The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-24 00:00:00

IGEN CE - : Y.) CRUPTC Y. ker Gottlburo.) 01..AUSTO1fL - own merchinte of Whai s took wince nearly two,. not yet been filed, Tbai manager of the seta* eat between 3,OCe. e a t I are About three di z ad ert s , • prospect of a sr Roche.) •LAIIOi reituaL s formerly of Worthi.„ w oo-trader. The ',di l l: I Mr. tleooork, jev e u e ▪ took place yerstrol m : of bO,OOOl. were p r .a node by the Irlarqou c 7f PAM on emu s . y Mr. W. /W an ,' ter gentleman, sad ball-street, were ahrisi NAL COURT S. oarder.) nanly-lookiog ma c , fedictmente chargiag be t the property of the B. a i he erie one et the pee l . i! id g aeut . . 'Ciland was instructed t o m facts of the ease, a d queoce of certain W m .,. the till of the primer ma ioiency of 1.9001, de, and it epoeand thet riaoner had obtained pos. poring with the secant It was subaequestkr u m . elated upon the Stock E x . my. and bad embezzled the r the primer. said t vu ad Into Stock &rhea& K suddenly rioh, and they hewn his present pen. at the same Cum that tie want of tuition on the a turns of money for a Nag ner without any okeek or years cashier to the beak, a money had been restored the prisoner appeared to Ls offence, and it was not s eve carried on a regular Sera. The sentence upoe I be kept in penal servitude eotable-looking lad, pleaded arse sum of moray, the pro. am Constantine. st the prisooer of heels& of the prooecutar. • • -.; metal of Mr. Constant* axes, f.ir many yaws, ad was employed to collect the embezzled in this way nearly order to conceal this, be bad here the books were kept, ioul,l be destroyed. It was Wooer's c.nductthathebad t.la some woman opal; wheat ioney, and that the had is omers of dishonesty by io IS months' bard labour. mission or Kerr.) ILVINGH-01 BANK.. ;T, manufacturer, and licnry id for unlawfully coespiriog ar the delivery Lf goods, with Mom Ryle Taunton. It will t session of the court the pet ted on some iodictenents foe Rank, and were ordered to e conspiracy. The Com= to admit the prisoners to for bail was procured; sod Ise is at chambers on the 7th of day be surrendered ia prisoner Kelly, however, te• rcislly retained), Mr. Sleigh, d for the prosecution ; Mr. gn WilEi:us for On prism' 31r. Collins for the prisoner a`6 , lasit to postpone the trial ixt session (la the ground that ept in custody, bad been en• o procure the witnesses near• part of Taylor, j Anal in this oted the application on the l to give the mane, of the wit. led on. ter some .li.cuseion) directed in this respect, which having •e granted, and the trial post be bail being enlarged. ;E COURTS. DIY.) ITREET. CONCEALMENT. maid to Mr. Ledge, boiler, oneealiog the birth of a mds ered on Ssturdey, the 7th sod. r'i below servant, deprsed—Os 'bout 12 o'clock at moot, line and notices thee she wet loot• m mean by looking different! r ill, sir. I asked her several She said, " Nothing." A few bundle in the front arse. The iron railing. I asked her what replied her petticoats. I went el it, and f-1t something Paid. he housekeeper. She took the ning-room with it. I told the reed. housekeeper, Jeroved—On the be priamer leveret times. I had was wrong. At about • Auer sr bar in the kitchen preparing Boon afterwards the lest - witesse e has seen she believed thit the I went t e the dining-room, and th the bundle in her arms. A at to call on my maata4 and seak to her before he cams? " Ileheccs, 'shot could you hive se said, " Pray forgive me." '.S.-1 reside, at Hilbgate-roads .ation I bed received • tele ). in conieqiioutio of which lot ROO on busineas not Cail, or with the rrisocor. The the hal', and told me that the ned io the clusot. I went into her with the bundle in her arma it contain..d a dead chibl.lo TO "'ere no m irk, of violence. It The cord was tore, and had oat oo external sign of its Wu% the child had cried, and she mid medical rffi-er, Charing-ay. e prnhel,l the she did eot eves a• her e3afiaement white she *tat defence. omitted for trial. bat is at Mes" t was removed by Rwlstall , tYe House of I)etvidion its a ails, via ,ar r . She will be brought to 010 be committed to Nowgsto foe ttill Court. ROUGH-STREET. 'IsHEI —THE west-Ea BEGGING L MCISAIICE.. •laret Mpnoran were ehergea t'd cg. ing and assaulting George Teaser. d—Last nieht, about II n'cl o,ll, root, Bond-street,with a gentles. male prisoner @ t a pped op s_ ,man. I to:d the prisoner ed in stopping and prevented tb, he house. At last the oedema* the prisoner thee ga ve me • Id him so as to detain him 1 he kicked and struck me servii , on the ground the female privets, hair, and kicked and druck I. I, however, managed to dew he police came up. allett, a gentleman main in Net slut night alighting from m1 1160 the male prisoner. The cabala Poser to stand back, but be wel l r fern. and directly eltorwerds nen In the mouth iu the mcit mote tonerthen csmeup, and both prierolin re deeds, the female prisonevrt Bing his hair. All the cobessa r°6o pnsonee stand back. Ar Bea 6 ' Pespre, and I coasidee the *molt m an singe sad unprovoked me, I felt it toy duty to some Inward on the pen of the adman, whose conduct wee very Pa p e lioeharstable • 610 proved espies the female prisoner e ssauttieg the oomplaimet, sad said the male primmer was yogi violent, both on the way to the nosier and wine there. TM male primer, ins bullying bone, dialed the charge of beide& Yr. Ty nrititt (be the male priseeer)—l well know what sort at a prawn young. Yea are me of those bed people who frequent the wed dad of the lowa and try to belly pele out of their now. You will 10 fir two 'meths irith bard labour, and the female primmer will be fined 40s. ar a math. The male prisms; who has been env& times charged at this court, left it ballylog the trimness. an waaai or Ms Russell, gad 19, of 13, Heerreteeet, Efangetesd. sedotpsperhanger, wee cheesed withiMalia& as the 12th sot., fr om 35, Chaltai-strest, flosseastown, Wee brooches, use rieg, two silver goose, sad two gold mine, the pro perty of Mr. Jobe Stokes. had bees employed Th e whom . oyed at the prosseutoes b oom to paper the walls, sad whilst there took the oppor tunity of Seelig the asides is question. The articles were 04 mimed ulna after be was and the. the pee motor Kerins made • sear* for the uenes without sue poiamitaisl ormstion to the polies, sad the prisoner was by policseonstable Older, 418 8, an active clothes constable. He told the 'whew the charge, ad the prisoner wild he knew both* at all about it, but afterwards mid that it was •U right, sad that be would tell the Seth. From inquiries the aim had made he had asertabiod that the ooins were sold by the prissier to • dealer in gold and silver, bet se that pence woe sot now ia atteodance • reamed was raked. Police-oonetable Older, 4188, said that he had a clue as to whom the jewellery was, and he had no doubt he should bo able to Sad the propert. The prisoner said y be wee guilty, and asked the magi irate to settle the ores at owes. Mr. Barker remanded the primmer foe further inquiry. WORSHIP-STREET. MI FOLIC* TRUNCHEON AND TER PUBLy DI M& A youn Irishmen. mined Kelly, by trade a taller, and lidos in Ty pe-oourt, Bt. Luke's, was charged with being comerned is an amend on the polim The prisoner was first charged on Tuesday, the 17th inst., when Chilllngworth, 236 0, swere—This morning, between 12 end 1, I was on duty in Ropsmakerstrest, Finsbury. The prisoner and several other men were at high words. I told them that they wore disturbing _the seighbours, and desired them to mom on. They did go s h o ut ten yards, when the prisoner turned and came towards me with two others. He struck me a violent blow on the eye, one of the others on the month. and the third OR the err. I had seised primed directly he struck me ; be struggled to get sway, and seeing the others coming up mad, as I thought to rescue him, I drew my staff and Arndt them behind me. Prisoner then threw me in the roadway. I got up and attack him with my staff on the back of his heed. Masteries name, and we book hint to the station-house. Canny, 50 IL said. I reached the spot Just as my brother constable struck prisoner with hie staff. Prisoner was very violent while going to the dation•honem For the &team a respectable looking man was called. who mid he was a stranger to the parties, bat had seen 'cough of the dementia' to follow to the steam-house and inquire whether bail would be soothed for the priminer, the answer to which was firstly, that they could not give an answer until the inspector came in ; sad secondly, that it would not be taken until 7 o'clock in the morals& Something also wan said about prisoner being a " Fenian." Massy of the police authorities in the station-hone at the time when bail was applied for and refused, as alleged, beim present, Mr. Ellison directed a method ; and sow Todd, , 2210, swore that he mei an duty as luiviag charge of all the prisoners at the Old-street station-house on the morning of the 17th ; that to inquiries made separately by a man and women (who said she was Kelly's wife) as I. bail, be told them it could be received at any time ; and that be solemnly declared no mention was made of prisoner being a " Fe. mien." These answers were to questions put by the learned 101 IVI magistrate. Serpent Eidcls, 17 G, acting inspector at the time, gave denial equally strong to what had been asserted by the witness for the prisoner at the previous examination, and who was bow absent, but to equalise this— Elizabeth Ashley was called, who deposed—l am a mar ried woman, and live at 8, Itopmnskereitreet. I was stand ing at my own door between 12 sad 1 o'clock of the Tuesday. Primmer and several persons besides was there. The constable came along and ordered them away, they did not go directly and he thee said, " If you don't I'll take oat my staff and crack your skulls." He armed the read and sated me for a light. I did not give him one, and he took a Inciter from his pocket and lit his lantern. He asked a young man to fetch another constable, adding, " They are playing too much of a gams for me." Another cosstable was then coining up the street. Complainant turned his light au to him, ran across the street to prisoner, and struck him with his fist. Hr. Ellison—What was prisoner doing at that time? Witness —Walking away, but he turned round on being hit, and then the complainant drew his staff, and struck him three or four times on the :Ark of the head. After other witnesses had given similar testimony, Hr. Ellison remarked that in order that the matter should be thoroughly investigated, he would send the psi- loser for trial, but would swept hail in two sureties of 2W. sack. SOLI TH W ARE. CAUTION TO SLEEPY &LIMAS' PABSZNOZNS. Jonathan Sharpe, a reepeetable-looking young man, was charged with travelling beyond the distance for whi ch he bad paid his fare on the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, and refusing to pay the excess fare. One of the ticket collectors said that on the arrival of the train at the Borough.road station he saw the prisoner asleep in • thhcl-class carriage. He roused him him up, when ha pee a ticket from Sydenham to the Elephant and Castle. witness demanded th ree pence, the excess fare, and instead of paying it he abused him, and he was compelled to give him into custody. The defendant said he had no wish to defraud the rail way company, hot unfortunately he fell asleep on the journey, and went beyond his distance. He was willing to pay any demand on The llagistrate allowed him to arrange with the railway company, and such having been accomplished the prisoner was discharged with a caution. GREENWICH. EXTRAORDINARY CCTRAGE ON A LICENSED VICTUALLER. Mr. Evans, landlord of the Royal Marine public•house, Deek•street, Deptford, attended the court this morsiog to seek the magistrate's advice under the following extraor dinary circumstances : The applicant, who bad evidently been suffering from great ill osage, said that on Sunday night, at half-Past be was sitting at supper, when he heard the glue of a window of an upstairs room broken. Finding a piece of brick in the room, he left his house by a aide door, and there saw two men in the road, picking up stones. From what he heard them say he knew that they were the men who had broken his window, and he then went to the gate at Deptford Dockyard, and asked three policemen on duty there if they would go to the men, only a few yards o ff , and ascertain their Dames and addresses. The policemen mid they could not leave the gate, and told him he most make his complaint at the police station in the town, where he could obtain aasistsnoe. Feeling it was useless to attempt to seek easistaoce in this way, he went to the men and inquired the cause of their committing damage to his property, when they immediately attacked him, knocked bim down, wounding him on the top of the head and kicked him in the farm, causing a black eye, and one of his lip' to be cut through. He screamed " Murder r sod " Polies !“ but still no assistance WAS rendered him by the coostables at the dockyard gate, and the men then kicked him about all over the body, jumping on his back. One of the town police came in sight, and the men then ran off, carrying away his bat, and made their escape. Mr. Maude said a most scandalous outrage appeared to have been committed, and advised the applicant to make his complaint known to the police commissioners. DESTRUCTION OF A GRANARY BY FIRE-711IS DAY.)—At a few minutes before 1 o'clock the whole ! of Grice's granary. the property of Messrs. Grove and Son, situate on the platform at Rotherbithe-wall, was destroyed by fire. The building was three storeys high, and contained a valuable stock of grain, seeds, and other pr.gluce. THE RE3I9VAL OF TILE SURREY TOLL GATES AND BARS.—It is understood that the omnibuses on this line of route will lower their fares after the Ist of November. The proprietors anticipate that the abolition of the " pikes" will enable them to do this with profit. One large pro prietor has been paying 2,0001. per annum at Koantagtoa. gate alone. DESPERATE POAVILINO AFFRAY AT ST. HELENS. — On Sunday evening about 10 o'clock, a desperate affray Gardevisure Nu ... Sie. to Drake LATEST SPORTING INTELLIUENCE SHARI; LIST&—MIII9 Dd7.) Two ovum'. The railway market is quiet to-day, and prices generally have not varied. There m a demand, however, for Metropolitan and London and North Western stocks, which have severally risen per cent. The other leading lines are steady. London and North Western stock is to and n inoted 125 to t o i Great Western, 644 to ; Midland, 1 to • Lanceahire orkshire, 1224 to ; South Eastern, 81 to ; Great Eastern, 47 to ; Caledonian 128,1 to 129}; Metropolitan, 1391 to 140}; Lo ndon: and South Western, 96 to 97 ' • Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; ditto A, 150 to 15 1 . Great Western of Canada, Antwerp and Rotter dam, and Dutch Rhenish railway shares are in ' quired for. Indian lines are unchanged. UP.DINAZT MAUS ANDOTOMEL E L I pd . 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Aber.litli 'lOO ' Soottish ILldlaad 1100 kluepaluni Unica 100 South Devon .100 South Zealous m id; l ' iT isi am ..... v.,. :. 100 , Yale of Nesth el .... 0 ' Waterloo W hitehall 100 t Wont Cornrean _ I le i tie Yi s ii s is oar noss i 61 :A 6 6 1.6 1/ 11 M. 6 li 1806116 66 6 , 31 Ms 164 16 16 . 16 Jilts 1014 fe arll P 10 4 II din ' 1 psi Ls par Of l 0 iy itak 21 la4l. le 7 ees I Pee elm 1 —ees If IS 71 7 Pe ill 116 .1; . I t 1 1Pc L 6 I Idh JI 114 113 db, lOh tom :d Nu X 7l Se 410 is id 6 edh par 11dh 10} 14fins '4 1.41 Ki Do. - 26 Marin* Investment(L.)! 96 Maarlilas Lamd,B9.(ll, 10 Media. Eaten. Te/ (L. SO Merchant Shipping ,L. II le 11111welli.Ld.allochL.i 60 tiUwall Iron Burke 10 Nalilland&ool.o.l l 4', 111 N &Douai uta.Com. (I.) Y 0 NatlasalProv. ll 1 ' 100 Netlemallteant Nev.( I 10 Nerbuddatioal & I.'l. oco r 6 N.tal l' a 4 fl . l..&ll.Ag.L . 116 N.Y.ealned T.&L000ll. 10 NorthernAmentree(L.: 10 Do. B NA. ot. N.Drit.Aastraleals o (L) ll SOO 60 N.Brit&lterata.l s . ll . i Lou 10 Nowyong Tea (Limited‘, 000 16 UMW staruwo Manta. ; 000 SS oriental Cetomorotal(L.l IKO SO Orteatolllnimmal(lAre. I „me 6 Mental Om 11.1 salted) 1,000 6 Do. New ,i 000 10 Ortio/lalandilisam(L) 0.006 1$ .1.4(0 sr othlso.Dovoot. 1,600 20 (Ottoman Company (L.) 0. 60 Otionsau Irlurateial IL. 0,000 6 attomika am (t.lmite4) 0, , 0 , 60 :Overend.Ourney,Co. (I. 11 7,500 to 1 PRIMMILY. s 4. ,1401.1lt(1 0.214 6 I Do. do. 5.000 101 D.. New ' .00.01 N. P•611116IARA*111n.(4 10 16,009 SO ,Peahmalar & 0. Roma a 0,000 60 I Do. do. New , 1 ter, Ll,OOO 10 IQuobrodo L, IL, 11.(L., MOO 60 'Shrw Ins I 1 10,000 16 ' Do. New , I IS, li : Rio J. City (mom. (1 ) 1 i 110,161 SS i Ditto Mt...—. .. . 1 to,oko 20 Rio Janeiro Gas (Lis.)' I 16.000!100 ,IloyalllaWiteara. 1 i 5,0001. et. . ocot. /Lustre. I u vest. I. 10,Uou 60 kalitik Knight, &Co. L ' • Su," Iv ' to..2loan..l'lleypl•( ) I 21,061 , 60 11.1fr70aa 11. & In. (L.' 16.101. 26 ~aouth Auatmlien Land 0,0001.1 n. Submarine Telegraph.. 1 .... i 1 De, Seep , 117,501 20 I'el.Conetruo.kMain.( l . 106.012 , 90 IlkorneoZt Dorm.) , N.J 7,6001 20 Trinidad Petroleum (LI 27,6061 10 Troet&Ageoeyotaaa L. 60.000 00 I. &L. Co. or U. Ceaada 100,00 u 20 llo.Dariao of Lloot.(1. 60.000. 6 Unliod K. Tele,. 00. (L.) 1 150,0 01 le Uolvers. Marine Ina(L) 26,000 10 Opper As Ana Coo', (Dn.. 4,000. le 1.14V.0 1e,U03 SO Tao Damen. Land -10,000, 60 a% OW 64 IA . • ~ I oats,/ Paul fic.4.(L 33 si 14 lb 6 le 000 I 1 die par te pu 4p.. idt. 19. 6 26 14dls 00 SO 60 Al 18 loin 6 18 19 90 T 16 9 T 01. BRITISH i IPA:: I t4ILWL:x. i illantic &et. LIWTIIOOII Som. Bv. R C.1n.6.6p.c. Do. If Mares Buffalo & lake Huron Do. Preference Hoff., Drant,et Galeria% 61er rent. 1871-5-1 OIL a &Latent 60.0. g. ,Cape T. d Dockep. pare[..i7p , Kest. Bengal go- 6 do 'East Indian go. 6 do Do. J Ihten.lon Grand Trunk of nailed. I 61. ct Do. 161 prat. Bonds Do. du. deferred Do. Ind prat. Rood Do. do. doterred I Do gad pre!. stock I Do. do. deterred Do. 6612 :met. Rack • 1 i i Do. do. deterred Citeat Mara Er:Amstar Do. or. 6 per cert. Do. New do Ht. 11, of India 1.6 5. a I I Do of per aria t Do IGA Western of Canada 11 bo. New...... 00 di Whey Ild. pay. 11 . 17 i 00 all D 0.14 do. do. un74. io 2 Indian Branch. Limited 4. 100 MIAMI VW. Sp. oast. it. 1 100 I & Po. do. 41 d 0... 4. 1100 1 Do. 00. 41 do.— I ' Do. Mb kataastou 1 100 ' Kalb. Corp. N per c. Cd all 11414. sod Hobson's Bay ',lOO 1t.01C4a.4p.0. lot pit 1100 Salads. gua. I Pow coat. ' lOO Do. Dahl do._ —.. 100 Do. 14tajorte d t10.... MO Do. lads. al Wink do. TtrEspAT, 007081.1 t 24. S 'A.II. B, T. W. Nein! Aberdeen id Lath dye...hunt Veleutte tape C oar . I ignpool dolyhesd. ?annum... greet... COrtent oohefori Plymouth ilryni•Nnth . rortamootb. London farmouth laarboroon . 29.37 40 B.E. 19 41 44 S.W. 49.39 47 8. 29.38 49 W.S.W. 48 W.S W. 1 29.59 55 SW. 29.84 63 S.W. 29.67 47 8.8. E. 29.63 12 49.72 Ml 4 W.N.W. 39.8154 W.N.W. 29.64 65 W. 29.52 57 S.W. . 'N.75 4 W. ,29.63 55 W. 19.68 62 W.N.W. 6,5 so W. . 2958 49 B.W. 129.66 45 8.8. W. 20.54 41 B.W. 3 1 1 . 1 I F. Ex ! g 2 7 3 3 I 4 6 1613 REMITSDIT. • t $ W., fresh to a gale, nasty. g to W. and N , fresh to a gale, with some rain . As next above. warty. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1865. i 4 9 1 1 , Par 417 6, 24 pr die 4Pra 7 a 414 at • 44 filpaa 6 7 4 6 1 911 $9 61 74 76 17 19 0.. 9s + so 4 1 1 1I a 9 U 14 0 1 9 4 1 ) 4 " ,11 i p.r `pm' 09 119 122 100 .23 'IS 10 It 10 du O 46 ma.' 6 se t+die 1 Lll 29 31 10 AO SS ill ; i I Li 1 a y tielli , I n 6pm I 4, II I pm 1 1 lips 2 6 I par Da 3 1 Pm 344 gi s t I *Xs 1 111.1 1 ti ti 1 1 1 5 40 1 a/I ls t 1 1 7 1124 0 a 10 I 2 I ais i 10 1 gym FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 101 to 1. D u t c h ItNeagh (161. paid), 241. Grad Luxembourg, 143 to 3. Recife and San Francisco (lira.) guar. 7 per °eat., 141. Sao Paulo (Um.) guar. 7 per *ant., 171. South Atuttrian and LombardoNenettan, 171. PREFERENCE SHARES. Midland Cons. Bristol and Rim, 6 per cent., 131. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) ENOBABLIL ON NORTHERN THURSDAY. MANN% A.W. to N W., strange, aqa.dly to moderate. As alaJve. MONEY MARIIIITe-(211118 DAY). 1 prem. ' • Imperial Mercantile Credit, 21 to Two o f,: hoow. prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, tot to The stock markets to-day are very quiet, but Pr li rL ational Discount shares were last quoted 101 prices are well supported. The funds have risen about 1 per cent., and there is a trilling improve- `, Egyptian Trading, • 11 to 1 die. • Ottoman Sociiita to prem. • Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 11 dia. ; meat in two or three of the home railway; but, GiSoffrale, 21 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, pi to with these exceptions, quotations are unaltered. i; Lion Biewery, If to 11 prem. ; and APan_thio The discount market continues folly supplied elegrap o h f with money, and good bills are still taken at I shares 8 0 1) , e , r cort.Grireference,d 21 c c t : t ow T a s - per renewed i mprovem ent of sa Y , ' dosing at 81„ to 81 cent, below the Bank minimum. The charge for prem., and there was less fluctuation in *in to short loans on English government securities in the day. Credit Foncier of Mauritius and 2d4uriticis Stock Exchange is 4to 5 per cent. Land shares, as well as the preference and f leben At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Beater's tel tore stocks of the Crystal Palace Comp an y , e- have receded. There were some inquiries for Nptional gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at , St eam ‘hares. 67fr. 92c., showing no change of importance. I The closing (but in some cases nominal) Auota- Consols are now quoted 891 to for money, lions for shares in new uudertakin are as fgllows : Transatlanand 891, " buyers," for the account (November - T c tic T Tel egrap h , PiartO°' prem. u la d u ol 8). The o ffi cial business report is as follows:- and Australian e Ageuc P y, ' tto 1 P prem.. ; • ,Gale's Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, ; ditto, Gunpowder, Ito 11 prem. ; and eneruels'aicoffee, for account, 891; Three per Cents. Reduced, &c., Company, 11 to 24 prem. 874, ; New Three per Cents., 871, ; American securities were ratter heavy. flited New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 701; Annuities, States 5.20 Bonds closed at 641 toe fa= div., being India Five per 1 to lower than yesterday ; Erie Ran way Shared, 1886, 13/ ;Bank Stock, 250 , 248 ; at 561 to 5, , being 1 lower ; Illinois Can 1, at Cent. Stock, 105, 1041 ; ditto, Four per Cent. 83/ to 84 • and Atlantic and Great 17yeetern Debentures, 1866, 981. Railway D;bentures, at 851 to 861. Tlaa Erie Foreign stocks are unchanged in price, with Railway Loan closed at 11 to 1/ prem. almost the single exception of a decline of 1 per cent, in Brazilian scrip. Some of the present quota tions are subjoined, viz.. :-Greek, 194 to 20 ; Turkish Consolidice, 481 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 294 to 1; ditto Certificates, .44 to ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; Brazilian scrip, 34 to prem. ; and Mexican, 251 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, '5B, '6O, 69, 1; ditto, 1663, 764, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 3 4 , ; SitYPtianf 941 ; ditto second issue, 94 ; ditto 1864, 921, 4,3, ex div. ; ditto 1001. bonds, 921, 4,3, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 191 ; Italian, 1861, for account, 644 ; Mexican, for account, 251 ; New Granada, 14 ; Portuguese, 1856, &a, for account, 451 ; Russian, 1822, 89/ ; ditto 1859, 554 ; ditto 1862, 911, A ; Sardinian, for aooonnt, 741 ; Spanish, Passive, for account, 291 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 144 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 911, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, for account, 724 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 77 ; ditto 1862, for account, 751 ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 751 ; ditto 1863, 711, ditto 1865, 431, 1 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 44. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to prem.; General Credit, 2to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 74 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2t to 1 prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 54 to 1 prem. ; Overdid, Gurney, and Company, 84 to 1 prem. ; and Hud son's Bay, 151 to 4. The shares of the London and Australian Agency are quoted to 14 prem. ; Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 prem.; Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, Ito 14 prem. The Committee have just decided that the Stock Exchange shall be closed on Friday next, the 27th inst., the day appointed for the funeral of Lord Palmeraton. It is probable that a similar step will be adopted by many of the other large establishments in the city. We are requested to state that the share list of the Coffee, Cocoa, Cotton, and General Produce Freehold Estates Company of Venezuela (Limited) will be closed on Saturday, the 28th inst., for Lon don, and on Tuesday, the 31st, for the country. The shares are quoted 2 to 24 prem., and the appli cations are understood to be very numerous. Foos. o'Cioca. Consols are quoted 89/ for money, and 89j for the account. About 45,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. The amount of government bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the let of November, will be Rs. 35,00,000 (350,0001.). The scheme for the redemption of the original shares of the Namur and Liege Railway Company is about to commence. We are informed that the letters of allotment of the Transatlantic Steamship Company were posted on Saturday evening last. Messrs. Robert Benson and Co. have announced the interest, due the Ist proximo, on the Real Estate bonds of the St. Paul and Pacific Railway Company of Minnesota. The subjoined, on the wine trade, is from the circular of Mr. F. W. Catena : Sines the departure of the September mail there has been a good general demand for all descriptions of wines and spirits. The greatly decreased import of wine, in the fans of increased consumption, has a tendency to strengthen prices. Brandy has decreased in import, and increased in consumption. Rum, on the other hand, shows an increased import, and decreased consumption. Referring to the Board of Trade returns for the eight months eodiog 31st August, the import of wine shows a reduction of 2,000,000 gallons, when compared with the same period of 1861; while on the other hand the total conthmed and exported shows, for 3. I the former period, the small increase of 266,000 gallons, as compared with the latter. The exoeuive import of 1864 is 1 j being averaged with the reduced. rate of 1865; we may 2 I therefore look for considerable activity during the early 2 months of 1806. From Spain the reports of the result of ' the vintage are more or lees satisfactory-all agree as to the 4 high stasdard of quality. From Portugal, where the 6 gathering was later than usual, the amounts are 1 unfavourable, heavy rain having damaged much of the fruit. From France the result is most pa • I r t factory, both as regards quality and quantity. Abundance, end oonsequeot low prices, undoubtedly j stimulate consuraptioo, but abundance ie relative, and not 2 I the result of a single good crop. Thus holders in Spain • !and Portugal, from whence we receive the bulk of oar 4 I supplier of saleable wines, are not alarmed at a prospect of competition to arise twelve months or two years hence ; thus prices for the present remain little affected towards redaction, except in cases of doubtful quality. The con sumption of sherry is now so large that a series of shun dent vintages must arise ere dealers can reasonably look for lower quotations. Sherry-The great &creme of im port is under the head of Spanish white, the decline being 2,110,000 gallons, while the consumption shows an iocresse of 40,000 galloon. The quality of this year's Borth is re ported to be exceptionally fine ; holders, therefore, are die ' inelined to accept lower quotations, in spite of the Ones ' facia at Jerez. No direct shipment of sherry is reported to any of the Australian ports. Port-The accounts from the Douro report heavy rain at a very critical period of the I gathering, which was later than usual this year. From France and Germany the reports are unusual favourable, and a large supply of good wine is anticipate&ly MINER.-(THIS_DA 73 Two o'CLKE. The dealings in the mining market to-day are n ot numerous, and prices genera ll y show no, va tion. There is a demand, however, for. We Caradou, North Treskerby, and Tincroft 'bare st s. Clifford Amalgamated shares are now quoted 19} to 20 ; Tincroft, 181 to 4 ; North Treskerby, 31 to ; South Darren, 37a. 6 d: to 425. 6d. • West Cazadon, 114 to 12 ; East Caradon, 9 to ; 'West Chiverton, 724 to 75 ; Wheal Grenville, 3 to 4; Cara Cam borne, 355. to 375. 6d.; and Chiverton Moor, 51 to 8. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unal tered. Don Pedro are offi ciall y marked 4 prem. At a meeting of the Santa Barbara Gold Mining Company, held at Liverpool on the 18th ipst., it was unanimously resolved to wi nd u p the uner taking voluntarily. A reportfrom Captain Bryant, the superintendent in Brazil, received on the lath inst., states that be expected to be able to send away over 4,000 °haves of gold, and that the lode in No. 1 shaft had increased in size, being about six feet wide, and likely to further enlarge, The lode in No. 2 shaft was also rather wider, but there was no improvement in the stone. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 36 ran. CRAVEN HANDICAP. Her Le rmi r Too up ••• Adios ... 6 raa. ALL AGED STAKES. Muter Mallard bed ArgonaaL SELLING STAKES. J idiot . Jack HANDICAP. Cambial 7 ma. 250 PLATS Ron Clal ... Jara ... 16 cue. ... 1 ALL AGED STOLES. 8.8.0. 64 The Daks, Amami, 74playr, Muter Richard, and Gar• i til l devisor, ma ham ft PAID Fozsztr.—Lord Bastalch, Fictonatini, Tomato, is. Oambootais, Arelsido, Wild Doak, Radcliffe, Ackoorilt. lit. Attraction, aad Om" d'Etat. 64 --- . - 8$ --- - - £lOO HANDICAP PLATE. A.F. et Basdselsh, Bat 12th ; Charming Wawa, Bat 101 b; Hip- et trP9l B.l * Balderdash , ; W"a 7!r e ltlen al o t , 'Tel ! Fantail, Bat at: I t Popper's Ghost, Est 121 h ; Gainsvire. 6rt 10Ib ; The Tar- Ilk sic ' 6st slb ; Jatirstoa, sst 10lb ; Tasealsaam, : wt 71b. N. All s» hare. et. ENTRY FOR £5O PLATE. Led three miles of 8.0. it' Mein/ars f, 2 yrs ; Veracity, 2 yrs ; Wolfdog, 2 yrs ; 11 4: Ross Oben, 2 ; Maratha. 2 yrs ; Whitby, 2 yrs ; Black N. Prince, 2 yrs ; Bangs e, 2 yrs ; William Pitt, ?. ns ; Laths N. Rookh, 2 yrs ; Isabella, 2 yrs ; Harper, 2 yrs ;Br to Wil. t Ingham, 2 yrs ; Swain e, 2 yrs ; Jars. 2 yrs ; Jovial. .0 too, 3 yrs ; Diserstios. 3yn ; Traps's, 3yn ; Flub-in- Wo toe PIA... All are hors. In. LATEST BETTING. 9 CAMBRIDGESHIRE. M. 8 to 1 apt Moldavia (t) ch tit. to 1 Olsdistsor (t) 99. 9to 1 Proviso: . it) at. 15 to 1 Oat and Outer (t) 15 15 to 1 01 , zegor (t) 30 to 1 Gratitude (t) as. 40 to 1 Bresdabsos (t) li. 50 to 6 Custard Cann (t) IS 26 No other change. 16 CREDIT FONCIER AND MOBILIER COMPANY."- (THIS DAY.) to This day the half-yearly meeting of proprietors was held at the London Tavern • Mr. B. WORTLEY in the chair. There was • very full meeting. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, con- u, gratulated the proprietors on the satisfactory mutts which at had been achieved. They were indeed so satiefectory 10 that the ineetleg ought to be one of form, but se St the Credit Fourier Mobilier Company had inaugurated 1 ,? a new intim of Beaus, he felt it right to addrees them at " some length. The chairman then proceeded to deal seriatim with the different items of the account, and explained their nature. The result had hew that the directors were itt enabled to declare a dividend of 20 per cent. for the half to - year. The chairman then referred to the rumours and St. reports which had been circulated to the detriment of the • company, but this was only one of the penalties to which all S new and snocemful systems were exposed. The chairman's 11 etstement was received with much satisfaction. Mr. LITICK, the deputy chairman, seconded the motion. at A PPILINVOII inquired how the reserve fund was in- atfa The CHAIRMAN said that it was advantageously and 01 . securely invested, thouvh not in the Three per Ceuta. • The Pitornixroa considered that it ought to be invested e t in the Three per Cents.. and proposed an amendment to to that effect. which, however, well lest, the mover and the le wonder only voting; for it. in Mr. TATLOB criticised rather disparagingly several of the 10 items of the account, sod alluded to the rumours which had ti s o been circulated against the company. to The CHAIRMAN, in an impamioned reply, stated that Mr. la Taylor was himself one of the persons who had airenlat-d to reports to the prejudice of the company, and hoped that Is the next half-yearly meeting would be conspicuous by his ; absence from it. The motion was then agreed to. A vote of thanks was peened on Mr. Grant, M.P., the IN manegieg director. Mr. Own returned thanks in a speech which elicited I much applause. [O .l DB .1,9 THE STANDARD BANK OP BRITISH SOUTH lei AFRICA ( LIMITED).—(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the fourth ordinary g eneral meet- „ iag of the above bank was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. g T. Smittoces in the chair. it The report stated that shoe the pmprietors were pre pared by circular of 25th August for the general character 51 of the present half-yearly accounts, intelligence of further mercantile failures has been received, and the full it amount then estimated by the directors has there fore been found necessary to cover loesee to the 30th June. A farther sum may be required in next account to meet losses on bills that bad not matured within the half-year, a portion of which is contingent on the duration of the war in the Orange Free State. The directors had transferred 30,0031. from reserve fund to help in providing for the half. year's losses. and In enabling the payment of a reduced dividend of 5 per cent. per annum. The report was adopted. RECIFE AND AO FRANCISCO PERNAMBUCO RAILWAY COMPANY.-(TRIS DAY.) This day the 20th half-yearly meeting was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. BENSON in the chair. It appeared from the report that the traffic for the half year ending the 30th June last gave a clear surplus revenue for that period, beyond all expense., of 11,7381. 104. 2.d., against 3,0271. St. 4 d. for the corresponding period of the previous year ; of which the imperial government bad the benefit. With regard to dividend, the directors having suc ceeded in placing, at some sacrifice, the whole amount of debentures authorised by the shareholders, were happy in having beam able to notify the payment, et the end of the present month, of the deferred warrants for the half-years ending 30th June, and 31st December, 1864, respectively ; and proposed to declare end pay a dividend at the same rate, viz.. :1 per cent. per annum, for the half-year ending 30th June lut. The report was adopted. A special resolution, authorising the directors to corn. municate with the Brazilian government for the our ohms of the railway. instead of the extension of their guarantee, was discussed, and eventually a motion by the Chairman, whether any resolution should be put, I I was carried in the negative by 24 to 19. FATAL ACCIDENT FROM BREAKING A PANE OF GLASS.—On Thursday en inquest was held at Castle lied- Ingham on the body of Eliza Clarke, aged 18 veers, late an under nursemaid in the family of the Rey. Henry Wilkin son, rector of the parish, whn met her death under the fol lowing singular and most distressing circuniatances : Caroline Johnstone said—l am bead nurse is the family of the Rev. Henry Wilkinson, of Castle Hedisg. I bun. On the morning of the 17th instant, the de ' oared left the nursery, and soon after I heard a smash !of glass, and at the same time a scream ; and imme• diately after the deceased came into the nursery and fell down by the door. and said, "Oh say side"—from which (her right side) blood was 8 , wing. I immediately un dressed her, and found a punctured wound in her aide. I I asked her how it happened, and she used that as she was going into the water closet two of the children who were there were in the act of shutting the door, the upper part of which was comprised of glass, when she put out her I hand to prevent its closing, and her hand went through a pane which had before been broken, and a piece of the glass had entered her side. A medical man was immediately aunt • for, and Mr. Daniel attended her, but she died last night I about 6 o'clock. At the time I was undressing her deceased ~ralay eve,. with poachers took place on land near to Haresiach House, - - no in Wind's, occupied by Mr. Peter Ford, and belonging to told me she had pulled the piece of plan from her side, and Mr. David Brosoilow. A gamekeeper named Gee, sod two I afterwards found it near the place of the accident. others, were on the "look-our for poachers, when they Woodruff* Daniell, surgeon, deposed that the came unexpectedly on about five poachers setting a net be- • wound WIN on the right side, about an WA below tween 50 and 60 yards long sear to a plantation in Windle. the ribs. about an loch is length, mud about an inch and a The keepers seized one of the poachers, hut he was soon half in depth ; but little blood issued from it. The piece of rescued, and a regular fight ensued, in which the poachers gleam was about eight or nine inches in length, and from its used their net-stinks pretty freely, and eventually got sway, appearance mast have entered to the depth of nearly three after throwing a volley of stones at the keepers. (lee was iodise ;it must have pierced she pyloric sod of the stomach, found on the ground, having been knocked down and or the duodenum. She was is a state of collapse, and almost severely beaten. In about as hour the poachers returned palpates', sod she also retched. The proximate muse of with ranee( their friends, nurnberisg about 12, end attacked death was exhaustion and shook to the nervous system ; the dwelling-house of an of the keepers named Hill. They some of the liquids which ware given her purred through smashed his windows and threatened the inmates with Mee would The glom, it appeared, was rather thicker deatructioe, and, not satiated with that, they threw large than that gaziera/ly used for the purpose, sad tapered stones into the rooms, after which they set lire to • but gradually for fear or live Joan, like a dagger; had it used by the keepers for the of watching and burnt entered about half an inch mare to tho right it would it to the groaned Ultimately the police received informs- have come in contest with the bones of the stays, aed lion of the affray, and oneeesda in apprehending two of her life would probably have been saved. Io the coarse the poachers, named Thomas Gretna, alias Staffer,* of the 'ltemises a post-mortem examination was made orbed by and George Robinson, both well known to the police. Mr. Daniell and Mr. Disney Thorpe, when it was f They were taken before the magistrates , Messrs. L. Hay. that the duodenum had he pierced. The supposition is wood and W. Pilkingtoa, yesterday and ws the arra- that her body ono* in contact with the piece of glass jun aline of Mr. B. Marsh, wise appeared for the prosecution, as it had attained in falling a horizontal position. 'The jury a remand wee granted, so as to amble the endorsee to be retuned a verdict of " Ankintal death." Deemed was a completed. Gee wag unable to appear on ageount of the rang women of excellest actor, and was engaged he he injuries ha had received. marshid.--Smix Herald. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. _id _id LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS• (THIS DAY.) 111 4 1101 e (FIIOII OUL OWS COILSIMPOIDIPT. I (LT Jammu° Lip TILLUIRAPL) COTTON. —The market contin ues flat, at drooping pri:er. Balm about 5,000 bales. C O EN.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in good request, and 24. per costal dearer. Flour ds. per /lad( dearer, and more doing. Indian corn 3d. dearer. with fair demand. Beans steady. Oats are id. and oataneal 6d. dearer, with moderato inquiry. MINCING-LANE.--ITHD3 DAY.) gooses—The market Las opened quietly, but firmly, at last week's currency. The private salts include . British West India at firm prices; Mauritius braes, at 325. 4; Cubs Muscovado, at 38a. CA. Itefised—Full prices are °IA sisal for all descriptions, there being a steady demand. Corrst. —Both native sod plantation Ceylon are inqa;red for at full rates. TEL.—The üblic sees of Indian teas are s ei n e s teaddy at the p full value ; privately the market eientiaues active. Rt:B.-100 puocheoes of Demerara so'd at Ist. 81. to Is. Pd. for fair to good. SALTPETRE. —No e des reported. Faulrs —Currants, new, have bees soil at rather firmer prices-295. to 35a. Incr. —About 25,000 bop of soft grain sold, at prices is favour of sellers. HEMP.—Russiso is firm, at CU. to 3:51. 10r. for clean; lfsoilla 80111K011. 45/. COTTON.—The market is quiet , at prices other easier. Tinutvelly fully fair, 19.1. ; Western Madre., 18td. to 19 .4.; ditto, for arrive, fair, lBd. ; Tinnivelly for sirivsl, 170. to lBd. Jurr.—There continues to be an active inquiry at firmer prices. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm. Tows tallow is quoted 51e. net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 525., buyers ; October to Ds . sa ber, Ws. ; December, Ms 3d. ; Januar, to Marche ekl. to 51s. ; March, 54e. 6d. to 555. SMITHFIELD aAY MARKET.—(THIS Mr. Charles James Eastom reports trade firm. Prime meadow haw, 975. Cal. to 1100. ; inferior diB3s. to 90E: clover, old, 110 s. 130 s. ; straw, 284. to 33.. Tag MERDERER FORWARD. —This notorious cha racter is still wool:oil in the little gaol at Sandwich, under the owe of the gnee-nor, Mr. Hill. He takes daily exercise apart from the other prewar", and employs the greater part of his time in analog letters to persona to high autho rity, and others connected with the state. He has accumu lated an immense pile of lettere, and is extremely anxious that rams of them should be published. He makes hut little allusion to the crime be hen committed, and eats heartily sod sleeps soundly. We are informed that he will be tried et the nett lieniathe theism, which take place in December.—MairistoneJouresi. A FATAL ST P. C i ;Li LT. —M ELANCHOLY OCCURREN (*E. —We regret to announce th e death of Alfred Tolhurst, aged 16, who expired on Th ursda y morning, from the effects of • fall from the warehsuw window of Mr. Eliot, a distance of eleven feet from the ground. On Thursday an inquiry was held before the mayor and coroner. R. C. N. Davies, Eaq., deposed— ! wan called to see the deceased on Friday morning last. Mr. Adamson had attended him before my 'ri.: real ' Upon examinat;on I found • lacer.ated wouod of the ..calp 51 inches long. There was also • wound no the upper lip. Both had been stitched up. He was quote sensible then. 1 attended him every day since the accident. Erysipelas and tetanus set in, end he died this morning from 'adoration. Henry Elliott deemed—At 6 o'clock on Thursday evening last. I was locking my father's warehouse when the deceased and a boy pained Fuller came by. Tolhoret wanted me to pull him up by a chain which was banging from the window. He said, "It you do not, I will come up sod push you out." He thee cam* upend took hold of me by the collar in play, and held one for a few minutes. I straggled and swung my arm round to get away, and threw him on some sacks. As I was gone: away from him to shut a wiodow on the other side, he pantilel up sod caught me round the waist. We tripped over SOWS sects and fell spinet the door—which flew open—and fell into the rind, I beine at the bottom. The height was Il+. feet from the ground. I was mot much hurt. I got up and put my hat oar ; the deceased was take,' to the hones of a woman named Mitchell, and his father sent for. The Clerk—You are quite sure you were not quarrelling' W it nese —Quite su , e, we were only larki , g, rod our fell was accidental. The jury, without hesitation. returned a ver dict of " Accidental death."—Surrce Standard. THIEVES IN CHAPEL—The anniversary services at the independent church, Guildford. Last week, were attended by several members of the swell n.ob. I MONDAY EVENING, At the morning conies five different ladies had their pockets picked, and found thems elves Mill= their On Saturday afternoon the ceremony of inangn- i C onso le, which closed on Saturday a t 891 to i rating the hr01:1ZO statue of Archibald William, fifteenth for the Bth November , opened and closed to-day at panes. At the cocclueion of the sermon io the evetalg, Earl of Eglintoo, took place at Ayr, under the mostpreached ho the Ile.. Newman Hall, the Rev. Mr. Hat• (avowable circumstance.. The likeness is most faithful, the same quotation, te only intermediate change ' pastor of the chapel, reminded the large congregation that and the expression caught by Mr. Noble is very happy. The consisting of a temporary improvement of 1. For . they must be careful in leaviog the buildiog, and not c•owd details of the figure have also been brought out with great money the last price was 89 to 1. The o ffi cial towards the doors. The Rev ..Newman Hall then . in • short soul., to care. The following is the inscription upon the pedestal : business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. pre which i' I pe to t i teihortgheet. he extempore prayer salted God if there were any pickpockets "In memory of Archibald William, Earl of Eglinton end Wintoun, P. 0.. K.T., K.P., Lord-Lieutenant of Console , for 89k, 1 1 money, , ;ditto, for accoun t, a was i n at general entl tis and" Amen" e v their from Ayrshire, 1843-61, Lord Rector of Glasgow Universitv, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1 ; New gregatioa. No further theft was reported.—::ufrey 1852-3, and Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, 1852 sod 1858-9. Three per Cents., 87k 1, 1 ; Bank Stook, 249, , Standard. Bern 29th September, 1812; died 4th October, 1861. . 250 ; India Five per nt. Stock, 1941, 105. 1 The weather has during the last fortnight un- Tbis statue w asmb re, erected by • public subscription of ! Indian government securities were quiet, a t demon* an entire change. Rain has more or leas costinoeil all ranks and clams., in testimony of admiration for his to prevail daring that period, and altogether a con former public character, of affectionate remembrance of his private , varied the a rtces. Exche q uer Bills have scarcely adorable quantity has fallen. This obsage bee 'noes virtues, and of universal regret for the boa occasioned to . varied, March being quoted 6s. to 3s. dis., and eery beos finial, for the r long protracted drought his friends and to his country by his too early death." ; the June, Bs. to 4s. dia. . bad begun to produce injury in many ways. The GRATUITOUS VIEW OP THE GIANT CHANG.— I In the foreign stock market the variations were temperature has materially fallen, and after the Yesterday morning a singular accident happened to Chang not of striking importance. There was an improve- throe of such unusually warm and lovely weather Woo God , the Chinese giant. Hitherto the manage" bays ' meat of }per cent. in Italian stock, lin Turkish ghout Sth.ember and the early part of Ozto'aer. contrived to transport their gigantic charge to and from the .the sudden change to autumnal chill has made it se lf eens , hly Egyptian Hall without permitting him to be seen by the and In of 1858 an d 1862 and E gyp tianof 1894, d 1 ' felt, the marked contrast lending additional force to the public. But yesterday newsing all their precautions were Spanish Passive. On the other band, Sardinian change. It is hoped, sod indeed thoeght by many, that the frustrated. As the vehicle conveying the Chinese party • stock declined 1 per cent. Mexican Bonds were alteratioo in the temperature and the heavy fells of MITI seared Westminster Abbey the weight of Chang proved too ' dull. lately experiethed, may prol;thly waders, some effect in much for the carriage, the bottom of which suddenly gave I In the market for bank shares steadiness pre- checkiag the progrese of the stile diamond'. We heirttly way, precipitating the whole celestial party into the mud. i trust that this may prove to be the come. —Susax 4 dvertgrer. Chang bore the accident with his usual philosophical egos! veiled. The changes oom • an improvement P A Swiss invention has been introduced to aid . ideally, bat poor little Chung Mow was sadly disturbed in Bank of Egypt, English Joint Stock, Imperial bees in the formation of their eomb. Narrow sheets of wax by the sodden plunge into thorned, and King Pot's modesty , Ottoman, and Standard Bank of Africa, but s de- a n Imprinted by machinery so as exactly to represent the was seriously offended. However, they contrived to scramble , c li ne in mercial Bank of India, and Merchant dividing wall of comb between the sells. These strips are open the seats, sod managed to retain their position in the I Bank shares. attached to the top of the empty Mire, before the new vehicle until they were safely deposited at the Egyptise I swarm is put in. thus anthill's the bees to go immedieely Hall. financial comnantes. As regards the shares of the • •- •to work, and also guiding them is makins the sheets of Tug EASTERN Poars.—Mr. R. Young, of wig- i the ^lily movement was in Credit Fancier and comb in the proper direoMon.—Neto York Herald. has ou r bee the Robert Lowe eteamer, of 2,000 ' Mobilierr which after touching 91 to 51 prem. ' Soya Kgmanierfort ildrffthroL—During the week tons , with cabin accommodation• foe 300 , r i closed ss.higher than on Saturday.ending October 21, the visitors bave been es follow*: Pueseagern. Mr. Young is also bulidisg • sert. l, steamer of i new issue of shares of this company were qinoted 4' Oa Mooday. Tuesday. sad tlaturdey, free da_ys, arm from L2OO toes burdes at Saederlend. This latter vessel will . 10 a.m. to 10 pm. , 9,460; an Wedtherniy, Thursday, sod to 4i prem. The closing quotations were 44 follows : be ready for 'seething fa a taillight. The Great Yarmouth y, students' bean (admission to the public, 64.), open RSV*. and Pier Commissithers lethed to apply to parliament 1, —lnternational Financial, 11 to 11 press. • General . Frieda from 10 a.m. till 5 p.oe. 1,511. Total, 10,971. From tie next sessles for • bill to extend their powers. i °m ilt, 2 to 21 pram . ; Lop" Finan cial, 7 1 to opsaing of the insestim, 5,613,759. W. N.W. W.B.W. S.B.K. 8.8 B. K 8. K. 8.8. E. 8.8. W. N.S. N.W. 1.1 B. om cr 10.101 W.F. N.E. N.M. N rc 0.14 rc 0.1, ro 0.50 m 0.37 c 0.09 c 0.2 oc 0.15 rc 0.55 cb 0.1 . / or 0.32 cc 0.•0 I oe 024 i re 0.17 um 0.03 m cr 0.11 ;cm - - N.W. QotTHCaI. W.S.W. to strong modetate, with showers. 81reilar to above. EanYintn. As next above. Northern=qootland. Westarn=lreland. Wale*, and adja cencies. Southern =English ebsnnel and Bay of Biscay. lastartm-Eastward Sulam" and North Sea. 67 70 71 IS 109 111 . :::: esi ''.l -'l4 130 132 160 161 91 94 04 94 It 42 42 41 36 39 104 106 1221 1221 84 91 104 146 ift 80 00 62 1241 124 96 97 471 921 1184 1 11 Po 13 1 PO 102 104 i --: - pa :961 120 li I 90 9S 97 611 6 :a 30 1 0 111 031 49 1 103 104 66 87 10 11 pal 118 110 1* 76 78 10f 11 148 112 8:1 62 60 6 67 69 84 816 8 6 9 148 162 1 _ .6 vs toi 60 61 1101111. I (dodos prima I 67 68 104 10.31 Idla Ipm 1 1 lti 11 75 00 48 100 70 26 11 101 143 101 102 on 10 42 !Pm 21 22 87 8 ) 43 47 66 64 63 67 48 62 48 67 40 44 27 23 88 244 1,3 k 1 4 4 3® Ot t 102 144 104 zd 44 4nu zd 96 98 48 87 id 1 Oian. 101 102 09 86 88 90 a 4 ea es 84 I° o ° ol 1:1 1 4 1 A 1011 4 848, JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. 11 - 111 — . I Brea, - 00,001 60 Agra & Mastermauk(l,l 36 I 10,000 90 Meru lO 10,000 100 iAllisnesLen.ativerpool U 10,00te 100 I Do. Issued at rpm 25 100,000 20 'Anglo Austrian 40,0001 60 Anglo Egyptlan (Lim.) Mel 10.0001 56 ;Aurclo Hoban ilituiterl, 16 11.0001 20 I kdatieli a nk.Cor.oewsh 6 WWI 49 Amtrarela I ail 10600 , 20 Bsokof llkilisktormira all 10,001 16 Ban' of Egypt I ail 8,000 100 Bank of Loo.lon ', 60 Myroo 20 Bank of Otago k iln:Awl) . 9 10,000 100 Hank of teneensiand (L) . SS o,ooowlo 'Bank of Vlctoria,Austrla 16 ' 60,000 10 Bug of Nov , Zeslsiai 4.,000, 51 Brew: l's Dank ;Mullett 10 60.000. 20 Bradllan&Yortuguree(L lu !o.ooo' 56 ; • trio*, A Cal d ,rui rn (L i 7) 10,0001 frO . Ltritlah N. Antrim I all 60,0001 10 'C. Ilk. livila,A us., China all 10,500 26 ; curt.. kler. of Indlu,&•: I all 19,000 100 'City 1.4000 100 ,Colonial I 2) 40,010 to} Cour.rook of Cauade I all 40,000', 25 I um. hank of India, tt e ' all 909,0001 10 t eorierfidsted Bang (L)I 4 6,000 , 190 Conttnental , 26 5,0001100 ' 111. New I IS 11000; 10 'Delhi and London t , 25 33 96 20,000' 51.1, rm., L,..1.•:..1 ,auu9e2,l e }die }mu 10,0001 10 !Erten% Esehunge , Lim) 6 .}o} to 10,000 1 26 'English Joiut Steck (L); 10 2} 3spo. 12 1 30.01 01 20 Ilog.neeketAuvLElsartal.l all 21 12 10,400 60 I English and nwedish (LI 20 0 6 dte 16,000 10 .eururean trot ( Limited Ilb 3} 21,11 s 12 10,000 100 'lltnclusetChlna&Jsp.(L), 23 20 22 10,070,100 • .10. Iwo; lat 2 pm ''. IL 10 22 10,000'100' Do. New 10,009:100 Impend hank, Uniitarl , 00 rlO pa 166,000 1 10 ImpesislOttoman—....l 10 5} 6} ) 41 1 1 3; 8,4001 ID lowan. all lb 27 6,01 0 15 1)0. Nov I 6 ldis pa 11.00,0001 10 'Land Murt.Bk. India (LI. 4 i ioa 1 4} 20,0410 50 L0u.114.0f 21e ricu,&u. ,LI 16 id 0 }pal 1 5 2 14,000 100 Leo. Bank Of Scotism'. L' IS ,Lit 10,0 , 10' IVO Loodon and Boudllan l6O 4 spm 21.000 V , Do. New '25 1 }au 6,000 100 Lon.ll.Alres&R.Plato L' 'o 14 16 pm 10,001 26 Do. Never, toast I} pmt 10 s 4 p.. 60,0001 10 Loa. CIL Bank ef Austfe all 25 26 so.oaa (0 'London and Couuty 120 77 1 74 79 72 04 1 60 London Joint Stock 115 60} 618 • 26,000 1 10 LoodOn& froth AMOY" all 17 19 6OW 10 Lend: et. W extern (Litn. i 9 0 1 1 0 } dl. - 010, VA ' ho. do. New . 1 171 If u} .11•) • 6.0 1 .2 1 1 60 London& Venezuela ( . 1 ) 121 3 dis WI • 60,0:0,100 Lon. & Westminster ISr 05 97 95 1 10000 100 Merchant linuk Llia.., , 2.6 par Ipm 50 , ,000 1 60 liereantile 6h4 pan t 'lO 45 %us 19.000' 100 Metro. & Era,. Burk (LI 00 4} 156dts COO , Dr . Do. de. 1,000100 Illdland Barr (Um.) I * 2 IMa 20,000' 00 Hatband of Liverpool i 11. 42 6 7Du 10. 000 1 00 E.Eretot Ragland woo' 90 Do. 2nd and 3rd lune 12 20,000, 60 National Hank BO 37,600 10 New South Were . all 40.0401 10 New Easlend (thalbsd) 1 60,000 10 North Winteni I 7 4 60 000 1 26 Oriental Bair Corpora all 10,004) 211 60 60 'i 1.10. Peoria. Bank lugCrp.(L ' 10 74 7. do. 1 20,000 160 Florae. of Ireland 10,000' 10 Do. do • I'll 0,600' 20 ,ScindiaPtuil.,&DeLol (L 10 20.0001 IS Mouth Australis I all 17,111 . 100 rand. 04 B. 11. Afrtoa •• I 16 19,001104 Do. d•. ir. Mama. 10 60,400! 29 Linton of Australia —. I all 11141100 Onion al Ireland (flee.). U 110.041 60 Charm et London I u 67 58 21 2 4161 ▪ 74466 ri 2 • 002 1 2 IPO , I pis — 6 S 1 416 14 14 20 70 72 711 23 SA zd 30 62 136 142 2 1 411 4 It 41.4 .- 14 46 x 4 6 1p..1 O a* Coll 'dim par S 2Au 46 48 24 .25 241 40 51 110 113 41 46 31 32 6 trip. is 1I 46 46 edis Paz I 4pm 41 44 61 s !Idle Ili WI. bi 86 - si iful 0 81 58 10 8 dis 16 7 5 Sul 6s 65 iii 4441. 11 84 No. I BIL I - • weans It Slo,oooi at. os•ool a. tr i m N. N. 1110,Il i t moo at. 1141, le. N. DEBENTURE BTOCI Glista.tp.s.llar.&l3ep G. 17 tian.,4 e .Jea.&J G. Wsta.-.-W. gala 9. ii:Jaii.i . laly7.7.lloo \ LoacltYk.Op.o./aot.ll, 100 Lou.ltrigh.4p.e.JaattJly 100 LDS. W.lpo.Jan./.1 sly 100 Do. Se p.c.J0a.40.114 100 L&S.W..lp.o.Jaa.d./oly 100 Ilidland.4p.o..lata.tlol, HO N. &M. 4. L P. a D. 8., 1 p. el., fob. 41 An— ISO 111keL"..0.1 amoU 41 Pat bisol.K.L.lo.aksvitkA. 100 1 Oaks. 99 90 1 - - 971 99 101 96 Se 96 se K 99 03 “. 431 1 1501 - ... 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