The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE, gnu; DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Registrsr Winslow, acting ma Commissioaer.) EE ILIMP.-THE MUTH OF MIL DONAL& This was a sitting for examination and discharge. The bankrupt. Richard Kemp, was deemibed as of Paynton street, Poplar, and Iroubridge-wharl,Barking-road, Bromley, mast and blockmaker, and shipemith. The failure was at tributed to the falling off of trade, loom, and the death of Mr. Duman Dunbar, the well•knows shipowner. The total liabilities are 1,9274 Mr. Sargood appeared on behalf of the assignees ; Mr. Bagley (instructed pp by mteMd.r. Green, from the office of Mr. W. It su &schema), Mr. Sargood mid that the bankrupt had anticipated the wishes of the assignees by filing a cash account. There was so opposition to his passing his examination. In answer to the registrar, it was stated no benefit would result from an adjournment, and the examination was there. fare passed and discharge granted. RI AISORKW HURON DONTRILL.—A HARD CARR UPON Alf ALL/41D LUNIANIC._ This was an a:minnit= meeting sod applicatioa for an order of discharge. The bankrupt was described as late of Francis-street, Woolwich, grocer. The unsecured debts ars :liol. ; seieured L 4o9l.; sad assets given up held by creditors are valued at 001. The creditors chiefly reside at Wool wich, Tooley-street, and Deptford. Mr. Seeley, from the office of Menem Drake and Son, of 38, Walbrook, offered so opposition to the bankrupt passing his marnination and receinag his order of discharge. It ap =d that all the bankrupt s property had been seized upon food removal to a lunatic asylum. The bankrupt, who answered the (plasticise put tohim in a irmy rational manner, said he had been wised and conveyed to Maidstone Lunatic Asylum. There ware two executions put into his premises, one for 871. 9s. 10d., and the other for 1091. In his absence his books had been stolen, and his gold and silver watches and furniture bad disappeared. The consequence of hie removal was that his wife and children had so home, and had to apply far the pariah relief. The learned Registrar sympathimd with the bankrupt,and granted an order of discharge. ..)111 NEt SER.—xxTENSIVZ rauxut or ♦ art IMICHAFT. This was a situuinngg for examiaatiou. The bankrupt was described as a merchant, of Gresham-house. Mr. Michael Abrahams, for the 'salvias'. now suggested an adjourn ment sine die. The bankrupt, whose total liabilities were 40,000/., bad surrendered in the first in stance, aod afterwards absconded, as it warn be lieved to Mexico, as there were extensive consignments to Havaanah and elsewhere. The 1111841106/ were quite willing to pay a reward of 100 !sins to any person who would give information which ought lead to the production of the bankrupt. His Honour said he wu afraid that, having sturendstred, proclamation of outlawry could not be made, and the request of Mr. Abrahams would therefore be granted for an ad journment sine the. Order aooordingly. TEE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. AN AFFRAY WITH THE POLICL-BOLDICHA AND TEA CIVIL AUTHOLITLLIS. Mr. Henry Luton, said to be an officer in the army, and giving the address Taviatock Hotel, Covent-garden ; Mr. William Autart Steinni it% of Upper Clanton, gentleman, and Mr. Henry Nerille Woodhouse, of No. 4, I. kowtow°. terrace, Notting•hill, gentleman, were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with behaving in a dis orderly manner and causing a crowd to assemble in the Haymarket, Police-constable Samuel Yeo, 316 A, said— About! o'clock this morning I was in the Haymarket when I saw a crowd of about 150 persons outside a cafe', and the three defend. ants arm in arm pushing and knocking against everybody they came near, and at the same time shouting out. On persuading the &fadeout to be quiet, and to behave them selves, Lucon said he was a major and a justice of the pace, and knew the law better than all the police. Steinmits also said he was an officer, and did not care for anybody ; and Woodhouse said be was a geutleinan, and would do as he liked. By this time .early 300 persona had collected. The defesdats then removed to the top of the Haymarket, and were there joined by about a dozen soldiers—Hone Guards and LVe Guards. They then west into Tiebborne street, and Steirmitz galled out "Now, soldiers, do what you can, and I'll protect you." I then ook Steinmits into custody, and the other delendante were taken other constables. Steinmits main called out, "Now, so ldiers, to the rescue," and the soldiers got hold of me. I got • blow on the bead and several kicks, but I think that was from the soldier We thee got them into Regent-street, and it took three or four of us to get Steincnitz in. Mr. Tyrwhitt —How many soldiers were there? Coostable—About ten or twelve. _ _ Steiometa—l did Seiticere to the =cat " I was puhed about in the Haymarket MOM than I pushed about. I did when I was attacked try to moue myself. Lucon—Why did 316 A push me on se 1 wee lighting my cigar outside of Wes oyster shop I - Thome' Pratt, 311 A—l sew a great crowd outside the cafe', and heard 316 A persuading the defendants to go away. The defendants pushed against several parsons. 1 told therm altar they said they were gentlemen that if they were gentlemen they ought to set an example. The defendants then got to the top of the Haymarket, and there wad a barge collection of cabmen, prostitutes. and roughs. On 316 A taking the defendants into custody I followed to keep the crowd back, and when we got to the Quadrant I saw several of the Blues and Life Guards, and Steinmita called out, "Now, soldiers, mous, and I'll see you righted." Some of the soldiers then caught hold of 316 A, and on telling the soldiers not to interfere they struck me. I took one of the soldiers to the station, but do not know whether be is going to be brought op. Sergeant Godfrey, 18 C, said—There were about 300 per sons collected, and on going over to quell the disturbance it became much worse. My hat was knocked off and I had • blow on my head. Two soldiers were taken into custody. I did not hear the soldiers called upon by the defendants, an I was not near enough. I don't know whether the soldiers are going to be brought up. (It was here stated to the =emirate that the soldiers would have to go before the military authorities.) Mr. Tyrwhitt—The soldiers ought to have been detained. Ido rot see why they should be let go bemuse they are soldiers. It in a moat dangerous practice to let the Horse Guards overrule the civil authority. The defeodnut Lucia I wee lighting my cigar after coming out of Quin's oyster shop. 316 A said, "Move on," nod immediately after I received, not a blow, but a pos is the back of illy neck ; 316 t A l zain mid, "More on. " I refused to move, and he then ad his knee against me, I them said I would his number and bring him up as he was exceeding his duty. Through the push my lip and hand were burnt with the fusee I was using. 1 then walked a little war, 6ndiae my friends in custody, and I was taken because I went with the others. lam an officer and a colottial magistrate, and, therefore, know I must not resist the police. I thought when I got before the inspector I should be allowed to Dave my say, but was sot. . . Steiiimitz-1 am not an officer, and don't suppose I ever 'ball be, but was called lut night " captain," but why I cannot asy.—[lt may be stated that in the Haymarket "titles of courtesy " are very commonly made nu of.] Woodhouse--I consider there is no harm in taking a walk In the Haymarket. Mr. Tyrohitt—l have no doubt yon were disorderly, made a great wise, sad displayed peat folly, and I have also no doubt that some of you were indiscreet enough to Sill on the soldiers. I shall discharge Woodhouse, but I SW call on the others—more particularly the magistrate Ito find ous bail each in the sum of 101. to keep the peace Sad be of good behaviour for six months. Bail was tendered, and accepted. WESTMINSTER. 6 NVICTION OP AS OITICER HI THE LINT Mr. J,hn Charles Sweeney, of 18, St. Georges.strset, captain of the 91st Highlanders, was charged with wilfully breaking a square of plate glass, value 101., sad smelting the Nieman. The chirp of wilful damage was not proceeded with, Mies Hughes, the nomplaioant, being absent. Police-sergeant' 5 B said that at 11 o'clock bat tight he wag called to Iti. Cumberlandetrest, Pimlico, whets the de fendant was given into custody for wilfully breskiog • square of rho.. glen. When witness entered defendant was coming lowestairs with a stick in his band, sod, in allusice to the glass, said, " Bobby, come and see me finish it:" and returning upstairs he broke some more of the glass from • broken square in • wardrobe. The lady basin/given him in charge, witness laid hold of him by the arm, upon which be said he said he should like to have a slap at the " Bobby," and struck him on the hat, on the breast, and in the mouth. In ryes-examination by Mr. Edward Lewis, solicitor for defendant. witness said that defendant said he should like to " bonnet" witness. Hs was drunk ; the blows he struck weretiot violent. _ _ Police.constahle 45 B said that is be entered the house with the serpent they met defendant coming downstairs. Ile had part of his clothes off, and after potting them on be acid, " I al ocld like to have ago at you Bobbies ;" he added, " 191 pay for • new bat and give you • abiUiag, if you let Tee bonnet you." He then struck the sergeant on the top of the bat. In the scuffle to secure him he &track wittier under the tar with his bets. Mr. Lewis said that his client hart while in • state of intoricatioe, been inveigled isto this house, where • differ ence arose. The fact of defendant's being partially un dreamed would show the character of the house. Mr. Arnold required what it was. The sergeant rid he believed it was very respectable. Mr. Lewin said it could be shown it was not. It was • I °4 o ll-bottse for liefeudant very demly regretted what bad occurred. He had bee n 'vocable& while in service in India, and haying had • sunstroke there became much turited under the influence of liquor, as in the present tee-. The sees ults seemed to have been jocular, by the kiwi's, used, and not of • vicious character. Mr. Arnold thought there wes no evidence of • mange character in these assaults, but pointed out that the police were clot to he assaulted as • source of amusement to gentlemen who got drunk. Although the lower order of THE EXPRIISS,i 'WEDNESDAY; EVENING, OCTOBER 12, ' 1864. persona might be guilty of mimooduct while in • state of intoxication, better oonduat was expected of those in the position of gentlemen, and he (Mr. Arnold) doubted whether he ought not to commit without • fine. He fined the defendant 101. el. for each assault), or two months ; the lines were imaedi tely SOUTHWARK. FRACAS Kr A RIXLWAT STATION., Two respectable-looking young men named Timesings and Sioantion were charged with - meating a disturbance at the South• Eastern Railway Terminus, London-bridge, and as saulting she °Moors in the execution of their duty. William &latent, a ticket collector in the company's em ploy, said that about 11 o'clock at night be was on duty at the London-bridge Terminus, when he saw Tinuninp push. lug against sevend peewits waiting for the lain train. Par odying that he wee drunk, he went up to him and requested him to leave thecompany's premise.. Instead of that he turned round, and making very bad language, struck him on the eye. Re aaUad the mundanee of another officer, and as they WWI removing Timmings down the steps the other came up and attacked them, and after considerable mor difficulty they were both handed over to the metropolitan polioe. Is answer to the charge 'rimming§ said he was a tradeeman at Deptford, and had ootoe to the station with his friend to proceed home, when the officer came up to him and pushed him, and then charged him with the assault. As they were going down the stairs they slipped, and that was how the complainant's eye wee struck. MORI The magistrate told him he was also charged withibeing Timminp denied that. He certainly bad drunk a little with his friend, but nothing to injure him. The other person said he went to the railway station with his friend, and seeing Dim ill-used he went up and requested the officers to let him go when he was pushed down and given into custody to the police. Inspector Fortune informed hie worship that the non duct of both the defendants was highlydiagraosiol,espeoially that of Timmings, who was extremely violent. The Magistrate expressed his surprise to see two respect able tradesmen disgracing themselves in such • manner. rimming. should have left when required by the officem, and his companion ought not to have interfered. As • caution to them far the future be fined Timminp 15e., or ten days' imprisonment; sad Swan/ton fie., or five days. The mosey was paid. SHARE MsTa--(TBIEI DAY.) Two o'OLoaw. The railway market is firmer to-day, and most of the principal lines have advanced. Great Eastern stock is in especial regnant, and has risen 1 per cent. ; Caledonian and Great Northern have also improved ; Great Western and Midland and Metropolitan, 4. London and North Western stook is now quoted 110 to ; Great Western, 894 to ; Midland, 129 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to ; Caledonian, 122 to 123 ; South Eastern, 81 to ; Great Eastern, 444 to 3 ; Great Nor th ern, 127 to 128 ; London sad South Western, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 1064 to 107. With the exception of Imperial Mexican, which have declined, foreign railway shares show no alter ation. Canattian lines are rather dull, and Indian inactive. ob. Ipc I un.wAn. roles Pri4•4 ealse today yesterday. I to 1 p.m. WoLet Maar VaL I Birth and Tyne Boston,Bisairdot Md.C Bristol and ltransr 111 Si 12i lIIS 71 ask id cro n Mork sad 17n- Bandon _ a;zioll - Do. • way. until I' Do. B J p. o. lopold to B. Dublin sod Bs MA Jane Daodeo,Portl sal ytAbd.Jo W idlaborib and L= &=WiSlieril d. I. Do. tl 86 II 17 86 87 105 101 43 1 '4 i 57. E Aag. Great North ot Gnat Northern D 0..• I • roo. a° div. us- Do.B 110 6p. o. lew& B Gt. South & West, (Its ) Chao; Weaken Do. Stow VoLGeklltt Do. South 118 128 138 138 111 LW 81 91 CO Mk B;. W. Do - *DT. Do. Do. H adeN Lancashire & Yorkshire Londou and Blackwell Lon.,Brta.&B. Loadoe4CWka.&Dow London&North Weatn Loodoo&SoushWastern Ilan.,Shet,&lincolnah Honor% and Carliale Do. Do. Share: •7 69 35 40 99 101 lln 112! a a 102 UN 32 40 110 110} 94 44 ne •*} Istropotitsa Do. Now 11 . 4 w _ _ D. Bum . Mid. Ot. Wn. a (irs.). b7 Do. 1 Sham 'lnd Kant I Mkt X en ik t u =, Uns) Math Do. idia.Portit,Dntd. l N. Isatten—Borwlok . Do. Do. Do. Do. 0. N. L Porc Leeds. York Lhrllele litoct&Dorllng ao ISW4B-.7 Do do. 1&1041 forth London De. New ...... !North Starrordshtrs Id, & Wistaria lama assarkas Omura .11cotstsh N.& Aber Stk iooo4rJah Midland ury & ni , fthro Shrewsb pahir• Uon 'South Devon South imams i& Yorks& t Wear Duo Statues, Woklaghakdo ,Tad Vale Do e !No o! Noah Pletorta eta & Plattloci Waterford KtAllow] West Cornwall W.ElartlpL lamb.* IL ?ta RAAWATI. W 'IN j 10 all ! all 1100 Atßoiled fla. banana losußarSk arGlagntuae. 'Buffalo k Lots Baron DZPritersmc• Duff., Brook& Godorich 6p. Eds. Aug. 1, 1671 Do. do. .1 alp 1, 1873 Do. do. Jaw 1, 1674 Col. & Llisstion 66.6. 6. .Capo T. & Dock 6p. 6. g. Desiesra,7 p.c.por. prof LEL Beopl gm. 6d0.. ; LA 1,d1e6 du.. I do—, Do. J Malansion .... Greed Trunk of °anode Do.ino p ap.l ref. LL.tel lag D Do. o. do. defame! Do. Ind pref. Bondi.. Do. do. deferred Do Ind pref. Haack .. Do. do. deferred Do. elk pref. Stock .. Do. do. deferred Greet Indian Peninsula Do N irus. - • do. oeot.l Do ow 43t.. S. dlndioo. 6 p. cc Do 4 per or* Do OS. Western If Cooed& Do. New Do. 134.11-pay. ICS Do. Z c. do. dlo. 18774 Whin Limited t 'Tr I Nor. 1 . 1 . p. rat Do. — ea 1: do Do. do. do.— Do. Fifth lielb. Corp. 6 per c. B 4 Kolb. end Holson's 80l 111. Dem.& Can.cl.s.A 111.1..ofCea.11p.c.letp.it. .11olado, gus. par cool. Do. Deng Do. do. do. do. Do. Ponjaao do Do. 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New 76 7 9 pml 112 6 10,000 100 1 Do. lasuad et 10 pni lO - - 100,000 TO . Anglo Austrian 20400 20 'Anglo Italian (Malted) II 14 Oldie' - 21,600 60 Australasia all 61 69 ad 47 7,600 40, Do. New lO ,22 24 pm ad - Ed aue 20 !Simko( BrilistrColneabls 16 idis 6 pot ad -ad 10.000 116 , Bank of = i sll 1 166 274 - 11000 100 'Bank of - 16,600 II plank of Otano (Li:oiled, 6 le Oldle - 10,000 100 ,Bask of Queenaland (L.) SO 4 I Ws - 10,000 60 Bank effictorta,Au 25 28 SO - 6,000 100 'Bank of Wales (Lim.) - 60,000 10 'Bank of New Zealand - 50,000 20 Brazilian& Porturrares,L 10 1 21 pm - 60,000 MI Jlittiali & Californian (I. 6 14 Opla - 20.000 00 iliettfek N. America - 61,200 20 IC. Bk. IndluAus., Clam all 31 Si 23 24 4 7,800 20 I Do. New 20,000 16 • Chart. Mar. of indla,&o. all 67 69 - 10,000 161 Do. 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Pm. at ZWan.,‘ New 11 - - - 30,000 20 Do. dn. do. 10 - - - 26,000 20 New South Wales all 42 44 - 40,000 10 New Zealand (IJaliBell I par pen - 60,000 10 , North Wasters 6 3 4pm - 60600 26 Oriental Bank Corpora. all 64 60 - 20,000. 60 Prorin.liankluriCorp.(L, 1 24 11416 - 216,000 100 Trevino. of Zealand ..„ 16 39 91 - 37,600 10 Made, 1an1.,&D•561 (L 10 14 1440 114 10,000 26 North Australia all 33 ST - 10,000 26 'South Faders (Ura.) - 10,000 100 nand. Mt B. S. Milos 41,454 100 , Do. do. - 10e00 26 Union of • sW. New all 61 63 604 10,000 109 176 km d lnsiead ) SI 26 14 - 0,000, 14 Union cd London Inlekla No. I Bk. 11 Dome. IPd I CI. Floss. I Weft toddoigt i K. Owl and West India .6100 136 113 - 12,000 10 Omieraltloall Jock 8 - -•-• 6,67%1 6 0 U. Imndoe&SLlL 00 06 44 874 800, fil Southampton UM - - .. 804.104 It Vtotoria llOO 146 IV .- 6,000 10 Do. New Na 183 BRITISH 111211 MINI& Cambrian C. Gold, L 'Cltlvertoa afford Amid. Dev. O. 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(L) National via cont. (L. l National Finandal (L; National steam N ay.(L) NertiuddsCoal & I. 'L ) Do. New N.7aaland TALoan(L N.BricAastralaalan(L) N.Brit.& Venom la.(L Nonaceitao.andL .1.) Do. do. Marine Insure Oriental rotarnernialli Oriental Financial a ) Oriental Gas (11Mnited) Do. New L Inland Siessa(L) Otago & athlanllavest. Cottonton Financial (L) Ottoman Gas (Limited Panama& IL StestukL. ) Do. Now. Peellliv.Lod&Mht(L) Peninsular & O. Steam Da New (Labrada L.. M... I L(L Rhyminey Imo Do. New &to J. city limprar. (L ) Ditto ditto ... . goat. Austria Invest (L Smith. Knight. &Co.(L +on Fin as.)l' Lgyo is( L ) L Airless M. & L. (L.' South aastrallan Load Submarine T Tel.Constructrefl Tasman& Mersey la.(L Trast&AgeomotAnaL T. SL Co. of C. OattedlC. Toles. Lk (L) Usivera Marine Ina(1.) Upper Amara Tes(Lhu ' Unto Una Dienwo's Lod_ Warrant Ilinsnosi Lisa WoMindin&Facladl la as I sail Ist esT s 7 Tim Par I tin 111 dial VPal I: !pm Par 4 6 Pm 66 ,13 17e 1 2 ! a ipts ill 17i4141 I 4.25 9 07 1 aril 1• • (11•1 99 41 79 1 80 2 18 pow 21 98 dist 2729 8 I. 26 26 11115 pat 98 97 198 185 ▪ 1115 • 114114 98 1 1 1 80 65 10 I 11 sidle i= e I } A 1 115 4 14 17 71iPa 10 12 PREFERENCE SHAT Gnat Western Origioal„ trredeemobl North British 5 per oes►., 106 i. FOREIGN ItiliILWA Imperial Mesima Ramey (Limited) Sem Peak, Lim., par. 7 per oest. le 1 pri 12r I ASS. 4414 par ant, ft ,Th. I. al *4), Is. 1. 18. I nom. IPd 10. prior. Balsa. 6 7 .2 r.p.:......,ttritais:a.T. 100 . 90 01_ Z p. el. Jan, 42 J01t.... 100 87 00 -- St. Iduss.MYk.4p.e.Jaa&Jl, 100 96 96 - = 4ls llll et ft10.4p.e./aostity 100 96 98 - 1 84. .W.4p.0.1ia.44711, 1011 96 IS -, . In, 7 84. Do. 84 p.o.imalsky 102 834 864 - 269, 81. .W.,4p.e..Taititial7 100 96 96 - .... St ilkilaad,4p.o.Jaa.&/ 100 96 98 97 ... St N. &Malt AP. ID. 14., 6p. ct, lob. &Aft._ 100 105 107 - 82,431, Bt. N.F.strii.,6p.o.Jsial 160 96 97 •-• .... I St. 500t.N.Z..49.0.9.9.1004. 100 - - OOLONIAL 60V1N.11012112 . 111110172117:1191. No. 1 112osma 1 Pd. 1 a. pima. I Islet 10 1 / 1 £80,910 .. aramiosimap.moarai —.. .. Do. do. 11831£ -•- -.. .. Out 004.8p.u.1977.86. 100 SD 92 •-• -.. .. Do.dporotlalatAug. 100 121 01 - .... .. D 0.6 paret.Mar.d Bsi 100 89 92 .- 8.214.809 .. Doe par eLJaa.d..7 100 78 81 - 686,808.. Do. 6 per et. Ins. Moe 100 74 81 - 180,000 .. .. Oar Giirp.ollll7ll , loo. 104 108 - .... 18804 100} 104 106 zd .... .. DO. do. 11190.1 109 106 107 Id -id . Do. do. 1801'100, NW 109 100,000.. Ceyloo.Nov.lB6B, 6 p.et. 'lOO 102 106 •- 260,000 Do. 11178. do.. 100 100 112 a - 1n0,000 1 .. Mauritius 6 pot 4:40873 100 101 106 100,606 .. Do. 1873 100 108 106 .- 200,000 .. Do. 1883110 106 106 - 166, .. NULL Gov. 6 per art-1100i 108 106 -. 164000 .. New Brom. Gov. 6 p.0t.1140 01 94 - .... .. N.B. Wales Go. 6 p.e..112311; 100 97 99 094 .... .. Do. sp. e. 1871 0,1876 100 96 37 - .... Do. sp. e. 1818 to 111 M 1110, 94 96 - 150,0001... Nur Zealand 6 pee oset.!100: 99 108 - 250,0001.. !Nora Scotia 6p. 41., 1876 100! 94 97 - 76,0001.. Qiussaskad Gov. 6p. et 1001 100 102 - -.. .. 5./kosaliev.6p. e. Boods 100 - - - ... ..: 71e.Gov.4p.e..JaadJuly 100 - - - .... 1.. Do. do.6p.c.Apriktoe.llool 106 106 id 1044 6id zd —. zd 281 id ! ►d 10. prices. I Sum w Xd j Ws& 19119 f ad MONEY MAREET.-(THIS DAY.) , Two o'Ozocz. The stock markets to-day are rather firmer, owing chiefly to the satisfactory progress of the pre parations for Friday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. Consols show a recovery of I per I cent., and a slight improvement is observable in a few of the speculative foreign bonds and home rail way stocks. Attention, however, is almost exclu sively occupied with the settlement. The discount market is quieter the amount of bills which have matured to-day being limited. The lowest rate, however, is still 9 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English govern ment securities are obtainable at the reduced rate of 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Reutes opened at 651 r. 40c., showing a reduction of sc. compared with the last prices of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 88 to 4 for money, and 881 to # for the account (Nov. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88, 871, 884, 1 ; ditto, for account, 884, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 864, 86 ; New Three per Cents., 864, 86, 1 ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1031; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 974 ; ditto Bonds, 12s. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 10s., se. die.; ditto June, 15s. dia. The foreign stock market is rather firmer. Turkish Consolid4s and Spanish Passive Bonds have improved 4to per cent., and Spanish Certifi cates 4. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.: —Greek, 224 to 4 ; Mexican, 26 to ; Spanish Passive, 301 to I ; the Certificates, 134 to 1 ; Turkish. 1858, Bonds, 68 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 694 to I ; and the Conaolidds, 49 to ; Transactions are recorded as follows :—Greek, 224, ; ditto Coupons, 9 ; Mexican, 234, 26/ ; ditto 1864, 244, ; Russian, 1822, 884, ditto 18430, 821 ; ditto 1862, 87 ; Sardinian, 811 ; Spanish Passive, 294, 301 ; ditto, Certificates, 131, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, 68 ; ditto, 1862, 691; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 70 ; Venezuela, 204. International Financial shares are now quoted 1/ to prem. ; London Financial, 5* to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 2i to I prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11 to * prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to 14 ; Ottoman Soci4t6 Gen& rale, to 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, to I din. Foos o'CLocK. Consols are unaltered, at 88 to i for money, and 88i to f 4 for the account. 4,00 W. in gold has been sent into the Bank. The steamer Macgregor Laird, from the West Coast of Africa, baa brought about 10,0001. in gold duet and specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.2 to 1 ditto, 3 dare, 11.181 to 191 ; Rotterdam, 3 'moths, 12.2 to ; Ant imp, 3 mout hs, 25.80 to 85 ; Hamburg, ma. blimp, 3 moat!" 13.10 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.30 so 40 ; ditto, 3 months, 26.771 to 85 ; Frsakfeet-oa.the-Mamo, 3 mouths, 1214 to 1 ; St. Petersburg (per melbas), 3 months, 2811029, VlOllOl4 Mi. So.. 3 months. 12.10 to 20 ; Trieste, ett. do., 3 months, 12.10 to 20 ; Madrid, 3 months, 47 to Cadiz, 3 months. 471 to (; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.95 to 26.5 ; Genoa, 3 'Deaths, 25.93 to 26.5 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 26 to 26.5 ; Naples, 3 malaise, 26 to 26.5; Palermo, 3 months. 26 to 26.5 ; Mammy 3 maths, 26 to 26.5 ; Lisbon, 90 dam 511 to 1; Oporto, 90 dare, 511 to I. The stoppage is announced of three Greek houses, viz., lir. G. P. Lesicaridi, of Winchester House ; Messrs. Mavrogordato and Co., and Messrs. Glavcopidi Bros. and Co., both of Gresham-street. The liabilities in the first men tioned case represent about 40,0001., and in the two latter about 20,0001. together. It is thought that the liquidation will show in each instance rather favourable results. The books have been placed in the hands of Moms. Kemp, Ford, and Co., the accountants. The sub j oined circular announces the stoppage of Nears. Weber and Biddulph, merchants. Their liabilities amount to about 70,000/. including about 40,0001. secured. The unsecur ed creditors are expected to eventually receive about 10s. in the pound. We have to inform you that Vern. Weber and Biddulph, of Philpot-Isse, bare bees compelled to suspend payment. This course has been rendered miceriary by the sumeasion of failures of their oorrespoodsate on the eontisent. The books have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Younp and Company, to prepare • statement of affairs, and in the meantime Messrs. Weber and Bid dulph have to request your kind forbearance. - - We are, your obedient terms* J. and J. H. ;.11,CLATIS end NACIEWOOD. 7, Wa!brook, Loodoo, 10th Oat. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. R. Brahma (trading under the title of Manuel and Brillman), watch manufacturer and diamond merchant, who recently failed. An extremely un favourable balance-sheet was presented by Messrs. Kemp, Ford, and Company, the accountants. It was exp:ained that the legitimate business of the firm was of a profitable character, but Mr. Will man had been induced to enter into large aceomo dation bill transactions, chiefly with Messrs. Croskey and Co., whose failure was announced before that of Mr. Brillman. Proceedings in bankruptcy have already been commenoed,and the show of hands taken was in favour of their being carried on. Attention I was directed to some irregular bill transactions be tween Mr. Brillman and the London and Northern Bank. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Oelrichs and Co., in the cotton trade, who stopped payment on the 22nd ult., also took place yesterday. The balance-sheet, prepared by Mesam. nil ter, Ball, and Co., the accountants, shows liabilities to the amount of 27,0551., and assets 9,41 W., or a de ficiency of 17,6391. It was resolved that the estate shall be wound up under inspection. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Fs change list of last evening : ineuranoe.—Allienon British and Foreign, 15 ; Alliance Marine. 43 ; Atlas. 134 1 1 ; Commercial Union, Sj 8 1 ; Egle, 61 7 ; English and Scottish Law Life, 31 4 ; London and Provincial Marine, 21 ; North British and Mercantile, 17 61 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 61 ; Universal Marine (Limited), 51 51 1. Gaslight and Coke.— Commercial, new, 36 ez div. ; Continental Union (Limited), 101 az div. ; European, new , T 1 ; Greet Central, 171 1 ; 851 6 ; Imperial Continental, 8214; fluentz, 69 81 ez thus ; ditto new, 15 17 ; Sunny Consumers, 17 ; United General. 39 1 ex div. ; Westminster Chartered, 821 ; Western, 161 1 ea di.. ; ditto B, 81 es div. Dacha—London and St. Katharine, 67 6/ ; Snathaniptos, Waterworks.—Berlin 84. bilsoellassoos.—Pries t s haat Caudle, 7. The Glasgow, for New York, will call at Queens town to-morrow, and messages will be received at any of the Ele ctric and International Telegraph Company's offices in London up to 3.30 p.m., and in the provinces up to 3 p.m. The City of Cork, for New York, and the Canada, for Halifax and Boston, will call at Queenstown Oct. 16, and messages will be received until the same hours. TtIIIaDAT Evaanra. Consols, which closed yesterday at 88/ to 1 for the new account (Nov. 10), opened this morning at the same quotation, and clamed at 881 to 1. For money the last price was 871 to 88, being the same as yesterday. The official busiueas report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, gri, 88 ; ditto, for account, 881 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86/, 1, 86 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 86 ; Bank Stock, 238, 235, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1031 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 971; ditto, Bonds, 6e. dis. In the foreign stock market heaviness prevailed, especially in the afternoon. Confederate Bonds fell as much as 4 per cent. ; Turkish of 1863 aed the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 2 ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., Moorish, Russian Old Five pet 3 Cents., and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 1850 1 ; Russian of 1864, 1 ; Spaiush Passive, ; Greek, Mexican Portuguese, Spanish Three pa Cents., Turkish Bonds of 1868, and the Consolidis, ; and Italian stock, 1 per cent. In the miscellaneous share market prices likewise continue to decline. Hudson's Bay shares left off 5.. lower than yesterday, at 141 to 161. Egyptian Trading were dull at 1 to 1 prem., and Joint-stock Discount at die. to par. National Discount were steady at 7} to 71 prem. Australian Agricultural, Discount Corporation, Financial Corporation, Lon don Mercantile Discount, Madras Irrigation, Marine Investment, and Millwall Ironworks, have all declined. There were inquiries for Universal Marine Insurance shares. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares closed• at to dis. ; and Ottoman Sociiiki Odnerale, At i to prem. The shares of the financial companies showed continued heaviness, and declined 2s. Gd. to ss. per share. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. : International, Ito 1 prem. • General Credit, 2to 2k prem. ; London Financial, be to 6 prem. ; Im penal Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), to ltd prem. ; and Credit Fowler and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), 21 to n prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLosz. The mining market continues inactive, with very few transactions. East Grenville shares are unchanged, at 7 3 / 4 to 3 / 4 . Great Vor are officially marked 2811 and 281, being lower. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no change. United Mexican are dull. A special meeting of the Wheal Ellen Mining Company of South Australia (Limited) is called for the 20th inst., " for the purpose of taking into con sideration the present state of the company's affairs." LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT MEC/1110 NEWMARKET METING.-(THD3 DAT. BEAUFORT STAKES. Sir Raw boat Blork Reek. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES (two.riarolds). Tnimpeter ... 1 10 nn. HANDICAP. Deed heat with Attraction sad Lytton. 13 raw. TROY STAKES. ___ Ramis ... ... ... 1 Gardevieare ... 5 raa. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOB'S. Criterion Coarse. Aaber sod Celerrima are here. ENTRY FOR OATLANDS PLATE. Ogualwidgeshin Gees of Qs flea, 4 yrs, ; Monk, aged, Bsl 71b ; Clarke, 4 years, Set 71b ; Principal, 5 yrs, Bst ,• Merry Hart, 4 yn, 7st 12tb ; Vabalathas, 3 yrs, 7st 101 b ; Bac &monster, 4 yrs, 7st 71b ; Gold Dan, 4 yrs, 7st bib ; Countersign, 3 yrs. 6d 1011); Polio', 3 yr 5,64411). BE#IIFORT STAKE'S. B.Y. Bleak Rock sad iiritaierin ho n. PAID Foann.-1110 holds. TROY STAKEt3. T.Y.O. Siberia. Emoig, Contract, Oetregor, Va . rdaner, and Con vent are bars. PAID FORMIT.--Oordelia, Razor. Handmaid, Sisyphus, C,oatos Velvet, Millie, Desine, Cheverette, Bow Bell, Pantaloon, Aline, Keepsake, Simpson, Lovelace, Lysander, Archimedes, Arkansas, Bavaria. Primer of WaLes,Wiaket, Tuacalannat, Plying Horn, Cockcrow, and Soma: Stag.! SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS, T.Y.C. Wild Thyme. Brown Filly, Lemma* Incision, Dram& Janeatoo, Tragedy, The Knout, Whiskey, end Whet. AU ere here. ENTRY FOR £5O MAIDEN PLATE. T.Y.C. Questionable a, Elie to Amebas, Fraagipseei c, Prorisor, Spades.* Sanaa, Serenade e, Doeford, Orloff, The Turner, Crossbow, Lady Florence, Hooey Bee, Whiskey, Mortlake, Sidewind, Merton. 1 by Skirmisher, Wade, Waterbly Ada, General Rally, Ardswrics, and Anadyomeoe. All aro hem BEDFORD STAKES. Lest five furlongs of A.F. King Charming. Klavioska. Cripplegate, Remfrid, Midi llor, and Island Chief are here. SELECT STASES. R.N. Colon Jack. Camboacen. and Bel Demonic) are ha% PAID Foe-rim—Coup d Etat, Ely, Casa Guard. aad Acolyte. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS, LITZII,OOI. Ocf. 11.-Great Resters, 1 191-Laneasktre and Yorkshire, 114-London and North Western, 1101 I g 4- Manchester, Mayfield, and Lincolnshire, 64 14-Metropoltsa, 105. - Midland, 114-North Bast Bernick capital atock,litt . Bona IN Eastern, -Ninon Central. s:iontederate 55 44 434 I- i 4 1-Eastern Exchange Bank (Lheitted‘, 544 &- Liverpool nom°, (Untied., 11-16 & -Mercantile and Lachman Bank United , 444 4 p.-North Roam Bank linoltedi, 34 p. -Lancashire 741 p -Liverpool and London and Globe Fire aod Life, - Mmi lllll4 liwinwneo(l/mitod), 446- Queen Insurance, 14 p.-Afrlean Merchants, Id.-Mersey Steel and Iron Limite&, 11 p.-National Maim Navigation Company, 1 1 1 - . _ -. lAscasersz, OCr. 11.—Prices have been steadier, with a fair heathens. C. Carmel sad Co., 6 p.—Great Eastern, 441—Ontat Northern A, 1374—Great Western, ti al Credit, 2 3.16 p. —John Brown and Co. tern, Mae Landon and North W 110 1 f I—hester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 611 t 3 1 129 i , 1.6 Preference, 3-16 p —ditto 6 per cent., 104—MIdiand iuk i =o bd eith Eastern, 811 I—Con federate Loma, 64 31 3 es, 40—Albane. Bank, 111 p.—Mercantile Beak, 1 p.—lnternatlonal, 11 p.—District Beak, 191 p. anummui, OCT. 11.—The transactions In this market to day Included Birmingham Canals, at see : Birmingham New Union Mille at 1/ blunts Metal shores, at 2 dice Amongst the closing quotations were Birmingham Banking Company shares, sellers, at 32}: Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, at 33 to 36; Bristol, and Birmingham Railway Sir per Cent. dock. at 134, sellers ; Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed, at 72 to 7tl; London and North Western stock, at 110. Yesterday Dadiey and West Bromwich Banks were acid at 8; and London, Bir mingham, and Benth itattordshire Banks, at 4 dice. 001 w, 002.10. —New Thee per Cent. Mock, 86—Ditto for account (10th Novernberl, 861 I—Hibernian Bank KM. paid), gsf —National Bank, New Issued at 361. prem.. 101. paid). 621 - Ns- Douai of Liverpool (Limited , not paldi, 141—Provincial Bank 261. paid), 91}—loyal Bank (101. paids, 161—Dublin and hallway (1001. id`, 71—Midland Great Western paid). 3e4 36—Midland Great Western, Halves, paid , 171 4—D l2l. ublin,Wicklow, and Wexford, 8 per cent- perpetual . 18 & pad,, MR. GL•DRTONE'S VIBIT TO LIVERPOOL—SWIM little dimension appears to have mime amongst the public bodies in Liverpool inteeding to take part in welcoming tbe Chancellor of the Exchequer upon his visit to that town to day (Wednesday) and to-morrow (Thanday). The Financial Reform Association, desiring to present as address to the right hoe. gentleman, was referred to the Chamber of Commerce, with the view of securing a united demonistratioa, and the representatives of the two bodies were unable to agree as to the order in which their respective addresses should be presented. The consequence is that an effort will be mad* to induce Mr. Glerlotone to meet the members of the Fi nanciel Reform Association in some other public building after the proceedings at the Town Ball, in which the Chamber of Commerce will take the leading part, come to s °mansion oa Thursday afternoon. A branch aseocietion, iu furtherance of the deci mal system in weights, measures, and coinage, wee formed in Liverpool yesterday. The association Is not fully formed yet, but • preliminary committee bas bees established. The annual conference and meeting of the United Kingdom Alliance were held in Manchester yesterday, the attendance of the friends of the Alliance being equal to any previwlsocession. The pmeeerliop began with a breakfast In the tipper room of the Free-trade FIJI, after which the general council benne-Mod business, and finally • public meeting was held is the ensuing. RIFLE SHOOTING BY THE EARL OF ABERDEEN AND HIS BEDTHIE.—The Hon. James Gordon, brother of the Earl of Aberdeen, on Thursday won the challenge medal of the Aberdeen, Baaff, and Kincardine Long Range Club with the splendid total of 99—the ranges being 800, 900, sad 1,000 yards, 10 shots at each. The Earl of Aberdeen was secood, with • total of 93. The compatitios took place at the Yemen:sins range.—fdinberyk Courant. ift7.7l C ITNCE o f A LADY. LA benevolent lady has paid the cod, amounting to 5081.. of the Valentin life- boat establishment on the coast of Kerry. Ireland, which is now Bing formed under the superioteadenoe of the National Lifeboat Institution. It is the only lifeboat sta tion on that wild A tlantk coast. The same lady had pre viously defrayed the wet of a lifeboat and transporting swine for a station on the north-west coast of England. The Ripon, which brought the India mail to Marseilles, reports meeting the Enehantress. with the Lords of the Admiralty on board, on the Bth inst., five miles Met of Tavaleri, in f3ardinia, steering to the math and eGad. CZYCIA.L PALACL OHS SHILLING DAT.... TIIMGAT, Ocrr. U.—Ai:Weaken ea payment, 2,175; ditto by assess Laois, 777; total, 2,952. ORDINARY SHAMS AND STOMA I Pd. Iry OrenviAL IL W. Russell (Myatt.) Grumbler & et. Aubya 10rost Lacy (Waited) Great South Taigas G. W. Vor (Hakim) IGreavllle IH.v;d: ri Newton Down gmaret ;Usy Want) Valley He e s Iron Um Wneles NOV Seton malt Downs ortl2 Koskear N. Wb.Beisete ? l aw man) Nortb Wheal Prosper United Providence (U. Leland B. CW144011 (U.Cleerl IL W. Presume (Mosey !trey Park its Croft West Basset (Mow) W. Caradoo (Lirkesrd) West Clthertoe West Setae Wk. Basset (tllosan)) W 6. Buller (ftedrutb) Wheel Ladeott V. W'4l L lTireS"ea ll 1 :1 "4 0a 7 (1444 ) so cool __•___ 102.1105 MINIM. • Al=Mos (Limited) • i.lnglo-BraLOold(Llnt. 10 Australian 1 Boa Accord Cop. 7 Beast/LAM co I IP Cape Copper (Limited 4 S C i trp • CuPla rdio th r.rei lidi 1 D eln ay • Del nay hod) 2 ortana (LI led). 10 (11nettad) - Cantu (Lleattod) Marlqulta ILAureoe Bras.o.lL (L Pantdellio Copper (LI ■ PontgibandallverLesd Port Phillip 1 Santa Barb.Oold 31.(L ) I poottlah Austral. Lm.) 10 BA John del ley Una 110 !United Ilezlesn 1 'VallanseacsGold Lat.) I !Worthing ;Limited, ▪ IYadanstaatana MIBCALLAI4IIOI7II. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LA NE. -(TH LS DAY. ) The supply of home-grows wheat on offer in to.day's market was very moderate ; bat moat of the samples ware in ezoollent condition. The attendance of millers was limited, yet there was a fair demand for both red and white qualities, at full quotations. Foreige wheat, the show of which was seasonably large, moved off slowly, nevertheless prices were supported. Floating cargoes of grain were in fair request, at about previous rates. There was a steady sale for fine barley, both English and foreign, ►t full currencies. All other kinds sold &lowly, at irregular quotations. We were seasonably well supplied with malt, and all descriptions were very inactive, at the recent decline in value. _ _ Although the supply of oats was large, the demand for that deacription of produce was steady, at very full pricee. Beans commanded very little attention, a► Monday's questions. Is peas only a limited business was passing, on former terms. Very few maniples were exhibited. The flour trade was io a sluggish state. In prices, how- ever, no change took Oaos. The inquiry for see& was somewhat restricted. On the whole, however, the quotation ruled steady. uU ARENT MCI . Emma. Pre Qr. WNW. I. a. Imo; Link nat,1863 36 to 36 ta64 36 SO 40 80.0h174,1663 so 10 64 Poe QT. OATS. & & Scotch. Seed Scotch potato Irish, white „ black BURL _ _ 1864 40 So 45 Norfolk and Lincoln rod. 1864 3B 10 39 BAILIT - - . Malting -.. sa to 34' Distilling ... 2l to 26' Grinding 2l to 26' 11ma. lksai, Norfolk, and &utak tIO to 61 [lapin and Wan 66 to 06 Brown - _ - llasopo St to SS Tick 33 to Sit BARTOW Ptgaso SO SO 40 _ Orly Maple SO U Whits IS So 63 ST Twos. Town mad*. per 290 lbs. Hossobold 3O to 33 Count __ ry segue, teed lO to 221 Noriolk and Inioni. 17 to IS potato 23 to 27 az ship Vto 0S soma. Per Qr. WILL 5. IL Molds and Youngs berg 4O to SO Auto& t Macklin- Ns Qr. Do= 39 to 49 34 to 40 BAIIIIMAII, hard -- -' Om i -- I. Walsh sad lawalsb 17 to tO Maim _4044 An z ien. MI Wiliii; . . U 10 46 'mai _ _ DEW* 34 to to /4774 444 s 33 40 34 Grinding SI to 28 UfnlWog blotting OATS. Dutch. too, l7 to 41 30 to 32 = 36 to Id MUM Oa& Mite se to St YolLow - 7 teed ARRIVALS Off GRAIN. &a., CARRIAG; 18011 OCT. 1 Wheel lbethh end fie.teh: 210 Irhak /*revs 41.9e Tea I 4499 1 FLOM Freneb. per irk .... A to MI gpsoith. ~ .... ID to SS American. poor lot .. if to A Coasesa. .. .. 19 to IS limo LONDON. BY WATIA I TO OCT. IL INCLUNIVN. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DIY.) 111.1eraw AND nrrnumnos*L nutemis.) (now ova owa COWSPONDINT.) Cotton did! sad Irregular. S. about 4,000 bats. . MINCING-LANK--(THIS DAY.) Stroan.—There is no improvement to the deemed, the market Siang dull at yeeterday's decline of 6d. to le. per cwt. Refined prima are unaltered, but the demand le lees active. '''' e.:o7Tll. —The small parcels of plantation Ceylon brought to public sal* have sold at full prices ; triage, Ns. 6d. to 63e. ; low middling and middling, 755. to 78s. 6d. ; good middLiag, 795. M. to 81s. ; peaberry, $6.. 6d. to 81a. ; pri vately, 200 casks low at firm prices ; also 30 casks of native at 665. Tess.—The public sales of Assam have goats of alai! price* ; privately business is doing in new Simon at pre- vious priors. Itott.—About 50 pinchers= sold without ehange in prices. Rtes.—No sales reported. Mscrrrrite..—TM market is inaotive. Inotoo.—The quarterly ssles of East India ars progressing without material °image from the opening rates. Oorron.—Tbere is very little disposstioa to do business at a decline of id. to Id. per lb. Barley. ILTia. Amt. /70 - 100 We. 440 18110 1100 .. tam .. 1•60 100 47, TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The merkid is quiet Priem III; quoted as follows : Tows billow, 42e. ; Petersburg Y.O. oe the spot, 41e. 91.; October to Deeember, 410. 6d. to 410. 9d. ; Desember, 425. Id ; January to Mara. 4Se. ; lush, 43e. 6d BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THE DAY.) Mews. Pattendes and Smith report the market firm. with a etauly demand for all good and mound samples o the new growth, at tally late prism. COAL ILLAKET. 7 (THD:! . DAY.). Walls Had Hatton, 21s. 6d. ; Walls bid 21.. 6d. ; Walls Red South Mottos, 21s. 6d. ; Wale End T O M 90s. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 215.: Walla Led South Hartlepool. 20s. 3d. ; Walls End South SellaN ; Walls Hod Haugh Hall, 20a. 6d. ; Walls End Hellos, 20s. 6d. ; Walls rod Ede. Mids. 20a. 31 Walls ; Wal Bad Ridde ll ; 193.13 d.; Walls Hod Acorn Close, 20a. ; Walls led Tuustal, 19s. 9.1. ; Walls Ead Frarowellgste, 20s. ; Bells,l2s. 9d. ; Hastings Hartley, 198.61—Ships at market, 68; at sea, 30. Wno's Rao I—The tremendous flood of photo graphic portraits which is sow thrown upon the public is extreordinary, and leads to no little imposition and to some confusion in the great markets of the poorer classes of the metropolis. In the New.cut, Lambeth ; the Brill, Somers town ; and in other busy places, the photographic effigies of the men of the day are sold in enormous numbers. Cart .it faces are so well marked and so familiar, that no mistake can be made ; but there is many a man of mark whose visage is not generally knout' to the multitude ; and in these came great imposition and coofusion take place ; aod por traits of learned professors, ministers of state, and eves royal personages, are sold as that of the man of the moment, even though he be a murderer. Recently there has been a remarkable instate, of this ; the extraordinary excitement in connexion with the murder of Mr. Briggs has caused an immense demand for the photo- graphic portraits of Muller, the suspected murderer ; and ' on the Saturdays, in the markets mentioned, a familiar cry is—" Portrait of Muller—only a penny " Here is the authentic portrait—oely a halfpenny!" Os examinicg the proffered sun pictures, we found =mat them the familiar feature, of Proleseor Owes, Sir Roderick Marchison, the Archbishop of °elderberry, the Crows Prime of Prince Louis of Hesse, and many others. The teals which has given to Muller a peados notoriety as greet es that of famous minims and statesmen will be the mesas of dairies out the otherwise surplus stock of many a AD. togropher sod seller of photographs ; but persona of fuse sod respectability will at the same time have their portraits imposed upon the public as that of a seen charged with foul crime, and whose fastens do sot balk tics obargat— , Buiider. ' Nov _I 4JATt. 1 it .L