The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-17 00:00:00

sedresolteedibetiventy thelars, mad cossiderod th at w s egseed es the agent ; bat after seeding the mousy D°tbieg more the pretended 'company, sad be filimagddiDoo•lll,d that he had bees swindled. w re siemexaminatioa the witness maid that he seat the t ow In • regidsted letter in Pewee dialer notes. The other primmer, 13arthe, was then placed at the bor. Wag a the defence. The prioc U fa ant the prisoner eonsiebed of the s nowy obtaioiod from the Bishop of Hildersheim, and the preoulars have .heady appeared, and all that was done on this 'swim wee to a nd he 'correspondence that poised h oem the prime the bishop, which has also Vtw cheques for 101. each sent by the bishop to the were pat is and identified. They were endorsed =ramie et el Mallet sad Oa, w hich wee one of the pre bo lsi Ares p forward by the prisoner. • Weelea case spinet s aid that this completed t he Oa* be should ask him to commit the primer upon AV bad already been gone iota *step the L e g said that be should commit the prisoner tbe lotFt of the C e ntral Criminal Court. le p . Rift asked for the premier to be admitted to bail, ti n the teatioa primaused. • oder two were them formally remanded, seed i t is that at the nest examination the whole ale will be rempleted. CLIIRKRNWRLL. CI3IIIOCS CHOWS MUMMY! • naisamovaa-Ar-r.Le. Those& Pearce Mealy, a barrister-at-law, of 14, Penton ioah,.._bitegoon, was appre h ee ded on a warrant by Police o,- Iglo 100 N, one of the warrant damn of the racharged with unlawfully damaging a ceiling, the Nairn emot es of Hr. Remy Richards, a watchmaker and alma uth reisllev . dr. Rieketts, solicitor, of Frederick-street , Gray's-inn. *eke prosemteLOrme The &Indent bad resided in the house f or six • e mapying the first floor. On the 2nd of a sad far some days before, the tenant in noble be• mom above was alarmed by knockings at the M I h u e s ad by the table moving. The landlord of the house. . by two witosesess, went to the door of the is room, sad on knocking the defendant opened tip s limber. At that timehis clothes were covered with white. t" qn kg, sad it was seen that boles bad been made in the ceiling, Poem ▪ is was swore in evidence that the ceiling was so Cando mieged that it would test 31. to repair it. It was deo Ira pee 01014 that the delentiast did BM allow imam in tbe room fihYit ina pt himself. Hese Tie defendant did sot deny the char g e bat con t en d e d that if die landlord hat any remedy it wee by civil action. Si. Barker dienieeed tbe mammon'. MARLBOROUGH -STREET. 11E11001111JOBY TllllOOOll • DIWIII[II3I ORP/111 /WM NIA Oi 11, Peartraeotreet, St. Luke's, carman, gars Pipe, 61, City-road, timekeeper, ▪ cußia Hanalei, of 7, Langtonatreet, St. Luke's, bidolayer. were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being Trask sad incapable of driving shores sad coot in Piccadilly, lhe evidence of Wm Matheson, 149 0, said that at a late boa leat night be maw the three defeedeate c o l lision horse and s o goes along The cart came in with ▪ l aid* • fere inside, knocked the driver a the box, and wee so much hurt that be was obliged to be takes to St. osetsora of pital. The defendants, who were ell drank. en out the cart sls wawa to Mr. Tyrwhitt the constable said Neal was ories d at the time. - Belida be was very sorry for what had warred. He Wadi pay for any 'image be had done. TM other defendant& said they had received • very se vere &kin; by Mug knocked oat of the cart. Mr. Tyrwnita said he should order Neel to And two bail Is la cabmen r • week, so that they might see the result d doe cabmen's injury. The others, considering they hod s were shaking, and were at driving, would be fined ss. ma. Branum BY A HOT. 0454er Cromwell Heck. eight years old, ohargral with t=eurotlim little boy. awn ed Matthew Collier, with • e knife, wee egam brought up. The evidence of • little gut who wee manias • publis her, in Ardee-Mmet, Croat Wiodmillatreot, red sew the C om me alter Collier *ad stab him with • hide, Laving Matthew CoUier, the injured boy, said he gat on a chalk auk made by the TALMO% The prisoner the• called him a maw sad afterwards ran after him and stabbed him is yMirk. r. Tyrerbitt asked Collier whether it was true that be bad pricked the prisoner with a needle, se it had bees stated that he bed by the primer's father Collier rid it was not true, sad that he never touched the primmest all. Mr. Tyrwhitt the real way of dealing with the oar me to rod it to the serious. He could not think of dealing with such a esdects eme, althoogh with so young a rad. The primmer was ooly eight years old ; but there was an old maxim of law that malice sup plied sgs. The smart was altogether an unprovoked me. He had asked the boy (Collier) whether be had pricked the prisoner with a needle, which had been averred by the prisoner's father, and the boy mid it wee not Woe. The case showed whet sort of proms there were in Lemke. It was &melancholy thing that such a case should be triad, but it must he tried like other eras. A boy of eight had stabbed soother boy with a shoemaker's knife wordy baser the boy bad spat on his sheik mark. He fell it quite right that the primmer should be impriered. as it sista tbe means of his Minare tersehool sad improved. It rowel what wort of people the pner me among, and whet sweat example was set him. when hie father came Was his (Mr. Tyrwhitt) and stated that which was not hr. He believed it was the fault of the parrots in net rarching proper control over the prisoner that the boy was is Me a position. He would, however, reurad the boy for smother week. The father me about to &dame the magistrate when be wee ordered to leave the court. SOUTHWARK. 001MCTIOW Or A BRACE Or 15/31OPTIVTEM Ana King and Ass Miller, well.dressed females, were breeglit before Mr. Woolrych, by Lewoome, 31,3 11, and Alday, 167 H, detective offerers, charged with stealing 140 reds of printed calico, worth upwards of 3/., the property of Hues. Holland sad Soo, the extensive drapers and silk molars, Hewrgtopearieway. Legrooms said that on Saturday night betweea 7 and S he was on duty with Alldivy. in Newington-causeway, in plata clothes wbenbe maw primmer loitering about the shops in a very suspicdoes manor. They entered sevend between Stooepend and the Elephant and Castle, but came out immediately without making say purchases. He watched their actions narrowly, and at last he saw killer enter the shop of Messrs. Holler and Son closely followed wi tch oo moanion. nee then maw the former prisoner up a heavy bundle of printed calico, pat it node, her cloak, and ra n out with it. As she was crossing the road with it, the bundle being toe heavy for her fell into the mud, and the witness secured her end took her into custody. Allday, the other detective oilier, corroborated his nary, and added that as soon u the other prisoner dropped the bundle Kiog attempted to get away, but he secured her and took her to the station house. Mr. John Laney, one of the prosecutors' assistants, ides- tilled the four pieces of printed calico produced. messurim rout 140 yerde, and worth upwards of 31. He caw the property sefe inside the doorway about half.past 7. Mr. Woolryeh sake/ the prisoners whether they had anything to say in answer to the charge. Miller laid she was guilty, and world take all the blame, sad King told his worebip that she knew nothing of the other, or the robbery in question. They were perfect greasers to each other. Lowcome proved their connexion with each other, having watched them for more than en hour, King here pleaded guilty. when Mr. Woolrych had no doubt as to their corns:km as practical shoplifters. They had both pleaded guilty to the which wee dear as possible against them , there. Poe= es should sentries each of them to six months hard labour. WANDSWORTH. PAYING 1 , 01 Robert Muss, an excavator. was ehargod before Mr. Ingham with a breach of the railway law. John Whittingbam, porter at the Clapham Station of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, said the prisoner arrived la a trate with a ticket from the Borough.road to Brixton. He refused to pay the extra fare. 21, or to give his name and address. He resisted being detained. and he was given into custody. Prisoner—l know I refused to pay the fare. Mr. Ingbam—Why so? Prisoner—l doa't know why. I went to sleep and rode es far r Clapham before I awoke. Ingham—Well it is sot so bad as not takiog a ticket Mall. (To the porter)—Did be tell you he went to sleep Witeees—He did not, sir. He gave no reaun for reran lag to pay the fare. Prisoner—Yes, I did, and you said I must pay for sleep h t. Ingham—lf you cannot keep awake you must pay for sleeping. It was very foolish of you. it I did not think you were a foolish fellow I should have imposed • hevey Penalty. You must pay 55., or be imprisoned for four days se a caution to you. Us prisoner paid the money and wee liberated. s. I M. W.IW. 5.8. W. N.N.L. WAR. B.W. o 0.10.6 44 ✓ 0.11,6 IS ✓ /124 T 6 10 - - re 0.12 1 1 re 060 6 100 or 0.t6 f re 0.463 IL 00 0.66 3 IL IQ 0.71 4 34 or 0.61 4 IS ro 0.08 4 re CU • N o 0.76• M. re 016 6 N. ro 0.11 - or 0.65 • LS or 0.53 1 31 ✓ 0.85 6 86 doW I 1 10i 111 15 to 1; Lion Brewery, 14 to 11 prem. ; awl Atlantic Telegraph Bight per Cent. Preference, 14 to 11. The shares of Oversold, Gurney, sal Co., were again in great demand, and had risen at the close to 7to prem., being 15s. higher than oa Saturday. The shares of Smith, Knight, and Co., showed increased heaviness, and are now quoted 11 to 9 die. per 501. share, with 101. paid. The Electric Telegraph Company's stock ruled about 2 per cent. better. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertaking , ' are as follows : ' Trans-Atlantic Steam, par to 1 prem. ; Allan! Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 14 to 24 prem. ; Ulan- ' c hants Company, par to prem. ; London ant A us tralian Agency Company, to 14 prem ; Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 1 to 14 prem. Amertcan securities were depressed in the morn- • ing, in consequence of th e peremptory despatch' e'leged to have been addressed by the United State , gove rnment to France. A check was also given br . the high rates of " continuation" required at the . present settlement. A large speculation for the rise being stall outstanding in die 5.20 Bonds, as much as per cent. " continuation " was paid oa them at the conclusion of the settlement —this iai, equal to no less than 25 pet cent. per annum.' These bonds however, after being dealt in as low' as 66, closed at 674 to 4, being qu ite as high as on' Saturday. Brie Railway shares left off at 68 W /,' Saturday. higher ; and Illinois Central at 831 to 84, t , being 4 NINIIB.-4THIB DA _ Two o'Ctoce. In the mining market to-day, the dealers are , almost exclusively engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and quotations is most in. stances are unaltered. Cli ff ord Amalgamated, and Corn Camborne shares a re in demand, while South Condurrow and Chiverton show flatness. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Olifford Amok gemmed, 191 to I ; Chiverton, 9k to I ; North Chiverton, 325. 6d. to 375. ; South Duren, 375. Ede to 40s. ; West Condon, 9 to I ; Chiverton Moors, 6to ; and South Condurrow, 21 to 4. Cobre Copper shares have advanced; and Frontier and Bolivia Gold are inquired for. At North Chiverton meeting, held yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 124/. 15s. 4d.. A call of 4a. per share was made. The ICapunds. Mining Company have received /saviors to 26th August last. The quantity of ore raised in June was 182 tons of 19} per cent. average produce, equal to 31 tons of pure copper, exclusive , of 100 tons of sulphur ore for flux. The quantity. raised in July was e stimated at about TA tons" Since the date of the last advises, 47 tons of eoppee had been shipped. ---- TOMMEBOIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTO(THISN k CORN MARKETS, DA Y.) (nom an ome eozamemierr. , (IT mmeraw aim nermuremmam. amasesere.) • Corroir.—The market strong. Wm 15.000 hides. Onion —Pi haat figm. Floor gds., at former Mr.' Indian oars 9 d. lo wer. Beans Dea ltamd. O•ta mad me.; meal dell. MINOING-LANE.--(THIS DIY.) Wass—The markat boa opened vary Andy, sad Prime, role in sellers' favour. The Ovate salsa include 200 bans Cube, No. 134, at 4fts. ; boxes of Havannah. No. 114,. at 38s. 6d. ; 8,000 bags at eloped Mean* at 34.. 61. to 355. 2000 bags of Mauritius, brows and pay, 325. 6d. to 35a. sd. ; crystallised, 386. 6d. to 425. , Refined dried gooda • oontinue quiet. For Peons there is an active demand. °orris —No public wiles were hold today; privately is s greet m arket et umbers& rates there Tan. —Low piriosd new bailees and Amines are I. i st quest at foil rates. The public miss ars progressing w ast& cheer. R er um.—No salsa reported. 8P1C28.-80 mess of moos sold at ls. to la 4d.; 160 trace of moan tiger at the advanced prim of 107 s. 6d. for first and 100 s. for mouldy ; oleo small pumas of Beard ginger at 26e. 6d., and black pepper at the previous curs: rimy. Rws.-10,000 bees of Iteugeou sold et Ils. 3d., and 600 tees of now whits Bengal at 15s. 6d. Corm!. —Tbe dereitad i• lees ,bat prices an 44. to id. pee lb. above thins of Worley: Hamm —A purest of good roping Rosins cold at 421. lunic.o.—Dearab s qualities continue is brisk »quart, but ordinary parcels have sold with leas sp irit , at last week's • prices. TALLOW MAILS ET.--THIS DAY. The motetma see quoted as fellows Petersburg Y.C. o the soot, 4ft. ; December, Ws.. " b u yers e , January, 60s. 61 ' buyers f' March. 510 - "buyers." SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade st the tet-i lag prime :—Prims clover, from 115 e. to 128 a ; iciest's? ditto. 100 s. so 1108.; rime bay. ira. to 105 e. ; leferisr: ditto, 801. to 90a ; /11111, rft. to 38e. PEOriNcuz RRAEZ MARKETS. PREFERENCE BEARE& Griot Weston, original 5 par met redeem we 10 2 i. Natal Easters Ooaeol. 44 par amt. redee, 971. FOREIGN ItkILWATS. Wails Easton Jape**, Great Laren:Warr, 154. 15. Ratite aad Baa Empalme (Exalted), gaaraatabd 7 per cent., 14. Ban Paulo (1i ird) guarantee& 7 per esat., 171 & ••• --e-- LlvemPOols OM Ma-WM Dew. 101-Gre 9l , East rn„ ea I-Lancashire tailitteirshruratallie, 13-Lw&n sad. North Western. 1241 f-ledfalo sad Lake Huron. 6-Orese Western of Canada, laft.lll -Wa s 67k 11 -Vilna a Central. ON 4-United Metes SAO Seeds, SO I aa 4.-floratel's Banking Caw. ploy (I..indtael. t p.-Eastent Ushanifq Bask (Lissited), 11-16 a. (1.-Albion lilatine (Limited). 1 el-ianosshir• bantam*. 1 p. Q 114•11 Insomaca. P.-Norldn=llB47.-fleitisla Utah ilsemetle Telegraph. 801- d.-.. 11, Exchange, 1(34-National Steam (Limited), IR d. gregrepogsg., Off. la-The Whams tremeated In this Tows marine herlay included Birmingham Bank el 891 : Dirmakhoin sad District Bank at lb : afeirepolikaa Medway Cortege and( Wages at 91 ; ditto, third bene, at I dia Booth Stalbedalire, Waterworks, at 7i.. g et Leawood Canal and Or Coal at 61 U . die. Worcester shares were inquired for at I prem. The astUloZ day for Thomas Adams sad is flied for the reds inst. Merin ••11111.41 4 4111(112B174 002. 18.-Trifes Ilionsslly_were . ast2 . a moderate buoinses vet dose. Grose w cetera. 88; 4 lilt CeutraL MI Se k ( 1 1 614 1-Lamerliddre and Itorkahlea s lilt to; -litanehester. Wheld, a..d Linewheicro. hi , 11- - if etropoileut.ll 6 I 111-111dleads 111 I--lfelr York and hie. ST C , 8-South Means. /10k-Thaates and ilifes_sy , Marine lueorsace (Limited). 8 1.16 ii. p.-Vetted Mates 60/ TOM' Sonde, eat I ge -gsegredesed, be - Whitahavea mad rieusgs. IL Dolma, Ocr. Di-Three per Oent. Camas asi-New Three. per Cent. aweek, 97197-Ditto, for new aessuok Nov.B. 871 a k -Natiooal of Liverpool (Limitok ll_OL Pe1d).. 17 -Beek of lire- ( land (100 L paid). Till -National Mai (301. psid). 710 I k Mtge , Certlarate quarter nen (T 1 pail). 19rk, Rladnork. aag Passage (all paid.) 81-nreat Sosaern emit Western (1001. paid), trik-ilidbma Greet Waiters (sal paid). WI-Cubits sad Drogheda. Me pee Cent. Oosvaelibles redeemable USK 24k id-- Great Southern and Wester& Tour per Cent. perpetual (all paid', 93. - MorDaT Evsenna Consols, which closed on Saturday at 891 for President Geffrard of Hayti has recently bought, the Bth November, opened this morning at 89 to 1, from the United States the gunboat Galatea, which be sad closed at 891 • ' buyers." For money the last win add to his little navy. price was 881 to 89. The official business report it Despatches were received yesterd.iy at the Colo es follows L.—Three per Cent. Cl for money, Di&i•OffiCe from the Gosersom of the kfannsius. Nam], the Bahamas. New Zeeland, Boeth Amtrak, Victoria Tee. 88_ ,1 /, / ; ditto, for account, 89, 1 ; Three per Cents. mania, Melte, Gibraltar. end Goode. Despatches WOES Reduced?, 871 1 86 it 87 1 i ; New Three p er Centa " met to the Goveroose of the West theila Islands, and Bd. 87, 1, riot, 87g ; India Mock, 219 ; ditto Five per cry Oelu a Cent. Stock, 105 , 104 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 98. leisunhovsui.—ln no other country i n the work % Indian government securities were quiet. The we believe, does the won practice ob of loakinOis , March Exchequer Bills were la. better, at 7s. to many small hams& of verdure and cultivations the ago , g c . di e . ; w hile the June r ecovered about, ga... hack sea of bogs and desolatioa. Nay, not o I. theres; closing at 10s. to sa. dis. ' of proportioo between the garden and the wilderness; __,_ but the pram) is °Poste** diet oat of eight—not wide Mexican Bonds of 1864 were depressed , owing, hedges oi , oh m , b as pe a ix.ipod, wails, which often .. to the statements from Amer'ea already referred to, meanderieg for miles is Itidai . . 0 as to stirs' and fell 1 per cent., but the reduction in the Old the reeds beside them to double their length. Bonds was only 1. The Italian Loon of 1865 de. At last the wayfrzer iceelies • rand gateway. with volt peen great °lined } per cent. ; and New Granada and well-swept swine sad g g ritododeadrons end ' bonds, 1. On the other band , Spanish Passive uhur ,,,,,,„ s ,„l S D , a nd e l ms ca d b„saas nth Asir .. ex all m Within is imatitti I park iwb Bonds and Certificates were in demand, and rose 1 b r andies drearier richly to the pound. Creteide there is a to i per cent. Other stooks closed much the same miserable village. comemed of • hundred mud-hemde, as on Saturday. huddled together like the bats el the Fellah•Attsbe, bunt ' The New Brazilian Loan (the scrip for which has out ofd slime of the Nile. The park Is a green velvet robe, illage is a miserable draggled skirt appended been ready for delivery for some days past), was last thereto. Let vs enter one of them eabine—eon one of the quoted 3 to 5} i tem., being the same as on * a t o 1 worat, or se those of Coensaght, eftee barely five feet day. The Erie Railway Loan closed ad 2* to f . !Aga, Dor yet such delis es me bees semi in Donegal, w prem. the door was a heap of decaying _seaweed replaced by h i boat ot There is still little business in bank shares. wretched inhabitants es they to crawl in or out their abode. We would ,pest as ordinary Irish cabin at Barned's Bank, Imperial Ottoman, and London „ m a and t h a t c h, with eve room a g ?we, le the ~,,, may Bank of Mexico and South America were quoted , he. Look at it, and say whether ft he shame or only a rather lower ; while Merchant Bask shares have lair, and whether the tendrils of those pestle fictions which slightly improved. cleats , round a home ean cling Ott tbeeellash mud wells. It As regards the shares of the financial conipantes," !I. abandoned:Toitettirottbi Pisa Credit Fourier and Mobilier were again in demand, , • few doss. loge elf nine from the forest har e d by, prohobly and rose 28 - ed- i while Imperial Mercantile Credit eo•ta less o build pan the cable. But eoespez• the tee were a little more offered. The -closing quotations t —the chalet (isi - oar in the menoter valleys of Um, were ea follows :—lnternational Finamcial, 11 Ito . Vaadni, or gm Valais). with its at mswi s % plot of heal to 'et Z t fa in a prem. • General Credit, 1/ to 2 preen. ; Loo- its l ittla . ii at an who dwell m y Teuh • don Finan cial,: 7to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile .. rp ,f,,2 7 : 1 1,0 ami d . . sa d t h e si t w e ehb w ith It, ' Credit, 21 to I Pre=. i Credit Fourier and ! wall halt whitemented, i ts *am 'taw staal vilk Mobilier, 5 3-16 to 5-18 prem. 1 some were cu germeot. Is whif'd== National Discount shires ware last quoted 10t that of • 001 , 4 1 1• 01 . with 6 lb assk to i prem. ; Joint Stock Dimwit, 11 to 1.1 cis ; rtbia•utittlitett 41 " i l b i1 t,2 1 . 1 as lbsilsaii sill 1 EgYptian Trading. li to 1 din - Ott c ' man Se e r' tin bed. = g i s t is* sow tles"' isaboTas7llla * ' 8 " 1 " i Giainalet 2 1 to S pram. ; 1 1 : 140 : 41 e 0 &II stn wily a lair? Praso r s llispastesikeseobss. • .. • . 4 • . .'3 u,.:. ~.,.r.., . . • esd , ,- • mimmiiilloll IGENCE• .Y.) KRICIPTCY. mar Goolburn.) I: - ;I - lloyisshgr7. aka and discharge, Th e I which than is pram, Aid alliguis; window aim that in a can of lii at ban appabas& • becalm there vote us tecastly tome in id i r m2lll. them. Y • domestic serroot, Dobte 1241., rod to as artioa for beeieh the beelenut soh* hoesoicesper, at Brigitte % ae• Th whist herr Thuvet avatars,. t bad oaly two maga, opposes obe may tab* he u • commercial treaelyr. • wart with debt. of 801. abrupt had only one midi, by the bankrupt a as t i y Po:towed money from Ins stated that ha had owed me Nimbi It Whet Be had Biro Lean dis as ittiag lodes /ix wont feature et the Call le he had bat hi mimetic% dos for • farther lee, the r. sod reproesoted that be ilb•r property. Re ProPesed at repreeestatios. mese, as he could sot, wader apt for freed. k m, to go forth to the oodd to palish • dead robbery, . rested sham that seer vie Tenor call your winsome. r acimainid, Mated int la tr or aay kind, but his wife Nut...bringing her in 354. pa to her lan husband. DR he did. Did not hoe d. Thought it vas in 18611. on are married? (Laughter.) A der.) The furniture tm lais ed not tell Mr. Reed, tbs hat be bad money in the Ales told him that tbs the tondo were all is the magi.; Crack, of the lota bed, when soligaeas, stated that la 7 tot the axamiaatios al the tabo mat was one whist' . ifolzold'a wart. d. IWeeiiiiani se Mgbole. Ha whiok propera! WU MU se Aiee were prioolpslly ta Te &rapt as a shareholder la Ha ognOlui7. lee of opposition, granted the estnr Roche.) . .ed — ai; merchant and boot tidings, Mediu( in partner. it Sydney. New South Wales. weditor's petition. The joint .21. ; no accoust of the users Wad that they are inanely in Debts to the amount aided the following creditors vent , William Somerville, leather' r. and Mr. Samuel Theme, -street An allowance of 41. apt E. SESSIONS. I DAY.) In, Assistant Judge.) ASSA U LTS. Rhinos Banker, VOA indicted hi , and also for assaulting sad 6 *Roo sergeant ia the mewls. lame, said sines his wife had Is, the had neglected bar do. ted that he was aggravated le ring stabbed the sergeant, tad • ne woke*, it was vary likely it iy were struggling together. Der Guilty, but one of theta said entitled to mercy, as the smanlk • under aggravated circumstances. • he could not think that wee the As jury, for it was show■ that strike his wit* with a chair, la ,d two months' imprisonment fee r. He admitted that this wee as. aggravation was against the pd. our. The sentence on him was d kept to bard labour for twelve LE LIM TICKET 01.-ISLVC XAIL , hawker, a determined-10 0 kb( II bar indicted for breaking laQ se of Walter David Child, and , wpans and other articka, Talcs , so stealing therein two oasis and roperty of Alfred Birkett. It guilty, dd he lived at No. ft, Oatame• and on the night of the was coming horns, he raw . r man jump off the +embitter rut attar the prisoner and kasee sad begged yardoe far= use afterwards got away. Upon bus witness found that they bad adow. The things (produced) worn tete tied tip in a bundle. res 4 te) aid he beard • ery of " stop tbiefr . waling violently with the prosess. t kook him iato custody. fence, said he went into a field foe 'sensor saw him ; but it weak! be get sway, u he was • ticket 4.6 help fur him. rid the prireq had_,foT- 11061.09 of penal iiirritnie for foil: somber, 1862, when be (Sergsadr tweeter. he wee tried at the Osw•-" I orovieted of burglary. Tbh reti. thin a hundred yards of the ghee! iommitted. ked the primmer if he had anythillij ; what can I my ? re a tiolortA 9 in piecing sentence. said the roes character, and as a metope* de had had no effect neon hen, the pen him now was that , he be MI6 years. LICE COURTS. HIS DAY.) ISION-HOUSE. I BY TOIZIONIRS.-001011/711. Ot r TSB ?MONIES. Kim Joiarciain, his soidissht srifo, wore this morning s pi n broos/A for further exmaioatioci. rare first ptscsd sr the b&r. tad for the prosecute" and owe. werlT completed against the plri• anatotog links befog ' supplied Sods, J posros who had been Wooded . - oritostrra. A that he wee s vrio, soapier, sai Walsh Frani& Oa the 2801 of mg Lest Is the Trevor Gazette offerint• English company in Loodoa, eid be the supposed fi rm of Rbobelet Fitaray-equare, Aeries hie "Wile& ted the 31st of May, is which bs was .• Lied of him would be to parehme wig* ! sec products of his coun try ibst 1 , 11 0 .; ifferent foreign ocrautrias which *we , g theta Atomics (North sod Smith" r sr treat as to say that so the of greet importaaos isqeirle,"=.o! ',portability. lie seat some refer.' afterwerds hi rewired eseacsr`; nal style, headed " EzlWS lti°ll . rots Oraftma•street, In which bean - adaohdlitratiooeagniash I. bed appointed him as their WO a • year, payable monthly, sed that Ire . t thalami for payment of 111 601 . 6 1 11 1 . 2 ea He laid ho accepted the iflo s•r " • ITIT. DATIM. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1865. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE tit MAOISM ISLII2101.) BROMLEY ILEITING.-(THIS DAY.) BROILLICY CUP. Mystery, Dose Brows, Bekaa. Freesteee, sod Jessie sr* hoe. KENT OPEN HANDICAP. Sly Fez, Daubloon, The Row. Baiakeel, sad Zodiac its here. Pal o Fosion.—Arhooott. Moabite, sad Paktum - - - no STEEPLECHASE PLATE. Sly Fol. Shuttlecock , Geaseeek,Rapture, Betsy Baker, Objected, Coseces, Done Brows, sod The Lee are here. HUXLEY STAKES. Usher, lAdy Warwick, Busch, Ls Pique, Hester Shutt, sad Katherine are twee. SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Idiot, Shiite, Ace of Tramps, sad Irish Boy are here. aIIER EXPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TvErDAT, Oefoiin 17, S A.M. A I T.I W. 19.61 1 44 LILL MID isall4; 19.31 61 W.&W. 66 . —l 54r ea W..— 16.10 54 W.N.W. nos WA 63 W. ii st e. : 45 65, w. W &W . . tort.— 0.65 67 1 W. eft mils ll 18 B.W. mouSh WM 54 W.N.W. s 29. ss 66 W.B.W. ealla 19.41 7.6, B. womb. 10 W6l B. Is . .15 54' 11.4. i. A.:a • — 1 6 I 7 8 I 1 mama ergiorgeger. og NORTB2I,II 111 , 1111 DAT. 8.7. to S.W. and N.W.. DUN& S.W. to N.W., strong, 16. pko at Intervals, squally, unsettled. r. with rate. &W. to N.W.. 10•11 a. WORM& W.B.W. to N.N.W. go . with squalls, la places strozzlh squall% ik to ,shewers. N. sir:to W.N.W., 90II9ggail. B.W. to N.W. strong gs. varylog f *am fresh to to moderate, with ii. 3 4: 44 a gale, rain at times. showers. 1. , B.& to &W. and N.W . unman. B.W. to N.W. and N., in :t% to trash, with 'WHIM aqua W. an' iOO settled. 111, Neetbsen=gootland. Westerw.lrdata. Wales, and adla- 9 eenclea. Southern=h a Chrei rth and Deg al Blew. 94, Easteraragatword Bea. it ga. 180011. 1.0. 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II British loam Tea (L) "la Me C itan an at= .1 1 11.0111 10 v(I ) SAO ID Ceylon °moans 1111 Dltio A shwas 1,010 111 en/ of Loodouß.Prol I ,1)(1 110 of lillan Isopro.( 10 , 10 • 01 Yaw, Oss (P I 1 000 moo lAs.l 000 IS Oolamindaltraion3' I • 10 Don. of AttlosaNan COO 10 Oolmolidatod Dia.— 11 400 10 uontineatal Un.o 1 % MO 10. Oontrao6Corporatioo( 00 II 00[1.1L1ag.,Pre6. 0 114 6 . ' • 10 Q. f0rie.40416. ol ...JO IS Do. of Yaaepl.e Oa) • 11101111161 K 0100151 Palma . 101,111101. Ot. Do. Postitiand, ~ t MAUL IL D. I . et.=lll6o. 7,000 SO Dail ( 10.0 1 .10 •• 18,000 10 kaniarn Arm Tog ) 10,000 10 Lludialnad.CAlln L. 11 60,000 10 Z. India hell. d Canal 1 4 10, 60 sbbw Vale lt 100.000 11•10110•Oanselant(L 4 IMAM le. limed* Telegrack • • 1 . 4 sd 10, 6 lag. andLanOopper Ol 10,000 10 ling.and rorgintandli 10,000 100 itsgdidnoUlanbiarta.lL 16,000 ralrbaini Inginaerins. 76,000 10 Financial Corporation. Mad 15 financial Discount (L) 110.000 11,1 fooe4o. Warehouse (L. 10,000 10 0•111vaas (Liontod) ll 360,000 10 11.tntitifttliii.olLoo.( 1 01,001 li Kum Navigation 11 10,1100 60 lioroadiZoloolai Ana.) 6,000 10 Hoag Kong &China Gas d 110,0111 110 lindmonn Da: WAS 60 Hamann bon Worni(l) 11 100,030 60 Imm.SlNse.Glinsa. (L.) ad 10,000 I WM& Decrying (Lbs.( 60000 SO bdonisaloaid 1 160,010 NI taiseim&fiatua c tort i 10 LotarnatLand ,001 01 Italian Land. 1 001 lisilaalsrig. (Ow Oay.l 11 , COO 100 162.6 p. o. Nan r. 1670 al too 16 Sa1s6111•01Dbosnot(LI 1.1 MO 60 Lind locaritini (Um.) i 00 U Lond. Algoma Tea 11 10 U Load.andeal•don.ll. l 70 15 Lon.Ooinitylitod&l 1 M 6 Ling.o6Mrtalising. Si • 011 Lind. nun. haw ) 11 0 6 lOod.O. Omnibus 0L , 60 LondAolaagiog.Co(l, 60 Load.. Malian, &otitis.. 11 N Lond.Xar ;b l iii lsoo Lia l s ant 11 1 110 tand.Pio 10 Nadir Dolga. d; 02=11 11 I's is — I t tko.f!l $ 2I U4O •-• 10 114 117 is 114 117 g 101 Pll2 — 14 811 0 11 = 11 / 14! 14 48 11 1 444 12 4 tOM 16 (I r 4 6 1 1 111 n 2 182 . 4 8411110 Sidi+ 11 01. 111 = - f. Edo .4. 1 12810 S 414 UM 2 11 pm 46 26 8 6 1 a 7 Oa = 01 161 1 In 10 111 14 dip I Se S4J n 14 14 8 s 1 P 10 4 4144 l 6 1418 a li 10 03 z " fort ✓I 11 11 118 02 46 to 9 442: zo 9 to 1 411 ' 1 10rn 7,8g4 86 toc — inosey I ioi; a 7lt 8 If Al t Pit Ut dl it to 11 9 die 16 St -. 8 BOs t LO 11 1 lit= 9db 1 Idb .- ii - 0 Do. - Ili Marine Inveatmegt(L) 11.....0e0 .7 re M ilaari edli. Si llte 9A W IS. 6'4 .11 I L L 11 10.000 1 60 Merchant Shipping • f 16,000 to itiliwalilf.L,LaboggL 64.000 60 Millwall ken Warta. 14600 10 Natal land&CoLO. (1. 041011 10 Nguema Dia. Coca. (L 10,000 IS riatloga)Prov. SAN DlO B ili 31•61onalgteant Nay. 4000 arbaddatiogi gi L' 0.030 01 Do. New 10,000 16 N.Zestand LaILAg.L smog 6 N.Bealaad 1.1L0w,,L 15,000 10 Nor th enagarainTar(L) !MOO 10 Do. B ig7 1761. N.Brit. A aatraladan(L, ii au° 00 00.Brig,tMarcen.1.1.11 1000 10 1101 , 10og Teo. (Limited) 10011 U oweaa, Manna ,luatus. .5 10 eiriegial Oornmorcial(L. W 50 OrianglitnanctaliLlm. 1 1 3),0 0 50 N 6 Oriental Sas (Limited) I 30.000 6 Do. Slew 40 000 le . . Ogaggni ) 1 20001 10 Otago is sithlandltrvist. 16,500 15 Megan Oorepsny (L.) 10. .. 50 Otterega Ituaucias EL, 1 10,000 g Mimosa Gas (asolte4) al 100..00 go Overend,Gorney,Co (L 1 37,500 10 renamatt.M.ateara(g 10 114 g DO. So._,. 25.000 10 Do. Now 1616.606 1 IR. Peel/Liv.IADS4IIIhg(L) It SON go reghtsgar aO. Seam i sgoco se Dada 1(5w.. 1 17,000 15 d e : , L. D.. M. 41 ,000 80 Um I 10 10, u . New 18, • u 611 e I. City I anprov. (L ) 10,151 si Mtge ditto .—. . . 10,500 10 Rio Janeiro Gas (Um ) al WU • Sallitearg. .. 0 100,0001. R Scut, Agatrgluveat. "No go ignth, Knight. &Co ll Noes, gg inelrigae. , Trarrot•L 1 11 14001 IS I. Mitsui 111. *la (1., 1 u. 111 66111111 ggetrallan Lind . a mow it. ' • Tilispigi— is 1 uo. scrip 87.600 16 rel.Constroc.llfatiglL 1 100.000 U TharaegtMereey la.(Li 7, U Trinidad TeDeSllll (L) 87.600 10 trust&ggesegulgag,g , 60,000 10 r. d 1.. 0.1. orlJ. Canada 140,000 SI Iligglarbe of Uver.(L. 80.000 6 Unltrall.Teleg.o6.(l g 0,000 10 UniveralLariga Dra.(L 11,000 10 I:l=ka nigres(Ling ve i 0,000 10 MOO OS Vas Dleman'a lead.. 1 ISOM 10 Sorrens lhaeweelLis. e l 1 go. go Wenbadht&Pacillag. 10 s isr !l oh L A toe al *I 15 4 4, dt. T 1 5 adu iPs l I dig a Hi se le 14e Si se 6 f 4!* DEBINI'I7 II I ii i :0:1 I 1 Par —• 11 re ilwa "' uti i ai as si u 19 1 1 dig par I 18 19 px.l 8 •-: to I 9 . !.'l 1.6 61 — -- 1 Per Do " II i l lia li pst I IS 7 6 416 6.2 the 1 611 6 ! "ii i jail M se a 1 ii IT 1 si be WI si lag sesi 2i i liau T 47 Om - 117 119 • 11111 __ _ i , ffi iffi ; ifau 10 9 8 1 611 11 a 10 II u p 3 16 16 1 3I slips Min 1 1 11:: 1 fps ▪ I 1141, IPa 6j▪ * 1 0= 16 IT * lei I dim 1 1 pal tas. I IMAMS. toF,01; 84. 01.11010.4p.5.1iar.i049. 100 OMNI 0.10001.,4p.0.Jan.etJ oily 100 HMO BL p,dAus. &July. . 1400 6110001 K tano.dlig.4p.o.Jaaotity 100 .6110.00 u, 04. Loo.DrlA.4p.o.Jauilly 100 101013 Bt. L&N.01.49.4..100.&111 1 7 1 00 MAO M. Do. Si p.o..loa.etJoly 141 100,710 1.11115.W.,/p.e.los.&laly 100 Illolaool,ap.o..lso.lasly lw 21. X. BAUM. IS. P. al). 11.. 4p. ot., lob. 100 011,431 aooaly 100 •• • • IL fkocli.L.Oe.ko.soet. too s oo Y 9 101 98 sa 98 98 95 95 96 1111 N li SHARE LISTS.-(TR18 DAY.) Tut Esurrax Ifeisszanut—The Great Yarmouth boats have been prosecuting the herring fishery with variable mom. Some boats have already realised 4001.. while abaci have only realised 501. Prices have fanged at from a& to P2l. per last. At Lowesto 31. ad. to as. 10d. per 100 f 132). ft prises base ranged from The following is the text of the abolition ordi sense passed in the Alabama Gonventiois on the 22nd Be it ordained by the people of the state of Alabama in am:mention amembled, that as the institution of shivery bas hoes destroyed in the state of Alabama. bereafter thee* stall be neither slavery nor involostary servitude is this slate otherwise than for the punishmait of crime, whereof the party shall be duly convicted. And be It further ordaiesd that the coestitutioe be arseaded by stalking oat IS provisions in relation to slaves sod slavery. Aid be it farther ordained that it shall be the duty of the Waldbaum gin seat smoke to per each laws is will protect the freed Ines of this state is the full enjoyment of all their lights of person and property, and gaud them and the Mite against all evil that may seise from their sudden emancipation. P 4. I 144.WAY4. wiw. ll LLL LW. &LI. &L W. &W. LAW. B.S.R. Mr. Jae. Oaird sends from the Hague an account e gt of the measures adopted by the Dutch government in deal- . ing with the cattle plague. Its oommenceraent in Holland, be says, is °lastly traced is a largo of cattle retussed from 1116 England (the price having been: deemed unbinds- 11 1 tory) in the beginning of August. Thoth animals were die- at tributed among the pastures near Schiedam, sad in the 5 neighbourhood of Rotterdam. The most successful treat. a meet is said to have been by homeopathy. This has been le practised by two Belgian practitioners, who volunteered et . . their services to the Dutch government. By them 50 per N. cent. of the L anais which wen sick Rea been eared. By 111. . the other treatment 25 per cent. have recovered.' About gs 1,169 G&W* have died, and 674 have bees slaughtered. 90 Mr. Wendell Phillips, the well-known abolitionist T 4 S ) leader, writes to a friend at Manchester :—•'Let the negro 54 vote—our public debts, state and national , will be paid. i t s Shut him out from the framshiae, and give book the us converted Southern white nee their old power, and there's greet danger we shall repudiate. I hope we stall be wise in time. but Ido not expect that we shall. I fear that Johnson 41 will deliver us, bound loud and foot. into the bonded the old ti tyrant white race of the Smith." From letter received 5it , .... recently from the United States, It appears likely that Mtn William Lloyd Garrison will visit England next saris{. 10 104 FATAL AI This OF THEIS HOUSES. — (Tale DAT.)-11s marnieg, at balf -past 8 o'clock, the front N. of the bowie N o, 171. Eastaeld-street, Limehoseakkle, a N. short distance from Stormy old church , fell into the street, 15 5 ca r r ying with it the frost walls and roofs of the two adjoin- N. tag homes , Nos. 170 and 172. The rules fell tam a child - je' n amed George Reid. aged 4 year , who was pasty . Ile ea. child was at once takers to the London Hospital by Richard too Reid, the father, but died as he was carried into the bad- us Th . The asenpants of the houses escaped without injury. 100 The houses belonged to Mr. Peter MAU, gas rate collector, „„„, 15 ° of Trainer -square, who employed a large number of me• t,7, to remove the materials of the fallen tenements. tee MIIILDISOLTS ATTACK,UPON • FLAB &CAPS CON- 100 ronrlell. —About 1 o'clock this morning a brutal attack WA 100 made on Conductor Pussy, of the Royal Soden for the li t Protection of Life from Fin,The conductor was stationed s o with his serape opposite St. Lake's Church, in Old4tellet. M. at the time mentioned when several fellows surrounded his M. watohbox and made an onslaught upon him. They pulled M. him from his box, beat him about the head, Wakened his :I' eyes, and bruised his face. They than forced him on to the ,„„ ground sod jumped epos him. They than ma o ff , but la , being kaown to the police will no doubt be speedily appre- n heeded. Poesy is so badly hurt that he is unit for duty. N. m. B OILIR EXPLOSION AT TEN New DOcirS, Bair rear. —Yesterday morshig, about 3 o'clock, a boiler of a li t e pumpieveogine at the New Docks, oaths wenn of Antrim 8l side, exploded. The canes it is believed. was the improper re feeding of the boiler. The engineer and an attendant were et. killed by the accident —the latter inth as t a neoosly. N. S HOCKIN G AOCIDENT WITH FISNARNS.--We ilk ' regret to hear of one of those sad accidents arising from the X ' thoughtless nee of firearms. It appears that a little girl se, named Mary Ann Gibson, seed eight years, of Dun marry, was en a visit with Mr. Nos, of Drorelougb, near Hillsborough, and that on Saturday last Kr. and Mrs. Nelson wont to Dromore market, leaving in the house the little girl end two servant boys (John Morrison and o),, Simnel Reynolds), aged respectively eighteen and itio twelve years. The little girl. Aso Gibson, spent the M . A afternoon with Mrs. Crory and family, and after getting .1, 00 her We, she said she would go and see if Mrs. Nelson was 1,7 . 4 ( hoese.,_and if sot she would co me beck. On her way to 10.( Mrs. Nelson's she met Repaid', and asked him If Mrs. ii,i Nelson was home yet, and he said she was not. She then 30,1 gave him the half of a cake, which she had got Al from one of the Miss Ororys at her tes, rad went home 10 . 4 with him to Mrs. Nelson's. She then said that she a r, would go b as k to Mrs. Crory's, and began to my. lAA Reynolds made mane fun with her to please her, and said INA that be would shoot her. He lifted a ran that was "tending A tl t in the kitchen, net knowing it was lorded, lied shot the little girl in the head. She died is an instant. Her friends WA, and relatives (who are very respectable) ath in great grief 41 about her. Heed-constable Id`Gieveirn and Sub-constable op . ( Steed took Reynolds into custody, sod will bring him to etki the hapset, which is to be held to-day.—Nordiern Whig. is,4 Ilium Cum:mire. —lrish children of the poorer 5 4 , classes are curiously different from their contemporaries in 74 England. A fair amount of experience in teathieg both gekr lea led us to the conclusion that the Intellectual texture oi 6,4 1 the Irish child's mind ie very much finer and more our kg creptible of impression than that of the English child of the 1 0, poverty and the too early necessity to stop learning and gi tarn to coarse field-work, it is hard to say what might not pit be made of such noble s tuff as an Irish peasant chi M„ both gm as regards intellect and moral nature. Irish children are 45. i iatellectually quicker than English Does ; they apprehend 10. i ideas more rapidly, and by the natural warmth of imagine- 5 4 , tioo form pictures of the erects and plains described to 1 7; them, which, whether true or false, are at all event' vastly tat wßhiumbe;:gveni:linfiklil:itiu.inan:y to i whosei i i wo uldsfusel ebeen corresponding p e" tfpu e ire n mebal w e. O t e i :; :l i i ctt brought hi „ h b u i en : t ak b a l a ::r : I. a i rie n little eus poorest er then is erespiteablittleetonotilbtterugSalor:h,fgraer from t r : i 1.:4 4 .. . '‘ : 41 and the beautiful, physical and moral. Describe to • clue 1 4 4 o f poor little tagged. shoeless boys and girls in a village Io,t school in Ireland, asosee among the Alps or in au eastern IV desert, and their eyes will kindle. and expressions of delight * es cape from their lips. Go farther, and tell them of deed. a 1 of heroic virtue. self=erillee, and martyrdom, and they g.j will thrill with emotion, and years afterwards, as mar and kr women, they will recall to you obi story ; and sometimes Li add how they have tried also to lead, in their humble fee,l =mom, " lives =bible," of courage and unselfishness. Bat Hei the same tale told to English boys, bow dull It fall* ! How ",,,! the heroic, e lement is all lost or misunderstood ! How the "i . i cruelty, if such there be, is inquired into with morbid and kr ugly curiceity ! We owe narrated to some Irish children At the story of the nuns guillotined is the French Revolution, ISA and chanting the re Dean to the last. Oar little audience $ 4 4 , was full of enthusiasm for tbe victims ; and some the re- I T, marked, "It was • grand death they died." We told the 0 5 same story to a class of big English boys in a city school, 6 0.0 and strove to make them feel the heroism of the martyrs, et 1 narrating the scene as dramatically as we were able. The rai boys were carious enough about the details, but next day Li told our fellow-teacher " they had board such &nice story. rwil, all about chopping o ff women's heads! " The spirit had ,r, evaporated, the ugly physical fact wee aloes retsioedL Irish 1 6,1 c hildren are also beautifully simile, and lonoesst-rnieded im to a degrees, which, alas I an English village bo can rarely 1 Al loan reania . We can recall one dear little fellow, who, 44 1 laming his lessors of words of three bitten, earns the word "sin.' "What de vas think Me mesas, Lagos ?" we inquired. "MOOD' a robin's neat, ma'am,' said the child, t hin r gravely, with a face which bore witeess that salting „ of all the log train ee buena wrongs sod trenegosellees, bed thrown a thadow over that Innoesat yang sail. Very shortly afterwards peer Amine died end as we linked at th e little fair deed floe. we ba tmlld pewter, " Were it sot well to die wb'dee 'sea ' meant esti 'Mogi( srabia'S met r*-7raireee Megesine tor Weber. Two o'Orocs. The railway market is rather firmer today, and prices have risen in several instances. Great ' .._ Northern original and A stocks have i m p roved 4 per 1142 cent. ; Metropolitan, I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire - and South Eastern, 4 ; and London and North Western, 4. London and North Western stock is now ..r.„; 1; lu . oteil did l24l to di ; :res i t . Western, 63} and to aso s'ioliol Vorkshire, 1214 to I • Soati Eastern, 80 to 4 ; r.,....: Great Eastern, 47 to l'i ; Caledonian, 1264 _ Metropolitan, 138 to 4 ; London and South •• Western, 934 to 964 ; Great Northern, 130 4 to 134 ; ditto A, 1484 to 1494. Great Western of Canada and San Paulo Railway shares have improved, and Grand Trunk of Canada, Belgian Eastern Junction, and Pernambuco are enquired for. OILDINART P' VI • - IN Meld awl NNW.— IN lal Cambrian ll Oalkood!Ilmolcs ♦AD !MOCKS. ,°'l.r.,,Z!'" 96 laoi I ra 96 VT 12 14. 6 6 ;i Dwain/A - NI Do. • lAso4llv. 501110 MLR fo b. 100 Walls molD~Jilot Deadoe.PoelkkAbLl , all Dad Imola Ike* Oen. 10 Do. 14/ 1 0 Glioiooo ona 0. worm 10 100 Groot looloni s. Or& It Do. uk SUL. X*3 NS Groot Itortliatfloollood 100 QuistWorthoo 100 Do.A A tea so di,. au 100 Doi! IS Op, a Impakt b IN M. *Mk kW's.. arwl • 71 7$ 91 96 iii;aool II 13 100 11l It 1 130 1*! 164 160 1•1 Dallkwer,VsiGslO 105 .w. non* Wales. 1 1 Do. W. Md.—Word Mr Do. Do. 10= 100 Do. 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If trn "INA 10711,11 IN. ft w.eli Co — iu — mordal.-1 Irdl CL Prkds• I 6148 " I El: N 611 24 2 MO 7 ma Xi IS bpd 21 66 1 1 61 II I{Y 111 2) 11 IS 7 4 1 2 30 1 1 1 31 110 101 66 67 6 We 16 kill hon idis par - is 68 77 6 7 0 69 61 • 110 11$ • 61 4$ ;51 NI _A 1 6 as %Pal 10 —Si MONEY MARKET. -(271I8 DAY). Two o'Cwoi. The stock markets to-day are rather firmer, the half-monthly settlement being now in course of coin. pletion. The funds are very wall supported, though quoted scarcely higher than they closed yesterday. A few of the home railways are fractionally better. Foreign stocks are unaltered,with the exception of a rise in Mexican Bonds, consequent upon the publication of a re-assuring telegram relative to the attitude of the United States government with regard to Mexican affairs. A fresh rise has taken place in the shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited). The supply of money in the discount market to i day has increased, while the amount of paper on offer is rather limited, yet the general rate for the best bills is still 7 per cent. It is anticipated by some, however, that a somewhat lower quota tion may prevail towards the end of the week, should the coming Bank return be favourable. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English govern ment securities are obtainable at 6 to 64 per cent. Consols are now quoted 881 to 89 for money, and 894 to 4 for the account (November 8). The official business report is as follows: — Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 89, 881, 89 ; ditto, for account, 894, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, New Three per Ceuta., 87, 4 ; Bank stuck, 248 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1041, 105 ; Exchequer Bills, March, de., 3s. die ; ditto June, Ba. die. Mexican Bonds have risen 4 per cent., but, with this exception, foreign stocks are rather dull. Brazilian scrip, Turkish Consolidds, and Spanish Passive, have declined about 4 per cent. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. : —Greek, 194 to 20; Turkish Consolidds, 484 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 29 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; Brazilian scrip, 24 to 34 prem. ; and Mexican, 254 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Austrian, 614 ; Brazilian, 1865, scrip, 34, prem. ; Dutch, 61; Egyptian, 1864, 91, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 904, ex div. ; Italian 1865, 764 ; ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 251, 4 ;Portuguese, 1853, 464 ; Russian 1850, 884 ; ditto, 1859, 551 ; ditto 1862, 914, 904 ; Spanish Passive, for ac count, 294, 9, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 144 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 711 ; ditto 1862, 744 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741, 754 ; ditto 1865, 431. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to 4 prem.; General Credit, 11 to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 74 to Prem. ImPeriel Mercantile, 24 to prem.; Credit Foamier and Mobilier of England, 54 to 4 pram. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 74 to f prem. ; and Hud son's Bay, 154 to 4. The shares of the Merchants Company are quoted par to 4 prem. ; London and Australian Agency, / to 11 prem. ; Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 prem.; and Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, 2 to 4 prem. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Reinke opened at 67fr. 72c., being about the same as yesterday. Generally it may be remarked that, although speculative securities have been prejudiced by the settlement, the various markets, on the whole, retain a good deal of intrinsic steadiness, and would quickly improve were there to be any sign of a relaxation of the tightness of the money market. The large sum of 174,000 L in Australian gold, being part of the recent Australian arrivals, was sent into the Bank yesterday. The sum of 862,5601. in Australian gold is now on the way to this country, of which about 242,0001. is due. Subjoined are the particulars Gold on board. Ship. galled. Oat. Osa Bova Holnupdala Aug. 16 .. 65 .. 107,037 William Luthla July 16 .. 90 .. 36,695 1 Jolla . July 16 .. 911 11.610 Maid o 1 Judah Itug.l7 110 1.1.119 140,000 .. Total laws tst,bm iass,Geo The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed the following settling days :—Merchant Banking Company of London, 5,000 new shares (to be marked), Thursday, 19th October ; Imps Bra zilian Five per Cent. Loan (to be marked as scrip and paid-up scrip), and Erie Railway Company's scrip of 800,0001. sterling 6 per cent bonds (to b e marked), Friday, 20th October. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,3501. over last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 8901. It is stated that the report of the directors of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Cow 'any (Limited) will be issued immediately,. and will show that the capital of the company is intact, and that there is a balance of profit of about 18,0001., the mode of disposal of which will be left to the decision of the shareholders. _ . We are informed that the allotment letters of the Merchants Company (Limited) were delivered ing, anJ that the applications were yes considerably in excess of the number of shares to be allotted. We are requested to state that the share Est of the London and Australian Agency Company (li mited) will be closed on Saturday, the 21st inst., for London, and ,on Monday, the 23rd, for the country. The letters of allotment and regret in respect of the new London issue of shares of the National Bank of Australasia were posted last evening. Messrs. R. Raphael and Sons have announced the payment of the debentures and coupon. of the Danish Five per Cent. G ove rnment Loan, due the Ist of November. Vans. 28, 000 189,800 111,880 195.600 • ,1 I