The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1865. SERIOUS FIRES.--(THIS DAY.)—Thie morning et as early hour several tine occurred is various parte of the metrepoli• One was is the premises of Me. Hearn,chasdler, U., No. 6, Half Nichols street, Shoreditch. The shop and the upper part of the building , together with the Moen in hada were destroyed. Another fire took place in the Firming of Mr. Alfred Steen. upholsterer, N 0.9, Victoria :iced, Holloway. Considerable damage was dons to the braking and the °octants by fire and water. The other, sad most extensive fire of the ironing, was in the exten sive premises know° as Gratiediall Lunatic Asylum, situate at Old Bow, in the occupation of Mr. Byes. A fire break ieg eat is such an extensive establiahtnent, it is hardly seneseare to state. Produced the greatest alarm among the inmates and officials of the institution, and the heat thin sought to be accomplished was to keep the patients as quiet as possible, for although the fire had not broken in to the sleeping apartments it bad obtained each • strong bold of the laundry and dryisrrootos that it wee moo from the windows of the_ dormitories. Several of the laundries= and laundrymen ed into the drying.room and saved • great quantity of linen before the Aimee had gained say great aeciendancy in that part of the building, which wee between 100 end 150 feet in length, and of proportioeate width, whilst the laundry was venal drably longer. The flames were ultimately extinguished, bat the damage done mast reach a marines sum. A. MAN KILLED ON TAR NORTH KENT RAILWAY. This morning information was received by Mr. Canter, the causer, that • man named William Henry Brown, in the employ of the South-Fautern Railway Coen pay, bed met his death under the se ora l rag theemetanees. The demand, it appears, Waf4 on the lies between the New-crows station and the Lewisham *diem, when a Mid-Kent train came along. The driver perceiving the &rosined sounded his whistle, but the ttn intimate man paid .Do attention, and before the engin* scald be stopped, he was knocked down, receiving serious injury about the head, and both thighs being broken,causing inateateneens death. CAPTURE 07 • DEFAULTING RAILWAY CASHIER. —George Woodruff, a earthier in the service of the London and No/lb-Western Railway, at the Park-lane goods station, Liverpool, having embezzled various sums of money. had obtained a tramp by the City of Baltimore, for New York, seder the name of George Longfellow, when, just as the newel wee leaving the river yesterday morning, • Liverpool detective officer (Skaife) came on board and arrested him. The officer bad only been in receipt of his instructions as to Woodruff's being missed about twenty minutes before the anent. About 401. was found upon the prismier. lie was brought before the magistrate« yesterday, and remanded. Prlmoiritiravisie EXTRAORDINARY. Thomas Waddy, of Carlisle, last week performed the extraordinary hat of walking 52 miles daily for six oonseentive days, starting from the Odd Fellows' Hall, Keswick, and walking to the Apple Tree, Cockermenrib, achieving this distance twice a day. On his two returns each day to Keswick be was loudly cheered, and on Saturday night the Skiddaw Gray hand went to meet bim on the completion of hie eriluons task, and escorted him into town with musical ,! honours. He did not reach Keswick till nearly 11 o'clock, when Main-etreet was crowded, and he was received with I enthusiastic applause by the assembled multitude.—Carlisle Journal. Kilmermr FAIR. —Tits Corns Dumas'. —By virtue of an ceder of the Privy Council, dated September 22, notices have been issued, bearing the signature of the mayor, that "it is expedient that every cow, heifer, bull. I bullock, ox, calf, *beep, lamb, goat, and swine shall be excluded from the fair to be held at Kingston on No- vember 13." This notice has bees deemed advisable because of the greet opportunities for the spread of the cattle disease offered by large stock fairs like that anonsliy held hen. At Croydon there was not time be tween the honing of the order in council sod the date of the fair to distribute the notices sofficieetly soon among the dealers who were taking Croydon on their route. In the present case the hills were freely circulated on the Thursday's market among the sales men, by whom they have by this time been distributed far and wide through the country . This virtual prohibition of the annual fair, except as to horses, cannot fed to game a lota to some of the traders of Kingston. bet there can be no doubt that the corporate authorities have sated with wisdom and promptitude in preventing Kingston fair —Surre from being a means of spreading the c a ttle plague.y Coma BALLY/168LO' FAIR.—BALLINASIAIE, FRIDAY. — This was the horse fair, but most of the sales took place during the last few days The supply was large, and prim of superior animals were rather high. Two horses were sold to-day at 30W., and a large number of average-class animals went off at various figures from 1001. down to 6 01 . There is a small number of inferior horses in this fair. Heeds of cattle are being sold at high prices, bat the regular fair does not take place until to-morrow. STRAWBERRIES ON MicHAELBIAB DAY. —There were gathered in the garden of Mr. John Bicker, Somptiog, ee Friday, September 29, nine patinas of fine Sir Charles Napier strawberries, the flavour quite equal to those gathered in Juna—Surrey Standard. TRAFFIC RECEIPTS. The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week sliding the 30th September, 0(.12.252 miles, to 754.50111., and for the corresponding week of last year. on 11,915 miles, to 707.240'., showing an increase of 337 miles, sod of 47,268/. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways mounted in the aggregate, on 8,771 miles, to 621.5311., and for the corresponding week of 1884, on 8,474 miles, to 590,6111., showing an increase of 297 miles, and an ionean of 32,880/. The M enus on the Caledecian amounted so 1.31131. ; re the Greet Eastern to 231/. ; on the Great Northern to 1,1971. ; es the Great Soothers and Western to 1.099/. ; on the Great Western to 1,7311.; on the Lunimbin, and York dtire to 4,1311. ; en the London and North Western to ; on the London end Brighton to 8,7261. ; on the London and South Western, to 1,5451. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnehire, to 1,7801. ; on the Midland to 1.2501. ; on the North British, to 1,7901. ; es the North Eastern so 4,106/.; and on the South Eastern to 1,8361.—t0ta1, 32,8804 The goods and mi neral traffic on those lines amounted to 3218431., and for the corresponding week of 1864 to 309,2521., show me an increase of 145911. The receipts for paimeogere, Parcels, &c.. amounted to 301,7481., against 281.3694, Showing an increase of 20,3891. The traffic receipts on other lines amounted, on 3,482 mike, to 130,9171., and for the corresponding week of last year, 00 3,451 miles, to 116,6291., showing se increase of 31 miles end of 14.^_881. in the reosipte. The total receipts of the prat week show en Menses of 14,4501. as compared with those of the presediag week, ending the 23rd of September. THE FRIGHTFUL ACCIDAVT AT THE TOWER HAMLETS VOLUNTEER DRILL GROUND. &HARR INQUEST ON SERGEANT DRANSPIELD. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon, Mr. John Humphreys (Middlesex Coroner), opened an inquiry at the Queen's Hotel, Gas. coigne.road, Victoria-park, into the circumstanom of an explosion of goopowder at the Tower Hamlets volunteer drill Ironed, by which Sergeant William Dram&ld, of the Royal Engineers, was killed and dreadfully mutilated. The owed was crowded, sod numerous officers and pri vates of the let Tower Hamlets Engineers, of which corps the unfortunate deceased was the drill instructor, were pressat to witaeas the prooesdlnp. The jar bating been impanslled proceeded to dew the body of the deceased, which predated • deplorable appear arm, the riefortunato man's lead having been severed from the trunk and become charred and blackeasd by the °into.' doe of the powder. The scone of the occurrence was then inspected by the odorier and jury. The practice ground of the Tower Hamlets Engineer Volastaws is • slip of land railed off Victoria park, on the north side, and close to the road. At one end ci of the drill pound is the shed for containing tools, Sc. At re; the other is • two-gun battery. Near the battery a pool of it blood by • rough stockade marked the spot where the de- 10 ceased was killed. A small hole about the sue of • hat had la been made, and in it the deceased plaited a hag of powder to blow down the stockade ; the hue evidently exploded pre maturely, and hence the saddest. 100 The decreed was • man of good education ;be had been .. oduoated at Harrow. He was subsequently empolyed oa N. the South Waders Railway, but becoming tired of the it calling he enlisted in the Engineers at Chatham. S gt t Mr. J. Brown Rom was the first witness ealled—tle g s mid—l am union to the Ist Tower Hamlets Engineer st Volunteers. I knew the deasseed. His name was Wit. Si. liana Deerfield, and be was 32 years of age. He wit sergeant in the Engineers, and attached to Chatham, aa sod was government instructor to our corps. I was not L e present at the accident. lie Donald Glare, sapper, said—On Thursday evening I was as, at drill ia the drill ground, Victoria-park. The demand St was mead as instructor. We assembled about 8 94. o'clock. Part of the instruction was the blowing up of a. 1 2. stockade The company was divided into an attacking end • defending pasty. I sou with the decoded in the N. attacking party. It was part of the mammon* that ge, we should take the stockade, and then blow it up. N. It was • quarter to 9 when we proceeded to do this. Others were with me, and the deceased on one side al. of the stockade. The explosion was to be made by t the dedasad. He gave orders that when he maid the 00 word " Riede the company were to right about 10,, taus and fall down. We were to lie on our N. faces. All could bear that order, and we had bees 9 previously cautioned to the same after.. The deceased 101 • plaoed a bag of powder in a hole in the ground on oar side of the st oc kade. It was to be ignited by one of Boxer's ;. fusses. I misted in tying it to the bag, or rather in the g ia . beg. The operation consists in placing the fuse into ti the mouth of the bag like • fin gkr into • 99 If It was put in up to 19 " (the N. fit l i g p a r ife s marked on the fuse) it would take 19 seconds to Bre the hag. We put in the end only, and after ; the composition bad burned to the bottom it would blow ta out a few grains of powder in the hollow of the fuse, and It. so light the powder in the bag. Ido not believe there was te any powder loose about the bag outside. The fuse was et fastened in 50 yards from the stocka de, and Sergeant Knox V! carried the bag to the hole. I was 4or 5 yards from deceased ; when he was igniting the foes. He gave the word go, " Ready," as he bad the light in his hands before N. applying it to the Muse. 'Ms light wks some hied el of fuse. There was a spade shoved In under the 40 stockade. over the bag of powder. The moment I saw him apply the fight, I as well as the others turned round and fell down, I looked back over my es shoulder, and I saw Dranefield blown backwards. He never le uttered • sound. The quantity of powder in the bag was 91 about 211 a. I scrambled to deceased and took his heed from ender his back. With the exception of the skis at the back his head was blows from his body. There was 41._, only time to right about and fall forward from the time of the ignition to that of the explosion. I can not explain 170, how it came to paas that the explosion was so prompt have been 7or 8 months attached to the endemic regiment. la Captain J. Ambrose Coffee said—l am the commandant sot of the Tower Hamlet Volunteers, and was in charge of the 2! regiment on the night in question. This night attack was being made because lam obliged, though commandant, to go„ carry out and obey the orders given by the drill instructor get from the War-Offloe. Sergeant Draosfield was about its four years attached to 7 opo zszneak, and he was at very onthwrieeths. Be • night attack, at e and I Inquired as to its safety. He assured me st there was no danger, sad on Thursday night we were up rehearsing what was to have takes place to-night. The 100 night attack was to have taken place to.night. I asked its him particularly d them would be time given by the fuse too for the men sad himself to pi out of the way, and he ;92, lighted an artillery foss and threw it down before the men. i; It took soma time to bare, and seemed safe. He Proposed MO that I should take comenazzd of the defeoce. I posted my men NO and defended my earthworks, firing at the enemy until he N. gave the signal. We then ran as hard as we could see- la posing that the enemy had entered the earthworks. At 50 Z yards I halted my men, and drew them up in front of the I , enemy. We waited for the explosion. While waiting there I L was an explosion and • man cried out, " The sergeant is lei dead or wounded." I mut my men everywhere for aid, bat fee when I got op poor Drassfleld's bead was off his body. He lid had been 12 years in the army. At the War-office, and in wherever be was known, he was highly respected. His name il l' was down for promotion. He had been educated at Harrow, and he knew thoroughly the science of engineering. He was N. • careful msg. 19 tive evideoos. S er g e ant Edward Kum gave corrobora Edward Kendall, minas, said that he silo the deceased light the fuse. He knelt on his left knee, and rested his pi. right hand on the nada He struck the fusee it. Out es if ha was going to light • cigar), and as so be passed it to the fuse the explosion took plaza. The fusee threw off sparks all around as he moved to ft I light the fuse. Witness thought that some grains of powder were loose about. When the deceased forad the bag under the stockade, and shoved the spade after it, in wit- TIT, neses opinion some paid of powder must have puffed out. The decreed said that he thought the bag held about o 4} lbs. of powder. Captain Coffee said that it was just possible that to the bag might have been rat by the shovel. 101 but no powder coul d well have been puffed out. ti It was the extreme caution of the deceased in putting in ri the shovel over the powder that seemed to have cost him 1, his life ; for if the shovel bad not bees there he would i simply have been thrown down by the explosion. Dr. Rose said that he heard from some of the men that deceased seemed to have observed his denser when too late, for be cried out "God God," just before thee:planless. The Coroner having summed u p. , The jury returned • verdict ' That deceased died from decapitation arising from an accidental explodes of gun powder while iortracitiog the pat Tower Hamlets Engineers in blowier up a stockade." Captain Coffee said that It might be a conadattos to the deceased's mother and other relatives to knew that sot only all Lis comrades, but Sir John Burgoyne sod the deputy adjutant-general, appreciated the excellent qualities, scien tific and otherwise, of the unfortunate sergeant. The Monde publishes the Latin text of the Papal allocution against freemaseeary. It le remarkably full of faulty construction and barbarisms, for example yes efiriones la maasonica societal. Erna the Latin language seems to be IN going to decay is Reuse. SolutrY COUNTY SCHOOL. The opening of this II important institutios will take place on Thursday next the 12th inst., by the Bishop of Winchester, the official visitor. . There will be divine service in Cranley Chnrch at 11.:10. ti ! when the bishop will preach. A public luncheos will be provided le the Collece.hall at 1.30. The chair will be 1 takes by the High Sheriff of Surrey. who will be supported by the Earl of Cernarvoe, the Lord Warkworth, the Hon. W. Brodrick, the Lord Chief Juati a Eels, Sir Charles Russell, Bart, M.P. • M. Cubitt, M.P. • Mr. Buxton, Y.P. ; Mr. Beach, ; Mr. Bolster BOoth, M.P. ; Mr. Leveaces Gower, M.P. ; Mr. Bovill, M.P. ; Mr. Selwyn, M.P. ; Major Peerhyn. and Mr. Talton, chairman of the quarter sessions; Mr. H. W. Peek,-.Mr. Wyndham Portal, and several ether gentlemen of influence in this and the neighbouring wrestles. A very interesting and numerous meeting is therefore ex pected. The railway is bow epee, and easy amass may be obtaleed by way of Gail !order Hersh um—Surrey Standard. FENIANIAM IN MIDDLEBBIIO'.—It is said that there are two Fenian lodge. is Middlesboro'. We have been told t h at the police know where these lodges are held, end are ready at any moment, should there he any illegal proceedinp, to appear at the place of meeting.— I York Herald. Tan INDIAN CLIHATE. —Every change of eeaenn is heralded in with the fierce storms peculiar to the tropion In the middle of a day when the relentless sun seems to he burning op the vitality of every moving thing on the face of the earth, sad when the very trees and vegetatios seem perishing beneath its rtys—at such times a gale will now sod then break from the north.weat before the servants have time to close the house, a eold wind will spring up, and the thermometer will fell from twenty to thirty degrees in the course of a hear. The ordinary weather of the hot and rainy 'owes in the lower provisoes often dramas the powers of life to the very u tmost. The dry heats so horrible that moieties for the rains. and whet. they come they only Jeerer' , e the sense of discomfort by filling the air with hot vapour until it seems almost impossible to breathe, and by generating malaria sod those deadly diseases which are absent from the East. It is no life of luxury or pleasure that Englishmen lead in India. The novelist's representations of oriental ease and comfort hear about as much resemblance to truth as moor ether of their views eoneeruing the constituents of human happiness. The first year in India , especially in the lower provinces, will effee. tinny dispel these romantic dreams From the middle of January till the middle of November the haat is all bat insufferable. One wonders, not that so many Europeans die there, but en that ao man p t y live to return home. For ten tire month s each cheehat takes pleas is the temps raters is a change for the worse, sad there are no months la trying and hard totear as those towards the end of the rainy semis, when the strength to reset the climate is very avvriy exhausted. —Fortnightly Review. rMi.-MlllB DAY.) Two oVioox. The railway market is dull, but the riodUction in pekes is not general. Metropolitan stock shows chief heaviness, and 'uas declined per cent. Great Northern A has also receded 4, Great Eastern 1, and London and North Western 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1221 to / ; Great Western, 634 to 64 ; Midland, 1244 to 123 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1194 to 120; South Eastern, 791 to 1; Great Eastern,46l to 471; Caledonian, 1284 to 129 Metropolitan, 135 to ; London and South Western, 95 to 96 ; Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; ditto A, 147 to 148. Great Western of Canada Railway shares have declined, and Great Luxembourg are dull. UNDINAZY SHAMS AND STOCKL IN. I BAILWAIIII. 114.4 Ci=oss I ham p. to-day I 544 to 1 1011 Drldol sad ise4m to OoLoSootao.. us Caaibitos all Dort aad Darks 811 Ououwall on Do. • A sadly. motllll all Do. B I p. 0.1a5M to D. 100 I Dobai) sod D~Joso sll Doodoo,Porth.&lo4..Tl alt I Do. nset London aorlp 10 . 99 N 128 180 96 97 n 16 6 8 ST 70 71 IS 911 96 IM :=. sad d. 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Neva Nods Spa., INS V AN ..IQuarisol G0v.110.10. 1 ..1LL0.1.C1N... p.o. 1878,7 I 1 /10.61“.0p.oleo.0.1. 1 p, 121 Do. So. Op...ANUeOO.' )14PAltall. 95 SG 97 iii 96 94 96 MONEY MARICHT,-(T818 DAY). PUSH RISK IN THZ UCOUNT. BANK RATE OF D Two o'Czoon. The directors of the Bank of England have to-day raised the rate of discount from 6 pe r cent., at which it was fixed last Thursday, to 7 per cent. This fresh upward move ment was anticipated, owing chiefly to the unfavourable position of the accounts of the Bank. 1 The extent of the demand to-day for discounts at I that establishment, combined with a large with drawal of sovereigns for Brazil, has also doubtless contributed towards the advance. The advance in the rate having been expected, the reduction in the stock markets is not very im portant. Consols are steady, at the closing I quotations of yesterday, and the decline in L ' British railway securities is confined to three or four descriptions. Foreign stocks exhibit most de , pression, and have receded 4to 4 per cent. in some - instances. The demand for money in the general market is rather strong, and the lowest rate is 7 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English go veniment securities are obtainable at 51 to ti per cent. The discount establishments now allow 5 per cent, for money at call, 51 at seven days' notice, and 6at fourteen days' notice. The joint stock banks now give 5 per cent. for money on deposit. The London and Westminster Bank allow only 4 per cent. for sums below 5001. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 67fr. 77c., showing a further fall of 4 per cent. Consols are now quoted 884 to 1, both for money and next Tuesday's settlement, and 881, for the new account (November 8). The official busi ness report is as follows —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 884, 1,4, 4 ; ditto for account, 881, 4,4, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 861, i ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104/, 1; ditto Bonds, 195., 24a. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, ifs,, I , 141 4s. die. The foreign stock market is flat, and a decline, varying from 4 to 1 per cent., has taken place in several of the specula ei Live descriptions, including Greek, Spanish Passive and Certificates, Mexican, and Brazi lian scrip. The latter is quoted 24 to 1 prem. I Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.: —Greek, 191 to 20 ; Turkish Consolidds, 471 to 48 ; i 1 Spanish Passive, 28 4 to 4 ; ditto Certi fi cates, 144 to 4 ;Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican, 24/ to 251. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi -6 lisn, 1852, 1858, and 1860, 71, 70, 72 ; ditto 1863, 68, ex div. ; Dutch , 61 1 ; Egyptian, 941 ; , ditto 1864, 901, 4, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 914, ex div. ; Greek Coupons, for account, 71;1 Mexican, for account, 254, 4, 5 ; ditto, 1864, 211 ; Moorish, 96 ; Russian, 1822, 89, i ; ditto 1862, 91 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 281, 4 ; I the Committee's Certificates, for account, 144, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 71 ; ditto 1862, for account, 734, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74, 4. American securities are lower. United States 1 520 bonds are now quoted 681 to 691 ; Erie Rail- way shares, 59 to 4 ; Illinois, ea tol. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 1„ to 1 prem.; id London Financial, 74 to 4 pre. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 2 prem. ; Credi m t Fourier and Mobilier of England, 4 5-16 to 7-16 prem, Over end, Gurney, and Company , 51 to 6p. and Hudson's liay, 151 to 4. HALF-PAST Two O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted 884 to 4 for money, and 881 for the account, showing no alteration. We are requested to state that the obligations of the General Debt at 5 per cent of the Ottoman Empire are passing through the press, and are being verified as quickly as possible ; and that the despatch of the obligations to the different centres of conversion will commence next week. About 15,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday ; no withdrawals were reported. The rise in the value of money here has at last given an impulse to the foreignexchanges, which yes terday afternoon were quoted better for this country. The advance was especially observable as regards short drafts on Holland. The supply of bills was not large, but buyers were very cautious. Sub- I joined is the list : Amsterdam, short, 11.181 to 191 ; 3 mouths, 12.2 1 to i ; Rotterdam 8 1000140. 12.2 to 1; Antwerp, P mown& 25.60 to 65 ; Hamburg, 3 mouths, 13.10 to 1 ; Paris, short, 15.221 to 30; ditto, 3 mouths, 2%115 to 60; Fixation-as.-therldoms. S mouths, 1211 to 1 ; Petersham. 3 months, 291 to 1 •, Fiance. 3 moats, ill7l to 221; Trieste, 3 months, ILI7I to 221 • Madrid. S intelhor 471 to 1; Dad* 3 months, 471 to f•. Leghorn. 3 months. 25.671 to 721 ; Milan. 3 months, 26.671 to 721 ; Goma, 3 months, 25.671 to 72{ ; Naples, 3 months. 25.671 to 721; Palermo, I months. 25.671 to 721 ; Mamas. S mouths, 25.671 to 721; Lisbon, 90 days, 541 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 1, The Bank of Holland has raised its rate of discount from 31 to 4 per cent. At Vienna, Hamburg ? Berlin, and St. Petersburg, the rate of discount in the open market is G per cent., being the same as that current here ; Turin, 54 ; Brussels, 5 ; Frankfurt, 41 ; Paris, 4 ; and Amsterdam, 3 per cent. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes: Coin and bullion Decrease 42370,00 0 Bills demented lamas , 2,768,600 Goveramest De Decreame 2,016.000 Notes is anecdotic@ lsmael; 1,936,000 Private Deposits Advances These changes are very importaut. A very large amount of bills always fall due in France at the end of September, but upon the present occaaion the increase iu the discounts is much above the average. The French Bank is at the same time parting with gold rather faster than our Bank. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,3831. over last year. The prospectus of she Merchants' Company (Limited) is issued, with a proposed capital of 500,0001., of which 250.0001. is to be first issued in 10,000 shares of 251. each. The object in the first instance is to take over the business of Messrs. Lane, lisakey, and Co., one of the firms comprised in the combination formed some months ago sneer the name of the London Merchants' Company, and now creditably wound-no. The purchase money of the goodwill of the business is 25,0001. in debenture!, payable one-fifth annually, with 5 per cent interest, and 2,500 shares, with 151. each credited as paid thereon. The directors state, that in fixing the amount they "have taken into con- COVENT GARDEN. —(THIS eideration the profits of the firm d urin g the last six D . AY.) . Both vogstsblos sad fruit are s ow .applied co abunessos. years, the present prospects of the business, and importations of foreign goods ere chiefly conised to grol e,. the manner in which payment for the goodwill has I Amon 1/4191,9,0,111 pow on g oo samples of is ane been accepted." Attached to the prospectus is a Louis., Gores 11.reismot, Dsehreire *V nairouirmie. and certificate from Messrs. Coleman, 'Turquand, Brews Bean& The swelel s r a ise-seples has sow. Youngs, and Co. The vendors guarante a minimum , tidornba7 tittPloolta• Ert_5 0 • 1 22..... bode at Mat MI. Wm h as servid&. dividend of 10 per cent. per annum, during three ' tp0.r.1,...,,,. =„ ste r=. .... it a years, on the paid-up capital. Mr. David Ward ' b o g gy „, i ',,,,,id„0., peiptgas, sizips. erg ast... enD le r r aisi: Chapman is chairman, and the partners in the firm FRUIT. of Lane, Hankey, and Co. have seats at the board. Im e w ow pea lb_ a, to a warms, pff res t is rota The following is the report of the directors of , Break Pee 112., le CA ee SS ( ter. per let Site lee I Tseshos, per data, 4s toes Nets, cob, e% MOW sr arise the Ottoman Financial Association (Limited) to be I Finns , per FL, 9 ., 9,1 90 99 04 ,-... w . 4 i„,,, two jo, submitted at the meeting on Tuesday next : apple, per mere, ts od to to Shooed*, do., Ids to Ws The Modem is their first report to the shareholders 1 ♦ rear e ' P er de re ' 2 a 64 t e " ed submitted the accounts of the meociation to the 31st 1 111013LIJIM December, UM, proposiag that the flosuoial year should ; C . :abhors. perdos .Is l also ce ! ‘i ..... c. gc .n i . ‘r each. ~d add beadle Is to la be terminate an the 30th June is inch yror. sad they, there- I r bapLade. piss % Hoek r. Mx- Is 64 to Is fore, DOW tartish the proprietors with the balsam sheet , p„,,,,, pee o ff e a si to 48 MAW, pie Is., ad as at the 30th Jas., 1865, together with the prof? and p 0 0 0 t o es„ ass t Itsessilt re aartio. pet Ts.. 34 Tare d. tiest for the six mamba to that date, both day too, Ms to toes zameess. gee " 3 .. 13 " 3 aditw Shwa the general niartieg„ to t aerie 28th ~ Races, do., nu toes. motes ler d t s. ls . 2 1. 11s e r February last, the directors bate added to the beard pestle- •• 1 1 .•= . 1 . r ia t i O o l ui por a p. beech, Weds mos of high orimmerelal otendieg sad isitancee; and Pur- " w e, illodueseNto•Pent• Is 33 le" susat to intentions expressed, they appoisted a postal WM,. per *sack ed to ed Parder, per des. boa., Is lots manager in London, bat the result sot Whig in accord- Term" ger b r ach, ad to ed Ueda, per bum* di FIIIIAT SMOG. Console, which closed yesterday at 889 to 89, both for inwiey and next Tuesday's settletient, opened this morning at 884 to 9, and bad fallen at the extreme close of the market to 889_to 9. For the Bth November the last price wa s 889 "sellere." The official business report is as follows : Thine per Cent. Consols, for money, 869, 9, 9 ; ditto for account, 889, 9 ; Three per Center lie duced, 869 ; New Three per Cents., 84, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 1044. Indian government securities showed a drodping tendency. The state of the money market , has caused a fresh decline of about 2s. in Exchet ; cer Bills, which closed at 9s. to 4s. die. Foreign stocks showed great heaviness. Brazi lian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 1883, the Maremmana Railway Loan, and Turkish Clouse- Bike fell 1 per cent. ; Russian Bonds of 1850, 19 to 2 ; Mexican, ,4 ; and Turkish of 1858, 3 ; but as regards most other descriptions the decline t:id not emceed 3to 9 per omit. In Greek Bonds and Spanish Certificates it was only about 9. United States 5.20 Roods closed to-day at 69 to 9, being steady ; Erie Railway shares at 509 to 609, being lower ; Illinois Central at 834 to 84, being 9 lower ; and Atlantic and Great IVextern Railway Debentures at 874 to 889. The shares of the financial companies were heavy, end experienced a general reduction of 2s. 6d. to se. London and Financial fell 7e. 6d. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnter national Financial, 19 to 1 1 pr em. ; °nerd Credit, 19 to 19 prem. ; London Financial, 79 to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, If to 2 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 49 to prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 104 to prem. ; Joint Stock Dirsount, 19 to 19 ilia.; Egyptian Trading, 19 to 1 dia.; Ottoman gociiStei Goinerale, 29 to 39 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 159 to 9, showing a relapse of 10e. ; Lion Brewery, 19 to 14 mem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preferences II toll. Bonk shares were dull. A reduction, but net to any important extent, took place in Bank of British Columbia, Imperial Ottoman, and English and Swedish Bank. International Land Credit, Ocean Marine Insur ance, Royal Mail Steam, and uth Australis Land shares, have declined. South Anstialil. Land shares, have declined. Millwsll Iron Works met with some inquiry. The shares of Overend, Gur ney, and Co. closed at 59 to 69 prem., being 76 . 6d. lower than yesterday. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows : —Trans-Atlantic Steam, par to I preen. ; London and Australian Agency, to 19 prem. ; Allan's Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 19 to 2k prem.; and Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 29 to 39 prem. Canada, New Brunswick, and Victoria Govern ment Debentures showed heaviness. MINES.-(THIS DA. Y.) Two o'CLoos. In the mining market to-day the principal fea ture is a strong demand for Clifford Amalgamated shares, which have improved to 20i to 211. Wheal Seton are quoted 19 5 to 200 ;anderten Moor, 7to f; Chiverton, lot to ; North Tres herby, 3 to t. Cape Copper shares continue in demand, while Frontino and Bolivia have further receded. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelezen and North : We have to report an anbeend hotlines is metele, and prices ia some kinds have further advaiseed. Consumers and operators are buying men freely. The admen a the rate of diacoust to 6 par eeet„ botany:, ban checked the demand in some metals. Iroa—Welab bare wed rails are very firm, bet uttaltered from our last quotation. At the preliminary meeting of the Staffordshire immanent it was resolved to uphold last matinees prices. Scotch pig iroe has been very firm, and eines at 575. 5c1., cash. Copper.—We have torepws • deeithelly inner market, and smelters now obtain full prices, both for raw sod manufactured a large banana having been done. More buelnen hal been done in foreign at a slight manses is Prin. Knitted& is held for 921. Berra bas been dose at 901. 10a., sad sow buyers at 911. ; sellers ask 92/. Wallaroo et 891. 10a. Chili Wales loweringeices : Wes be hag bees done at genitally Wean . Strain bee cheered kande at 921. and 921. 10a. sash and 9:11. afloat, but sines the advart°. in e rate of dimmest has g iven way 21.15, par tee. Eaglish tin ti is in good demand. and fall prime ere as ked. Basra at 941- The Dutch market, after winning to 57e, bag false to 56k. Tie Plates sire very brisk, with as upward tem . dean. Lead is fi rm sad to goad armed. Bedtime bee *a ched fully 10s. per ton signs our besieges bawler been dome at 211. here, sad ha Ball for this anetat's delivery. Special brands ba. ann. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAT.) (T 1111,11011110 111rD UPTIODUTIMAL monsPs.) (now OUR owns 0011WIPMFDINT.) The market became tether dell after the rtre in the Bank rate. Sales 20,000 Was, apmalatten sad expoe• 10,000 bobs. --- TALLOW MARK-W.—TIM DAY. The =Atka is "Wady. Town tallow, 475. 441. not me Petersburg Y.C. on the snots 410. October to Deo*Wage. 48a. ; January to liar* 495. 9d. to 50a. ; ; /torch, 501. 50.. tid. Mkszwr Awromm. —Tows tallow, 50.. 01.1. ; fat by ditto, 2s. sd. ; yellow B. 44.. 6. ; mated ANC 375. 6d . ; rough attto , 21a. ; weaves, 20u ; good amp. de. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Yr. Charles James Yoshio swoons trod* slow at the fel laWila : —prima stover, frees Ilia to 1201. ; Wort. , " ditto, 000 to 1100. ; prism lay, 955. to 106 a ; Waist ditto, 80*. to 901. ; skim. Aso. 264. ii ii ll{ 106 107 1(6 11l 103 105 107 - 66 - 6 . 4 M IN 110 112 104 IN 14. IN 107 109 106 107 102 104 96 97 90 101 93 96 90 91 ___ tot 106 LOO' 64 65 LOO 99 181 UN 1014 1914 100 1841 188 100 —• lO5 lt6 xcll - P2}_ trpuesre obliged to return to the Isle of Wight Ho (the • t) had oreelooked this interference hitt they OSIO lido and threatened another nuns his employ. He must gt i i: s s is. tosi to those threats or he d not go on with his The applicant further stated that the men de etroyed his properly. )M4 Dityaisti—How era you prove the ease! The mu lave who Wok to the Isle of Wight. yr. Hall—l can prove the case by other men. Dayman—Very well: yen can have the summonses for the wilful damar, mad for the intimidation of the workmen. Ai r . Hen, having thanked the 'magistrate, end given the required iaformation for the summonses, wiWdrew from the Irma TIII LLW SITWUN WONSIIIS LID MASTERS. No, Cooper, a builder, of No. 2, Stockwell Private-road, L am beth, was summoned by Edward Pitts, a earpenter, for re bels( to pay him 10s. for work done by him. I'M defendant complained of the mane incompetency, awl wished to deduct one hour from his wages for recti fyieg as error in his work. Mr. Nyman said that if the defendant found the com gJsisast be could discharge him, but he must pay him up to the time he worked. He had no right to Woes the hour in the eye of the law. His proper remedy es' to dialers. him sod pay him his wages. Ordered to pay with N. wets. GREENWICH. THROWS:O • LAD INTO TIR THAMES. g e mx Henry Moodie, master 'avow, of Drummond ma. B er mudas', was brought op co a warrant &erred with throwing George Smith, a grown lad, into the Thames, fr ee , a boat, whereby he endangered kis life. From the complaissat's statement it appeared that hip was r evised by the defendant to assist in unloading e. the of timber at the entrance of the New Surrey Gook. 'Atha at dinner time, while sitting upon the gunwale of a beat the defendant, who was in liquor., stepped into the boat, took him tip by the lag with nee baud, and his breast with the other, and threw him overboard ; and that bad it net boa for three or four men in the boat, who pulled him oat et the water, he mast have been drowsed. John A s sume, seaman on board a barque lying in the : her, gave coofinnatory evidence as to what ocionrred, as seen from his vessel. and caused some laughter in court by ' won that, although he saw the complainant in the water, be neither lowered a heat to endeavour to save him nor knew what beams of him, as at the moment "be was pita below to get his dinner." The defendant, in answer to the magistrate, admitted that he was under the influence of liquor at the time, but dared throwing the complainant overheard, saying that his foot slipped, sad in cossequenos of complainant sitting is 20 dangerous a position as on the gunwale he fell into the water. He (defendant) thou assisted to get complainant out of the water, and had complainant been heavier than himself both must have been drowned. Witnesses having been called on behalf of the defendant, Mr. Mande said be was williog to believe that the de fondant bed no intention of drowning the oomplaisaati, bat if the latter had lost his life he (defendant) would have been 'pas his trial for manslaughter, became his mime duet in getting drunk, according to the 'videoa of his own witnesses, had led to the complainant's falling into the river. He should sow order the defendant to pay the coete of the present proceedings, sad to Mid bail in the sum of 20L, and himself in double the amount, for his good be haviour for three month'. SERIOUS FIRE AT CARDIFF. In war= CARDIFF, FamT EvniNal A fire has broken out among the shipping at the Dry Doehe, Cardiff. Assistasos has been telegraphed for to tbs aresibbiaring lovas. The wind is rather nafavourable. Ta i once with the director , ' ezpeetatiose, she alpsiod meat hie been isresisstat Ind the matter olr alma" is( tL serviees of *weir Milearle espree-_ Wes tiro. Although the siz months sadist - 30th Jame Let °mist ter various resew, amossit them the redaction in the prim of ea*" consequeot on the CIO. Pfiell of hostilities a Ansertea,mid the loss of mope through the ismedstione to Terkey—he emeliered to We beers crib bs favourable for the operations of tie sonsp••Y. 7• 6 it sees, from the profit and loos semenst. taxi , rms profits for,tlikbalf year were 2.3,292.1. 19s. Bd.. w I'M 483 31 . las. balms al last aerostat, scabies the director., after payment of slimmest exposer, to propose that 969 i Be. be written of prelininan explains, 2,0001. pat to the sawn find. and 18,0791. le& Om a small mamas of rotate) car ried over to meet any looses which may result from the sae persona of payments by their spate at Smyrn. Stephen Kahan and Anthony Fitter" which the directive regret to anemone moored to Mae last. The director duly despatched a representetne to Smyrna to take charge of the branch, and to arrange ail outollandies matters ; and fi inforontios revolved, they Lee emery reason for believing that the losses will be mom than covered by the sum now carried over ; bat until silo us is • position to stets definitely the exact amoust of loss, they corbisr it prudes . ; to reesemeed to the provides* , the amyl°, forward of the whole son, rather ibis &time • divideod on the present occerdom The directors lore is state, in conclusion. that cattalo arrangements am is view, which, if completed. and the operatioss of the aompkay he sot estirely confined the Tarkidt empire, moat materially advance the intonate to of the shareholders ; sod they have Brill fall minden:a in the fatale prosperity of the assoje tion. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten dert; on the 12th ibid. for the hire of a ship to carry pasiengvn to Adelaide, H.A. LIG El'iCE. AY.) fiCRUPTCY. sifter Goalbws.) 11 19.11.140311. applicoiioo; of tido Ware, say opposition. I go. of John.etteet, ell, hie landlord, wh o ow. , rant w" dee, which he rapt obstioetely intoned to prowled to eve up the 4 7 replied that he should look will go back to prison. RIAD. in lustier the eampreheatire poem.' agent," ese ri i ss ce Hackney-toad. Hiedeb4 r only—the British esu I eats ea 200 shares. aoaosamodatioe bills ; to Dffl seeigass. 4 I staled that he had hes had oat his same to eir ch. a bill disoosater, aharmless. r. C. B. turs. %4 purveyor's ale* in the btu of 5941. wars pria. 41 wber• tio had fonserly 01., but bad bees compelled , offami no oppoaltiou. preasat salary wu 1204 a og thole prooldiaga. E COURTS. DIY.) HOUSE BUICIDL kb aimed Kok o . tert, oho was brought Wore the lord rig to destroy bsmsU arida evidence of • City police sing about 6 o'clock ,he dge, when he sew a orowd was holding the prisoner, who, tong to get over the bridge, knew the prisoner. Lag a s iy went away together, but he a. and about twisty slant. • back again, and be saw lee stopped bee. He went *her ing to do, and she replied that aid all ha ve been over in • Isar said that she was in very gnat i out of the world ; and, be. m herself it she wis not pre. ni 'What vu known of tke iokiog woman, who seemed is hat the prisooer lived with her ore only in poor elm at distress from poverty, to commit the offeoce. ._ ed that the prisoner was old it at soxiosa to work, but alto bad lajoet to fits, sod t►ia paettotad alibood. t it the prisoner really was (I it was of course very *Wal e ity bar is ottomptiog to down the prisoner actually had s to questions pat to her by tie did ,not remember anything d og on the bridge ; she lad ae he steps leading to the warp r promised to take can of g such a thing nein. and Wes ✓ war dirchargsd, and ha the EENWELL. WORTH OF PROPERTY ET TWO 10P111.N. kontas Short, shopmea in the , tailor, of si, Goswell-street,St stealing emu, vests, troves; Xg., his property. attended for the prosecution, mere had been In the employ some time. Having of labs ity of property the polite h, and from what some to ,netables Miller,l4B 0, aad e apprehended. From the mi. should be able to show that a biting with the man Maki' had og to the prosecutor's shop with .t was that the property wee dales the money being divided Warm to the vigilance of the two officals sty had bees recovered, hot re in the City would not give up tie ▪ belonsiog to the prosecutor, s it, he (Hr. Ricketts) had to ark pawnbrokers might be samoursi which the law required them to ) excuse for robbing as they ha, ad were treated in • liberal and r were both guilty, sod had so tutor. he prisoners for • week. ROUGH-STREET. JED oituKas. man, described sea blacksmith. Roods by mesas of a forged coder -esser, of 44, South Audley.stresta me Mr. Tyrwhitt. The evidoace went to Mr. Donna's shop sod purported to be signed by a Path' the Albany. Goods wore &ea Mrs. Douglas a cheque p o r g Z : uof Guiaett on it. Mrs. oat of the goods (U. 10a.), gave ties lbaequeotly he wept and had more oicinn heist aroused and ingested d Co.'s bank, it was found that so uisett bad an Recount at the bask. taken into custody by Dawes, the magistrate that be bad nada end there eta no pemo® d the lie had also entertained that tba mtly been ditkehamed from prim" =the' imprieoarneat for a similar ttod the ptisoner to the Gslast TRAMPS. DV FURNISHED LODGINGS. VOW, alias I,aitA, a .111 dressed r_ years of age. bat appeared a fes` ,t before Mr. Partridge, on resewd maut•rp me, a tablecloth, two skirls et• of Mrs. Sosaitaah Harvey. IN• 5, Portlaadatreet,Coatmereial-roads A of last mouth, the prisoner wafted had then a bedroom and • sating* muted that she was the wife of NG to of the ship Stanley, wrec ked • 11/1 the crew perished ex cept het iptain. She also stated that hor d in London every boar , ma woald arrive next day.. 11 ", lb. prisoner to be a ;z2 to . brber plausible mappers. -room and bedroom. of which rovarresioo. On the following ever sited by a female. who made a short he prisoner quitted the boos did not return. Yes. Barnl haled the rooms the same Die t . ea the articles above mentioned. ay, the 3trth ult., Mn. Harvey met dee-etreet. Steppe,. am:love her into y, • police-covetable , No 654 to Lt her name was West, wed tball e service of a gentleman's foal 5, Ashburnham-villas, Greenwieb. the streets, terraces, oreecesta , agol them, sod every No. 5 in them, but gentlemen io any or hear any tidfnis • real name be believed sod wog la d tot West, or Metcalf. He 11/41 4 A. to which she replied that she was ricklaser in Betboalegreen. Shirbti r was en artful adventuress, who .ing loigiop nodes Wilsons new" Editts.street, Haekney-road• e►id 11 " e, sod she had brought bees up frees prisoner left her three waste ago. milted the prisoner for trill WANDSWORTH. E Till BUILDING TILBDT. ao txtriorive !milder at Me. cares the sitting msgirtrata. for terattamatti en for threats sod intimidation. ions the applmaot said the men did re, tut they mom itiran Wa l = lied to use violeoce to two in his employ. There had bosil 1 01 oaths, trade for sours Woo, from the Isle of W.ehtTitt ago lock In constquisco Lf tsa threallir lad illanfacaqi` 11 71 . 11 I3ora.li•r. & C . I is . g .6p .o. 6 Do. V darn -- all illafists a_Lakeßosa - a IMP Daft., Brink.% Godurtah ter 'eat 1811-34 .. IN 041 s 11. &Nora 09.0. g. 100 Daps T. • Dooko9. No.f.n.r p.cperrt 100 asst. oissal rt. 6 • • 100 'LA ladlan go. a do.. lb I Do. J trtendon .... 114 anal 'Mak of woad& all MI Do. 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N.Brit.Australastau(L) 100 66 56 - IN 60 N.ool6.dtbtaroen.ln.lL N 111 '9 - a 0 10 Novrieng Tee(1.10011ed) 1 1 110 6 per IN 111 deems swum arm. I 111 11 sa) NO 630 10 OrlontalCorainerdal(L. ASO SO OrleatelFinaisaal(Um ..000 6 Orliatel Oa. MBAs* 1,000 6 Do. New 45.050 IS 7 alsadelssaal ) woos 10 lasso alatasadlowsia. 1•145 N Maass Company (L.) ,iiist 10. N ousaao 710500041 (1.1 II U. 6 °Paean Du (aAndled) si WONG Si Overeod.Oaros7.o o 4. 11 37,500 111 venasuad....siteens(l4, 1 10 214 6 Do. do. 23.000 10 u... Now I elvoNdi N. PealliMiAlliiioMA 10 NAN si 10,000 N IPen Do.insslardo. low • 0. Mow il a WAN 15 Qualwada L. IL. M.(l I MN 40 Mamas? Isom a 16.000 151 Oa. New -..- al 12839 U , Rio J. cu r il;isw. (1 ) el 20,151 IS ' Ditto ditto .... • 11,000 29 Rio Jaseiro Oa. (Um ) al 16.010 IN 1140/.11111111e500. 8640001. U. 14eN.Matra.lousl. (1 I IN 40,000 N Iftsll6. Inlght.l6o6. 1. so.iim. 22 lion Vinan..ll6orptei ) 1 29,001 N :L•lacaa K. 41. IL.' 14200 Si i4mat Australian Land I 380,0011. St. I Ssbaralas Tsisirssi.. 11 -.. I Scrtp 87.6001 U isi.OssOros.tlials 1 1 1 100,000 i 10 risioneedatereep D.A..' 7,5001 20 Trinidad Petroleum (L) 37,600 10 Trusia•ssoo7ad•os. l 00,000 N C. a L Co. of U. Canada 100,000 la U6.lllarine of 10 U Liver.F. mow 2 mdtaia.nier.a. i 1 60.500 20 lntun.llartnelna, 1 11,000 Opfer As us TNNUNt 16,000 10 IDitto 10.000 110 • , ,Inlllswosn's WA 10,000' SO Warrant 1 1 1 , •••nn&r.4 ) 04050 1 50 Nedludio&Paciftc9.(L a i n is ill le I Pi lit SO ... ~. = hil 14 t ir sit ... i Par= A A t 2 i - Pi I le ii Is 1 r _. —__llii es a ft 1 416 • I 6ou • 1 10 2 4 6 .3416 0 par t pml 11 0 5 I l id dril 10 4 I . ari a 49 1 1 1:I r 1 • Far 10} 11 11:1 ri.iil VS,O 117,171 . 7 _l '7 9 7 dal 111 6 pat t IP= it 6Ms pm 1 gig Om 7 6 616 - 3 " g gm tei 6 7 i i ail 9 4 1 I .117 Be di sta. $7 29 a I s ii 411 Is 24 : se t i t:. 234 • nil in I • ID 191 10 I odl6 le 4e , 3!314 a se 19M4 an 29 31 SI a 36 11 3 1 Aft - I 41 411901 8 . L - 1 1 I },. 6 11, 1 - I 1 " e t f 11 di I 1 Ms • s fors 00 • Yl l l 11 1 1 87 is 4 *4 101 10 2 1 Ms is I 2 frm PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet Western—Wert Midland perpetual 6 per anat., pref. opt. till 1886, 118. South Eaters (Reading Annuities, N. Oa. 6d.), 21i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and Su Pranoiseo (Um-limn:l. 7 per out., 141 Dutch Rhenish (1 6 1. pail), 24 i. Great Luxembourg, 15g. Sea Paulo (limited) guarestesd 7 per cent.. 17g. South Austrian and Lombudo-Venstian, 17i PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& ad Igrozootb Orr. 11-)alas today: Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120-London and North Western, In: i i i 3-Manchester. el Bald, and Lin-oh:shire. 571 - Metsopolitan. 1861-North British. 62 zd -North EasternOmmkk capital stock, 110-South 791-North Union A, 219 Buffalo and Lake Huron. 111rI 0.16 -Orand Trunk of Canada. /11 -Great Western ot Oinada, 151 11-16 1-M4e, 29 591-fillsola Control, 8114 31-iong Bank. 141-umpire Marino (Waited), i p.-Thames and Mersey Marino (Uralt•d). 61 p.-17nlon Marine ;Limited), 1 is-National Steam (Limited), 31 y 5-16 7-161 -Pacific Steam, 964. MAI(CINI72IO4. OCT. t-A moderate general barium only was done, and prices in some Instances dosed rattier lower. Boickow, Vaughan and Co. (Limited). a. 4 - Cmitaoliattod Monk (Limited), 61 -Ehbw Vale Company iLluitted). I d.-Grest UAW% 47 embourg, IS 7-16-Great Noethern A. 1484 1-Grand Trunk of Canada. 211-Great Western 'd Canada 151 It-16 I 4-{treat Western, nit-Illinois Cast:al. 831-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121 194-London and North Western, 12111- Manchester. Sisetkeld, and Lincolnshire, 57i I-ditto I per . cent. pref. Dem par-llenopolltan, 131derican, 251 -Midland, 125 !itto, Bristol and Btrinlom. 1301 - New York and Irks 691 90!-North British, 641-Bourh Hasten:, 791 8 I mams@ and Mersey Marine Insurance (r totted). 610.-I:rotted Stases 5.20 Years' Bonds, 691-District Bank, 181 p.-lansess 6 per owl., 12/. SALL OF Ex 31001 COBS AND PONIRL —The an- li Dual sale of Exmoor cobs, gallowaya, sod Posies took *or on Wadoesday it Aliday's repository, Bristol, sad attracted a large oompacy. The animals offend were the property of Mr. Hobert Smith, and were bred by hiss at his abed farm. Exmoor Forest, chiefly from • cross with the well- 1 beaus miniature hunter Bobby and Exmoor posymane. Ms principal lot was Sir Barry, • stylish light bay home, 1 rising ere years old, height 13.2, to porches. which en I agent of the Emperor of the French was la attesdsoce. He was, however, knocked dons for 113 guineas to Mr. Res ent, of Ipswich. the imrcbsee being wi dsretood to be node for a Norfolk nobleman. The other horses sold at prima varying from 464 to 10 gtdoeu, and the 37 lots offered rea lised upwards of 1,000 passes. wed IMMORALITY OP THE NOILTHRILN C O ONTIIL -- Ws mar** is to be disersmed et • meeting et liestrlck early is October, whs. a lure seteodence of elbow in tonstad in the gustioe is expected. This step °visioned at Mr. George Moan's house, at Whitehall, end tbs Iter. A. Ashworth, of Bolas Catalan and Mr. Moore sae taking as active pert, se secretaries, in carrying oat the wishes of a alerting which was held at Whitehall.—Oarifee —. Journa{. ,