, 6.935 per ton. At Bedford United meeting yesterday a dividend of 2s. per share was declared. At the FAA Rosemarie, meeting yesterday the sceouots for the four mouths ending July showed s debit balance of 248/. 19s. 3d. A call of Is. per share was mad.. GLASOOW UNIVERSITY RECTOINITIP. —As the period of Lord Elgin's rectorship expires this year, sad there as no likelihood of his re-election, the members of the Uni versity are again on the qui tire as regards hie sucoossor. Among the conservative party, the mimics of Disraeli, Stir ling of Kew, and Lord (Neurone are spoken of favour ably. For Disraeli there has been for many years a very Aron party, bat to many the claims of Lord Olencorse rn oonnection with the late Universi ties Aot, appeal more strongly ; thus there will likely be • division in the ramp at mat election. The liberals regard with favour Sir G. Cornwall Lewis, the present Lord Ad• roost/. and Yr. La ard. N.Y., of Nineveh fame. The names of the first two wi ll likely be submitted to the association when it meets in November. It I. also reported that • sec tion of the Liberal Club have written Lord Palmerston. regnesting permission to nominate him, but that his assent him been withheld. —Gksepow Nereid. 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