The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-18 00:00:00

THE POLICE COUILTS. (7 1 1118 DAY.) • I EXWEJ.L 401 ./'w 11.11111 /61 .tIVANT4. X....1A ..8 , 416. Rai is's. tgol 17, two stlsnol irowt •los the-er 'bed thelmehres ers.r.- char.:. .1 114 qv Ms. I s'l..‘ st....urt with stealing '.l wet. .iiv..r volunMe jewellerr. Red . ti , .. ...11.1e.. the retain sty .4 their late row.iwyer, MI. It. :".1, 'lt. I.•ssl. . _ . 1L... the. th•• n•lepl,itient and hi. wife, both . • 1r.. , .1.1. st that the runners bed .• 44.4 i 111 their ce11a...-. but owiw t their rude 1, • tla•v ... re di.-h•,,t•lf. 11 tlin time the pnweenter ...• he 1..• n narked, we would be bad • ••••i 1. ••.. he 11 .. 1 .4 a. the err 411 lorital up, ..1 rh• v.... ...el. or. ...d. 'NV 111.0.'01 y 44 the 1.. 1; who acted .• ... r., inantaer to the I:atter. •• :.• ,••••• 114.1:4 1150.44 N. I.Ukv . % he baud .41.41 • tot 1,. weS. Well. 1 ana.ure that Emilia combine& •.• inni.-4!v I. Y then., as th e y were very valuable." then a.eert...ined that both the -r* 1••1:. .L 1 that they had b..th lowa At lb. • emphisiant'.. fie and ree..verert a ~ 4 . Le r .4 ...1.4. 1 1.1e articles. nut he fonwl that a jewel ..• ,a,a, Ir. 1 . 1 • the .slue of IV., had been left •111. .4 Itshm...., in th e rity•r....l, nal that the preksen h... 1 annn to ve...n.1 other perties all of whop Ler.. Int tun re...wend %%len the prioorten writ. L.Lell int.. L.t..ly they did wit deny that they bad 411-1.....1 .4 ti.e tewperty, lout they Laid that Ile. lied it a 14.11, by '• the old geuUttosse," www...4 the te....eube. Th.• it.•.eer., who treate.l the nuttier a. a geed j"ke, sail that Met it wee all right, arl it they .lit take the thiette tiiry 4ht (to a ..k e d fur a renurol. as be had no .loul4 but thAt be alseekl he elite to raar,rrr al/110 mute .4 M;. let:)sit,uot 1.-ninin4.l the priannell until Monlay nett M.11:1 I.i:IENE. Vf•:111.- tit Art.:r or VANII.‘O.IITr/l. A► b..e.rk.rl.•r. was rhargrfl beforr Mr. Aolley with r....kg the death .4 Jr/Aoki IL• n 0•, agml rokelsosaa. _ I 'hark.. Pu.evonnehman, said ha and the &mum' went to the Buffalo Head poblie•howir, in the Marylebese-roll, at about "even o'clock bast evening. Rance entered into , •aver.atioir with a blab who dicta skins from the hut,..heni. Mottle after the prisoner, with it chill on hi. shoulder. entered. he singing " In the Strand," armil m..kmg the elohl vy "Oh, oh." Iti , oner then pot the chill 'mown, and went up to witoem., and in • luarrelmorne tone mid If he had tent been en elderly men he wouhl bit hum and dotildo hurl up fur • tieing inmulting on the preirion. IMmudiry. Haute toll the prisoner that he w.,.. loidslara, as be was not in the house on Ismturiley sight. I , yroa this he put hi. heaven into de fare, mid cdlod him a her. Loose then attack him a blow in the em e (Loth of plowmen% eyis were blackened). 'they then hul a mteuegle together and flame cane down under proomo r. I.e the parlour .1... r. An voter nun, who a 44 pie.. -4t. pi. prisoner up, and put him in the par lour and .hut thodoor, And 14w...t0t behioil w item& Shortly after primiu, I ...mac out 5 44111 awl met Ranee, and they then hm.l an..th. : l anti rough?. hula of col other. ::•ot hi. foot one stair sail oar on the other lawling up.dmir., whew them lanric,4led for • time, and both fell, emo striking the min...at very band. They wr.t. 1..1it k.. 1 up, and Rance placed behind witawa,when r mid. •• Come ow, I will iro at hint again." sus, " I dose," and is shout a couple of seeunils aft. r that Le fell , lowir as if in a ht, with his r”. timed Mad Ilia swath dropped. Sane water was at wee gut, but he I Add cot drink, arida cab wan procured, in whirl. 10• eoriveyed to 31.,ry1. boric Worbhoum Ind us hi. I. on: by 31r. Fan, lunw .urceou, be tram found t o he Primer was at one.. locked up. 11l I'ar•ll.y rinnandwl prinowei till Saturday, but mid he would *meta bail. _ _ LAM BETH. XI, N. iblOrltY. roue:, fellow in Uie ;AA, of a sailor, who pre the NOW of ./...ta Allen ' wee lateral at the bar before Mr. Eflaitt, on a charg e et brig concerned with soother Dot in candy with twariassiesely tweaking into the Mare of Mr. bdatend Wiaalford, the Albert Arno, in Garden•row, doe noel soutbwark. Yr. Vlotalit,;l deposed that at 1 o'clock in the mom. lag he retired to not, baring And reeurml lb* doors, Ac., ae meal, Sal leavisg everything wife, and at about two boars afterward,. he we. awolicoml by • loud benching at t h e door. At lint be lid sot pay much at leatim to it, hit hearing the earn-Mos, " Police," be at cote gull up and C.l: lir , 4.00 stain. Its doise rhe towed that • dna* is • inamge leading from the bar to the kitchen was Witco to paves , mid he at once admitted the meritahies. At the. time there was a err that the therm had got from hie bath yardon to thereofe of the houom, mid the primmer w a it. a Mort time bron4ld is custo d y dto his haw. maincong the bar he fou n d a " jemmy there. sail Yhecovemirl that 411 I:0• is copper he left there cm that mrreul a r were guar. Er..m the tedimooy of the police, it appeared ,that the =l'r and hi. cornrow', 1.•.11.•.1 rtfectrd as entrance to the ll forming the cellar Flap with the yeremy predwerd that on the slat In I,mg wren they Inds their way as the med. of the berme% where they (the constable') gam them thane. arid at leotth they reached the stress mod 'Wird off is different direction., het the plower was oparrei, sad owned that • nut found is the bitches of the prosenter wee his The easitehles produeed • variety of property re assaiud hots the hitches awl other part. of Mr. Woodfoods hem. wed she. eight Adiosp is copper found on the pri mmer. hem Ow latter nniliford picked out two peso, Valnd • halfpenny which he awns to as hit. sod whi ch ss auswapa the sapper is has he. the sight Were. The Idiom arm swore he Vie other property as his. hispecter Yam applied fors remised ; the pri mer. who wee • hie aihews. seemaileci to a (stare ANY. WANDSWORTH. MOM OWNS Or MAUD 1 . rust • esna.oanressium. lbws, W a rims mu. who was deeerilled as • blemosr, Owed is lb. dock Wen Mr. with ebadwies • innatity of beer of the veb= ta.V. boo Kr. baniel Hemerri the lasallard d i ite v = ono bair.ohop, Italkeeearonse= Mr Reynolds appeared for the The parrosor wiled that be base 11.• Moiler as • bkersor elepf.y .d epee the Wpm. Oa Wrlnsday lid • by aro le 1.1.44 'hap ad refeemisted that he had lola mist by Webb 1. two panes el ale. ble 'applied tbe de sod erodird the animas Se the rebeser. A shaft tine aftersoml • the by retereed. and add that he bad leis rmt Is. too owe gams. Ho, thowww., rdesd be limbody ssl. maw., mad most far lb. primmer. When be ears he I yttrium that he bed take. a jab kr the seenenay, noses the railway sea io is d our She Are late Deltersera sedition he had abases moo Ile else Maid Mat he Avoid are 4f. et be bed paid hi aiss, W what bin to supple them with hew. mad be wadi be seemerable Gm the mensal Mabniday. Is ems. eronsom ef Oat stalosost be empelled a brie how Aar 10 gallows. from the rasilmlley7 of to Thursday minims. He maimed the only Vat it wed ale. or. Friday. the 1111/11D SMIONDS being 4L II& 'tat. The DRUMM' fai1...1 to pay Was ea the Mater iv. arid he aftergoo;t &tangoed that be had llama us p• NNW Übe cooping,. Than woe go althorn pregsat to peoer like tabs pre- Maw, but upoe Mr. Reynolds allies • rose I. give the !*rear a thawter be stated that he Ilea so gosh eastmel her the raeopanv. Mr. higher red that wombs" le the *widows d that alters a pvinag foe owe bed bus male cot, sad ha should mdbara it for,. rook for further 'Odom L. A. eat .author labourer, use also *lmpel with a unawake eleoce. The pewee, eta mixed up is the other rate, awl wee Mill7l erith beer, Wehb promising to be ewer. ee it. The charge spigot tbs primmer was for obtoiniug fe.t. tLii be aka sad shoe wants te,, ir.4110.1111 .4 the Lett ale, out six honks of gager leer, ilieter the false pretence that b. led beam meet by m.e aemal liesysa, oho wu onseeted with tie eo emu,. The peceasaka eareotal surprise that Banyan sh.eihl ra.l to Ws as ha maw need his home but he sp.mered that Ouryaa) Mimi Ile alo. The primmer ea the ..en , e tune toralased as order paspletass to have bora lierby ittieyes. I me:heru elan. aljaosand Yin tass hire week, sad sc ripted stihetaetial b.il the aggamasa et both primmer& Ftac CLAPISAM DINTSCenoN no Pao ream Dar.)—Thle inscning. about $ o'clock, $ lire broke out on tee prounim banging to Mr. T. Penning, a dealer is hoc • es hauls= at 7, elcoham.eogurnots The are cook, sea M onahapaibed swill a serious animist of image kad berm desk the pushes of Mr. Parmoot being burnt Amu, awl the eleguele amounted. The house of Mr. J. lik i ng. and ita ecaleata are destroyed ; tlse back pre mien el No. 9, Thmoseetireet, are also seriously damaged and the contests of the frost shop are injured * water ; No A., belangiesr to Mr. P. Taylor. iv likewise much is. *el. as are tio, premises of Mr. Lovejoy. No. 6. Fortu• aately the wham, were Unwell is the County, the Imperial, all lb. laity Fire Mom. Ais'ilir.ve IN AB . —tin Saturday evening, while four mem were employed is placing a new hell is the bell,, rya OA estahlisheil attach at Hathbred. under the eeperiaterideace of the Rev. Mr. Halton, the tackle they wer e tiong gave env, awl Use bell, which weigh. 10 cwt.. fell nth 4 fearful coal'. marries away the finer of lb. belfry, Mr. Halton was standing. and bearing .I.on to the eallery, eight feet ender. Th., men ete• plojol with tlo• Mehle were studio( cm the gallery Sam at the time. sad were all more Cr In. inpund, but fr"LumNIY. Oa ewe happened to be IMMO• di ttely awiee the bon. which dashed through every- Wag total is got be the grosad. The injuries sew tooted by the oration we ea follow Rev. Mr. Ha l t on . .tightly hetteied aloud the sable : Willie.. Macros, wevrel7 C 4( 4) " , Ut the bend by $ part of the Soar* Andrew Scott c o t bead ; Joh. Honk left Ifts broken. sad ll re‘trsly dud tired at the aside. est es the knad. and badly begird sheet the abed : Mr. John Itttth tl eepl•enr. who 'es on the wip cf the halm et Yoe lime of the ateldent. en.b..b.b er down a rope, WNW hie Y. sad failing meow nl feet nne of her erwerely Withal. St•ddart sad i.wy woe woo se etteudistiga ird ared the lard 6)0 Soo p r . /tru i ng f avema hl y .— l a parties intrfh i THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1861. LATEST SPORTING DiTELLIGENCE. tar =craw Tsueataiu.) DONCASTER MEETINO.—(THIS DAY.) LEG En. 1 mile G furlongs I:r2 yards. Kettledrum, Howley, Hilly Ilwmlles, The Hoe, Tattoo, rlciapahot Mum tbe Collator, elarisso, e by Voltigenr, Lady Rimer Krum' Stout, taller On, Uniting Crum, Gar dew,. Kidonen, Lupus, Janus, Conqueror, Marksman, .turelles, Adrasts, Inane, The Sage, Yorknainster, White. well, wed Camerieo are hem. Bunilarditr, Ilamehoy r, Kim Whip e, Maid of Meehan e. Ibidiaece..%frieuri, Wild Were, (jobb.. Black Dramood. Monastery, se q uitur, Seven Dials Co.. M ror, Garibaldi, Kongo Drava, Klerk Sultan, Mr:Woe, Ciatereiaa, Naha°, I Idatity, and ltawelitfe. /I.‘NDICAP EEPST.% K l'iv• ftoloags 17,2 y a nls. Paradox, Tim Whittl e r, ItirtHboLv f, la.:heart, 16.10 staeree, Amnette, tlencelogie, North Pole, Sir W. Ann• Stroag, Katheo, Whitewall, 3lorucoi, Me. Livitigatime, alamanca, Lady Mode . Lord Albert. flor.e. Treachery I, Jackal, Pot Pourri, My l'artner, and King of Kars are bore. tluireu of Spain, Paradox, Ilartiegtou, and Broad Arrow. IttIEENV PLATE. About two miles and a half. King of Ilinnensda, Conjuror, Itiaing Sun, Arahinehe, Blue Jacket, Wallace, lfdlk. Chantilly. I 'rusale, Wymiatay, roderhand, Bivouac, Squire Prime, Maid of the Kiet, and Moon:celery here. CORPORATION PLATE. Seven furlong. 214 yartU. Coainopolite, Switrivrte, 11,11 k. de Chantilly, Curlew Canserhoo, Musk, Libellous, L a dy Ripoe, Haab io the Pao , Mi. Whip r, Naburhae, Hence, Sfluiru Percy, Luxelio, Limpbot, Alntata, Itirdhill , I:enealogie, linperatri,o, striae, Vietrix, Tommyll.4 Hoodwink, ant Lay Nadu are her.. :ijKATUNEII). Amatenlam, Rama Mune-hump, lansfaut, Loaner aial Wits, Village Maid, Antwerp, Lop catcher, awl I :eldAecker. LATEST BETTING. St LEGER. 11 to R apt Kettlearnt.' (t) 9to 1 Klhl.min (t) 9to 1 Lady lapon (t) 9to 1 Jamul (t) 12 to 1 -- Aurelian (t) 11 to 1 -- The H..• (t) 11:11 to 3 Brown Stout (t) 40 to 1 -- Ruseley (t) UEMAREWITCII. 100 to 6 I t lto 0.) sto 1 Itopparee t► 25 to 1 -- The Emperor (t) 25 to 1 The Roo (t) CAMBRIMESHIItE. 25 to 1 'gat Dooner not Blitz (t) Caledonian, 41.10 'Cornwell, b per cent, Eleui.Pertli.d Aber. J os tirl Ase lea A. 6 p. Do. Da. C. Com Dz.. ilp.c4. p. No.l Da do. No.I Dre. Derr 11 p. el A Dela Vilna 4 p. el l a dtit=m6 p. el areal Norther; p. p. et. Dale. red.et 10 agape. Do. 4i per CODS. Da6p.o.red.at p.e.4 OIN. Diellosa (*Weil ileetertHenes De. Mea yp. art Do. redeem ` .(rte Do. trreglaiesa. De.lp.olrede Da lira hot ahem DaCbenterPLlLlip.l De. lira do. do. Ip. De. Oa& Mali De. Decd. A Qua do lierneee Do. do. de Lane.* York*. 4 No Leatiristt..6p.a Gas. 11. De. p.a. do. No. r De. 6 p, a du. Dal .e. do. Ne. 4 De. 4 p.e. do. .. Da 4 p.e.prt.sh do.. De. 4 p.c. rrit. Klock.. Dada e, da (W. /..tC.P.. La i r. deL uu loaCiaatliase and Dom lAN W.Oovit an.6p.c LAIL loadeader Kama Oa Man.lthet. p. Do. d 6 Do. Sts per coot .Do. redeemable 0 p.et IWapd Cow.ep.C.PWC I De. Cone. Br..t 8.6p.c Da. 4 p.a. Pr.:1.840e. Da lea* fetch .0 4 p.e . Norlelltlii. et. az. Saxe Ner6 leabh wpm Do. Is Gas. a et. D.lerM Vales gee p.e.PrL D. do. ife Da I No. 1 teaTeet. IL Isom'', Dar* /B•Nordshire Owl New Pre: NA% p.et. rya& DaAber. gall p.a._ Do. T 04. Pret. Mock Devon need Lb. (Iliad. An. illee Do. 46 per mut De. lined 4e per nat IL Wake gus. 4 p. rent I Do. 4; per Bentl. Yerle 4p. c. IlleeitaDertingionap.a Da. do. be pa De. do. CI p.a Watscas K ilkonny• p.a. letpuael. De. du. tad do. Da Neap. e p. et. Pre. Dado.perp. 0 p.olpreL la Ifil MN ININ S MO — Fa lb 110 I} id 102 US zd 110 zd 107 US US 117 it; 11l an 193 in 1% in M 100 SI 90 SO 91 11l 1 00 JO .4171 1 ." 33 79 SO al 1 : 3 1811 Ui 114 111 114 OS 136 111 114 149 144 ISO US US ii. Ts 14 II If lie 14 1141 125 in ll_ :TOP— - - ' 4 li Pin ILI4 1110 NO MK O 1 PI 112 111 92 li pm / 2 pm i dis i Pin IS !a in lii xdi II lit WI ISt zd M 101 w 101 IN WO 10 WS I, TT 00 SS 84 17 28 as 4 SI 82 46 48 11S 117 117 110 ISO 102 US 112 ... 104 - P. lie . nit - 141 bi 9 No. I lita. No.ll ~ioi r i 170.7010 - 1 KM , lONA IMO MON KM %Pi 1110,: St. Comtism:lM 400 151. St. Ilas 4p. et. Piet lila 1011 2,065,000 St. 'East and West India 100 110 123 3,633,310 St. London lOO 60 61 1,MM,1100 St. St. Katharine 100 Mt 00 66 360,0651 St. Southampton lOO 6410,000, St Victoria llO9 99 96 6.0013' 20 Do. New I I la lli dis COLONIAL 00VILIINIIII T - eriiii - i — .00i.6 p.c., 143 - 774 Do. 6 percent.,lS.lo4 Do. 6 parcent.,lBllll4 Do.° per ct reb.dAng Do. 6 per cilia:Ail:l.p Do. 6 per cent. of 0 flopeOp.ct.lB6o do. 1860 Do. do DM New Drwww.Gov. 6 p. ct. N. B.N 64e 0 rap. c. 1 Do. 5 p. C., 1871 to 1876 Do. 6 p. c., MI6 Nora Scotia 6 per cent , 11176 _ _ _ ItArtGov. 6 p.c. Bondi c. 06. p. c. ul) Jan.da Do. 6p. C. AprU &0. rim Pd LCL pries'. JOUR KOOK WO is HI 108 108 109 lil 100} 1001 100 111 100 111 108 110 107} 1084 99e 00; 100$ 99 100 107 e 104 100} 1081 Agra and U. lbw. Avalraloala bank of tape beak of Loudon Bask of Turkey Chat. Bonk of lad* Lastrano, and alts Quit Nom of lags, Loa., and Chins Ctly Colonial Cos. of Oanoda ...... Ora of !mike Da& OcoltOoaLLlasetd a. Doak of Switzerland. Lao. G. Book of Avoid. IA 66 63 O. 12 . 20 e SS 36 4 I' 10 10e TO 72 an' $7 19 am 1001 1 - 932 108 -if -G7l DT. doe and Lesko Joint= " London nit South African Loa. and Mentralnster NM Prow. el laelland Do. New National Bask New South Wales lOrlentel Bank Lenora ,Ottonan Bank IVVVII/Cial 4 Ireland South Awaralls Union of Australia iOnion of Loudon lllnity Mutest.. I' ?I} a Si pas : I le In psr 0 07 I 0011PANfil& . I 34 36 1 60 61 16 14 Id, 64 90f 321 71$ an der $5 MI 41 lie ni •-• zd MONEY IeIARKET.—(THIS DA 1J Two o'Clux= The funds remain firm but there is searwly any business doing. Indian Loan scrip is rather lees zteady. Railway shares are flatter in two or three instances. Consols for the acooltnt were first quoted 932 to 1, improved to 94 "buyers," but have since returned to the opening prim. For money the last transactions have been at 932 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced are quoted 912, 2, ; New Three per Cents., 912, g, ; India Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 104,1 ; ditto, for account, 104; and Exchequer Bilbs June, 45., is. prem. Indian Five per Cent. stock are quoted 1031 to 104. and the scrip 103 1 to WO. In the foreign stock market less buoyancy has been shown than yesterday, but no material decline has taken place. Mexican continues flat. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 68* to 69 for the 1858 stock, and 83 to * for that of 1854. Sales are reixirded as follows :—Chilian Four-and a-Half per Cent..., 84, 83 ; Italian Five per Cents., 701 (exch. 23fr.); Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 231, 0, ; New Granada Active, 161 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for ac count, 47, 0 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860, for account, 46, ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 610 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 495 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 831 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 68j, 69, 681, ex div.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Centa., 101 i ; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., for account, 20. The accident to the Great Eastern has caused a fall in Great Ship shares; to 36. &L to 42. 6d. About 102,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The 165,000 i. by the Orwell will be delivered to-day, and will be taken to the Bank after being refined. About 20,0001. has been taken for Spain. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for India at Ems. ON. per ounce, show ing a rise of gd. compared with the prioe obtained for the previous arrival, and of id. compared with that current iu the interval. The advance is caused by an increased demand for India. There was &somewhat increaseddemand yesterday for bills on the Continent, and the tendency of the rates in several instances was less favourable than of late. Little actual alteration, however, oc curred. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, t months, 12.1 to f ; ditto, 3 days, 11.181 to 191 • Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.70 to 724 ; Haul ma. lance 3 months, 13.101 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.42 to 74 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 5 ; Frankfort•on- t he hai, 3 months, 119 g to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 324 to 33 ; Vienna, eff. Go., 3 months, 14.25 to 74 ; Trieste, eff. flo., 3 months, 14.25 to 74 ; Madrid, 3 months, 484 tog ; Cadia 3 mouths, 484 to I ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.825 to 75; Genoe, months, 25.80 to 5; Milan, 3 months , 2s.Bo to 5; Naples, 3 months, 394 to j ; Palermo, 3 months, 1181 to ; Messina, 3 months, 1181 to 4 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 dart, 524 to g. The exchange at Constantinople is said to have risen to 223, showing a further decided movement against Turkey. It is affirmed in some of the pri vate accounts that the Bank of France has arranged to take from certain of the failed Greek firms, in satisfaction of their debts to the Bank, their claims upon the Turkish government. Another failure was announced yesterday in the Stock Exchange, and under discreditable circum stances, but the amount involved is quite unimportant. An interesting question was brought yesterday afternoon before the Committee of the Stock Ex change. It appears that a wealthy member of the Exchange, the father of the principal defaulter (Mr. Augustus Cooper), recently declared he bad advanced a considerable amount of Consols to his sou, to trade with, a balance of which, to the amount of about 9,000 f. , was re-transferred by th e son into his father's name on the same day on which he wrote • letter to the committee announcing his inability to meet his engagements. The committee have passed a resolution affirming the facts, and ordering the amount to be refunded. The minutes of this resolution await confirmation on Friday. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm at the late advance, with sales to the extent of 15,000 bales. A telegram received at Lloyds' mentions that the Great Eastern was off the Old Head of Kinsale, making for Queenstown. We have received an interesting account of a file which took place at Sulina on the 7th instant, on the occasion of the completion of the works for clearing the Sulina mouth of the Danube. These works have been carried on under the superintendence of a commission appointed under the Treaty of Paris, and comprising the representatives of seven European governments, namely, England, France, Russia, Prussia, Austria, Sardinia, and Turkey. The British Commissioner is Major Stokes , R.E. Under the able management of Mr. C. Hartley, engineer in chief to this European Commission, the Sulina Channel has been deepened from 9 feet to 17i feet. It is to be hoped, therefore, that the spot will lose its notoriety as a grave of shipping. The undertaking now accomplished possesses great commercial importance, as it frees the communica tion between the Black Sea and the grain empo rium, Galatz, from which point to Vienna • regular service is kept up by Austrian steamers. The fete was extremely success ful. There were flags, cannon salutes, in which the seven men-of-war on the station joined, a Greek and Turkish religious cere•nopy, and ft banquet at which all the commissioners and principal merchants were present. Mr. Hartley received an ovation, and was decorated by the paella of the district with the order of the Medjidit; as a mark of the Sultan's satisfaction. _ _ The South Emden, of Portugal Railway Com pany announce that they are now prepared, according to their statutes, to issue 7 per cent. debenture bonds for a period of live years. The interest will be paya ble half-yearly at thu Uuiou Bank of London. The payments may be made either in full, on allotment, or in instalments, at the option of the subscribers. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 6th inst. were 8,931/. sterling, being 1,3861. less than for the corre sponding week of last year. An extraordinary meeting of the London General Omnibus Company is called for the 30th inst. to receive a report and statement of accounts. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : latiaranos.—Alliaace British sad Foreign, 14/; Alt • Globs, 9tii • Guardian, 494 ; Imperial Fire. 3.544 ; Imperial Life, 206 Indemnity Marine, 140; London, 424 ; London and Provincial Marine, 11 ; Marine. 914 ; Ocean Marine, 9f ; Phoenix, 1494 ; Provident Life, 391 ; Rock Life, 81 and Mersey Marine, 3; Universal Marine, /. Gas Light and Coke .— European , 1211 ; 140/, 80, ex die. ; new ditto, 59 ex div. ; Imperial Continental, 494 ; London, Gil, i ; Pliumix. 71, 704 ; Westminster tered, 701 ex div. ; ditto new, 251 ex div. Lucks.—East and West India, 1214 ; London, GO, GO; St. Katharine, 64, 3; Victoria, 94, 4. Canals.—Kennet and Avon (guaranteed by Great Western Railway), 64. ' ' The Strathallan has arrived from China with 620,0001bw of tea. DERBY. 10 to 1 spllluclatooe 10 to 1 - Manpaia 50 to 1 Spite (tatoosoy) CA to I Campbell 60 to 1 Hapless' THE TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION AT aoresamrms. 1N1,11., —(TH DS DAY.) Thin intoning Mr. Carter, the coroner for storey, opened ae topmost at the Horne public-home, touching the sleuth of Hamm) Wild, Molnar Pinks, Jame* Kelly, Alexander Bark, Patrick Canty, and Alfred Darien. eart, who were killed on Monda♦ by the explonion of • .team boiler on the premises of Mowers. Francis and Joseph Itolart, oil cake manufactures, Lower Ordnance Wharf, Itntherhithe. Mr. Wall,r, a.,licitor, of the firm of Waller and Son, 27, dKingrt.atreet, Chearode, appeared op behalf of Mews. irt The jury haring been sworn, The Coroner said they were assembled together to inquire into a very serious matter, and before they commenced he would ask them to dismiss from their minds anything they had beard touching the melancholy affair, sail to return a verdict according to the evidence given. The jury having clown Mr. Yeah as their foreman, pro ceeded to view the bridles of the six deceased who, with one exception, were the premier. It appears that the other four sufferers who expired on beard the Dreadnought will require another coroner to hold en lammed oe them on hoard the ship on which they died. He the return of the jury the Ind wirer called was Itkbard Riley. who said—l am a labourer. living in Lower I have seen all these ladies since the sod &""ltrir: t ee them AIL Alexander Burk way our forma& Our premise were milled the Ordssoce Wharf. dames Kelly, Petrick Canty, 15, Thomas halts, 34 (smith), Samuel Wild, 24 (comne.driver), Alfred Deterred, were all reeportively employed at the wharf. I think Mr. Derrensart was eh nit twenty years of lige. I last saw them six penman alive about haler 6 o'clock on Monday evening, the 16th instant. They were at that time in the 11141004.111%. Mr. Waller ben esplaised that yens( Mr. Duo lamest wee sot employed ea the premiers being as it were a mere we r e ■imes rosined—Pinks bed come os Monday to do seam. Wog to the swim. There was • joint broken, which we Astected ivy the map, of resin from the steam pipe. 1 =Wild tell Mr. Devisers', that there was • joint Upon last they both pulsed into the engine -mom. When I saw theta hat Wild wan cutting the packing be [ d e the jells, sod Mr. Doviensart was beside him. and the Mime were l e V ie, os. At this time only ono boiler was in and only one lumens err Dr ill had charge of this boiler soil ft , Mr. Figenell tar charge of the boiler duri • the dm , When Irma ears on in tie eveaing he append ped . health sad perfectly caber. Ho wee a sober man. I west est elf the segisivreem while they wee, in the parities I have dermas&asi left the engine -room to go and got half a pistol beer. When 1 left 1 said I would Ilaba,lc by the time Miele* nee put in and the boiler at work again. I had M doubt el the •ftibility of the hailer. 1 left the premier, mid ea Ipt esti& • loud explosion took place. 1 then am It mein and went Isla the cake mom. I went round Seth, side of the elegise ream towards the river. I then seared Yr. Neon, the headed of this house, sod Jolts Dna. I ass fwd that the Miler bad exploded. 1 looked ire the seglisseeem but meld em sethiag but smoke sad Mara, with Midi the room wee Iliad. I then helped to carry Jobe Nark to the river side sad put him in a boat. Afterwards I sow ethers takes out of the eager= all el Mims were deed. They were all very much d* by embia, besides berm very much contused. There wee se mar of their escaping from the explosion, If they wen 1.1 the perioe to which I lint law them. I had sever beard my complaint, of this boiler. As far ea I man warms , if wee is cooditide to be worked —it wan a Int -1 sate haler. At the time el the explosion the boiler was sr being warted, es resat of the leakage. I did not ab eam whether the atom was abut or not. I did not nee rink ads sagging to the boiler, only about to rdeolote the P t the Jerp—WSl Mapped tbe mere when he mine es after Pargeseem WI There was every meadow» is the boiler by the Ems she wwtt Imo the eatine.roam. There we en steam le the rem "boa RIM went in. t N st. a. We - iiiii — setTras — pii6TWlsTria7;•;;;l . iO pram A CRINOLIMI CATAITROPIII.—A conwpondent mods as an account of a erlneline secklant. He mars that one Sunday a party of lapsed girls weed, on pleasure herd, to some public pokes his Ide locality. On the grounds in Lrirnthere are sevreel him of beim sad in stoottl ie7aity of theme one of the gide' trim:diem over the top of a hive, aid when the poor girl, ignorant of the fact, walked away, doers came the live, of bourse. Tbe whole corps ifersiir instantly set loam their unwitting es- Bailout, who, to escape their notice, was obliged to rue for it, and eventoslly to take refuge in a pool of water. Freon thewe she was drawn. sod heiag badly Mang she was lobes boner to had, where she lay for • few days, but beta pow, says oar eorrespoodent, quite recovered from the affects of the aecideal.— Cumtheriend Parquet. tit/ N ACEIDENTI4. —A few days ago an accident o more& under very painful circumetances, to Mr. Charles Armstrong, builder, of Carlisle. He, with his brother, Mr. lame Arourtnoug. and Mr. Lambert, were out in the fields partridge ihroting, at Hesket. Mr. Armstrong bed gone through • fence, and his brother was in the act of fol lowieg, with his fowling-piece at fell cock. Is cedar to avoids's, Jaeger from having the goo in such • coedition, he proceeded to reduce it to hull-cock, hut whilst lowering the hammer his thumb slipped from the comb of th e coc k, and the piece exploded, lodging pearly the whole of the cootents in the right heel of Mr. Charles Armstroog, who was only about four or five yards in advance. Mr. Arm strong wax at once disabled from walking, and the dinner of his brother may be better uodentoal thou described. Mr. Drown, surgeon. fortunately happeord to le in the noMhboarliood at the time, and conveyed Mr. Armstrong home. It was foutid that the heel was severely lace rated, and although upwards of forty shots had been extracted, there were still more remaining. The wound ie of such a mature as to mean Mr. Armstrong from maim for some time.—Cuetherand Parquet. On Wednesday, as Mr. Henry F. Souirrell. of Kieg's Lyon. was out sheathe in the pariah of Riagshall, a broom of bark rose, and he bred off both turrets of his gun. bringing down bosh birds and also • young woman who was glearaug moie eighty yards away. The shot entered the poor girl's face and seek, iallictiag a were wowed. Mr. riquirrell rendeeed every assietaace is lie power, and before leaving made the girl a handsome mesa is matey as some recompense for the injury he bad indicted.— Berg and NorrarA Poet. the interment of Mr. Jobe Dean, the young man who was amidimatally shot by 8. Giadera, Fag., on Wednes day, the IQ kmeL, bee Wien pixie at Breretoo churchyard, Rugeley. The reumiss were accompanied to the grave by the corps of Ilageley Rangers, of which the deceased wee a member, seder the gemmed of Lieutenant Lander. The mega primed the bier, and the band played the " Dead March ie Saul" Upon reeving at the grave, the barbel envies was ieswwively tan 4, and after the body had bees lowered to is, Leelk vedieg pies three volleys were fired o'er the gram— WeirerAmnplen atronidi. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CooK. The railway share market is inactive to-day, and pricts are wetly quoted the same as yester day. Where any alteration has occurred, it has been in an adverse direction. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has receded per cent., and Great Weidern, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 03 to ; Great Western, 092 to 701; Midland, 1271 to 128 ; Lancashire and York shire, 1071 to 1081 ; Caledonbui, 105 to ; South Eastern, 79 to k ; Eastern Counties, 49} to 50 ; and Great Northern, 108 to 109. Brazilian shares continue in demand. Lombardo- Venetian are fairly maintained at 14 toll preen. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is firm. UNDUIANY DRAWN AND MCI& sk. I Pd I RAILVAYL I Ping prim I I Ws I today . to p.m. 70 1111 au 'Mts.. W * &Soar 6 _ N. 1.11 Illik.,lan.,&Clor aliora - - W on Workbarn II SI .1101 h and Tyne - -.- N on inardaskaselrd,&.lllLC sig 4 111. no 1 hlrldol and Easter - 11l WS Maladonlan IN mei ad - id Id all 'Cart And Dierlon.. - Nall 'Cornwell - on ,Do. At A no&r. sital IA - - N on IDo 8 1 p.a. lagedd to 16 .a. , .... 16 on .DnbUn ant: lks 1 * 41 41 - 16 all I Drued..Per* & Aladin. 19 101 Id - ad 16. IN BM - 111. 1•3 lleols=tles 4ll tio - N. IN kostoru I.lMon, Stock A 41 44 - .4. 100 De. Soak b N Il - N all Last Mato* - -.- N. 100 Edinburgh Loa Gland , ,a 89 91 ad - Ilk 100 Edlnbre,Perth, Dundee Se 30 id ad IS a/I Forth and Clyde June. - - - *5. 100 ' Glasgow &8. Western 105 107 xd - 10 all Great North of Scotland - - - W We; Gra* Northern - in N. 100' PO. A Stock 100 101 in - a. 1001 Do. 11 Stock' 119 111 an - 9 4. 10 0 06.8onUi & West. nix 11W 106 - M a 04.0101•4 Western 111. 100 i Do.BtonrVal.Gualitk. 67 19 - Ilk 100.1hocashlre& Yorks/1n 1014 1031 1011 71 Ilk Unload* and Blackmail 67 59 - N. 110/ los.,Brfohtond*Coa 114 116 - 31 . 100 Londowehathin.,&Dor 61 60 - llk SO Landon & North Warta IN 91/ 931 - Si an Do. Eighths ..a , - -.. 86. IN Losidca&SouthWerter 96 96 Nll II Ell Leadanoarri& coleralu - -. 91 all Do. and Ennleallle 10 11 - N. 145 klen.,lllMALlncolusl. 45 47 - 19 all Iletrogalaton 4 5 dls - W. 1101 *MN ... ..... 4140 tole Do. New ll 11 pm - pm 51. IN Do. atm & Derby lOO 102 - N all Ill& OR Wn. Jig.) - - - N ell Mid Kent - - - 1N all Nowa** and tbrlbli -•- - I N 9 all 9 NNewrp ewry . &Annarts,M 1 I df. - Warranp. & M - - - St. 100 Norfolk - 9R 100 North Brine& - Ok all north Dom Ball. AD. - - - it. all Dn. A - - 1 4. 100 Pl. Instern-llerwtak 16 164 Do. O.N. &Pure. par ' ..m - pm 94. 100 Do. Leeds eh .. f.:01 - S. 100 Do. York 16. 1011 Korth Lantos 10 all North&S.Wastimlnn 101 10 4 - 191 17, North Sta ff ordshire, n . 100 NMl&Grehtlternli&C. 86 - 10 all 'Puebla. - - O all Portman* - 1s all lthymnoy - 81. 100 , Scottish Ointeol - SR •100 'Soo** N. E. **elk DI W ad - aid : 91. 100 , 80oatisk Mknond 96 07 id - it. 103 iS _ .. .luopoldro USN - 16 all ,81tUngbanNotleolina - - - 5R 110 South Devon lO 41 -. N. 199 &Mb lade* 79 We 79 1 16. IN llosth Wolin Ol 61 - N. 105 R. Yreka. & Wow Dm 96 W - N an elales&Soklostm.,&e. 4 6 - M all *Macs &Dartlng6an 16 N - N IS Glito MI6 W. IN Ton Yaks - - - W an USW - II II no. - NI Da. *al r.' _ . N. Yak of NM& IN 90 -• Id all Ylakela Ilta. & Ut It - N an West Cornwall - 16. IN W.Hartlepoolnarb.&ll aa id W. IN Iff sat Midland -Orford 47 in - 16. IN Ditto Newport A 116 N. DM. Harelord W 111 0 PINZEUNCE SRAM. I ILLISWATIL Midas pries& I gain. 11011191 MURAT,. - - a. all i= • ReStardaml all dolmen 13; lields•ll.7raZr.s ea L J t la Se Sheleseseei le Cameras Mae alba ,Delsh iheslah 1 $ ▪ Users et Iltvata el la& Itateles pa. Ipa al OS Owilna el hare al OS. Lintels-ONa IL aY UM= J unoUte all LaM (bantauce • Debt all Were sea l'untheas all Liar sad Geneva all Marla Antonia aU Sus aldose t By the W Dw ep.altf.f all Northern at /mace._ 11 Do. New Shares W Norreglas ?mai Prat 11 ottoman lhayrotAidla) all Park, Lyons. sad Meat all Faris sad odors II ladle sad S. Irrridette, 2 / 14Mdt c oaijr . ,1 Swig Mudd' all Died Swedish MI I Da. I per ash al imillee sad News all IsZolrP3lat seat. Pref. .1.1 pent 111 LSost & Lo•eeestls• all leathers of ?ma a all 'Weis fleam er den all I Do.est• seal MI ▪ W •I.W. od Pram • al Leiria—. di Madras a * 1 I die par I I t il 101 4 aim I 3 ~..1 ate , 4 4 Pi 9 9 II 7 as 40 41 Id 47 I 6m. H 4 111 , ile 4 i i s t pig T It A io 121 ni _itltlll9ll POMSIIIIIIOSIL qZon Ilak t e today IPd 1 RAILWAY& Iy= . Ito m. 19/1 IAP eatloatto & ft. laverionet U U - at 1.0011 Bc i Ln.Bor. d t. ll la.ip.o. N N Oa 901 all ,BaltalottlakoHoroai 65 41 _ 10 all Do. Prataroon 6 1 - IN 100 1 DoiL,Brept,..tOoderleit 65.0. Belo, Aug. 1,1872 ' lonodbyiluit&l.ll. so _ IN 100 I Di. Ja41.13771. ditto N IS - 160 105 Do. Jape 1, 1874, ditto 46 70 - 6 all jOaloutla & & Idatera 4l 61 ... 90 13 CapoT.&Dock6p.c.gns *at par 13 N 71 Orylon, gum. 6 por cent - - - BO all lantern Diogal 1 20 - St 130 11044 ladlau N ill j Do. Jabbalporo - - - 1011 all DO. op. a Debella SO 101 - IN all 1 DO. 6p. et. do. - led mil Dw do. do. 1846.70 N 100 901 96 all Gerken & Melbourne - - -. ,4.. 10 . 41ned hoots ed Canadd 191 soi 10 1 la ILO 111 Du. 6 per a Prot. - 10 all Do.Pec.Protep.a.9c id 60 .- 100 all , Do. 3 par 0t Doing, B6 Si - IN a ll' Do. 7 per 4. 1863 46 44 ... 1•0 all I Do. do. IUT U IS - it all , Do. U. 1678 U U .. IS. 100 Gnat IMlni Podaaols IS 100 0011 IS 12 . Do. Now it. 180 St 9. of lodla 63 p. et. 99 i N l4l. - - 901 all 1414. Wast Cuosa 38aro. 91 91 In 101 18 ; Do. 'Now l4 10 dli - 1N all .Dodlo.clidapay73. r...t s6 16 - 140 all' Do. 54 do.. Molt. op. 83 52 - 1 100 all ' Da, do. TS wlthoutop. -.- - K al 1 D0.4p.44.13,14.,pay./7 - - - 100 i Madras Quer. 4 par ot. 07 PO - ' 44. IN 1 Do. do. 6 _par ct. 871 901 97/ 96 toe ' Do.lt pad. Lilac 9O 92 •-• 90 all Do. 5 per cent. do. - - .- Ws -. 1 Pt. MO 11d1b.Corp.6p. ct.EB pd. •-•- - N all N. Brunswick & Cenada does A cap. eh. IS all Do do. lond do. 6 7 - 80 et Do. do. B cap. do. 4 5 - 10 all 110. do. land do. 4 0 - 4t 10. 0 9ande lOl 152 - N 16 I Do. PttoJaub 1 1 die - N all. Do. do. K. 100 Do.lnd Pt. Ylot.g.sp 4 96 97 - 10 1 Trioldad,Lhuited,Pcrio 5 I dli - IZ 7 W STOOLS. iOq al• ti rag - I NAN, *Am IT4.NORICip.OO N0rf01k4p.e.Mar.0111494.144 N. Fait 4e.et.JuLahlaly . 100 Scottlab h. Kall. 4D. 44. ' 140 _ WAlldlundOd.-4epti. 1104 08 100 II N try IN 80 92 Do :Ks. 4tlsatle 11. Mall (L) Atlantic TAL (I I=4 .... Boas WaServarks.. NAL Mai Mw Tel. A Do. Do. l T par is. UM MIS Uad ottog.lllonelt Planes ?referee& De. Sp. el Tem Deb Llndla&Len.ablppop Jthontinteolrrig.lt Maw IDectrle T Nee. me art. Meow No ely& .• Moth Pales& Do. ni per coat. Prat Lea Dlekiet Tel Loa DilL Meath& Co. Nadree NeetereoneraleeTeL Molnar. lin. Tel (Us.) lesonekol Wisest Co NerbuddsUeethlron(L) Netherton& !enc.l_ 1 -- Do. 8 p. 0., la. sal Na N. Bram& N.8e4.1.4. N. Mk Avid:dada. .. kiii; iiii--7* Po. "Ns!' lbw"' _ f.M.N. la. Rpm. I._ . Peel Lyme Lola Ml.. Psalm and Odes. Slam - D -- s — ). Irod -- --- se.. & lad. TOL 0.4 rloir rics Royal Moll sad. .... Asti tared& Asdratioa Lad bombe Tot . Scrip .. logl.. Do. do. ad& al Ambulla (Limattod) du& Isom. La.LY.U.Coasda Ua. Maddock Tel (L.). Vas UMense's WM.... id's! ml et TA Part MUM RETURNS. Miles Pee Met- Total. Total, ILLILWATII open etagere chandlse len DM Week ending Sept. 5. 4 a A A Detroit and Milwaukee lB6 3,1?7 4,618 Week ending Sept. 6. Oros Western of Canada rib w- West lading Sept. 14. Oisessw 4 South Western Wide smtlas Sept. 15. rim* lissembsirrt Landis sad 11I5skirsa Swab Leads' 8,901 10,378 114/39 8,2111 1,517 3, 039 3,000 102 1, SW 1,711 920 2,42 k 2,411 CORPORAL PUNIRIIMISNY iv S”aom.q. —The Rev. Ebenezer W. Lomax. mooed master of Ely Grammar school, was on the sth inst. feed by the macistratee of that division, the Rev. George Hall, Henry Martin, James employ, and Joseph Little, Esqm, tube amount of ZS., with lls. 7d. costa, for assaulting a scholar named John Horatio Andes by besting him with a cane. The evi• deuce went to show that the boy had absented himself from school, for which the punishment was that he should remain in school half-an-hour after its conclusion, and that on the evening when he should have com menced this punishment he ma away from the school, and the next morning being questioned about it prevari cated, and caning being the regular punishment at the wheel for falsehood, he was told to hold out his bands, but the cane broke after the first blow, on which the master pro used another, an old cane, and struck the boy a dozen times on the hands and back. The boy's sister deposed that the blows hail left " four or five bruises, I quite red marks." The boy's father, who, immediately after the occurrence, went to the school and told the master that if a boy wanted caning be should be sent home, died somewhat soddenly on Monday last at his farm at Wood beach, leaving a large family. Mr. Marshall appeared for the complainant, and Yr. Garrett, of Oambridge, for the defendant. —Barg sad Remit* Poet. A ROWAN BISHOP IN CHINA. —An archimandrite has been hitherto at the head of the ecclesiastical minion at Pais, bat it is sow decided to place it under the cars st a Whop ; and Pater nouri, who has resided a long time is theOhineae capital, is selected for the dignity ((Wag tits let Ruuian bishop in China.—Losdoo and China 161 171 plow. I moles. 111 14i 1 29 31 as 4 2 86 18 10 10 13 100 100 las as 104 IC4I 1 111‘ 107 1 04 Ms I+o7 1 Dal N ad I* at #l g , 1 11 11 21 pm S 6 li Oidis I} vi dk 2. 11 6 61 IT 89 11 18 pm 172 let 102 172 44 66 42 180 144 31_ 36 ) 1 1S,I1U1), lAOOO . +Rao: ~«~i 1. is i 471! 1 u.noijimil $lOO 1R *ON *WOO 10.1100 WOW "NO 10,IMM UAW MON 16.660 11,106 ItAr 60. )011 ropey poper, , 061 1 ; ditto Five•awt-a-Half per Cent., The India Five per Centa. were more inquired for this afternoon. The Stock has improved to 14131 to 104 i, for the account, and the Scrip to 104 to 1• . . - The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 2s. dis. to 2s. rretniutu, and the June as. to fig. premium, being slightly dearer than yesterday. The foreign stock market was again active. The tendency of prices amthitusi decidedly upwards. Venezuela Bonds were in request at a decided im provement, behut marked 20 to 201. Peruvian Three per Cents. Imre likewise improved, but the chief rise was in the Dollar Bonds, which were dealt at as high as 91, beii. s • , about 2 percent. better than yesterday. Turkish Boti.k were well supported at the late rise, the Luau of 1884 closing at t 3 to A, and ti:at et 1858 at 681 to 69, after being marked 694. Other foreign stocks were firm, with the single exception of Mexican, which, after being marked 231, fell at the close to 234 to i, owing to the absent* of any confrmation of the statement that the English and Freue:i governments are about to interfere in Mexico. There were again iuqn:ries to-day for the shares of thy London and South African Bank, which have risen to A dia. to par. Ottoman Bank were like wise inquired for. Other bank shares remain steady. In the miscelianeous share market little alteration occurred. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were quoted rather lower. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance 44 to 1 prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, / to 1 prom . ; Universal Marine Insur ance? If to 1 ; London and Provincial Marne, diL to par ; Oriental and °ellen' Marine, I to f prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 3-16 to 616 prem. • Commercial Union Fire, die. to par ; Bahia Ste am, Ito prem. _ _ Nova Scotia Government Bonds were in demand today, and rose about 1 per cent. An improve ment of like amount occurred in United States Federal Bonds. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two tiewcw. The mining market is active to-day, with trans actions to a considerable extent. In the Stock Exchange East Basset snares have been dealt in at 82 ; Hingston Downs at 22 ; and North Downs at 6. Transactions have also taken place in Cara Camborne at 23e. 6d. ; West Pultnear, 13e. Csl. ; Mule Valley, 101. ; West Rase Down, 14 ; East Caradon, 26 1 , North Bas set, ; Lrmg Rake, 12i ; Brynfordllall, 22 ; 17 ;Wheal Martha, 30a. ; and in North Ba lmer, at 18. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, prices being nominally quoted the same as yester day. W . . e are requested to state that Wednesday the 25th inst. will be the last day for sending in appli cations for shares in the Zamora Tin Mining Com pany (Limited.) The half-yearly meeting of the Linares Load Mining Company is called for the 26th lust The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have received by the present Australian mail a remittance of 1,5001. At Pelyn Wood Mine meeting yesterday the accounts @bowed a debit balance of IMO/. A call of It. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIB DAY.) The weather ii fine, with the wind from the N.W. There was rather a dense fog in the morning, but it is now clear. This week's supply of home-grown wheat is very moderate at present. Flour short. Barley and oats rather more liberal,but very few beans sad peas. Scotch or Irish oafs, none reported this week. The foreign supply of wheat is vary moderate—one.half American, remainder Russi►n and Prussian. Flour not heavy, American barrels. Barley, none. Oats, a small arrival, principally Swedish, and a few Danish, Bunten, and Prussian. . . The trade in wheat today is more quiet than on Monday, but the advanced quotation■ of that day fully rweintained for both English and foreign. Hour steady at Monday's rates. Barley of all descriptions rather dearer than last week. Oats, not very many 00 sale, arrivals being small and Monday's improvement sustained. Be an. and peas very few on offer, and rather dearer than last week. Linseed and rapeseed fully as dear. eloverased and trefoil without change. LOATI:sC CARGOLS. —A quiet trade paining, and prices as high as on Monday. Wiutar.—faiglish : Essex and Kent, white, new, riOa is 6fia. ; ditto, floe old, 545. to 3145.; ditto red, new, Ms. to 57a.; ditto, fine, old, 50s. to 31.. ; Norfolk, ttc., fine, ohl, —a. to —a.; red, new, —a. to Forage : Dental; 58.. to eds.; Brae,Ms. to 6811; extra, 09a. to 714.; Konigsberg, .545. to 5&.; ditto. extra,69s. to 715.; ktostook, 65.. to b9s.; Mecklenburg red, 565. to 65e.: Uckerniark ditto, MO. to 131 s. ' • American white, Ms. to 62..; ditto red. Ws. to NA.; Canadian, brie. to t;3l. BAlLLZT.—Eagglish malting, 38s. to 395. ; fine, 4(.; (minding, ris. to 275.; and distilling, 265. to ds. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 255. to 260.; ditto distilling, 225. to ' , •&s.; malting, —s. to —a list.r.—Englisb, Essex and Norfolk, 595. to 635. ; Rum 635. to 70s. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 725.; brown, 50s. to 58s. ria;s7- 7 English feed, 2g.. Od. to 30i. W. ; potato, 30s. to 3k. ; foreign, las. Pd. to 23.. KT; 30a.. to 32i . . Sams-English tick, 38s. to 41a ; barrow, 40s. to 445. ; pigeon, 40s. to 445. ; foreign, Masan, 345. to 39% ; tack MIL to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 44a. ; Egyptian, 35a. to 37a. Pals-English boilers, ads. to 41i.; white and blue, 38s. to 401. ; maple, 40a. to 435.; grey, 34a. to 365.; hog, 36a. to 38s. ; foreign. 345. to 375. FLOO/1.-Engthh town, 50a. to 515.; ditto Boa 51s. to 53; country, 435. to 445. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38s. to 4lk; French, -s. to --a. pet sack; American. 275. to 31a; Canadian, 27.. to 31a.: Spanish. 45a. to 50s. INDIAN CORN.-White, 395. to 425. ; yellow, 40s. to 435. rummer; Casco's, all C. F. and 1.-Rheas: Bear saki and Marianople, per 4921b5., 48s. to 565. ; Mirka, as. W 54x. ; Polish Odessa, per 4X/lba, red, 454. to 475. ; white, 545. to 565. ; Danube and Galata 365. to 425. ; Egyptian, 345. to 365. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4thilba, 225. to 25a. ; Odessa awl Danube do., 'At to 28a. Bass : Egyptian, par qr., 31a. to 345. Maize Odaasa and Galata. per 4921te., 31.. Od. to 32a. ; 16641 and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., 301. Od. to 31s. ; French, do., -a. to -e. ; American, do., 29.. to 30a. SZEDII.-Caaary seal, per qr., 41s. to 50s. ; Hay seed, per qr., 46a. so as.; Mustard seed, per huohel, white, 9s. to 10a. ; brown, -s. to -2. ; Linseed, per qr., crostini', 50s. to 58a. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 12/. 15s. to 13/. ss. ; Atueriau, thiu, in brla., per too, 10/. 5.. to 10/. 1.15.; do., tbwk, round, and oblong, 9f. 10s. to 10/. 10e.; Baltic, 9/. to 9'. : Masud's', 9/. sa. to 101.3 a; Rape cakes, 51. to 51. 10a. AINAIVALS INTO LONDON MOM SEPT. DI TO SEPT. LL at. 4 *mita. Dish YoreLoa. Immo o ... t 0 0 %) Borka not. Plow &ebb, 140 ricks : i;t:eign..7,64o MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) fkcan.—Holders have shown more conddene., and have Wooed to sell unless at firm rates, at which a fair amount of business has beau transacted or dinary brown Mauritius sold at 30s. 13d.; low yellow, 37a. to 375. 6d. ; crystalliecd, 425. tid. to 435. 13d. ; middling white Bemires, 455. 6d. ; brown and yellow native Madras, 30s. to 325. ; sod white flavannah in bond, 31e. Reflood firm at full prices for all deseriptious. COFFEE—For all good qualities there is AO active de mand, at Is. advance. Other qualities also sell readily, at full prices. Middling and good Plantation Ceylon, 7:4. to 7es. lid. ; peaberry, 80s. to &Is. • nativo Ceylou, good and fine ordinary , lid. to 68s. ; doe long berry mocha, 1295. ; Tellicbeiry, 695. lid, to 765. ; Shervauy, 728. 6d. to 75... lid. TEA.—The public salmi are progressing with fair spirit, but at rather irregular prices. Congous sold at the late advance. Flowery pekoes at Id. to 21. advance. Ruo.—A few pale bastards sold at Is. 6id. Rice.—A cargo of Rangoon sold at Ils. and one of \e cranale also at Ils., on the spot ; Battam ;old at lila. ; white Bengal at 13s. 3d. ; Madras, 10s. lid. Guinn. —There an active demand for Cochin at *con siderable advance. Ordinary to middling, 48s. t., 52d. SALTPETRE.—No sales of importance reported. TUESDAY EVENDIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1 for the 10th October, stood this morning at the name quotation, touched in the aftersoon " buyers," and closed at 931, " sellers." For money the last price was 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, #, 1, 0,1, ; ditto, for account (October 10), 931, ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 91i, ; New Three per Cents. ? 91 8 , Thirty Yearn Annuities, 1865, ; India Stock,; 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, Oat ; BOROUGH HOP 111.tRKET.—(PHIS DAY.) ditto, for account, 1031 ;ditto Scrip, 104, 1 ;ditto thr.er.s..,Potttehodaete t a il d fc r ow ittrrort an active demand for :—Mtl sod But Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 981, ; ditto g ee i:101" . ; Weald Seats, B curr r e lOs. to 101. 104; Bonds, 10s. prem.; Five per Cent. " enlaced" ' Sussex, Bi. to 9f. ; Faruhain, 10/. to 121. ; duty, 125,00174. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The suaslfet is quiet. Subjoined are the premat rates : Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 48c.; October to December. 475. Bd. to 445. ; JAnuary to March, 48s. to 48c. 3d. ; March, 48c. 6d. 34 - 1 6 1 SI # 171