The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-14 00:00:00

7APTIVZS. I the following letter minis. July 1 3,1865, n Cameron is ending to eat we sr* still in prise s r. Haulm, her Itafeetye %seal, sod erson'os s " I appearel his offended Wise galling chaise. ORR grief not been realised, be patent and prayed*/ ► HW Majesty about 10 ware to Abyssinia, sod a Quosn's letter we ► e , To.day I have been is, during that long hold. writ to fiendish terbium% pd to face (efferently) site Withal/ea is the OW Christian Ormasse I feared* to the came of y sines our arrival hale an en peasant inquiry. robbers, and ether gent , as in the usual sod Within the last few xperiesced something at I white prisoners. The 'digestion la utterly an. e night of the Ist inst a, and son.indaw to t►e quitted the royal amp, (but not by his young 'Bing, brit►tedat she de of hie throne, next more. ewe thee quarelled with us chafed spirit by sivieg foot, baud chains also. ecribed to the wise Hire 1, particularly what as that one i 4 Actually h u t out by day or to throb* re is a report that we we liable hand shackles. I true, as the stooping great pain in the spies. Ave of our trouble% bat I ovigiOld, clothing, paper, r return I del aead yen bless you all. oats i;usband, " H. A. Brrazt. ioodhart, as it nays:kn. WAIL" AL TRAVELLERS At EfAX. ntlemen was held yanks . Awns Hotel, Birmingham. J. S. Hamm, and these station of the commercial act of the meeting was to - coition of the Commercial lisbment of the custom of ,nors at hotels. pleasure at seeing so map on they had to oonsider was g the interests of the trade. Id speak of the difficulties er table threw in the way. L had little if nothing• cl although an abstenase starter. with the habits of r the inoonvenieneee of the the trade, and it was the reform in this respect. DID the drinking customs MO non muse, and that they take what wine or rehea r-table. L: 77 / 1 :4 this meeting sp. masarcial Tra►alian' UOlOO, that body in obtainfof a re- • Dry =nom of nine &nclog elution. Mal man tar thirty yews, dkt prweat absurd movemeat. id to show the customs cd • big about it, as there wwe where th.y were compelled landlords at the hotels cour t if a commercial man re. ought to pay for it. The lied span the subject, 1.4 ea the subject than there subject, sod expressed Us t custom. lie should be glad *custom, still he could not s entirety. to the fact that drinking et t present compulsory upon se who had written to the wined the commercial body. commercial body being slan. they should holdssme (whiter farther coosiderstiou before e. . that " the meeting baviag ti of the Commercial Ulllo2. nd 26 bends were held ap is Wet. airman aoncl tided the nsesibe massicrners met yesterday esent—Earl Spencer, Lord Dr. Lyou Playfair. Mr. Dr. Pukes, Mr. WClean, ey e Mr. Spooner, and the been positively arranged I of Wales will visit Knowsley I the 31st of this month. • aly took bib departure tot , ived in Rio Grande on etre on the 7th. His royal d at both places, but did not Bth stared in the Tupy for i has arrived in town from are for Ozford. "ahead and Lady Audrey ra on Thursday last for the Dolma and Lady Anne Dsdf, 'nesiay neat. ea de Grey are receiving ear Ripon. Bid arrived in town yeater- 111111eft town on a visit to ley, at their neat io Yorkshire. Charles and Lady Mary ley Park, on a visit to the Esel Robert Peel. Bart., M.P., Whitehall-gardens from Dahlia, id is Pais from Geneva on her to left town for Lisbon, t 0 1 St al Kiaister Plonipotantiary to record with a certain loan- English ladies haviag played • nal regatta, offered to the ; clubs by the society entitled LA e, will take place to-morrow be. porde and the Pont d'lgna. the model of the bunt of Mz mounded by the Emperor fee OW iisbed, sod that the accompailied t work on the marble orse. The be admirable. We ire also is. sir is now engaged on the marble m intend/ to present to hie Ka. railway signals with their mar so extensive business, employing men. The signals oe s railway ach u 3,0001., and tb• complain • a rut railway will cost 2,0001 semaphore kind. Immense lemi signals at the same time. One a • real rounfacturers, who employ' a 111001111011 carpenter on railiy. LAW INTFLLIGENCE. (TlllB DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Befall Mr. Dommfraionor &toolbars.) at as cases. ras bankrupt, who was so oilman, of Oeoilis-place, gb ec usy-gresa, came up for exmaioatioo, ou accounts cam awl by Messrs. Johnstone, Oooper, Wintls, sod Evans. be AMU were of nasal mom* and the failure was attri butable to lose of business caused by illness in the bankrupt's bfr. AlAridga appeared far the official assignee; Mr. bough sapported. No opposition was offered rod the court jimmied the elimination and 'mita the order of discharge. IR as R. TOLLAOTIL The bankrupt was a fruiterer of Thornhill, formerly a farmer of Frittendra, Kest. Debts unsecured 400 t., of which mots 451. 3001. is due sting to of the b d ank debts rupt's father.hi-law ; with coosi. Mr. Sykes, for the goo assigoits, did not oppose, and the commissiooer mated the order of discharge. Of U JONAH 111tCK. This was a sitting for amunisatiou and discharge. The h a lms was a financial 'ant of Omaha and residing at Nottisg-hill. The liabilities are said to be omoiderable, bat the statutory amounts show the amount of debts end meets have aot yet been filed. Kr. Veins (from the deo. of Messrs. Linklater) appeared for the teepees, and asked the court to annul the bank ruptcy. A petition to supersede had been signed by all the CreditONS who had peeved, and the neremary eridenoe as to w e er Ignatone appeared a the proceedings. fitsßagley, who appeared for a creditor, objected to the patios of the prayer of the petition. His Honour said that to annul the brmkruptoy wee a most imiortant proceeding, and he could act grant the prayer of the patties upon the instant. The hearing would be &d -immed and a day maned for the hearing of the petition to a Adjoursed accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLEBIERNWILL. DISURACULIL TRICK. A deesntly attired young woman applied for advice and sminnnoe. She stated that about two months since a young vestia, a friend of here, came to town and obtained a situ ation with two maiden ladies to Camdenotreet. When do took the situation she was to be allowed out twice every Sunday Instead of 'newts( her to go out the ilistitei k i d kept bur to, and in addition to half starving her had keened sad beaten her about, On the previous day she gone to the hones for the purpose of seeing her friend, bat the mistier opened the door and pushed her from the gyp. She was certain that if the police did not interfere bas friend would di* of narration. The Magistrate said be thought the story a strange one, god asked bow it was that the young woman did not leave the house. The applicant said that she wee net allowed to leave, or that she was Nan that her friend would ran away. The Magistrate said be would came inquiries to b&made, preme sad direoted one of the warrat odious, to d to the house. Oa h return the offioer n reported dist*. whole of the applicant's statements were false : Wend the girl being confined in the house, when he went *week* was cleaning the door-step, and raid she was quite =trwhen be told her what hie mission was ; she also ither mistress was very kind to her, and she could any suppose that the statement had been made for the pur ples al annoying the minresti The Magistrate asked if the applicant was ta attendance, sad, being answered in the negative. maid her conduct was diegrensfal, and she ought to be punished for making such madeleoe statements. Tee matter then dropped. NUNDISOUS ASSAULT ON A SEIGIANT AND CONSTABLN BT • 71CLIT-01.-1.14V1 RAN. John Jones, aged 23, who described himself as a labourer laving no home. ern charged before Mr. tars:curt with king drunk, disorderly, and anaulting lioe.senteant George Stead, 4 G, and police-coostable Lazarus Coker, HO G. in the execution of their duty at Whitumerstnet, St. Luke's. Isepector Fyfe, of the GI division said the primer was well koowe to the police. He is now on ticketof-leave, sad wee discharged on leave in July last, having been sen tenced to three years' penal servitude on a charge of amnia with intent so rob. His term of imprisonment will expire se the 6th of February, 1666. Police-constable Coker said that about a quarter peat 12 this morning he maw the prisoner in Whiteness-street slug with some females. As the prisoner was sodeavouaieg to obstruct the emulators, as did also the females, he thought they were either about to assault them or to rob them. lie told the prisoner to go away, bat be would not, lied mned off his cost to fight. He was taken into custody, after Is bad been removed twice by the polies, and he thee biome very violent and threw him (witness) on the ground. The prisoner kicked him on the leg several times and miss veered to bite him. He threw himself on his back sad said be would nee walk. The pollee 'organist then went tenant, sod as be was stooping to lift the peisooer, the prisoner pee him a severe kick in the feu. The priaonee'e legs woe then tied, and he wee taken to the polies station. He on very illusive, and made ea attempt at the station to bit him Ponceisegeant Stead said the primmer kicked him in the Lee with such force as to eat the lip thrugh. The prisoner kicked him in the ribs. At the police-station he made us of disgusting linings, and said that whatever term of Imprisonment he might get be should murder some of these. isorier said he did bit tbie constable, bat it was not ntil alter the constable had hit him. Mr. D'ffylicourt said that the prisoner would be sent to pekoe foe one month for the assault on the first con stable, and for two mimes for the assault on the second constable. At the expiration of those terms of imprison meet the prisoner would be seat to Millbenk to do the re naiads: of his former sentence. MARLBOROUGH.STREET. ORTAIEDSO PROPERTY HT NEARS OP FORGED ORDERS. Edward Woodhouse, the young man charged with steal fag portmanteaus from General Penis and Mr. Holland, M.P., was spin brought before Mr. Knox, having been remanded twice for the attendance of en American lady mmed, Aspinwall, now travelling in. Scotland, who was robbed of her portmanteau and contents, of the value of SE, at Airmfield's Hotel, Finsbury. Sergeant Thos. Shillingford, of the C division, informed the mazistrate that Mrs. Aspinwall was not in attendance. Mr. Knox said that being the ease the prisoner would be imeraftted to the Central Criminal Court for trial, not for skaileg the portmanteau of General Ferris and Mr. Ral lied, bat for obtaining them by insane of forged orders. MASYLKBONE. • BEAM auxorrse. Timothy DealiOad was charged with falsely representing himself to be • policeman. William Bell, of Cirenoenter-sfreet, Paddington, draper, I stated that shortly after 1 o'clock this morning he was cm Paddington-green talking to • female whom he knew, when the prisoner came up and salad what they woe doing there and what they were talking about. He told him to mind his own business, whew he (prisoner) laid he was • policemao sod should take him into cue tidy. Prisoner lifted his arm up as if about to strike him, when he (witness) seised him by the wrist and said it he en • policeman he most come to the station-house and PQM it. With ansiatanos he was got to the station. house, where his statement was found to be false. Prisooer-1 said if I was • policeman I would take you. Mr. Mansfield said (after looking at the act) it seemed to be a stupid intertwine on the part of the prisoner with ether people. There was not enough to justify him in oon 'Ming, so the prisoner must be discharged. TER CATTLI PLAGUE. James Ward, a cowkesper of College-street North, Cutlemtown, was summoned for unlawfully removing two tows suffering from the plague from his shed without having Int obtained the order of Mr. Triestine's, the government impostor. Mr. Rckette appeared to prosecute. The case was proved, and Mr. Mansfield fined the defen het 101. and wets. WORSHIP•STREZT. UNEX.FIECTICD itICOVIZT OF ISTOLI2I PROPFILTY. A short stout man, of very singular appearance, with (menu of the German coat, and who gave his name aa Charles Evans, 43 years of age, a clerk by professioo, and wave any home, was charged with breaking and entering thedreiliog.hoites of Mr. Junes Ash, • naval architect, in Treclegarsquare, Stepney, and 'toiling then from • silver wirer, %silver cream jug, • silver tankard, and • silver II oh tbee, • black frock cons, a pair of boots, and a table.cloth, nine in 41254 Oa the night of the 11th ultimo the boas* of the pres enter was safely closed before midnight. At 6 the following morning the street door was found open, and alarm by I the police brought down the prosecuto r, and it was then discovered that as eetrance bad bees effected at the "lit by forcing a window, and the property mentioned dales from various parts of the home, a legacy being left _ . 14 tb• garden in the shape of • pair of old boom. A searching "Vim resulted only in dropping it where it had tom -1••ewl, and all hope of recovering the property had cowed, Ilea one day the prisoner was charged at this court with being found m *mimed premises as sesecton of Por0• 411 6 a i d"). Of course he nederwent the meal marching, sad "ftlig sundry pieces of paper tumid free the packets woe dirty duplicates of silver articles exactly answeriog the description of those stoles from Mr. Junes Ash. The prisoner war remanded on the ho-mentioned charge. Constables White and Wook il_ii, of the K division, had the matter in heed ,• la", wade him try on the old hoots left in the garden, and ! acing that they were a "perfect Gt. ° compelled him I. weer them in exchange for a comparatively new pair be bed ".. • Mr. Ash sow Unfilled thee as the same stolen from lie medicos on the Ilth, although not improved by weer. • Mwebroker in the Watminster-rid produced some of Salver goods, which were likewise welcomed by the Sift gentleman as old compriaions. The prisossr •1 bow: ,•••. maid net be fixed co u the penal bad pied " 7a "t• He would not furnish any information where the wwwight be found, simply remarking, when celled on for se usurer to the eh" ,me, " I hare nothing to say." M.. Ellison directed a remand. WANDSWORTH. IXTRAOZDINART OAS" or NOZOLART AND ROBUST. Jots Aar, • respectably ritnesd young man, who was deco:Hied se • decorator, was charged with burglariottely entering the premier of Mr. Prank Martin, a gentleman residing at Tudor lo dge , Wimbledos.oommat, sad stealing plate of the value of M. It appeared from the evidenos that on Monday night last the premises were left enure on the family retiring to rest, hot on the following morning the butler found his pantry window wide open sad the pinto gone. A square of glass was found lying on the grass outside, and it appeared to have been out off the window with • planter's diamond. A piece of paper, plastered with treacle. was found lying fledge • beard inside the window. On the removal of the ghee the bolt at the side mold be unfastened and the window opened. One of the Iron ban outside the window had been wrenched out of its socket and three others were beat. The butler found in his pantry • putty knife, file, and an iron "jemmy," and • piece of rope was lying ander the window. The evidence affecting the prisoner was that of Pollee Constable Mug, 7/7 V, who swore that he saw him while he was on duty, in the Wandewotth.road, near the Olapbsm Junction station. between 4 and 5 o'clock in the morning of Tuesday last. He said that the prisoner, who was walking in the direction of Vauxhall, was coming two boodles wrapped in white cloths, one under each arm, and on NP preaching the constable he almost came to a stand still, and said "Yon have had a wet night, policemse." The cons able replied "Yee," and the prisoner walked away. He also proved that the prisoner wore a light painter's blouse. It further appeared that the white cloths were rmined from the pantry. The primmer wee at Tudor Lodge on the Monday night. where he was • frequent visitor, s e as be was keeping company with the housekeeper. as Oa the Monday previous to the robbery she had Finn notice to to leave her situation to be married to the prisoner, who 10 had liberty to see her on • Sunday but act on any other Li day. On the prisoner going to the house on the previoas 1 7 0 evening he was identified by King and taken into custody by Inspector Usher. A constable searched the prisoner's ge, lodgings in Pimlico, and felled • piece of sperm wadi* M. which co=dsd with • piece disoovered in the soot-hole IN at Tudor se The prieooer, who questioned the constable King to stew that he was mistaken in his identity, was remanded for a week, bail being refused at present. 5 fir. 1 Wliirailam. lit 110 lAsigkrillupt. Joy. 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India Uri& s Canal 11 50 Mtn Vila ll / 10 Ifealfiaalikaalaul.(l 4 It Militate Tslagraph 16 I Nog. mod Asa 50 lisu.smicl t 100 in. 11. 10 Pairbalrn lloginasrlog 10 Masada Oorponlioa. 00 flanulal Diaconal (1) 1 10 fount. Wareham (L 60 Gallivan (Umlto6) 1 116 o.oredl6l2llo.otLaa.( l 10 Goa Steam NovOiallos 1 00 lloms3,lolontal ALM) 10 Wog tosactebloo 1 90 Iludaoal SO Bombs* hua W 60 Ingoallat.o4lll.= 41 Wua OP- sioss. IV 111 le I 17 le 1" iti.:.: 11 tift i fiats Nd 1 i 48 4 IS 17 N 18 82 II —Ns al so a 44 I INs 1 Tie 4 lits pdr 11 4 1 1 1 1 2 10 r . ... $ OW pat LS 4 db O $ ll On O I 40' ai - - at ii is — 1 ates to . I ells 00 1111 40 0 114 in 80 114 117 8 1800 Del 10 THE COLLIERY STRIK E . -MORE RIOTING. IR 11 CRAMLINGTON, near NEWCASTLE. FRIDAY. : This morning, about a thousand colliers from es. East and West Cramliegion, Thank Howe, Dudley, Seg. bill, Seaton Delays], Old Buck worth, and other pleas, assembled at High Oramlington, to offer resistance to the Bs, attempt which was again to be made to turn the men who gs, are on strike for an advance of ld. per ton out of their le. houses. The granary belonging to the Colliery Farm had IL beet fitted up as the police quarters, and was guarded by 11 9. about fifty men. At half-pest 9 the "candy" men or 1 ) , bailiffs arrived by a special hula, escorted by about forty i n more cons tables. Another short train followed with a few jog officers from the neighbourhood who had been ordered up. IL There was great excitement when the moo who were to 9 eject the miners got out of the carriages, and an attempt IS. was nude to get at them through the lines formed by the " officers on each side and in the front and rear. A row l i t ensued through the pressure, and a collier was hurt by a go. blow from the staff of Policeman 32. Homes were le procured for twelve inspeoton of the force, and about Sa. 100 interior constables, armed with staves and ant- N. lessee, proceeded on foot as an escort to the bailiffs front the grimiery . to the High-terrace-row, to commence their g work by eviction. About a dozen car ts out of the twenty is employed for the purpose. joined the procession, and were It. Wed with colliers who had clambered in with the deter- le mination of being at the scene of action—about half a mile N. off—ace soon as the officials. The foreman of the black- 2 eoliths belonging to the colliery (Mr. Burlinson) and the 7 6. • foreman of the stonemasons (2tr. Ed. Miele) were en- gg, gaged to wilt in breaking open the door, of the pitmen's dwellings. The colliers upon perceiving the pro cession coming up, took refuge in their houses and propped N the doom up inside with pit-wood and iron bare, which with locks and bolts made the little domiciles almost g impregnable. The hammer and the axe were thou used, as the windows and doors smashed, and as estrum obtained le in the beat way possible. This battering down iocensed It the mob, and the hones of the mounted police were beat with shovels and dicks, and threatened with pickaxes. Stones, pieces of wood, and refuse were thrown at the riders, and at the foot police. One policeman got on water butt to get in at a window, and was charged with a long sweepieg brush and Irecoked down ; another had the e h contents of a utensil thrown at him ; a third was struck oe the beck with a heavy pia* of wood ; and a fourth whilst 11 nearly blinded with black dirt, was assaulted with • rake. I Ties, earthenware, and glass were pitched out of the wia doers, and one tenant defended himself with a pick. N The entrain* to one house, when the most of the rough ei misers were, ceased some to escape through the windows, u others through the root of the pantry, and several through 11 the skylight of the garret. The police, who marched in at the door, felled several men. Two were wounded en I the head, and were taken off for medical aid. Whilst this was going on, the mob made an attack with stones, and 14 the polies got reedy and charged. Some were injured, si and other. taken prim:lore, but liberated to apposes the mt. The furniture was put into some houses whilst the rest ware cleared, and the day's work, which was short- I fined by the riotous conduct of the men, only resulted in one removal from the village. The special train with the I , bailiffs left at 1 o'clock. The men were bent upon stoat resistance. The attempt will be renewed.—Conerpoodent of the Lads Aferrwry. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1865. MONEY NAREBT.o---(THI8 DAY). y, We are requested to state that Co share list el --e-- , Gale's Protested Geopowder Company (Limited) Two o'Otaas. , will be closed on Thursday next, the 19th inst. ; The transactions in the stock markets to-day are and that of Allan's Transatlantis T e legraph Com upon a very limited scale, and the tone is rather , P in T l a a limited) on Weaneed°l. the 18th. fastest e of the season with the o we unfavourable. Attention is partly directed to the I teas has been made by the Taeping, Captain TZ fortnightly settlement, which has just commenced, Mackinnon, which left Foochowfoo on the 29th of and will be concluded on Tuesday. Console have June and arrived in the Downs on the 10th October: declined 4 per cent., and some of the British rail-' The subjoined report with reference to the bole market i is from the circular of Messrs. Sharp way stooks and foreign bonds, 4. On the other 1 ::: : hand, Credit Foncier and Mobilier, and Imperial I The ._,,_ asuman demand for silver still scaliness os • mod Mercantile shares are inquired for, and better. so l e, netw i t h e t eet h er t h e recant ; may edneece re t h e. The applications for discount to-day are not value of m dlooollo i t i l i t a is ntl i italirys cheek ted that TIM l a bit numerous, yet the rate for good bills is maintained ' Bombay axis es the profit on the importation P ot cones at 7 per cent. The supply of money is still large. ; remains se coasiderable. The pries of bar silver has fitiev“, toi tuat e t ie slig hr h m tly .s tring at ss tbe oliv o....t fa:Vali .. t. su a n o d Uloses l :riali tho Short loans on English government securities are 1 obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 4 to 5 per absence of any inquiry for the knot the quotation for auk oent. can dollars has declined to 45.1114. per ounce, the extra* value of these coin. es silver. The latest telegrams from At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tel Chins report no improvement is the exchanges. Melnik gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at of the kW arrivals of Phi being uologeoblo for export ws4 probability be 67fr. 90c., being Sc. lower than yeste rda y. in all taken to the Bask of England. Consols are now quoted 84 to 4 for money, FRIDAY Emma. and 891 to 4 for the account (November Consol!, which closed yesterday at 891 to /, foe 8). The o ffi cial business report is as fol- ' t t he an Bt d h cl a ovem osed at bz i , ctirriFtohisr mousy y rni t c h g e at last . to lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, foil money, 861, 89 ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three was 881 to 89. The official business report 1 : :1 ai fo"ows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 881; per Cents. Reduced, 87, 4 ; New Three per 1,9; ditto for account, 89/, 1,1; Three per Cents. Cents., 87, 1 ; India stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Rd• flood, 861, 871 ; New Three per Cents, 87, enlaced '' 105 ive per Cant. " 71,7; Annuities 13 4 ; Ind i a Five per Cent., 10 4 Cent. stock, 104/, , rupee paper, 1004 ; E ; F xchequer Bills, March, 86.- 5; ditto Debentures, WI ;ditto Bonds, 22.. to 1 7/, 4 ' prem. dis. ; ditto, June, 125., 175., dia. The foreign stock market is inactive and prices Some of the foreign stocks showed Womb There was a decline of 1 per cent. in Egyptian are unaltered, with the exception of a ' decline of 1 80-ids of 1864 and Russian Old Five per Ceuta., y per cent. in Turkish Consolidds and Greek. in Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1 is Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : Greek, 1 in Spanish. Passive and Turkish fi eon .Greilk, 191 to 1; Turkish Consolithis, 4.4 to 4; r B lid t an o totr in an i r a Me xi can per Spanish o e f e ll l 63 cs were Spanish Passive,2Bl to 291; ditto Cortificates,l4l to quoted rather batter. - 4 ; Confederate, 6to 7 ; and Mexican, 251 to le United States 5.20 Bonds closed at 68 to 4; Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, being 1 lower than yesterday ; Erienois Railway *barge, 1852, 1858, 1860, 7 0 1 ; Danubian , 74 ; Dutch at 581 to 1, being also lower ; Illi Central, * C er tificates, 90, ex di e , ; E gy pti an , second t one; 831 to 1 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway: 944 ; ditto 1864, 901, ex div. ; Greek, 191 ; " turt° ' at 84 to 86. • Bank shiires were quiet. Bank of Australasia) Italian Five per Canto., 1861, for account, 644 ; Bank of Queensland, and Sta ndard Bank of Africa- Mexican, 251 ; New Granada, 14 1 ; ditto Tw o lp er were rather lower. Cent., 301, 1 ; Portuguese, 1853, 46/ ; Russian, The shares of the financial companies shown 1850, 89 ; ditto 1862, 91, 901 ; Spanish, 451 ; ditto scarcely any change. The closing quotations weir& Passive, 284 ; ditto Certificates, 141 ; Turkish, as f° ll °T en ' — er l et r''' °nal Financial, 1 i to 11 Credit, i li to 2 rem. • London 1862, 74, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75 ; ditto, 1885, f i c: . 6ll ' n ' j t i 74 to 8 prem. . imp e rial imam. 1001. Bonds, 444, 4. Credi 21 to 4 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobi li ew, United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway 41 to t prem. shares havo declined, being now quoted 674 to 68 Nattonal Discount *area were last quoted 101 and 571 to 58 respectively. Illinois Railway shares to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 11 dia. ; are steady at 831 to 4 ; and Atlantic and Great tiara rend,Gurney and Co., 14 to 61 prem. ; Egyp- , Western debentures at 84 to 86. T ra d ing , 1} to 1 din ; Ottoman Sociiiti Giinsi rale, 21 to 3 prom. • Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16 ;. Brazilian loan scrip ja steady, at 3 1 to i Prem., Lion Brewery, 11 ;4) 14 prem. ; and Atlantis while Erie is rather lower, at 2} to 4 prem. Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 14 to 14. - International Financial shares are now quoted Bombay Gas, City of Mann Improvementa, English 14 to 1 prem.; General Credit, lit to 21 prem. ; and in FreigndCredit,wMarchere quoted & lo w: s i r :4 ; l i tr e liaith, London Financial, 71 to 4 per. ; Imperial 41,14i:10i:wt. international Land Credit. j a . • Mercantile, 2 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ;Credit Fonder and t erna ti ona l Contract and Commercial Unio n Inset- Mobilier of England, 4 1 to 5 1 prem. ; Overend, ranee met with inquiry. Gurney, and Company, 6to 1 prem. ; and find- The closing ( but . in some oases nominal) quota- , son's Nay, 151 to 4. lions for shares in new undertakings are as follows: The shares of the Merchants Company are quoted Tern-Atlantic Steam, p er to 1 preen ; Allan's' Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 14 to 2 prem. ; Mer- ' 4 to 4 prem. ; London and Australian Agency , chants Company, i to i pm and , ; Gale ' s P en . ; Ito 11 prem.; Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 pram. ; tented Gunpowder, to t 1 prem. Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 11 to 2 prem.; and Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, 11 to 2 prem. RALF-PAST Two o'Ciocx. Consols are quoted 881 for money, and 894 to 1 for the account, being slightly firmer in the former instance, compared with the price current at 2 o'cloek. The scrip certificates for the bonds of the Erie Railway Loan will be deliverable on Monday, the 16th inst., in exchange for the banker's receipt and the letter of allotment duly endorsed. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yesterday was 66,0001. The Atrato, from the West Indies has brought 172,000/. in gold and silver, and the'Lincolnshire, from Melbourne, 282,0001. in gold, making a total MINAS.---(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoot. . The mining market is quiet today, and very few variations have occurred to prices. The fortnightly settlement has just commenced, and will be WO. cludedonTueeday. EastLovellsharesarenowqnoted 15 to 1 ;Chiverton, 10; Clifford Amalgamated, 19 to 20 • M ' Mogan, 7s. 6d. to 10s. • Ghivertou Moor, 61 . to ; South Condurrow, 2f to 1 ; North • Treskerby, 3to 1 ; Galdbeck Fells, Ito prem. ; Tincroft, 18 tol ; South Darren, 375. &I. to 401.; • and East Bweet, 21 to 23. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. ' Frontino and Bolivia have been dealt in at 31 and Vancouver Coal, at 2 1 and 2f ; and Chontalse, at j and 1 prem. adividend At East Carat meeting yesterdayet 6s. per share was declared. FIRE IN JEWRY-STREET. TO Till XDITOS 07 Till =MOM gig,—As your report of the lire which occurred on our premises is likely to mislead our customers and the public, we shall feel obliged by your permitting us to in form them, through the medium of your columns, that the damage is not such 111 to impede our operations for more than a few days, and that on Monday next we shall be in • position to execute orders as before. —We are. ?co., HILL and JONES. Jewry-strest, Aldo* Oct. 13. Isi f isk 851 6 lg 1031 Having reposed nearly four months the lime tress is the Place Royal, Part, are pow producing leave" as regularly as in the opting, and the Place presents the same appearance as in April. The illusion is dispelled at • short distance, where readers of roasted chestnuts are sun occupying their winter quarters. It hes been calculated that wanders of roasted aliestants to the number of about 400 arrive is Paris from the south of Prance in the amuse ti of ths month of September, and that each of them mlls on I so average 40 bogs of obestents, weighing 100 kilogrammes ti each. The bog of chestnuts costa about 33fr., sad is resold X i n pate at from 50fr. to Mfr., leasing a profit of from 17fr. g to 21fr. The vender Gastritis out of this small profit to $ defray the expense of his journey, to pay rent, and math. i t taro himself during the whiter. so, A writer in a Dorsetshire paper states that the rear., son why in so many ancient apprentice Indicting in the south to of England masters were forbidden to feed their apposite. C . too much ou salmon was cs &want of the plentifulness of es. salmon at that period, and because too much red fish caused 10. leprosy. At Christchurch and Southampton In Hampshire, ih where such indentures were prevalent, there are the remains ea of building', it appears, still in existence which were imee 1 4: used as War bowies. IN Between 400 and 500 fat oxen are sometimes im- i o ported intoSoatkampton from France in the course of • week. 10, As soon as the rinderust appears on a French farm the C government takes possession of the horned cattle cis it, gp: and official persons twists the diseased beasts to prevent 1 1 0. the plague from spreading and to effect a mare if possible. VI. RETIREMENT Or LORD STARTORD.—We are l authorised by Lord Stamford to state that it is his intention rp: to retire altogether from the Turf, and that his entire stud it a, with the exception of the brood mares, will shortly be die: t . posed o.—Belrs Life. leo, Rzertermuirry IN THE PaRIES.—" Respects.- rk. hilt? Ia England is becoming as exclusive as ever stow ii. cracy was in Fiance. A correspondent of the Times gt, quietly urge' Mr. Cowper to expel all seedy, ill.dreasd, S. ill-bred ragarenfilas from the parks, and the journal 111% itself, is a sketch of their present condition, en. 50 .' dorms that advise, declaring that the parks ar intipsd •"'.,,. only far the " health and recreates of he respectab le members of the public, to whatever rank they may balux." g d Why not go a step farther, and be logical as well as despotic, t. assign the struts to respectable' and leave the ragamuffins ik' the lenes, let only income-taxpayers traverse the squares, .. and compel all men out at elbows to slink along through r the mews? A ragamuffin smells no sweeter in Regent-street than in Hyde-park, and may offend the eye outside the rails in Piccadilly as well as inside. Brahmins in Madras object to Pariahs throwing their shadows oa the path, and surely t Brahmins in broadcloth may be as fastidious. The realer I .t whose toil maintains those Brahmin might , arrhaps. under 7: those circumstances, think that the French idea of equality Fe had advantages, but as the cost of that ides would fall on eo: the black coats exclusively they have of muse • right to A risk it. Only we should like, just for the sakeof wear OX fancy, to sea Christianity abolished fimt.—Spedetor. To. Tice Pontswita's DISAPPOINTIIENT.—An eminent 7 20 : niusie-publishiog firm this week Teceisid an order from the jo, midland ocinatim for a libretto of Sarawells. The libretto err, WY out of print, sod the publishers wrote and said so, out et received a reply urging them to endeavour to promos us. 11 . After some difficulty, incited by urgent appeals, the pub. LI lithe". mugged to borrow • book of the opera, and sent It I , to their customer en loan, asking him to rotors it when s due with. lo • few dila the book earns back ; the cus tomer was obliged and quite satisfied. He was the owner of the mare &tuella, which had foaled ; and be was desirous of naming the offspring also out of the He. 1111. I DIMS. Ird 1 LA. ',— opera! Hopes the wilier of the arthilie boveucrner. iiii . -- 96. East riff wisuadds. to us • is , - The disappointment to the sublishecc, who had sateipated I mo ig .= a grand putducti^n of Satendia In the midland assts., Amax It Lesbos IL let 78 lig : ; snit Wigs pietas acandag therefzem, may be immizad.— sm. et. Orchestra. OM IL Deg Commeedil ... .... —, ...- id 64 68 2i 2 ttio 6 7 pet I 6 6 gas 1 limp - 2 so 11 1 16 20 T 1 711 72 an d 189 142 Ifrt.... i 66 67 - -.. • 7349 Per 1„m lel Per 8 3 414 M 48 968 fee 49 61 39 8 9 110 113 41 43 26 %In pm 19 1 30 i lia sls id; £ 1 2 pm 28 12 ta 6 lay 7 i 4di 1 e 2 4 2-3-' O l .l Ih i lb _ l DPI N I' i paid 14 4ost t ton 14 17 pm I 4 pu. 24 06 74 4 . l rei 60 11 17 111. • sidM as par 97 par Ipand 3 aid. • 4 m. 2i • 7 J. , '" 41 46 6 P 3 "'Par "" 80 81MI la Sig* 41 ljdd 84 16 •-•— 8 1 8,613 M 36 14 9 dla 6 4di •••• N M IN 16 sictts 86 $5 66 3} COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. - LIVNP.POOL OOTTON MkRKET. (Tins DAY.) mum 1 (mow oui ow' oossauromorr.) (PT mamma Aim aroma eiLsonerd.) The market continues "sly brisk end pier AM eardee: Joe &bent 20,000 helm TALLOW MARKZT.—THIS DAY. The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 47a. _ sot clash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 4Ss. 111. ; December, 495. Id. to 50a. ; January, 50a. ; Mare. 50a. 61.. llarerr Annan:l.Town tallow, 50s, Od. ; fat fry ditto, Si. sd. ; yellow Itemie. 46a. 6d. ; melted Awl. 96a40:1, ; torah ditto. We. ; owes. 2 01 . ; pod drag. Ine 6)&6' HIFIIIILD BAY MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Mr. Chutes mss reports brad* at the fel. day's prises :—Prime clover, from 115 e. to 126 e. ; infector ditto, 100 s. to 110 s.; prime hay, 95a to 105 e. ; Welder ditto, 80s. to 90s. ; straw, floe, 26.. to 334. COVENT GARDEN.-(TEU - E DAY.I Both vegetablas and fruit IA al supplied is ebonies., English pears are chiefly sonesed to samples of /beim Louise, Clearwr Bergemot. Boehm. &Ansonia" M aul Brown Boone. Thewig of pine-eppies ban siderably improved. Km& filberts continue to sell at from 804. to 110 s. per 101 St.. Good pelotas@ rs WV plentiful. Flowers &Way omelet al °rebid; heaths, oats*: tiono, *otos', miters, mignonettw,, and rases. Pine apples, per lb., ils to Gallus, Per 100, Hs to VII Grapes, per lb ,IsGdto fa Lemont, per 100, to 14s Pesch's, per doa, es to 84 Fats, eels, per 1001 e, SOs tsl/011 • plume. per pane., fid to le 6d Braid, Per Walla. 1,1 Applie, per sieve. Od to Is rtsossids, fix Pars. Per days, to Odto Y 64 Gabbed's, per doz.,ls rd Odom par baadlejs to la Oa Trench Beans, per hat slam ttrers. men . Id to ed 9.s to as = o pzr doa. lied tots Per, per arm! pea, to 4s , per lb., ad rotator, York Resents. per Garlic. Per too, Ise to laps Lattkoes, per des., L Od „ Backe, do., Ille to 66s iodise, per score, Is to as al pulses, nos to 1.406 B Art ...ama. tebokes, p i t a , tas u lls e.ol , ,L „ per ewL Carrots, por 44 to &I Tanstpl, par boo* 44 to 6,1 Hoalioaai.p•pOa:ii Co bi MON, per doz. boo., td told Maim per bunch. bd BHARE LISTII.--(TDIS DAY.) Two o'olool. In the railway market to-day the tendency is 11. 1 rather unfavourable, and a decline of 1 y t per cent. has taken place in Metropo- 1 litan, Midland, Lanouhire and Yorkshire, II and Great Eastern stooks. Great Northern A lac has risen 1 per cent. The amount of business 01 ;generally is limited, attention being directed to the •LN se ttlement of the fortnightly account, whic h has —DJ ! just commenced. lot eat London and North Western stock i s now SA quoted 1231 to 1241 ; Great Western, 644 to ; Midland, 125 to ; Lancashire and is,t Yorkshire, 1201 to 1211 ; South Eastern, 80 to *; Great Eastern , 47 to ; Caledonian, 1261 to 1 2 7 t; fie Metropolitan, 1381 to 1391 ; London and South art Western, 951 to 96 ; Great Northern, 130 to 131; ditto A, 149 to 150. 17,1 Foreign and (*lonia railway shares are quiet, 1 . 1 . 1 and prices without variation. WIDINABY SEAM AND nooza. 0 , 121 la. I rd.a I surus. 1°74=1 aro R°~ Istela r, i irtsba sad Ita WO ail R e id trios H 24 1264 27 1272 26 12 14 2 a Oceaeo an Do. ••1 Lull% 00110 Do. 111 p. &Mp ui t. 100 Dublin mad D0adn0.P041684.1.1.11 all Nut Landow Body OWL, 10 Do. dad I. Pi rim 142° 100 r°w Do. / 11""m Ans.81 11 . Ced. . 170 Il ii 108 Oraal Nael& olloodaad 100 GragNorldwa 100 Do.i. too. 1 as dlr. 168 DD.& 111141p.0.10p0k1 0 188 Dl. Beath& 770 A. (Ira 1 1118 and Wailes 180 Do.lloaz 10.0&&1119 108 Do. loath Walls 180 Do. W. ifld.—Oztad 100 Do. Do. = lf* D o. DO. 100 Laureates& YoNohtro 180 Loudon and Blaokwall 100 f&018on ,NrtiflDo a Dor 0 100 07oaabu 100 Do SI,A. Mien. A 8 pa 100 Loados& Noah WM& 100 Londonadongff sobela 100 Igaulash 100 Noliogoiltan 7 Do. Now auDo. Iztuake histro.Dll.(tro. &Ay O. IS Do. do. do. US WWI. Do. Mans 110 Ho BNaL I Darby. a led Neat iOnb 100 Do. Idla.,halb. Dent 100 N. Isolou-.loBolriet NI Do. Q. /4.1.. Pam.. NI Do. Lode.. ...... 100 Do. York 100 Do. Wide ▪ Do. 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Is 60 100t ais All 61 6f 10 11 76 60 M TOO TO TO 101 103 NI 160 02) mi ft 22 i Irn 50 et el 75 SO 64 541 05 52 66 al 49 45 45 I IS 50 18 Se 166 !pi iota 10 1 34191 97 100 86 87 . id, I - aicai look vni 92 94 911 90 ii se 81 84 100 k 104 1 1 101. 140 Lar JOINT (STOCK. RANI& 60,otioi 60 Agra 0 lisaterniane)L ik 10,000160 Al lika 60,0001100 81Manoe1es.ILIvarpoel U 10,000 1 100 Do. Wood at 10 pa 26 100,000 1 10 Angle Aaarlaa 60,0001 SO Amok) Noisalaa ( Urn. ) IS 10,0001 60 Anglo Damn (Waited) Li 1.1100 10 La aUcßank.Cor.newak I 0,000 11 Aostrakala 1,600 20 Denkoillellltitalantbia g MO, IS Inane ol mow .••• al ( 000 1 100 Mask of Landes •I (1100 10 link el Olaip Walled, 1 6000 100 Bank of Quipenaland(L) II ~000 00 DaakoMeaditAaliMa II MO 10 Dank el New Sealiad " 11 1,000 0 Beeneirtglenk (Lflultad 11 IPS 10 110101110fteft'aimeafgi LI 1,000 IS anima 0 Lalllernaan (L I 1.0 00 SO Magi N. Arearks 1,000 10 O. Bk. laidlaotaa.. Wats al 1,000 86 Owl.. Mer.ol ladlaotc. al 1,000 100 10t y _ s Imo 100 Oelanlal kne *l4 OciaLltank CO auslias a • 000 g . om. none of tail., am a 6,~11050 Oamotldabed Bask (L) I 1t! 1,000 /001 °8limi rieer 2,000 SO Deihl and London 2 1,000 60 slat Loudon (Limited 1,110. 10 Sailers Iteollense(Lho 1 , 000 26 Mullah 101ot Steck iL. 1.0 01 10 Ifiulieeltkai.Cautd. 4000 6* linanat end Ihredleh (L l. 10 Sampan BanklUndted 3.0 00 103 Uladamaktoulaap.(l4 1,000 100 Do. lased at 2pm 1.100 100 Do. New 1,000 100 Imperial Beak. Unated 1,000 10 lapieldoOtessa—. LOW 21 imam. 6,000 SI Do. low 1,000 SO Lill MAU: bias 1, 10 ILoo.Bk.ofliezico,aai 1,000 100 Les. Dank olSoiAlaad,L T. 4.. 1,16311 100 1 lonsikia and Dualism .. 1, If liet. Sew 000 11211 Lea.D.Ayrast/LoleenL ‘OOO IS Do. New, W. la li pat i,12:0 01 011.116ank 0 Atilikl. I 1, 110 Lender and Caul? . 000 60 ' Load= Joint Kock— , 1111 ILeskaallloatk aftican MO 10 Lon. aS. Wealsen (Una „000 100 Do, do. New . ( 000 SO LoadowtVenesuela ( L ) , 100 Lea. & Westannater A,OOO 100 blerciant Isant ( lka.) 68.0 00 60 Keestaille I Illsohanll 111,000 1011 *Ma it troy. Bank (I. 6,161110 Do. de. MOO 100 Illdland Dark (Wit) v•lss,iso I Nsilosal el Liverpool_ 1,000 100 lLife.ei Medea& .... ,000 10 Do. Sod and Did Yeas -- , Rational Sank riew Moak Waft low Samba& (6 Led I Dare Wiatarn i filental Beek Duper& frovin.DanklngCorp.(L Do. do. Proetto. CO Ireland Do. do Ileladitlud..ll Deihl (L 'Soma /mamas taus& at 1.1. Alden Do. 4.. las. 1 Spa. Colon of Mutual' Onion a Deland (ids ) Diem of Lends& i,OOO 60 row 20 1,000 10 ),000 SO 1000 116 1,000 SO 'MO SO AOO ill ,11011 10 1,000 26 4061 10 1,000 100 0,500 03 ' 0,000 100 0.000 60 iitsl 6 gyki -= of 41 .-- i — 2161 'el 1 ails' I lil - 61 - 4 u 4. 11.4 it 6i 4 T O 4 11 1 die ln IM hil Ti 61 4a 11* 01 410 I 19 6 s a 9 Ii SIM 16 19 10 41s A 11 4r 14 14 i VI M 6 l W 01 14 941,110 01 16. 166 111 1$ 14 Ma a VIM 14j i 1 . 7 4 1 - vi 2 OarrMsf SO tatarsailooal Nabs* 10 14 8 INs no2o lotamalllnan.Hoo. (L.) 6 li 19 10 N lotateattamto4lolll(L 10 idle pm par 0 20 halloo trrtg. (Gan. 044.) all 11 12 •IN Go. 6p. e. Ala 6. IW9 A 88 116 N ob4l4ookDboOunt(L. 10 14 11411 *N UM Ilectuillos (Um) 6 24 WY * * Loma. Africa& Tra** 10 7 6Ms N N Load.sadCalodou.lLLL 5 I 10 41 111 Loo.Clountear** 7l .( 4 00 5 16444.014241462•106.(1 )el l st N N Load. [than. Abe. (L )16 74 800 06 4 G. Omiber 0.11 , , In N6O Luod.dobu6.ll64/.Co(L 20 11 9 dls 00 60 Load.. Italian, 44.11tui. 16 8 Idb 00 64 Lood.ltsr. Dlacomut(L) 10 U 9Ws 00 II Lond.Prodadelbbelb 1 4 am 00 10 Madras !nip. • Oral 16 il 1 616 10 Do. I stl 11l 194 OS 86 Marta nveoMmat(L ) 64 * 14414 00 110 liaarltlos 16144,00 AL ) 0 A *a 610 10 114411. 1141441. DI (L) all it 106 60 ltorchaot dblpple4 r.l 16 0 4 41. /00 19 ullbralli.Ld.abockL. 71 5 4Ms NA SO %fillwall boa %orb 6 las bond MO 10 WoUltampteoal.o.(l ) I 2 1 0. 100 II Nalloaal OW Com (L) I I% I .l o ' 316 N Kahn or. lisrloo(L 24 14 1 its 006 IN Nalloosl Stoma If ay.LL) 90 4 3 116 900 N Ptsrbodda Goal It 1. 'L 6 lt_ 0441. NO N LW New 000 21 11.26alsodkall.Ag.L. 94 par 1P• 1 WO 16 N.2•414v42.61460(L. 1 4 IPM OW 10 SortbstmaammTaalL.l 1 4 7401 Ps' 000 10 Do. 1 741. 61. N.DrlLAastraladas(L) 100 4.6 66 60 "1.1411.11646064.1a.(1. 54 10 19 AN 10 Newsom Triabiltodl 1 Ido par ,0 00 N owns NOM ilaran• 6 18 19 ow . 10 Orls•tale66•l4arolal(L V ,N 0 10 (Uol•66lnomialailtim 15 9 1 dig ,001 6 Odwil•1 Owe (14•1 1 1• 4 1) all 64 01 100 6 Do. New 1 pr pm AO 15 , Isbod4Nal*L ) 1111 1 1 ‘O9l 10 Kam k athlan•llovest 2 4 le Oar 6 N 1 Company (L ) 2 4 the — 4 pro L • IS Moreau Flammial (L.) LI 7 11 ale k • I Ottoman ass I Ltm1101) all St a 6000 60 Ovaroad,Garnag,Co.(l , 11 64 6417 0 .140 10 ranamar 4 4 .4464641 L, 11 6 7 1226 1 Do. do. 4000 10 Do. New 8 1 1 ats wet is. Issl7lt.Liadaldla.(Ll IN 19 41 lON 50 Iftiasslar* O. Nam mill 76 71 LON N Do. do. New B6 17 19 ow 5.idi600 15 ri sag rsda L. 1... M. (L. 134 64 44 14 110 N Iron l7 ti SAN N Sl* J. Olty [mores. (L.) all II 24 0,14 Is Dow ditto .. ... ON N Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim) all par Om MOO 1110 110ya11ia11146446. .. 66 114 121 0001. 14. 114.A.Lustra,Inveat. ii 109 /211 IN 6,00 J SO Smith. Knight. &Co. L. 10 10 6 414 6,1166 lb 500.f1n5a.4•64/p 4 4( ) 10 44 $4411 4 81 %Aldan M. aIL(1 , II 11 8141. 4 16 Oka& Mmotaittaa Lead dB 111 $1 AA IL labsualoiselsiliersia.. UN N II .. •11 4 4 17.6.,10 rii.menic.ituain a. 11 gm. 4000' N rhanwadMrwee, Is (L.) 1 • 611* 7. 1 6:0 • 1 10 Trinidad fatrotems (L) 4 14 17, 10 TrestadonwordAr.l. 1 1 lips WON NT. &L. 04 et u.C.anads I par pa 40,000 20 Un.Marbb of UN: I t 1 41 on 10.0001 • UMW& Telsg.oo. 1 all 1 lima 10.000. 90 thalvers.Marius l L. I 44'. 4pm 16,000' 10 llm o dis aoaltaa(Llra al Se two 10 ,0 01 CW 10 - 16 17 ,01 99 van Dbrauser Lead— lit ft 104 MOOS, 14 Warrant IrtammaiLlm.l 16 2 1 dig 14.090 1 SO W4.lllolla&SacifleS.(L N t 2pm 4 1=i 3* _:a 17 i 14 10 Ms of 454,0001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally steady, at the late improvement. Bills on Paris and St. Petersburg were rather more, in quired for. The usual list is subjoined : Amterdam, 3 lotentles, 12.2 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.19 to j ; Rotterdam" 3 swaths, 12.2 to 4 ; Antwerp. 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Homburg me. bora. 3 months, 13.101 to 4 ; Para, short. 25.25 to 32; ; ditto. 3 months, 26.578 to 62; ; imakfort-00-tbs-Maine. S month", 1314 te 4; Petoreberg per rouble, 3 months. 294 to 304 ; ltassal eff. So., S womb", 11.221 to 274 ; Trieste ditto. 3 manthe, 1 11.224t0 274 ; Madrid. 3 months, 474 to 4 ; Oohs, 3 menthe. 474 to 4 ; Loran, 3 months, 26.75 to 80 ; Oran, 3 =meths, 25.75 to 80 ; Miles. 3 moths, 2175 to 80 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.75 to 80; Palermo. 3 months, 25.76 to 80 ; Marina, 3 Torah; 25.75 to 80; Lb*" 90 dap, 511 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 fa 4. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : I Coin and bullion ---- Decease 01.326,000 Bills dracrated .... ...... ..... increase 1,208,000 Government Notes la oreels..— lemma 413,000 Private Deposits .......... Dearer, 1,00000 Advances Dramas 8,000 This return affords evidence of a continued and serious drain upon the French Bank. The decline in the coin and bullion and the increase in the dis counts are alike heavy. The rates of discount on the Continent, with one 1 or two exceptions, are still below those current here. At Paris, Vienna, and Turin, the quotation in the open market is 5 per cent ; at Amsterdam , and Brussels, 4 ; at Frankfort , 54 at fiambwrg, l 6 ; at Berlin, 7 ; and at St. Petersburg, 61 to 7. The directors of the Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England have jest issued their second report, extending to the 30th nit., and to be presented to the general meeting on Tuesday, the 24th inst. The statements made are of a congratulatory character, and prove that this undertaking continues to flake rapid pro- THZ CNOLZRA IN MADRID.--MADRID, Ocr. 13, gram towards a position of great eminence in the , EvEnoto.—Yesterday the cholera was very severe in financial world. The accounts shows net profit avail this city. Five hundred sod forty eases orearrol able to the 30th ult. of 180,8061., of which 30,0001. of which 175 proved fatal. Today the dimes@ has deeressed, is to be carried to the "dividend reserve fund," bet, notwithatendlog, a grand pude prevaibt.—/ter3el increasing it to 100,0001. Out of the 150.8051. Telegram I remaining, the directors recommend a dividend of ACCIDiNT To LADY AUDRZY Townsuswo.—On 104- per share, and a bonus of like amount, being Friday, the sth last., Lady Audrey Townsrad was I together at the rate of 40 per cent. per annum, We (Ordwatra) learn that Mr. Boncicault is riding along Itaggrove•lane, near Blackfield's fares, about ;or the same as distributed last half-year. The large acne& on • sew reeetetie It" atoms its bmis a white two miles from Hartford, whoa leer here "tumbled in a rat I sum o f 50,805 L w il l th en b e tarr i e d t o th e cre dit o f 'tam present Fenian camping. , and fell, throwing her over its head. Lady The name of M. Gonnod s new oratorio is shoulder was dislocated by the fall. sad she wee also • ; dese rved le good deal bruised. Is spite of this she remeented her ; Atd"l's 1 the next half year's profit account. Paying a well compliment to the great attention given rebun ot. 1 (1 41 will be published bY °rimer . a" °D.—°rChelga*. alit ~NAIRIAANFINIP OF SRN °SILT WERTICI.N.... ' horse to ride home. but fioding her arm quite useless, IDy all concerned in the administration of the nom- it ku been nab , rumoured is Booth Wales ;loin the • she was under the seemeity of availing herself of • peering ! pail's affairs, the directors welt announce their present week that there ie every probability of Mr. D. - .: vehicle. in which shaneersod to Baas Perk- Dr. Beans determination to increase the tap to 4,000,0001., Gooch. M.P., Wog elected chairman of the Great Wester,. g was immediately seat for, and at once reduced the dialog i• Iby hoe. Wean happy to bear that Lady Audrey is smug on the issue of 100,000 new shares on which 51. share l is intended to be called u Of these " the hoard will be got ow, it to said. by Sir Wields W. per 1 The difficulty as to the 'beam of • gentleman sot already •4 moat favourably ner his care, and that the will sot be ; on y prorated by the amides= from &trading the 'eddies o f ; shares, 50,000 will be offered to shareholders re- Gocth for the ' , maw , w hich it appears Sir Waeldte has her brother, the Marquis Towohend.—Herflord Mercury. I guttered on the 20th inst., in the proportion of one row a , d o "d er th e as ia go di g@e net.—Mensyepi. cAs T:IFT s. mo or of Alt ia. l s s iga rA i i:: ta CZl p ui li . e :D at iera imi zas t a ratt wo 1 n at ew a share for every two then held, and to be issued Togas i p s o RICIIML ••••! The traffic recetpta of premium of 21. 10e. per share, while milirsys is the United Kingdom amounted. for tla week xot : excite sympathyy llaua under tb e e irm pa mitalw the. / . 1 1 :2 17 6 " kmi chila la ot t l 1 the remaining 50,000 will be offered to the ge semi , ending the 7th October, or. 12.284 mike, to 754.2 0 e. sad bli ' faz w e A we . Th e 1 for the earreerading week et lain year. on 11,925 miles. YeeeB married *MU beleellteff ee the t o deem feel P u , °at will a P remulta ° one; ana, a will ' acre • Pre- Ito 696.2324. lowing ae ranges of 359 miles, god off raiding in Bleakfriar's Wyed, w e entrusted to a neighbour mums represent ouove‘no.-, and se 1 /rpm Th e ems receipts oe the fo ll owime 14 railways girl al 12 years of age, while the mother woe eseliewi in the general reserve fund to 500,0001., while the ; amoua t a d t a ;b e ag gregate. on 8.803 miles. be outdoor employmeet. The girl was carrting the infant le paid-up capital will be 1,000,0001, The object in , 624 . 3531., sad for the correeposding week of 1884, as th ee e tweg iligiviim i e t e t • ete u veteit hes au ties Ula wi eeetetud th her Ly d a deevy wmte ed It: offering a portion of the new issue to the public is ' 8.484 miles, te 579,8181.. es &towing ea IMOD* at towards the railway station. The st7ranger there eked of course to increase the area of influence of the , ruses 31 i/ rsilf...,_ snd .ll.l.Ar la laiMalousa..d•NA 4 t t 537 1.83 1. 71. 1 . 5 : e er... 1.- the girl to go into the @tattoo to iequire whoa the alletally, the resources of which wi ll be very great .: Great r at :: 4 .177 mi 7,„;;;;"0";: t wed b o p e . te ;g3ejj,"7 next train left for Glasgow, saying she would hold the T e report of the directors of the Pernambuco ..„ the o„ e s * nt h," m a Wester re 1 , 7081 .; en the htbt for hit w it she did es. The lid inspecting Ito veil Railway Company, to be submitted at the half- Grim Western to I,9iii.; _oh so d eenah end Tack rarrendered her charge for the moment, and was laid by the ,y earl y railway clerk that the five o'clock train had ;net I • meeting on the 24th WA., shows that the shire to 4.52 Th ; oda the Ismag North Wattles he .; She Immediately Totored to where eke bed tra ffi c g i ves a clear surplus revenue for the half- Veill• tht London tad Brighton t ° 4 A 9a4 ' ; °a .r.._, the Looks &ad Sew* Wasters. to 9531. • ea Mee • It woman and child, but no truce of them was to , year_ _2, beyond all expenses, of 11 , 7381., 01i , " ,, the Sbefffelff. & ad Irashraiso. to Lizat. •ea be sew In vain she searched sad inquired. bet she had at ; 3,0271. for the corresponding period of the previous the mama to m o n tes t ielf oo th &w e b, t o 2.1481,, ; • . length to go back and report the loss to the onfortanate year. lea the North Rowers so 4.'',1.; aid es the ladle • w parents. Unavailing efforts have , sines been made by ilea The Land Mortgage Bank of India have an. Testers to 2,437L--totsi, 44. Mi. Time perk and mi. . parent and grandfather for the recovery of the child. sad wry t o o t , b e , t b eoo mege by the paw end rms . 'warmed that the surd of 2s. per share (free of in- Dona Who " these 11 " 1 . 11. " 1 _, autaatei.31324•4.0541.4411:.ea5t ',, fee the seiresperdiee wee " ratonPiscel, two detective h ens being specially oometax), being pig ment on account o f dividend tee se inseams of 14.383 k Mee wenn& for peranfless, employed in the ease, but hitherto without sue- toe the current year at the rate of 5 per oeut. per yow l,. * A . i0 ,,,,j 0 a t o 21)(1,2121, a phid 2180.7.06 ~ . 1 MS% A destrlittice of the woman sad of the is annum, for six months, will be paid on the 23rd showing es inner d 18,1623. Tie tellke teeflPet Me oi bill bee° P ubliabed b Y the P alm ' w i lleethi g 55 1 4 " •°6 " 1 " 1 . I bet. to all shareholders registered in the books of 40 ether Yam aneeseted. en 3.492 sago. to Wh0W1,46;. ,• g 1 im and dw ither im i s t . "" m r/ Doe gbi t. m t . . t i rr e t ee ft en d h imumb ere h m °, t hf to = sm i th ° 84il e t illie co'mpany on the 18th inst. and tor the eormepoadiee week of lest Year. on evefee" , t miles. to 118,4841. ; elarark an insressoot ll a mas. end . .: A reward of • WI. hex beet off f or s e e k A mill of 41. has been made upbn the shares of 1 a 13.4471. is the 1...4.66 ns Wed g iven to the calla, tow Mabel Mike, Meek- Overend, Gurney, and Company (Limited), payable vs * show e o wes .. e l 2441 ; la inithresee d„. .. friars . WYea.fi#Slb ek es Ter eto Ism& to the ess;weerd - by the 15th November. .... , Ow preeseng week. sadlastlyaindi 111111Wohloc.— •I'll. the infast.—manaro °wee& , —.• ; i • • • PREFERENCE SHARES. Gnat Waters—West Midland Perpetual Six pa Cat. Pref. Opt. tall 1866. 113. Maseester, Sheffield and Lauda Six per Cent., 122 i. North Staffordshire, 21t. -- FOREIGN RAILWAYS Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10. l3ahla aad Sao Fraaciaca (liar.) UMW 7 par omit, 141 I Ottoman (Smyraa to Alain), IL Ran Panto (limited) guaranteed 7 per amt.. 17. PROnNorAL SHARI MARKETS. unarms. 00811-drains So day : Furness, new, 161 -Landon and North Western. Mt 11 4 1 1-Boffa lo and lair Huron, 6 9-16-B6is. 1-Blinn te Central, 814-tirted 60.10. 810 Bonds. ask-Grist laturnboa sham. 11 61 8 1 ti-Alßana Sauk of London and Liverpool ( ),61 p.-finlinbingo Bank(Limird),ll-16 - Mertantils Storage Bank (Umittad l a= -.Albion Maras (Limited) 1618 d.-British and lore* (Lilineed). SVP -1.1 and and London and Globe Tire and Ws, Elk p.-Thames and may Marius (Limited). 61 p.-National • Mmm (Larrlsd), S Y-16 618 8 d.-Laneashire and Yorkshire, 1101. aLutuaimins, ore. 11-!here was a Valet mak* bat prior were steady. Alliance Bank (Limited), .--Oraat oxLuem bourg, 161- Gnat Northern A. 101 Western Ca nada, 151 11-16 1-111Inols Central 831-Lancashlre and Yorkshire, 1901-London and North WINi4IIII. 1938 i t i yal - liambegta• Sheffield, and Lincolmthire rive per Cent ref. psT.. 9 1616 -Metropolitan, 1916-Meilean, 03-Maw Vent and WM.:69 Si- North British, 621 1.-South farant, States' 6-to Yearn. Bonds, Mit 8 -Ylintshire Oil. 31 opkinited Slates 6-10 Yearn Bonds, 68)8 f-Fliot4hlfe Oil. 34 d._bopkiol Mikes, 6-111 d.-Union 41 p.-Yuress Sig per Cent., 126 . Brannionain Orr. 13.-Tbo traussotions In this market to-day were limited. 00 Birmingham Canal shares there wars • pilfers at 90 : Blrrningitans and Stour Valleys were quoted at WI • to Il : Nottingham Joint Stock Bank at 11 prom : Birmingham Bazar', Company rare@ at Wi 10 604: Birmingham Joint-Stock Bank at Sat to 36 ; Birmingham and Midland Bank at 1661, borers ; Patent Shalt and Axtetree shares at 61 to 11) rem ; and Mentz Metal at 8 to LI din ot7oi j .