The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-19 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Payne, Deputy Assistant Judge.) CONVICTION OP AN OLD THIIP AND TRAMS OF SOONG THILVDS. Jots Backman, sged 26, was indicted for and found guilty of stealing a portmanteau and other articles, the property a illobael Homy. A provisos conviction was proved against the prisoner in lids court oa the Ist of Jsimary, 1887, when be was son- Mead to 12 months' imprisoamena He was subsequently triad at the Surrey tismians in October, 1861, and sentenosd to 18 months' impriscament. Polios-oonstable Miller said the primmer was sentenced to 'Swanking' imprisonment at the Surrey Sessions for ...eepting to steal a gentleman's watch osi the steps of the cl os ed 'Wiles, and ales for breaking a sergeant's ocdiar base. He made his escape acid left his hat behind. A ...panicle of his was now serving penal servitude. Ho (witness) had knows him for 10 yearn about Golden-lane, sad he never did any work. He took little boys from their sad trained them up to pick pockets, sad 13 of his ' -ea were at peasant is Holloway Primo. He had seen hwith two or three is a day is the City ; be used to pay their fare to rases to go there to commit robberies. Wart's Wootton, a superannuated sergeant of polio., m u be proved a previous conviction against the primmer, w h s . begot 18 months. He had known him from a boy, ma be was me of the cleverest thieves in Loden. Baked limey, 146 (1, camoborated this evidence. Mr. Payne said that it was impossible to conceive a worse offmos than this, to take oblides° away from their parents sod educate them to commit robberies. It was • moat abominable thing, and be mast have a very heavy sentence, no be had already bad 12 months' and 18 months' im- Cr'st„ sad it was a shocking offence to train ung , and put them forsrard to rob while bo kept In the The sentence of the mart upon him was aba bwi tr be kept ia penal servitude for tee yearn. The witnesses fee the defence were told that they had bed a narrow escape from being sent to prime and charged with MOM% Whoa the sentence was made knows there was a great mug amoopt a crowd of roughs assembled outside the pet, sod there was much booting sad shouting when the pima was seat away in the prison van. Mr. Montagu Williams, the learned counsel who had cooducled the pro- secution, was mobbed by the prisoner's triode and threat sod with personal violence ; bat be got away from them by metering a cab, which was immediately driven off. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. CH ARCI OP ARSON AOALYIST • TILLDISSIAS. Alfred Stearn, aged 31, an upholsterer. of 9, Victoria pad, Holloway, earreedered to his recogniaanose to answer • charge preferred spinet him by Inspector Barber, of the N division, of having wilfully get fire to his house, a female servant being in it at the time. Mr. Lewis, sea., &geisha. It 'speared from the evidence of this female, Margaret labs Sims, that she was domestic servant to Mr. a •id Morris, who occupied the upper part of the house, but who ewe out of town. She slept in the top front room, and about half .pset 1 on the morning of Saturday week she was awakened by the smell of fire, and on getting up, her room door being partially open, she saw the mffeetion of flames b the looking.glass, and rushed out on to the land bg, and then saw the door of her master's bedroom al WOOL She then ran dowartaire and out at the phi eameniog "Fire." On her way down the •c who occupied the parlours., came out in hie night-drer and mid, "What have you doee r and then himself called out, "Fire." The police mane, and one constable deposed that when he went to the top of the lions' he towed the door of the room on the top landing on fire, and subsequently flume proceeding from a cupboard in the kitchen. The inn step was to get water in pails to pat out the firs, Y which the prisoner, who was then dressed, sr Ibid. Having done so they thee saw a number dial! burnt newspapers and pariodicala, rte., outside the door en the Ladle', sad on examining them they were found saturated with paraffin oiL The police then told the accused their suspicions, when he said he bad had so paraf fin oil in the house for • long time, and had only burnt a little remaining in the lamp a night or two before. Police segeedi Lock, N division, had previously gone into the servant's room, sod foud her bedclearly bdicating that she ' had slept i n n it, and her cl o the s were at tie foot of the bed, but on subjecting the bed of the same& to a similar process, although it had been lain upon it was quite cold. The accused on being told this mid that the servant's bed might be warm from its being seer to the fire. This as wall as other things strengthen the snepieioesof the police, and Inspector Barber, N division, felt it his duty to take the awned into custody. When he did so, the accused said the police bad done him a great wrong, as be had sot been up the stein for six weeks. The pities subsequently foundin a cellar which accused admitted to be his two bottles which bad contained paraffin ell, sad on directing the accased's attention to this fact he said poseibly some one else might bare put them there. Inspector Barber now said that amongst the papers found partially burnt were portions of a number of the Pludrated News, published in ltM. Amongst the fragments he could lame the pages 456-78, and in the room belonitrg to the mound, and the door of which the accused unlocked to let him in, he found on the chest the pages of the same Bomber, 459 and 460. Some pages of blood Words were sun found partially destroyed, and he Akio foiled some por tions of that publication in the prisoner's room. Mr. Lewis, for the dame,. contended that there was sat 111 tittle of evidence to connect the accused with the fire, and asked for his immediate discharge, The =giants again remanded the prisoner. remarking that it was a weak case, and !admitted the prisoner to bad. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. BMWS 111 A POLICE CELL. On Mr. Knox taking his seat on the beech this morning lospeetor Welker stated that a man who was charged at the Vine street police-station yesterday, committed suicide while is the cell. It appears that yesterday afternoon the deceased, Charles Drgsrd, a cab-driver, hedge 963, wee taken into custody by Pohorooostable Wood, 193 C. in jermye.street, being at the time drunk and wholly incapable of taking care of his brae and cob. About 9 o'clock in the evening the damaged was found to have tied a pocket handkerchief toned hie rack and secured it to the grating of the window. Mr. Totlull, the divisional surgeon, wee immediately sent for, animal every effort to restore animation, but without sne er& The deceased was in the employ of Mr. Mayhew, the cab proprietor. WORSHIP-STREET. SHx SISTEII9.—A SAD CAB!. Minima and Ellen Hill, about 19 sod 26 years of age, both wearing shabby mourning, were charged with robbing their furnished lodgings. Claudine Phelps, a widow, and occugaut of • house in the eity.rasel, said—The girls Dave had a room to my house for about three weeks ; it was fan:imbed. Yesterday evening I ascertained that the counter pane and sheets were miming. and whets I taxed them with having made away with the articles they ad mitted it. (Eoth prisoners hare appeared choking with grief.) Magistrate—What did they say' Prosecutrix—" Don't press the charge ; don't lock us up far Heaven's sake." Magistrate—What are the prisoners? Proseentrix—Artiticial flower makers, sir. [One of the girls barescreamed, fainted in the other's arms, mad was earned out of court in the 1/1114 of a countable. Another charge was disposed of, and that in question was pro ceeded with.] I found - that the thing. had been pledged. Here they are. I value them at 16e. Id. Elisabeth—For pity'? sake let me suffer. She is innocent. I alone did it. Oh do. I beseech you. Fllen—l was not at home at the time. lam not guilty. Yy sister would have restored them. [Both prisoners here became almost frantic with grief, pro testing and imploring with united voices that it became quite impossible to gather their exact words.] Magistrate—ls anything known of thou girls' Haynes (warrant oftleer)-1 have known them, your I worship, I may say almost from their cradle. Their father was a very respectable tradesman, but he is dead. [The girl Ellen, on hearing bee father mentioned again. fell into her sister's arms, and both sobbed aloud.] The mother is very mach given to drink, and 1 believe all this results from it. She was at this court last week for robbing her furnished lodgings, and this girls bays frequently remained at home until the pawnbroker's shops have been closed, to p t her Davin an opportuaity of taking things from the place and Pawning them. I know nothing whatever against the character of the prisoners before. After some further attention to the charge, the girls were Remanded. Ellen on bail, if in the course of the day it could Is furnished. SOUTEIVILBIL COWARDLY AMBAULT ON A immure onu. 1 Thomas Pretty, as engineer, via brought up for SW I esaminatioe, charred with attempting to commit a misdeal stendt upon Ann Lewis, a poor destitute girl about 16 years •el ace, the particulars of which were given in our Tuesday's edition. la cromexamiastion to-day prosecutrix said she was swain the prisoner was the man who assaulted her, se be ;Vend her two handkerchiefs isatead of gooney. She re , Ned to accept them. and sifter be was taken into custody titres hondkerthiefs were found oe Yr. Edwin, on behalf of the primate, contended that the eel must have been midaken in the identity of he client. He bad only just left his brother in Greeneereet, end was bu g home when be wee stopped and taken into custody. The Magistrate observed that it was a question for a jury, Amstar* be Jived commit him for trial. 01111.101711 Cracrocarcacr.—Dering the storm Nish mama on the okkt o Mooday, the 9th Jost, Mimic of woodcocks mend over this town (Buoy Bt. U nmade) cad one of the somber, a apleadid bird, cum in contact with the arrow sod ram on St. Mary's Tower. The arrow pierced the cock of the bird, and it hang till the Aid morning, when it wws token dove sod given to Mr. O. Thompson, chnrchwardem—Bitry mid fforrick Poet. CLLIGEtiO& D MEXICO. I at New York sends by ted Oct. 7, ll a.m., in eference to the deepatck iso recently sent by kf r . the United States' go. to remain at peace wilt rut that it is feared Oo& measures if additiew ). The government will an open rupture wild declaring everywhere ; out of Mexico, predict. rnment will shortly d e . is not approved by th a t is now in New York re here in a few days." that any note has be en tive to enlistments of co . The Petrie alludes m following guarded Washington, being m e . t project attributed m Egypt and sending t o troops, has submitted tin the most reserved ; such a measure might unication of the Am*. lusively upon this one r abstained from all re. tervention, properly m Lion is, moreover, new plan which was for an rice been given up." !mown.) ASOAR. MARSEILLES, Oct. 19. here from Madagasc ar er says :—" Yesterday a ?lace here on account of Lnity to the French go. :e assembled under the Lalace, where they raised on of the French maul In. The nobles then lu te people that they should ' French consul declared without an order from his :RICA. TNA AND NEW YORK, QUEENSTOWN, 0cr,19, Etna, from New York or §at 7.30 a.m. to-day with s, and 150,000 dollars in engem, and proceeded foe es have been anticipated. tiOUTHAMPTON. Om. 19. loyd's steamer New York, he 7th inst., passed the o-day. PROSECUTIONS. -0- WIDNIESDAT NIGEL :hart tailor, Jamas Joseph D, drapers' assistant, and Lgade man, were committed large of being implicated in . Two prisoners were ad ispoess for the present of all POET.-(THIS DAY.: X9olllli 19, $ L.R. I 0.0 B! • NORTHIJUI SATI7IIII.IIT. COMM W. to N. , to fresh, N. W. to 9.W.11"1 to moderate. ISOntitall. W. to N fresh, KIM, fine generally. ZetntßY. As next above. restern=lreland, Wales, and adjs. h Channel and Bay at Mug. d and North Sea. Commissioners met yesterday, Present : Earl Spencer, Laid ,n Playfair, Mr. Itead, De. sin, Dr. Parkes, Mr. McClean, eeley, Professor Spooner, aad states that snow fell at 3los• lathes duriog the eight of the DX oire contains an account of the estatioa which took also, on T. occasion of the religious cereolual nu of General Lamorioiere. An the ritimist party were there—Meek' e Chsrette, De Merode, De Orin , Antral, kn., together with weal et !, of Casnelfldardo. Moe was rale. p of Luton, sad the f intend oration sloop. The oration will be published WEST INDIES.—A large ELM: mu farmers have recently MS* and are all doing well as mousers planters. By manuring and suieatific lof oo ff ee is now produced io that "pry scarce there. The labourers are reds, and they are indolent sad deur ire has been manifested to introduce Costa Him government bee rafted appears to be a sad want of e oversment. The soil is rich *D rr& elivad to abound in the mountains_i wit extent remelt) , uncultivated, an. al--Mest Zediajoaper. Me HERD Or 81101171101 1116 . --ofl farm at Modeler , . Yorkshire Wokle, ✓ed of the flee herd of shorthorns by al farmers and graziers of the York. purchasers, bat the waterlog-om o herdamen from other rootlike wet* rattly helped the sale. The e sale of the flock of wetterti Down lambs, sold in pens es ranged from 40e. to 4tle IVO more from 40e. to die. MU, lis• turned bull "Emperor Becond.”of tb , offered 11 1, 1863, No. 21.668, wu Ms to Yr. Parker. The call tho Cohesion het& its mall to " 261. 10a. The herd of 50 wall - "" I shorthorn bullotdra ranged . 0 5 guineas a head, aid brought NA of steers not so forward, but leg sold equall ed well, reesiad fwm JP ' • he, all bent sold. The dsv ',873/. It le believed that the fetteet d 'would he fall - 91. I re' especially for sett • not any_ up : fat stock is ceasing • rernarkamo Pertly fed, for immodisto eg 0 17 6 : k, however, will be fed for the LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SLURS LIST'S-MILS DAL) I, so. 1 1 ;60,0001 URAL 00911.111 Two o'Clioog. (11T lIONIIIO 1111.021• PE.) KELSO ALIETING.--(THIS DAY.) ▪ Cola droL.llllll 110 , Gov. 'p.c. Mb* VD • Do.' ow al* An. 1* ... Do.' pot*. 11ar.3 10 ..Doi pot olawl.Dl rs llol • Do.lpor ed. hot *I Owed illoys•dot.l *I —. Do. do. 1/10.1900)1•9 ▪ Do. ils. MOM' 10 • Do._ do. 11*42111111 . . . The railway market is firm to-day, and a 1.2 y 4 , rise, ranging from to I per cent., has taken place saki in South Eastern, Great Eastern, Metropolitan, 1.14 .., 1 and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks. The other leading lines are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. London and Nogh Western stook is now quoted 1231 to 1241 ; Great Western, 63 to ; Midland, 1241 to 1251 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1211 to A ; South Eastern, 791 to 80}; Great Eastern, 47 to 1 ; Caledonian, 127 to 128 ; Metropolitan, 1381 to 1391 ; London and South ...••• Western, 961 to 961 ; Great Northern, 180 to 131; ; ditto A, 148 to 149. Sambre and Menee and Lombardo-Venetian M*A railway shares are inquired for, while Great 7, Luxembourg show a drooping tendency. Indian • and Canadian lines are inactive. ORDINARY SRAM AND STOMP. Ma I rd. I =MAIL rir e tti r grl b b l p ai N 01 Of N a at a et a IN Di IN 109 sa 191 IN ad IN 109 91 92 Ed 10 IN 109 111 NS 106 IN 106 IN 199 10 107 119 102 :d 96 97 90 191 es N se 91 101 101 96 be No 101 1016 oft 106 1111 STEWARD!? OUP. Lady Durham., Mores, Darikara, Fair Melrose, sad Lozano sr* ham BORDER HA)IDICAP. Moose, loonoclast, Flirtation. Zmnben, Empress of Seven-sad-a• Half, Mama, Madame Tigfiafiao, Jupiter, and Beadigo are hare. :7. 7. 1i0..6p.e.47.&074:i9ii MON Opplooaiov. p.ol 1 Men .. Do. ISM ft.. 1 IKON' . itaarNina Spot A., ISM 1 MAO .Do. 11.11.1 190.009 1.. Do. WELTER CUP. Cutaway, Toonoebat, Boinmernioe, Flirtation, Maio, Jupiter, Now York, Ohereoal, and friog are here. .600; 110$01. Gay.. pew isaL l is .. 6000 .. Now Dram Gov. 0 p.OB. N.S.Wsles iv. I puLlO3O Do. Sp... 1171 Se IRO Do. 6 p. e. DWI Io .. Nov faibleadepar 000 .. Pw a p•r osaL ,0001 .. Q Non uagrataod Gov.' Scotia p. p . aL I.Aut.o4v. p. 0..1871 I Tio.Gov.lp.o.Dua.i I Do. do. 0 p.o.APODOL TWEEDSIDE PLATE. Cutaway, gat 7lb ; Flirtation, Bst 1016 ; Lapidist, Bst Sib ; Wstsail, Bst 51b ; Osycios, Bat ; 7st Sib ; Ran, 7st Mb Miss Bltaf to, 7st Sib ; Fair Melrose, 74 31b ; Bacclovh, 7st llb ; Miss Hodson, Tat ; Maid of Avenel, 7et ; Pint Bata, Set 121 b ; Lady Durham, 64 1018 ; Comjaror 64 918 ; Bolls Addis, 64 91b ;• A. L. Warier, Sat 911:i ; Yarrow, &A ; Dowbousd, ; Fassioation, bat ; Onward, Sat 121 b; Lady Vane, Sat 121 b. AU ars hem KIM PLATE. Our Jim *Mooted to. No. I 80. I 00111PAIOBIL p.... 4 E.... . , + , - s ter a- ) 16,600 16 U. U olreaimal A LMali. . 10, 10 11, IS atenvolt 6 26,000 WI Belekow Vingliss 11 W. I Bombay 0.6 I 161 10. 6 D. lad basi I 10.000 6 De. 3rd Imo 1 6,009 60 Uns66 Aawripui 166 d 4 6,7101. It ,S. & L Mag. Tel. (Li SP 12,600 20 !British Indian TO (14 li 4016111 e C...d. Company ' some IS issoscusaasissles(L) woos so peplos 00,6 - -.. Ditto IT IS IT2 IS 22 . HARROW MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ii 41 6 231 ?ad 188"1""1 NURSERY STARES. i i i . 1 Camisatte, Volved° 1, Woo Beauty, Hoptdne I, Hadji's sta Daughter, and Amtbuir are ham. te 11l Pam Foaemr.—Alberta. tO HANDICAP PLATE. a Clenosseck, Balonsock, Usher, Banterdaah, Mailed, Con. 100 fusion, Jamie. &mob, Madcap, Hush, Volvo& I, and . 1 • Hadjfa Daughter am ham or 1-•=4. a PAID Poarmm—Paipair, Lady Wirwlek, and Came sa Bet. a HARROW STERPLECHABX. st a Gozeahaek, Shattleorick, Gamexek, Polly Hopkins, Coe. N. are, Thal" and Am of Hearts are here. ka. Pam Fousrt—Lady Bennett, Thimblarig, and Batay la Baker• al ha UNI Cambrian U Gait god *swigs Garavall all Oa • •no day. uslal 1.00: O.I Da D 1111%... aih. 11 ; e i iliala aAb4.. rr D' m all But Madan early Gait 10 Do K OG i 2sk 1211 96 41 12 14 6 0 r -- Pia I the 1 8 1 11 rMs Fs" 1 le elb OS 61_ mad Woormen !:* = w iroilyn Ord. SC IN Do. /L Aisg.lllk., No.l Orr* larniestisefticl lie fleim6374lllwa 100 Do.A J no. as ay. do -1111 D 0.3 1104 p. a. 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The deemed wee ono of five children of a labourer and his N. wife, lately 'ivies in Unieu.placie, Shareditch. Three weeks I', l ago she fell accidentally, and broke a rib. On Saturday He weak the family removed to No. 3, Nelsue.place, Beth> al. too reees. aye of ten houses, which the jurors muted had been et is a idly insalubrious state for the hat eight a yeara di Ve d girl immediately get much worse. oh On the Tuesday following Dr. Chambers was Ilk called in, and she died last Thursday. Dr. Chambers 'Wed that if the girl had been properly treated she might es, have recovered, but that the removal to Nolen-place was as most Injurious, owing to the foul emanations and effluvia R. from the houses, the dust heaps, ke. The houses consisted _ilk of two rooms each, and the rent paid was fie, a house per Lk week. Ile bad a ease of smallpox in one of them, which he ; believed arose from poison in the houses, for it had not N some on like ordinary smallpox. The effluvium from the iss, premises affected his throat for hours after be visited the lb court. es. The jury returned the fo ll owing verdict :—" That Joanna 2 Butler, being an infect, did die of the mortal effects of a a fracture of a rib, accelerated by great neglect of sanitary gt,. arras in the locality in which she died ; and ft the wore do further say that the said fracture was N. aned accidentally ; d the furors do further * say that the wisdoms of Br. Christie, the is. epees:sr of nuisances, is reprehensible for neglect of duty, and that the landlord of the said premises is highly s t culpable for allowing the said premises to remain in snob a la disgraceful coodition." The jury also requested the Coroner Its to write to the vestry complaining of the manner of that °facial before the mud. It should be added that it was stated at the inquest room that it was is wassequence of the directions Mr. MI Christie bad received that he only inspected such nuisances 101 as might be brought spinally under his notice. 'm oir.:.iu:. u.~l 10eigiantils• — . po. Preloyure 10 le. NO leo: i -- ;L I WOL Inae• SrMrs Ames T ) LludisLaad.C4llaL 1 L lads Wis.& MOM 11 Ebbw Vas , 11 L 4 'l= 41/ALISTEM 1 , 06.10 1 •• • • r; 6 14 ISe 6 4 i it 61111 lg 001 5 I 1 41 61 1 ,400) Jo. 1,000 10 1,090 SO 0.001 ,0711. M. %NS 0.00 SO 0/0001100 6000 10 '6,000 IP 1090 coo m 00 111000 ror.i SO ONO 10 1110.0110 10,00 06 10,000 N NAN UMW 0,000 69, 11 1100,0001 10 NON. N 0000 1 1,110000 100 90,90 1 / 1 10000 60 lee ! 16 11,000: 26 *SOO 10 60, 12.096 1 00e m 100.1*1 gaga. la 10,000, 10 000 AO 6 4 1,106 1 111 0,000 1 10 IN 10,00' 26 11.600' 111,06.0 10 10,0 0001001 SO 0 10 0,060 0.108. 10 100,001 16 10,006 16 10,000'100 11.000 1 90 SON le 100 • Ope 0.099 10,00 10 12,000 10 1117,1712. 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IWO - - llobilllmokDbadinatlL .1 6 ”1 114.1 (4!L) ii ei Le le 1 11011 LO ▪ T 5 411 Imo OPm 1 —Pm 11 2i It r 10 11 " it 9 tlls 15 8 1 41. 10 11 9Ms 1 I 1 litsto 15 _1 es Load. Airtau Tradise Loateadealedou.M. Loa.CaostylastLlß4 . 7 l , Lcad.BlAdat Seim( ) Lead. Rana. A.. (1.41 Lead. G. Casabas 0.(1. Lua.l.4oideg.lag.CelL; ontliartall Dl aa.. dic.•l 4 , Load.Provtadaild 'Lads infra • Cliardl swum Do. ltarli,f_lnveda.ketl!•). l il ildimi THE PAINPUL SUICI DE OF . 4 WIDOW IN WHITEPRIARS. Merchant Shipping • Minwalllr Ld.tDeckLl Mtnerall trot w orts.. Parldikal II le 61 6 ♦ dl• T) SI Odis a 6 idle rir db 1 •5 lotem id 1 do d dis _ 4P.a I I 1 Pao II le 1.111 • Par ldis 66 0 IS If I 1 rit s T An inquiry was held by Mr. W. J. Payne, the I d e p u ty-coroner for the City, last evening , at the Mack ! Mon Torero, Whitefrianotreet, Fleet-street, repeating the suicide of Mrs. Anne Beckenham, aged 57 years. Mn. Cerullo Smith, No. 13, Whisefriarestrest, said that the deceased was the widow of George Beckenham, • carpenter. Her holland died on Thursday last from in flammation of the lungs, and on Toadsy be was baried. After her husband's fumes' the deceased said, " I cannot beer to live afar him ; I most do something with myself ; I will do away with myself." Since last Christmas the deceased bed been very ill, and she was also strange in her manner. She was compelled to go into King's College Hospital, where she remained for some time. but last week the surgeons of that hospital turned her out as incurable. She lived in witness's house. George Beckenham, eon of the deceased, mid that on Wednesday morning he entered hie mother's room. He found her kneeling against the wall, and he thought she was at prayers until be discovered that she was dead. Be sent for the police Edward Davis, 3 28 City police, said that the deceased had fastened • clothes line to a nail in the wall, at one end of Iher room, and she had then takes the rope and passed it through • pulley in the upper girt of the wall at the other end of the room. She must have then made the loose end of the rope that was directly uodenteath the pulley into • bow and slipping her head and neck into the bow have fallen upon her knee& Mr. S. Banish, surgeon, proved that the cause of de i ceased's death was strangulation. I The Coroner having remarked upon the sing ular and I melsncholy nature of the cage, iI The jary returned a verdict of " Suicide while of unsound mii i iiiiiiiiiiiaa:o7(t 1 Imam& U. Cca (1* I • National Prey. 111 I Nagionia item li ar. ID liatimotta Oast AL. ,I G be. Kew I f N.Zislaad 1.41111.1 g. L N.Ziabsad LolcUpabil. Norttssnassantea(L) 00. 3.l3riLatistraniataaa4 ;14 ft Deflateterms la.ll I Nowions Tee (Llontiod ,, Uosaa Mona' kimonos. Oriental Commerelal(L. ' Oriental ifisameml(Liss. lOrlostal Gal (LWOW) l ai lt t . ini.. .ew 7 3 L) , taxa" R . .ttian.ll avast Ottoman Company (I )I Itittotnall helnataeltil J.. I lOMOrtiotn Om ;Limited). lOmmend,Ourney,Co. (L. L leassmall.. etaausii. I Do. do. New.. , assiatarsissasua:p ,Yeslnsalar & 0. Swam I Do. do. New— a ; a r t ! ! ! L., 11.- ILL ( Iron Into J. City hams.R ) I I Ditk• ditto . . ti o Janeiro OM (Um ) al • ssocassas.tassa. seta., Ibled, &Co. I Siss.Flaso..i'Mgyptiti x 11.1trioen IL a as. l Omni Australtan Land Illabonseine Televise— n Do, Scrip rol.Construe4Mals._(l. Tbarman Mersey la. (L.' Trinidad retracing (LI TrnotaAgeneyotime.L. T. a I. 00. of U. Canada Un.blarine of User. L. exLTdne. Co. Q.l Unisex'. Marine lits Ippeo As int Teallans. Ditto .. ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION.-4 THIS DAY. A general meeting of the shareholders of this bank ti hold Ibis afternoon at the bank in Thnadoeedle• street. The Ongistiga (Mr. H. G. Gorden) stated that the only tuskless was the declaration of so ad interim dividend of 11. ss. pee share for the halt - year ending the 3Dth ri Jane last, being at the rate of 10 per m at per autism. Se regretted that the dividend u not so large as upon the last 000ssioe, bat that was attributable to the tremendous fall that took place last year in all articles of Indian produce, to the cow menial crisis that eartied, and to the heavy failures. The result was that they were obliged to restrict banning la almost , every quarter ; and though they were thereby prevented from earning large profile they had the satisfac tion of dotting that they bad escaped the heavy losses which some rival basks bad suffered. A SEthasnowin intimated a desire to put o question, but the chairman stated that the meeting was merely for the deolarstios of the dividend, and that having been declared, the peocesdisu terminated. Va; bleakenll !and— Wwmot Ilnonew •., In dis& PaciaGUL THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT GREENWICH.—IN , Wiwi' (Toe Dar.)—Thin morning Mr. C. Cutter concluded an inquiry, at the Ashburaham Acres. Greenwich. lot. the circumstances attending the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Reeve, 60, wife of • veterinary surgeon. at Greeawkii, who died on the 15th of August lam, under very mys terious circumstances. There were two additional witnem examined, but their evidence threw no new lig . ht on the ease, and, after a lengthened summingup by the learned coron er, the jury returned • verdict, 'That the deosased came to ' her death from the effects of a deadly potion known as verstria ; bat bow, when, or by whom administered there is no evidence to show." The jury appended to this verdict that, in their opinion, the taking of this poison was not the act of deceased i herself. Swore FIRES.—Thin morning the premises be longing to Mr. Richard Morris, coach-builder, No. 782, Old Bent-rod. near New-cram, were destroyed by fire. Plenty of the Southwark company's water having been obtained the firemen went to work in an admirable manner, but owing to the inflammable nature of the stock-in-trade the flames continued to make fearful progress in spite of the mate r rnus exertion of all present. The Laveryorign of the (Maste could not be ascertained. The total lois con siderable, but tte sufferer, it is believed, was insured. A fire also took place is the premises of Mrs. Wirral, lodging. house keeper. No. 19, Old Quebec-street, and in the yeeeniese of Marrs. Tebbe and Lewis, indiarubber web manufacturers, New North-road, Boston. I ZCLIIZZ or TRZ Su .—`YS may remind our readers that there is an annular Wipes of the sun faraday, visible partially in Ragland. The Wiese miremenese st 4.12 in the attention, but as the ens sets to-day at 4.56 the progress of the eclipse (which will end at 5.9) can only be witamiseed foe 44 minutes. la Eaglaed the eclipse will be partial, sot annular, and the greatest obecuratioa of the ass will be lees this one-third. The day, however, has hewn inlay, and the sky at present is thick with clouds. The central lice peewee from Vanomiver's Island over the North Atlantic Oman to North Africa. Them is visible at this time and foe a week to onme a very large spot cm the sun's surfs" ealealsted to be 25,000 mites long ; it has, however, enlarged eensiderably ia its diateneioes sines its I first appears'.. It sea be seen by • common telesceps„ but ears most be taken to have a dark coloured glees sa soma — r - selt — to then. A almond incendiary fire warmed yesterday morales oa the farm of Mr. Cooper, Appletco-lostreet. sear Melton. The fire contiaaed for three hews, and • ben, sad tb• whole d Its instants were destrorod. This fin. sad also that on Monday as the lams ptsce, wen, It as said, wall planned far asidataktionithol=aos of tb• 611714 Wiest both Use Newry. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1865.' I MONEY Allimas a M. lawrasin i ißan.llw. • 0.15.5.14.0. I Da. Tema I liailas Harm Do. Prigareace Da Brink& Gatwick 6 vet rent. 1871-3-4 Olt o.LMarney.e.g. Owe T. • Dookep. e. g. p.o.per IyM Irk &mei ri• I • • byllse do 1 Fo.Tisl4ll.l emit Trunk of tom& Do. k outp. M Do. I.M Do. L r'. . 14 dotocrid Do. lod pm& Bonds.. Do. do. dotorrwl Do ltd Drat. block .. Do. do. deferrod Do. Mk yorof. Pock . Do. is. deterred Go ma Didion Peniumds Do. go► to pr coot. Do. N.. do 9. 4. Do I Ot Wooten of Moods . .. D0.e..e.8d0 1470 D 0.4 do. do. 1474 Ludlam Brooch. Moiled 'Yam dom. I p. oast. Do. do. L ai c.... Do. 00. 60. -.1 DD. Nth Mex. 0.10. d. Ma. madEoboom'sloll Undo. good r .0.. De. 4c. iii: -- - Do. 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ISO 10,000,100 100,010 10 1 . 00,000 60 10,000 SO 11,100 10 *llOO NI 4.601 10 O. 11 6 1 00001 se 101 16,100 wooovo 1 so,oool so so, o oo o o o i lo U, so woo so 10,000 MI M 40, 1M 000 1 . se IM pogol 111 10,0001101 10000'100 01 60,000 IN ~ 60,0 N 000 111 W 6,000 1110 '1 0,000 101 10,000 10 10,00, 00 NAOOO N 1111 16 10, 10,010 00 10000 60 WON 10 KM 100 10,000 100 10,000 100 11,000 IN 1/0000 10 4603 IS 0,000 * WOOS 10 10,000 SO 10,000 AI 10,060 100 moo or moo no P 3,010 16 1 00,0 00 00 1 1101 10 71000 60 WO* IS 0 000 ,1 6 6.000 100 6,000' 60 60,000 100 10,006 100 00,000' 60 10000(100 4166.100 , Do.: de. 6.000 100 "Woad Beak (Um.) 10,010 LOS ' National of Liverpool VOA. lie 'llLbs.figinchad 66,00066,00066,000 so I Do. Ind and led hese 90,000 0 Ifaslenal Bank 01,601 * liar Gm* Wass 0, 000 10 llew /Wird (Unellad) 10,000 16 1 North Western 00 000 16 ,Oellstal Beak Owners. 10,000 MD rrothe.BonklanColl.(l, l 7.110 111 I Do. do . 10.000 100 , Provio. of !Mani 10,101 II I Do. do , 67,6001 IS ,Iklado.Panl.o6Delld(L 10,0001 111 ow* AO/Vali& 11.011 1 100 ohms. of B. S. Africa 10,0001* I.v.km Do. .1.. La Mapes.' okoool 11 moos of Austrian 1 100614100 a ImMod ItiMill lAN* 50 Mimeo( Umdce tUllameeLeaaUvorpol Da treed si SI pia 11 Anglo Asmara /far Mantra (Maj ll Arno Dalian (Lanntedl 11 kidoticßmilsCor.newak Orersnota • Bliekonalliebtalasikko !Bonk lira clad Bonk of Otago 'Bonk of I,lseenr l 4. BookoMotorlak Bask cd New ?Astra !Barned's,Bank (Limited BaimlßandtPorrasseelL; , ammo a Californian (1. I 'Bleak N. America 'l3. Bk. lndia,kon,C 2 i l nal Mart. Mr of Dna** I Car Celesta Oer.Bonk of Canada lila. AWN cd tsar, ika Oar eider/ Bark (L) ► Do NSW Delhi and London art Loudest tunalsolb Masters tacbands l Lbal timMlan iota Stock (L. Ing.ficotaftuaLtliarid. Loeb& and Soria% (L PtlrOpeall Bask limited ibetbmmeldnrklop.(L l Do. Issued at pm— Do. Now hemerial Bank. Limited trim. 1 ,, 0. New Last York Bk: India (lj !Lon.Bk.nfslealca,dc.fl. Las. Doak of lealand LI , London and Brazilian I I Do. New Los.B.Aprow&A.PlokoL, Do, New, Ise, at pm Lao. CLBook of Anstrl. London and Coantr • • ,I WLoudon Joint oe Boar Akron! 'Lam d a. 'Western (L a, Do. do. New London& Venezuela (L ) , 'Len. a Weetnnustor ,re=hont N041E111115.1 1 MAI zit lizahaaL %dr.& Brr. bank (L kW' 111 Rte' ea' teaiset , a. r trais Worsralfl=oel . N. Coeuandal 103 II 0$ 671 ti 2 015' SII 6 7Oa • 6pa hos 1 2pm S 1610 18 20 71 7S 23 24 zd SO 11 189 14$ le Oidla 4 41. 211 64 06 101 6 79 , 12 i' slll IPni ' lino par S s4l. 66 48 • t 4 22 49 51 65 1 110 118 al as 42 11 0 Mt I ... oepes 10 k 13 16 }elks ;Po 5 .1 012 1 . 1 2 pc V 22 6 6 die 31 11.114 6 II die 6 6dM 6 4Ms 10 pa *1 be 6 As 153 26 23 lfis Par ; 41 1; d 14; 4 6 gol • - t t v - 16 15 elm 6 4 26 26 77 4 He , 61e 17 19 le Oetts 4 1 di' 3.W par e 6 97 49. Nam 34413 6 4 41. 2 I die .4. 6 79 4 154 43 46 OM Pr 3 4 pis 11 U 31 41 ett 4413 31 It 64 1116 11 21611 83 16 . le Bes ••• 6 6&A 6 1 6 1 -- 66 66 "" TO si lie M all M. 1110 IL 1M IL 111 SS I M. 111 M. IN 47 70 71 78 log iit 1 42 ISt US use 140 91 92 a ai 81 13 62 62 37 IS 406 104 121 Ole 87 89 , t 6 I'6 27 30 61 68 lit 121 i 88* 62 . O 88ft 128 ' 110. .3 - le Pm 193 11 106 11 Pa 124 1.136 1 i t fa 94 93 al of :S 30 109 i 1101 68 69 Nii 163; - ... pas 1 II sow 116 193 11 li 9 4 . 16 76 3o 11l 14 167 67 MO 61 •• 67 69 •u` St 9i CS 162 • •Ns toi lei 60 U 14 II 9 MI 1101 ii LOH sok Ettagy, ST 1 ISSI 9 13l@ at 1011 16 IT .. 1011 ... 14 1031 I 16i 16 id Lilt ICOI IT.-(THIS DAY). Two olhooz. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount, and though this result had been generally expected, an improvement has been thereby occasioned in the stock markets. Some effect has also been produced a 103 64 1 1100 1 tro 1001 moo so mew se NASD IN MOM SS MAO 00 *A! 00 105 116 106 11 .. Maim • 'di .psi Sidis dis CPUs 1 di. tt ikt - i by rumours that the forthcoming Beak return will be favourable. There is a rally of I per cent in the funds, and I to 4 in some of the leading foreign stocks and home railways ; so that the fall caused yesterday by the news of the death of the Premier has been recovered. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. are still rieing. The demand for money to-day is moderate, and the supply good. The general rate for the best paper is 7 per cent., with exceptional transactions at In the Stock Exchange loans from day to day on English government securities are obtain able at 5 per cost _ _ _ At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 80c., being about 1-16 per cent better than yesterday. Console are now quoted 884. to 89 for mosey, and 89/ to 1 for the account (November 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 883, f, 1, 89, 883 ; ditto, for aooount, 89/; Threejper Omni. Reduced, 871, 1, 9 ; New Three per Ceuta., fa, ; Bank Stock, 250 ; India Stock, 2174 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 186 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 984 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1071, 1084 ; and Exchequer Bills, 'lnce, Bs., se. die. I,lost of the speculative foreign stooks have Limn 4 to 9 per cent. In Brazilian scrip the rise is per cent. Some of the pre sent quotations are subjoined, via. :--Greek, 191 to 3 ; Turkish Cousolid6s, 48 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, :29 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 149 to ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; Brazilian scrip, 31 to f prom. ; and Mexican, 251 to I. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Austrian, 1859, 601 ; Brazilian scrip, 1865, 3,4, prem. ; Dutch Certificates, 95, ex div. ; Egyptian, 941 ; ditto 1864, 911, 4, ex div. ; Mexi can, for account, 251 ; Peruvian, for ac count, 734 ; Portuguese, 1856, dm, 461 ; Russian, 1864, 911, ex div. ; Spanish New De ferred, for account, 384 ; ditto, Passive, for ac count, 29E; Turkish, 1854, 91, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 741, 4,1; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75 ; ditto 1866, 431 ; ditto Bonds, 44. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to prem.; General Credit, lf to 2 peens. ; London Financial, 71 to f prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 to 1 prom.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 51 to 1 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 8 to 1 prem. ; and Hud son's Eay, 154 to 1. The shares of the Merchants Company are quoted dis. to 1 prem. ; London and Australian Agency, 4to 1 prem. ; Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 press.; Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, 2 to 1 prem. Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are in demand and have severally risen 3 per cent., the present quotation' being 571 to 58, and 83 to 1. 5-20 Bonds are 1 per cent better, at 633 to 641, and Atlantic and Great Western debentures steady, at 85 to 86. The John Duthie has arrived from Sydney with 111,560 sovereigns. The directors of Smith, Knight, and Co. (Li mited) have published their reply to the statement' made by the committee of investigation. but it has reached us at a late hour, and is much too long for our space today. Fora o'Crocs. Consols are firm, at 881 to 89 for money, and 89} for the account. About 106,0001. in gold has been bought by the Bank. The influx of foreign bullion to the Bank con tinues upon a large scale, there being no demand for abroad : the amount sent in yesterday was 153,000 L, making a total of 555,0001. for the week, while in the same period no withdrawals for exportation have been reported. It is also understood that no further large remittances of sovereigns have been made to Ireland, but that, on the contrary, a con siderable amount of coin is likely to arrive from that quarter during the next few weeks. The forthcoming Bank return, however, will be affected by the payment of the dividends, which is always attended with some absorption of coin. The telegrams from Bombay quote the exchange at 2s. Old., being slightly higher. NeVrtheless, at present increase is experienced in the demand for bar silver for transmission thither, although there was more competition yesterday for the go-i vernment bills on India. Mexican dollars are in I rather more request for China, at 4a. llid. per] ounce. 00014 The biddings for 23, 00 , 000 rupees ( 230, in i bills on India. took place yesterday at the Bank of 1 England. The proportions allotted were—To Cal cutta, 9,82,000 rupees; to Madras, 4,18,000 rupees ; and to Bombay, 9,60,000 rupees. The minimum , price was as before, viz. :-la. 114 d. on Calcutta' , and Madras, and la.. 110. on Bombay ; tenders on Calcutta acid Madras at Is. llid. will receive about 47 per cent., and on Bombay at 2a. about 19 per cent, above these prices in full. The directors of the BoTal Mail Steam Packet Company have just decided to recommend to 1 the proprietors, at the meeting to be held on the 25th instant, a payment for the half year ended the 30th June last of 41. per share out of the ordinary profits, and of X per share from the Insurance Fund, both free of income tax. Mr. F. W. Russell, ALP., chairman of the Na tional Discount Company, and Mr. Matthew H. Claytor, deputy-chairman of the same company, have joined the board of the London Bank of Mexico and South America. The London and North Western Railway tralsc return shows this week an increase of 5,0451. over last year ; the Midland an increase of 9581. • the Great Western au increase of 1,4931. ; the (treat Northern an increase of 4241 . ; and the Great Eastern an increase of 4431. At the meeting yesterday of the London Mercan tile Discount Company, the resolution previously passed, in favour of winding up the undertaking' voluntarily, was confirmed. It was also decided 1 that the meeting be adjourned till the 27th inst., On Saturday evening, his Grace the Duke of and that in the meantime the committee be re- Argyll entertained the landward tenantry on the InveranY . quested to take counsel's opinion on the question estate in the drawing-room of the Castle at funerary. Th noble Duke presided on the ccoaidon. the occopyiag the chair at the lower end of the table. Among ; moolois of Lan I raised by certain shareholders. The direc• to_rsof Smith, Knight,endCo. (Limited), those present were Lord Arellibald sod Lord Walter Camp. , have announced a rail of at. per share, payable by bill , "ona sad third suu ef hie guee ; the Res. De. ; the Bth January. Considering the preeent position Smith, Inverany ; Provost Wright, Inveraray ; and Kr. I of the company, this announcement will be very James Robertson. factor on the Inverausy estate. ; unpalatable to the shareholders. The U. P. Presbytery of Paisley and Greenock , The annual meeting of the Upper Assam Tea was on Toes& ke l " Pied i• the i•••••14••‘" el • C is conven ed the 31st inst. bare painful disgraceful due. It will be maim- empany ared that some time ago the Rm. John Wilma, ; With reference to the market for American secu minister of the George-sense ili. P. church. Paisley, rities, Mr. S. F. Satterthwalte reports as follows : disappeared from the town under moat discreditable ow- sumo oar kir the /nodes mo w, f or A i m'," N ewt. CeNtSt°°°°°' " to the e re " "Ladd of religion and the - tie has esperiseced an important &saga, the higher quo disgrace of his sacred profeesioe." Feely to appear M • tuition of mold unwind from New York, sod Ilse oppeenses aculoasewagerathinatthtehosumrevraerndddersquPresent w bi es ta p ri cobeede ysl it y ith ' ts I tr e . t it h ed e fiforesefaildteFlMW—."" respecti n g mewe t u he m edellew the sorkoo d th. his absence, sad, the venous sweets is the eawileti r ' question having seriously depressed quotation& Tewarels against him having Well fully proved, be wu fieuel l Y as' the used of last week United Mato 520 lama• were Its, Pmsd Mr im . Zw i to cac. ce, th of e the M plialdr ayor of i Liverpool, yaster- t b ' i p .,. ° "::: twers obo lorrotrbgeut attligiMaff gaolietow,relper., asepsiLlaha day announced to hie townsmen that the Priam sad Ria„„ 4„,„„ 1... also E di n a setelly. Digests Princess of Wales had finally determined to vieft_Theerpool o i o d oe lp2i s o g, or more than i do i. leaver else l or e am ok. en the 31st het. the day after their wield at iltuwelaY: sad grim 6f fbei, or !dela below lad queeslass. Adam& 1 They will leave litsoeshi &hoot 10, and garnered *leer Boas remain Moody, bet some sates et she imp dAWlllaill/P the chief Assets of the awe W she Hem Pier. They will ties 01 debentures have essesd a &dist to Sif te lii. whits I then take a abort cruise ea the Aver in the Iblehmilioad yi n swi ne a0.,t„,„, „,,, quoted guy r e pg. ibis I Doetunimionen . steamer Wooiside. sad afterwards lased ge op eami t t or Iris snip is hind f ar mi ll , the sosk i tt 1 - I with the Mayer at Me Toire4sall. Os their raters t to he It i k es , it b . 1 i vsme h m . - t D :b7 l 37,,,,„„ m . tbey s 2 .P.,.l„:oTVigt.tohau.thewuirree, m i l kar7 . Baal wi ll I MOOR Wan, ]Lubb0ck,......4 anil ase Ca tbs .h ut ave zi a 9 l : - . ; I play a short sato es the great or Tkeir royal kkgkeempa nonneed the half-yearly Ilimr.. are expected to stay at Knowsley sae Shaded 2firrember. sit Basis is Vass& Railway Seven per Omit • ; e t i p. ; s 14 ▪ Idie 4pal at. lat II 7 6 414 II 4 7i npm 1 7 4 II 1 db 29 41 8 71 74 HI 1 b 7 10 pa 4 d 44 MI 79 9 M 7A 174'' par 0 12 117 119 in '2B 12 10 dim if lerni I. si : = par 1 gok 1 : 1 , • 2 Pa' PREFERENCE SHARES. North Eartero—Stooktoo sod Darlington B 6 por omit, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 148. Sombre sad Neuss 58 per met. pref., 68, a. South AUSiriall sag LenterdoXeeetioa, 178, a. PROTINIMAL WARR MARKET& - _ dANCHITTEL, OCT. 111-The market was quiet. and prices a shade easier. Bokkow, Vaughan. and Co. (UniltedlO r p i : Confederate Loan. 81-Great Luxembourg, 14 15.16 t Northern A. 149--Grand Trunk of Canad a, Si 5-Orist astern of Canada, 18 15 15-18--Great Western. MI Credit (Limited), 2 Central. 83 -Lancashke and Yorkshire, ink -London and North Western, 1144 - Manchester and County Bank !Limited), 41 Is-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Fire per Cent prat. peep.. 9 15-16-Metropelitan, 159 64 4-Midland . 5 -Ditto. 181. share*. 2 1 p. -New York and Brie, ni 574 , 1 M 4 4-North Britiab, 62-Routh laaters,_ 80- Thses and ersey Marine Insurance (Limited). 64 p.-Cfnited States 5-52 , Tears' Bonds, 01,-,thican Merchants, p.-311dMild SIL. shares, 1) p -Tartish ConsoHdes, 48. Btammonen, OLT. Is-The shares .6 Lloyd's Banking Com pany were sold to-day ate pent Metropolitan hallway Cm. liege and Wagon, at 91 ; South Stafford Water Works preference 5 per cent, No. 2, at 13s. 9d. dls. Worcester and Bir mingham Canal, quoted 11 to 12 ; Gloucestershire Bank, 51 to 511 ; Nodules= Joint Stock Bank. 1 tot} prem. •, Birmingham Financial, 11 to 14 prem. ; Glosseester Wagon, 11 to 114. and i Railway Carriage, to St pram. II WAT Zeman. Consols, which dad Midday at 891 to * for the Bth November s opeurd thia manila' at 89 to f }, after declining to BR to 89, dosed at 89 or 881618 to 89 1-18. For money the last price was 881 to 1. The official business report is as follows—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 851, 1,1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 89, 1, WB9 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87 1, ; hew nres per Ceuta., 871, 87.1, 881, 871LAnnuitiese 1885, 131 ; India Stock, 217 ; ditto per Cent. Stock, 1041, 105. Indian government securities remain very quiet. The March Exchequer Bills wee* quoted Ye. to 3e. the. ; and the June, 91. to ss. die. Foreign stocks was depressed. Turkish Bond* of 1865 fell per cent., th ose of 1854 and the solider, 1; Mexican, Italian, Greek, and B razilian scrip, to I; gy ir tian d Russian old Tire per Canty., 1 per dent.; ' Bonds of 1854, - however, were excep tMnally in demand, and nee Ito per sent., dosing at 91 to *. In the market for bank sharer there was a de cline in Chartered Bank of India, Australis, and China, London and Brazilian, Loudon and River Plate, and Merchant Bank ; but Bask of Queens land, Oriental, and Midland Bank stares were rather better. The shares of the financial companies were dull, with some preponderance of sellers. Imperial Mercantile Credit declined 2s. 6d. The clewing quo tations were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 11 to 11 ; General Credit, n to 2 psem. ; London 71 to 8 prem. • Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 2to * rem. ; Cr edit Fonder and Mobilise, ig to prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 101 to prem. • Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 11 dis. Egyptian Trading , " 11 to 1 dia. ; Ottoman Soeidei G4netrale, 21 to 3 poem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to ; Lion Brewery, 1* to 11 prem. • and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per omit. Preference, 21 to 1. The shares of °reread, Gurney, and Co. costume in request, and have experienced a fresh rise of 2s. 03d. to 54., closing at 71 to / prem. General Steam, London and Caledonian, Mitrim Insnranoe; Mau ritius Land, Millwall Ironworks, and Nowgong Tea shares, were quoted lower. There were inquiries. for Quebrsda Land and Mining. The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows . ---Trans-Atlantic Steam, par to 1 prem. ; Allan's Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 11 to 24 prem. ; Mer obaato Company, * die. to 1 prem. • London and Australian Agency Company, to prem. ; and Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 11 - to 2* prom. American securities participated in the drooping tendency observable in the other departments of the Stock Exchange. United States 5.20 Bonds clotted at 831 to 84 ex div., being 1 lower than yesterday ; Erie Railway shares, at 67 to being lower ; Illinois Central, at 82 1 to 83, being t lower ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, at 85 to 86. The scrip of the Erie Railway Loan has declined to 1* to it prem. MINBB.-MHIB DAY J Two o'Ctocr. The mining market is inactive to-day, and the variations in prices are few and unimportant. Clifford Amalgamated shares are now quoted 194 to 20 ; Wheal Grenville, 3k to ; East Grenville, 3to ; North ~t o Grenville, 2 to 3 ; Obiverton Moor 51 to 6 Chiverton, 81 to 9 ; North ChivertOn, 325. 6d. to 35e. ; South Darren, 37a. 13d. to 40s. • West Caradon, 94 to ; Great Busy, 31 to 44 • (treat North Downs, 35e. to 40s. • Oarn Oamborne, 37a. 6d. to 40s. ; and East C aradon, 10 to 4. Frontino and Bolivia and Kapwida shares are dull ; the former have been dealt in at 24, 3, and 21, and the latter at 4. St. John del Bey are officially marked 40, being steady. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received the following report, dated Morro Velho Sept. 16 :—Produce for August, 38,681 °deem ; oak for ditt0,9,3831.; profit for ditto, 5,5181. • produce 11 days of Sept., 17,016 oitavas ; yield, 9.453 °Raves per ton. A general meeting of the West Devon Conli dated Copper . Mining Company (Limited) lled for the 22nd mat., to receive an account of the i winding up of the mown by the liquidators. At West Whoa l Vor meeting, held yesterday, a all of sa. per share was nods. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVKBPOOL COTTON )(ARM. (THIS DAY.) (nom oos ow. oomapolanium) NY 'Lamm AND INTIRDATIONAL muoaaiii.) The "aria* geese, sad prier ate id. lower. Sales about XLMOING-LANZ.--(THIS DAY.) Snout —The market onatiama very torn, but owing to the rednoed quantity of British We Baia offering. only limited sake are reported, Melading good Jamaica at 365. 6& t o other deacriptione the sales %elude Mauritius crystallised at 40s. 6d. ; oommon ism.y Madre' at 295. grate, ditto. 30e. hi. Itrii,ad dried goads an in more satire rumen ; pieces steady. Covraz.—No public gams al Ceylon were held today; privately the rearitea ia steady, bet quiet. ••••!.. 51 1. 4 1 1 CODOA Wan 1014 at the valeatieea ; 'Trinidad, 695. 61. to 8134. ; Gnatada, 575. 6d. to 62 5. 6 d. at 2d. riA. —A heir bushiest boa boss done in sew grans ad;naw• Iton.-40 nelseoes of Jamaica sold at fall rates. BMW. -pawls lidos second pile sold at the high Ma of 166. ed.; other spices remained steady. &appose Meet pepper sold at 30. to 30.; Pitneeto, 26d. to 3d.; atom, Zanzibar, 3d. to 30.; roses middling,2.. 3d. to 2. 3d.; ginger, Jamaica, good cinerary to good 63s. to 100 a lizorr. -Them is • good geseral demand for all descrip tions at steady prime ; old currents sold at Zls. sew. 335. ljakinda, Ns. to 40s. ; selected, 40 . . to 536. ; Ituottrit. layorn. No. to Wm, down to 40t. for mdioary ; Tarim Aim caws 53.. to 635. ; bow, 465. to 535. ; Jordan absorb, A 43/ . 7§. &Li parcel of new Rangoon sold 4 12a. Rd. Bummers:- -50 gem sold at as. 16d. usual coeditions. COMM-00T • lleincel business is doing, holders re fusng to sill al lower enins. JOTS in good request nod 15s. pm tom dram ; common sold at 111. tr. 141. . • prism, , W. to 19 1 . ; good and tine , 1111. 10e. to 231. 10e. RINI% -Seim firm. at 331. 10r. for ISIMIL TALLOW MARKET. —THIS •— Town The market is firm, at the id les prime :—Town ttllow. D emobs'. set sok ; Petensbu T.. on the writ, SOIL 6d. • Demobs', 512. 6d. to 5 k. ; Junin'. Ns. ; Mara. bie. ENTROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a geed supply of busts, sod a very slow Ueda. Pelage on the avenge are lower thee ea lloadsp, sad several ramie unsold. Th e sapply of sheep *weeds the Wass& Lower prior ere taken yet a aleareses masa be effected. Tesde is very dull toe calves, at p o em s, o A thomush wet as, bee kept sway way p sad tbe ghee is felt is way de. wftsest. Oar twigs wooly =Waft of 730 bowls, 1,1140 sheep. 3158 eslest, tied 130 pip. a. mare et M abs a. a. 4. ....wee et 81te. a. da. 6. list ODA% iersida 6 4 DidDest IL6basil 00 0 0 Dot fatee6beess 4 1 0 Dot w 001.... 58 6 2 Socemerwei. war 1 4 Di. 60. Shore .... 0u o 0 Odra S 4 Dyes a •44404 fival. 44 6 6 lip lies4Dustalliewiii I 6 tows 0• 0 0 Drabs 41 imartet. 1460 : Wogs aid Webs, 7,420; eaves. 410 : PIM MO. SMITHFIELD HAY HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yr. Charles Janes Basks mons Wale at the fol. tag peter :—Yrhae clover, frost 115 a. to 1265. ; leerier ditto, ditto, 1004 so Ms.; prima Use. 05e. On 106 s ; Wirier ditto, 80a. togas ; slam is% 26e. to 33e. Menemlf -Bows —Tb•Dowager Queen of H awaii, oesetooly dedgested QUM EOM, sow com a viait to this °maim boo boos *rod to woosot en isritatioo to dice witb the Lord Korot wed Ow Lady Maroteos we Monday sort at the Meeeierheses. Warty 100 pate Isere been invited to west bus Illsiesey. iseledies tbo memboro of lbw Mort of Abineeem, the id et Leedom, tbe seerebsre et tbs Chunk Ilballeeery aosisey. 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