The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-15 00:00:00

On the 15th June Mmegem. George and J. BLA- U". ilinstsatasers, cd.Uppir•laite Mill, Little Goni e , theeended , tales with them motley and .--- ta the mine of about 26,0001. It was found that they had re m to New York, and Saperthtendent Hunt, of the Ude detective fore*, was sent in pursuit of the ran. sm is, in the meantime had been made bankrupt+. Ina, Host arrived is New York he foetid all the goods hess delivered at that port, sad he also aseethathed plippas the were worebeused, sad the additional fact this the two alanoondiag baukrupth bail travelled from n d lard under the usurped manse of Baring and Unto.. j - fer Bleekborn, the youove brother, had also sailed o r to the 13601111 with them in the mans ship. Mr. Hunt for Gomel days unable to trace them, but as he wan osestahiog &boot the steamboat quay one morning, he a s t emp of intelligence from one of his runners s Wooed him to look out for the arrival of a fourth b r other from England. When this youngest branch of g r ay arrived, Mr. Hunt took u p his quarters at the wle hotel, and there karst thefrom the onl thin communicatingga . isre ted this latest importation cith his brothers was the fear that he (Superiatendent H in t) would shortly be arriving from England, and that mtercoune under such circumstances would be dangerous. Mr. Haut pacified his liters, however, and actually accom panied young Blackburn down to the quay to see whe ther the nest steamer brought over the redoubtable deter live who had inspired the thdti mind with each consterne tier When the dreaded detective from Quesestowa did sot make his appearance by the next boat, the coo deters of rang Blackburn became gradually restored, and three days siterwerds he vat to Trentoo, in New Jersey. Mr. Hunt followed upto the track, and at Trenton he employed a man watch the lad's movements. It then transpired that a cousin of the Blackburn's had hi re d g warehouse for the purpose of receiving the bales d t rd_s fraudalratly removed from the hands of English Mr. Hunt soon afterwards returned to New = wi t c h the proceedings of the gang at the Catom home, which the goods would have to be cleared. He WPM pOillelliioll a bill of lading which hod been intercepted at Liverpool, and he rightly concluded that the Blackburn's would some down to the pier to I look after the bales of cloth. Very shortly, while 'lauding opposite the oilier of the Inman Company, he observed George Blackburn, the elder brother, and Walter /31aokbure, standuig in the wage leading to the depot. He walk up to them, mita, Good morning, gentlemen ; what is ‘par w h ew herr at the same tune sticking his pen Wiled his or. They replied that they had called for a bit o f lathe' for twenty bales of goods which had Masa Dent out fres Queenstown by the Edinburgh. Mr. Hoot replied : "The gentleman who holds that bill of lading it at the branch office, le Est:hang*. place, and though I am in a great hurry, I will aeooto peny you there, es I have a little huffiness to treneact with kin • ley own account." They 000seuted to mom piny hlgn. Mr. Hoot then conducted them to Exohange. plass Here he left them in the lobby whilst he went I I s t e s o empty room, an raised his voice as if in coewer ethos with an cosopeat, to this effect :—" These geetlamee outside have called respecting a bill of ladies, Bad they Wenn me that they are in a harry and wish to he gong" Mr. Hunt knew that they had in their pee maim at the time the bills of lading for 26 bele* of gods' sad it was his object, if he could effect it, to obtain these Waal& documents by soy lawful mesas in his power, bet if seoessary by a strategic coup de stain. He quickly deeded upon the lather worse of adios, and. walking hash lath the lobby, said to the elder Blackburn. " We errs ritiaular about those bills of ladies ; have you ia vwor with your Bleekborn replied in the affirmative. Mr. Huai Baked to see them, upon which George Black - bors drew them from hie pocket. Mr. Hutt requested them to endorse the documents, which eadoesementh were At 000 s wade by the young man. Walter Blackburn. L. Hunt then retorted into the room, placed the docu ment is a lOWA pocket, and watt back to the Blackburn. with the bill of lading for twenty bales of goods, to which be also obtained the necessary endorsement. He then told them to call eels it 3 o'clock that afternoon, upon which Georg* Blackburn jumped up and fiercely exclaimed, " There is something damnable about this--there is omnething wrong." Hunt quietly replied, " Yes, Black bern, there is something wrong about you—there is your ph, pulling . the rade de Made from his pocket, sod tord igr a s tarrent against you for embezzlement." Blackburn immediately blanched upon Boding his moat fearful an. thipetions realised, and Mr. Hunt then followed up his advantage by demanding their cash. They declared they was without pecuatary mesas, and slunk out of the office. Hr. Hoot enteequectly showed his bills of lading, and obtained the usual clearance permits, and these be deposited in the bands of the lawyer to whom he had beeo delegated, who will take the necessary steps to see the goods drily forwerdeel to England, where they will be applied to the credit of the ofßoialeargneiguoder the bankruptcy. The value of the property thus recovered to the estate of the Bleekburne is roughly estimated at between 5,00 W. and 40001.—Martelmerer thsard&am. Tao Lars Da. WicitsasoN.—Old Westminstors of the last generation will hear with regret of the death of the Rey. Richard Williamson, D. D., vicar of Pershore, and for eighteen years the head-waiter of Westminster. Dr. Williamson had been in ill health for some time, and had lost his voice almost entirely, bat the news of hie death will be received with as much =prise as sorrow in many dries. Richard Williamson was educated at Westminster, but se a town boy ; from that school he west to Triohy College, Cambridge, whence he graduated in 1823 as seventh wrangler and fourth chink, obtaining in 1827 the mem bers' prize for Latin Essay. In 1828 Mr. Williamson, then a Fellow of Trinity, became headmaster of West mitister, and retained that high position till 1848. In 1835 be became D.D. by royal mandate. Among the &stilt guirlied men whom Dr. Williamson educated may be sand Dr. Cotton (Bishop of Calcutta), the Duke of Rich mood, Lord Henry Lemma, M.P., the Marquis of Lam don= the Lad of Uxbridge. Lord R. Grooves= M.P., Mr. Herbert Wynn, M.P., tea Dr. Williamson in troduced • great improvement in the production of the plays of Tarmac ; be substituted the classical drams foe the Whereas ones formerly in use. and he also wrote a leaned treatise on the Grecian costume, apropos of this slimatioa, with the title of Euonohne Palliatus. In 1844 Dr. Williamson became vicar of Sutton Goldfield. daring the minority of the present vicar, his old pupil, the Bev. W. K. Riland-Badford, and held the living till 1850, whom he was presented by the Dean and Chapter of Westminster to the vicarage of Nimbi:we, Woroottershire, worth about 40u4 spar. He had resigned the heed-mastership in 184& In 1851 the Bishop of Worcester made Dr. Williamson am honorary Canon of his cathe iral. He restored his chord+ • year or so ago, at great cost, and Dean Stanley preached the sermon at the opening. The doctor married • daughter of Bishop Gray, of Bristol, • sister of the Bishop of Cape Town. Tax Roy Ms. Caws Awn viz Groom.—The Doily Telegraph publishes the following letter from the father of the young lady who was married yesterday at Wandsworth to the groom :—" Sir, —lir. Lewis is in structed to announce in the Wandsworth Police-court, this day, the abandonment of the prosecution of George Smith —if the sitting magistrate should consent—and the reasons for it. I Deed only add that perhaps he would be unable to date that, in my *Drums of the eusbms of the metro politan polies courts, I had imagined that the ease would Lave bees at mice transferred to the jurisdiction of the local zossistrates. And it was not until it was being actually paraded with that I found out that my information was mistakes, or that ceder any rurcumataeces my daughter's presence would be required. I live too near • country paper to hope for the avoidance of publicity, and from that source say of the Leaden journals might have selected the Weals for any such sensatiorial article as might seem fit to them I need only my that, had the ease been so re ferred, your article would not have been needed to prevent as from actual prosoeutios. I do sot see what • being • re specter of persons' has todo with the ease. An incongruous !anise &Isms turns out badly, and I eodeavoured to atop it. In that respect my doctrine in the pulpit would be pretty nearly the same as my practice in private. I do not grumble, however, that circumstances appa. really justified your remarks in favour of what seemed to be Public , justice. But I cannot think that • person of my erofersion, a parent or • man of honour, could swept the dictum teat in such • case • • young lady had better be left to her owe devices.' The punisbneet is not confined to bertall, but is shared with her relations. Had I abaodosed her without au effort to save bar, hardly could I have shown my face again in my pariah or amongst my friends. But I matt also protest against questions referring to private life being decided upon such incomplete data as mine out in evidence. She, se was then stated, is not 111 1 only daughter ; and if it had been se ce!sary to public justice to dive into the training of • private family, it would have bees well to Inquire first bow it had told upon her sisters. It is true that I did not see the inevitable coenesion between petting • favourite horse and falling in love with its groom ; but if in that "Meet we her wests have erred, your remarks can add but little to the severity of God's just judgment upon as. I lnow of no great moral lessee to be conveyed by your ;mating out to public attention that which you say we ought to have 0000ealed , and which, in actual fact, put us who are the heaviest sufferers is the place of the wroog doeni —which made the girl • heroine and the lad a victim. And wail it necessary to dip such a tale in enterer in order to mike it go down!-1 am, sir. yours, dm., Room C 10931. Ockbam Berkley, Sept. 13.' A MUILDISILED CIIILD.—Last night Dr. Edwin Leakeater held an inquiry at the Hall Arms, Paddington. Into the came of the death of • newly-born male child, which was found on a step in the yard attached to the Roman catholic schools, is Weetwerelaed-plaes, eaddisc ton. Considerable incitement bad been caused from the feet that mother child had been found in the same place some few months since. The evidence 1191 as follows : Mr. John James Beale, divisional surgeon of police, and in practise at 4, Portacentroad, Paddiegtoe-green. said he had examioed the body of the child, sad Need that it had been bora 'live. There was • mark of • blow on the heed, and It had been given during life. Death ensued from concus sion of the brain produced by the blow. The meaner said that Paddingtoe was the lowest place on his list of mo rality, and the vestry actually refused to take any steno, nob se nnOying to the Home Office to offer the usual reward of 504, or to have handbills printed, which would at least testify that the vestry were • waking to the Mi =d taking action in the matter. The jury re verdict of " wilful murder assiost some person or =mom unknown." life THE LATEST SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE OM ILSOTISO 'MUMPS.) DONCASTER ILEITING.-(THIS DAY.) THE DON SLUM Archtmeda blot Reginald". DONOASIKIt STARES. LATEST BETTING. NURSERY. 4 to 1 aget Ems (t) DONCASTER OUP. Two miles five futons. • Hippotyta, Privateer, The Duke, Berbaroma, Ackwortb Sisyphus, Lady Egidle, Jobs Darla, Claremont, Master Elehard, end Siva are here. PAID FORPNlT.—Risslis and Fly. PARK-HILL BTAKE3. Owe mile 6 ferioage 132 yards. Klarkteka aad White Dock are here, and the following ere left is : Cheverette, Adelaide, Olive, &WA fames, Fleur &Cheops, Aiipmese, Qmeen Huy. Notzo l 6mAl, Cantata. Duleimer, Trapeze, sad Wisp a the Wind. Um ac reet ic t i t k rf t sit. eoratcheiL 20 SWEEPSTAKES OF 200 SOYS. 101 Archimedes walks over. 10 SI NURSERY PLATE. One wile. a NURSERY lb al lb IN Crown Prince 8 10 Alberta 7 • • Marco Spada it Sister to Combustion .... 8 10 lady 121zabeib My R e p u lse 8 1 TWO! 7 9 8 Lord of the Vale Split tbe lattoremeo• a4l oesseewltob 7 St Nutrition 8 Om, Mies Wallows King Hat 8 I Vesture, Boyonette Ma Cur 9 0 Maim 7 112 Haphassrd lon 2 Stanwood T a Rotromee 7 12 /A ram 7 N. Rounds 7lB Roma 7 sa Pluto 7 t Chepstow Cacrope 7ll Mold Ten Mamas 711 Royal Telma 6 1 in. Rococo 7lO Ithamrook 6 N. Rose Chad Montanan 7 9 N. N . AR are kite. ENTRY FOR TOWN PLATE. Five farlomis 152 yards. ok. to Gamma, Bst 121 b ; Lady Douglas, Not 1111) ;glue Meet* to Bet 91b ; Lady Abbess, Sat Blb ; DAWN, Sot 41b ; BMA 1.161 Bst 21b ; ldolly Carew, Set ; Little Gootleman, 7st 10Ib ; r . Paelalooe, Tat 101 b ; Salt* 7st 10 ; Sluspest, 7st 101 b ; . Swordvesen, 7st 10Ib ; Delmore, 7st Rib ; Gana Ladle. N. 7st Ellb ; Oaths. 7st 7lb ; Miss Hobbes, 7st 31b ; Barbarowa, is, 6st 121 b; Fair Melrose, 6st 121 b. All Sr. here. M. M. DON STAKES. Owe DAIL M. , Region* Zambed, and Archimedes are bore. men Mas. Mooftes FUNIRkL.—The grave which con- r o tans all that rentable of Tom Moore was opened glorious sum- as. mer"--she of whom he was no justly proud during the hey- 111 day of lde, and whose lovelloess end gentleness ware ever W. uppermost in his thoughts. Moore married her in 1811, and i t her history is summed up in this one phrens—that she was the delight of his life ! And well might she have beau A more IL =liable, gentle, kind-heerted creat never lived than Mnh Moore. Thesorrows of life had, ala s! fallea upon her in her N. latter days. Deprived of all that was dear to her—of her 111 husband, the joy of her life—of ell her childree—she bad (as she calmly observed, shortly before her death) nothing to live t o for in this world ; and for years past she had been preparing fa herself for that better land, to which all her thoughts were 10 directed. The post's grave is Brombam Churchyard has to thus closed over the last of Moore's family. As a but act of respect to the memory of Moore, the Marquis of Lans downe was present et the funeeal, with Mr. Mere wether, Capt. Meredith, and Mr. W. Munn y (Mrs. Moores nephew, and eel,' enrvivieg relative). To Mr. Murray descends whatever property may be left ; bat it menet be much, as the principal portion of Mrs. Moore's booms be derived from a pension granted to her by the country ainee her husband's death, and nearly all the furniture and relies which Slopertou Cottage contained, ere "ticketed" ss gifts to old friends and faithful dependents. There will consequently he no ale ,• indeed is was Mrs. Moors's special directtoe that there should be none. Sloperton Cottage is now the property of Major Spicer of Spy. Park.—Desires Gazette. - SINGULAR SUICIDE IN • ONUECHY AHD. —Oll Tuesday morning. the stk instant, Mn. Sarah Farnsworth, jj • married woman of Westgate, left her home, and could not be heard of until Friday evening. whet she was found dead in Great Gonerby churchyard. The inquest U was held at Great Gonerby, on Saturday, the 9th instant, ll before Mr. White, ooroner.— Elisabeth Farnsworth said ti her mother, the deceased Susaonah Farnsworth, but u called Sarah, aged 52 or 53, was at home with her family a the previous Monday night ; she was very low for want of money, and had always been short of money since I she left off shopkeepiog, more than six years el a go. Witness slept with her mother, and did sot awake until after she had gone out on Tue sday morning. Jane, wife of John Ward, of Manthorparoad, teller, said she had kuown deceased seven or eight years ago. On the previous t 1 Tuesday morning she came sod asked witness to lead her Ii twosome. which witness did. She said she was in • great hurry, and declined to sit down, and seemed rather excited. Mary, wire of Moles Askew, rho lived next door to de ' ceased, in Bluovow, Westgate, deposed that she fretted about being unable to pay her way, and witness bad of tea s beard her may sho wished the Lord would take her. I She said she warn going on an errand, sod asked wit- ow, if she did not return in half an hour, to call her daughter Caroline. She did sot opine back, and her daughters and witness inquired after her, but ineffectually. A Loam, wife of James Dudley, of Wbarf -road, publican, said deceased was her brother's wife, married about thirtrom years. Witness saw her last about 7 o'clock on Teasley evening, an the opposite side of the Wharf.road. John George Preston, police officer, of Great Gooarby, deposed that, the evening before tFriday), Wm. Ashbourn, • bey, came to him and said there was • woman dead is the churchyard. Witness went and found deceased in • sitting posture at the head of a gram, with her back against a gravestone. A book (a prayer. book, it was understood) lay open by her aide. pry r devised sod had her bonnet on. Her left band was nadir her thigh, discoloured and stained with blood, He had her conveyed to the belfry. In her pocket he found two bottles. Mr. Freeman Eska, of Grantham, surgeon, said he had made • post-mortem examination of the body of deceased. The frame was emaciated and the bowels empty, but there was no disease to account for death, and in his opinion she d id not die from catural causes. It wan his impression that she died from narcotic poison, although he had not been able to detect any. George Devise said on the Saturday morning before, he gsve • note to deceased to pay some money (a few shillings), to the assignees of Mrs. Rosin,. Deceased's daughter Emma snatched it out of bar mother's hand, and said, " Mother you ought to be banged. What have youbeen doing r She seemed to witness to be in trouble. The jury farad that she had destroyed herself with laudanum, being of un sound mind.—Noun Aurae , . A STORY OF THE BRIOANDS.—A correspondent of the Temps, writing from fluitallamere (Naples) oa the 9th inst., says :—' I meet not omit intim you that • mars 'sous young girl has just rid the country of au infamous brigand thief named Moasia, for whose capture, alive or dead, • large reward had been offered. A few °vexing, noes Mouse went to a lone hove mar Mootefortek ern the district of Avellino, occupied by • farmer and his family. After imperiouely demanding many things which the poor people could not supply, the brigand consented to accept a good supper. While he was eerie( it in the ;esteem of the templed farmer and his wife, their eldest daughter approached the table as if to arrange . the dishes, and suddenly plunged a poignant into the humid's neck, killing him on the spot. For this daring deed the young woman received the reward offered by the prefect, amount leg to 4,250fr.—1 have just seen the original of • letter addressed, on the lOtbsult.. to • wealthy farmer named Donantonio, who had a thousand sheep destroyed last year bri gand be refused to send amm of mosey de manded by a named Gummi*, the writer of the letter above-mentioned, which is to the following effect " • Doe Dorrantonie-1 wish to know whether you will send see this year 2.500 ducats (10.11001 r.), four suite of sloths., with cloaks, hate, and boots, also Me shirts, ten pairs of drawers, twenty handkerchiefs, two gold watobea with Maim and that immediately and without evasion. The mosey I mad hare to-morrow ; I will allow you ten days to et the other articles. I trust we shell remaia friends. I have nothing more to say. Ouncrer." • A VILLAINOUS 00ACIIIILN.—O0 Tuesday the Court of Luise of the Seise triad • trearibeian named Vincent, lately N the COMM of M. Clasen, • gentlemme residing in the Boulevard Malesberbes, on two several charges of attempt to murder and indeeent assault, com mitted on his muter's wife on the evening of the 7th of August last When driving his mistress and two &Whim from Paris to his master's country residence at Bellevue. late is the maim in questios, the primmer, instead et taking the usual rued, went through the BM d e Boulogne. Oa amine( at • military plus, sot bar from Auteuil, he stopped the cards" opened the door, sad struck Madame Mime violent blows oa the bead wi • screw. wrench. The lady mused to get mat tt the op. posite door, but the prisoner ran mead the carriage sad &Necked her again. He at last threw bar down, and but for the lady's heroic' resinsuce, would undoubtedly have subjected her to the worst of outrages. Her shrieks ' sad the cries of her oblides"' at lest attracted the notate of • person passim through the wood. sad its his approach the premer ran away, and Madame Clauses was takes beck to her mother's to Paris Is • useful plight. The poisoner was arrested two days tabor sad sommitted for trial. After hearing the evidence et Maass Maass and ears wit nesses, the Jerry found the primmer guilty of the iaderist asesalt, bat semitted him en the Marge of attempt to murder. As the jury made a* mostien of exasemtiog - the smut untamed hies to had labour for She woo osco autosoed and labour for bitac i roe &newish= ol '■ hasbuid ? iitrions man. Rae he i-box and vindicated k* and that hie wile he 4 and in default of pay. Ler =Alma, sad IQ i d is . It of TIT. BALLAD BDIGIOL—wou P. i;nwilf as a ballad siagss," llamas, chargsd with o ensemble is the Hick. , said at 7 o'oMck lut • di•stmet, when he forma ballad, surrounded by *quested him to go away. d be locked up. utale of papyri!, and said sad." way, which wens hawdog ad Mar Father's thrnat follows l be . Aim Cram wit.; MY* , mind 9 Smith, mac." was • crowd of bored rhoooer where he °DWANE' io•dirle. loot of Cahill( the iniefewe, iturbsooe, es there wee" I n00(0111011 and exciter.* • of of the wedding, nod court _ t in worth till pad down by train. of the , ooart, wad the vo other porton'. tinging pith him. pert of the tong u Wog hat it Baited the tutu of wiscuer's aineni mond i e mimeo' that is or gi ikon into custody sett : >ponied the ezeitsmeat ter• of the parties wee • tisk der. He lined the primate r. and Mrs. Smith don.. not charged. cried weld* returned hid which mead to add tea mot dtegeteeful scene Via In unruly mob of peewee, to preset a complete riot. ith attended at tbe station .oda of the police formally TION OF BETBNAL- 1 VERDICT.—(THIS DAY.) Humphreys, Middlesex Is Victory Tavern, Frias's. ) to the death of Soma Wise court, Princes-street, Bal4. d child become ill mi Them &r. rerpry, :heaths * expect the child's death, Priocies*ourt, foe two yeam here were two panes of glan. 400 of the back windows had , thin for all the thirty homes ly emptied. The water was mart. She paid 3s. 6d. • • hawker. She had three by. said he had no .back win .ere ever had bees one. Es Dtweoe, Abeedeen-terrace, that the deeming died frees condition of the houses is ter is she middle of the pave. • efflnviam from the disethis, ored it math more difficult an attack of illness. red the honess--eome 30 is .pressed themselves; in UM their sanitary coaditive. It i. bad not hese cleansed a d. rho water was laid OS by ut. and there appeared to be ripply in the houses. The Lod the stagnant water rm. • •d up. ct '• That the deemed rad, lungs Iron natural names t' Coroner should communicate ith reference to the diarracefel we-ontirt and draw their at. public health resulting there. ioata. 'MINT AND NBOLBOT iT NINGSLIND. I Mr. Humphreys, Middle. Ind Castle tavern, King atb, from allieW negatia: daughter of Henry Hars, • ::aatle-.tree Bar and her twirl: els" then "be lie man had had seven children, Hayee's sister "flied Ind would not leave it in the Gabel," it died, and as la th respect to the treatment ci ollowing "idea" was gives . fe of a wholesale statioeer, said sted to the child 18 months vie ranch the woman Jeffreys best is back until it wee enable to v, and she used the most dil -1 often WY beaten since. W. Oda it ate ravenously, comples. shockingly emaciated stets. end Leath was accelerated by C.S., mid that be wee called in ), and found the (Mild drsadfulli told Jeffreys to send to We rm. 'ould give it for nothing butte iok place on Sunday lest. hewed that there seas magenta& ath, nod also that there was pro MP the bode, denoting want of a child outlet-log from disesee 01 e back, en was described in the mental. Smelt • child world se' that she west twice for mew II she could for it. The three ere berm ; the two spec whom we of Hal es's wife. Hafts we/ R up, said it Iran quite clear tbst humanly used, but as destb bad. Luse • criminal »aid oou►d st 4 " That the deoeased chart eta a di...0.00e the loop frost a said child had been 6THt roman Maria Jeffroye, who Um the father, Henry Herm. Ww• r conduct towards the o bild." prioeipally vetoes, Cooreistati the woman Jeffreys as she pato& A SERVANT& ROMG.--Yee, tester held an inquest at Y*l7 lB ' of the illegitimate female thild of erle cook and hones t e eper t whn evening at the Christian 100011 00, Great Poetised-street 10% a surgeon, living la Great PA the child was found io bed death was canoed bi suffocation When he went on Ifooday mom door with him, and he went late*, the bed and the Boor. She Mlo ith her face to him. Kai Glad. 'teal of the establishment, Oak i o inmate of the house fa t ty lepbeed came on the filuoday4 leave on the Monday. Kr. beisi ,at the accused did sot don/ tR g thought the wanted to go awsl vs° w some discussi on . the inquia ant recovers of the girl to nn.lerstood that she would be el, and that. to secure her dd w ithhold his emtlfl oa te aunt 1..: t was adjourawL . ° FRT Lisr&—alim Dir 4 Two oTtoos. The railway market is firmer to-day, and an a dvance, ranging from } to } per cent., has Liken place in about half a dozen of the principal lines. The settlement will be completed this afternoon. London and North Western stock is now quoted 124} to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 651 to 68}, ez div. ; Midland, 128} to 129, ex dlv. and ex new; i ancashire and Yorkshire, 121} tot , ex 81 to }, ex div ; etro- div. South Eastern, 1314 to 140, ex div. ; Great Northern, 133 to 134, ex div. ; ditto A, 1514 to 1524, ex div.; London and South Western, 97 to 98, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 49 to i ; and Caledo nian, 1814 to 132}, ex div. Great Western of Canada Railway shares are in demand and have improved. Indian ani foreign lines show no movement. 0111*NA1Y WWI= AND STOC[3. W as IPd. I HAILWAVI. I CS =7 to I p.m. _ . ;in iiff!sts !" aissig.• —I 1111 Omahalas all Oast mid bridal a w n sa Oorawsil • I Mao att. 'MU 6 an Do.lllp.e.lipsidlo/1. 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Bonds lird Do. do. daticrod Do Wale i Do. do. dotoceod I ' Do. 6116 prof. bloat IDo. do. deterred Om&1slW Pontosols Do. goo. 6 Pos ow& Do. New do let. of l ad. p. at. Do B. di pot Do Pt Widens of Canada Do. Nair . ... Do.dp.a.Bda pay.lB7l Dal+ do. do. 113774 Dulls. Branch. Unshod Nadas gars.l p. rasa a. 4 d.. Da. ass. do.— Do. 112th falsashoo ,Ilsdb. Corp. 0 Mr c. Id Moab sod flotsam's Bap X./LotOmadp.alatp. ll . /dodo, erg art' Do. do. do. Do. l'unlaue do Do. Lads, do. 101} loo} I - oiiilMS - PASOL II It $ 141 Let 1 41 . ! I. 4 ! 4 i 9 IS G 9 100 70 76 100 101 101 108 104 . !es 'n 19 16 20 69 91 66 06 63 68 66 67 48 61 a 04 67 69 166 171 IS 17 104 166 101 a 131 61 1341 7k a 6 94 96 09 96 1 Oka* 101 101 as 96 as 90 04 — OS Kt 84 100 101 100 101 ille tre JOINT !TOM BANES._ L 1 24226. IPd I 03. Woo. I Salm. : It Dookesisal(Ll 111 - - IM AltionooDesALlvorpool 2 VA Do. Wood at ID poi I II Anglo Austell= 1 I. Flo Java(Us.) LI le 1 Anglo Itoliso i United) 1 II I idstleßook.Oor.oowoh 57 6 1 7 1 19 14:1 ! 32 - 7 5 T pm i UPI 1 ilk i UM II 6 541 6 16 17 pm mil 76 IT all 76 TS all ni 24e all 10 10 15 116 I= 5 1 Im. Att — siral - as -0 76 - - 1 Ise. Now o« 1 inkotikilinnALlstga Inn*nd Br* Landau of Amok of Otago Potted) MBA of Queue/sad 1141 I Bank al Ylnaria. Atlanta , Hank at Nov Lea WA ~ I Barna t's Bank ;Lin ita& 'Brongdnatftdur""lY iftralsh & Californian la. BAWL N. Anton& 1 1 fC. Bk. Indludata, Mu , Man,. liar. of bultstaln , gy i.sa 1 Otambank of Canada 0 Cam. Rank of mita, &ea. 110easoltdatod Bat& (4) . . . 61 41 .. 43 MI - 6 7 661 16 1 edls 4 m - 1a; par - 12 Ms - 46 47 In rq 271 M 61 • 112 114 41 46 4 2,0 ..I 1.,; \O - 17n — kleiej - kei Do. New Delhi and London $ kiwi Wad** (.. ,,, g 6 . 1 1 Magna Ercharam(Ltai) (English !ant Steck IL.) 1 cog.scot amiLoverse. English and Ilwedla (L lEaropie Itenk(Ltentnea Riadoes.ftimaiallai Do. leaned el t pa — Do. New 1 hipartat sank, MAW 1 IbiapielslONaisma...... .1 :I 1 I — P ee 161 i - II 2 t dia l 7 i i i per. -- a 31 • O 11 •dl4 - 4 31, 2V114 - a 6 It die - a 6 3 die - • lb Si • 1 0 0 l 4 Ipu 10i LO et 41,m • In 96 • • /AP P r : _. ,loulan.. Do. Now land linot.llll. India (Li Lon.Bk.offlonteo,tra.lL 11 Loa, Bank of lootland,L LI Caudal and &still= De. NOW lalLUArellaLlUiall. Do. Now. km. ot A = La 4D.Bsak at Landon and Oonnty Londoo Joint Stook.— I \ lawdoc di South at I Loa.* 6. Wootorn (Lim I Dm dm Now E ,LoodombVeneanoto (L ) >r [ Um * Wookonllnor .. 'Merchant nank(Uno.).. B 111arcentila D DoolsonlL 11 Mira t Wray. bank (I. 11 IDo. dm 1411/oad Soak (Lim) •• B Notional of tAverpool 1 lit. Pro. el Ingtand I IDo 4nd and 3rd lan i National Bann ltow lowa Woke re 0 Itrow SWAM (Undlsd) S North Weaken 6 Oylootal Bonk 001 1 Doom k A provln.BanldniCorp.% * * 4 , do. Pterdats. of Tribal I Do. do r ND Isodo. rush &DOW. ' * South anoWrona DO *sod. of I. B. At tea I DC Do. et.. tom stem. 1 11 Union of Awaralka IS Union al Woad (Wm) 10 liaised Landon ......I li 6 11 1 4ts e I par 18 01,1 10 6 7Pa le 8 Pm .. ao 14 17 10 0 40 10 14 404 , ma si 16 20 78 78 iii - 619 17 19 I:9 1 9 :1 1. 9 hi:: 1 9 4 S itla le 96 99 i a Iri s : 4 =kJ •a 1 I 17M 41 z .:. ill =- 13 1 idts I 4pm al IS 46 n 41 411114 S II ii 2 1Usi : $4 NI 1 8 6 ati Ml ' 66 66 6 6 634 64idla FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Swath Make sad Lornberdo-Veaatiaa, ISt. West Flanders, 8 to a. PREFERENCE SHARER Gnat Werstent—Oriainal (B. & H. Ha.) 5 per ant., St North Faatera, 4t per wet. redermstle, MIMCELLLNEOUS SHARES. Berne Waterworks (Limited). lit Credit Yousiar mid Mobiller of Euidaad labsitod), 9j, Credit Fatarior at Mauritius (Limited), 71. 60,010 . j iV,VW q,OOO 10,000! - ii:aiii .?.0., ii:k°l iiiiiil .1.40) !gioil KO* awl !AT EyENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1865. Orydal Palms, 39. Die:oust Corporation (Limited), 141. Haw Vale, 14. Onieral Credit and Comm of London (Limited), 6. Humber Iron Works (Limited), 5. lateraatiotal Financial (Limited), 61 to 1. International Land Credit (Limitod), 71 to 1. Joist Stook Diemant (Limited). 91. London Financial Anmeiathoe (Limited), 931. Landon General Omnibus Company (Limited), 31 z d. Nowa; Tea (Limited), 1. °versed, Gunny, and Co., 101 to 1. Trinidad Petroleum (Limited), 51. Trust mid Loan Company at Upper Ouse& 5. RUNNY italtiLAT.--ailla •;. Two The funds remain dull, at y but in the other markets, in which the completion of the settlement has formed the chief business, firmness prevails, aided by the splendid harvest w'sktber. A few of the speculative foreign stocks area fraction better, but a more distinct (improve ment is observable in some of the home railways. The government broker has bought to-day 10,001:11. New Three per Centnifor the sinking fund. The demand for money continues moderate, and the supply good. The rate for the best paper is Si to 4 per oent., with exceptional tran sactions at n. In the Stock Exchange short loans are in request in connexion with the settlement at 3i per cent, on English government securities. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 57c., being the same as yesterday. The alterations in the Bank of France return comprise an increase in the bills discounted of 220,0001., and a decrease in the coin and bullion of 180,0001. Consols are now q! CIOMMERCIAL A. 207) MARKETS. I MARK-LLNIC.-(THIS DAY.) The q uantity of Eaglish wheat remised fresh up today, coastimee and, by land carriage, was very moderate. Owing ' to the rapid progress of harvest work is the north, and the continuance of fins weather, all kinds moved off heavily, and , Newday's depressed rates were with difficulty supported. We were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, supplied with foreign wheat. Firm dry psregs were held at full quotations, but inferior qualities were offered oa lower twos. Floatiog carrot of wheat were much depressed. Finu barley waaoseree, and in moderate request, at last week's currency . Low q ualities wore very doll, at barely stationary prima. Malt, the supply of which wee good, mg a dull inquiry ; but no quotable change took place in its value. The show of age was moderate. On the whole, the oat' trade wsa firm, at full currencies. Foreign beans were somewhat cheaper, but Esglish rap ported former terms. The sale for peas was heavy, at barely late rates. Both English and foreign boor was heavy, at liouffnes decline. No change took in the value of either sends or cakes, wawa Per Qr. I WKIAT. s. s. ItwaxAsat.rod, aid 42 to 40 new 34 So 44 „ 150.whao, old 42 to 14 new $6 to 46 tfortoik sad Ellkoolll 14 e lib - el I 0 416111 2 II Oei Ara 37i "IA _q— Baum _ _ D li istilling _ 26 to 80 194 3 97 38f 9 130 4 I I i Ins; Nod!fetid Suffolk 56 to IS Itingstoo sad Win 56 le II Brown ,. 413 to 52 Itn New (mTIL _ _ _ it Qr. ... 12s MIST 111 Baptists, food s.— lO to U " potato Uto 181 1031 Yee gr. Win!. I. S. Dentate sod [outer berg 46 to 68 lortock a Necklets ..... .. D. &maims, bard .oft Marken, rad . arida Baum 4t to 50 60 10 ♦t 46 10 47 4! to 46 42 to 64 44 to 64 &biding —. 10 to 114 Dimillling Malting OATS. OA. leek& feel ketch= 1:4 So IS So tS !gook Dutch brewlW -- ..... ix to feeding .... 17 to 10 ARRIVILLE Of otArN, &a. CARRIAGE, IROM 81t1 , T. I 8l ri - Wimps tut to 40 Tick So to 42 Bartow Pigeon CI to 45 lot' Ora IS to 39 AI 104 4 131 lle i ill n 6 1 6 Town imodlo, - ;;;133 Oa Hossobold 33 so 36 °pastry Norfolk and Suffolk, az skip 3O to 31 Natilr. One. I. 1. Dada aod Swedish IS to 22 Zomba l5 to IA oaairi — 24 to to INSIN N So ItT 84 to 17 Bolleras is is litaux White l9 t• n Yellow quoted 891 to I for money, and 89} to 90 for the amount (Oct. 10)..giNe official gaminess report in as .„folL - ws :—Three Consols, for money, 1191 - 117. - ato for account, 90 ; New Three perOen‘,-99es, 1885, 13j, I ; and Exchequer Me, 12s. du., Os. vein. Foreign stocks are firm, though dealt in to onl , a very moderate extent. Tie4A-11-o*- nova. Roo* par sock .... 1112 to to Stit Spanish, „ aßlinCill. per het. .. 16 to 10 Cooadloa. .. 24 to 30 INTO LONDON BY WATLI TO BC??. 10 limy:ours. - -- • iTheat. lifaxisr y . Malt. OW. lflour. ism Pa sea qrs. bets . soaks. English awned& 17/3 419 2300 AO .. 1210 Utah 1,04•1ga 9130 4910 .. 14930 .. ISO ----.- - - - fatal LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. • ---- (MS DAY.) (PT 11. MO° AND arTHAIILTIONAL TILTARAPIL) (FROM 0011 OWN COHRZSPONDINT.) Corroc—Market °optimums to improve is demand, end the sales will toot up about 15,1100 bake. Cons.—The market moderately Wended. Wheat in fair request, about Tuesday's retie. Floor slow sale sod nominally unaltered. In somo iostapoee, bow saw, to effect sales holders of both wheat and dour had to secept In wsr rates. Irdian corn 3d. dancer, which cheeks business, mixed American, 295. 6d. Beans steady. Oets, 1.1. to 2d.. and oatmeal Gd. to le. lower. Demand dull. WA.REFIELD CORN MAR BET.—(THIS DAY.) (THIS DAY.) (BY UNIT= ISBODOM ILICTRIC TBLZGRAPH.) (MK 01:11t OWN 00111:3PONDerr.) New wheat le. to 21. cheviot. Old. where sales are permed, the tom lower. Barley bought foe lees money. MINOING-LANE.—tYlillY DAY.) Suomi. —Them oestinues to be an satire inquiry, chiefly for British West India, at prices ranging from 30s. ed. to I 355., being extreme rates. Refined : Times are in good request, aid dned goods in moderate demand. Prices of all descriptions remain firm. CoFFEE. — The paroek of plantation Ceylon brought to public sales continue to go off with good eompetition at firm prices. Fine ordinary and low middling, 755. 6d. to ; middling to fine middling, 78e. Gd. to 85e. ; native Cs 100, good ordinary, 6 5 a. 6 d. to 67 1 . COOOA has sold at firm prices. Trinidad, gray, 63.. to 67.. ; good red, 75.. 6d. to 781. ; fine end superior, 81.. to 103. ; Greeds, 154 n to 57.. 6d. Ti... —The public sales of Indian less bays passed off with I good spirit ; fine qualities at Id. to 3d. advance. Rux.—The market contionesquiet. Small quantitieecudy mold, Jamaica, at 3s. 6d. ; Demerara, ls. B}d. Fuerr.--Corrents, common old, sold at Mu to 211. ; new remains steady. Raman', Valencia, sold without far ther change ; ordinary to fair, 34.. to 375. ; picked and selected, 38.. to 445. New figs have arrived, but no sales at present reported. Corns—About 1,000 bales sold at steady prices. JUTIL—The market is steady at the currency of the last public sales. . . HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADENEULL.-Hid..: Prices : 561 b. to 6416 a., 2N. to 3d.: 6411 a. to 7211 a., 3d. to 30. ; 7211 a. to 800 m, 3d. to 30. ; 8011.. to Nibs., 30. to 3N.; 6.3115. to 961 b.., to 4d. ; 9611 e. to 1040 m, 4d. to 40. Horse bids% 9s. to 10s. 6d.; Calf skies, light, 2s. to 4s. ; full, 6s. 6d. BEHM0111:115EY.-Sho.pekins : Polled, ss. to 6a. ; half. %weds, 4.. 4d. to sa. ; Doses, 3e. 9d. to 4.. 2d. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady to-day. Towo tallow is qtuAsel 465. 9d. set cash ; Petemburs Y.O. oo the spot, October to Dossmbsr. 4 6 5. 3d. to 461. 63. ; December, 475. 3d. ; January to Mardi, 475. 6d. to 475. 9d ; March, BOROIJOH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a coutinned active demwad for all descriptions of the DOW growth, about ow third of which hoe now arrival at market. Prim rule very firm, at tote quotatioas. • COAL MARKZT.—(THIS DAY.) lo Walls Ead Hatton, 211. ; Walls Zed Smith Hatton, 21s. ; Walls Ead Wham:oldie, 19s. 3d. ; Walls Eod Hatton . Lvoes, 195.; Cowpso Hartley, 18.. 3d. ; Beholds Hartley, 18s. 3d.; Haatinp Hartley, 18a. 31-35 ships at market ; 55 et ass. MINAS.-alllB DAYJ Two o'CLoow, There are few transactions in the mining market to-day, and prices in mosti instances are unaltered. Attention is still chiefly directed to the settlement, which will be completed this afternoon. East Grenville shares ' ' are in demand at 2i tot • while Clifford Amalga mated have declined to 18 to 19. Wheal Beton are quoted 195 to 1971. The dealings in foreign and colonial mining shares generally are not numerous, but Frontino and Bo livia are in demand at 3/ to prem. Fortuna have been dealt in at 21, being lower. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 71LIDAT, eirrix sim 15 5 A.N. ----ID. 1 D. 1 -- N.W. ,ieb I jam Abed Lenb Greaseastio cape AIM . LiVerpooi . Brat .. COrtenß . [(restart LILL SAW. N. ILL WAR. SAL 6.1. IL 881 LIS. 8.1 I. S.W. Wiii. 11.1. b.. = s il i = ab & - S. &E. &S.& N.E. Z. RAL &SA &IL B. 8.111. as LILL MAL Toscana ... loarbormsr. neakidaed.. I D— I b a Cl— !bi— e 1 PROIIMILII. 11101 DAT. 01 21011116111 ItrlDiT. 8.11. tO &W., modest, Outaso. 8.5.111 to W.&W., froth to items. to arm& As •1011. Wear 1. At dorm LILL to SAW.. Molt, Bourazu. B.E. to &W.. fro*. Soo. Sr coosrolly. I As sort above. 1111113. &AA io w.e.vr. mo derato to oiromit. go- per Cent. aersuilisi: — - Northam.Soothe& Wesera.lreland.kw. Sid Wl media easthem=lyilleh Maar' and Hy et Masi. liiiirimiugvardlWasd mid Nor th dm tabs place till the 12th (*ober amt. East ladia -01 and eow—Oaloatta were L good request, both the home trade aid exporters operating freely; and urea hides of memos quality we have to 'sport an 'drawee! Id. to ed. per lb., other deseriplions beagles full prices to as ad yawn. Madras, Pondicherry, lie, hero realised intPfu l Z rate‘ The analysis of the sales is 70. 1 7 8 °skint's = 4,638 brought forward from former mks, and 10,416 Pondicherry, he.; in all 80,432 hides, of which 70,4139 were wild. East ladm—Buffdo were all sold at tell to advanced prices. Loather—Fiat Indian brought extreme rates ; Australian was in good request, sad sold at full pekes to • ad. per lb. advance. Salted Elided—Australian —The few etfored realised full pekes ; South Amerbaa were passed; Owe brought Isis rates. Dry sad Deposited Ridet—liogadore mostly bought Cape sold well. Wert lodise win is good requeot. Horse Hides—South Aate• ricon—Only a few sold. North Americas brought NM prime. Bark-121mm was in good decimal at improved prima The coupons of the English series (K) of the Five per Cent. Debentures of the Dutch )(crime Bank falling due on the let October will be paid at the rate of IL. Er. each after that day by Mesa% G. and A. Worms. The following remarks on the hop market are from the annual circular of Messrs. Woolloton and Bon, of the Borough : After seasons of oomparative scarcity it is satisfactory to be favoured with a crop of hops which will probably he remembered not less for primal execilleme of quality theta for extraordinary abundame. It is to he regretted thet so accurate siMes can be obtained as to the number of I acres under cultivation, nor as to the actual amount of ptio-, deco, bat, guided by the most careful ohoirsasioc, apprehend that there are now scarcely lass thee 66,000 awes swag hope, aad that the mop of 1865 is aqua to mom an old duty of 300,0001. Commies are perhaps some whet heater supplied with stook than at this time last year, but few brewers are large holden, and, from the FAA searoity re the market of yearlin g and old hops, e demand may be expected for the new grewtb, so aria as it can wifely be affirmed that prime aro re conformity with name. We think it unwise to teke alarm at the reports industriously circulated of mould, blight, and red rust ; so tramense a *op moat always be partially affected with some misforteme. It is indisputable that tbreughout the sows them will be an abundant supply of prime qeallte, and an important surplus. As to the foreign crot t /mge importations must at one time be expec ted, for 'um produces the larger and best mop known since 1846, Ta rte quite owe-third more than last year% and of the finest quality and sedition, while Bohemia and the oilier Euro pean district* grow ociesiderably more than sufsciset few their local moseritim. From America we again hear !'blight" blight" and " total failure," possibly to be followed es large exports to this market as last season when eeaeeer wen the stability arr.". pees We neo=v swa eo opinion co7as hops, to sod only add that with judicious are in the sslectioe of their stool, or else by confidence io the judgment and fair trading a those to whom they entroet their orders, brewers fin Ithe moderate price of hops) will this gesso° have some COM. peemation for the partial failure le the crop of barley, slid she for the direct taxation exacted from them as the aboli tion of the Coevals sad Excise duties. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 13, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Oiroulation active Public deposits Other deposits . Government Manilla" to banking department 10,384,209 No change. other eremitic' banking dt 21,243,509 Demean 121,62 1 'Chi nandullies in both departments Omen day and other bins 554.698 Lorene 20,422 The Rent 3.747,923 Increase 8,616 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes lc cola ) In Makin department The country must have gained bullion on balance during the week, according to the testimoey of the returns of imports and exports, yet the stock of specie and bullion in the Bank shows a fresh de cline of 166,696/ ,frem which we must infer that wen is still flowing into the provinces. The private de posits have decreased 347,0161., while the govern ment deposits have increased 335,931:1. —movements which nearly balance each other, but as the private seenritieshave diminished to the extent of 121,827!., the reserve shows a recovery of 139,979/. have improved about per cent., am, Greek, and Spanish Passive, 4. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:— Greek, 214 to 4 ; Turkish Coneolidife, 504 to a ; Spanish Passive, 30 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to; 15 ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican, 241 to 4. Transactions are reoorded as follows :—Brasilialt, 1852, '5B, '6O, 71; Columbian Six per Cents., 81; Danubian, for account, 774 ; Egyptian, 95, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 96 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 964 ; Greek, for account, 211; Italian, 1865, 80 ; Mexican, 241; ditto for aocount, 241, 4 ; ditto, 1,1864, 234 ; ditto, Anglo-French, 504 ; New Granada, 144 ; Bossism, 1862, 921, ; Sardinian, 764, 754 ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 724, 4, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 744, 4 ; ditto 1001. 80ude, 1 741, 751; ditto 1866, 45/, 46 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 46f. The scrip of the new Brazilian loan is unaltered, at 1/ to 14 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 681 to ; Erie Railway shares, 561 to 1 1 ; and Illinois, 79/ to;. Intercational Financial shares are now quoted 14 to prem. ; General Credit, 2to *prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 84 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, lf to 2 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 44 to prem. ; Hudson's Bey, 151 to 16 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31 to 4 prem. Some exception is taken to a certain want of precision in the prospectus of the New Brazilian Loan. It states that the loan is "for 5,000,0001. sterling," and it has thence been inferred in some quarters that the amount of new stock offered is only 5,000,0001., whereas the fact is that the loan is to produce a net runt of 5,000,0001. in cash, so that the amount of stock to be created is in reality about 6,760,0001. The new loan has been received with a moderate degree of favour, owing to the low prioe-74 for a 5 per cent. stook—at which it is offered. Such objections as are heard have reference chiefly to the system of borrowing to which Brazil, I like Turkey, Egypt, and some other states, has I apparently committed herself. The misfortune is that a state in the habit of borrowing can only place its new stock by depreciating the prices of its pre viously existing souritiee, and thus inflicting low upon all those who have responded to its earliest offers. In fixing the price of the present Five per Cent. Brazilian Loan at 74, regard was probably had to the difficulty which must be experienced in floating so large an amount of stock unless upon attractive terms, and it is precisely these attractive terms which serve to show to the old holders of Brazilian government securities the extent of the depreciation which has been occasioned in the value of their capital. Ceylon Government Six per Cent. Debentures for 100,0001. were offered to public competition yester day by the crown agents for the colonies. The total amount applied for was 165,4001., at prices varying from 951. to 1061. 7a. 6d. The minimum was 1041., at and above which rate debentures for 10,0001. were allotted. It is understood that applications for the balance will be received at the minimum. At the meeting yesterday of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, the directors' report mentioned that the manufacture and submersion of a new cable and the raising of the old one (the last) will involve the raising of a snm ranging from 250,0001. to 500,0001• by the issue of preferential stock bearing a first dividend of 12 per cent., with participation in profits after 8 per oent. has been paid upon the existing shares, and 4 per cent. upon the old capital. The decision of the shareholders with respect to this new issue is to be taken at another meeting to be held on the 12th of October. At the meeting yesterday of the International Land Credit Company, the following resolution was adopted : That the report of thedirectors of the International Lead Credit Company, which bas sow been read, together with the report of the auditors, sod the accounts and balance elaset or the year 1864, be approved end adopted, and cir culated &mond the proprietors. That in pursuance of the rec ommandetton cotta ioed in the directors' report, a divi deed of (5 frame) 4a. per share be now made, which, added to the payment on account Of dividend at the rate of 6 par rot. Epee annum, which was distributed to the Proprietors in January last, makes the total dividend for the official year of 1864 on the Belgian name equal to tto (11fr. 21c.) per share, and on the English issue equal to 6a. 101 d. (dlr. 62c.) per share, and which for the respective periods of eight mouths sod a half and five month, since those issues were made represents a dividend for the year 1864 of upwards of 10 per cent. and 14 per cant. re• spectively, on the capital paid up, and that such further dividend of 4e. (5 francs) be payable on and after the 30th day of September iestant. The directors of the Millwall Iron Works and Ship Building Company (Limited) have this day declared an ad interim dividend of 8 per cent. per - annum for the half-year ending the 30th June, payable on and after the 30th Met. KILLsn BUIL — A man named J oseph The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway tra ffic BY A I 20 rime gartiamea at Yr. Masai's, of Rinsfiy, return shows , this week an increase of 3,0321 . over , ' was k il led r, bon a . , smsim las , , is a fiatd Dam last year ; the North Eastern an increase of 3,1571. ; I eh. " r d. Th e b een the possession of bi n the Manchester, She ffi eld, and Linoolnsbire an ' Mason, of Rigsby. ontr uso aber five weeks, cod was tbe pro increase of 1,425/. ; and the London, Chatham, petty of Yr. Erhard of Beddiegtoo. It had mime and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension been taws to . show say sigee lerr of ardL vicionsei sed sa w e en ith . er ia b.. bi for: ragas to Rigby er and BranChee an increase of 1,7661. to account for its etteoldeg its keeper. When the s• Mr. Jeremiah Dunne has joined the board of the „„„ w " fused than b a n stood over him so d a ll owe d Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway Com p an y , the itself to be takes to its etre es quietly 5 ss notiiing bed works of which are being steadily prosecuted by the I occurred. The owed' fellaw lived • abort nmei and was at.l contractors, Messrs. Rigby. , tended by Dr. Week but the injoriev were so severs t tbs hat 1 It doesn, not appear to be generally understood by w ib raiwi ta g "sadday.bsamadmraifooramdbim'im wittlat2.l2bawasdiadb*lfirma°6 the shareholders that the instalment of SOL on the j"i w ailed by t'se ball be wee attending. The jury 2 paid up scrip of the East London Railway Company nuaniseonely requested the coroner to intimate to the owner 1 need not be paid entire on the 23rd of this month, ' their wish that the boll should be killed at once.—Stamford t but may, at the option of the holders, be divided Aferci rmi T aAnow run , Qusvurrows. _ The alorlst 2 into two payments—one of 30/., oo the 23rd inst.; Gnat utortint , of emigrants from this po v i for America 2 and the balance of 50/., OD the 23rd March, 1866. , with sash mid . 1 1 ,6 1. change as aarody • The meeting of the Surrey Commercial Dock :T o at fur foßeeeree-2-20Z E ver y ir k s ome ware g a sses- Company took place yesterday, when a dividend of teem with as eamy parsed'' , us she eau earr.r. and rend er 3 per cent. was declared for the six months. The baptism that naasz_eso n not _left hada, le MI atize r.l e : A k s directors were also authorised to robe debenture rr"'"'" to t i° l - m " however, P=l=l7llese than 2 stook net exceeding 140,000?., for paying off the 7- Pa in the spring, bat soy falling off is the antedne promisaory notes of the company, for the entension h ere & p os ers to be weds up by the 'hip. et Li - of eta works, and for other purposes. ' weepool. There he'sg four steamers Isavte2 sash we-k. the The half-yearly meeting of the Metropolitan facings. of many . are to New York,. .Boseee_ .y , and District Railway Company will take place on the ZrY k sast ae ar .0 1 7 .7„„ from 2 Z i a vi :;.: o 7 o .77 a Z o ;: r ; 28th inst lateeditis to mom* hers me detained, that there te en Subjoined is Messrs . Culverwell, Brooks, and ernomalatioe of emigrants Queenstown. Those new Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : emigratme ere of • mixed elms, the agrieultanel still At the eighteeeth swiss of bide sales for the year, al terming a lwils tworlettos , by; sot ow , " lute as fn el demand ezperieses6. sod fall ries. to ad- M • ralA *be gab.,""ao POSOMen, ba , h l ewedne Mlt bt# yenned rates were realised. Own to the email stork of with great regularity, and Is a brimes 11 1:11 , 4011P , . lair id all kiwi' is London, the seat pales will not cesseeional areeptions might be ootioed.—Corit Herald. I purr to the Jet 7t6 ending on Werlordsh Government 111.011,100 Other securities SAIMAA Gold coin and Wit , lion 13,110,6t• Silver bullion $106,179 c50.?!e.231 •• • kt BAWL Or LIGLAND.—An At and Rth Vie., e. $l. Jul the I September Is, 10e1 lIeOII T7<►l Notes lased tlrisS),lde et7,950,i Br .9"00 : Denort. Irroprlellore Capitol AMMON Goverment Neu- PAO ..... - 1,7474 1 0 Mies (including Dead Weight , Au- DI) Other Osmium None. Geld mad Silvis Public Deposits (In cluding Mass Bay. Banks. Cosa- Ws. of National Daft. and Dtv ACCOGSW Other Deposits la, ni13,079 Sews day am:loam Bills t51,695 Ods MOW= Sept. It, 1965. 01 ). FORMS. DegatY—L,-;4111ir THURSDAY MOM Console, which closed yesterday at to 891 90, for the 10th October, opened this morning at 891, and closed at 894 to 90. For money the last price was 89/ to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, a, a, a, ; ditto, for account, 89/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 881, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 721 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1064, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee Par 10 4 Indian Government securities were steady. There was no change in Exchequer Bills, which remain quoted 2e. din. to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market one of the chief fea tures was a demand for Turkish Consolidils. There was also au improvement of 1 per oeut. in the Turkish Loan of 1868, and lin that of 1866. New Granada Two per Cents. continue in demand, and have again risen per cent., but the "ex all" hoods were rather flatter. Mexican Bonds improved about per cent. Chintz Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., Russian of 1822 and 1862, Portuguese, and Con federate Bonds, were all rather weaker. Bank shares were generally firm, though the transactions were not large. Alliance Bauk, Char tered Bank of India, Australia and China. and London Joint Stock Bank were better. Union Bank of Australia were quoted rather lower. The shares of the financial companies were well supported at yesterday's prices. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Finan cial, le to 11 pram. ; General Credit, 2 to 21 prem.; London Financial, 8/ to prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 11 to 2 prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilise, 41 to a prem. The ooupons due the Ist October ou the Egyp ti ana government loan of 1864, and also t drawn for redemption, are announced for payment by Messrs. Fruhling and Goschen in due course. . e