The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-03 00:00:00

Mt RIGS? HON. B. DISRAELI ATA YLESBURY. AYLESBURY, THUKUU.T. The annual ploughing match and allow of stock is connection with the Royal sad Central Beaks Aided viral Association took place in this to,. yesterday. In the evening a sumptuous entertainment was served up by Mr. Fouler, of the White Hart, is the County•hall, to whit& about32ogentlamen sat down. SirANTRUNT or ROTIIIICIULD • Bart., president of the association, occupied the chair ; and among those present were the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, M.P., Mr. C. G. Da Pre, M.P., Mr. T. T. Bernard, M.P., Mr. B. G. Smith, M.P., Sr Thomsa Fremantle, 8,r1., Mr. John Abel Smith, the Rev. C. Lowudes, Mr. P. Hammy, Mr. G. G. hgott, Mr. J. Hale, Mr. Lowed's, Mr. B. Davidson, Cap• twin Fremantle, R.N., to. The usual loyal toasts having been bonoured, the CHAIR' 31A\ proposed, The Army, Navy, and Volunteers," which was responded to by Captalts FREMANTLE. " The Bishop Cley of the Diocese " was proposed by Mr. flux, and resp onded to by the Rev . C. LOViNDES. Mr. Di.; Pm, M. ~ then gave the health of the chairman, which was duly acknowledged. The CHAIRMAN—With your permission, gentlemen, I now cell upon a gentleman whom I nave had thehmour of know ing for the last 30 years to to you the toast of the evening, the Right Hon. Mr. Disraeli. (Loud cheers.) Mr. B. Inefuma, M.P., at rising, was received with the greatest enthusiasm. When the cheering, which was again and again renewed, had subsided, the right hoc. gentleman spoke to the toast of the evening, " Prosperity to the Association." In proposing it he dwelt largely on the benefit of such associations, sud then returned to the charge in respect of the prizes offered to labourers for length of service and excellence in agricultural pursuits. He emphatically supported the giving of such prizes, and aunounced bis intention to offer one next year for care and attention in the management of the dwellings of la bourers. Before sitting down be alluded to the distress in Lanceahire. He said :—So far as I can observe—and I have been about the county lately • good should say that the harvest of England, in which we are all interested, is by 'mimeos the bad harvest which was anticipated in the glimmer, and the county of Buckingham may rank in the first class. (Cheers.) This, then, gentlemen, is a moment o f pr os p er ity, and continued prosperity to the farmers of Euglarsd, and I want them to remember the positiou of their own clam in the first instance with regard to worldly fortunes. What I want to say is that they should provide for the future. (Hear, hear.) It is a remarkable thing that although farm in is the most honourable and ancient calling iu the country, it is the only calling which has never yet, or male until very recently, availed itself of thou resources which the sym pathy of the community is always ready to confer on any established class in this country. I wait the Jarman of Buckinghamshire to support mote roundly than they do, and become more acquainted than they are, with that provi dent association which was established, the year before he died, by theists Duke of Richmond— I mean the Agricultural Provident Association. (Hear, bear.) You know that every man who follows a calling must be suoject to vicissitudes, however prudent, or however energetic be may be ; and all the vicissitudes that are experienced by other callings are equally experienced by the farmer, who has, in addition, vicissitudes and visitations peculiar to bimselt. I believe that until within the last two or three yens the county has made no provision whatever for those calamities which may fall upon its members, which no providence can foresee, arid sometimes no fortitude can endure. (Hear, hear.) Under these cirri:ma'am:es I would beg the farmers of this county to give all the support in their power to the Agricultural Provident Benevolent Society. Its object is to give to farmers who have suffered from calamities and unforeseen =ideate a pension for themselves in adversity, and a pro vision for their widows and orphans in case of death. It also provides for the education of their children, and gives them an opportunity of making provision for their families. I feel that this is • subject which only needs to be mentioned to ensure its cordial consideration. C' Hear, bear," and cheers.) I know that in the tenth of Bucking hamshire we have given no ioconsiderahle support to that society in London, and I trust that the farmers of the Vale of Aylesbury and the north will come forward. because the subject is one that materially concerns the interests of the farmers as • clue. (Cheers.) At this mo ment, touching on the subject of the comparative prosperity of our fortunes as the landed interest, I cannot refrain from adverting to one topic to which on another occasion I felt it my duty to allude, and one which oo all mendoos at the present time I can scarcely believe any Englishman cm keep silent upon. I refer to the contest between the comfort and prosperity we enjoy and the condition in which a very large class of the lebourers of England and the northern part of the kingdom is placed. (Hear.) I would not for one moment indulge in any very flattering and ful some panegyric on the labouring classes of Laniashire, Cheshire, awl Yorkshire The people have their parasites as well as nristorrscies sod monarchies, and I am not are of them ; but it is impoesible for any one to be insensible to the intelligence and good souse with which the working claims of the north of England have de ported themselves during this temble visitation, which has not been brought upcm them by their own folly, which bu not been brought upon them by the immutable decrees of Providence, but by the passion of men. ("Hear" and cheers.) Hitherto they have borne their sufferings with • manly spirit, sad with a good sense which I confess has not aston ishe d me, as I am not altogether min:Tainted with that clue of our countrymen ; but I cannot conceal from myself that the gloomy period of the year is now arriving, when that which is now dark in fortune must be. come of a still deeper hue ; and the possibility, and more than passibility, is that a more extensive appeal must he made to their fellow-countrymen to support them than has hitherto been made to those dunes who, from their local coonexiona and spontaneous charity, have already largely contributed tonsils the relief of their suffering neighbours. I ern sure, if that appeal be made, the landed interests throughout this country will most cordially respond to it, and I am anxious that the county of Buckingham, which has always taken the Iced in public affairs, should, when that occasion arrives, not be backward in its contribu tions. (" Hear, hear." sod cheers.) I think the opportu nity is one that should not be lost, and at this moment when we are holding a successful meeting of the most ancient agricultural association I be I ieveiotbis country, when the whole of England is witnessing similar assemblies, which prove the futility of the attacks that were first levelled against us, and the complete success and soundness of the principles on which these societies were founded, I think it would well become the landed interest of England to show to the manufacturing labourers of the country that they may count upon our sympathy and our support. (Cheers.) Gen tian...a, I have deviated for a moment from the strict ar gument which I wished, and to which, perhaps, I ought, to have confined myself. I hope, however, that I have put before you clear ly the principles upon which this and similar associations are founded. I hope I have not indulged io any flattery of our fortunes, and I tenet I bars not concealed from you those parts of our position which are not altogether satisfactory. 1 want to see more members of this particular association -1 want to see the Royal and Central Association become tot merely iu theory but in practice the central society of this county. I wish in the cultivation of our land, in the improvement of oar stock, in the invention of implements and in the elevation of the working classes, that we should prove our claim and our right to the proud title of being the Central Association, and if to-day we emancipate our selves from the mere laal position in which we find our selves, while animating as we ought the immediate district with which we are individually connected, we can held out to the county gem:rally • great example for them to follow. (Chevy) I think that this association should be one that should show that societies of this kind are not mere meet. logs on one day of the year of genial companion, ; but th a t it is a society founded on sound and deep principles, exer cising a beneficial influence on the community in which it nista, and entitlim it to public approbation and public gratitude. (Cheers.) Gentlemen, in conclusion, I beg you to drink "Prosperity to the Royal and Central Bucks Agri. cultural Avocation." The right hot. gentleman sat down amid loud cheers. __— Sir T. FIUMIAIITLE briefly proposed the badth of the members for the county, which was acknowledged by Mr. Du Pi!. Mr. P. 157tOirorr sent gave the health of the members for the borough of Aylesbury. Mr. T. T. Between, M.P., and Mr. S.C.Burnt, M.P., respoeded. Several other toasts, principally of a local nature, were su bse e. quently drunk, and the proceedings were brought to a clos THE MURDER AT KIREHAM. Yegterday a young man, named Patrick Cain, was charged before the Kirkham magistrates with having murdered Henry Raweliffe, landlord of the Swanion, Kirk ham. The murder, it will be recollected, was effected by a poker, which wee thrown at Roweliffe, while he was look- ' ing through the window of his house, and which penetrated lus boon, through the right eye. Police Constable Fletcher Mated that on Sunday night there was • disturbance at the Swan Inn, and that whilst he was erideavoaring to apprehend some persons. the pti- toner got hold of him evidently with lbw view of prevent mg him from discharging his duty. Eliza Fullerton said—After the crowd had dispersed I vow the prisoner with a female named Smith. He had • poker in one hand, similar to the one produced, and 1 heard hint "Y. " By the holy jabots, I will put the contents of what Mee in my hand through Sergeant Lofthmee• ee nill have the prisoner rescued." Afterwards, I saw U.- prisoner standing iu a corner, in the front of the Swan Inn. lie had then a poker in his head, and was alone. I anon afterwards heard a scream. as if from the Swan • an.l, on go i ng there, I found that Rawcliffe heti been struck with a poker, which wee protruding from his right eye. Witness stated that the prisoner hod no coat on ; and amend other perfume deposed that they eew a man without his ooat In the neighbourhood of the Svin on Sunday night. T wo witnesses, indeed, maw the prom in question hurl something at one of the windows of the ion. ba cu The Prisoaer umregooaded. Another mac, banned 111 stody. . The Prussian corvette Daataie, with several mar oaken of the Pilgrim aso t a ai : trials* orals. Prue...lan frigate Quells, HeMk en twit for Jape", are shortly expected to Plyweeth. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sT iaranuo =Lynam) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MAIDEN PLATE. Flake - • - - - Lady Abbess ... 8 Tea. _ OCrOJ3ER HANDIOAP. ,belis - ---- -------• Myrtle ... •• ... ... .- Lapichst ... .. ... 14 ran. MATCH. °Man beet Ireton. MATCH. Ounpardown beat Perim Welland HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Hopeful Deanne ... ... Timphooe ... ... SWEEPSTAKES OF 30 SONS. ... Gentilhounne .. ... /Etna ... ... Fantail ... ... SWEEPSTAX E. 9. T. Y.C. ... . Cerintba ... . Amelia ... .. ... 6 maa. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Commissioner Farbleague.) ZN NE JAMES COLLINS. The benkropt was en oil and colour merchant, of Csm- I bridge-street, Hines-cram This was the sitting for exami nation. The amounts, prepared by Yawn. Johastone and 00., show enamored debts of 3,0501., with assets also valued at above 3,0001., but subject to the realisatiou of some eonsigumenta. Mr. Nicholson appeared for the assignees. Mr. Lawrence, for eppwng creditors, required some ex pb.nation as to the way in which • portion of the consign ments had been realised ; and an adjournment for a mouth was ordered for that purpose. 111 RN POWILL.—CABX or A CLIME. The bankrupt was a clerk in t►e Patent.office, residing in Colville-road, Bayswater. Debts, 3601. Mr. jimmy opposed. It appeared from the examination of the bankrupt that be bad a salary of 15W. a year. His creditors comprised grown, baker', Mitcham, and other tradesmen. He was also liable on several accommodation bills, in which he bad been Maid by other clerks. He had borrowed 10W. from the Batavia' Maseentile Loan Society. bat had not accounted for its expenditsre. Shortly before his failure he had given a bill of sale of his furniture to his brother-in-law, the Rev. John William Loughlin, incumbent of St. Peter'eat-Hill, to secure a previous advance. He though it better to give the bill of sale because he was ie difficulties. (A laugh.) Hie Honour, after reprobating the practice of clerks in public offices drawing bills on each other, adjourned the sitting for a month, to give the bankrupt an opportunity of making some proposal to his creditors, observing that the' offer wheal he had made, to est aside 201. a year only, was absurd. IN ILI MILT MAIT GODWLI. The beak= t was described as of Stanley-villas, ChaLe► The debts are betwew SOM. aed 4001. Mr. E. Reed &eked that the petition should be dismissed. The bankrupt had bees known as Emily Manners, but there was no allusion to this name in the petition. She also made affidavit that her debts were under 3001., but now it appeared that they exceeded that amount. It being stated that the bankrupt was not is attendassa, and had mot surrendered. his Honour granted a short a& joaramest to enable her to do so. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) lIARLZIOROUGHZTREET. NCELLTON Ittie.—ATTEMPT TO LIFT= AN HOTEL. William Joao, a young man, wan charged before Mr. Knox by Sergeant Winters, BC, with attempting to eater the house No. 8, Dover-street, • p r i va t e The evidence went to allow that James Con, waiter to Mr. Storey, private hotel keeper, of 6,7, 8, Dove r - s t ree t, w hil e in the back of the house Nu. 8 the previous evening, beard some one trying to open the door with • key. He opened the door, and the prisoner immediately ran away, leaving i • key n the lock. The witness Cox pursued the prisoner, who in Lis flight threw away some skeleton sad other keys, and at last was caught by • commissionaire named Robert Pitt, sad handed over to Sergeant Winters, BC. On Sergeant Winter going to the residence of the prisoner's father, he found that be had only been home • few weeks, after receiving three years' imprisonment for • skeleton key rubbery. Jarvis, 165 C, proved picking up several keys which had been filed. Prisoner wanted to know what the indictment was against him? Mr. Knox told him be would know that in good time, and remanded him. CLERKENWELL OGDIN, THE COMIC VuCALIST, IN A NEW CHARACTER. John Henry Ogden, who described himself as an Irish comedian, and residing at 9, Gnav's-inn-terrace, Gray's-inn reed, was charged before Mr. D i Eyncolut with letting off fire-arms in the public streets to the danger of passers-by. From the evidence of Poliomoonstable Clerk, 143 E, it ap peared that this morning he was on duty in the Biliffirroo4 when he was alarmed at hearing the report of Are-arms. On proceeding to the spot he found the de fendant there, rather the worse for liquor, and saw that he had in his hand • revolver. He spoke to the defendant about the folly of his act, and the alarm that be would cause to the inhabitants, and turned to go away, when the defendant again tired another shot. He then took the defendant into custody, and at the station he fo u nd that four of the barrels were loaded and two of them had been discharged. The defendant, in answer to the charge, said that he car ried the revolver for his safety. as lie we, often out late. He did not know that he was doing any harm in letting off the revolver. In fact, he was only showing the constable the mechanism of the pistol, and this was all be got for his trouble. (A laugh.) Mr. D'Eyncourt said it was really a very dangerous pastime, and ordered the defendant to pay a fine of 55., or in default seven days' imprinomment The fine was at case paid. WORSHIP-STREET. THE SUICIDE MAIILL — OOMMITTAL FOR TRIAL irMxibetA Banda, a lee grown young woman, but ex ceedisgly delicate in appearance, was charged before Mr. Leigh with attempting to poison berseU. Roffey, 413 N Division, said—At half-past 4 o'clock on the morning of the 15t h September last, while on duty in the Oldatreet-road, St. Luke's, I observed the prisoner sitting on a door step. On approaching her she removed her hand from her mouth, and to my question of " What are you sittimi than. for ?" she replied, " I am not very well. ' At that instant I noticed • small bottle in her hand, and she told me that she bad just empt ied it. I took it from her. It was labelled " Laudanum. " I took her into Mr. West's, a surgeon, who gave her a draught, but without effect; and b that gentleman's direction I took her instantly to the hospital. I produce the bottle which I took from her, and also two others that she pee me oat of her pocket. Mr. West, aurgeoo of 24, Old-street, said—l have act the slightest doubt, ?rem the smell of the contests, that all the bottles had contained Laudanum, and from her breath, that she had swallowed some shortly before she was brought to me. Leigh—Since you were remanded your parents hemp been communicated with, but I am uhained and or tonishtd to learn that they resolutely refuse to have anything to do with you. They must very hard hearted, ant their nos-attandanos here is most aa courteous to the magistrate. I cenrot understand it, bat you have by your own admission twice previously attempted your life, and expressed a determination to repast that at tempt. I shall, therefore, send you for trial. The prisoner, who merely ototerced that she was "very anhappy,"wie fully committed to the ecesioat. SUSPECTED MURDER OP A CHILD. -•- THE CORONER'S COURT AND THE POLICE. { ral e ll le• =Lon. This day Dr. Laukester, the Central Middlesex A.* N Andr t i ilib corossr, asd the jury reassembled at th e El ep h eet cued . sink i tiki e tel be er a .As ir Castle, Hint's - reed. Camden Town, to Gonda& an inquest suet 00 Mash N. ka•1140,.._.•• •• on the body of a newly born child, the illegitimate offspring 11400 N . 11 X.Itrits union of BM Clifford, so under housemaid in the service of dr. • Ulla 1 10 az„,er ,eavg . 13.ddi v of II , , Gordon-street, Conine-equare, St. Nem & ILO% II Os Thursday hat, oo the resumption of the inquest. the Leraomil abels,••• • II MIL UM polies impostor in charge of the Mee peremptorily refused to ape ND he secede to the coroner • request to allow the primmer to be 111: U OM& .• .. .on the ground that he had no authority to permit It 001 ID 11•06.44•0 1 1 “4; 0 " CL a te removed to any other court than that of the ma- 10 ,000 100 Walgatelllttehhl• (14 1 to t glelmetes. The jury &Tilly protested , and adjourned to utoeu 10011 mmelal *wk. 1 """ this day to enable the eorossr to make formal application s e Lk iii 1 1404110 sage Brilillan eer Hishard Mayne for the primmer's presence, in order to ' o w N 1::: ::: C b " allata a " al " assielain what they deemed La be the rights an d privileges ,u, le ee ig = , of the coroner's mirk I th, N SendesKiiii The Carew mid thektbere was not the s li g ht est chases 14 ID ftlioa eosin StriZ of having the woo= before them. The cour se now wou l d II" ' . IN Zaa. sad Weeteslaster. be for the women to he committed sod then for him to = ~,••,.„,,, It Nellfsall PiWv:_likfilt ft. apply to the Hems Seavitscry, hat his experience warranted : ' — ` l ,.;;;; 'r e rt. PrdT• et •1P' 61 .• • hi m i s m o w dm they mould he sly met with a Woo& ! DLOM 10 I gew &mita Weise...." la 6661 issiamee the ammeer inn sot wetly a refusal to 1 KAN tt lOri en t a l Saab Utegeja gins as pnissw pp. habit ameeited to the mane thing. 1 Mew 0 eliootari Kink ~... The gems it the jury marthess harm when mix voted far 21 4 10 I Do. Nem another adjourement bed sissies ear* So a verdict. I ?II; l't I nwn itiw.-. 1 twesseas,” yb e o we . mlisonsed ter a feetehrtoorith sua 471. 4 ; moon 7,r, , ,,, 4 noderstoodiag thoo lUMNI*I4 he would •1 1 4 1 1 to the . Igeee 10 • ,Uidon of 'reload (lamb House Secretar y, far gm pmp4milApa al the Imola. 1 41.0.40 60 Mu.. .a a...0wl War, Bulb 'XPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3,186 t SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owcw. British railway shares are very quiet to-day, with little business. Great Northern stook is heavy, and has declined about 1 per cent. London and North Western has also receded /. South Eastern, ou the other hand, has improved I, and Lancashire and Yorkshire 1. The I other principal lines are without variation. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to f ; Great Western, 661 to • Mid land, 129 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to 109/ ; Caledonian, 1081 to 1091 ; South Eastern, 831 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 461 to ; Great Northern, 1231 to 1241 ; and London and South Western 99 to 100. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are without change, at 41 to . l prein. Great Western of Canada are heavy, espec ially the new. East Indian Rail way stock is firm. UNDINARY ALUMS AND !MOCKS. M I N I kalLwArL I Ci ; „ l: 4 ; " I Stir ill" 119 a i I Sism. Vist.sassau i r S Si 26 ai 42b...., _ St. SIS Nialt...loaokehes..l24a - -, .. 0 01 Ape mad Tyne... ..- - 10 11l SesdasollrdoltlLLO 4 0119 - Bt. 161 Belida mod Luise - 84 86 - St. 1111 Oalsdtaka_ ..... lOB9 tun 100 60 01 0042 dial Daadow.. -..- - 20 all 000600 I Ili - 10 all lks. •I• we iiiv. 0014 1 1 -. 10 01 De. 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AsMsallel= 14 1 01 dig 42,000 li Upend* (La) I 1 f Des 160/00 11 Linares - 10,000 5 lesitanlaa - 103,815 1 Mlll4lOlllll , sio I dls ..--- 60,000 1 N. kW ostl.o ..Aas.CL) 4 MOW 19 PseigthandllnviiMast an 1 4 - 100,000 5 Peet Phlll. l 6l Il e - 1 Santa Barbara 00611 lld Pa - 1111,1100 1 &etas( Awn& Mat 1 10s. pa l 11.600 80 Miele& eIM lay Rim.) 15 56 } 42.174 86!04 flaked Modem all 3 6 64 4 4 , e seri 1 iwostrese Meal, . 11 _} 4 -• 46.0001 1 iYadaseseatana (Lisa.). all as 8 11 =rum 2111111. No. 18h• 1 Mari 1 Pd. 14 priers 1 Woo. 0,600 0 11151195164. M - -.- all IS 14 - 4 1114 . i !Dn. 0. Ose. Berl Cbpa a d sris a ll 5. 1 , 411 0, 48 5 6 ad ..: 6 .. s..t simses alleges) - (144 .. last Carideo d .. Eut Cars Dres 4, .. KWA.laiest(Tawlellt ) 71.155 if 44 - 461 .. .oessobiar • 94. Mays 574 13 26 - 6,000 .. Orsailkedh Volpe - 0608 .. 0. WI. Vet alelstoo/ t• 6} - 6,000 .. Grenville - 1,014 .. Hared elroot wo 9l Ns 43 46 - 6.690 .. insplea Downs 4116494 24 2/ - 6,000 .. Lady Bertha 1.18.a. 4 } - NM .. Margaret (nay Wenn IN 40 42 - 9,060 .. Marta Valley - 40.0e0 6 314riudy Eros Ore-- 11 . 1 ipidti - ma .. North Downs - 1.500 .. N. Priam Dead(! , I. .. N. Wl. DamMallogrs) l ll.l4s. 5} 1 - 6,640 .. North What Crony . I 1.6.5. 64 - 4600 . Par Ow. NIL Masai .1 1 } 4 4 54 - 1,110 10 Prorldrise (17. Leant). MILL 17 39 40 /4000 _ Sorireoou. 111 n. Co. 1 i } - 6 .. S. ea aid Ober) l9 SIJO ROO - 4 .. 8. Cara Ina (Moose - 6M .. 8. W. Frances allogsa! Mlle 96 WO - tart - 4 911° I 1" 811.1blaadlIa.C 11 1 .9 114 4 Si t - (000 10 Ills *oft 10,000 .. Vale of Towey (Corm) Us. le - - - 4MO .. , West Bsaset (Illegal ) - 1.1114 . . 'W. Canaan alskaardl 5 22 as - 600 .. West Woe - 611 .. ws. arm* (!!laws) - 166 ..WI. Dollar (aedeetb) 5 41} 474 -. 6096 .. Wll. idemed (Oalstosa) 74 1 a - LOW .. v 1 I. 8114 y Ms. Lelaat) L 7.2 9 10 - 4,9 M _ Wheal Laken 16.10.8 12; is - .041 .. W.Mar7 anuallenneu )1 11 I*4 14} - Lail} .. WY. Tralawnoy Is 7 18 Di - lIEDVS. 43311P4R1ft. &irmatieFll. 111TOT:O ) Asanillam Balk Walerworts.. Bousitey Or, lamilistL. Iris. eirlaisslso Do. B Per a Wilda Canada Land Opp, Illg.of Eng./Mitosis Orl lakes Do. II o. et. Para. no,. LedlsCottonAgeney,L 6thaia 6 LO“. butirimo itsati mile rm.& Cana, INseDle alm l =9: • • •• ihu. Stows Navipati • Drama Ship (Limitad) Do. 17 per osat. Pis( Dm. Diarist ToL X). Lou. Gam Omnibus Oo Lon. &S. I. Dir.TeL ,L ) Madras b re alsa. mass. liodlter. ts. Tat. also. I National Dlsomult Co Sarbaddstkeltlroarl. SatbarlasittaL 8 p.a.pri W. trans. & N. Soot. ig IN. Brit Australasian iOriasSal Oas Miles. la. 'tat. Maj.. Ottoman Gas IMI Eaves toed st Amu Pada. and Oliali. Sim.] QuebradaLd.ll4l.&3l.(L) I dale. A el. U. Rio daJan. City Lo.(L.) Do. do Royal Mall Steam /Scottish Amt. Insurtm. Australian Lone Asks's'leo pl. Balp Do. de. iteglatered.. Ds. .e............ . siefr! W sox $ OW Iv& reFogropi to lOUs . T. i of Ant(L) Ei. ftraftla.Oft U.Cbrode The. CIRO= VA. IL t rift rooftree boa. 1i 1 m i I Pril 1 et par 12 1$ MINIIB.-(TEI8 DAY.) Two o'OLoow. There is a good amount of business doing in the mining market to-day. East Cern Brea shares are in demand, and have advanced to 13 to 1. Wheal Seton are also very firm, at 166 to 1671. Wheal Ludcott are quoted 131 to 13 ; East Caradon, 62 to 1; North Crotty, 6 to 1; Cook's Kitchen, 98 to 27 ; and East Devon Great Console, 11 to 21. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation of importance. United Mexican are quoted about the same as yesterday. Transactions are recorded at 4,1, and 1. Scottish Australian have also been dealt in at 1 •, St. John del Rey, at 541 ; and Yudanamutana, at 21. At the first annual meeting yesterday of the East del Rey Mining Company, the director's' report was adopted. The advice. received by the St. John del Rey Mining Company state that the preduce for ten days in August, second division, was 12,408 oitavas, and the yield 6.549 °items per ton. The liquidators appointed for the voluntary winding up of the Pencritig United Lead Mining Company (Limited) Lave made a call of 2s. 6d. per share, payable on or before the 22nd inst. DISGRACEFUL IMPOSITION. TO THE EDITOR OT THE =TIES& 13111,—There is an article now in the market caned rim meal, which is nothing more than fine sawdust. Pat *certain quantity in a uneepan and boil it far say a quarter or half hour. the water will only be pet stained, sad the sawdust then will show itself in a perfect state. The sawdust is made from beech timber. Never was there a more wicked fraud ; cattle fed with a mixture of this stuff would almost certainly die.—Yours. ice., A SOUTHAMPTON PIG-FEEDER. Southampton, Oct. 2. THE SMALL Pox AMoNO THE WILTIMIEM FLOCIE. —We ars again able to report an Amon of soy fresh out begat. and we have every hope now that the anticipation we a:premed last week of • cessation of the disease will be realised, and that the month of October will see the termi nation of the small pox among the flocks In this county. , Professor Simonds examined Mr. Dark's fleck at Avebury on Saturday last, and pronounced it quite fres from the disease ; the .me may be mid of Yr. Giddings' at Horton ; and both Hr. Parry's and Mr. Ha:dines leeks are repining , their former healthy character. —Demme Gazette. DEATH !EOM VIOLENCE AT HALLFAX.—On Wed- ' I nesday evening, a man named Edward Callea,iimmd 82 ieses. living is Sun - yard, Smithyetreet, Halifax, died of njuries received on Saturday noon, et the hand, of Jobe Hughes, se Irlab.aa. Cullen •4 peoceeding up Wool shops, is that town, when Hughes, who was Makiai _a I diskirbanes in the street, rushed at the old man, dealt him a fearful blow on the head, knocked him down, and was proceeding to nee further violins. when locate =rs-by ieterfeend. Hughes, at the time at giving the wee heard by the preset in the street to ay—" I have killed on. man and served nisi months, aid well kill swellesc.” Hughes, Dermot fear yean ago, was es w charge of murdering a man called Davis, oflr e sl a titt d 7 sWidng him a blow on the bead fejt a stew. There was Nee 4lbmilty in making out a ems of wilful murder, so be was esiatmeed M sise smiths' inaprieeurseet he maw. siaggiter. The culprit Nat large.—Monelwater Guardian. Darieg the sitting of the PaciSo Railroad eon weed= at Chicago, the. beginniag of this nese* owes MillinElE Mau sweleanged Mersa the members el the eteramettei sad the Meow authorities at Utah. The fli them Weenies otteoPita tool boa.. Th. dWheecie teavaised was 11,1109.mi11a . MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. English Government securities continue very quiet, and Consols are quoted exactly the same as yesterday. In the railway share market, the prin cipal feature is a fall in Great Northern stock. As regards foreign stocks, Torkishronsolides have declined, while, the Loan of 1854 has improved. Mexican Bonds are still heavy, with a downward tendency. Consols are now quoted 934 to 1 both for money and the Bth inst. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, f ; ditto, for account, 931 ; Three per Cada. Reduced, 921, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, ; India Stock, 228 ditto Five per Cent. stock, 109 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100} ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 1011 ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaosd " rupee paper 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1111 ; Ex chequer Bills, June, 22.8. prem. ; ditto, March, 19e., 16s. prem. In the foreign stock market to-day, the prin cipal feature is a fall of 1 per cent. in the Turkish Consolides, which are now quoted 391 to 1. The Loan of 1864, on the other band, has im proved to 86 to 87,' being percent. higher. Thoee of 1858 and 1862 are not quite so firm, being quoted 69 to and (scrip) par to pram., respectively. Mexican • Bonds have again declined, being last marked 33. Other foreign securities have not varied materially. Russian scrip is quoted 11 to 1 prem. ; Venezuelan, 21 to f prem. ; Portuguese, 21 to 4 prem., being rather firmer ; Peruvian, If to 11 iis., being heavy ; Egyptian Loan, first issue, 891 to 901 ; ditto, second issue, 5 to 6 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows : Brs-.I zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 941; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for amount, 93, 92 ; Chilian Four-end-a- Half per Cents., 85 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 904, 90, 1 ; ditto paid-up scrip, 89 ; Italian Five per Cents., for account, 714, ; Madam Three per Cents., 3n, 33 ; New Granada Two per Cents., 27; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981; ditto A scrip, 11 dia. ; Portuguese Three per Cente., 1853, for account, 461; ditto scrip, 24, 4, prem. ; ditto paid-up, 464 ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., for account, 84 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account,. 45f, ; ditto Passive, 211, 1; ditto Certificates, 10; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 691 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73 ; ditto, scrips 4,1, 1 Prem. ; ditto, paid-np, 684, 1,1, 68 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 281, 1. _ Tout' o'CLocit. Consols are without change, at 93i to both for money and the account. The demand for money was less active yester day at to 2 per cent. At the Bank the applica tions, although fewer, were to a fair extent. The course of the speculation in the Oonsolides forcibly recalls the result of the dealings in 1855 in the then new Ottoman Loan ; which, after a aeries of very violent fluctuations, fell to a heavy discount. The decline in the stock at that time was simply the consequence of a reckless and extensive speculation. That the Loan of 1864 was secured on the Egyptian tribute money, was no hindrance to the fall it experienced • nor did that prevent bout fi de holders from se lling their bonds at a considerable lone. In 1855 money was comparatively dear and unfavourable to speculation, which could not therefore have been expected to collapse. In 1862 money, unemployed trade capital, is abundant; and speculators can easily obtainfunds on loan for any purpose. The difference between the Loan of 1854, secured upon a first mortgage of the Egyptian tribute, and the Con solid& of the 4th issue, is even still more striking than that between the years 1865 and 1862. The Consolidte are the fourth issue of a stock—the third issue of which still bears its dividend due on the 13th ult. unpaid—and which, in accordance with the authorisation given by the Sultan, must be very largely increased. The dividend on this stook will only be due in May, 1863. No probable effort of the Turkish government can pay the dividend on its present amount ; and no possible effort of the government (save by the contraction of a new loan, which is out of the question) can pay the dividend on its amount increased by the conversion of the floating debt ; putting aside minor items, such as the consolidation of 60 per cent. of the unpaid salaries of officials, which the Levant Herald states to have been already decreed. The certainty that a restricted money market would render the inter nal debt of Turkey absolutely unsaleable, should prevent those unacquainted with the history of stocks of that class, from being led by favourable 'rumours to approach a speculation initiated by parties interested in ridding themselves of paper which must sooner or later involve its purchasers in a very serious loss. Abort 79,0001. in gold, partly bar, was bought by the Bank yestenlay, while MAX* sovereigns Were withdrawn for Alexandria. The Pera, which leaves to-morrow, will take 254,2841. in specie, of which 144,5271. is silver rand the rest gold. The followisg are the partial lars, viz. :—For Alexandria, gold, 108,7771. • far Ceylon, silver , 1751. ; for Madras ? silver, 10,000/. , and gold; 98. ; for Calcutta, silver, 3,400/. ; for Bingapore, silver, 13,430/ ; for Hong Kong, silver, 59,0371. ; for Shanghai, silver, 249851. ; and for Bombay, silver, 33,5001. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,4911. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 2,2701. ; the Mid land, an increase of 4401. ; the Great Northers, an increase of 1,6641. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 9141. ; the North British, an increase of 1,1561. ; the Great West ern au increase of 5,2321. ; and the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,9851. A final call of 2L per share, making 201. paid, in announced on the shams of the London and South African Bank. The half-yearly meeting of the greet Indian Peninsula Railway Company is called for the 24th iust. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 1, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation ism 00899,305 Decrease £84,5430 Circulation active ..... 21,5:0,000 lacresse 1,041,285 Public deposits 8,486534 Decrease 781.272 Other deposits Oo►aenment *activities in banking departm ent . 11,252,556 Decrease 54 °then/neuritics in banking 7 department Coin and bullion in both departments . 16,949.137 Decrease 217,005 &van day and othe r 832,291 lunar 33,325 The Beat Noir in roam 9,366,245 Dooms, 1,115,856 Total morn (notes & ooin in !nuking department). 10.056,677 Daman 1,248,900 In the bank return this week she addition of 266,3991. to the "other" securities in consequent upon the increased demand for money during the early period of the week. The "other" deposits have decreased under the same influence. Tho go vernment disbursements have aseasioned a redue tion of 781,2721. in the public deposits. The result of thew changes is a decrease of 1,115,855/. in the reserve of notes, with a decline in the bullion to the extent of 217,6051. SA 1.111 or INGLetD.—An sad StIL Via, C. Ph, for the 1, LINK m t pennant to the Act 7th e pang on Wednesdny, Oat. Mau nmsniisit. WON. lemed L.10,8V9,306 I Govermirsil debt.. 611,1111,110 Other ..cantles.... %MAP OM dela end hel lion Weeo,los 1 /811,111110,11% BARIUM DI t reihrs* C.4*tc—l xI4,GSS,OOI:I • 4642,61'2 POWs Dapsits (in luding Excheq., as c ,. Banks, CAAL. ol Kitimat Debt, sad Dtv S cotter ecl tisposits Levee day sad other HEW L 4410,974 Oct. 2,199 L h Pienmer. Government gem. ritisi — tilac — lsdlD -- Deed Wei& An nuity) Other sKuntles Noise 0,161,246 dold sad Silvis Colo 4190,1332 4414100,97 i MAMIIALL. Chid Cubler. THUIDIDAT EVI3IIIIO. Operations in the India Five per Cents, have cot affected the price, which closes as on the previous day, at 108 1 to MI. Exchequer Bills have cut perienced no additional demand, and are quoted, for March, 19e. to 19a. prem., and 19s. to 22e. prem. for June. India Bonds, 275. to 30s. Console, which closed yesterday at 93j to; for the Bth inst., opened this morning at 93t h and after rs at 93k , closed at 93 to 1 having been buyers For money the last price was 931 to 1. e official business report is as follows :—Thrw per Cent. Con sols, for money, 931, ; ditto, for account, Three per Cents. Redoeed, 921, f ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1; India Stock, 22811 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 100 , 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1011 ; (Het*, 1864 or 1966, 1011 ; Bank Stock, for account, 241 ; Five per Cent. " enfaceul " rupee per , 1041 ; ditto Ev e - . and-a-Half per Cent., 112 . In the foreign stock m arket, prices generally have been dull. The cotton market was quiet to-day, and prices were without change. The males were 3,000 balm Cannata') government securities ruse 4 to 1 per mat. Italian Irrigation shares dosed at i prem. Yesterday the Vienna exchange on London was quoted 124.75, showing a reaction of 40c. It is announced that the share list of the London and Colonial Bank will be closed on Monday next, Use 6th inst. The Baochante bar arrived from China, with 581,70011 m. of tea and 527 bales of silk. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Union Bank cf. Ireland, 2 to 1.11 dia. • London and Middlesex Bank, * dis. to * prem.; London and Colonial Bank, 1 to IPre= Bank of Hindostan , 2* to 2 dis. ; Bank of Q ueen sland, 1 to 01 du ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, * dis. to k pram. ; and Southern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to die. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. M.A EiIE.LANE.--(THIS DAY.) There haa been a amtinuanee of flaw weather since our last report, but it is exceedingly mild for the time of year. The wind to-day is from the west, with a moderate breeze. The supply of English wheat Ms iscrared Moos the begin niag of the week. Floor immigrate. Barley and mike limited. Oats, beans, and per vied ; no Irish arrived slum Wednesday. The fseeigsi mink of west* are fair : American, Prurien t mod amok Sm. /bar a. good supply of American bands, sail areal of mei foot frown Adelaide. Very little b.tsy ihriwllle• mak. • Oar oostracted —Prussian sod Swedish is A in. at. barrels from Morocco. A supply se webs hum A and a few more lots of East India limed sol!..elid!it. The trade in wheat novenae entneisig &H. and prior of all deecriptions nominally unaltered from Monday. Flour in the same dull condition. Barley steady at MOOCISY'S Oats.—Goo d corn maintains quotations, inferior slow tele. Beans end peas unchanged. Seeds.—Linseed and rapeseed drm. Clotterseed not much on sale. New winter tares selling at Bs. per ballet FLOAT'S() CAKOOLS.—Few sales reportedat hits reduction. WHlAL—English: Essex sod Kant, white Salk. 55a. to 575.; ditto, Les old, 455. to 535.; ditto, red, new, 450. to 505 .., ditto, fins old, 525. to We. ; Nee!olk. do., be old, to —a.; red, new, —a. to —I. Foreign : Dania; 50e. to 56a.; 6.., 56a to iiBs.; 5%. b 60• • KontiOrwa 49.. to 54a.; ditto, sutra, fola. to 585.; Berk's* 51s. to 53a ; ditto. auks, 52.. to 544... Becelesburg. 5%. to 54a. • tiokermark ditto, —a. ; AMMONIA white, 51s. to 56a; red, 495. to 51a; Canadian, 50 . to 52.. ! 3 •Far- - Spiiliab ••-i• ; Saw 405.4 goading, 26 5. to 27a; and distilling, 295. to Ma par *at foreign gruedinr, 245. to 251.• ditto ahead*, Bis. to Mk._ ULM—English, Beek and Norfolk, Ns. to 63a. ' • 10. 635. Was. ; Kinglike sod Ware, ribs. to 70..; brown. 50a. to 58s. MIL-ft%oh feed, 21s. Od. to 23.. Od. ; potato, '2SL to 275. ; foreign, 224. to 26.. 11111•311. - :nglish tick, Me. to 40s. ; harrow, 39e to 43e. ; Ms. to 395. ; foreign, Malawi, 32.. to Ms. ; tisk. to 375. ; Konipberg, Ms. to Ms. ; Ecgptian, :32.. to 345. -English boilers, 40s. to 415.; White and blue, 408. '1;143a. ; maple, -s. to -a.; gray, 36.. to Ma.; hug, 38.. in 40s. ; foreign. 34.. to 355. liotta.-English tows, 445. loam.; ditto fine, Cs. to 515..; ; wonky, 425. to 435. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 37.. to Mt; Erna, -e. to -a. psi sack; D.S. sweet. 275. to 305.; Ossailiaa. 275. to 30..: Spanish. Mt to 41s. Wows Cogs.-White. 30s. to 33a yellow, Ms. to 3N. PLOMING CAIIOOII9, al 0. Jr. an I -Wlteat ' meld and Mariano*, per 4928 b.., 445. to 16s. ; CFMrica, 445. to 47a. ; Polish Odious, per 4801115., 42.. to 44e. ; white, 425. to 80a ; Danube sod -Wats, 3Ya to 42e. ; 32a. to 345. Barley Scram and Syrian. Egyptian, 245. to 255. ; Odors and be. do., 24a. to Ms. Beans : • Egyptian, per 46011m..30a. to 335. Ads, : Odom madoehds. par 492115., 31a. Od. to 32e._; await and Buiessriaa, pat MOlbs., 31s. Od. to 325. ; Froneb, do., -e. to -a. ; Airwhian, do., 295. to Mo. ; Egyptian, -e. • thima.-Ortery seed, per qr ., 3fis. to 545. ; asap sed, per qr.. 365. to 42a. ; Mustard seed; per bushel ; white, 74. to 7s. ; brows, Be.te 9a. • Liaised, pet qr.. swishing, ilßs. to 62e. ; Linseed takes, itati r t. par tae, ' 111. N. to 121. Os. ; American, thin, is . per t 121.0.. to 12t. 10s.; do., in bags,llt. Oa. to 112.1 0..; Bask, 01. to (W. Os. ; Xarsoillet, 10/. to 10(. 10s.: Nape ftkes. 84. Otto 71. ; Tama, per bushel, vitiate; ss. to Os. Ott. ; Bap,: seed, English, per qr., 645. to 72.. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON ?RON RIM 29 TO OCT. 3.• MON and Scotch. kb& long , 4110 Wheat . DarWy Ow 7O Malt ll7O ISM ; too COO b . "; USW • ! bu4sils. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS: (THIS DAY.) (in =rum Aza zaisa KAOIIIIIO MIP1). (ISOM 001 01111 0041211POND/012.) Oaks market ♦eey quiet, mid Smote a little easier ; ales probably 2,000 bake. Moderate attendance at today's market. 01:7XX.—Wlossat is better demsad at full prwee of Friday. Flour, good Trate' scares sad oomeoead extreme runes. ladiaa corn steady, mixed. 29a. 9d. to 30s. Egyptian beans; firm. Ow and oatmeal dull, and new in favour of boyars. MINCING —(THIS DAY.) • Snosn..—There continuos to be dull market, and the limited business transacted is at easier prime. Hoboes!, has sold at a further alight decline, at which there so OW* business doing. Comae.—ho public sales have been held to-day. Pri vately the intake' 111 firm, but not active. COCOA has void at previous prices. Granada, fie. I. • 65e. bd. 11A cooties's dull of sale ; prim of young hyoon show a dachas of fully Id. per lb. ; comusoo Oolong sold at Bd. to 9d. ; and coogou at Is. 3d. Bc& —Tits marled is imosiivta limos-200 caws fast pile Crag Lipas said at 98s. ; sad 1.200 hap Paean pepper, 'wisp aim at 3td. to aid. Faurr. —The doused cautious Inn far all dasaiptions. Bow—About 350 casks sold, chisdy hboritios, at Is. 51d.; 1 a fair Jamaica, 2s. 10d. Comm.—About 2,000 bales said at full prices chiefly for arrival. Bengal, 14i.: Wallora, 155.; phollera sad Broach, 18Id. Juvz. —No basiosis nom-Bt. Pstsesbaw ag ts.., arm at 39'. SALTPML —1,400 lap Bawl sold at 40s. ed. for re filiation 4. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT). The market is quiet, at the following quotations : Petersham Y.O. on the lip* 411 s. ; October to Dem:- bee, 475. 94. ; Jammu" , SsMarelh. 48s. ed. HIDE MARKET.—TRIS DAY.) Liam:imam —Ridos.—Prieem :-661be. to 64Ites, 3d. to lid ; 64165. to Illbe., Sid. to ; ?21b.. to 60tbs., did. to 4d. ; Nibs. to talltia, 4d. to 40. ; BNlts. to 96Ths., 40. to 5i1.; NUL to 1041 ha, 51. to 34d. Prone hides, 8.. 6d. to 10s. 6d. Calf Anna light. 2. 6d. to 4a; full, as. Baamowastr.--81teep skim, Os. Od. to Oa Od. ; polled, 6.. Od. to 7.. 6d. ; half•breds, de. to 6a. 6d.; downs, de. 94. to 4s. 6d. , lambs, 3a Od. to 6e. • . BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS Dist) Messrs. Pattenden sad tioal* report tba demand very good for all deseriptioes ol the new growth, sad late priois f , us fully issatalaised. T.O '. GOAL MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) -'" Walls Had Haswell. ; Wails Eni ffetbee, 163. 64. ; Walls End ?nodal, 16s. Bd. ; st len ; BOVINE, lbs. ; West Hugel. V* 31— ship market. • On Saturday morning one of thane Inionitidot belay called "Oboeloom" woo palalidy whipped in book of doStabrook Martiod. Tin kali' system mom I lave ladle moo good tonakt, as oomoialions for preatiakag olaakiaat are amparativaly ram—Demerara Royal casette. Ocog iie ! a. 1031 WAS" 684,780' kiii! roes ki= :V 7 1 1 .1 9_19 9 I 113 99 19 21 913 102 111 99 * 112 I Sle 109 111. 9 9 99 8 19 9 dile pa lOC 1014 29 2 260 41 . $ ii 111 Is Dm II • II X p% 10_ li 1 111 ? el * dl. 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