The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-06 00:00:00

P'''r LLW INTELLIGENCB. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wise Mr. Contenisioase Haissyd.) Lf BS T. ALOUD, JUN. b ut geept, who woe as seistao to • dealer In debtor wets, sad umbrellas in Oxford-Snot, renewed his to he released from custody. I Pl,seas @weed ca behalf of the detaining creditor ; g r , usnlY INPAN 4OII . opeared thet the bankrupt was in custody for a w es and oasts recovered in an action foe false tm is which he was the defend's'. It was Witd *AI the bankrupt diseased the detaining cagier essa itting • nuisance egoist his premises, *Alm Wiens t, he gam him is obi rge of a An action was thereupon brought and • retake t a lwith costa was found for the plaintiff, and the " l o tt o was now detained in custody in reaped of the twigs sod exta. irr Howariiendexi that this wea one of the exceptional • sentieeed in the 112tb stioe, by which the court • r outed frogs g ranting the elease, and the applicatioa said therefore be refused. (Before fir. Hatrietrar litraagitam.) IN iu G. L LAT/CAUL The i m krap4 was ascribed a. Lae of Grows-Lis , Waltheadow. secretary to the Stratford Music Hall Col td), The &Ma are small, and the bankruptcy to llr. Laverack's failure in busbies as promoter ef,the=nere . Us Stack Company. A for choice of wives wee now held, but n my were red, nor any soignee appointed, and the , at 12, was fixed for the next Stamm. lii It SURT CATTIJI DIMAS/ Tb s bwinipt ow a ismer at Harrow, lied applied to l b. e ns epos his own petition, attributing his difficulties tc spews ia Me Divorce Court, sail loses through the • ma t elang his oak. The debts are nionwri at 1,9X11. This wee • kid Seeds& Several debts were proved, sad Yr. Theme Basun. of Boadwary-villas, Tatnell-park, Hobo say, ro w ^ pee appointed onaditose esaigue46 IS U ideRTIS ciLUZ LTNCH. The bankrupt wee formerly a liesdenast io the 2nd wed kat fteghneet, and bed earned in India, Chins, sod Africa. TM debts appear to be about 1,4001., sod the failure seldbeted to the insufilciesey of the bankrupt's pay st es Moen and other causes. t i r o maw ma now held. Several debt' were proud, end a thy as seamed for the next sidles. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (THIS DAY.) (Pars Mr. &drat Dowling, Deputy•Aseirlant-Judge.) cortann aoantsr PAWNRROMMEL Joseph paired, 31, cigar maker, was Wired for frauds. ketly Alarm by false pretences from Lyon Corer. 1901te of cigars, war 701.14 e. 5d., with intent to cheat and dehrd him of the mime. m r . Wino proseented ; Mr. Montagu Williams defended she parer, who pleaded guilty. Mr. Sorge Willilltl3o said by his advice the prisoner guilty. Ho had been for several years carry. isg ce ratan as a cigar manufacturer, and had taken th us ''pre from the power', with whom he bad been w ag Wier for some time, sad tried to sell them a publican named Wall. Mr. Wall would not buy thus, wise the prisoner took them to Mr. Robert Atten weigh. of Greek-street, Soho, and pawned them. He re net to Liverpool, where he was afterwards iron wood by Detective Dunaway, 11 H. The prosecutor wird to recommend the prisoner to mercy, and he hoped is Coat would sire him from a 11640% The learned 10041011 d wirers who gave him a most excellent darter. Ir. Collins said it was gait. true that the prosecutor era to recommend the prisoner so mercy. It might have herbe took the cigars, not clearly understanding that doing any harm. He wished to call the silletise GI the court to the disgraceful eondnot of the workers in throwing every obstacle in the way of the ode► lie weld call SetTeallt Derry. Port William Dunaway, 11 H, said from iron:stir Y rand be rot to Mr. Robert Attemborongh's, pra iser, Greek.street, Soho, and asked the assistant if he hairy Opire, he said he had but be could not see them. lle wild half an hour, when be saw the (remise. Id he reldi get nothi ng from him. He complained to the Emirate, when Mr. Atteaborough was suns mod, bet never appeared. The magistrate then peel rather lIIISMOM, to which no attention we paid. He mid that if Mr. Attemborongh did not spear be would grant a search warrant. Winer did not pi a warrant, but went to the foreman, and told him that Wesewitha mirage from the magistrate, aed Mr. ituthhttleh was to sprees. He was then told Mr. ilieskiroor was at Folkestone. Every difficulty was teen is kis way, and it was °sly after a great deal of Iris that the police were able to get porerion of the tCourt said the conduct of the pawnbroker anti his latent' wee highly discreditable in throwing obstacles in ny of the polies, sod hoped it would be made known slat they thought of them. Ile prisoner was allowed to go out on his own record- MIL SURREY SESSIONS• (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Tilton, Deputy-Chairmeo.) fISIOCS CARS OF OMENS AND WOUNDING THROUGH JIALOCAY. AND NIAVT BENTZ/Mi. Mary Ana Xing, 34, a pqeeeMhl.lookieg female. with ialaat us her arms, eaer ro dere d to tithe her trial charged with maliciously cutting and vanadium Eliza Jane B4DU. !We ware other counts is the indictment for a coUIIIIOO MIL Mr.illompsoo promocated, Rod Mr. Oppeabeim defended M sauteed. Tispro7ecutrix, a vary respectable young woman, who militated two severe cats on the right side of her face, ad whose left arm was beadeued up, mid she lived with lar father, a baker, in the Old Keet.road. The prisoner l ed her kusbeed lived is the sdkiiniog bawls. The latter its a carman aid ormadonally removed dung from her hiker's stables. but she was not acquainted silk him. On the morning of the 21st of August, about o'clock, after she bad meth) the beds and her father had pie out with the bread. she heard a knack at the door, and • going there she saw the prisoner, who called out, " Are we, the Banks?" Witness said, "No ; 1 ma Miss kak•" The prisoner then suddenly rushed at her with • bide in her hand, and made several plunges at her, setting be severely in the (toe. She put up her left arm to ward II the Nowa, and received a serious cut along the left arm. *kith We her Powerless. At that time her father came borne, and she fell down exhausted. _ . . Is crces-examinstioa by Mr. Oppenbeim witness rid she serer bad any familiarities with the priaoner's husband. She war spoke to him but 'ace. when she se him 2d. for inching some things from bee father'. William Banks, the father of the prosecutriz. said he atrial CO the business of • baker, 518, Old Kent-road, sod about 9 o'clock on the monolog is question he returned hone aad beard has daughter *creaming. As he was enter ic the hoof' the prisoner rushed at him with • knife io her land. and miming him, she threw the knife .t him, and it tint through • window into a ditch, where it war forted. Mr. T. W. Hooper, eurgeoe, 403, Old Kent-road. said be ty tilled into the house of Mr. Banks on the morning in portion, when he saw Miss Banks, and found two incised one& au bee right cheek, and a severe out on the left en. Per a few days she was In a precarious state. but now Om was out of danger, although it might be • long time Ware she roomed from the injuries inflicted on her. Polksuotartable 91 P said that about 9 o'clock on the etroice of the 21st of August be was on duty in the "itited. New Peckham, when he was called to the house td Mr. Backs, and found his daughter bleediag from cuts • iha fans and arms. A surgeon was sent for, and the Primer was given into his custody. When told of the dirge the prisoner said she did it through jealousy. The prioresses statement made before the scommittiog lutistrate was put in, aid she admitted the effete*, and rid she did it because the prosecutrix went with her husband. _ . 00oenhais made an eloquent appeal to tie jury on '"behalf, bet they returned a verdict of Guilty on the mere swims oonnt of the indictment. The Deputy-Chairman said that it was • very serious Marge committed on • respectable young woman, without theslighteet provocation or mimeo foe jealousy. The Rut would not be doing their duty unless they paired • 'w7 ware seatance. She mud be kept in penal servitude lir five years. As MS ma the sentence wan p►esd the prisoner maimed tutor many, and was carried to the cells. TUB POLIII/N COURTS (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. A TROUBLISOIII PRESONYIL Selina Raton, a girl 19 years of age, who hag gained eeasiderable sot:misty by the frequency of her appearaeoe er that mart on charge* of minoring the weriliones erfcals, was again brought up charged with creating a disturbance at the West London liaise. It *Permed that as mural she applied for admittance sod, so eltt workhouse is removed to Holloway, the was offered a a re'i lodeing at two di ff erent plume, both of which she re teed. She hu been offered the home with the sass* "sell, tad the pariah authorities are al their wit's led to know what to do with her. She has lems ia prime urea times this weer and five times °se Year, bee been slot to her relations, whim I* respectable, at Bath, and tramped her way back both limas. Whilst is Holloway Prison, Kr. Weatherhead, the reTenrr, bee been equally puzzled bow to punish her, en fie will veleaterily go witboat feed foe tee* and three day a r teeber, and will sot conform to the prison regnlatioes. 1/12 R. W. dudes seintesoed her to 14 days' imprisostont /ith hard labour, sod be be kept ea brad sad water. S PRUSSIA. ant Bulenborg re. justice. This yeas t of Boon with some when he mime wan at with them. Row he jostling began—if not Yet Iftitir. /al 'bre and cut clout as o happened to b e a . ai had been entertain. sought he had Si MIA 3 set es any other rs a. id dearly for his mis rd the act of Coast the approval of his that he had moot hat any much eraile s glary wan directed, of ; but we can hardly Dow* inasmuch as. for a few dot, he ha s cis regiment Thus • Our law. probably only be redeced • violent provcreation. sl no criminality at re been taken of it rest of the count bees is, at large age* sod • regiment of Human rood of Bun. in Europe where such the [government nor there is another aid aI. fad the man who was reburies path been a Bone, the municipal o vindicate their own to. Being a Fraich e Boglish prince, Dtt 1 the favour shown to ational courtesy. By tritons of ambaseadora their respective sou le ordinary civil and notioe even to their is. The omectesioa course affect the may injure them, e special protection of .n's ambass odor mist and Lord Napier: 118111 dress to Berlin. Rot ; cue been entirely no. • town Prince of Prussia with him to Coberg, who bad committe e c a breach of mannsse it is hard to ra ce feelingt of her der was justly for. of think it iadecoroos h to respite him by infer from what has ki rul conduct of Count nu. We ciansot bet k cession to express the is on this point daring '•'o at Darmstadt. Nok o much to remove the nireelvce and Prussia. in the aggresaive and s evil °ousels of M. k Sovereign and hie Om with the royal ,A with her in perilous r, and our interests, as ri tate powerful bonds of ills as with mistrust in ", oe of that very temper ulenburg and makes Oa. Uatil Prairie gives sore military incesesee, rnmeot, sad produce inship, the entente CON sly to be restored. JAL FESTIVAL. JCESTEB, Tumour. ti and no doubt does the attendatios at these of the humao creation e should be, therefore. occasion, it cannot be omcer. Although the day is usually, by car lied to overflowing at the o two-thirds fall in the le giver. To-day's pre one—Full eathsdral Kr oratorios at L3O, and a as a pretty ample feed music for a single day ; part discussed whet oar brief in our desoripuen heir at 10.30 a.m., we Oniuioa was free M 614. mdiog about the aisles, ad by a hundred or two The corporation, with s, and preceded by the the Gloucestershire dir seated near to the okra, a of the bishop of the I th.t the dement stall intoned by the Rev. Mr. Dss we were read by the r. S. J. Seymour. The y the members of the er, and Won:ester aloes. Iva, and the service was ran also Dr. Wesley's in Sion ;" and mom althorn and service took tif ally done. In the re na pray Thee help far : s ive, and the beautiful 1. " was delivered by we ;losciester cotbedrel choir Rev. C. Kenoawey. xr of Chtppiog Caropdae x For ell ere Thy servente" shortly before 1 o'clock. he commesoemeet of the for lamberts. Themato part 1, sad Spohr's DS4 ai the Last Judgment. op-aoo solos to St. Paul; dlr. Caroming the tenor, d St. Paid, was not eon departure of the Lamina spat deed by Hi m Thomas. the extheiral after the /. ; and after the oratorio 101, making a total of a place to.oight, sod to. other selections will be —The Malta Observer, o'er,. is, we are glad to ta, and it will doubtless iou of the intense heat the disease has greatly days, one Week having to-day. Ia the villages, ii, the disease is also z'e returning one et tearer, 12 attacks and 11 eight attacks and this* , where the rate of attacks since the outbreak of the , of the poverty sad miaory iv, five attacks mad two and the same number of lace to-day. The averse it the whole island sums 21." he A frieaine in Paris mazy of the Impanel Opera' her of English pitmen- Holyhead and Kingstown ram s 3 large am to be quite/ I.—The premonstrants n of Tarsecon (Douched [vantages for lir. All sub 'eve their names recorded e. be entitled to • special lea of the commensal, ..dlows in a proaPectuor 1 Brothers, printers to his • Lrchlitshop : " At midaiglats o'clock, rest on • ominous ; 4 sea chapter of sins ;sr 61 d hi. tiers, high mess, eistbag [inner and an unoccupied -- study, or varioaa labour*: , lto feat, collation with so dal reading ;st compllzt Wire abetinenee and bath* Easter." All this (ads*" mattress, for only 1 few& THE EXPRr i fis,.. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1865. MARLBOWITGII-STRICkr. AN ITALIAN ACTOR CHANG= WITH ASSAULT, "swim Ptikppii, an Italia& aster_ , meddle( at No. 88, llninatrest, Soho, was °barged before Mr. Koos with assaulting Alexandsr Avery, a waiter at Mr. E. T. Smith's Cremorne breach netaanuit, Oovenhi-strest. The complainant said—About 11 o'clock last night the prisoser sante to Mr. K. T. Smith'. restaurant in Coveutry street, sod observing that hs was intoxicated, I told him that be could not be Nerved. I got the prisoner as far as the door, sod he that tried to get his arm round my nook. !told him logo away, and he then kicked me violently on the leg, rushed back and called out, " I'm a Spaniard." Some geetlemee then willed out that ha bad got a knife in his head, and I slammed the door to, and a constable came tip and Cott him iato custody. Sergeant Jobn Wheatley, 291 A, said—l was called by two gentlemen who told me that murder would be com mitted at the rsetauntot, a man having drawn a knife to the waiter. I went to the door and found the prisoner there, and the complainant holding the door so as to prevent the prisoner going in. At the station a knife ease war totted on the posioner, but no knife. It was just pemible the prisoner sight have jerked the knife away immediately on my gulag up. A person in present who saw him with a knife or daggsr in his hand. William Thre.lgold, a baker, living in Ihnry.lese, said —I saw the welter putting the pewter out. The pri soner streak the waiter once or twice, and then Melted him on the leg. He afterwards took **Teething Out of his pocket, and took from it either a knife or a dagger. The wiener—l bad no knife. Mr. Zoo: the wttuees - T-LAre you sere there was any thing betides the owe? Witaam—l as • woman said the prisoner had s infille, sod I told her it was not a knife, but ad .gger. The prisoner —I have been in this country two years. I dined at s maharani la Upper !Stamford-street yesterday.' and drank • good deal. I afterwards met two soldiers, end got intonemted. I remember going to the restaurant and seeing the oomplaimuit„ but I never drew soy knife or dagger. Mr. Knox—lt is a serious thing for a men to go about to • slate of ihazioatioo, sod to drew a stiletto. 1 shall fine the gatepost. U., ore month's improvement for the essealt. TH,illl9B. -romp% aterles , w Picking ho was also called Picker ing, se described aa • foreman and colleckor, aged 34, of No. 14, $4. Hardwick-plus, Commercial-reed Eset, was brought before at Mr. Paget charged with embersting TOO& he had received ft. for and on account of his employers. It Wu stated by Mr. Bloomfield Burnell, solicitor, cod one of the licensing clerk, of the division, before the pro- IA medlar ummenced, that the prisoner, who had been high e• in the confidence of himself and brother had felookualy sp. ea propriated 2,0001. to kis own nee, and that his peculation/ IR extended over a considerable period of time. Of , 111 r. George i t i ti t e e l of Gre Preacott.street, White le - asps!, sad , in Surrey, said he and kis u, brother held property in common. Be sou the 10 manager of the property, and the pr'voner we. foreman of ne men employed on the estate, and also calleotor of rents. S He charged the prisoner with fraudulently eppronrlating to N hie own use 7001. he bad collected of tenants. He ins pre pared with three cases. Mr. Paget amid as there must be a remand he would only es go into one use. Mr. Thomas Abrahams, of No. Sd, Leman-street, White. la chapel produced a receipt for 101. 15a. he had paid to the IN prisoner for a quarter's rent. N Mr. George Burnell—The prisoner has not accounted to me or my brother for the money. There is a lady here who 11 paid him money, and he has not given her a receipt. Will 11l you allow me to ask biro! 11 Mr. Paget—No dr. You cannot be allowed to ask the 1.11 prilsoner - inythine. Kr. George Burnell—l only want to ask him if he has I I received the money of the lady. Yr. Paget said the law did not permit anyone to put volition. to prisoner. charged with oriminal offences. He would remand the prisoner until Friday next the Bth of the present month, when the case would be completed. THE SHOCKING DEATH OF A GIRL AT A SIRS IN THE LONDON-ROAD. iii . 100 IS 14. 100 100 100 100 100 ►OO 100 INV:MT. —(THIS DAY.) This afternoon Mr. W. J. Payne, the deputy coroner, held an inquiry in the Board-room of St. Georges Workhouse, Mint-street, Borough, respecting the death of Jane Nathan, aged six years. The jury having been sworn in, proceeded to view the body of the dammed, which promoted a shocking spec tale, being burned and charred all over the surface. Coco their return to the court, The first witness called was Henry Jew:Lisp, • conductor of the fireteecape, Newieg ton-causeway, who elated that at 20 minutes before 10 I o'clock on Sunday night he wee celled to a fire which had broken out at Mr. Nathan's, Noe. 24 and 25, London-road. , He pitched the escape spinet the *icon dloor window of one of the burning houses. The fire was raging In the shove and basement of the three t houses. Witness mitered the house by the second it floor window, and upon getting into the room he forked it it tilled with smoke. He picked up • baby in long clothes 1 4 that was in the room and brought it down the escape. He thee entered another room on the mine floor and rescued it two girls. Witness was nearly suffocated, and was obliged to effect his escape at the balk window. The I beat was intense. A policeman then informed him that a girl was screaming underneath the iron grating in front of the house. Witness got an iron bar and tore up the gating bid could not find the girl. The next day the body of the &weaned was found lying on the floor of a second-floor room. She was frightfully burned. Tao h flesh wee boned off her body beyond the knees. 1 . 1 She wee also burned about other parts of the body. The houses were so dreadfully burnt that when a man stood upon the flooring of the rooms his legs weal through the it hoards and rafters. Toe ages of the children whose lives were saved were one, 'eves. and fourteen years. Police-constable Reiley, 68 L, said that on Sunday night he wm informed by Miss Nathan that both her father's banes were on fire. She ran up to him in the street without a bonnet and told him of it. Owesor—What was her manner ? Witness—Abe was very ninth frightened. Ha had not I moo her since. When be went to the houses he found the homes and the furniture shops in flames. The engines shortly afterwards arrived, brat they bad greet difficulty tun extinguishing the flue. Joseph Goldsmith, • furniture dealer, residing at No. 14, London-road, said that ou the night in question be and two seighboars awned the two girle. The dre.esespe man wee not thereat that time. He wished to motion thatpart In ocrosequenee of its being stated that the firifieseasse roan roomed then. Witness wee dreadfully bunted in doing so, and he thought credit ought te be gives where creditwas due. Coroner—l will not allow people to sing their own praises. State what you did. Witness said be rushed up the estop, sad polled the In sensible girls through the fire sad smoke. He wee so ex hausted that he remembered very little more. Elizabeth Nathan, • very little girl, micro years old, said that on Sunday night her father and mother went out. There were Dim obildren, and all the younger ones were sent to bed. Witness was awoke during the night by the smoke. Witness and her two sisters attempted to get down the stairs, het the fire prevented their doing so. They then missed Jame and went to look for her but could not dad her. Witco's then beard a Mr. Brown *allies them from the picture gallery at the back of the house. Some per sons shortly afterwards came and pulled them out of • window. Coroner—Has any furniture been lately moved oat of the house ? Witness—No, sir. Mr. John Nathan deposed that the burned houses were in his occupation. The cellars were filled with flock, packin sod g-cases, wood. There were twomudights burning I n tha *ten gallery. Witness went oat that evening at the suggestion of his wife. Ho left at home the younger children, his mother, and his two sister. His eldest daughter, aged 19 years ' remained at home in consequence of M a us. Witnou had gone out to see a I doctor about an accident he bad met with at the Crystal Palace. Witness believed the fire broke out in the picture ga After some farther evidence. The Coroner said that he should adjourn the inquiry for the attendance of some of the grown up permute who were in the house at the time of the fire. The inquest was then adjourned. ab'} ii i 101 l I. 10 :1011 No. I 00,000, 1001001 10,0000 10,00011 bili,!1101 ill:Ca JUNO 5. T,600 IVA. 10,0 r. i - 0,000 1 1.14,000 S,OOO 000 100,000 10,000 Iw,oolo 10,1100 I,ooo k 110,000. Durtstertv num.—(Tals DsT.)--Between 12 and 1 o'clock this morning Imideightl intelligence mooted the chief twigs& Mathis of a serious fire raging at Falwell paper mills, situate on Terickeohein-oommon. The engines attached to the Soothwariehridge Station were at ono, des patched to the some and on arriving found the greater part of the mills were destroyed. The local eosin's ware to active operation soppressier the flames. which were got under Is the course of so hors. The official reports made to the firs insurance companies to day described the property destroyed as follows: Falwell paper.milli, belong. tog to Messrs. J. Really, about 100 foot long by 80 in dapth, with contents burned down. Property mitred is the Priced: Fire Odes. Another fire broke out io Load= about the same time. It originated in the premises 24, Wilderness-row, St. John's street-road, in the occupation of Mr. W. Mathew, dealer in unredeemed pledges who stored his stock in • timber building of three floors at the back of his dwelling. house, and it was there where the fire commenced. By the time the brigade engines arrived, the premises were 1111101• pletely in flames sad moth damage was done to several of the adjoining houses. FATAL OCCURREIqCI AT TAB THAMES EMBANK -ICVIT. —from DAY.)—This morning, shortly before 11 o'clock considerable alarm wee crested at the Thema, Em bankment, near the Tompl•atar steamboat pier, whereby one men was, it is feared, fatally injured sad crushed by the falling of one of the large iron cranes. It appears that the machine whisk was on a kind of tramway, was used in the removal of Balers, iron, he., for the works now going forward, whoa on, of the labourers whose name could not be ascartained, mounted the ripper portion of the machinery, when all of a saddest the ponderous erase toppled over into the river aiming with It the unfortunate maw, who wee extricated la a shocking mete. He eat wen by Mr. Cos, sad removed without less of time to the widest ward of the Bieg's College Heopitsl. where the resident hossismarsoin fouled that be had we. Mined a °prorated 'matey* of the leg, which it Is presuneei will be amputated. He was also much bruised about the arms sod body. Ile lies in a lad state of suffering. dELLIZE LISTS---17 1 1118 DAY., Two oNhoose 1• 111 ., The railway market is firm, and prices are again Rai better in several instances. Lancashire and York- ma eirke and Great Northern stocks are in prominent i n:: request, and have severally advanced 1 per oent. tom Metropolitan hes also improved 2 Midland and ..a. ( 0 1 Great Western and London and North Western ;. 76: 0 London and North Western stock is now ma quoted 1242 to 1252 ex div. ; Great Western, 67 ; Midland, 12i to 129, ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12 to 2, ex div. ; South Eastern, 812 to ; Metropolitan, 139 k to 2, ex div.; sae Great Northern, 132 to 134 ex div. ; ditto A, 10.0 151 to 152, ex div. London and South it: Western, 96} to 972, Ox div. ; Great Eastern, 472 sca to 2 ; and Caledonian 1342 to 1352. 91,0 Sours of the India n railway stooks exhibit a rol favourable tendency, while Canadian are quiet. SW 17,1 Great Luxembourg shares are inquired for. 6 7 , 1 darn Naar SHAW Ltd *MOIL& ll .l owe today 1 rd- 1 "GNATIL 1 a c" Var e 1 to v.w. 142, I Bristal ,ad lasSes....l Gambol= Dock sad Basaaa. . 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' le IN Maeda O 10 Sanadierne(L) Oaks N Clly ol=l.Pre.(L SO Cityel =an Dogro.(L 10 N • Do 00 111 City./ Mame On (L) 06 N thy Moe (Um.) —.. 60 eammerstilasopl liabentlaa(l. 10 cleen N SO OaniellieW Itat. 1 00 N Uontlnental Da.GiestLi 11 NNO tlon(L 1 IS ONALling. Tif.S. al 00 10 O. foue.a ok el seg. I NI De. ol INN(NG, (.) 11 161 St Okyelea Sabre ........r 01. It Da. tratennee el 111. Do. 0. etPerp. Deb lOl bOO 10 Darjeeling (Limitad) IN IN DlNe•naleeeporadm(L 0. No 10 Nato% Amain Tea(L) 100 40 Lludialand.C4lin L. I 10 Ib S. bir Ve India !nig. a Canal 1 ) t, ON N rt(loaa.*Ted.(l ru. rategragla 101 * I end an& Ooles l al Itogand foosl Cr.dlt 11111 lagelleNtlehliarlatt 14 SlArbalra RiegiemoNo Flaanedal Carporatlon. 60 Vinanotal Discount (L) 1 10 forret, Warshaw (1 Oellivers (Uselled) ll N G.OredltaTrealles.(l. 1 16 tien.lll4am NaNgigem 11 SI ilosNliNiosiel *Alta I 10 HaNCassi Mina • el ▪ liadienVa GO !lumber lion Worlo(L) 0. fJ latp.allecOdtase.(L) I tan= Carrying (Um, 1 10 laternatioaal Oaeol 11 N Isternatilanallee. (L N Internatland Credit( 4 IN Hansa Land. N llattanlzeig, (oe*Oae.) al NO Do. ♦p. 43. S.le. r.lBl O al N /44*Not*Dbeeent(L) 11 N lead ileoaritlee (Um.) 1 N Load. ANON • U N Lout andCaledon.lL( 1 IS Oonnty(L. 1 6 L Len. oad. NANA Lued*D. INN (L. al N Land. Ilea* Noe. (L ) U 4 Nod. 0. Canniba4 O. (Li al N Isied.4lolaeg.ling.Co(L 11 60 Lend., ltailan, £e-40m. 10 N I.ond.lter. L) It N lend. 10 Nadave belga. 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L. am 66 ••••••I•rd i.ttl.aanilL Wu 10 NorthorriAatortillidLl Mt it N.ll4lc.6sgratAlantL) 11 000 60 4.llr6l.itilleroso.lo.lL oro 10 Nowsoog Tea (lAndtad) 0 00 00 Jammu *onus litmus. t 010 ID , • Cunt.; roroottreloi(L 1 r AO 60 Oriental 11nanculiLlso. 11 Aa. 6 Oritattal Goo (LhalOodl , 40 6 Do. New ilut. 10 Iniondillounilo 000 10 , ttago R atidandlittoot 6% 10 Ottoman Company (14 $0 dttoomu Yltusucl•l(4t AO s tlitorngn nu (1,1m1110) 51) 50 Overend,Ourney.Cb (L 600 to ...........a.u.libatil(4.) 1116 11 D. Now I $O. IS. Poolltivland 8 111*(10 It ISO 60 Pallilinklbt tt 0. nom a IP JO Do. de. Nov 1 Doo AI GO 111 ftl=o,l2oo 1 151tebeads L., R.. IlL(L. li 105 15 Do. Now ...... If Rio J. City losprow. (14 tO 661 II Ditto dna. 00.1 01 Rio Jaceiro Ow (Lint) at 06 160 Royal liollitosa. 11. lit loot. Moors 1 avast. [L. IM so le in slth, Kotght, eltDo. L 1 * Or toc.floos..i'lloypto ( .) 11 10 60 IL Atrium AL It In. (Ls r N 11 loon Aottralion Land t I. 116. labuarin• TAtinsph lt 1 Do. 00riD • 6. TO fel Coustuo4ollain.lL 1 o 0 rata.* Marrow N.M.` . 01 Trinidad Maoism (1.1 IS TrualltostrAnito.l. 10 C. 11.. Co. AU. Curds 1 9 II 110.11asine A LIM. I - I Untied K. Taus Oa 611 10 Univers. Mugu* Ina L. 11 10 Upper Al aesTss(Uos ij It DOW BO Via DlffintonSlnnd IN 60 Wu... 0 Iratuate(6tio ) ii 60 co 4lnd &SPA dal L. SO il l I 474 ittao,dl 1O 1 pm Ti Par psa I Pal le idla Par LOS is as " I IT 18 1 Idle par I Isa 19p. V Par 1 Parl le a 74* 9 1___ Par x ' 4l4 ft - Par 'as NM 16 7 6 :I i* 4 I 39 41 76 77 17 1 pu 4 3 O. 07 29 34 74 at .d '4 1)44 ' .to 161 al T II 664 to 6 sr. 6 Se Saa r al se is ,01/ 16 II al - I 1 4 014141 L t 6p 4 1 pool I 144461 I peer 14 *pea 1 I ▪ * 1 14474 oa 13 * 4/m 17 111 0 10 n Ivo IPs par PrZr - firi. of Inland .. • . 1ki0da.214.. Baal I iautn Laatriusa 41sad. al B. 4 Aida 1 . _ Da et, ha Map= Oahe et Aliainila Quips at Ire.luitt (Um) Wes el 1 4044. D 6111111117111 I re. I 1/12. 1 OVALS. al al 610, 1 M. 6114000,114. 500,00018 k Mara al 81 SWlaO / talliaa • ..._IK _ _ ,ip.e.!lar. es...TI :Li KNTlus..4:O - ..Ta — o:iiiarilloo IL W510.—w.11.—0z.,44 p. 016. Jan a Alp.— 10 1060.41Y1.4p.e.JukaJ1,11.00 UM, Wr4p.e. lelL.llaaltny 100 L.lN.W.4p.e..JszLiinly 100 Da 40.0.'00.6Ju1y 100 LLS.W.,lp.liall\ 100 uir 111c11000,6p. o.hui. s.JOa.LJ 100 N. &Walk E. P. a D. L, Sjp_2.,ie a a :j... NO 0004. 11. 2=Cro.j.ip.LOot.44lll,lol°. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY). Two o'Osocw. The stock markets, though quiet, are very firm to-day. Consols have improved about 1-16 per cent. Preparations forthe monthlyaettlement in this stock ' engage some attention. The chief movement is a fresh advance in the stocks of a number of the principal home railways. Moat other securities are well supported. The government broker has bought to-day 10,0001. New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. 14 xd 81 if - la Ihrloi 1 4 7 1 *Ft i zd zd -di, There is a large amount of money seeking employ ment in the diwount marketto-day, and transactions continue to take place in the best short-dated paper at 31 per cent. or f below the Bank minimum. The rate in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities is 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 150., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 90 to i t , both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 90/ to for the new account (Oct. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three pee Cent. Console, for money, 90, 1, 814 ; ditto, for account, 90, Z ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 881, 1, ex die. ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 108 f ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. dia., 2s. prem. Greek bonds have declined 3 per cent., and Con federate 1. Otherwise foreign stocks are unaltered. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.: —Greek, 201 to 21; Turkish Consolidds, 481 to , / ; Spanish Passive, 30 toll ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican, 3141 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 79 ; Chilton Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 80 ; Egyptian, 100/. Bonds, 951; ditto 1864, 961, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 961, I, I ; Greek for account, 21 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 81 ; Italian, 1861, for account, 65, 41 ; ditto, ,1865, 79/, 9 ; Mexican, for account, 241, 1, 1 ; ditto 1864, 231 ; ditto Anglo-French, 50 ; New Granada, 131, 121; Russian, 1822, 911, 92 ; ditto, 1862, 931, I; ditto 1864, 961 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account,.39/ ; ditto Passive, for account, 30/ ; ditto, Certificates, 15 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 041 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 751, 41 ; ditto 1863, 71 ; ditto 1865, 1001. Bonds, 441 ; ditto scrip, 6 dia. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 39/. International Financial shares are now quoted if to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 1-1 G to 3-16 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 81 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 1 15-16 to 2 1-16 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Moldier of England, 31 to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15/ to 161 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., n to 1 prem. American securities are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday ; 5-20 bonds are quoted 68/ to ; Erie Railway shares, 54 to 1 ; Illinois, 781 to 79/ ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 86/ By the last mail the London and County Bank received upwards of 2,0001. on account of the inte rest on the Colombian Government Six per Cent. Loan. This sum will make the dividend due in October safe, and leave a small surplus for the drawing. There ought to be another mail in be fore the interest will be due. The foreign exchanges were steady yesterday after noon, the quotations being about the same as on Friday. The usual list is as follows : masterdom, abort, 11.186 to 11.19 ; ditto, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1; Rotterdam, 3 months. 12.04 to 12.11; kataerp, 3 months. 25.476 to 25.521; Brume* 3 months, 25.475 to 25.526 : timbre. 3 months, 13.10 to 13.101; Pars abort, 15.20 to 25.276 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.421 to 25.47}; Marseilles, 3 nratbri, 25.45 to 25.50; Frankfort ceptlie-Maine, 3 moatbs, 121 to 1211 ; Vanes, 3 months, 11.20 to 11.25; There. 3 moors, 11.20 to 11.25 ; Prenbonr, 3 months, 901 to 301 ; Madrid, 3 month; 474 to 48 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 474 to 476: Latham, 3 mouths, 25.576 to 15.625 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to 25.60;{ GM," months, 25.55 to 25.60 ; Naples, 3 moors, 25.571 to 25.621; Palermo, 3 months , 25571 to 2 5 - 62 5 11 ".nal: 8 months, 25.575 to 25.324 ; Lisbon, 3 months, 514 to 514 ; Oporto, 3 mouths, 511 to 514. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Tuesday next a special settling day in the shares of the Peruvian Railways Company (Limited), which are not to be marked in the official list. It is announced that the Anglo-Austrian Bank will be prepared to pay, on and after the 15th inst., out of profits of the current year, the aunt of 3s. per share, equal to 5 per cent per annum free of income tax. The directors "desire to explain that the rate of the present payment has been fixed at 5 per cent. (instead of 6 per cent. as pail in October, 1864), solely in order to conform to the terms on which the shares of the bank are dealt in on the Vienna Bourse (viz., with 5 per cent. accru ing on them)." Applications are invited by Masai. Everett and Lucas, instructed by the contractor of the Seven oaks, Maidstone, and Tunbridge Railway, for 201. perpetual preference shares, 6,600 in number, pay ing interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5861. over the correspond ing week of last year. The numbers are published of various bonds of the Riga-Dtinaburg Railway Company, which were drawn on the 10th (22nd) ult. Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood prows., on the 30th Oct, to appoint an official liquidator of the Beariz Tin Streaming Company (Limited). Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening Iniarance.—Albert Medical Life and Family Endowment. 2 ; Allures British and Foreign, 141 ; ditto Marine, 38, 1 ; Atlas, 124 ; British and Foreign Marini (Limited), 4 Commercial Union, 84, ; Indemnity Marine, 126, 4, ex be.; Oara Marine, 24 ; Provident Life, 38; Thames and Merry Marine (Limited). 74. Gaslight and Ooks.—Bombay, 3rd lase. 24. ; City of London, B, 71 ; Imperial, 83, ex div.; banana) Coati. Natal. 931, 24, 31, ex div. ; Phamix, 34 ex div. ; West mineter Mattered. 761. ex div. Docka.—Dmienbani Thames, 21; London and St. Kathy rise, 80, 791. Carla—Grand Amelia', 70 ; Kennet and Avon (Gear. by G. W. Ity.), 61. Materna/b.—Berlin, 114, 4, ex div. • anima, 284; East Lawton. 125/ ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 1251 ; Wet Middlesex, 110, 134. The ship James Duffushae arrived from Trinidad, with 1,100 tons of asphaltum for the Trinidad Pe troleum Company. TUESDAY EVICIIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90, "sellers," both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 691 to 90i, and closed with out variation at exactly 90. For the 10th October the last prioe was 90 3-16 to 5-16. The official business --Tbr - Cent. Consols, for Oti I iii iii IS 1 dli pm II lit div pezl-411 Ti Ai II 11Ma41. t It __ 1 Old* PREIPERRNCTE SHARES. Great Weetem--Orisinal prefereeee, 4i per cent., 95f. Midland, 4I per rent. preference deck, redeemable, 913 Midland, 4j per cent., irredeemable, 98j id. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 1011 681 1! Sti • II 26i 7 - ------- Bahia and Sem Frawley) !Limited) pa. 7 per cent., 141. Dutch Rheuish (161. oak% 23g. Great Luxembourg. 151, 1,16. Northern of Frame. 43. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) A . 501 ili .- i 121 Sli 21 Pi NI JO 16 WIDSIMAT, 6611161161 t 4 6 LL 16 T. W. l. Is D. L Z. I. -.- ...... - -.---. --- . l— L-- Warn •W. 61 W.3.W. 6 --. $ 6.W. a 0.07 2 Aberdeen 2O. 06 W.B.W. 6 7 LW. b- 2 A 1. dreamt 29.97 61. 6. 7 3 LW. cb - I Ormaceetle. 19.96.61 W.S.W. 3 4 W.&W. Co - $ Veleana 30.00 GI 6.6 W. 4 2 LW. et - 4 Am/Cane • . 30.0606 W. 6 4 LW. m 0.30 3 Mame° , . 3...12 Id 66. W. 3 4 w.a.w. ab - 2 lielytteet.... 10.00 61 &Go LW. 4 $ L&W. - 8 Nemec, 3.1.14 06 3.LW. 31. 11, o - 2 moat...- - - - - - - - VOrteat 30.12 64, Z. R. for 0.1141 1 roehetort 30.13 6& N. N.W. b-' 2 Moment - - 1 Nerneetb SO. L 1 eetesosib :Lie I WSW. L&W. es 1 113160• irelONOUtil - $ learbocong, - 1 adelde .., 30.07 09; N.W. S.W. eb -. 2 Frello , baa - - - - - - PNOMIABLX. TEIORSDAY. ON NOLUINNA FRIDAY. PROBABI T9O/ODM O 4 NORTIIN S. to W,„!t.rog, 'quay, oours. WesterlTairOng to moderate, showers. As above. Warsaw. 19 181 nneetiled. 5.9. W. to W.N.W., fresh to strong, some rain. floathorly to westerly, moderate to freah 5. W. to N. W. and back, wyderate, fins gene rally. Northam =Scetland. Western--slreland„ Wales, and *Oa ornries. Snatbern=gnaltsh Cluumel and Bay of Biscay. gastern - = Eastward England and North Sea. itoornms. S.w. to N.W., freak. ZAITIAN. As uext above. MUDD= ♦ND MUTILATION OF ♦ CHILD ♦T HIGHGATL —Lad evening Dr. ',Jokester remised at the Gate House Tavern, Highgate, the adjourned inquiry re specting the murder and mutilation of a child ten dap old. foetid deposited in the Green Dragon-lane. Highgate. on the 24th ult. The domed wee found in a parcel he a tailor, named Pringle, on the evenieg of the 24th ult. The child's bead, arms, and legs had been chopped off with a hstchet, and the body had been eat open with J knife and disembowelled. The medical evidence proved that the age of the child must bare been ten days. but from the manner in which the body bad been backed to pieces it was impossible to tell the precise cease of death. Inspector Westlake said ' - noli ---nines in - - direction that the police had made careful inqui -in every au- _ as to the guilty parties. They had failed to get evidence ; • I remit is as follows :-Three per . - --- - -i p a ;d7e - a, sadiii itall that would justify theme, arresting any one ; but they had' money, 8 9 i, 901; ditto for account, 90 i ; ' 9O ; I throughout thel,. ty.... very lis this district. Ferias* Beek- e quantity comes seartelned that the child of • tramp, aged 10 days, had dia- Three per Cents. Reduced, NI. 11. et ; sized in a most mysterious manner alter it had been Three per Cents., 881, 11, }, ex div. ; Annuities ; al , prat. Th e qua lity in most phew is goa d i or div ' - liew I oat quite algal to expectation, bet the hope are light airs) to another woman. Both these women had 188 5, 13a, ex div. ; Beak Stock, 250 ; India I colour, a,d will be much improved in • few days. Be. i es paared, and no tram of them could be at found. The house to boas. visitation in the district to P re "" Five per Cent. Stock, 1058, #. The government broker bought to-day 10,0001. 1 cheater. -riekiog oommenoed ID fhb district last week, ueertain whether say smell of bout flesh had beet noticed: fi sod eo. y w a h tzd im ay besam yisid w e ir e i re be er v al.. 7 The . _bore are exceedingly urge. The warm days ima in the neighbourhood had led only to a negative result. New Three per Conte. for s i n ki ng t h e f and ' ._ _ , 1 miens of last week were prod:satin of mush good is ripen- Tbe enamor having summed no, the jury retuned • verdict 1 The India Five per Cent, stock was man,. lag the trait sad bringing the hops to maturity. Oa the of " Wilful murder easiest some person mended grea or P°'°°°° oo- ; Exchequer Bills were quoted 2a. dia. to 2a. pram. 1 whale the prospects in this Ideality an exese di ng ly g ood, known." and rearn o ffered for the discovery that a of the guilty parties. t reward should be l Foreign stook); were rather dull. Confederate while die crow Al very oeseiderably exceed as average ose. ' Bonds declined 1 per cent., the proceedings at the Boot Koot --Plobtolf is now Itoolowi thooseboot Boot Kent APPRAILANCR Or TER CATTLE PLAIN:IR IN IRELAND. -The third edition of the Ulster Observer of yesterdar The weather of the past work hie bear very favourable few meeting yesterday affording little ground for hope 'bon roma than „ Ns 1 . ii , ms. forward side A good . °D etains • letter f ro m s clagyaan in letterkenoy, of which to the bondholders. There was also • reduction of miry of the early sort of hops are already in the Gear , . and the fo/lowiag is as extract :-" The much-dreaded cattle ) per cent- in Sardinian stock, and lin Greek they are found to be good in quality sad qematiev. Than ; disease boo mall its appearance in this district. , and New Granada Deferred. On the other hand, remideleg to be gathered are remarkably tree from mould, sad this fro, ea estimate d the general awe rosy be ' Tb• med ium o f id•etioa ii mainly through p st i l Egyptian Bonds of 1864, and Spanish Three per bei ng ~ . hiported from Scotland. A few ma: in this eke have beg is the habit of bringing over Scotch Cents. and Deferred • ed I t. improved per am ' peened that gee growth will egarly DOM. up to Vat of BM . safely med.. Taking the distr ict of Bosh Kent it is DD. 'Dial,, lately brought over • lot of about 100 brad, j Bank shares remain generally firm, with as up- • wine the duty ... me w te 328,0001.. th e annexe ha m pore of which they go ld t o iam b us es I. the High- ward tendency. Bank of London, City Bank, from 1D est. to 1S sort tar son. -Soak Roster. Geniis. - k n arhood, sad there is not • single O&M to which they Zuropeas, Bank of Hindustan, London Beak of The Weresstor HersaM! imps ....-" Tbe past week beg - have bean brawls t but the cattle at ears Moues lafoeWd, li n k ° and South Ainar k a. m etropo lit an and p re . been a Iseennitde we fer ear lea aloefatirelk the - the symptoms ban the same as have ban deserihed 14 the vinciA South Australian, Standard Ban k o f warty do weedier bevies had • meet lameficial Week i .., ambito prints. It has berm reported to me to-day that so . i=ost tie forward grenade *Wog has already ease. - leis thee 40 held el ensue h a v e h a w thus w a ned fir the Africa Dew shares were all quoted better. Albion „ a d IL$ gkay t o b eanie rom a next weak; n ia '• last few days .° . • Zaab, English Joint Stock Bank, and Imperial ens, ales preview sot ally to be large, bat of good quality.' , . . i Pd I Cl. prided I IT SO 16 i 96 190 Ottoman Bank were gat. The shares of the lea pedal Bank bs,ve impr9TO tp Bto ai prem. Low. don and County Bank sham were last quoted 7711 to 78, and London Joint Siock Bank, 4 1 4 to 40i. 'ilLll3 DA IrJ Two o'CLocr. The transactions in the mining market to-day are upon a somewhat increased scale, and the tendency is slightly better. Clifford Amalgamated, Wheal Buller, Great Busy, Great Liam and East Lovell shares ate in chief demand. Subjoined are some of the present quotations :—Clifford Amalga mated, 18 to 19 ; Great Busy, 31, to ; Great !easy, 211 to • Bast Lovell, 13 to ; Great North Laxey, 6d. to 365. ; Chiverton, 8 to ; West Ohiverton, 71 to 73 ; West Car adon, 9 to ; Wheal Grenville, Is to ; and Great Vor, 35 to 4. Foreign and oolonial mining shares are inactive. Port Phillip have been dealt in at 11, showing firmness. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS-LANS.—(THIS DAY.) The supply of Fog Hob wheat oe side I. to-day's market , was only moderate. It was ela.Sly oo -.posed of new y re does in bat midd li ng condition. Sales progressed slowly at Is to 2a. per qr. ler money whoa oomparedwitb last week. as Th ere w a fair show of foreign . wheat, which very little businem was transacted on rather lower terms. Floating cargoes of grain commanded very little 'Atop- The barley trade was le a slerogish st...tr. In prima. however, no quotable change . took Oleos. We have to report a mar vele for malt, at ifoodWe . currency. ma supply was semorobly extensive. There was a fair it..quiry for oats, the show af w 1 i& was good, at late rates. Beans were in short supply, and in moderate requmt, on former terms. In peas next to nothing suss doing, yet tbe quotations were well supported. The dour trade was heavy, at at barely previous aureacier. New mustard seed suns 12s. per bushel. The awed trade generally was bur r y. Cakes were wry dull. A/PRIVATE OE GRATTV *a, MO LoNDON,(ECU/STYR BY WATER CARRIAGE, PROM fIRPT. IN) SEPT 5 IWhest.l gala. 1111 L 0•16. hlour. vs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brls red. ingtia oriasoki SOO 60 800 80 .. Irish :: I niio forttsu 1110.0 5550 Total LITZB.POOL corrozi MARKILT. OMB DAY.) ory 111011110 AID DRIZSNATIONAL TlllaaltATlL) (111011 OUR OWN CORIMPOSDNXT.) The aloes tone of the cotton market costinnes, sod holders still offer their cotton freely; the sales will probably foot op from 10,000 1 . to 25,000 bales, one half of shish will so doubt be foe epectdaSion ass( export. I(LNOIN6-LANL--ITHIB DAY.) &MAL —The market centinnes very firm at last week's pica; to &L advisee. Ti. sales include British Wen lodis at 30s. to 34.. 6d. ; Porto Rico, :44.. 9d. ; Manrities, arida,. air 34a. to 38s. 6.1., sot Menilla at Ms. Reflood— Pricer amities. to be wall supported for all destriptimm pious being in brisk mom.. Corn:E.—The extol:maws paresis of colostat brought is public sale have mot a brisk competition at full prices to @hitt advases for superior. Plantation Osylon soW -triage, 45.. to 65. ; Sae ordinary sad low middling, 75e to 765. • =William sad good middling, 795. to Me. ; Se ditto anti I bold calory, Ma. to Mc ; other *obi-. plaatation, 7112. 6d. to 86.. ed. ; satire sorbs, 645. ed. to 725. Tea.—To. public sales are proceeding with a fair spirit; pekes ore a little irregular, bat on the average they are without Mange. Itica—Tbe market has become quiet ; the sales are co.. fined to small parcels Normagie, as lea. 14d. Rut.—A small panel of Demerara, mid at la. M. SALT/WM.—No sales reported. Corrow.-1114 market matialue firm, with a gool bud nem doing both oa the spot sod for arrival. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The minim% is qoist ; prices aro quoted es follows Town Tallow, 48s. 9d. ; Petembune Y.C., on the spat e Dew, 46..; dit.o. old, 435. 3d ; October to De »miser ; 455. ; December. 4Ga. Gd. ; January to IWO, 4Ga. 9d.; March, 475. 3d. to 47e. Gd. BOROUGH HOP MARBET.—(THIB 11:2 1 1 Messrs. Pattemden sad Smith report a rod for all wow hops. a hrge quantity of which Ur. NM rived at market. and are caddis ng fully late quotations. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT ZLICTEIO TLIZOILLIIL) WARWICK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) WELTER COP. One mile. Warrior, Gemmel thee, Charming Woman, L.dy Eohno, and Priacipil are berm - NURSERY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of s mile. lon, Locket Locy, Mazurka, Pinchbeck, Amaze°, Grey Stockings, t3tole, Coteßoo, and Melia Hazard aro here. - • • WARWICK CUP. Two miles sad a had. Sydisontom sad &mess sr* Iwo& oovwrY fIANDICAP. One rodeo. General Haas, Exebtqaer, Lath Bobno, Duakeld. Idler, Prinoipa►, Trip, Sidowind, Eadalsigh, Rowel, sod Na saw hers. ---- SWEEPSTAKES. Titres quertars of a mile. Ambition sad los are here. Agatan.—lris e, Attache, las HarrkAte, KoaitrecA, Sokaldt, Vim., sad Wreath. RAILWAY PAILIZEGENI' ASBVRANCE AMOCIATIOL —(Tutu DAT.)—Teie day the helf-yearly immoral meeting of shareholders wee held at the co:poesy's °Moss, Corebill, Mr. Clay, M.P., is the chair. lt appeared from the report that the amount brought to the revenue account for the half year was 70,3281. The disbuisemeeta amounted to 40,6124 end out of the balance a dividend at the rate of 4 per rent. was declared. A !pomp% the claims allowed duriog the half year wee that of a warebou•emate, who bad only paid 4d. for a ticket which secured MA to his family. The report wee adopted. BARNET CATTLE AND Howe FAlL—Yesterday this fair wee resumed for the mooed day, for the sale of cattle aod horses, sod altbolgh the stock show had hese greatly diminished by the sales of the previous day, there were many herds so rale. In the Hereford clue there were but few droves ou offer, and they fully maintained the prices of the previous day, Mod 20/. a heed wen paid for pro misieg heavy store bouts. Among the Devon stocks most of the best bred sad large steers bad been drawn off from the droves, sad small steers made 19/. to 151. each. Is the field of West cdttle the dealers held out for high orielle, and promising South Wales runts made 121. to 156, and inferior store stern cud useful stock heifers, 71. to 91. In the North Wales division largrgrown weighty store bullocks for fattenieg purposes latched 171. to 196, and inferior ditto, 131. -to 151. In the Scotch cattle fair then wee a geed deal of dock left on dealers' bands. Polled steers realised 156 to 174 ; and ditto heifers, 131. to 151. ; highland steers, 126 to 151., sod small Scotch runts, 66 to 81. each. In ti.' field of dairying now, business was almost nominal, sod mach of the mulch stock has beer held over. In the horse fair, sound fresh out beano fisoabet 7* to ZS guineas ; cart colts, 20W 30 'Masse ; roasters, nag homes, end ditto for s ingle hareems, 2S to 33 noisier ; sod beet sorts of horses fur riding sad &twin f arrows brought 1411i111 of from 40 to 50 guineas. Irieb Oolts.—Amoom this slaw, well-bred end piemisieg nabroke animals were *elected from the drives at 17 to 23 guineas, Welsh foresters at 4 to 8 guineas, and useful posies in working order, 7to 12 guineas. The fair will formally resume to-day, but only a nominal busi ness ia expected. HOP Irrsta.iongos—Maidstone.—The hops have thinagodTut daring the paststud most of them want p;ckieg. Although the outsides of the ginned. look very well, upon close examleatinn the appearance is rot so satis factory, ea the crop will fall abort a expectation. Branch . ley.—The present atop of hops it • moat extraordinary Cme. it is common to run a bushel and a half to a bill - is - bill