The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-03 00:00:00

1 THE EXPRESS, THUGS DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3 , 1861. BltMell [Ol6lll l ekw ir ,g fl p g. ri.. i siaso.day THB IPOLICE COURTS. ' LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS , SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAY.) (TIIIB DAY.) -- •---- ,,----- ...-..- Two o'Czoot. sh. kid RAILWAYS. I yesterday. Ito I p.m. Nu ati •Atiantie es et. ia•TCII.4.I. 60 tt ... (ST =Crate 77J_Eelterle) IMPERIAL AVER.tfI ES. titilLDHALle leibeat. Barley. teats. , HY.. ii.llll. NI.. .. .... 1-I.IIPT A . 1 . ....t.3.411A OF A isi - loil.All. NEWMA ILK ET Al EET INI 1.-(TMI8 DAY.) Am.* - 35 The railway share market to day is decidedly It s 1 2 likapit auke .,..". R --K T ": ....aa: 6 1;" Ei _obi 16 304 id 324 led tear Id Us led 434 61 35a 6d buoyant. The principal demand is for Midland gge 6 31E4 1 2am ee te •41 ' ad A. I ' l A. • • 'd 371 4 ' 144 ' 44 34. 16 ' 1 etock, which 'ass riien no leas than II per cent. le all Do. Orefereneo ll T -. H...,r51 Titer and Wollouroo Boohoo were char ...s1 before - • Sept. 7 ,53. Id Ms 11.123 s 7.1 37, Id 4ss 4.1 Ses 3d ''''., " 1 - W ., 4 `ren with febonouele and berglaraellt keen - ENTRY FtYll SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 SOVB. Rutland -14 • e .., mte thr 04.1‘.... of Mr. I;eorge Ewer, at 1 ,4 , ]l o u r-lane, in -21 'see no ans 4.1 M. Mass 4,141 s 11.1 me Od There is alai) au advance of 110 li per lie lB l ` ac ip . eci nßd4 l %, ,g .G°d•ria b i.ign 40 114 . 13 . ► Od ne Int Ns lid ♦ 4ll 11 ' 1 331 61 tent. in Great Northern, 1 per cent. In aselorsedbyßuff.&L.ll. 70 76 . toe I 'it%. S.C. -23 100 Dm J :al "I Ile e ' l l r" led 35e lel eSe Wed • d ' • Great Western and Lon- 1 .• 11•71•1876, ditto.. 65 70 .. • Dieeretion, I ir. Puay, Ildlerina, Breed Arrow, Treachery Mx weeke Agirre.!_ ____ ____ __ - Caled onian , an ;,. in 100 100 Do. June 1, lil7l. WIN * to -. 6•1....1, a City officer, paid. in assequesee of certain f, %latter , Guilder ' Antioch, :make, Nellnell, Mid gate Anenge • 5 3. 1 0 .185.1 M I 23.1 6.1,1C4 o.i 4% 04 '7. 04 don and North Western. Other stocks are less • all Calcutta die Neaten.- 6et - • ,'• , 1., 1A.,. be nee.% ed, he wont aitl. Ea wk.., another A hAin t . y f . ' . u.t yr . h e ' re. ..! ••r. le Mr. Ewer's lenie• :about 12 u'. lark at eight Mil lltry InTr.-Whe.tt, klartny, Oats , I t team, awl rem, to affected, but firm. London and North Western 20 is oassranocass.c.ssa s s (us sin 1111 74, leyMn, gu& IS pee ant - - -- ........-alal them...lye. in the .hop. .tt about • quarter to ENTRY FOR ()CI:U . :4 PLATE. RC. ENeueft GRAIN. 01..43, Lye WILL-Wheat, 17LIIA: barley. stock is , now quoted 92 to 4 • Great Western, 89j to so a n l a me. .. ri - ...' 0 . .1, kin the moan lie heard eete . 1 ,,, e4 ,„ 4 c li m e. g Brown I lus.liew, Stem..., Optimist, .kvahitiche, Oulei• 11•9 e; " 4° ' 1e ' 316 ' '7'4 311:: Lai". :bile: 64•1 "• 1.14 quart"`. 70,1 ; Midland, 1242 to 12.51 ; Lancashire and St no Nut Indio ,aer tee • leek wall. 'web lip the valour window, and *ta l e n t. 61144 . I.lBle . L/441 " , t•alialairan4 and 11 ' 4 ' All are lien', tesoneill Neatest TIIE EtriTUATlgels 14 10111 AFREAOII IMICE yor k Bhire, 104 to . ; Do..lebbipor• is - 10 - 1 94 or WHEAT OCRING THE six nets, race . i South Eastern, 784 to 78 ; A I :11u Do. op. et. Debent- Tie levant who seam in lir hkel the ens. mei palmed int., ENTRY FOR 501. 11.% N I SCA P PL.tT E. A. F. - , ll 'hole And e 101 . 6 .• then ree'ellsieed Tame. He luel jr..-• Liedre, .". yr., 11.1 411, ; :tauten, :i t r., eld ; Knutaford, __as. Aug. et Aug. al, , s e pe ;. e...14.14.rept. et' eau. es aledonian io lo34 to e 104 i Greas2it ti) 53 . 108 to ere a t Do ne : 5 0 p 0 ..et. 00. 1.4 40 6 7 . i 4 1 04 00 ilveili 'POI} - 10 0 ; and tern ounties, - , - - - MI all Geelong& Ileleourne.. -•- - .......I. -.en Lane and hailer tegutraer iu Moue-lax. When 3 yr., :4 1011, ; 31is Emma, 3 yes, 74 - 101 b: Guilder, 4 yrs., 66 to t '.• II .11• ...114.•ly, ow.. foaled n 0...". which lad has 7.5 71h; Linierlower. 3 yr., 7 et 711, ' Prince llllPoriel. 3 ir e , 65 11 •:: ; - ••,•• 1 ' • „= Lombardo-Venetiiin Railway shares have ad - et. I • Grand Trento! (anode 19 20 - 1 4 .. 31 iu the till In 11M1e 0 1 , 4 0 0.61 Of the robbery, was totted ist lib ; rant,l" 3 yrs, let Ildb ; I elvid -tam 3 yrs, tit 711.; fd 6 ' .. ;::1 .. . ~......• .177 ••• .. Italicod to Ito 1 1 mm. Great Western of Canada Imre a l l l i t . . . 0•0 8 per et et .. 61 P7k ,. ... 68 6 til .- ..•-... hon. Centatriee, 3e es, 64 711 p ; Pixie, 3 yrs, let ; liolferiao, 3 4 6i e 3 1 .. • .. j. --a .. ••! • • are steady. notwithstanding the announcement in ~, De. 4 per a 1,44. M... alt 3 laete, thr tiller utticer, oil be apprehended Bailey at yes, 5,4 lab ; Healelil, 3 yr.., 51.1 101 b. Al! ere hen. 3. respecting the absence of dividend. Brazilian Rail- 100 a Be, 7 per ct, tem._ 37 4a .. ..lout holf•post 1 u • .•loek .... the mom morning dew to the ?OF IiTE ENTII TRIENNIAL STAKE& T.Y.C. way shares are rather more inquired for. 104 aU Do. do. 19117.... SO Z. 3 looecuta . . hawk wall. Ihi Ileum charged with being - St. all Do. do. n0z.... 30 33 - tool with Toiee in the louglary he mid he had Imes at Hurriesne, ltuckenham, Anxiety. ; ferry Maid, Thorpe MIDLIGUIS SMARM ARO RUM& St 100 Great Indi .r. Petition:- 93 in OSI ~h..i.,4,,,1..,11 the , 4 , 4 i 4g, ~, 14 l it wiux. liga thow Laegton. Pelypedy, Emerald c, Parses:um, Coucertimi c, 'WINCING LANE , -( THIS DAY.) snlsinw so l2 Do. New I ' di. 1 • 8 _ re _ Mink 4 einstake. ami Isola are here. RUCAR.-The market continues quiet ; priem are fiend, 1111 . I r d I RAILWATS. I Creilald.4l°. lel pms. 116. leo (M. S. of Judie g. sp. et. 97t 1 Nt all Gt.WeiCenada.Shares 81 0 i 11 i 0 Polser•rom4ol4o Roger., I' , '' and 110 . 0 * 1 .,.° 111 I.'l ' l. ' "U F " Krljr * -1• " 1 .YPInle, jooly Harriet, st..laeuarins, supported. .5 leaded *ago of Cuba *old at See 9.1. and ug •11 Imo' WoteitourVal. 4 S - Set M Do. New lt 11 ills - at Mr. ewer's .1. , 1, at .illaria.'lr SO 1 4.410 en in the 111.rnIlie. Merry 31.1.1, 1. Coneertim c, I wage e, splitvote c, Thorpe Port., Rico no the spot, at 3 1 ia 6d. to 43,.. 6.1. Refined at ft, me ,gue,,L,s,,geee s ,yu l le, - - e. 100 all Deeflp.eledaguy73.o.,p 1 90 lee -• Langton, ,tl, 'Ns Crochet e, IlennoMe, fathead...boo e. steady price,. ; there IS a neelerate demand. * all Blackburn - 100 all Do. 6j do.. 77,wit.op. 90 93 -- Mr. Corer mid he hatemel the parlour endow al..xt I: 0'.1..1. at eight, argil when he woe railed up by the ENTRY FOR THE H A NDlr.t P. Half a mile. OF attain WM to find ready buyers at fully previous * all ;Myth and Tyne - - so ._ MO all Do. do. 78 witheutoe. -•- - IN all Do•Sepettel..,pay.l7l - - - o - ii , r+ be touted it *Ste opeu. It 11. el apparently leen no. Notheele 3 yrs, 64 12Ib ; Provoke, 4 yri, Sat elh ; Hooper. rates ; low to rod middling plantation I 'eylon at 7.k. to 1 4 1 . 4 0 11 .11 ° 46 . e. 8 1 •4 1 1,14 MILO. Ai ,:le . tot and Lzeter - hotesed by psalms teak the sah•li with .. knife. 11.iley we. 3 yrs, est elb ; Little lade, 3 yea, gat 41b ; Ream, 4 ra t *IL lid• ; good ordinate native Ceelon, We. 6 1. Si. WO •Cookeden two er three totes in his shop during the evesing, red er4 31b; Woman in fted, 4 yr.. 7.t 10lb; Ramified. 4 ym, COCOA is in fair request at former rates. N all Cork and Bandou.. - -. IL 100 Do. et per et Szteu.. 90 92 ...• OW' was wading.. Mae 7.4 Mb ; Chanter, 11 yn, int 711.; Ladylike, 3 yes, 7st bib ; TKA- - The PoWio wiles Aro Plngleming without materiel la all Do . - 1111 NI Do. 5 per cart. do. --- di .-- The pressers were fully es...emitted for trial. Cuntideere, 3 yra, Tat; Lady Derby, 3 yrs, 04 13Ib ; Sp amity in Prim- l 0 an Do. lei • no die. 1114111; ••• ow St. 100 Melb.Corpelp. et Bends ... -- - W EAT tI IN Krim. i to all Do Bt to • e. le mid to IL •-• e. Fly. 3 era, OM 131 b ; Panlalate, 3 ynt, fist 121 b ; Galsolim, Run,: , -2111 / Punche° o4 of lannerara sold at l a R e .- M ere Do - • •B e lt ee t r ue . am Oi l 411 ". IN NI N.Brielsrlek re Cenada A • oap. en. 4 6 0- 3 ere. lit 61b ; Mayfield, 4 yrs, tilt 411 a ; Archer's% 3 yrs, to IL VU . RICE is dull of sale and no alas of imFortance reported. - N all Do. do. Laud &a 4 1 mit motto% ti 'a l'l-r.. list 41b ; East Skeen, 3 yrs, fit 101 h. All here. - IS all Do. de. Boy. 40. 3 a - The R. r. Moir?, 11.1loicar, Pate elapleit °OIL Come let 1111 2.44 Dunsl oo .,Peeth, o4o & Abd.Jo. 1 1 0 1 75 4 ! 04 PAID Voitmlet-fteslind, Ladylike, Leidy Derby. 14A1:0 has again sold at higher peters, very low to good ft. we .g eetire e me lt.. St 63 63 121 119 all Do. do. Lean do. 3 5 - 11 ...loin, Wirteheincr. &oil I'm med. reetee of a parish in Nur small pate', Ills. to 22e. N. 100 'Kasten. Volga, etre& & 42 45 - IL le. Selnde lOl 104 •- 1..11. sae pluced at the bur fer the wveuth time re vore..i. leetuntitHeeDie.tr.-FairwatermalSutherhinslecnitched. SPICLM. --Pepper sold steadily ; ein„,ao pore, 34.1. to CA. ; Jt„ 100 Do. Stock LI te 51 SO 10 15 Do. Puniaub 1 : .e., se - eta) 1-• a robbery et petesenteems and other artier. Dorn Bator* 3.;.1. ; white Singapore, lild. Pinesto eteady. Is all Best Suffolk - - IM all Do. do. - - - IL 100 Do.lndSeFlot.g.fges 94 91 .- lareearailway 4.. tear.. To. , , OUrt Sae Very mush crowded LATEST BETTING. Ginger sold at fully late advance ; Cochin ordinary and .... 10 1 •Tritilded,Limited,eceip 1 1 di. 0.. by perwo. ateretal in {beau, Ce24.t It EW ITCH.I: s Ere ! VA in h nhind erth ,lt go z: 8: 0 35 middliog, 51s. to 575. ; Jamaica, V. 14 .. to 11 . l e. for 4p • wy 4. , ' 4 . 0 , 44 44 ' 4 ev ,_ ao June. - .„, -. . 31r. elei4h. the herri.ter, appeored on befall of the pre Bto 1 apt Li Vapour (t) ordinary %ohne. It, 100 uleagow &8. Western 100 108 - - is • rt . .ort, inartietel by the leiglam I 'mummy ; :Mr. Reel, 14 to 1 - Asteroid (t) Faurr.-Currants sold at 2f.s. 6d. to 30e. for rain da. to all Grist NorthofSeetland - - - DZBINII7IIM STOOLS. reirreenting the law .t h e ' of the Mouth Ea+trre 106 107 108 1(8) to 0 - Ivaohuff (00!) waged; sew Valencia raises iu better request. H. Ice west Northern Ildimay. mu aim, preset, ae well m alter official four at. muj re. A Steak 100 101 104 3 or:7311. 1 Sroolt - ilet 1 .1. price. i 0 .s• the realway marteseire 25 to I - Pate (t) /SALTPETRE is inactive. N. mul Do. B Stook 129 IM - rtiltdl est. OtNeetk.sp.e.lanctruly 100 itB 100 - 11,25 to 1 - Schism ft) - . W hi**, the *elicitor, again appeared me the part of * 1W CL South,t West (Ira. 103 106 111,N6 Bt.' Norfolk4p.c.3lar.driept.,loll 91 93 1 - S 1 to 1 - Zibeline f (t) Oa eel 7 0 66 1 31r. Holloway. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) N. Mu Greet Weatera Kali ft, N. Feat. 4p.a. lan.&lub .100 97 59 - 33 to 1 - Goatee (t) Si, IN Do.StourVaLC meek. 57 50 - .... ,MI Sowttish N. Kest. 4p. et.lo 110 92 x.I - Mr. Anwil mil there were three terse complete Mr. The market is fi rm today at the following pried, :-Town ll.go 1041Ionesahlre& Yorksktre 1021 1031 1011 i 1 1 4 gmg;lllll,lW.MlJlandOzl.-atp....t. Ho, --• ! - 40 to 1 - Umpire (off) .1.1•11...'. c-...., the 'lndwell& area, so] the reticule ewe. tallow, 4es. 3d., ant sash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spa, . MO louden and Blackwell 67 69 - ...M r. :et . NA a t id tm . a .. . so . i M ., r t . Greme; , ...x 4 : 44. 71 . . not CAMBRIDGESHIRE MAKES. 49.. W.; October t. December, 495. lid. ; December, 10a. ;M. MO lem,Briehtottn 33 : o4 . 114 115 114 15 COLONIAL GOVIULINILINT lINCCIIITIES. 100 to 4 - Hmehaan Lem fed) January to March, UM. to 611. ; Marcie /31e. It. u* Loodon,theths.,6l.loe 46 48 ••••• 1 14. 100 London North Weste. 901 get 911 121 NO. ISi 1 Breen. IPd 1 Ct. prices snit Fn. loihy .11.411.11114 &funeral. Ile poi...A to romplete 16 to 1 - WNW, d'Estrees (t) ____ 110 all Do. ti - - - ...- Mr. Reeky'. c. o. today. It would he retuembered that Mr. 1011 to 6 - Oaseerino (t) :::: :: , - ;."4..°P . c . i.1", 1:: tr. "2 "2 51. 101 LoreloaeeeuthWeetere 6111 t4l _, _ Ile4bie%eus tie...telt-it. soda raw - atop tete., (nap it watt 110 to 1 - Rareeley (4) • METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. ts all Lou..! . ourystCokrala - - - .... .. Do. epercent.3664.. 100 - - - f•enel in 1............ .4 tee Pon.. err. P ros them charge.. he so to 1 - Snapshot (t) (THIS DAY.) itt all Do and Enalskille 10 11 -. .. Do. epee et. Yets&Aog 100 103 1011 - •lesal si.i. the inagatrate to coo 't him foe trial. Its • 1000 to 1:4 - Daidnot (t) We are but moderately noshed with beasts ; the trine el 185 Man.,Shetotilacobeth t?} 421 631 f_ f uuuu e J.., 31 I• l ireeerY nonhl , °" 10 •P to ''".l' l ' 4 ° the AMUR& -Libendle and Dr. Tusbrk dep.:taw., suet th. it prisoner nislit he committal to the is, however, very dull, and Mondav'e quotations ere with . 16 ~.all .. 11014. 9° 41 ,,„__ . , tan , u 1 4 1 1 no 4441 i :jai -- ; .• po p' : 6 s Per wrto mar e. 'aft' 100 . 12.1 2 Igliad 107 ad of GHopeep.eteseM 100 106 108 xst difficulty realieed. The number et sheep is small, but it ;', 44 11 '''Z''' N .,,*• - ••••" **** 1 16 i..en Ir.sitral 0 'mem! Court. do. HMO 100 106 10 ad -- - • • • • • • • • • do leg] 100 108 110 - Mr. liegbie, as Len fedi* merehent, of 9,11. f ton.gerdene, any kind of Mock. Calves are lower. Our foreign supply le ill Mid. Gt. Wn. (Ire.) ... -•-• _ Mg, .. New Brunsw.Gov. Bp. et. 100 108 109 - Meidadrill, melds' as the 19th of Angst he we. a peaseager ANOTIIER Nlumr OP mas.-EXCITING anoints of 217 beasla, 2,200 sheep , 2BS eaves, sad 120 pip. N all VW lent .... .. N. 8. Wales Ov.sp. aIW 100 991 1001 - Ivy the !Worth Weeeere Railway. He lac t h e leg WINE. 531kb cows, 110. 105 all )(meanie and Carlisle .e -• . Do. sp. c., liffl to lias 100 99 100 - praised in lie South 1.5 eSero station refrealimtet roan, -- Per none of NM. e. .e. 4. Per dom of MIL s. d. a, d. 10 9 Near7&ertna[ l 4, 4ll .__•_• 6 11 On ... .. •• • .. Do. 6p. c.,18,38 - at W.t. rt., awl vomit on the *Mint to meet • friend. This (Thursday) morning about half-red 3of cluck Best Seas. llereele 4 4 8 best Duce 111.1140 M 000 0 10 ID NoteeetWerreleasone 7: -• .., iiti; .. Nova Scotia 8 per cent, Fire mantes afterwade the bug wan Some. The log con. ~ 4,, brute ent i n t h e went . 1,4 044i44 tv sir cI , Best 31.ort.herus . ... 4 4 6 Best Lon;; w 0015.... 4is4 10 en; 100 illmma taMeil alarnig etlost Wags • name strop. That produced Key. bemired victualler awl - !seri - met' or -'. of --.. the Ceorge-the t flea .l, • ... nd qual. masa 3 4 : It , r. D0. 44 lo 44oo Stri .toil .. 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 „4 00 . • 100 at 1 24 N ath orth Bel o... tish roll. au 0_11.... .. .Anst.Gov.Bpc. Bonds 100 - - - 4_ll ad - __ ad .. : Vie. the el . e..ln.daly 100 - - -fed w a ha. F. earth Tavern situate at h, Richard • .trect, Li eschew.. dields. le • - - • • • . Du. do. Bp. c. April AO. 10U 1051 1051 zd 10611 1 1.e... •s.oniard be Mr. Whittle -There was an elderly lie.,i 4c ,,„ r it e m . sre y, o f th e Herat ;mom' e's essee etetieued Be g in Unit 1111-becils 41.• •• • • 6 5 0 2 Liste d°. aaama - 0 0 0 0 W. IN 11 . nestern-Bennok • • 09 1 100 1 100 1 i 100 rnamlAM us Ilse Muting-mom. Ile could not swear th.st at e u . .e. A i spot set, the le 'ell erd at ti,...ts at market. 950 Blimp end Lambe, 6 , 514 ; Calms, 3115: ill , 1 : Do. MICRON& 1 die Ps - Put pray, upon rem isg It I Do. Leese, it wee the masa. Wbes ho returned the elderly gentle- the Mott Moor window with a child in bid nears reedy to r1413 • •136 ' 1.. .10u Do. York son was Seat., drop. Hardway at once unshimod his holder, gallantly -. IL. 1100 North London - Ily Mr. Ansi! .5 mailer leather bag was solatitutesl mounted, and lam ght the child down. He appealed again, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. -crßis DAY.) t 4 INI ;North&S.We . eerularse lOl 101 101 Alfred Com. ,Phillack)lll.9.3 1 1 - el hia. British Iron mid got out of tbe i burning premises a young WonIMI about . 191 17i1Nurth Staff .rdmire. 6 et Il e - - It et sy be mestineed t hat wee. hrel.. token MA of ase .4 the -• 6 : ii- De li ? G. Con. (1 • ) 1 1166 - NO toes stark tie per. miter I I I al in roAr.:.. with 4.14.1114 were found IS in a state of Neve% hiving been •Dearly suffocated Neeerejeillreilele4e4l44,Cei4rePerty. •0 . to node sl o w , rio t ": didatu.” ' t 100 M ai 0 5 .0 .e b t i et u hrrotliazaltire. 16 9i , by the heated smoke. He &rennet! for the third time, _and - .- 61 .. But beset (Mogan) .. NI 65 79 zd - al; lleet. • inferior ditto, Sta. to 55e. • clover, old, 90s. se an pertseeeuth dews en area to Ilelgave place, but there .. not at prem ,.. ns Intlenol • girl Nest 9 years of age , else partially exhausted. e. 1481. . dit t o , new, second CUL Mar te 05 .- ; eta.' 974 .- l• " ' •••• .... 6.1 .. Fist Caradon mass let VI 46, eva / 4 64° In 4.61. '"'t Ids ° ad h t h e t ralna'Awn• I•n s After that he saved the mother ee.l tether , whet refusal to ; 34.7" ' - - - --' - -- - i--- ----' - -- - l b U. 160 ' Scottish Central - 1... k• were them ol 11r. Ite.:l4e. .. Grumbler •SL Anbyn. Me It IS -• leave the burning riremitte& until they were mitred that the et. 100 Scottish N. IL AWLS& 1175 ISt - - 111. - Ariwki "id Its • h ,11 . 1 commit It" lut*.ucc for trial. whole of the family lad been reseed. He (Hardway) again 3t, 100 Scottish Midland l6 el _ •.. Great South Tolima ..1 17a 14 N 6,1_ .. o.Wh.Altred_gldUade 13 15.8 - - - bat rem meted hint fornrilly till Wolneedar. wended, and haring entered the rooms already 1.: :I iv Kamm( COLLDGE Hoartrat. -The following W. IN b 111. 0 91111 1 •111000 •••• 46 46 - 6,908 ... O. WU. Yor Ithiston).. 40 5 W all isittingboernetelseent - - - MA ll 1.10 MIOUIIbeSTREET. filled with smoke, he saved the cash hos t books, addiesoal contributions have been received towards the ex- it. we • 544 , 4 w ren 37 N - 11,000 . Grenville N 111.7. TED . G.I.Ge VN. -A t t.r FM A REFORMATORT. lie., and by the time he reached the ground the peones imurred by the clarity consequent on the late acct. mme ',l o ath eastern ... ..... 775 73 Ille di 1,024 - Herod &loot a 111 e. SS St h ad - Two little gills waned Sartre Ana Joewee and Sera flames had taken poweseion of the entire building . dente the r.silway at Kentish.town, viz. : -lel. 15e., collet. se, No loath Wales 66 41 69 g .. 11.1upton Downs 41. ISt. 31 31 - N0wi1... 1 . beth of aba te s mid they nee. Mee 'ma a The flames were not extingunhed until the lavers wax en• ties at the Free Christian Church, clarsoce-read, Kentish. it 100 8. Yorkeh. & Itherlnin N 9 - 6,000 .. lady Bertha 1.11,11. 5 1 - - ..., .. (Ilay Lalant). N 61 43 5. ; r. Wytu ,:her,zrvl with ite.ding some baud Deck chaise frees tlrele burned out, and the premises of Mews. J. Cousin+ town, after a sermon preached by the Rev. W. Forster, on 10 all letabses,Wokinghm.abe. 4 3 6 el SAN .. ra aa lrowns - the .Ingo 04 N 1.. . Morrie, of 54, Tetteolsamsourt-road, N 0..; K. %Vickie*, Nu. e; and W. Harding, N 0.9, on th e Bonday last; hl. from lady Hartland, 5/. Zs. from David * ali i dtoolnon & Darlington ST. ° 2,600 .. N. Prances (11.bw) - Berlin good repository. opposite s ide of the street, were also severely damaged. Stern, Esq., and 30• 0 c oll ec t e d by persons meeting at Cam. e t. 140 , Ta si v e t e - - 6 .. N. Wt. Basset (11bps) IL 17a 7 Ts - kus .. North Wheal Crotty .. 9.lLe. 45 bi - It appears, that iti . oneseineuee id some thief having broken The fire, it is supposid. wa. causal loy an acepe of gas. den•hall, King.street, per Mr. Roebuck. .- • glees show cos and taken some articles from It, Mies Another fire, attended with great lo++ a property. hap- BURGLARY UY TWO SIsTERS AT BRADFORD.- IS 6.1 611 20 11l lir 1"4 ... _ 4. Far ems. (St. Btrx. it . 10 1,120 is Providence (IL I. 10.6.. 36 41 .. - Maris Inst•ltel a loc., .4 paper over the bele, sad having penal late lamt night in the premises belonging to Ifr. H. Tbe premises of Mr. George Soppitt. grocer, of Westgate, 11 5 6 1 i 1345 - el MO Vale* Nee* - - left Ilia pi:, , L . for .. sheet time, she sat td•ct•• 11 by • little Boston , • farmer, known as Low Bell Form, Walthametow , . Bradford, have been broken into and robbed of 101., a cash- , i , ia In ca ". mu ,. a n a ith o 13 1 - izooo .. SortridgeCem Sim Cu. 1 Al I - us .. S. Camden tit CHIN- 11 se. SOO ad - gBrl that the pawner , bad taken something, sad en taking kieex• A budding nearly 120 feet long was destroyed, nnd box couteining 501. having bee removed from a drawer, • e u per m s tsgriurau - 6,000 .. ft Caen Brea (Mogau). 14 9a 3 Sa -• them ( ark to her shop they begged to be searched , aid in also the boiler- house. but loft bellied. On Saturday evening, detective o ff icer it, WO W e lard. •-•- - 116,000 IS. Devoe Iron & Gem II - the hat ef one of them the neck elsaim were found. Another fire took place during the night in the premises Hartley apprehended, on the railway platform at Hull, it. IN ,wr i t Nl.tWod-Diford 46 47 -• Mining (Wad ON .. W. Frances (Mame) 11169 Ile 116 - A cendolde ~i d that .a. searching the children he found of Mr. O. Dudley, butcher, No. n, Deeoushire.place, Corn- Louisa Rimming ton, aged 17, and Eliza Ann Rimmiegtoe, St. 100 1 Ditto Newport a 46 4111 920 .. Park NI 26 30 - .- Grine enuolinv Sonar on then; as.] other article., taken, ne niancial.risid H e at. Th e premi ere w a re nearly d e stroyed, aged t a t w the charge of having committed the robbery. It. .100 . Ditto Hereford So 90 9,400 6 Tamar SlL&Leadiln.C. se a a - doubt, hum differeet .hops in the neighbourhood. sad the roof burned off. They at Ant denied the charge, but soon after made a 6,000 10 Tia Croft - Howord now mid abe was twelve prase of age. full athelemion of their guilt. Louisa stated that on PREFIBSIftIi 8111s/UIS. 30,000 .. Vela of Towegise tt m) Un Si. 1 6,000 .. Wert Basset ( ) le 16 to - Jobe...tie halter said Ids daughter's age was 13. He Thursday night they both concealed themselves in the had bees left • widower 11 years , and Me daughter had Sabra. 1,014 .. W. Caradon ( seed) 8 Si 40 Id - 1177'SPRRIOUS DEA l'll OF A YOUNG WOMAN been decoyed away Ly e the other gi rls wretched mother, who IN ult . jaw .-, x - . back yard of Mr. teoppitt until the family had retired to Ilh• I rd. 1 RAILWAFIL I Collo( Prime -100 102 _ • 400 .. Welt 5.0,. - n rS. CA NAL, 11A.IITSTEAD- rest. Elira then obtained access to the house through the st. duo Csledcalan, MO 612 .. Wit Basest (Mogen) • • N 44 r 8 - bought the thing. they stale, eellAr wit:awe, and opened the back door to admit Louisa. M HU Corsiall. 6 pr mint. ne. at. ROAD. - On the girls being mked whether they ...abed the cam On obtaining so Ontrunce, she parsed from the mitting• 6 1 ali ,___ 01111 . 941146 . 41 ,__,,,,_nn1e•00l W u , 44 :1 --- - settled by the magatrata, they replied " Yee, if you like." room into Cho shop through a smell window, and robbed :.'• 1 4 : 6 4 7,40."'11".11..;:e7. 1.0 i ts .... This morning, about 7 o'cl“ck. ax n man named - 3..1.u5.e.'e tether 1...-Ned that. hut daughter might not be C. 7 m et. M 110 - 1. 4, 40240. 7 6 005 4 ...•...• Ww W W tht. h. h• z ed ßallaa tuy ward zi lladaa (Csi Le toe bi l mis al o ) t) 1.7 1 7 . 1 4. 7h 5 , 2 ' i Holdsworth was peening the towieg•path of the Repot's- some drawers there of more than IQ sod a omb.box, but s in D 4. AMerdsenio4) - sent to pries, wet implored the tnagistnite to send her to they left the box behind, thinking they Mead some move. at, me ,g,geue,ge„gs t etatat 10 6 tog ... - • reformatory. Ile believed the other girl bad been neg- meal, near the Hempetead•rowl-bielge, he observed -• a female, who Wm respectably deemed, floating in the meat upstei re. They ... elimbei over scene oetbni Mine, and St. 1N 1 Do. _ do. le. 2 105 107 1.040 .. I. Trelawmy ILIOLII 7 1 69 10} Reda! by her parade oaf wan ruining Ma. Sit EI•STHEET. (AMC r..a A IttrONWATORT. Two little gills Lamed Saran Ann Joimma and Nara both of .hood sold they were nibs years MI were ther,zerl w,th some se load neck chair from the shop of Miss Motet-, of 54, Tottenham-court-road, berths wool repoollory. It appears that id some thief having broken • glass show eaor and taken some articles from it, Miss Morris fastened a pace, 01 paper over the holy sad having left the Oar for a short time, she was interned by • Win girl that the primmer. had taken surosithing, cad ea taking them lock to her shop they taped to be aearthed, sod the hat .dune o f th em the neck chaise were found. A renstahle said that oft searching tam children be found some enuolow hoops on theta, sod other articles, taken, no 4004, from dittereot shops in the neighbourhood. Howard sow arid alit was twelve yearn of age. Johnom's father seal his daughter's age was 13, He bad beep left • widower II years ago, and his daughter had been decoyed away hi the other girl • wretched mother, who bought the thing, they stole. hi the girls being asked whether they wished the CAM UMW by the magistrate, they replied " ea, if you like." Johusoo's father 1,..-g g asl that his daughter might not be sent to prime , nose implored the teagistrrite to send her to • reformatory. Ile believed the other girl had been neg. leeteil by her parents aol was ruining his. The girls were both remanded, to be sent to a reformatory. KTP:A LINO 111,oWERA IN IIZWAINGION , lARDEN,t Joao, Moir sir, an old man, by trade • butcher, was charged with steidiug • quantity of dahlias, chrysanthe mums, kc., from Keusington.gaidens. The primmer was seen by one of the park constables busily engaged in pulling up the plants by the roots, and on asking him what ho ass about, he replied that he truly wanted • few flowers to scent his roan, with. The plants (a good armful) were produced by the park keeper. The pt ironer was tined N., or two months. This morning, about 7 o'clock. AM a man named lioldsworth was passing the towing-path of the Regent's canal, DOW' the Hampateail•roaddoxlge, he observed a female, who wax respectably dressed, floating in thu water. He procured assistance, when the body was got out, and a medical man was sent for, who stated that she had been dead some hours. She was a fine young woman, about 5 feet 5 inches in height, and appeared about 20 years of age. She had on a brown merino gown with buttons down the front, with • pair of boots laced at the sides, and the usual underdress. The only document found on her which might lead to her identification was • Bible, which had the name on the fly leaf of " Elizabeth Pearson.* The body was taken to the St. Pancras Workhouse. King's-rood. and this trimming Mr. Murray, summoning officer, sent information to the coro- ner of the finding of the body. UNIVRILMITY COLLDGE HORPITAL. --The following additiooal cootributions have been received towards the ex penses iocurred by the charity consequent on the late *ca. dent cm the railway at Kentish-town, viz.: 15a., collet. ties at the Free Christian Church, Claniece-read, Kentish town, after a sermon preached by the Rev. W. Forster, on Sunday last; H. from Lady Hartland, 5/. 3s. from David Stern, Fag. and 30s, collected by persons meeting at Caen. denhall, King-street, per Mr. Roebuck. BURGLARY UY TWO SISTERS AT BRADFORD.— The premises of Mr. George Soppitt, grocer, of Westgate, Bradford, have been broken into and robbed of 101., a cash box containing 501. having been removed from • drawer, but left behind. On Saturday evening, detective officer Hartley apprehended, on the railway platform at Hull, Louisa Itimmington, aged 17, and Eliza Ann Rimmiegton, aged 13, on the charge of having committed the robbery. They at Ent denied the charge, but soon after made a full admission of their guilt. Louisa stated that on Thnrsday night they both concealed themselves in the back yard of Mr. Soppitt until the family had retired to teat. Elie then obtained access to the house through the cellar window, and opened the back door to admit Louisa. (hi obtaining an entrance, she perusal from the sitting. room into the shop through a small window, and robbed some drawers there of more than 91. and a cash-box, but they left the box behind, thinking they heard some move. meet upstairs. They climbed over some outbuilding; and got from the yard. Thee took the first train on Friday morning to Leeds, and afterwards proceeded to Hull. They had expended nearly 71. in new clothing, includiog bon neta, jackets, crinoline; &c. On Thursday the peptone's were brought up at the Borough Court at Bradford. A rug stolen from Mr. Soppitt'a was identified as his property, rod the officer related the confession of the elder prisoner as to the manner in which they had committed the robtery. Louis' wee some time ago in the service of Mr. Soppitt, but suddenly absconded. She is " wanted" at HIM for two rob beries- The prisoners are the daughters of a respectable journeyman miller, residing at Bradford. They were both committed for trial at the assizes. A.lO O C ritr ia l•ll. per as Dan.Peri.k.. Aber. boa Zest Angel.. A. 6 p. el Do. Do. a P. D. T p. I. Com Na.,14.46.11.1 Do. do. Nas Do. 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IP rgi er, was br o ught before Mr. t4elfe, charged with the wilful niunler of Captain William H. Adams, off the coast of Devonshire. The primmer has bee. in the custody of the Thum plire since yeatertiev roman:is. sod the ship is now lyift in the Victoria dock. the lammargier sailed from the post el Loucks for Callao twelve days ago. On Sunday maw ing last the captain was foully murdered off the Start, and the ship put back immediately, and arrived in the Victoria bock yesterday rooreing at an early hour. Mr. John Brown lima, mimeo°, Highotreet, .Shadwell, said that he evaniiued the body of the deceased. There was a very Loge wound over the right frontal bow, which was battered io, also over the right parietal and right temple boom, which were battered in and the brains protruding. There were two fractures communi cating with each other. He had also °minimal a chopper on board. It was new one, sad had been washed, but he could trace human 14..1 slid human hair upon it. Ile Mien, an American, the second of eer of the ship Lammargier, gave evidence at great length of the sallies of the ahip, on the 21st of September, from London; to the captain arid steward having words after the vessel sailea. and to the steward's eye being marked as if he had leen stniek. The steward, at breakfast ti me on Tueeley week, mid, •• I'll give you all a chance to get back to Loaders" He told the steward that whateversecret• be might have he hail better keep them to him elf. The chief officer said to the steward, "The captain is a strange man ; if you get to the right side of him you will be all right.' The steward add, lam a strange Man, too. No Gee on beard this ship knows me vet." tro Sunday more* last the captain was found in his cabin mur dared, and the blood poring from his head, which had been cut opts with a hatchet. The steward was imme diately secured and put in irons. Mr. Helfer that he mot have the Secretary of State's warrant before he maid premed further with the eau, and reameded the prisoser. ' Detali mom ETRYCHNINIL —Au inquest was held on Tneedety last at Withered, near Carlisle, on the body of William noodles., four years of age. The child had been ailing for wine time, when Dr. Heodrie, of Carlisle, was ooesulted. Ho attributed its Meese to worms awl pmecribed a medicine. It wee given to the deceased in the form of a powder mixed up in some preserves. Half en hour after it was taken the child fell on the door, and died in violent convulsiens. A port mortem examination of the body was made by two medical men, who reported that death had resulted from a dose of strychnine. At the inquest Dr. Handres stated that he meant to administer powders for worms from santonine. In his surgery, however, the santoeine bottle and the strychnine bottle stood together. Both were covered with blue paper, and both were labelled, but the rain had got in awl destroyed the writing. He had in consequence taken up and used the wrong bottle. The jury found that the child had died front strychnine inadver tently administered by Dr. Heedrie. They recommended that " he and all other doctors should have their bottles pro . perly labelled." EXTRAORDINARY CONTIDMION Or INCRNDIARI —A very serious fire was diecovered at about seven o'clock on Mo nd ay evealeg, at Little Island, near WillenhaU. It was soon ascertained that two wheat ricks cud one hay rick, the property of Mr. Fletcher, were in flames, and inform tier' of the tact was immediately conveyed to Wolverhamp ton and WalsalL Front each of these towns such assistance as could be rendered was promptly given, the firmengines of the Norwich office from both places being in attendance and doing good service. But the flames had attained so high a pitch before any water could be thrown on to them, that they were not extinguiebed until a great deal of damage bad been done, the greater part of cachet the ricks beiog destroyed. Late on the ,ante night, or early the next morning, as Polacmconstable Simmons, of the Walsall forme, was on duty, two men, James Sullivan and Moses Green, went up to him awl told him that for six weeks they had been wandering about without work, food, or shelter; that they had not anywhere to go to ; and that, growing desperate, and being detenuioed to get taken in somewhere, they bed set fire to the ricks at Willenhall. The constable felt it to be his duty to take the men into custody on this extraordi nary confession. They have since been examined and re manded. t go ft a. 111 114 111 lie 116 1$ 111 114 140 114 U. 166 UI 130 1111.000 11000 10.000 108,816 *OOO •• •T • • It •i IS SI 1 *Pm! 1 14 pm 1 . 71 1 as Der 1 i die 2_ 4. 1 8 0 4 4 : °° . - ,: w 2 2 °::: ii I t 6/ el 72 74 94 99 Ue 14 120 125 * I Pm 116 70 _ . In 136 lOU lot 91 93 108 110 Li 107 lOU xtl 1 I pni uli 00 V 1 1 dla par •-• XII 100 10 100 100 10 h dls t t pm WAiiDEIWORTH. 1/11161-Alllen AT CLAPISAII-COMMON.—AINCULAR COITIMAION. Jane Ms ltyr, • yeas( wears about 3Dyean of age, who Mated that she was • flowermistar, living in Hintotreet, war Oared ii the dock, before NIL Ingham, charged with baits swarmed, with • man sot in custody, to committing two burglaries at Chipluda-roarmoo, aid steeling ',moony of tb e , va l re of VOL Kibreaergesat Manfred, of the L divuioa , stated that ea the Zird alt. the prisoner mine to birn at Lambeth, sad asked him if he knew of any burglaries having hese onsonitted at tlaplumeommoo. He answered iu the efirmative, and die this said the could toll him coesimatted them. rthe the. stated that u the sarlr pert of July • man named flamer with ',ho rn she had heeu loin, went to a geatiemem's hoer* at I 'Upham and broke is, l,at he raid get ao further than ib. hall, and all he could tad we a maths. He brought it away and she were it a few dem She afterwards a/toted it sad 'dodged it for Gs., at the regnmi of Barra, who re. harmed tenable at the time. She also stated Not her motive for tslliaff was es assent of harms baring ill-treated bar, aid she wished to wad tuns ewes. She thew rated that she would tell bile of awither leiraLary. The eight she, the int, she mat with Bantry" to tie esairse. and the waited two limn sad • for hint while be hobo tabe• lmam Hester a soot .maatity of pLite aid a maim of err. He herr i tee r pht• wed soil at for IN. Ike pledged the rats wham he emerald outside. W.teeees rads iwydriesaadreertaised Sir her illagetneat was earreet. The brae of Mr. Cambia me brakes into as the night of the 4th of July, aid only • nestle w aa s t o l es . O n Um Mew* Agri the looms sf Captain Hiller was berm ierse, and plate isad "els of the rules of SIX. rasa. He also freed the earth and nae of the rats plumed es de aulhesi by th e p r i mmer H e err dr primmer agar s• the previoua and this rated what he hod told his bran vmr arras. She also sail that she had forgives Bans% mad did eel wish to mead Lim away. The error farther sided that the prisoner tell him not the heel woad= tart, ea the might of the first ,Iletirry, Hume feared a poliessmee rem and he wore it °^".% He gave it to hie hither, who Mawr* burnt it, awl Dearly erred the low le be am Ire. The primmer denied baring made the sialetweet, end said like qtr." offered her If. to Mil bin all about Hamer 11 '. Ileum nismaded the primmer for • weak. 132 13 u) 11 10 1 tik 22 2 100 102 100 102 SHOCKING ACCIDENT. —On Wednesday morning a most serious accident occurred at Tynemouth North Pier. It seems that a number of workmen were employed in removing an immense Goliath crane from the extreme end of the pier works by taking it to pieces. While they were knocking out some bolts the whole structure of the crane came down with a run, and fell upon two of the men engaged. One of them, William Turnbull, • iciest, a young man 24 year. of age, was killed upon the spot ; and Wood, another young man, a shipwright, employed with is father aboard one of Mr. Lavrtoe's craft, was very severely hurt, but there are hopes of his recovery. The deceased young man Turnbull Via a native of Belford, and had only resumed work on Monday, after paying • visit to his friends at home. la les 106 I* 1W IT te K 16 IT 18 Mt 63 12 U 66 68 126 114 118 120 100 102 120 123 /01111(Uf RAILWAYS. %von- I Goolag plow. Pal Mo. I 111,0001 40,000 10,000 47.000 0,000 71.7f0 &KS _26910991 W W 64 66 24 21 22 14 68 f 62 /4 I al a Utiantais .A09 ,0 e" _ _ 134 Bahia& S. ha. U. .7 p.e. all Ileigtas IL Junct ion all linden to ()falseness',— 110 all Ounseaus Nine & IWI ally 4::° & "" ltztension 16 Date& Rhenish all Embers of Franco all Od. Ressisn iota. 6. to. e Ell :Gt. Ventral of France aU Gt lasembg.C.onst.B6 W Italia. Junction aU Lake Constance & Rale all Lam aria Turnhont W ' l •7 o as and Geneva all I Marla Antonia all Nant&llege I:L o th* all De. is p.c.Prt. Belg.gov. all ,Northern et U I Do. New thane ail 'Norwegian Trunk Pre[. U 'Ottoman tkorniaAl4lal all . Parts, Lyons. and NUM all Paris and Oeleeae 19 'Recite and B. Fraterlaco (PerniunbuLl u r IC Riga and Du all Royal Dant& all Royal Swedish all Do. 7 per cont. all Sambre and Neuss all Do. 64 per cent. Pref 6 flannalo(llta.)6.lparell la B.Aasait Lous.Venealaa all lontharn of Essen.., all West Flanders all Do. le per owl. Tref all West. & N. W. at YTOOOS • !Western or Austria 2 tl pa l j 1 dis 2110 i i 71 roi I .... _ Sorel H ENTIL;TAINMENT.--410 to a country inn, either in the Lowlands or the Highlands, sod the odd. are that, they set before you such a dinner as even Ogolice in the extremity of his famine would have hesitated to attack. Fish, by some angular dispensation of Providence, is never to lie bad, especially at the seaports, except during the salmon and hemng season, when you can get nothing else, and your gorge rises at the repetition. If yeasts so far left to yourself as to order a beefsteak, he sure that it will prove as tough as the bullliide on the shield of Ajax. The mutton that is served up to you at five formed this morning part of the corporation of a highly respectable rem, who took his last nibble of the clover just as you were stepping into the lust after breakfast. It was not the early carol of the lark, but the deathiskmigh of those wretched anatomies of chickens that roused you from your morning slumbers. But we shall not continue the picture, charged as it is with horrors. Where the absolute means are wanting, no one would be el, unreasonable as to cavil at scanty fare ; but in a country where the supplies are abundant, such miserable premature, or rather lack of it, is wholly inexcusable, and 11101r0 than justifies the taunts which, even now, are launched against Scottish enteriaiement. Great a, has been the na tional progress in marry materiel respects during the last fifty or sixty yaws, we quietism if the conditioo of the country ism is one whit better new thee it was when Samuel Johnson made his famous pile-Miami. Wane cookery, we venture to say, is to bo found nowhere in Europe; and we spark after a tolerably long and wide cos. mopolitan experieoce. —Bra< Lima' • aVelya:lne for October. 4 St 2 24 4 j i 41 116 Se I ele 7 Me 34 61 64 64 le gds n i M i eio*Po 20,00 e 10,000 40,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 210,000 14,2,X• 0.03 0 00,00 U 11,514, 12,8(t. 41 •It u t • 1• 7 4 U 22 2" It 33 Ilio 71 88 89 17 17f 14 14 3 Sizai lilt ;31 IC}l467rr ai en. xw , wow' 61 6•S 173 162 10 40 Ni 171 .- 1 '" 1 1 4 IP MI Di - 171 7 Is NI 111 16 16 10 10 13 1107 110 15 IT 110 146 1101 1(6 11 01 dl. o tdl2 pm, It is i f 1 1 1 I I 11 $ pa 6 3 1 1 i 614 1 b 10 II I 4 ill 40 40 47 0) 11 Li ps 17 111 lee 11+ 1 si 100 144 U 41 idhilmil Mac 15 i a/a pa 0 10 I MONEY MA RK ET.- (THIS DA F.) rwe e'CLocc. The stock markets to-day are better. A fresh improvement of A to i per cent. has taken place is Console. E.iglish railway stocks are buoyant, particularly M; lewd, Caledonian, and Great Northern, in which the rise amounts to 1 or 14 per cent. Lonnli.i.rdo•Venetian Railway shares lmve likewise improved. At Peri. t!,i, ir...rning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentcs opened at &arr. 30c., b. Mg 3c. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 92, i t , and 93 for non , v, and 93 for the account. The present qn A.,tioas are 94 to 93 for money, and 93 to , 1 , for the 10th instant. The official l‘nsines: report is as follows : Three per Cents. R ...bleed, 904,91 ; New Three per Cents. , 901, •, 91; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886„ Ibg ; , Bank Stock, =5; India Five per Cent. stock, 103 i, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 98; ; ditto Bondi, lls. prem. ; Five per Cent " enlaced " rupee paper, 961 1 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cet:•., 10;41 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 3s. prem. ; ditto June, 95., 7s. prem. The Delia Five per Cents, are better. A fall of 4 to 4 per cent. has taken place is Turkish Bonds : the Loan of 1864 is now quoted 841 to;, and that of 1868, 68} to 69 ; Mexican Bonds are inquirel for. Venezuela remain firm. Sales are ree,rded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1832, 904 ; Buenos Ayres De ferred, 28 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991, 99, ex die. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 264 ; ditto far account, 264, 4 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 47 ;Turkish Six per Cents., 1658, fur account, 694, 684, g ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 71, C 94 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 204, 4. There was a steady demand yesterday in the dis count market, but the beet bills continue tobe taken at 31 per cent. At the Bank of England the amount of business was moderate. Although the dividends will not be payable until the 14th, it is probable that the market will become easy as soon as the 4tk of the mouth is passed. Only about 2,0901. iu gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Pera , to-morrow , will take only 64,252/. in specie, of which 10,100/. is gold and - the rest The particulars are as follows :—Foe Madras, gold, GOO:. ; for Calcutta, silver, 10,2b01. ; for Hong-Kong, silver, 6,9411. • for Foo-Choo-foo, silver, 496/. ; for Shanghai, giver, 36,456/. ; and. for Alexandria, gold, 9,5001. The Liv )rpool cotton market yesterday was firm, with sales to the extent of 10,000 bales. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : Tie market iu London for American securities reclaims ve►7 inanimate. There has been, since our last, rather more disposition to effect sales at some concession on preview rates, but buyers for the present hold aloof. - - The busiuess of the head office of the London and. County Bank will, on and after Monday next, be carried on in the new premises of the company, at No. 21, Lombard-street. The London and North Western Railway traffic return elioe4 this week a decrease of 1451. ,• the Great Northern, an increase of 3,702!. ; the Great Western au increase of 1,0861.; and the ondon and South Western a decrease of 4741. It is uuder that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company will show a decrease of as much as 2,7001. The reueipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 20th ult. were 8,3201 sterling, being 0,4031. loss than in the cor responding week of last year, when the tra ffi c was swollen by the Agricultural Exhibition and by the visit of the Prince of Wales. Au official notification from the Great Western Railway Company of Canada informs us that " the revenue accounts of this railway for the half year ended July 31st last have been received front Canada, and they will not warrant the directors is recommending a dividend." The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 71k inst. for the supply of a large quantity of materials for seamen's clothing. WZDNIODAT ICVIMI3IO. Console, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1 for the 10th inst., opened this morning at the same quotation, and, after being offered at 921 does!. firm at 92 7 0 , " sellers." Fur money the last price w..a 921. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was better, at 921, " buyers," for the account. The official business report is as follows : —Three pee Cent. Console, for money, .921, 1, 1 4 , ditto for account (10th Oct.), 9n, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 99,:!, 1,1, I ; ew Three per Cents., 901, 1, ; Bank Stock, shut ; ditto for account, 237 ;India Five per Cent. stock, 103, 1, 102, 103, ; ditto for account, 1034 1021; ditto Scrip, 143, 1 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Deben tures, Oct., 1863 ; 98 ; ditto, 1859, 98 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced ' rupee paper, 964. The India Five per Cents. advanced 1 to 1 per , cent. this afternoon, the stock closing at 1031 to ' for the account, and the scrip at 1031 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 3s. prem., and the June Os. to Os. prem. The foreign stock market was weaker. Mexican Bonds continue very sensitive. Bank shares were steely. V There were inquiries for London and South African Bank, which were last marked par. Red Sea Telegraph and Crystal Palace shares were rather flat. Great Ship were quoted 4s. 3d. to 4e. Al. per 11. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings today were as follows :—Ooean Marine Insurance, 41 to 1, prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to prem. ; Universal Marine Insur anceto dis. ; London and Provincial ? ' Marine, to di s. ; Commercial Union Fire, die. to par ;Mercantile lime, dig. to par Oriental awl General Marine, to prem. ; and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited), to 1 prem. THE ATTEMPTED MURDZR AT DUDLEY. It will be remembered that some few days ago a woman nam,l Ellen Fleming was brought before the Dudley sagutrates upon a charge of attempting to murder low bus tard, Moms* Flemiog, an old man upwards of 90 year. of age. Nam the lint examination, the prisoner has bean twin brought before the bench and remanded, is mime quince of the state of the old man, who has, since the in juries were inflicted. been gradually ■inking. On Tuesday last C. Cartwright, Fag_ one of the county magistrates, attended et the Union Workhouse for the purpose of com pleting the seas. The primmer, who is 78 years of age, was rep...seated by a solicitor. Thomas Fleming (who was examined in bed, arid Presented a most miserable appearance from the bruises be had received), stated that he could not remember the day be was injured, as his memory was bad. His wife had, during the last twelve months, beat him sewn! times. On the past occasion she beat him terribly oo the head with a shim. She took the shoe off when she could not hit bard enough with her flats. He was lying down when she beat him. The reams she beat him was because he celled her bad names. In be said that he had been • long thee infirm wed kept his bed. Hie wife wut very paasiosate. W k isda Wiles eke was sot is a plumes site treated biro with peat ss• Ass Powell, a lodger at the prisoner's house in Oakey wall-atreek deposed to having 1.0.89 the wounds inflicted, and having called assistance to stop the woman from further illtreating her husband. Mr. Itowtoo, the medical amistant previously examined, maid that in his opinion the dangerous condition of Fleming resulted from the wounds he had received, and from his aid age. He ciuld not say what condition ho was IQ Ix( ore the wounds were inflicted. The prisoner, upon being charged, said She should reserve her defence. She was fully committed to the assizes at Worcester upon • charge of wounding with intent todogrievoue bodily harm. THE FIRE IN Snoneurren.—We bare been re quested by Mr. Charles Lynes to contradict the statement, Mat the roof of kis house Ina injured is the mead Ire at a Neighbouring coffee-house. Sitting OF MR. MORE 4, TUE WEALTHY JEW. YestarrdAy an inquest was held at the Change Beard of Guarliani ofhcs, touching the death of Mr. lame Moses, a Jew of immense wealth, and moving in the highest ek e:dal Mr. Moses, wierelmot, of ILI, (bask-street, Soho, with deep evootioe, identified the body as that of his bro ther, who resided at lid, Burton.creloent. The last time I be saw him alive warn about a fortnight ago, at their Syn., Bogue. He sweated then very dejected, which bad bees noticed Man or lees for • very considerable time, sod his friends could form oo idea of the cause of this &jetting,. William Satchel', waiter at the Black Lion Tav ern , cliureh.street, Chelsea, deposed that on 'l'hursday the deceased partook of some slight refreshment, and then waked oe to the brwling.grese, sod mated himself in one of the &Amara and called for • glass of pale ale, which was supplied him. Aleut an hour afterwards wileer lad to attend some gentlemen in the adjoining arbour, when he thought be beard some noise, sod spun =Wised the direction from whence it came, he s aw lying down opun his face, and the blood gushing from his throat, the windpipe being cut in two. Wilma, found • razor lying by the side of the body. Mr. Suidemann was immediately sent for, bat the surgeon's services were of no avaiL Mr. Brent, the °wooer, said It was • fearful mid of an eminent man's life, sod the,, appeared to be no doubt it was deceased's owe act, and for that reason he did sot consider it neces sary to summon the medical gentlemao. It remained, therefore, for the jury to determine whether they could coesisteetly my the deed was committed while io sn wi spiest' state of naiad. He had, in all came of unlade, mi kes the evidence to show the state of mind was too etrik- for, ►ecommended the jury to return an open verdict. He did no I. this ems, believieg it was impossible to ac curately judge the feelings of pemous at the momeut snob deeds were committed. The court was cleared for half an hour, when the foreman anootus4 that they had unanimously screed to a verdict in aixordatme with the coroner's seggesues. /01111011 11X/B. Australian Boa Arun* Mated Bruins.% Joan del Deo.yilotri. Co. alln. Co. Jam Cobra Copper u Pia ronntaln Copper Fortuna (Lin.) General et. Northern Copper ore. Autha (Una) 'anda (Us.) Luther Lositanlan Mar Nona N. Rhine Copper of a A warrant (1.1 m.) PoutribandElliverlese Port Yhillip Bouttlsh Austin. (Lint) United Medan Worthing (11m.) Se 6 1 UM 1 0 so to so 60 faa JOLT ■POOL SAM Australasi a Ave and If. flee. Hack Bank of = Lk of Bank of Turkey British N. Ananias Chart. Bank at lad* Amtrak's. and China Chrted. Menu et todla. Las.. and Mina Oty Oclamiul_ 00111. of CSIWU Oe. of London iflooadtaueLCharid O. wok of Switseeland Lon. Ch. Bank of AnotrL Do. New Landon and County London Joint Btooi . London & South Atfleall Lon. and Westminster ,Nat. Prot'. of Nagliad I Do. New National Bank New South Wales Oriental Bank Oorporn Ottoman Sank Provincial Ireland South Australia Union of Atustralla t . TiLii ;♦ i 14;71 on — Usity Mutual. 1 1111101ILLUIBUI 00.11,411111. I AikakAinusaiital7. Atlantic AL Mall KM.) AL7autlatsL Aastrallaa Africa • • Berlin Watlrworks.. BM.* Irish 111 u, U. A Do. B i Off S. 1W la" Do.o r p 1 Osaada Lad ~....1 11Fotrairs.tIkaatt Palace 67 — rnfersuoi Do.flp. et. Perp. Doh E.lndla&Lon.Shlppogß Lett Wiz( rrig.rt Usual Meetrte Telegraph tog. and Aust. Cop. Gait Steam Nrrtpatl.o Great Ship (Ltraltol) Do. 17} per coot. Pre! lon. Dtstviet T.I. (L) Lea. Geo. (hautbois Om Madras Imp. di Oral MedlterrsassahleaTeL Medlter. ILs._ ILL Abs.) Mattoon! Ds Co NerrbuddaCosl&lran(L• Netherlands !and . , r N ii;:ii;:z N. Drum. & N. lent Ld. N._ Mt.. Austrahalas.. Annul QY__ Do. 4 ' New Shares' OMNI. to Mm. 1 Peel Rim Lad & sum Pena. sad Wen. Steam Do. Maw Lisa It fad. TeL Rhytaasy Iron Do. New Royal Mall Mama Soottlah Awl. lunette South Austrattaa Laud Submitting id Scrip Do. do. Baglstarecl Do. do. . . Trost R Ag. of Australis (Limited) Torsi hem Trust& Ln.Co. U.Conads Inn. Kingdom T.I. IL,. Von Inonmmis !AM.— MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoos, The minin; market continues very inactive. East Basset shares are very flat, at 65 to 674. North Basset are quoted 61 to ; East Caradon, '.34 to 274 ; Marks Valley, 10e to ; North Downs, 41 to ; West Ca ra d on , 37 t o 39 ; Cook's Kitchen, 28 to 29 ; and South Phoenix, 11 to 14. There is a renewed demand for United Mexican Mining shares ; business is recorded in the Stock Exchange official list at U. In other foreign descriptions there is no change, and the same re mark app..% to colonial. The United Mexican Mining Association an nounce that the second payment of 40 per cent. on account of their loan will be made ou the 13th Nov. The total discharged will then amount to 80 per cent., and the sum remaining to be paid will be 20 per cent. of capital and 25 per cent. as bonus, as originally stipulated. The following is a steam ment of the exact position of this company's loan Original amount of New LOU * 1054 216,678 10 0 40 per cent. paid off, Sept, 13, 1801 40 per cent. advertised for pay ment, Nov. 13, 1861 6,671 8 0 13,34216 0 Leaving 20 per cent. unpaid C3,2135 14 0 Add bonus of 25 per cent. Total to par o 8 The mail put to hand, as already mentioned in these columns, has brought 38,000 doll. to the com pany, and the cuizmisaioner reports that he will send "a similar or larger sum" by a conducts expected to leave Guanarnato in October. The time is therefore apparently drawing near when, if all goes well, diridenda may be looked for on this long depressed property. A parcel of gold worth 2,4001. has just reached London ire the V igra and Clogau Mine, is Merionethshire.