The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-27 00:00:00

Till BATTLE NL&R CAPON. A letter from Twin. dated Sept. N says : army has just nisi with a, check b.f. w Capon. It attacked the j =l troop' ; they VIM it Bizio's brigade. • mart can .u.vie the Oaribaldians were driven back by • I. rt ; haat charge of cavalry, and 'darned to their 1 ....19.40, with a Ices of 4 00 killed and wounded, i !minus 3(t) pri.ioners in the enemy's hands. „ rihi k.ti the p..itiolo, were maintainzi, and Di ist.? it collecting all his forces to take a ri•renge. It e , a•aerted that the Kiug Naple4 at tbe I , . 1 .4 30,000 wen, and will show tight. Bosco, .• had been accitaed of following Nuaziante's ri with the King, and has mud that all the I...•iniontese sill ever get of him will be his corpse • ! , .t• hattb-ti( i.i." FRATCLI 11. AND HIS SOLDllliti. it,. have received the first ember of the Gaeta • intended for the titration of the official doru li..4 Francis 11. This joaroal onalsim MOW N' Mdre li aled of following ord er the day, dated Gaeta, .. , ..nd by his Marsty to the soldiers still in t. kl of Messina : Ndilwors!—At a distance from you, and trees the brave 4 er. ph.. command y.u , I feel a Walla desire to testify to ...tadartiou at your nulitary conduct, and at the I ,I it lisp which you hare displayed under 'sitting sierra The sin/crisp sad the fatigues which you ~e ,eilared aid the.. which you may still have to sup. • ,orresse you glory aad the reputatem of the Nes .,Tis traps. Be therefore always ../tidiest to y o u r ',me , . for it is oh . dierwe tIA.4 the find element of •r. roosters, Remember that lam King, udders, and • ,!. leourbt a g e B r ew& yee. No heart tend a with joy I hear eueetet. Remember that you *re to bided& feetzese. My thoughts an y turfed SOW'S& pee; foam% therefore, and Heaven V. , . your arum I Leh et yes will be able , 41.- day t . rote pride: 'IaMO 1 was me of the deferoleo of the ' • I. I " Feascin." LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TDB DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Man Kr. Ccomimitimr liciroyd.) az WARD. be bankrupt, Albert LTie ' Ward, who ousted ea badman . ship and resumes broker, at No. 151, Fewitharelt iiP cinder the st)le of Ward, Harries, sad Co., applied t. pos hi. examination. Frei the amounts prepared by Mr. Maurice Thomas, it arra. that the bankrupt had been in partner. 4 1 . with Mr. Harries, of Bristol, who was • of a firm also recently adjudicated teak ruo. The capital of the bankrupt an.l Haryi z .a t• nth. r amounted to OW.: the debt. and liabilities amount and the total assets are value.! at 9,673/. The p ,..ht• had biennia , / besides freight received and receivable, .';' , l/.; against which there ore trade expenses, 571/.; law rot.. 1101. ; lovare. ; drawings of A. L Wad, 11M. ; and lose by steamer Beatrice, char 'trot b 7 A. B. Harries, SD/. The property held magma principally of upon toe daps ishigenr. Olhaenr, Canada, a. l :l ' d " TC• r•prrty wasseenaliered weaskee of the balance of freight of tie l'a nada. woven • Tepee to Kerrachee and home, '5,50.V.. of which 1,6110 f. hew beet teed ad, the bwl m M rwrinblo ie bet tan., after for the mimeses of we voyage, I. i ng r e ta t md at . ; another Isamu.* of like amount in o Teri of the ship Voltivar. which a on a voyage under riivr.er for :t.t X., and for which 1,410/. has been re and • toortgrro on the barque Emir, of the OW weird raise of VW...object to • claim of 450/. by Mr. N bite, the aret moi.,jagee. Mr. Lawrence represented the bankrupt and said be on. ikr•tood that alteration. were required in the belanceleset, awl the • vi,ares desired to prosecute inquiries which they Lid made rehatim; to easel. Hr. Linklater said Sono were not facts,and it seemed to k the ole•ltgit of the assisciee, that although the assets ksaed pe•ne•mg there might be wee at all. adpoironi,et WM thou ordered. RR TIII.ACIISS. -Till RAILWAY TAVILIIN. errs r .11•411•Iad meeting wader the estate of Sunuel nerther, of the !Wow Tareru, Feochurth-street. The tlehts eel bstbilitier are about I,roUf., nod • die:rival is the pout.' roll probably D.., hepeL Mr. Ilarrorell, from the oaks ~1 Mr. Thaw!, repre. seated the rtroluees. The divalenrl w.cs declare.' pro forma, awl tory be re roved Ina fowl.) 4. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Before Mr. Curimimiceer I' ME JOllll 11./1:46. - 011,1111,4 The ..t...olireut, the adductor o f reneyersaeo" omoi b,.lll 11116:41.11,1rd .lALrk CI to Camden-tow was °ppm .1 he Mr 1101erto.o lrildths, oft the pert of the London tertred I lannihr. t timpany. Mr Dowd aippoeted. The romple 4 st waa that the tnoolvent had pot the Learn! thasibm Company to upwards .1 1016 e. meta aea acCioa he ha.l brou‘ht for an alleged injury he had r 'nee use thc.r onitiihuda. It &tinned from the e %amt.% ion, that m May lad he was at the car *. .4 T.449411•111.0 , 411i.11:04 o n ha lay, when a pets a ...4 lb. I:enerid Company). busier indicted an hijary •I e hiak f., which an SCUP; at law; hi le ther eft. below-id le the did. H i. ►ttosq ad Meant Lawrence Levy. He rid the verdict was oft. Iran I. ! _ the ea place. Mr. 11. wee %till the 4periAl jury •trnmoo d IT the COT. 1.11, upwanir of as hour I.i .I. o, lwratl..n. Mr Cworraissiwww/Nisileie wired Mr. Griffith. whether he ..”•Worreest rr i.rdithe mkt they be *4 arrived. Th. vow t der' led to &tar the awe. sad teas of opinion II a the ote.iveat wee eautivtl to hut o . echetrire ; 6. ha tv-a Ir etibt to the court Po SeCorlllli of the caste io the Z. lalolvest woo accarelgly .11whargett TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH STREET. "IIVATLIIII.N" rat DIM taa. V )teal.. 11 . 444/,, 2, Pemaptourt, at. 4 .11 r. r;....yr Irv» chemist. eitt, . armed '011.M% r 1.1101.• relnlnver, Ladle 13.721, et the •-r .4a 4.40" rah. Thu sioneieg law the Wee iump off a cab, and the ether free the Wide. . thca let the cab staadone slime is Re 71,11141111•1, aid up W•rvitelt .trial. I mid to tappet ara7 tu .lkm, It, Lc'• anwww.' thee mete to • em sea .• Som. aft., the defeedents, sedlimes Shwa bebe ?Wady. Iteltrr I wet about to nth a ipmeasee. bat Ws msasete t.l e alien the °fleece m far as be hen dioreled it. V. Her.... 3,:n0., the driver of tier sib. rtid—l .a 'tippet Into e to have • nap of wife., led •netea I..untl toy cal. pee (Ma the eland where I •'. is Bowl encl. Mt. Hiles'.. I pie 'domestics at • •..trct t. .ad my cab vim. brought Lome by It coaster* 1... touch r4rr-lie tmandetial. Tbe fact it, we wasted a eil• 1,e.,e; called for the driver, and as he did est eamelt. • f" , 41.1 and "Get a earl I'll drive you." I did.., bat hill.. way we del out harm what to do with It. I mod the deb..lasts were both drunk. V. Imola-It Se " /swot improper thee'. You might rhwrltswi w ith ateAlini the ovb It'. ininiatemel. (laughter) - but I hope you • Iristrbt. M b 11...10s I then Ase Walker 4(. for driving the cab, lk..aa foe hems drunk. 11 X., -It's Mint.donal- but I did tot drive the cab. It •.• 14... a. However, it's taustaterad, so I'll pay the bal. 1 , rola acre peal MA RYLF:Itt LIOT COXIMMTIII MUTING lIIPONED crow. Na,. .4 rkival appwarsece. with a white arckerchief. e.s, r the some of Willoine Brant, tem charged • • • btationg • fair erectires. ' Lowc, mania to Irk r4/11179.711 Whiting. of 11 • I.tll %Vast. the ',neater tenni yesterday after ..l 14.... Lac.) lettrr tu her Lciv.lop. Af meia( '.t 6.1‘411. 11• kite hat oae taving ter that d she •• • net.. •it.in.:•• - Tint _prisoner said be had come Yet) . r lettores allapected be waa • .otector, followed hire, end raw him join •e. Fitting he was followed, he ran off, Jl. r a met dime wan captured. He het Ivea teke• I ri, r r iNedl, who mod Le had sot the slightest limy. f !IMO .‘ • lettrr wa• rte.!. It was to the effect /that had known her ladyeliip for four ' • attending fit. John'e• woo.' Chapel ; that ••• hon. at Mount Cowper., three miles from • -• rod; that heba.l bean laid up two mouth., and sow ••*-1 2.. to pat s.nl e .hurt. to pm to a enuettue to. Ile ••. ••••I lwr tolv.twp 1.11.1 mootethius . wr..u1.1 Mse. F.tiltrr O'Neill for ha greet kin - 11'ew.oui la hi. illocow I . 1 . II priw•Der law here driring a good trade •••••I ther 1 V\. , vogrication. He was remanded • • • • f i.e .. Io . 1 ••• the Meudiesty : 4 ociety'i ollieen an oppor• •• • ag W &ITN !MITER. viereePowro veer. • ''. 4 .10; tarsal ir;e. wan charged with obtaining • • • peeteoret under the following diatrees• * l 4 ....L.ughter Rice, heher. 12, Stork •- V eathallvidge•road, said that last sight •' ...riot .o 4 Dow the ,iremerweame is sod wiled few two ..t. Wltraktoid Imir they did . .hat h" , sw% Iwt k aliefteebeey.ereseent. tiPie --* cud that a i r the ple. Witoess pee her tie THE EXPREW TRUBSDAT farrgirlagti IVOOPI loaves ; het enqietiagMere tae sineathim man, followed leer to HI, Liffingte•-•=td s &led the polies, who took her into custody ; bat, le the yews. led only jest entered her homey nearly half the keel WY shindy gates. Police-conoteMM 121 Bend he apprehended the • at her Wear, TO, Lillientenutreet. SIN • very itarempectahle landlord girl, wee, according to all account% alinavt ryia The d tke messed here stepped forward, and mid she was • moot boom girl, but vir,eit hal driven her to the canatimen al this offence. The family had lived with him two yews, and muerte' of the mother, • girl of fourteen, a boy of nine, and the pr:sonor. The girls bed bass in situations, but were now out d Sam could a,4 earn enough to keep them, they were starving. He bad even known them to et raw .potatoes from the Just-heap, so horrible • condition weft they in. The girl, who had been in tears during the emuninati,n, WY remanded for • week. 1111.0110$ 1 aHARB.iIO69.--THIS D 4 Y. Two o'Cloon. In the railway share market to-day the settle ment has again attracted chief notice. In several instances prices are lower. There is a reduction of per cent. iu London and North Western steel and per cent. in Great Western and South East4;ru. The decline in reality is rather more con siderable, the prices being now quoted for the new acoount. Caledonian stock is well supported. North Eastern stocks are in demand, and better, particularly Berwick. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1001 to 101 ; Great Western, 74 to i ; Midland, 129 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1141 to 116 ; Caledonian, 911 to 92 ; South Eastern, 841 to Eastern Counties, 64 to 64 ; and Great Northern,; 116 to 117. ^ - 12,,t•o0I WON 4000 10.000 gi 10,000 ne Lombardo-Vialetian Railway' shares are quoted 1 1-16 to 01 5 -16 die Grand Trunk of Canada are rather weaker, Great Western of Canada steady. i/JJantic &Mt. 'Dow. Dar. de.1.11.146p Do . do. D. Didts'otlAkeliortal Do. ;•• Wres 1• —• ..tiff., Bre!it...sOodarich iikiLiTca: Aug. l, 1372 oodoroodbygoft.&L Do. J gay 1,1373, dine DO. Joel, 11174,41t40 Dakota& & 3. rotors Corm T.dcuock ep cgs& im o tror omit. &atom loot Jo.liais Do. lifloodost F Do. Jobbesporo Ds. p. me. Wiest Do. •p. do. Do. do. do. 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Coo Von Dloosou'a Lod LS I OWL - WI t I l a I I &a I II 1 Os an in I t Na a 1 - 611 1 1 la ft poi 4 • CO 67 60 all 78 76 16 U 13 put IT le IS le el e Oe 66 1116 196 Si 114 t 1 si ti CAPE TOWN RAILWAY AND DOCK COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) The ordinary half-yearly meeting was held this afternoon at the London Tavern, Yr. Hammon WAS -ON in the cha'r. The report states that since the last meeting arrangemeata have been entered into with the contractor to open the railway for public use from Cape Town to Stellenbosch, • dietanee of 28 miles, on the sth el Apr.l next, and to cam. plebe the whole line on the sth of October, 1861. With this objsot it was arranged that 2C„) more men should be sent from Begland,lls of whom have already left for the colony. The t way and rolling stock for the first half of the line hays been shipped, and the greater portion, including the locomotives, already safely landed. By the supple mental agreement with the contractor it is also provi ded that, to prevent further delay, the works shall be executed as ordered by the ew;ineer, a Ea any question of difference post, ponal until after the Foe is entirely opened for public traffic. From the local government and the surveyor-general, Mr. Bell, who anoceeded to the superintendence of the railway on behalf of the government on the resignation of Mr. Scott Tucker, the officers of the company continue to receive every assistance. The delay in deciding on the execu tion of the government docks at Capetown has, however, m odem ily postponed the settlement of the terminal station. The vote forth. docks having now passed the local legislature, the position of the station will be speedily determined. From the last report of the resident engineer, dated July W, it appears that the works were being prosecuted with energy. not only on the lighter, bat on the heavier portion. of the line. The 7,060 shares forZeited at the ordinary general meeting in March last have been disposed of without loss to the oompany, and the third call of 21. per share has been duly paid on the whole of them. The claim of Mr. Raymond has been finally settled on Ithe terms authorised by the shareholders at the general meeting of the 30th Sept., 1858. The directors continue to receive payments in anti cipation of calls, on which the guaranteed in terest of 61. per cent, per annum accrues from the date of payment into the company's hankers. The accounts now presented are made up in England to the 91st of August, and in the Cape to the 30. h of June. The half-yearly interest will be made up to the 30th instant, sod the warrants issued forthwith to those patsies in whom names the shame may stand on the company's register at its close on the 23rd instant. The CZAIRMAN, 10 moving the adoption of the m e at ; obeereed that the docum en t required very little ex • tiou at his hands . Some delay bad t a k en pl ace n the progre of the works, but the moult would be rather adven tsmoos than otherwise, for the contractor bad been aired by his friends to premed with them now with extra v:gour. The foaeiture of the non•paid shares would have the effect of rendefms their stock more negotiable in the market. He re :d to say that the oolotird govern ment had appoint-I the • engineer the arbitrator as to the st-te of the won( son own,behalf as well se on the Lehalf of the company. (Hear, hear.) Mr. L Blower seconded the motion. The directors bad no reason to doubt that the works would be complet-d vnth'n the soccicd time, namely the line between Cape Toe end fi:el , enlio,ch, a distance of 28 mike, by the sth of April next, and the whole line by the sth of October, 1861. bc..r.) Not lees than nearly a third of the entire amount of shares had been placed in new hands ; and the directors were now rearivia3 an average of about 5,G of. per month in anticipation of calls. (Her-, hear.) After some conver.ation, the report was adopted ; the retiring auditor and directors were re-elected, and a vote of thanks wee pared to the Chairman. Tai BRIM)* AOCID/ST AT MANCRESTISIL—Tbm Menem into the moms of the breaking of the iron girder hedge acmes the Rochdale Olensl, in Pr sheet, Manchester, wee held yesterday. The evi dence clearly showed that the coestruction of the bridge wee Lanky ; and in addition that the crowd collect:1 on it at the time of the accident eausid jeR double the weipbt which would have been eats, MS if the fastenings of the bridge had been eased, which they were not. A verdka of aomdental death wee returned. FATAL AUCIDINT ON MN GLINT NORTIISZN RAlLWAY.—Yesterday morning a dialreming and fated acid diet happened at the Domeier Motion of the Great Noethesia Railway to • nee named Feeter,st foreman employed ow*. Ittemet the plealltworke adjeleing the elegies. as nos was Pima* wen the owe Feir ea the No. Greek train wee Gem* up, and without having his &Mastics attracted by the *poinsettia( train, the driver of which whistled to warn him of his danger, be stood still, it is believed aboorbed in thought, and the engine struck him &ed threw him upon the line. The wheels of the en gine passed ewer both legs below the knees, and severed them from the body. Oaectamion of the brats end other *urea were es frightful that the poor fellow died in a few :Mantra after the arrival of Mr. R. Sykes., the apoplexy's our- Zn. Art inquiet on view of the body wee held het ems before Yr. John Limas, the borough coroner. A RAILWAY TRAIN BWALLOWID ST • Boo.— A correspondent of Saunders's Dublin newspaper meadow the following extraordinary and fetid accident :—" The beauties train and envie belonging to Mews. Smith and K4ht, contmetors for the North Western Railway, ran od the line at Ihmensoo,between Roscommon and Citations oe Monday, and was instantly swallowed up in the bog thrones which the line is now made. The trucks ware filled with labourers picked up from the dif ferent stations. many of whom received severe contusioas in lumping whoa they perceived their danger. Two men, is it f lave gone down in the hog with the engine, as min have found on the surface, while one poor fellow bad his brains dashed out between the engine and tender in his efforts to escape. Intimation of the occurrence has been sent to the comer, sad an inquest will be held en the refusing. No blame is attached to any person in chirp as the occurrence wee purely accidental." CoLLIRRY Eire sion.—An explosion of fire-damp incurred ou Mendip amt in am of the Marchioness of Loa denderry's celleriee at Sashave. known as the " Nickhneek" pit. Two mew wove &hog • " shot " when a stio , l " bag" of pa ignited, end they wen both killed. Forty men were at work le various pule of the pit, but the ex7.l,mioa was moaned to the spot iswhich It ignited. The pit is worked with whey lams, owing to the known tendency of the seam to emit gm : but sane had been met with previously in that part of the workiege. One of the unfortunate de ceased hes left a wife and five children noprovided for.— Nimes& Cibenviiefe. TOBACVO QUI/1710N. —From a return yer terslar batted it appears that there has been a large inereese in the Importation of taboo , . in the but eight months the impartataosi were 11,930,3345., 'pima 8,779,8861 b. in the lame plod at the wend year. . MONEY MARIRT.-THIS DAL Two 0Vt4512. The fonds to-day are dull, owing pertly to the broken weather. Consols are quoted 1-16 to i per oast lower than yesterday afternoon. No effect appears to have been produced by the an nouncement, just roceived, of the arrival of an enor mous amount of treasure at Southampton. In the share markets attention is still chiefly directed to the fortnightly settlement. British railway stocks, in two or three instances, are rather lower. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 55c., and recovered to 68fr. 60c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, 1, 93, and for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 93} for money, and 931, " sellers," for the 11th of October. The official business report is as follows:—lndia Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; ditto Bonds, ss. dis. ; Five-and-a-Hal per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1021 ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem., par. The foreign stock market is very quiet. A fresh fall of per cent. has taken place in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which is quo,ed 551 to 581. The Loan of 1854 is steady, at 731 to 1. Yesterday's rise in Mexican Bonds is not fully sup ported, the last transactions having been at 221. Sales are recorded as follows , Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 (exchange 25rf.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221 ; ditto for account, 22g, ; New Granada Active, 14, ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 431 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 8* ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 74 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 55,4 ; Iditto for account, 58. The Tasmanian has arrived at Southampton, from the West Indies and Mexico, with the enor mous sum of 1,128,020/. sterling, principally in silver. Mears. Dent, Palmer, and Co. announce the half-yearly dividend, due the 10th prox., on the Turk sh Six per Cent. Loan of 1864. The bonds, amounting to 37,9001., which were drawn in July last, will be paid off at par on the sime day. Owing to the momentary absence of supplies, 20,001 Y. in gold was withdrawn from the t ßank yesterday for exportation. Yesterday was "making-up day" in the share market. The preparations for the settlement showed a limited supply of floating stock. The rates of "continuation,' therefore, remained in most in stances very moderate. The principal withdrawals of stock were on borrowed money by provincial sp lulators for the rise. The public are at present doing very little business in this department. Bond fide holders abstain from selling, owing to the satisfactory level of the traffic, the ease of the money market, and distrust of foreign investments. Great Western, being a low-priced stock, is favour ably influenoed by the high premiums attained by Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire, and is very strongly held. The outstanding speculation for the rise in South Mortara is reduced in amount, owing partly to the withdrawal of stock on borrowed money. The following shows the terms of "carry ing over" quoted at the commencement of business : Isuidon and North Vs cetera . 3-16 to 5-16 per contango. Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire -16 to 5-16 per cent do. Great Western -16 to 3.16 percent do. York and North Midland Berwick South Eastern - do. Greet Northern to per cent. do. Caledonian -16 to 3-16 per cent. do. North British l-16 to 3-16 per cent do. At the meeting yesterday of the London As surance Corporation the dividend usual at this period of the year—viz., 35. per share—was de clared. Facial notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the General Discount Company u (limited) is expected to be heard in the Court of ptcy on the 4th October. A call of 21., making 81. paid, is to be paid on the new shares (fourth allotment) in the Brighton, Hove, and Preston Constant Service Waterworks Company, by the 16;1 October. The London and North Western Railway traffic retura shows this week an increase of 1,4631. ; the Great Western a decrees. of 224/. ' • the Great Northern an increase 1741. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,4981. The traffic reoeip:a for the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending Sept. 8 were 15,050/. sterling, being 5,031/. more than for the corresponding woek of last year. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reporta as follows : There has been a steady market in London during the past week in American securities, without soy fluctuation of moment. United State. Five per Cent. Bonds are rather weaker, being sellers at 113 i. We note an inquiry for Detroit and Milwaukee Bonds. Illinois shares close 17 sellers. Erie shares are firm at 314 buyers. Considerable excitement has Leen produced by information per telegraph that the Illinois Cetkral Directors had arranged to give the holders of options expiring in February, 1861, the privilege of having them extended daring a period of three years, os a bolder of ten shares paying up 80 dollars on one share. As there are 80,000 options out, it follows, if parties ac cepted the offer, that on 8,000 'harm 80 dollars would be paid, thus giving the company 640,000 dollars additional with which to redeem debt, if any, or to purchase Construction Bonds. This may be $ politic move, but we ere sorry to see a great company like this shifting about in its policy in this manner. It seems to us mash fairer and beater for all parties interested that arrangements once made should be adhered to, and no; that p mple should mud. duly find an entire change of situation from what they bed been led to believe would be observed. This has been the bane of the ooacern from the first. The effect hme been to depress the ordinary shame, for it is now almost certain that the 8,000 shares will be created within thim months. Even if shares should be 20 discount, par ties would pay the 80 dollars on one share :or the chance of a future value for the option to nine shares. The failure of a boot and shoe manufacturer at Leicester is reported. Advioes from Venice, dated Sept. 21, state that the government has butted the following significant nollos to mariners :--" Public notice is hereby given that, by superior orders, all :he lighthouses and lights of the harbours along the Venetian shore • have been suspended till further orders." The following is a report on the market for hides and leather : The leather market continues inactive, and the melee of the bankrupts' stocks exercise a slightly deprzu.:4eni in genue ou prices. Light Eaelish butts may be town this week ; pnms heavy English butts are milt warm For foreign butts there is rot much inquiry. Ens • link mmeket hides are ra th er lower. Foreign hides of ell kinds meet a limited demand at previous rates, but no large odes ran be affected on such terms. WIDMIAT ITICREDO. Consols, which closed yesterday at G 3 1 ." sellers," far the 11th October opened this morning at 931 to Il i and after bei n g alternately " buyers" and " sellers" at 934, closed " buyers " at that frac tion. For money the last price was 924 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Camels, for money, 931,. ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 931, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1024, ; ditto Bonds, Ss., 25., dia. , ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 18 68, 982 ; Five land-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced ' rupee paper, 1022 102, 4. Indian government securities were quiet. There was some business in the Five-and-s-Half per Cent. rupee paper at 102 to 4. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1869 was quoted 1031 to 4 ; and Kr chequer Bills, par to 3e. prem. In the foreign stook market the principal move ment was in Mexican Bonds, which were in active request in the afternoon, owing to the release of the bondholders' funds in Maxim Theigice had risen at the cause to 22i to 4 . Tarkie Bonds were decidedly heavy, and fell fully 4 per cent. ; the Loan of 1854 closed at 734 to 4, and that of 1868 at 581 to 4. There were again some inquiries for New Granada Active Bonds. Peruvian Three per Cents. have advanced. Beak shares to-day were steady. London and Westminster Bank continue in demand, with an 3 ii r p n wX tendency. There weep also inquiries for Scottish, and Atuftenllan Chartered. Ofte n:lnt Bank rv iqUIS T I 14" f et. 6d. o , . C ads Government Five per Cents. were in quired for and finale. u The e l iesin L aufwitips for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur anoe, 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Inaurance, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. • London and Provincial Marine, to ; East India Irrigation, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. There were again extensive transactions in Illi -1204 central Railway Options, which closed at 41 to 5. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (iv ILSCTIUC =mum) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY. ) Mosrarieff Q UEEN 'S PLATE. °thane Master Ba; 4 HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Sir Hu7b Mae Fiiday ... 0 I Poorer ... 0 7 an. MATCH. Opera Darr beat The Wizard. FTHIRTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. olkestess Klariko( Knight of St. P4riek 9 ran. SWEEP/MARES OF 10 BOYS. Mayflower, balers, Lord Berkeley, v•al Bentisek. RUTL.AND STAKES. Five furlongs 182 yards. Cowley, Barbars f, NN W* , C rocus, Sweet Has .benie, L. ly Lo.ty e, sod Arrogant are here. Pun Forirsir.—Vags, St. Anne f, Little Queen, Visor, and Postage. ENTRY FOR £3O HANDICAP PLATE. A.F. Procanor, 4 yrs, 9st 2lb ; Paleface, 3 yr., 7st lllb ; Sher bons, 3yrs, 7st Illb; Friar of Apshall, 6yrs, Tat 9111; Amy Boor, 3 yrs, ist '.lb ßat..lesnake, Tat ; 'ashler, 3yrs, Tat; Zoretan, 4)r., est 131 b ; Assetsliu Mal, 4 ), bat 10Ib ; Cloveraook, 1 yrs, 6,4 Slb ; Foretop, 3 yrs, 6 d Min Rork, 3 7.5, tl•,, 2lb. All are hens PAID FOIMIT. 4 nn. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. B.C. Newcastle, Yoeitahire Orgy, Auetraliei Maid, Ochil:ree, Matter Rapt, Pitman, Rattle. sake, Moatavieff, and Doe Coned. An are hew. WALSALL MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) BRADFORD HANDICAP. Ooe mile and a quarter. Yim larsor, Emblem, A lehyinist, gamer, timeuvieb Fair, and Lustre are den. PAID Foarirr.—Broos and Vesper. MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile. Greenwich Pair, Nue Eleanor, &enlace, Akhymist, Lady Bird, Tsarina f, and Cast Off On here. PAID FORFlrt.—Niarad. NORBERT HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Shagboroagh, Corfu, Arehersoi, Corona. Biddy Nutt% Duo lieu'', Pirate, aad Astarte are here. PAID Poarsre.—Neeromaricer, WWI, awl SU to Aston. INNKEEPER' PLATE. Three-quarters a m.'e. Necklace, Grimo , Biddy Notts, and Thornhill are here. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCH. M to 1 apt Cape Flyaway (t) Vto 1 Caoseript (t) 23 to 1 Optimist (off) Zi to 1 Ferckeveroa (off) to 1 Bevis (t) 30 to 1 Plumper (t) 30 to 1 Starke (d) 1013 to 3 Barabhae (t) 100 to 3 Golden llpoia (off) 103 to 3 Cor - :er (off, 10'1 to 3 Rocket (off) 50 to 1 Lovett (t) 30 to 1 Newesiale (off) ALARMING FIRES AND WONDERFUL SSCAPEY. This (Thursday) morning, shortly before two o'clock, 4:Quadrat:de slam prevailed in the town of Wool wich, owing to • are breaking out in the premises beim ing to Mr. E. Keys, • chemist, carrying on breiaoss at No. arl, in High.street. Fortatistely the red dents managed to effect a male retreat by over • past hou se a t th e side of the ll = ing. The engines arrived in • very brief period, but the are was not extmauished uutil the shop sad were, to g ether with their content s , .early deetroyed.M origin of the are Is nukuovrn. The building was mewed in the Mona Fire Office. A Sr. which was well sigh attest desl with to.. of life also took pion in the preadem of Mr. Maher, gloom sad tar dealer, situate at No. Mt, Lower- Lambeth. It was &louvered by Policoaonstable Leine, 126 L, and but for his iedefatabie exertions the proptimor sod bin w'e would probably bays parksbcd is the it-aft The consts'ile on seinen the front shop in aseses, pies the eemsaarr sho.n sal sent off for the Royal flociMfe a capes, bat before sufficient One ha I chimed for the e . capeis to Cities Mr. and Mr.. Maher beaurit seedy suffocated with smoke, sad they were unable without assist ance get out Muni" therefore, regardless of the risk he ran, rushed in sad corn d Mrs. Maher doss emirs, and also pulled her husband out of the building. The &mums mot extimmished until the Sr. bid sismaged the whole of the end destroyed the larger part wall its extensive stock.inlra le. The of the fire is des unkuos n. The premised were, it is believed, is- SUDDEN DEATH or aN EDITOR. —ID our weekly oin nary ell be Cued a noticed the sudden death of Mr. Hi iif White. The ikons 1 gentleman was the von of owe of the propi.eton of the Doersair.• Gezerte, sail le early life he became a conipsitor. In that ca p ac it y h e entered the Seaters Cornea.. Herold once, where he soon attained the pouting of overseer. Mix or some years ago he became sub-editor, editor, aid meager of both its andliterary departments. After a faithful • of his duties in cot eezios with this joerual for about Mg teen peers, he has been ma.elicd away ia the pions of life. Ii the early ppuu cof Tu day Ye was pewins avesellioes with his c Sic 'goer. He left te'• office for home about half-pain 12 etelock, and lifter barn. partakes nif dinner be was returning, but he had reached only the •1- lonise street when he was seized with a renewed attack ef hest (*.ease, and eid iestantusenutly. WAILs was forty yews of ale, and has left a widow and use me to noose his melancholy fate. —Sorters Counties Herald. ATTEMPTED AftIassINATIDE Pt MUTE—AD- semis hare reached Dublin cif • &great attempt male es MI, is the open day, to assassusate Mr. Richard Dyes, Hoethatown, county of Meath, while returning in bin can*, from Atbhoy cbureb. A correspondent of one of the Niblick papers (the Srpeess) ',gives the subjoined perticalen. The government hare °fined • reward of 1001. for the discovery of the sawmill - of the perpeknion of the outings:--"Knit, Monday, September X—l hare just beard that a met dial:mhos! attempt was made yesterday to ammoniate Yr. Richard Dyne, Hesthetown, while returning from church. As far as 1 cal leers Up to the prime% the fact. are these :—Hr. Dyes was sitting lieside his coachinan (whether driving or *et I cannot sae', the insole o: the vehicle being a portion o f th e f a mily, an d when w i thin a short by of lus own house, a shot was find from beldod the hedge, fortunately without seriously woundin g ett h er Mr. lims or the coachman. The slugs, or bullets, actueMy grazed the person of Mr. Dyes, touching the akin, so that the escape was, indeed, miraculous, many of them being to lodged in the coachusaila coat, in the cushion., sad also in the front of the carnage. Hal the cheep even caught the centre of the eau ruige, the combo of several might have resulted. The saaassina were dressed is the glut. of worms, a general mode, and kn.( their f aim blsokeued, so that ideutification mar prove abortive. • This is, I soilerstsinil, either the third or fourth time that the life of Mr. lieu has twee a.temeted. On ore occasion • horse was shm ender him while :le woe proceeding to Csrlanstown fair, sad ea 111101illf 0001111i0116 weaved at Deer his own house. I have heard eo particular rums seaweed for them disk & cal attempts npou his life. He Is spat to Sir ['copilots Chap man, whom all is, iv • first rate landlord, and I believe lady Mamma to lie respected to the highest extent he an her tenantry, and also he all who know the family. iliseb an (ions., es the shove, I arc happy to ear, is of rase swear. recce in this county, but taking place as a did is the meet eelenated pert of the district for ribose! sehregee. semi de cided own:* should be taken by the gsvereweill Mlett down the system, if they are able to de se. The spot where the late Mr. Connell met Ids mils* end is not many miles from the none of the abler* Ilestbstowe is only a few miles f rom the towe mli rriztioy. where Mr. Dyes and his family were at church. The womb' he assumes made cif the ninenent the shot wet Ikea, to that Pima's was unavailing, eapeciany as the camama is rather elderly, and peohably weld set well leave his meter is the fright and inntementuf the memeet. filtedi 1 hear any further particular, of the wetter. I will let you know ." A LAWS Plus. —A few days ago Mr. Charles Drvernoed, Aberadeney, Cris), succeeded in hooking • lane pike while fishieg is the pond near the mansion boom. The Ilsh gave him fine sport, hot he succeeded in beimPng it to land. It weighed sixteen pounds. A pike was canAt in the same pond shout twenty years ago which is said to hire weighed slaty-Ere pees& WO It' LOS IN 111 103 au W Y! ONDINAZY SIAM AID lITOCUL ia6WaTS. iiii:,;.-zi:l- 1 lir t;lbeVAl4ll MAN rad instart sad Amen -.0. ♦ j ♦ a* &v. saint r ii. De. 11 1 'AL lipaltloit. imille /vs. Ilisi v tarlkilsAbLJa ast bolit li tilise Wises Vika. 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Do, Bo vslo of Wasik Yletorla Sta. % ?Wks Root Cornwall Wool Midland—Word Ditto N Ditto H= BRITISH POI — oi' -- io no 111 loq 1111 10e 11 47, 2 102 04 Me 1 129 MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The mining market to-day steady, but the trans actions have not been extensive. Shares in Stray Park, Hingston Downs, East Basset, Camborne Vean, Alfred Console, Wheal Ludcott, and St. Ives Con sols have met with chief attention. Prices exhibit little alter.tion. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue in de mand, and have been dealt in at 281. Fortuna are dull, and are marked S. There have also been transactions in United Mexican at 11. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. CORN.-IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Base,. Pala 18)4 .41. 24 Is Ry e. ed ifs Id 404 44 47. 7d43 94 fY fd 74 474 104 441 id 44 !74 Id 4d149 $ 8d 1414 44 104 ed 4d 50e 14.38 e 74 Als Id Us ed 74 1 4 es 44 374 114 - - d ffe fd led 484 7d 414 84 figats. 11sztay. Au; 18 26 des Id Us fld and. 1 a l6 22 Ilk werlulligg Ammo ......0. 11,1 ifs 4d Dorr.—What, Parlay, ow, lye, Beans, and Peas, la bum= Munt euw Lan Wl:sc.—Wheat, 61.656: barley, dl.se eats, 6,114; rye. Yee; beans, 1,086; peas, 291 quarters. MAGUS =OWEN 111 11170701T101S 0 111 ARIAS, PllOl 0P WEL? DOIDIG TM SLI WWI MAIM. Priam iAus. 13.1Aus. M 1 - r -... a 6 ••••••• .. .iBeyt ai a MINCING-LANE.- HIS DAY.) SUGAR —The large public sales of foreign are propessin. without spirit, at iibodt previous rates. Reined remains dull ; brown lumps, 495. Corm.—The public wales went off steadily, at previous rates. Tia.—The market remains quiet. RlM—Prices are unaltered, with a limited demand. SALTPLTRE oontinUes dull of sale. Curzon. —About 900 bales sold, Western Madras, 3!AL to Rd- Run steady but not active. Markets generally have a quiet appearance. TALLOW MARIEZT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm to-clay. Town tallow is quoted 52,. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 535. ; Oet. to Dee., We. " bud ere ; Dec., 535. 3d. to Ws. 6d. ; Jan. to March, SU 6d. to Ms. 9d. ; March 001 T. 5411. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. .(THIS DAY.) We have a fair supply of besets and a small demand ; Monday's quotations are barely maintained. Sheep are not very plentiful, quite sufficient, however, for the demand ; indeed, a clearance cannot be effected ; prices are about the same as on Monday. Trade is very dull for calves. Prom Germany and Rolland there are 114 beasts, 1,490 sheep, and 393 calve,. 000 beasts from the Northern and Midland, and 110 much cows from the liorue Counties. Per scone of Elbe. a d. s. d. Per stone of albs. 5. d. s. d. Best tkeota. Heretda. 4 84 10 Health's& lif.bdsBh Beat short-horns 4 4 4 8 Best Long.noola.... 6 0 6! Second quad beasts b 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn . _ Calves Pls 4 4 6 4 Betttlosi 1111-trads 6 4 Beast' at market, 1,300; 0 4E4 ; Pip, ISO. Do. do. Bborti iambs — sep sad Lambs, 5,790 ; Cern, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) hicesra. Davis and Co. report trade slow, prices on the decline. Prime meadow hay, 75a. to 80s.; superior do., We to Il2s. ; inferior do., 50a to 80s. ; new do., 50s. to Kle ; clover, old, 90s. to Me. ; ditto second cut, 98e. to 100 a. ; straw, COs. to 3s. 26. l &S. 1. Mgt & . 6•54.15. 1 8ept • — l l H• • . - I• • •"• I •• . " THE HARVEST IN SCOTLAND. The following is from a correspondent of the Scots , wan .—" The weather continues favourable for catting and carrying the remainder of the grain crops. On some days a slight shower o: rain has fallen, but the dry condition of the soil and atmosphere speedily removed the moisture ; and there has been little interruption to harvest 'operations. The barometer, which has been low for some time, marked yesterday 29'41 inches. The temperature has receded considerably during the last two days, and in the course of the night the thermometer has occasionally fallen to the frosting point. The dryness of the atmosphere, with the bracing breezes, has tended to dry the grain in stook and stack. Notwithstanding the favourable weather, how ever, considerable damage his arisen from the heating of grain in the stack. Barley bas in this respect suffered most from premature carting to the stackyard, and &portion of the barley exposed for sale in the public markets has been so damaged. This season the bottom of the sheaves has gene rally contained a considerable amount of pass and clover, renaming the winnowing of the sheaves a question of time, and farmetsin most iustances hive cut the mope before the sap had left the straw, which has also tended to heating in the stack. Cutting is now generally well advanced, and in the earliest districts nearly completed. An occasional field of spring-sown wheat still remains to be reaped—the wheat crops having ripened much more slowly than the other cereals, owing to the lowness of the temperature of the soil and atmosphere. Where the crop is secured in the barnyard the bulk exceeds the average, and as thrashing proceeds the yield of grain is on the whale satisfactory. Potty. toes continue comparative) y free from taint, and promise to he a most abundant crop in most Scottish counties. There has been less disposition to speculate, and prices have rather receded. Turnip are bulbing rapidly. In some instances a ear has attacked the leaves, but the pre sence of the insect is very exceptional. There is now a general belief that cattle suitable for turnips will be pro cured at lower rate. The state of the bay, grain, and root crepe in the English counties is expected to render large cattle lose in demand, and it is believed that there will be more than the nasal number of shortborned cattle =from the north-eastern counties of England into For some weeks a considerable number of half fat and fat stle from these counties have been disposed of in our principal markets." MONEMENT To THE OFFICERS, &C., OF THE 95TH ERGINERT. —A handsome monument of white Carrara marble is in course of erection at All Saints Church, Derby, to the memory of the officers of the above regimens who fell in the Indian mutinies and the Russia& war. The monument, which is by Mr. T. Gab" sculptor, of the quadrant, Regent street, is meet elaborately carved and surmounted with military trophies and a %math containing the names of the ditfereat eagalernents in which the regiment hes taken part. At the base are the badge of the regimes*, and the words " The 96th Derbyshire." The following is the inscrir tioa :—" In memory of those officers, non-commis imbed ()dicers, and privates of the 95th Derby shire Regiment, who tell le action or died from disease during the war with Russia, 1854-56, mid in the suppression of the Indian mutinies, 1857.68. This tablet is erected by their surviving comrades. Lieutenant Colonel J. G. Chem ' on, died of wounds ; Major T. Davis, died of disease ; ' G. J. Dowdell, J. G. Eddhigton, S. Frazer, F. H. Dvmeek, killed in action ; Lieutenants R. G. Polhill and E. W. u Edclg ge ' killed ion action; Lieu tempt and Adjutant J. G.G.y, killed in action ; Surgeons Brown anal Smi died of disease; Lieutenant W. L Braybrooke. Ceylon Rifle Re giment, attached, died of wounds • and 31an e lite, and eli titbit sad 81e-1884-86. Captain Evelyn B tte, killed in action ; Lieuteasat Alexasider Fawcett, killed • a action ; Assistant Beaneoa Robert Ferguson,died of diseassu 1 sergeant sad 48 rank and file-11157 " TEE SALMON FISHERIES OF ENGLAND AND WALES. The royal commissioners appointed to inqu're into the sal moo fisheries have visited Gloucester, Monmouth, and Hereford. The Mammas are pretty unanimous in the following sugges tions:—A uniform time toconunence salmon flatting to be 1M of March, and for fish"rog to end the Ist September; a month biter in the autumn to be allowed for rod fishing. The lastepriug not to he taken in thik spring of the year under any pretence whatever, whilst rir grating to the sea. After the Ist July, and to the Ist September, the histapriug or 'curling not migrating to the sea may be taken with the rod only ; but this bade fair to occasion- dismosioo, which the commissioners put en end to. None but the Wino& urn to be used. That public conservator, should be ap pointed. That an metal tax should he • put upon all fisheries, nets, and engines for taking Mho' No fishing to he allowed between 6 p.m. on Saturday night i tiod 6 a.m. on the follteriagMonday morning, fte. BEER AND ALE EXPORTED.—YOStera4I6 return waspublished from which it appears that in the 4it ed eight months the declared value of beer and ale expo woe 1,484,3111. a. 1N