The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-30 00:00:00

I COMMAND A r ALDERSHOT. g farewell divisional order was yes. by Bir Jolla rennet:abet et Aldershot: Aldershot, 29th September, 1865. Gams" Sir John Peunefatier cannot t one word of farewell to the troops. &IP jean ago the Limatenent-Genersi ids:shot Division from Lieutemat-Geeeral igh state of deaf:any, discip/ime, e n d w e ar. • eaziooa desire to roaistaim it in the was well es to give full effect to the num:wood which have mina takes place, in the kind for the benefit and comfort of the troops on B a rd highness the Field-Idersbal C. let and the Secretary et War, n a d by, the 'overlies:mak If Sir o ther hasenv degree snoeseded in it is to be attributed to the support and bee resolved from the viand °facers, on o staff and regimental, is all the dep ir t. min to his tempsrameat and knowledge a b tone of soldier-like feeling pervading th e among the non-commissioned oilers and Lieutement•Genaral requests the gnaw mean of Ili positiors, sod the Weeps, t o t Omaha for their oonduct, and his cordial future honour and prospaity.—By order, Newniamt, el Wtensat-Coloael, &LG.* IRDNRiII OP CAPTAIN Da VIRE. 4 MY THE CONDEMNED PRISONER. wing letter has been received by a 'e's, who belonged to **same company, room mate : " Maidstone Prison, Sept. 26. sod brother soldier, lhars—l now write to you a few lithe see in what a sad stele I am sow plumed own foolish sod irritable disposition and ay it please Almighty Ood to take that from sport from this tidal world ; yon Irmow on w myself that if it had pleased God to have him thee, that Ives not then prepared for that - which all of us most come to—Death. you s little adrift as a friend and brother f u r my sake, William, drop all maw sin m, I know very well that you have greet to go through is the sunk., but. oh, 1 sow find w sit looked up in this prima awaiting ray ex- I hope it may please Almighty God to prows ag death is pesos. I should very much like you all before I departed, but it boa pleased old net do so is this world, but I hope to the world*, cams, is which we most all BUM of God. Oh, if I only had the opportunity To 1 would lead • different life than I did you for my sake to leave off all bad habil,. give you grace for the sake urself and other, Demist your temper gtheme ter of but ask God to help you to Devil; b him we do all these evils—give way to what than we get into trouble. Of rooms, m you rom experience, my poor family are severely poor father is almost broken-hearted ;had •ht of them before I thought of doing it I r have dale it ; but you see T, °alma mend it, y to God to help me and to save my soul from now outbid% hoping this will find you and all well; thank God lam pretty well. Do your do not think of any vice or malice against say. God to help yen through the trials of this know se well as I do that there is nothing bat bles in this sinful world. I hope yon are all ell at Chatham. Remember me kindly to all_ ray acquaintasces ; tell them to call upon the Lord is neer. I often think of you all, and though I your faces I can picture you all. I never imam we need to go out together, bat that's all this world ; prayers to meet thy God, William ; on like that say more. I do hope that you coins to this awful death I have come to ; ask day and night to keep you from all sins and Usk se. one. Kind love. William ; I thank you year kindness to me when you cams to see me I shall never forget it, sod if I could repay you so, but you see I annot get to do that ; kind the rest of them, and tell them I of tee think of bye. old fellow, for ever in this world. I sus affectionate friend "J. A. Came, R.E.* sag man to whom the letter was written (says the linos), and whose name is William Carter, 36th and who occupied the same room as Currie pe e unfortunate affair, visited Currie on Thurs. "e was affected to tears at sight of his old corn. particularly requested him to curb his temper. the orders of his officers ; be also told Carter that ry sorry for what he had done, and hoped God de Vero would forgive him. Carter bad about toeversstioe with Currie ; but Cocas oosiverss *rely a repetition of his letter. OItreMART CHARON COP RAPS AND FATA Lath evening Mr. John Humphreys, MiddlesexL held an inquiry at the Blue Anchor Tavern, • , Stepney, touching the death uoder veal circumstances of a girl named Eliza Parr, aged Eliza Parr, 2 , Taylor's-place, Lieathosies, of • labourer. said that the deceased wee liter and was a domestic servant to Mr. Clarke. , in High-street, Ratcliffe. She used to • ome to sleep for jive or six weeks o to Dee of her mistress. She slept at her p lace return of her mistress eons days since. Last y she cams home bemuse she was ill. She ut much as usual until Tuesday kat, when else ed of being very ill , and she died on Wedualey . Witness treated her for a cold, but finding that worse, took her to Dr. Grey, who questioned her in Dr. Orton was called is on Tuesday to her. She communication to whores as to something that had to her. She called mitoses into the parlour and Oh, mother, you will forgive me? " She then said, wanted to insult me. I resisted him, and he me and hurt me. I resisted him, sod I hardly hat he did." Witness lett the room, for she could yto hear more. She afterwards asked the deceased re, had done, and the said she would tell when it well. She said, "Don't hurt George. He hae her or father." She ales said that she liked George. t she hoped he would not be hurt. Other eviduice en that deoeased had accused `• George" of violating homes Cole, 120, Bridport-place, Hostea, • you as ng then duly ca utioned. He said—l go out with for Mr. Clarke. All I wish to say is, y that I sever connexion with the girl whatever. It is not tree ever tried to take liberties with the girl. I have •we years in Mr. Clarke's employ. TUB call m eb e Ido not know why. The deceased was A its in Mr. Clarke's service. Mr. Clarke said that never heard from the deceased that had done anything to her. He had never • that she was strange in her m ,or different other girls. Mrs. Parr, readied, said that hex ter was sot strange in her asses or given to telling She had bean six weeks io the hospital for St. 's dance. Mr. J. Orton, M.R.C.S., said last Tuesday con he was called to the deceased and found her very rival. She became convulsed. He found no external e of violence when by order of the mother he made as Motion of her. But it was clear that there had ham t 000nexion ; how recent he could not say. She died 'clock the next morning. He made • post stories car tion. There were no external marks of violence. • was congested, but quite healthy. The lap congested. The uterus was congested, but in an um. state otherwise, and it was no t impregnated. In hie on the cause of her death was this—that connexion ken place, and that her temperament being vet, ex' •le it preyed on her !mud, and conxeation of the brain unge set in, producing death. Mr. Horton, sure% rred with Mr. Orton in hie evidence. Mr. Orton than the deceased told him before she died to open het deed. The coroner said that the case was so serious he should sdjoorn the proceedings for further eel. • The court was adjourned accordingly. CCIDLNT ON THE GUILT EASTERN aesday; afternoon an accident occurred on the East olk line of the Great Eastern Railway, betweea bid D ar ' and Hslesworth stations. An engine which wit the Yarmouth fish train to London on the preview t was rotunda, light, and when it arrived at an incline. t • mile and a h.lf from Denham, it was rooming at a high rata of speed, sad left the metels. The sollale up some 110 yards of the down lira, OW. • the up lime which it also tore up. aad rea o the slops, where it was overturned. The delver yhew, and thefireman, Clarke were found lyingb etwesa e ngine and the tender, enveloped in a cloud` f there is stearrh which they were both fearfully scalded, every probability of their recovery. This line, h'elb • down, was so damaged that the passengers by the next and down treks had to be transferred, the train keying • on at 11.42 running only as far as the scene of the the eat, where the passengers had to alight, lb° walk along tha where it ass broken up, and finish their journey ie • which had left Yarmouth at 3,25, which wee reveres& e train en the up side of the accident taking the puree. from Yarmouth to bundoo. The up hoe was in work order by 7 o'clock. ENCOI7NTEIt WITH A STAG.—Archibald Kerr, all man, upwards of 50 years of age, but stoat and shie • ld, while euttiog brackens on Thursday on the hill ve Loch Room Arran, was attacked by • red deer, which • • at him savagely, ripping up both of h ie thighs, one of •em very severely. Kerr , on be in g first attacked. th • • at his extraordinary antagonist bat it ocageo tiese 10 a tt at him with its antlers. He untamed conreu sl l hie opponent by the horns, and, after • severe strogglee two combatants rolled down the hill to a m groun a rsd. hy Pi Kole a" here one of the wounded legs stack in the ' ug h desperately hurt, succeeded in opening his knife his teeth, one hand still greening his foe. and cat the that of hie terminable enemy. After lying epos the bill an exhausted state for some boars, he at last nthaeged Ite wl towards his home, and was ultimately Desisted hY Oriental. Dr. Jamieson, of Brodick, was prootptli dance, and too much praise cannot be awardedd his fog is a ssiduous attention to the wounded but intrepi old roan. ho, it is hoped, is now in • fair way of recovery.—areeaack Adt:ertierr. . 11 . 1..n ' THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1865. Ta WI 1 , 1 4 111,1 10,1 • • • :i i 3 i 3 629 tiO zd I 11 . 4 241 104 b 4 l 083 081 19 . _ 105 } 41 10111 211 I iTt IT IS 01 12 lok IS 20 ttl 11 lit 78 12 — ar al IS II I 111 es V I •1a 6 ° 14 sue. P LO 4 ells 6 I Nam to t ar IC to gar Igso t t 6 42 io 24 diSl I! I ALLIGID DEATH PROM VIOLIN= TIM POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) NANSION•ROUSE. Tag lit•III36 IT YONCONIRS. fr o. jeardas and dicresefer Barge (the two Prima -1 .ted AsipsfineJOllrilkiN the wife of the first-named pd .." — l-8 - bare brain custody for a coesiderble time upon oa s, e-- , bie buge of unlswfully einem ries together to obtain mosey ii ta Bishop of WOW d is ti ng u ished Bishop of Holdirihavem, 0 1 a Dumber of other personsaareeidingintadamiat gr o w parts of the Oontioent, by false of different deeariptiona, were this morning =lame the Lord Mayor for further examination. To I mo' nen seemed to exhibit a rather confident re is no doubt that they ars under the afg° ll, ' ta the the number of examinations they have =and the time the case has base under investiga te" that t a i a doubtful whether say legal offense canbe iebeia t t erel gainst them. to Monter aid Mr. Beard spin appeared in support of presontior Mr. Buchanan appeared for Berths , and Its vatOsmen for the other prisoner s . Tyl e r the case was called on, Mr. Woutner stated that der the list examination information had bean obtained w hir he believed would amble him to support a charge of i spinet the prisoner Barth" as will as the charge Is{e It appeared that the same of a respectable ket=sese assumed, carryiag on business at Paris, Melding end C 0., and when the bill was presented it was abhorred. He diould prove that the prisoner had no as ilasrity to sign the same of the firm to any bills of a w ait " As regarded the other two prisoners ha bad not bass able to complete the oar or to offer any further rider*. Oe a future day be should be able to produce material riders against bath Prisms's. Mr. Beard then milled a witness named Gasped, who dated that he was the agent far the conveyance of perm It arriving fr om GONISsi to this country, and on August 1, be m o ve d • a coraining money, and on lite ith snother wileb alio contained coin. The kit ecetsioed forty Bode" and the second Bert se. They were addressed to Hisses. sb a bb a bit, 20, Gra/toe-street, Fituoy-equare, which was am O f die pretended houses of business of the prisoners. g. err to this address and received en answer, but the __money bed aid bees applied for. Mr. Beard said that during the interval the Italian 2 b 1 :4 1 % :rad and. his application at this court, and this gave Lark. them the alarm and they made no application for the Azdesi matl4 7. OPSIne *i t stage of the proceedings a violent outcry was made „___Vska. by ea u.d c asaed Frenchwoman , who was stated to be the Tr C wife of the prirear Barth.) and she was removed from the ver9 Ord. The Lord Mayor: however, subsequently gave di- teem metres that if she kept quiet she might be allowed to be Ind. M m An emit. ite %spliced= was made to admit the prisoners to b a il, b at it was peremptorily refused by the Lord Mayor, and W e ' tlis prisoners were again remanded. Iv BOW-BTREET. ROBBIZT DT • TOZIKAS. Jaw Binsni, foreman to Marra. Cox and Boa, role auteed warehouser*" Southampton-street, Covent-gar ine *barged with stealing a parcel containing 18 yards ef lira sad other goods, to the value of about IL, the mord, of his employers. Mr. Edward Young Cox stated that he was in partner ship with hi. lathier in the above him. Defer % yes fermi, at a salary of four grafts a half per week. On Friday evening, in consequence ef informed°. received, witness watched the pre mises, sad about half-par 6 o'clock saw the prisoner leave by the side door, with a bundle under his arm. Witness followed him toHeraietta-street, stopped him there end asked him what he had in the parcel. The prisoner Dade no answer, but appeared much surprised. He tuned round and went back with witness to tiloattuunptos-stred. Witness *gar Baked the same quadri. He rill made so rawer, bat said, " 1 have *MS wrong." He also said. "I wonder who can have told your Witness took the parcel from him and said, " you had better go bore. I will ask my father what is to be done about it." After having consulted his father, he west with cooslible to defendant's lodgings, and gave him in seseedy. Uremia F stated that be aecompankid th e last wil ier end apprehended the prisoner, who said, Ho ooled I be so foolish as to do it"' Mr. Our said be had reason to believe that this had been ring on for tome time. lie was remanded. .-(THIS DAY.) p). • LIE. WORSHIP-STU ET. • DISHONEST LAD. John Dean, only 11 years of age, and of very decent litrawas charged with steeling money. Dtiel Noel, a tradesman in the Kingsland-road, sekl—A lad who has been with me some time as an errand toy, being on the point of leaving me yesterday, recom• seeded this one in his place. I remarked, " we will see what be can do,* and forthwith gave him 7s. 6d. to purchase some material I required. He did not return however, and last night I went to the Britannia Theatre, in Hoxton, where at the close of the performance, I caught him coming down the pllety stairs. I asked, ' What have you done with my money !^ and be replied, "Spent it all in fruit and meets.* I thought this a mort impudent and bare-faced robbery, end therefore gave him into custody. Policeconstable N 205-1 heard him say that be had not say money left, but I searched him at the station-bowie, sad found a two-shilling-piece on him. His father is a knodealer, bat does not appear to take much care of him. It's not five months sines be robbed another master, but Met was is some way or other made up. Prcuattor—This was merely an experiment of mine to ascertain what the youngster was worth ; he would have had a good muter had he been hottest. Primmer—Another boy told me todo it and persuaded me to go to the play with the mosey, but I'm very sorry now. Nagirtrate—You are old enough to know right from vreog, and have been in trouble before. You will now be remeaded that it may be ascertained what is the better thing to do with you. Remanded accordingly. MARYLEBONE. STEALING A PONT. Thomas Francis, who refused his address, was charged Y under : The widens, showedthat yesterday afternoon the pri soner accosted • man named James Carpenter outside the Ceuta-market, and asked him if he wished to buy • pony. Carpenter said he did, and was Chown one, which the prisoner said be would rill for 21. Ultimately he said he would take 30e. for it. Carpenter suspectiog it was stolen gave the pri mer into custody. It was afterwards found that the poet' was worth IV., and, together with a bridle, was stoles from • stable is Fastotreek Meochestercquare. James Broughton, 413 A., at the suggestion of the primmer, took him to Liason-grove, where be said the pony was entrusted to him to sell. The prisoner took the officer to several places, at shah of which all knowledge of the pony was disclaimed. After this the prisoner made a desperate attack upon the onion . , dragged bite into a passage, and kicked him violently. He also aerionaly assaulted the man Carpenter, and it was with the veAtent difficulty that he was got to the station. Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for trial. MARLBOROUCH•EITREET. 11171113131V2 ROBBERY. N.E. RAZ. EA.& An incikliry was held by Mr. W. Payne, the City TWO o'olool. Coroner, bon evening, at the Heed and Shears tavern, Oloth•fair, relative to the death of a boy named Hoary The English railway market is dull, but Mediator, egad 11 years, no general reduction has occurred in The dammed was the eon of panda residing at No. 21, Cloth-fair, Wastf3mithfield. 1 quotations. As regards the principal stocks, Jobs Term, • boy, doyen years old, deposed that on , the only movements are a decline of #... per last Saturday sight, at 7 o'clock, he (the doodad) sad four °eat. in Metropolitan and Lancashire and I "'L othar boys wen plariag at a • milled " hide and shire, and #in Great Western. hoop," in Cloth-fair. 1110 having Milton himself/ London and North Western stock is now rushed oat did ran after the other boys. Witness turned quoted 123 to i ; G rea t Western, ggi rood sad saw Po ll orooettahl• Salter, 40, City force, in the .?.. 2 Mi dla n d , 1 oa, to act of striking the doomed in the face. The deceased fell, I=,g ; .... i c i as Lancashire ' and drilling his head wind the wall of a house. The deceased 'awhile, 120 to i• ; South torn, 7 2 to It l was attack by the policeman whoa in the middle of the Great Eastern, 47 to # ; Caledonian, 1 to 1 ; road. He re la upoa the pavement, sad fall with his head Metropolitan, 137# to 138 ; London and South spirt dui will. Henvied much ad woad home. Western, 95# to 96} ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, who appeared for the pollee- 0 to 15L °mailable, crese4ixamised the witness, who denied that ha "° -14 ' t° A, 15 and Rotterdam shares are firm, while had a fight with the deceased boy the next day. Antwerp Frederick Bowman, • boy of 8 years of age, said that he Dutch Rhenish show flatness. Indian and Cana ries the policeman hit the demised a hard blow with his di aa h ues are s t ea dy, open band under the left ear. The deceased fell with his head against the wall in trying to get sway lost he should be 08.01NAAT Mane AND Mo na. hit again. Crosadamlnad by Mr. Lewis, the witness admitted that the policeman had told the boys to go away a quarter of an eea hour below, arid that they had ad done ma Than was as. a hurdy-gurdy playing in the sued, aid the girls sad boys is. &dim made • great nobs. Th• countable had • glove se on Maimed. The doodad os Monday tried to stand on 10 his hands and fell oa his head. PS Dr. Wilson said that on Tuesday he was called is to the in deceased and found him suffering from inflammation of the is brain, from which he died six hours after. A blow or • fall 100 would have caused the injury Oaths brain. The fall against • • the wall, or that upon the head on Monday might bays N. produced it. IN The Coroner having summed up, as The Jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death." N /1 re,. I ZADAVATIL 11M1f....l y a t i er g r " sY. saes weal I is.( to I p.m. lr.( IN Ormedius all MN int Nod= IS 96 IN 121 66 97 11 14 6 6 Cleam Da • •• ao6lv. until 41 Dail Ip. o.lspellto D. 100 Dahlia sad le.Taiko au D•00190.1%•10.01Ab&Ie all list Lead= Serhp Oert. 10 D 0..... ........... 67 70 ,I 73 96 96 6 4 016 109 111 47 68 8 9 eassiow sad S. Wasion+ 100 Dna Arius Ord. U. 100 de0.1181.. N 0 .2 100 Drag Norma lootood lee lieesilforlbers lee Do.d I • roo. so &v. u 6 100 Dail 11110 p WK ll 100 At South ) WS Ikea WOW'S 100 Do.Sioos VoLGoallik 100 Do. loath ISO Do. W. led.-0006d 300 Do. Do. I= 100 Do. Do. B 100 lasor/dro A 17.3sishko UP Wades sad 111sekirall 100 l,..l4l=tatkast lee &Dow 100 ITh=otliztos.A3 l 33. 6 100 idoloadi Medi Women 100 laadmallool&Walers 100 Uutelfeb 100 Ustrogallos. 7 Do. law Do. Istosoloo ell llotro•Dla.(Pro. Scrip CI. 10 Do. do. do. .... 100 Mem& Do. Le &Um • 100 51 Do Dts • Derby au sati Kist 100 North DM& ...... 100 Do. allo..hrti.Dyna 100 W. Lars—Bsrwidt 100 Do. A. K. IL Pozo 100 Do. Ledo..— 100 Da Took . • 11 Da Ilbook.&Dulloa U Do. do. 1001411 16 / Do. do. 110M1 100 Sore Load= I 6 Do. do. 1866 WO I Nowthstaketwitre .11 N. & 0. WOWS hem 100 I loottloh Dural 100 I boitials 100 Magi* Mabel 100 11112::11.2 bath Dew s tltlPlßa P 11i 1111 161 162 110 119 91 93 091 961 93 05 42 as 37 03 106 108 1201 1211 99 91 109 147 39 40 61 66 1231 11 4 261 960 67 6 6 MI 1371 1 3 11 l Pali 1 1 108 1•6 lc' 11164 11 2 Pm 93 01 :: :.n 47! lii I x ill :d. 30 31 32' lii 112 I 110 i 1481 102 i-. SHARE LISTI:4-4T1i16 DAY.) MONEY MARILBZ—MiIia DAV• Two o/Ozoaff. The dealings in the stork markets to-day are upon a limited scale, and very few variations have occurred in quotations. Consols, and most of the railway and foreign securities, are unaltered. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan continues in demand, and has advanced to 4 to 41 prem. In the miscellaneous department the principal feature is a fresh rise in the shares of " Overend, Gurney Mr. Henry Davidson, of the firm of Davidson and Co., of 8. Li me -street-square, has joined the direction of the Bank of Queensland. We are requested to state that the share list d the Dairy Company (limited) will be closed as Saturday next, October 7. .., The prospectus of Gale's Protected 01111p0Wder Company (limited) is issued, with a proposed capital of 200,0001, in 8,000 shares of 251. each. Mr. Gale's invention, which has been secured by the company, renders gunpowder, ects at pl from damp. easure, non explosive or explosive, and pro t it The company proposes to manufacture and sell all the protecting material, and to grant royalties and licenses, k.c. The direction is very res comprising the following names : Sir roeZ. Dalrymple Hay, Bart. ; Mr. Thomas Busse", Bathe ; Sir Arthur W. Buller, M.P. ; Colonel De Bathe ; the Hon. Henry W. Petre, and Mr. John ' Gilbert Talbot. and Co. (Limited)." There is a good demand for money to-day, but the supply has increased. Nevertheless, the charge for choice bills is maintained at 44 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English go vernment securities are obtainable at 31 to 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 681 r. 70c., showing a fresh rise of fully 1 per cent. Consols are nor quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 894 to 1 for the account (October 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, ; ditto, for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1886, 991 ; and Exchequer Bills, 5a., la. dia. The foreign stock market is inactive, and prime exhibit no change of importance. New Granada Bonds are fiat Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. : —Greek, 204 to 1 ; Turkish Consolidde, 491 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 301 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Confederate, 7 to 8 ; and Mexican, 281 to 27. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99; Brazilian,lBs 2 , '5B, '6O, 714 ; ditto 1863, 72, 11, 21; Danubian for ac count, 764 ; Egyptian, 1864, 96 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 964 ; Greek, for account, 8 ; Italian, 1861, for ac count, 644 ; Mexican, for account, 1261, I ; ditto 1864, 254, 1 ; New Granada, 141,131; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 461, ; Russian, 1822, 901, 1; ditto, 1862, 911, 21; Spanish, New De ferred, for account, 391 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141 ; Turkish, 1854, 941; ditto, 1862, 1001. Bonds, 744, 1 ; ditto, 1865, 45 ; Venezuela, for account, 17 ; ditto, 1864, 424, 2. United States 5-20 Bonds are quoted 70 to 4, being steady; Erie Railway shares, 601 to 61, showing a rise; Illinois, 841 to 3 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 874 to 881. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 t 0.4 prem. ; General Credit, 2to 1 prem.; London Financial, 84 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 44 to 1 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 41 to 5 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1. litscs so FRIDAT Emcee. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 1 for the 10th Oct, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 891 to 4. For money the last price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. C 8 for money, 891,4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 874, 1 ; Annulus', 1886, 134 ; Bank Stock, for amount, abut ; India Stock, 219 ditty Five per Cent. Stock,losl, 06 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. prem. ; ditto Four per C ent . Debentures, 1866, 994 ; Four per Cent. ' enfaced " upee Paper, 89 ; ditto Five per Cent, 1011 ; ditt o Ave and-a Half per Cent., 1081. Indian government securities were again dull. India Bonds were marked 20s. prem. Exchequer Bills were heavy at 6s. to la. dia. There war an improvement of 1 too per cent. in Italian stocks, ard the demand for exican Bonds has continued, resulting in a fresh rise of 1, but, with these exceptions, foreign stocks were rather Sat. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. and Peruvian Bonds declined about 1 per cent. ; Rus sian Old Five per Cents. and Ne w Granad a Two per Cents., ; and Spanish, Passive and Turkish CAnsolidis, Ito 4. The shares of the financial companies were firm. General Credit, Imperial Mercantile Credit, and Credit Fowler and Mobilise were inquired for, and rather dearer. The dolling quotations were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 11 to lA i ri u ni. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 prem. ; Lond.on Bto 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2 c i i - al al to 5-16 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobiher, 4i to i m. National Discount shares were last quoted 104 to 4 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 1 to 8 dia. Overend, Gurney, and Co., 44 to 4 prem., bele; still inquired for ; Egyptian Treding, 1 to 01 die. ; Ottoman Soci4t43 GiSnarale, 21 to 1 prem.; Hud son's Bay, 151 to / ; Lion Brewery, 14 to 2 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 11 to 14. Transatlantic Steam shares were nominally quoted par to 1 prem.; London and Australian Agency, 4 to 1 prem. ; and Allan's Trans-AtlanticTelegraph , 1 to 11 prem. The shares of the Canada Company are still advancing. Aoglo-Mexican Mint and SociaSt6 Financibre d'Egypte were also inquired for. In the market for bank shares the changes were limited to au improvement in the Bank of Egypt and a slight decline in Agrs and Mastermans. United States 6-20 Bonds were dell in the morning, the settlement having shown a lairs outstanding speculation for a rise, but the closing quo t a tion -70 to was nearly equal to that a yesterday. Erie Railway shares were about 4 lower, at 591 to 604, but Illinois Cen tral were firm at 841 to 1. Atlantic and Great Western Rail way Debentures left off at 874 to 884. New Zealand and Queensland Government De bentures, as well as Cape of Good Hope Five per Ceuta., were more offered. HALF-rmer Two o'CLoes. Consols are unaltered, at 89k to I for money, and 891 to 1 for the account. The discount market remains in an unsettled po sition. The demand at the Bank of England yester day was so heavy as to indicate the existence of a belief on the part of many of the borrowers that the rise in the value of money has not reached its highest point. It must be borne in mind, how ever, that the movement now witnessed is to no small degree attributable to the requirements in connexion with the close of the quarter. Moreover, a considerable amount of Indian bills fall due to-day. The general market was tight, and business was not freely transacted, even in choice bills, at 4 1 per amt., the Bank minimum. The bankers and discount houses hav ing withdrawn from the Stock Exchange nearly the whole of the money which they usually have on loan in that establishment, large applications were made by the members to the Bank of England, 4k per oent being paid on English government securities for short periods. The General Credit Company have published the numbers of bonds representing 73,0001. of the Venezuela Loan of 1864, which have been pnr chasod for the sinking fund and cancelled. The sum so employed was 30,3061. Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co. have announced the dividend due the 2nd October on the Mexican- Anglo-French Loan of 1864. The bonds of the Peruvian Consolidated Five per Cent. Loan of 1865, drawn for the first half yearly sinking fund, amounting to 249,9501., are advertised for payment by Messrs. Thomson, Boner, and Co. It is announced that the half-yearly dividend due the 15th October on the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Swedish Loan of 1884 will be paid in due course by Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co. It appears that an effort is about to be made by the committee of holders of Confederate Bonds to induce the Stock Exchange Committee to admit them to the privilege of quotation in the official list. The Bootie, from New York, has brought 67,0001. in specie. Owing to the rise in the value of cotton there is a revival in the demand for silver for Bombay— the cotton port of the East and a considerable amount has been purchased for transmission thither. It is a somewhat unfavourable sign that the rise in the value of money has nit caused any improve ment yesterday afternoon in the exchanges with the continent. Subjoined is our usual list. Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.03 to 1 ; ditto 3 days, 11.181 to 19 ; Rotterdam. 3 months, 12.01 to I ; • °vamp. 3 months. 25.521 to 5 ; Hamburg, 3 months, 13.91 to 1 ; Pars, short, 35.20 to 271; ditto, 3 wallahs, 25.421 to 45 ; Frankfort-owthirMains , 3 months. 1201 to f ; Petersburg, 29f to 30 ; Thoth, 3 months, 11.121 to 171; Triode. 3 months, ILI2I to 171 ; Madrid, 3 maths, 44 to 8 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 47 to I ; Leghorn, R months, months, 25.55 to 60. 1 o.sos, 3 months. 25.55 to 60 ; Milan • 3 mouths, 25.53 to 60 : Naples , 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Alwyn*, I months. 25.55 to 60 Manisa. 3 mouths, 2A.53 to 60 ; Limbos, 90 days, 511 to I ; Ooorto. 90 days, 511 to I. The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Messrs. Sharps and W ilkins The very oorsiderable improrimeot which has Bikes place during the past fortnight is the date of the cotton market has caused &decided revival in the Indian demand foe silver. The price of bar silver has risen to sa. Id. per oz. standard, consequent on serval important purchases having been egeoted for shipment to Bombay both from Southampton and Marseilles. The market for Mexican dollars kiss been characterised by an almost total absence of busioess, the latest advice.' holding out so inducement for the transmission of these coins to Miss. Notwith standing this. however, no actual reduction is plies has occurred, the stook atpreesst on band being very firmly held. There is but little inquiry for gold tor export, the principal arrivals beieg sold to the Bask of England. TILATTiC RECIIIPTS. The traffic receipts of At Paris, Hamburg, Frankfort, and Amsterdam railways in the trailed Kingdom amonntod, for the wok the rate of discount in the open market is 3 per ending the 23rd Septensber„ocl. 2 .. ..252 y miles,. to_ 7 . 40.4 . 68L i5it , sad cent., Berlin and Brussels 3k, and Vienna, Tu ri n, 17 47 392 i. . abovi P°dir g vew as ii : e r s o r • 33 r m i Z sa a and St. Petersburg 5 per cent. The average is con- 43,66 61, The gross meat& co tbe tollowisg 14 railways aiderably below the charge at the Bank of England. „ ince pt e d i n t h e aggre gate, o f 8.221 n aps. e. The CaledoLian Railway traffic return shows this 610 8871., sad for the worespondios week el 1864, ow Cotrzuz hint:mica ra rim CANBRIDOS E [ se- week an increase of 1,0031. over last year. 8.474 miles, to 582,4761., showing as increase el TioN.—We bars taken some pales to swierfais the 1 At the meeting yesterday of the Mauritius Land, 291 Ingo. alid " im m " im v ' t 24 . —"IL 1 116 - voters on the borough hit for the lest election crease ci the Oaledoeiss moven so mug ; cm . u vul a in the employment of the IJoivereity. and of a, Credit and Agency Company, a dividend of 10 per lass= to n y . ; co the Gnat Nort h ent to 2; e 4 s. ; . different lieres, and how they voted. oat of cent. was declared, free of income tax. the Greet &rebate sad Western to 3,6751. ;ea sae Ovens • total co m lksiverity servants ot 169. no lees then I An extraordinary meeting of the Russian (Vyk- Western to 1,1r17/.; as Ibis _ .. Lentrithe i _ sad Y .. __e .. 114 Toted for Warm Powell sad Ferry*. only 33 foe sounsky) Iron Works Company took place yesterday, to 2,r1.L„er10th...4 mos t N to t( 7 91. . oe to the fiii:.: e b ,... 641 :1 1. 2 l ‘ wrall ' ff ,... y an L. 22 did e ., 11 ",.." 6. • , I,' Trini t y Col- i when the resolution pissed at the meeting on the oa to° v...c.ied-for—Christi; ii . i - id Tele.'..ll7lN...and--14"far.Pea"...willaerad For-4' myth. Ois besides these wanted is the table, split between confirme d . thews. Sheffield, and Lbeeelsebirei, to 1.1131 K ; on dm 13th inst. altering the articles of association , was 1 mailea a to 1,11e4. . as the Nero , wets , to L em - thetas and Forsyth. Oro Jebsfa. servant, sot eowited fn A meeting of the Tyne Iron Ship Building Coln- \en this NorthM 38 7 t 1" —totel an , 4. 28, 3251 8961... mild ßut .ll free flu the table, piam v ed for Powell. Sin of the 19 St. John's patty (Limited) is convened for Tuesday next. mud be deducted 404/.. the demeans as ea LOWS^. sat SOFT/Otairh.f. It y e s ate awl .._..... Fonytik ..,_ ar• , The „ tene t" cotton g'a'ng and pre/Wing f &O. : Beath Weeter_ . u,tolLevlegustiktbeoolasremetkot. t r oat ehere,......l6. 4 We loo to L i r em — oog t ... lie oenle " g7 ".. memat; elaa:eTot*edir to p '*, us to W s es . ' tory of Mr. Robert Corkling, at Manse urah (the T 3 : 9 1 0: and m foo the c0n ..„.." 4 inak at 18 . 41 te , Menem ot 6,9091. Tao melee@ there ere sot many wt. dig ers emoistmtly spa wow*. limiest es tablishment of the kind in EClPt)tl, ther . , 300,21ff51., showing es k.. to km. _ lion& ; but them ligsme. nemetielew, tell as nedseiekle with his cotton agency and general mercantile nun- ; for p am egag, „ parasli , as , weyou ro; „ow. wa tt . ; tee Of ooller Menthe& The table does set 'collide millets nem at Alexandria have just been transferred to a 'gated 262 : .. ar witi °I. ftsdelmfa, es l 7 . 1 ." 81 •• —05 " 1 " 19 c • lade" point stock company, with a capital of 500 0001. totlss te rsondo .im on . ai l hit .iblff tbe f li comegrogiai nes SID".". ..1 1 l imo .' 'evident. ponsfax.orrics, Sim ft .... T he Queen has in 500 shares of 1.0001, each, the first issue using u ' . as 'ea 3,451 les. to 113,9111., shaming sa lessors eg an limited to 250 0001., the whole of which has been ' year, ea g e g m 4,2sa/.. Iniliemesipta The WiLieria." begk etett e Plaridoesesit°64.""muyerpoolet k e lp :. I ge . line rue: Baditl i for a i lif privately sub scribed through Messrs. Chadwick, of th e pe e s . t a wlt pressan show a dec . :me ek endiss of 15.1261. th w an th oor t ro Gozotla Adamson, M'Kenne, and Co. is} 13 No. IMI. I DOOM I NIL IU. gnaw s,ses,esel us riC 1;666 le amorsinssrass asp* s • smalls es tonscossiss la I too 76 78 • PO WOUWISIROM 837.072 Num Osameredal • PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern, 5 per mt. redeem. at 6 per mt. pm.,108. Great Western—Original irredown. 4 per mt., 101. North Eaters 41 per cent. redeemable, 991. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rottoldom. ni to I. Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 241 to 1, za. Greet Luxembourg, 151. COLONIAL IND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Canada Government 5 per reek, Jan. and July, 83 I. New Brunswick Goverment 6 per mat., Jan. sod jay, 96. New Zealand. 6 per ..ent, 104 Queensland Government 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1021. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LintarooL. 29.-Bails le-der: Great Eastern. 48 71- Great Western. 661-Localhire and Yorkshire. 121 201 41 ibt- Lomlen and North Western. 124 94-North British, 63 1 d- North Eastern, Berwick, capital stock, 111- Earn 801 SO 791 80 1 60.Baffalo and Lake Huron, 619-16 11146 1-Ditto 7 per Gent. IN--Grand Trunk of Con/All. 414 6 4-Great Western d in . anada, 15 I-16 -Die, tan 00-1111nois Central, 84 4 1-ited Mates 11-20 Bonda, 70 e-Greas Luxembourg shares. 16 9-16 a 1.-Maxican S ear Cent., ni 7-Alllaoc• Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited). 0 3-16 c 9.16 p.- Eastern Hacha ore Bank (Limited), 6 e (1.-Mercantile and Ex change Bank (Limited), at 2-16 d.-National Bank of Unr peel rnmitein, p.-North Western Bank (Limited). St Ix - Berndt and Foreign Marine (Limited), II v.-Empire &Lavine pinned), & P-thatien insurance, 5-16p.-terallnntrance, 44p. nion Marius (Lienneo). 1 p.-National Steam (Limited), 61 13-16 11-16 d.-Weat India and Pacific Steam, D. NANCERISM, eign. 160.-A moderate business wee done at rather lower pekes. Bolckow, Vaughan, and Co. (Llmlteri`.. 4n p. -Ebbw Vale CO. (Limited), Id-Groat Eastern, 49 71-Great Luxembourg. 16 9.161d.-Greet Northern A. 1504-Grand Trunk •"' of Canada, 21 114-Oreat Western of Canada, la 1546 4--Great Western, 65-General Credit (Limited), 24 p.--filinds Cen tral. S 4 a 4 t-laneashire and Yorkshire, In 24 1-London and North Western. 1294 -Manchester. Ithefileld, and Lincoln shire, 57/ 4-stetrOpolls‘3l. 1391 i 8-Ditto, New rattll9lon, 11 6 g i -Mexican, 27} 7 4--Midland. 12616-New York and Erie, 00 60-Nortk Britian, ink d.-Boulb Pastern, 84 ro 1-Staveley Coal sad Iron Company (Limited). new. 3{ p.- Thames and Kerrey Marine Insarance (Unshed). Of 2.16 p.- U n ited States SAO Years' Benda, 70 ► 4 70 4-Dietect Bank, 144 p.-Virginia Six per Cana, 43-Aahburi Carriage, 024 p. 8111109011111, RIPT. ss saes were : Binehtgbaza Curl shares. 894 Blrrolollhllll Goa 110 cam dtv. Similar's= New Union MAL 2 ; Glouceeier Were, Bs. Dd. ; and Single! Hall, 75. Closing prices: Stour 104 to 11: Birmingham Guaranteed, 741 to 4: Midland new. sa. Id. to Oa. South Staffordshire. 101 to 104 ; Worcester and Birmingham canal, 114 to 12 ; fdrmingitem Bank. 191, buyers : Birmingham Joint Stock Bank. St to 844 : t oßirmigham and Midland Bank. 159 to : Otomantershire Bank, SO AI : Nottingham Bank, 11 to 11 : Metropolitan Wagon, 94 to 91 ; Mantis Metal. to 11 db. , patent 111144 Ito die ; Patent Shaft and Aaletree, 4to 63 prem. WEATHER REPORT. tiATTTBD•To WWI LW. 151 w . 16.1 W. ;154 WIN 11.6.2. maws 10.141 LW. W 5.... 10.91 61 L Cam.. WISIE LL pool rat.— 110.116 N.N.I. we saw ILL . .... 6000 F 1 I. a t sts4 W.L fort 11.95 57 IL $h ... 111.10 1 61 L. Mb— W. 19156 L calk. $11.1866 L. , AI 541 Jolt's& 0. 90.11167 Lw. Henry Clements, (Annie Chapman., Semite{ Wiggins, end Charles Lockyer, the first two aimed prisoners in the employ of Ys. Samuel Quartermsine, horse dealer, No. 100, Piccadilly, where charged before Mr. Knox with steal. kg a dressing-case, a time-paeoe, and • large quantity of other property, belonging to Mr. Qoaetermains. Polimooestable Thomas Ranee, 222 C, rid—About a quarter past 4 this morning I saw four men come oat of Mr. Quarternatise's premises, 100, Piccadilly, three of the men King Wiggins, Loekyer. and Clements, but I cannot smar to Chapman. Wiggins and Loceyer were carrying bundles. I Galled 106 C, and we then ran after the men, and captured Lockyer and Wiggins, the other. getting away. I asked Lockyer and Wiggins what they had is the handle., and Wiggins replied, " Nothang,Lolhat I lam lad given to me," and Lockyer • ."Neither lave L" I took them to the station, where rit's said that he had been over in the Borough the previous evening ; that he afterwards went to Westminster, where be met with three men, and went with them to the Sun Music- Ksightsbridge ; that he afterwards walked up Piccadilly with them and went down White Horne-street to Mr. quartermaioe's beck gate ; that Mr. gaillidelnallbel foreman opened the gate with • key, and told him to go round to the front gate and wait for him, which he did, sad that tho foreman went out with little George (George I Chapman) and gave them each a bundle. On search - mg Wiggins at the station in the inside of his trousers sent his shirt I fated some pieces of moreen, and in the breast pocket of his oust I found a time piece. When I stopped him he was carrying a drearies t:me, which he dropped. I searched Lockyer, but found nothing on him. 1 afterwards went back sod called Mr. Qearterinalse up, when be went over his premism,and missed a quantity of property, the piste being in great confusion. Near the back gate I also found • parcel done up in canvas, comisting of ladies dress bodies, he. Mr. Knox—How did Chapman and Clemente get into custody' the constable—They were taken into custody at Mr. Qurtermaines yard this morning, at 6 o'clook. They wore working there. Oa Clements I found some tickets for the flu Mimic Hall, where Wiggins said he had been with three other men, and on Chapman some orders for the same place were found. Wiggles —I did not throw the case away. It fell from ay arm. Chapman—l knew nothing of the robbery till this meanie'. Alla., 106 C. having given evidence, Mr. Quartermaioe said—Chapman and Clemente are in my employ, sad I had such confideoce in the latter that I gave him the keys to let the men is in the morale& mid of the store-room. I identify the whole of the property as that of myself and daughter. Three boxes kept in • ecach-house have been broken open—evidently with • stable fork, and some of the pn , pertY Pred 222 d . „ takes from them. It was the dune of Chapman sn' Clements to leave the premises at 6 in the evening, and niters at 6 is the moraine. Yr. Knox remanded the prieosera. as &BA eL LS I. ILL S.L Oa. 6 Z. 8.1. 4 II $ &ILL 4 BM 6 II 1.1 AL, 11. klioaLati. M. gOIMAT. Og NowWM Ernmar. Si. FLY. to S. W. and back, 00.111111. BE. abuse.,. to S.W. and W. it moderate to @Moog, fresh to strong. Is some rain. squally. m As e. W es. && to S.W. and N.W.. at. strong, unsettled. to LW 8.. fresh, equally. 8001103.11. Z. to S. andng.lo S.W., fresh ea to stro BE. to S.W., moderate MAIM S. to W. and N.W., is. to strong, line gene. fresh, squally. M. rally. ga. Northern=Scotland. Westernmiretand. Wales. and *Os - SI COntillS. Southern English Channel and Bay of B scay. 111. Kairiern - Aradward England and North Sea. 111 M :.; - pm 10 11 pea 1117 190 15 li 9. 0 76 77 11 114 150 154 se 41 id It Wi 001 1051 3311 Id 1 61 63 67 69 7ili F 9 NI v 9 160 116 6916 lei IM 60 62 0110110 MS. Tan= New DtvismNs On binTitorouraN PoMoe. : MIS Dar).-This morning a return was sent Into Scotland. 0 yard of thenumben of policestations, rate, &c., in thematic). peliten police, it being the intention of Br Richard Mayne, with the sanction of Sir George Grey, Bart., to augment the rastrpolitan police, and also to make three new divi. does, which will be knows as the X, Y, and Z, divisions. To M. effect , this object, the FL, N, and B divisions . which are of . 7 .. , considerable extent, will be very much lessened, and it is WI stated that two of the sew divisions will be on the ) 06 north side of London and or on the south. This change has been rendered necessary by the great increase in the W. number of louses and inhabitants in t he suburbs come- Li. COMA upon the demolition of hours in the City, lux It r is also stated that a meeting of th e whole of the Numbs. ,T, rodents of police of the metropolis was held yesterday at rg Sir Richard Maven's °Mee. when all the necessary arrange. IL meats were made for the formation of the three new dlvi- tOO O dons immediately. I N P H EASANT Sfloornro.—The law which protects Lop pheasants from the sportsman's gun will expire on Monday LW next, and the pheassat season commoner. The let of Ooto- PS bet is the specified day, oa and after which the s e " long la tails" may be bagged, but this year. felling on Sunday, le pheasants have one day's further reprieve, and the taking or T r . killing a pheasant before the morning of next Monday wilt gp incur a malty not exosodieg 20s. for every bird, and a W game c ertificate does not exempt from the liability. es. CROYDON Carmx File.—The farmers and stock lit keepers of East Surrey are endeavouring. through the in- strtunentelity of the Groydon Board of Health, to prevent the admission of honied stock into the cattle fair, which to. commences on Monday next, with a view to guard against HO cootagion of the cattle plague into this locality. The fair 1 0 'is authorised by an act of parliament of the last century, It and without the sanction of the occupier of the fair field, It : 1 and who is in favour of the admission of stock for sale, the go ' laudable object sought to be realised must be frustrated. al 1 'The cattle fair le not expeded to Lea large one, but the IO 1 horse and sheep fair will be quite up to average, and very it. i st. I ' extensive meantime an made for the pleasure (air. ea CORNWALL CATTLI AND SHEEP FAIR . — The prin- so cipel annual Cornish cattle fair took place at Sammercourt ha t on Wednesday. The attendance of breeders, dealing, and tt. I butchers was very large, and notwithstanding the alarm in the country respecting the cattle plague, a remarkably brisk g o . IIL i Bows business was done. The show of fat Wilocks was, however, 00.01 11, tr.: linasewisa's(L. the smaller ever seen at this fair, bat @tore cattle were in mo n 60 large supply and good condition, fetching 50 e. per cwt.: to,ooololll•Ms es eeLee..nlveepod cows and calves, 513 a. to 60s. Mere was a prime show of 10,000 NO Do. Wined at Wpm. 1 sheep, ehiefly Leicester.. and every sheep in the fair wee 101.0 00 1 * Lug* dale= sold at good prices. Fat gasp fetched Rd., fat store 4 °...° 0 :t : ,A.0. 111 ,, tr . j .„. 1 , t i mothers Bd. to 9d., and store ear. Rd. to od. Per lb• i ii.. 50 0 1. to aslati Bank.Cor.neweb lambs, Vis. to 27e. each. In the horse fair there wee an micol goik w i r :b a j. I iodiffreet supply and busk's' was dull. Len t s ‘ o B si l i t im o. i ti t e hmumnitabi l A Mama or TASTE.—It has been computed KM I that 40,000 persona arrived by train in Birmingham on t5at291 1 2 ,,,t, ' B itn n la = 4 ,. 1 Thursday, the oesmion being " the groat onion fatr." " 0 " . "1 "" WOO 20 'Bank e/ Otago Weaned) A CORIODS Mpersxn.—After the marriage of the to,ooo l let Bank 61 Queeoatand (14 I whirl lady of the House of Holker, at Clartmel Chtwoh, 10.0* 00 'BeakedTlcdoria.aasMs 1 on Tuesday last, many of the spectators were naturally r..«„„01 . It Blab °Pl Benk ea a1d.n 41 ,1;, ! 1 1 , desirous of inspecting the registration book, when a curious 7„,.;•;;;, 67 .breatatissZ=E; ii; blunder presented Heel, to their view. The bride (Lady • 10,000 50 bowel t Qiliteratais - 0. : 1 1 !Anise Caveodisb) was described as the daughter were so 'mag i je. A im e e . .... of the Earl of Ellesmere, deceased, and the e 0,0041 10 1,0. Mc ladKaus., Mae an bridegroom (the Hon. Captain Egerton) as the 1012 of A Si 'GOG 4004.15110.41 ladikdba. 1411 the Duke of Devonshire ; this, it was evident, was 10. 000 1 100 rdsr 10,000.100 Csissisl \ SO 111 simply a transposition of names . nevertheless it was a 60.06 0 : 506 ~ .....8 6, 0 k et 06 „,4 6 a curious blunder, because mistakes in a marriage 0.00 , 3 a ~.. R 606 of moils, el register are inconvenient things, and it may be well that *moo 10 lOonsottdated Hank (L.) I permission should be granted lry a competent anthor.ty to 5,000 lel 10entenesed el amend the insertion is the resister-book. although the 1.0 00 lot I It% New recital of this incident may sound very much like a joke. it 10,000 50 ,Delhi and London II is • veritable f e e l, and may easily be proved by an inspection 000 50 em Weees. tiroaluid. 1 * 24,000 no raster.; lttehtole , LlMl i lof the register. None of these who signed it, six in num- to.oce Si English Joint Steck (L.) 14 ban-the bride, bridegroom, two witnesses. and two clergy- noco we I gn owasaalemksrad. 51 men-appear to have discovered the mistake as the time of 0.0 00 ed I Ilaidish and lin ed li , * adding their nausea- Maxtor/and Gazelle. IA 10 i Suropean IlwaktLimited 11 (L) N Tors WHITS ELEPHANT AT SlANL—Elephante, 11*." 100 I ainft•h aa ' ada t. - 2( oons 100 D. trued ei 2 p . especially white elephants, are all important personages in poos,tos I Do . N ew a Siam. In she multitudinous incaraatione of Buddha it is saooo . loo imperial wink, Limited al believed that the white elephant is one of his necessary do. tit,ooo 10 luipmelel Oteraltair - • ••• 1 4 miciles, and the possession of a white elephant is the pos. 6.000 05 i imam.. 1 *mina of the presence and the patronage of the Deity. I 4°°° 26 I 00 - New 00 000 10 .Lead Marla: Lela 4 was escorted by one of the great ministers of state to the 1 20 : wc , 60 L .. 8 ,.„ 06 .,„ ) , 460 . ) il domicile of the white elephant in Bangkok, whose death, 10 , 000150 1 14 ,: sa a 0 0 - 4,;•11104 m sot many years ago. filled the court and the nation with woe MI ;Langan and Bridles mourning. He had hese discovered in the forests of the 00,000 Y i Do. New __ , : II interior ; a large reward was paid to the fortunate disco- 5. 000 100 lect.B.S4resellall lol . 4al were', and the first king left his capital to meet with be- 5 54 1,21 It I...._ud..,,Ne n __ w . I:L i r 1 1 1E 1 i l i l l , corning ostentatious welcome end reverence the newly sc. 3 67 4 , ;6'lw'. '''raZ.,,,„„r - ', f quired treasure. In Siamese history there are many chap. Ts on gg i bm a ce Joint gi,,,k. • tern giving an account of invasions and repulses in wars 25,000 10 ,Loden* spurn ktraiia waged solely for the acquisition of some whits elephant is 5.00 d 111 Ila n . de IL Waster!' HAL the posserion of a neighbouriog sovereign. There are in- 11 00 11 00 o. do. Nn • stances where two existed in the same capital, and when ..ere"„„..,l ih,,,, LeadenaVen•zuela (1 4 negotiations failed for the acquisition of one by friendly I TZ o 7 o ltr o !Er' ,t.: l , „.„" ta i l n e tt e , o :• surrender, the territory of the doubly-blessed monarch wee st oop' so i ss :;. c . s u. a giammg; I violated and the saperfleous elephant demanded of a armis. Is,oolloo I MAM% a Pam kink (L 11 1 The court of Siam had been for some time aohOeoure4l by O.IN NW 1 D D . ae. the presence and the patronage of a white elephant. V a . & 110 'wawa Beek (Lim.) pirate there were not wholly dark brown or pale black. nr o I: o ,lNatiusal of Liverpool ll with pendant ears of slighter colour and spots on the skin, its:000 1 10 r 'DI" tad angima and art Ise e which showed some 'Snit, to a purer and diviner race. Awe la Nft , lot , 6 l p. m , . a 1 These were adorned with rich jewels, attended by special Si. so ,wor south Irani. •• - servitors, acsomparded by musk when they left their Woe 10 1 yew foolea4 (14111M4) Saab ; but they became ea nothing when the elephant of Ilk 10 'Nara Western higher aristocracy, or rather of calestiel irencelotry. sp. 1 1 . 0 0 2, 0 n reillald Beak Corpora t peered. The kis& on the announcement of his capture, Illoe $1 ~.......t.........0. 1 mate ta rile is Maned high satisfaction at his good kw. wow ," tru q ns. d T r e , i bag .21 Nina When be esoorted his pries to his capital I was cow wen re I Do. 0 . 7 ducted to the pekoe of the honoured dignitary ;to say Are 211 lohies.Perekt Deed the truth, his colour wee pot white, but coppery, like that 11e,410 le %re arteria of a red Indian. His stable was painted like a Partake 11,061 10e Nan& W& & Ateles drawierreors • there was en elevated platform, on whose 5411, Itc, , D.• _4: l lea "efia. adjacent walls' handsome warlike ornaments were hung, Rai 100 ;: r . k . ,',7, t re ,.. 4 l ii s. l and nobles of high rank were in attentisoce, who took oars nks,ql so pe a s eg y0.,4n., ' ' he should be supplied with delicious food, priseipally the DEBENTIIILI young surer-cans. When the white elephant went to - I' bathe. caparisoned in splendid deeeratioes. be was pre ceded by musiciaos, escorted by courtiers, and was received • by the people with penetration and memos. On my de porters trent Bangkok, after the eirosture of the treaties, when the royal letters were delivered engraved an 'tides slabs for the great Queen of England, sea placed fa a geld box, locked with a gold key, tboaeh many handsome pre. seats accompanied the royal Tail/Wee. one offeeier war plowed is my hands with the esenranee that it was by fax the most precious of the gifts to be eons eyed-and this invaluable offering was a bunch of hairs Irmo the white elbent's tail tied together with a golden thread.-flit Join Bowing, is the Fortnightly Sevier. CI Pd. I PAILIILTS. Id , MI ildloolladalL Lorton* Uld IBas.D.o.diC.lo.d. 6 sto. 6 1 Do. 1 Moms aU Doitaio • UM Norco IMDo. Minnow ll Dalt., Blook• °Marla IM obL 6 lor a zo i.u k Mitir s. ii IM Cepa T. 1 Dodo*. aI. ail Dmisesta.?p.o.por.go od IN lid. Bowl go. 6 do -10 liml ladkin sa. 6 do 16 Do. J filmdom ISO Good Troia ad useada au UO. gl &Not all Do. Di ga illlP. st lL ooda— d' Do. do. dolorrod A Do. and met Banda.. all Do. M. dogwood au Do lird pod. Stook .. sli Do. do. Wand on DO. 6* prod took..S an Do. do. deigned IN Geed Indian IMMoula 16 Do. ro. 6 set oast. 6 Do. No o. WO GO 11. of India'. Ip. et. Id Do 61 par mat. Do an ilt. Watteau oi C;;M; ISDo. NOV ...... ...... OD Dodp.olds. pay. lad au D 0... do. do. 1177.8 I lodlaa Brooch. Llialtod 100 Madam rum 6 p. out. 100 uo. do. af d 0... 100 Do. so. di do.— I Do. 11102 litoodoo 100 dela. Ooro. 6me o. Bd au I 11101 b. and Holoodalim lad 111.1.01Ca0.0p.0.1itp.8. 001 w 0 Illabegu l i ki . 6KO °eat. I Do. do. do VS Do do !Wool) NO Do. Islas Slt do. dat. JOINT NMI 69 61 I 1011 /Or a. 6 1 11 75 BO to 100 70 IS 101 U$ 101 e 1.111 le4 . !OB --- i iPm 21 $2 66 01 $8 TO 40 6$ U en bt 65 49 49 48 46 08 8 0 81 89 104 lebi i Ipau In * 102 14 16 51 WU , 96 10 86 87 1 Oe 4lo 101 104 03 96 es 90 —.— Ili 00 02 84 101. 102 101 102 I Idle 101 02 BLit lB. .. ri: wow N. WI. OL iilo,ool IL IL I 1 M. IL I IN,Tao SY 1 .• • • U. ' 11,.11M OLDIE.4p.sANNIN. 100 9aium..ep.e.J46o.4au7 1419 p. ilea 11111 INNAYl.fip.c.la•Nily IN los.lo.lo.4l..e.JaneJly 100 LiN.W.N..lsa.tr.luly Do. St p. e-Jaa.l.lel7 IN LDLW.. l l l . o .Jun.lan IN illillseLap.Chta.llaNy IN If. 111Das. L P. &SAL, p. lob. lAN, IN N.lo4lru.,4p.c.JshJuly 1041 kat.N.L.N.c.Ap.&O4. 100 ii" :is i 71 1011 00 70 104 106 SG ST 21 14 11 2 din 6 7 On 6 pm It: la 6 S4S 4 11 17 44 12 16 14 SD —.— 24 IS 30 111 189 142 1 2 Oldir 4 11 de 65 17 6 7pen p.r l.m Idia par Se 2 .116 65 •7 26 27 49 51 111 114 41 AS Al ts 81 14 4 iiei con - -Ili 1 pod I t 697 4 . '. . II 12 pa Il l W2l 12 i No 6 IPk —. 11 $1 2plk •••. U 6 3di 2 01 16 6 3 416 II 4 4SU 10 II 1000 !9. 4 16 6 44P• 10 1 J 1 26 97 I Idls per l: 11 6 011;41 Is . eh • I Op= II 1 4 17 I Pa 00 la 10 411 Pk 4kpal .16 26 20 76 76 761 16 50 51 • 611 17 19 17 1 10 111 Coldla• d 124 1} 1041 3 4ia par 26 96 91 ' 2 3644 rd 10 6 4Ws • 4 3as 4 3 di. I t die al 6 70. 1 i 4 d ;l s 44 PS? ill 6 1 1 61 Se SI 1124. 7k 14 61 21 II 114 66 I ii itehi se se as 10 8 6 4 el m, \ "• am se , i Bs 54 4 4 si SO 101 — a N 06 111 ." or a) allt = in l 4 ; 0 Oki 126 WI 29 i i MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cleoc. There are few dealings in the mining market to-day, but the tendency remains favourable. East Lovell shares are now quoted 151 to 161; Great Vor, 34 to f ; South Condurrow, 3 to f ; East Basset, 26f to 27f, being better ; had Caradon, 11} to 1 ; West Caradon, 9 to 10 ; Frank Mills, 6to ; Wheal Grenville, 3f to ; hut Grenville, 3f to ; North Treekerby, 3 ; Lady Bertha, 12s. 6d. to 15e. ; and Providence, a to 34. Frontino and Bolivia and United Mexican mining shares are inquired for ; the former have beat dealt in at sf, sod the latter at 34 and 3.1. Cohn are officially marked 20, being dull. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOLTHIS DAY COTTON MARKET. (.) (aY =craw AND TIMILIUTIONAL TICLIGSAPII.) Mimic oua owa ootaxarcorozar.) The mutat still greatly a:cited, sad prices are hardesia6 The salsa to-day wall foot up about 35,090 bales. TALLOW MAIIKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; prime ere quoted as follows : Tows tallow. 46e. ; Peteitsborg Y.C. o f tbe spot. 465. October to December, 465. ; December, 47e. ; Mew* 48.. 3d. to 48.. 6d. tal amer tivcators. —Town low, 49a. 9d Kr . ; ditty, 2.. 4d. ; y e llow Russia, 47 .. 6 d. ; melted Me. ml.; rough ditto, 20s. ; tallow per". 20 4 . &MN ei• SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIR DAY ) Mr. Mules Jams Bake reports Indio slow al Ike fg. lowing rims —*um obese, trout ribs. to lads. low we ditto, 100.. to 1150. ; mooed eat Glover, 60a. to 120 e.; Prime moolow bay, 100.. to 1105. ; itiferior ditto, 80.. to 90.. ; rowes, 60s. to 80..; .grew. 30.. to Me. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAT.) Outdoor produce costumes to be supplied eo aboodsstly that kuportatioss of foreign rob minsiet only of peers sad grapes. Good apple, of all sorts seem to be delment in quantity. Among Fogilsh.grown pain are deo wimples of Norio Louis.. Gassers Bergamot. Ducleesse d'Asgouleuse, sad Brown Bourne. The supply d pioe-applpi has con 'Adorably improved. Of Kept filberts there Is a abort crop, they therefor* DeU freely st isles 80s. to 100 a. per 100Ibe. Of good potatoes theme comity, but wary are dieessed. Flowers ehtedy maid of orchid., heaths. carnations, picots's, listen. mignonette. and route. 111.171 T. 1 Pine apples, per lb.. te to es A pp les, per stove. fso.l to 3. Grapes, per lb., 15 &Id WEs Pests, per sieve, ts 1. 20s o 44 6d Peaches, per dna, 4s to 85 Oranges, per 100, 14 to Nectartoes, dOsto Os 1/6200114, per 100 . S 5 to les Apricots, do . O s OOd to Os Nato, cob, pee 1001 b, 005 to 100 e Pu,, do .CstoOs Od Brasil. per bushel, 155 Plums, per puns , lid to 15 Cad allsoods, do., 184 to 90s YAGATABLE B Cabbages, perdor..,is 0.1 totsod Celery, per l. to In Pd French Beans, per half sieve, _ bundle , eac 11.1 to 64 Its to is, Beet, per dom. Is di to ts Peas, pee slave. Re to e s Slisltota, per lb ,Sd Potables. York Regnts. par (lathe, per lb., lid ton, lies.. 1•08 lottooes, per doz., Is Od Rocks, do.. 00e to 0s Alidtve, per score, la to is Od Flake.. 1101 to 140 s Artichokes D. dos., es to Se .. do. Kidneys, es to its per N ,p. break. 15 le ft do. Ninehramns, p.pott„ 1s to is ed Carrots, pee bunch, lid to cd Parsley, per dot. bun., St tolls Turnip, per ban* ed to MI Herbs, pot bunch. 041 r No. 119.1 Drirrillll. Ixl 01 perm 1 NOM NIL It r• r,........." Nay . a.) 21r is - = but uo, s Adiatr9e1.906.119.41 '' 16 I - i 411 It . lO6 11 10 91. is Aurrallana l galL 11 --. 40eklo 10. 10 Danigen/Tralalleall fi r Dar 6/, Ul SarraWaroweelo u l .n 147 tit : 55,.... 100 Bolakow Varikaa :7 , WOO 6 Ikaahay Or ( 10.000 6D. Ind Imo 6 laic ... 1 11021 10,100 1 Do. sod lone I 1/ 111 0, IN 040000 Aarrora lase 61 91 , 64 1 sokuoi. ft E. a L Mag. Tit (Lll loe 78 so - re an 11.6 0 0 u Ikaleb ladles Too (L ) 10 - - dle -- 9,916 e oa== . 40 1 ; WOO r(L) 16 I Ide irs 1 ; 116,400 10 OsiloaCrapeas V 1 . Booth 1 .10 Ditto A shone • - I Fir: 90000 U Clip of Loadonlit,ro.(l 6 -. W 133 ; 16,011 aaq d Kira Laspro.(l 6 Par IPR -' 4,959 30 Do llll 3 4 1 1 49 - while 36,000 80 City of Moscow Gas (L) 6 1 4 1 6,14 - skooo so Llty pare (141 a ,-) .' 10 4 ~,„,_2 dls 64 Gana- 60,000 60 Oarnareisnorallisal 1 $ et 4• . 40,000 10 Ora a/ Alawialteril 1 2" /Pm - 20,000 60 OoneaUdard Dia.- 1 0 ll4 - 17,500 10 CiontrentelUlLOasi ,10 Par bra - ---- MOO 103 CloatrestOoreoraties( 171 6 4 die -- All wear ts.oos os 00r.u.5te.,16616.1i.1 id 12 16 .- 1, 1 p.a. 140,000 10 0. r0a0.411609. 01 .1 6 1 1 4 11 10 31 1 ... 0,000 fa Do, of Naas** ( ) 10 24 101 - .... 2 all 18M 61 U. 011191* Parr ........ 140 I 40 - ... moot 01 Da !rehears ISO 114 117 - .... moot it no, •3. a. rveCirti: IN 116 117 ... 7,600 10 Dori (Loallod) Q. I 1 dla per -. ... 10.000 DM Din• so 6 1 etts .. ... 18,0..0 10 liarern Arra Ter ) le 1 4111 par -- 10.000 60 Iliadialaad.C.4llln L 11 I la - _ KOOO SO I. Ladle Iron. a Canal 12 2as - snoop 60 ibbw Vali, l5 1 Is 144 -. - 110 . 001 10 nornaimoasma.o. 4 1 opus 1284 _ Mug. 111 deer* Torpsplo 1111 91,000 6 Ina ad** - WOOD 40 lop,aad s 74 1 SMs -. 10,000 100 Boa IL 11 14 Olds .- - _ 1,00 10 forbairs linalsearlos. 5 1 16pard - 06 6 481 Thooo la *mar* 74061 I -- - - 8000 60 Financial Dumont (L.) 19 4 4 Ala -.. 00.000 U foroos. 6 Se 3pm - - I nhooo 10 Gellivara( United) ll 12 le dis - - 100,000 91 %Credit& 11retlar(L 4 16 I 6 1 - 91,000 16 as Near Narplion 16 26 8 1 - - ANN 60 lloonatZolonial Aa IL.) 6 14 1 1 411 "" 1 6,000 10 Hoag goodstUtlasOae all 1 ll pm -• iS 100,000 SO Dadra. Das 0 104 90,000 60 Number Dos Worko(L) SO 14 14 dls 9 100,000 50 hop.aller.o4tAss.(L) 6 2 1. 216 1111 /51 10,009 2 Wlan Carrying (1,14 a, 14 Ws par 16 40,000 110 loternatlonal Ceara* 10 6 4 dis t 1 100,000 SO InionallthaeLloo. (L.) 6 11: 9. Be 144 43 i 3 NM* 10 Internet land 1329111(L 6 11 lipla M KO* 60 lianas land. lO - -de no i ro so **lap kris. On. Oar. ) *I 11 11 7 i s 4 7 4 4 1,000. 100 Do.llp. a. 85a r.lB* ail IN I* 914 0 1 1 80,500 26 IcarB6oekDroottat(l.) le 1 Os _ 91,000 60 Lead llooarithse (Um.) 1 le 10.111 .- in 4000 26 Load. Atrisaa Trablag 10 7 5 dts ..., 1011101 SI Lood.andeali4oa.l4.(l, 6 4 111 1 a .21 It 1 64900 10 LoaCountylanda94. 1 - -P ll MOM 10 e LoadAltroloiTerait) all 11 :1 1. 40,004 Load. Sloan. Aso. ) 1.6 8 -. 16026 a Laotio.oroubaac. Li an 31 a 3 1 . 21 . id 411001 60 Lond.,2l2laaallag.Co(L 120 11 9 dls ... 24 10,000 1 6o land., ltallaa, Dolan. 16 8 4es 111 4000 60 Lood.Mer. Disooant(L) I Isl 11 9do 11400 Si Lond.Frosiol I 1 pc _. Kan so Dadra lnigs. scowl 11 ... .... 111 Do. 1.6614 19 ... 10.000 U garbs* Lareleart(L.) 64 26 Ide ... - WOO 1111 Ilaarltles lankaal I par pm 180601 10 Media . Idea. Tod 136 1 1 6 1 11 4 ..-.. 10,00 60 Ileratant disipplag .4 10 6 I dl' -• 25,000 * idllwallF.l4.alksolds. 71 44 sidle 3 1 - 10,000 II slillwall Iron %oda- 6 par 1111151 d -- ._. 111.140 10 Irsalfand9o.6.o. (L.) 11 1 2 1 • 1 2 0, 000 II National 09.034 e. (L) 6 104 1010 111 - 10 . 000 II NatlonalProT.Karlat i , 8 4 14 1 ills 10.000 111 Nationall4sor Neel I 0 0 3 Ili .. 6,000 II NerboddeOral Is L • le *de SAO SO Do. Now - 10,000 26 N.Zosland4lol.l4.L. 2 1 Phi 40 11, 701 90 7- 01 10.0000 14.70arad T.aLoont. 1 41 Pm MON 10 11orthernAssansTerlal 1 4 141. par - 25,000 10 Do. 9 117,1714. IL N.loll.llrlrardarl )US 46 U ... *No 60 N.llll4l4lMarcan.la.N. Ile 18 19 -. 10,000 10 Nowpog Tea (Lizetted 1 1 dl. par • .... 41,000 1$ roan Karr (lama 1 19 2) Pa ' .... 10,00/ 110 Wont* Oosanordal(L. I - WON 60 Oriental PinalsataNUm. 11/ 9 7dr 1 ---- 11 --- 10.000 6 Oriental er (Uimed) 1111 64 ,400 6 Do. New i par 3 101 1 • 1 _. 60.000 10 OdeaLlalendllear(L.) •9 1 4 102 1 = 16,001 10 Otago .1 lahredlniest. 14 Ma par 12,500 10 Ottoman Colopal (14 2 1" O m 10.' . 611 Orman 'lama** (1.1 II 7 3 MI .. 16, • a numaan ass (um 1144) it 21 44 100n 00 60 d,flansey,Co (L 11 46 *pm 11 _, - 37.500 10 essamaa.a.rearsit., 11 I 6 7 ... 10 114 6 Do. do. .. 16,000 10 Du. New 5 I 1 dis .... 1110.uuul U. Pestihr.D6Bllllloo.(2) US 39 41 1021 SAO 10 PossinsaLar &0. Steer a 76 TT 1041 044 29,000 10 D. do. New llB 17 19 0. - 17,009 16 QUOINIAS 4, a.. 11.(1,. 14 46 361 b ... 10,1100 611 abysms boat all 27 29 oat mOOO ts Da. Now . -... 081 13,839 1111 LW. Clip I;iiitcov, (L) 911 IS IA 1 - 20,161 u rou isuo_... -__.. ~ to IS 1 4 4 % - show 20 **Janeiro Or ( lao.) all par Om - MOOS 100 DayslUalliren. - OD 119 122 1 48 840,0051 U. suoLAwara. Invest. I:I. 110 123 128 1 - *0,005 60 ion*, Earbt, s ta. L. 7 8 6dr 29 I 10.0% lo too rnan. , l Mora*. )10 44 3/1114 - 11001. 69 G. Atria* It. 9Laa: 6 31 1/dlO l 105 141 51 14100 IS South Australian Land *1 80 31 - IMMO& 114, Nibmastas Tologrepti_ 100 165 05 -.. 1 Do, lierlp mu 6 6 - STAG 1111 rel.Constroo.altala.(l 11 1.6 2 disi -. 100.000 110 rbsrossßaereer 1e.(L.1 1 * dpin 1 -. 7,600 110 Trinidad Petroleum (L 1 6 14 lisan, 141 j 61,6 0 e to vastaLosearoutaa,i 1 1 t pea : ID' 121 10,000 110 f. aL. 00. *O. Canada 11 psi 9 10 , .... 100,000 10 Un.Warine or LITer.(L. I j r _ 00,0091 6 vaitlent.itio.oo.sl all I 1 dal de - 90.000 10 17nivemllarrelna(L. 6 idle risl 1014 12 11 111,000 111 OppwrAo nenTea(Uns. El 26 *pm' - 111.0001 10 Ditto - 10,0011 60 VealMasen'olaad lB6 9 10 - 10,00 01 65 Warm,* Wamorettles )10 2 1 dl. -. *OOP 60 19eseadlattPardile8.11 1 1 2 Pm' q 111 117 N 116 UT 6 104 pat N 6 SdY le 1 tlis par 14 lt RF 14 4 • I Nes MO Ita IO 7▪ 1 14 01414 IMs I ligazd Ito uo Se fa W SO In 110 97 OS