The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-29 00:00:00

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE 4p WESTMINSTER. art gime Ha rell say of the money for winch sh e weed. after some hasitatioa. maid the robbery kw for some sir months, sod eltealways re.ele b t she took Haifelre dimmer. Sh e k i d ' 1 the mosey, sad she had frequently d e , Miller, 148 G, mid he tan g ,and mitre he told hint the a as much of the Emmy as he l M„,,, A wee said, and be Moo mid that he L do with it. He kad beam matehiag d ' a N iL Georgo Raw. 1 99 G. said be eaka sad Shoat used I shall speak the treei, At statement of it :—Raffell's wife used e s tie dinner and then he used to e•Il beg Vi a and when she returned I need to hats who prated the matter I. • twat maws - reserve their defence. Aid the prisoners for • week. HARLBOROUGH47III.II,ZT. 112 GOODS BY NZANS Or • POMO= ORDIN, eon, of No. 3, John's-place. Fenn wee shamed before Mr. Knox wlt i r , raw" &a., from lir. Thomas Dough", had,. , 44, South Andley4treet, by mums of a flow I Douglas,, wife of the prosseakr. w a4 9 sad 10 o clock in the morning of the lath 'comer, who was known to Du, mm -.id imams tio, stating that it was Iv o She gave the pier a spoors of the We s left, bat returned is a few boars, sad say d very well. He also stated that eke heed `his west% and he wished to give h e he had got a situation with a gemu s ... time handiag her an ceder tor re - vg be signed by Coked .7. C. Guiaco44l, t for the goods the prisoner or 31.4 x. on the bank of News. Glyn, bearing the algastsire J. athlete, Thii ad o 16e.end she banded the prisoner the Wiwi; Os the 15th September, the wiener celhd goods, sad on coming a third thesis ! was aroused, the goods were not 4 e . se &wpm beta( preeested at the Wince returned marked "No account." Ibe polies rim auaiosted with, and the cheque handed to the -- 301 A). Hoary Damon, 301 A, said that shwa be went to No. 2, John's-place, Sim _ cia sale, the prisoner if he was John Wet. "No, be is upstahs ; 111 call him,* at the left do so. He told the primmer that he need aw 44 tad° so, u he was the man he wasted. fie prisoner that he should take him iato charge of obtaining goods by mesas of a fined lee he made no reply. He afterwards pressiced •at the beak, and it was marked " so seNOSK. -or, who had no questions to ask, was re. ITION OF THE PRISONER AT WISL (BIER POLICE COURT.—(THIS DAY.) messy, who stands charged with attain Nt,sod afterwards making a desperate aglow I brought up for examination to-day. eh the dock, langulay, the prisoner, whose seek ins tea. very week, but mud' summer than hie ark was also bandaged op and who eould lawly eau 'darted before Mr. Selfe with feloalogai to murder Sarah, his wife, and also with fat} ipting to commit suicide. ungueasy-1 lived at Lillingtoaatreet, Pimlico, lug at Westminster Hospital. Mason—They were living apart, and ha em Bridge-row. wee living at 142, Lillington-street, Pimlico. ,at Bridge-row. I have lived apart from bun six and maintained myself. I had had oemuion him a here a fortnight after I left him ; that me • •ning me. He was bound to keep the peace. 141 B—He was not locked up. New him on the 29th August a little du ie Game to the room where 1 live. There was se _ .acre besides me. He wanted to come sad lee me again, and I said he should not. He Is %au stopping, and the. 1 left the room, sad not atop with him there. The people where 'I said he ought to be ashamed of lamal. the room and he came after me. Before I matt some water in a pail over him. He stayed la lie about ten minutes. I went downstairs the kit He came twice. When he emu back the most I throw the water at him. I can't my Oen he curie hack—about 9 o'clock. When le tack he brought some boys to take the thinp out el 1. I left the house altogether thee, god I did me it to do because he followed me everywhere I came down here and seined for a aunmons, Jived me into the court. I remember hie I asked for the summons. He was pat oat for making • disturbance at 10.30 by 263 A. get the summons. I went to the corner of ths !Vincent-apare), towards Roost-street, sad he me. I slapped him in the face I was so unwed le would pay me for that presently. He still ki• and put his two hands into his cost pockets nothing more to say. 'fie—Go on, plea's. did not see anything when he pawed his lea throat. I did not see what he had in his hand. He something when he did it, but I don't remember whet • had done it he stripped off his jacket and said, "1 for myself now. I put my hands to my throat and fait food. A woman pat my clothes up , above my neck, be said "I will stop the blood ;" arid a man said lee deep up the wound, and took me to the hoepitel. is—Ded he appear to you sober rile was quite sober that morning. Belfe—Do you wish to ask your wife a question? --No, your worship. lord, married, wif• of George }Wog. Hi t Weetmineter remember the menial it August. I was standing at my own door, shortly 12, and law two people standing close by the rawer , the last witness and prisoner. I went to go for ea I heard the woman say, " You esity-lookell and 1 looked round and passed ea, and as I wee back, three minutes afterwards, about thus el yards off, I saw him take her as if he would her a good shaking. I raw his hand at throat, and the blood spurting out. He luso ly took bold of his own throat and said, " See, Mule her," and he bad a mace in his band. He walked aloe[ the railing and cut his own throat. She walked OM railings. and sat on a door-step. A little boy piena razor, sod offered it to me. r. Charles Antoeini-1 was house surgeon et Wastage. Hospital when the female was brought in. She bed vary large wound exteeding almond from ea ear--ealy one wound. The windpipe was est -ed nor injared at all. She wee very week loss of blood, and in a dangerous state. 19 not in the direction of the jugular, but u It WON jaw to jaw. I also saw the prisoner, he was broughtin eme time. His was the same kind of wound bat oda Were, deeper and longer, in tbe same positioe. Both in considerable danger, a nd the wounds if eat led to would have been fatal to life. He left this sing. I don't know whether he is going back. Arthur Mason, 15 B—l was oo duty at the etatioe abut - 1 / 4 . I heard of the occurrence. sad went to the found primmer lying down. His peek had this up. I assisted to take him to the Westminster uts razor was prndaced covered with blood. Mr. Antonini—The wound, I saw might be produeed by oh an instrument as that. (aeon—This mormeg I took him into custody. Ele said :mew the charge 'pima him. . depositions were ordered to be immediately prepared , prisormr's committal for triaL ICKINO EXFOSURI AND ABANDONMILIT S OF A CHILD IN THB CITY. ;EST AND VERDICT OF WILFUL IITIRD/ 01 ; (THIS DAY.) This forenoon Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex bald as inquiry at the East Loodon Unice: , relative to the death of a male child, aban re in the City. said that on last stioday Turner, 162, City police, at 20 miautse to 6 o'clock, he was on duty la (reel, Rubicon. when he saw the deceased lying in King's Head-court. It was wrappednaked. was round w it, He tied ve it lay oil its paremeot. It as ali. led - spot 20 minutes before and the child was soh ter* thee. He bad not seen say Person about that was ay to have put it where he found it. He bad arres t ted woman on suspicion, but medical examination she it she was not the mother. He took the child to the Lion, where Dr. Simpron saw it sod treated it. He bad elite to the guilty parties. Heary Rollaway, porter and Tosesenger, a t the Rut Loa . don Union, mid that the polio* b roug ht lb* child to him , at twenty minutes to S o'clock on Sooday tner•lMP It was alive. The doctor was sent for and be said that it w" very It was wrapped in • blanket an d carried to the East leadlostroioe house in • cab. It one PPrr iall l r dressed when witneso saw it drat. Hr. Defriu, N.R.C.S., said that be saw the child Oa Sunday. It lived till mat day (Monday), whsa it died it 12 o'clock. Ile remarksmul • ost-mortem exambutiosi hued that there of violence—builue ww r"'" arms and lands. There was extravaaation of blood cle the brain, but not from violence. It was apparoutly •ih Peane. rla months' child. Death resulted fro m exporure and e tion enasequeat on immaturity. Au immature child, dr indeed any aew•born child, could not stood exposure ou granite stones in the early morning. The Coroosr, having remarked upon the ua ta " of the seas. The jury reamed • verdict et "Wilful Meador •Pil°4 some person or persona unknown." not givea Huffsll say waftluau er moue Ism rag on for some six ma • when she took Had yea Hall ell the mosey t . : a ej s ugtatee. nto custody, sad who rt had bad s• much al what was said, as 'og to do with it. some days. • Igo George It to custody and Short • a clear statement c as be dinner and pledge and when encioey." reonera, who treated mid they should raw `Eyncourt remanded MAREBOROt TAINTEG GOODS BY Ma fratOOD, of No. 3. Jo itb, wee shamed bed es, rums, ks, from No. 44, Smith An& Am Douglas, wife • 9 sad 10 o'clock I her, the prioceer, wit< • , and uked for tome • n. She gave Om p sad be left, but rake age suited very well. ey kind to his parents, and that be bad got semi time haadiug •• to be signed by t for tl aqui or Tr4e. anti , and bearing the else to 1L 16e.end she I On the 13th more geode, se • • suspicion was are , and ea the cheque I returned marked "1 • manunicated with, ft (Daweoo, 301 A.). . • table Henry D • lest night he went mews . and se Midair t mid, 'No, he Snub up to do so. He tol himself to do so, as d the prisoner that a the charge of obese when he made no rep blue at the bank, and primmer, who bad is ATTEMPTED MI WEST. ATION OF r TESTER POLICE • anignessy, who sl throat,sod after, life, wee brought u • in the dock, tam OThangnesay, tl up, was very weak, I throat was also band was thee 'Merged be peas to murder Sur attempting to corm O'Shea/imam—l Ii staying at Wosteniest it Mason—They 1 at 7, Bridge-row. I wen living at wed at Bridge-row. • and maintained on him • here • fort teeing me. He • eland, 141 B--He mess—l saw him on He came to the else there besides me me again, and I ups stopping, not stop with hii said he ought the room and be o some water in a about ten minute, He came twice. I threw the seat he tense back— back he brought eon room. I left the hoar what to do becaui t. I came down here °Bowed me into the • I asked for the for making • di n't get the antsmoc (Vincent -spun), • wed me. I slapped mid he would pay al me and put his to got nothing more k r. Selfe—Go on, pies • itaess—l did not sea my throat. I did n something when he be had done it s do for myself now. I blood. A woman poi she said "I will ewe Id steep op the wow . Selfe—Did he app itsees—He was quit r. Selfe—Do you we •' your wi emima Fulford, man twtreat. WSSYMM 29th August. I wee ore 12, and taw two g, the last witness Dd. I beard the toh," and I looked • ing back, three to yards off, I BM e her • good el throat, and the tely took bold of his other," and he had al the railings and mit the railings, and sat the razor, sad offers Er. Charles Antonini .r Hospital when th very large WO= ear-011.1y one ed nor Mimed loss of blood, e not in the direct • m jaw to jaw. I also e um* time. His ems Were, deeper ao ere in considerable tended to would haw orniog. I don't koo , Arthur Mason, 15 , o'clock. I heard of t, and found prima tied tip. I wide capital The razor was prod° Mr. Aotonini—The oh an instrument as Maim—This morose knew the chugs ag The depositions wer• • the prisoner's come _••••• • OCEINO EXPO OF A C I QUEST AND VE This forenoon DI bald as in gamey, relative to t bile alive in the Cit George Tuner, 167 ing, at 20 client . h-street, Barbie • ild lying in K , .thing was wrap be granite pave passed the spot 20 there thee. He bad likely to have put it one woman on stsol that she was not th• station, where Dr. S no clue to the guilty Heary Hellawm. I don Union, said that at twenty minutes It was alive. The was very ill. It was the East Issadoetrof dressed when witnee Mr. Defiler, M.B. Sunday. It lived ti 12 o'clock. Be ms found that there we arms and buds. TI brain, bat not from months' child. Den tiara aonsequeat on indeed any new-lon ; granite stones in the The Cornier, lasi of the eau, • The jute retursed some person or pen -------- SUCTION Or LOAD MAYOR OF LONDON. (THIS DAY.) -- This morning the Lord Mayor Sheriff; Aide " - men , and ether members of th e norPoration of Leedom sa mpled to the pompom of eleetieg a Lied Mager erg Low am for the man year, in the room al Alderman Warne formes Hale, whose year of ogles will expire on the Bth of November Rut. The membees of the eerponitice proceeded is sate is the Ind imams to the church of St. Lemmas Jewry, where sum were said and a memos preached by the Rev. Dr. j o diesr, late heed master of the City of Leedom School. Ne teak for his text the advice et Jethro to his een.in.law, x ces o—... Moreover, thou shalt provide out of all the po p'. ;ale men, sea as fear God, sue of lath, hating ! . ne edesess, sad place mob over teem to be rulers of ii ie ssands, and rulers of hundreds, riders of fifties, and M yer of tem." Dr. Mortimer began by remarking that the pimp Is one cl deep alma to us, if, as Lord Baooa (semen authority) swam, Alfred took from it the idea d the old Saxon ecestitnttie of sheriffs in mandies, lardeedees or amalgam in hued:oda, and demurs in gu l ags, who WIN to be the head men of their r opostive divisions and to decide the salts and quer tires which arose within them. It lays down distinc tively the requisites for office--ability, the fear o f Owl, the love of truth, and devotion to the public w awa regardless of self interest. For the first of the.. cdalitistiens the bathing and commerce of London is a . 0 ,4 edges, sad be who has risen to wealth by his own ;; coNa t u i efforts it generally toned to be a men of ability. Th e s mog equate, the am of God, is Rosemary to give debility to the character sad in maim* threegh good cc ov a repeat, the steady remit of what is felt to be duty. Tie love , of tretk the third requisite, is the prima* , eleaseat is the judged mad. It includes candour. bos om fr om prejudice. sod • desire to look fairly at both Me el every q When the fourth aped. site, disinterested came ar the public good. is added, the Melt is • theracler to which the rale et this great city rzitsestairly Gemmed. The prowler then spoke of the of amid* institutions gemrally, as nurseries of Eddy end Maim schools for its right development end am Be observed that in oceetrise where they did not lA* changes me for the meet part sodden, violent, end revelaticeery ; where they do eclat there is a teed to lick d eceitiess, sad to make Magee only after des del tam Hence the march of improvement, though elm, is ceaseless, and it is oaly by looking beak from time to time upon the put that we ammo aware of the real puss that that we are making. He maintained that Ws - law al degree is the right cm, for it is the law by which God verb all develmensat al the hamar being, in the erode,- tire of the pleat, the flower, and the trait, in the silent male ci all things that ere mending to nature. Be oce staid with a eked surrey of the position of the (lily of Imam with regard to the other municipalities of Zealand, the cesesquet duty which devolves upon its magistrates eel Mimes of being foremost in the promotion of every. thing whist is right amid useful. Alkr & We Lateral, the Lord Mayor and aid/wimp pro emial beta Maims at the eastern mid of the Guildhall, Mee the eirelpelected sheriffs, in virtue of their ogles, presided OM the Motion of the future chief civic ma debate. Shortly ef tamer& the runes of those aldermen who have Are the office of sheri ff , sad who alone ere eligible to fill the Aloe of Lord Mayor, had here annoinced„ the Lord Mayor and samosa retired, so that the freedom ol Me ths might not be laddered with. The livery retuned Mr. Phillips and Mr. Allee, two Mame below the their, and their games were woman'. feted to the Coed of Alderney oho . in the mime of a few imbues reentered tie hall, declaim; that their election hid fallen ea Alderman Phillips. The anacaniesmeat wee received with cheers, end the Lord Mayor elect briefly thanked the Mims for the amour they bad cenfernidoe NAURITIIT3 LAND CREDIT AND AGENCY (mmiteD).-7(r6ls DAY.) A general meeting of this company was held tals day. at the offices, 25, Feaoharch-strest ; ILejor- Newel Bumf in the chair. The report, which showed that the net profile of the oreepany to 30th Jane was 3,502/.16a. 11d., or !warty 15 per ere& far the nine month, precedies and which rsooseneedel a alvlind of 10 per sot., was adopled, sad the dividend daciated aeooadingly. RUSSIAN IRON wozara COMPANY.-(THIS DAY) Thin day, at an extraordioary general meeting of ahareholdere, the resolulim pawed at the meeting of the Ilith of September was manned. The object of the reso lution WIN to rescind Article 26 of the articles of emanation, to which eome objection was made, and to substitute soother to lies thereof. The chair was occiapini by Mr. MONNADD, who stated that the last accounts receive d from the works were very satisfactory. SCINDE RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) This day the half-yearly general meeting of derelsolders was held at the Lo•don Tavern, Mr. W. P. AIDSIW in the chair. The report stated that during the half-year ending the 30th Jane last the number of paeans'', carried was 38,567; the train miles ran were 160,896, and the gross receipts per mile open 3694 16a. 2d. In emaseqesoes of the eon ramie cries in ladle genswally, sod mere espe cially the western pars of It, the Soisde Railway traffic bad at soma degree suffered. The line and rolling stook were in good working order, and a considerable awing had hese effected during the half-year is the oast of maintenanos. With regard to the Indus steam flotilla, the bi-mootlay communicatioo between Botrec sad Mooltan had bees maintained with regularity and without any accident or Ice 6,0001. remained a net surplus ot 6,0001. on the half/ear. In April lest the Punjaah Rail way, 253 miles in length, exteeding from Macßae to Sher Shah, was opened for public trails The weekly Itesipts during May and June avenged shoat 1,0651, bat the receipts were increasing, and in the last week of whke a return had been made the receipts were 1.4051. The CHAIRMAN, la moving the ideation of the report, said Out the accounts which had been received since it was made showed that the traffic on the line was considerably is wearing. They had now 358 mike of railway epee, 310 under construction, and 500 seder survey, in all 1,168 mike of railway. The works at the harbour of Kansas's wars progressing satisfaetorily, and that harbour would, be believed, be equal to any is India, hardly excepting that of Bombay. After some further remarks, esp eci ally with re foresee to the Indus Valley line, the chairman omeinded by moving the sdoptioo of report, which was agreed to. A resolution was also agreed to, autliorisiog the creation of additional capital, to the amount of 500,0001, by the issue of 25,030 shares of 201. each. Una this proposed ad dition to the capital of the undertaking, the Secretary of State for India in Conned has guseasteed firs per eget. interest. MUTUAL TONTINE (WESTMINSTER CHAM BERS) ASSOCIATION.-(Tan DAT.) The half-yearly meeting of this company wnl bold this afternoon, Mr. B. &arson is the chair. The report, which was of a very favourable character. was unanimously adopted, and the chairman stated that the lettiop were such u to enable the board to calculate in future upon the payment of a dividend which should, at the Vert Wit, equal the amount of interest hitherto paid on capital—namely, 4 per cena per annum. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY -{True Day.)--Thia afternoon • special meeting was held for the purpose of confirming agreements for the transfer to the company of the Wimbledoe end (kudos sad another abort lies; Mr. Iwo Schuster in the chair; but u the docu ments bad sot been completed an adjournment till Nov. 7 took place. Cowsrsdes KENT.—We can state upon autho rity that Sir George Grey, Bart., the Home Secretary of Stitt, has sent an order to the governor of the prison at Saliabury for the removal of Emilie Cousteau Kent, under sentence of penal servitude for life, to the Millbank prison, Londe*, to which prison she will be removed as soon as poe sible.—Hcreld. Foos CHILDREN SHOT.—An accident, well nigh attended with fatal coneequeues, occurred on Saturday morning last to four children between the ages of two end ten years, the moos and daughers of • man named Milner, residing at Thorpe Willoughby, about three miles from Selby. The children were rambling is some fields at Thorpe Willoughby gathering blackberries, who they were struck by shot discharged from • gun. Mr. William Adams, son si Mr. Robert Adams, wholes le druggist, end wine sad spirit merchant, of the market-oboe, Selby, with a small party, were oat abootiegoacid whilst ranging a field of Minded belongiag to Mr. Thomas Oxley, at Thorpe, one bird get up on the other side of the badge in the next field ; Mr. Adams then fired, and it appeared nom. of the spent abot struck the children, who were oe the other side of the Wile, and out of eight to Mr. Adams. The children 'creaming loudly sitraoted Mr. Admen attentioe, end they Yore taken home. Mr. Burkitt, surgeon, of Selby. was immediately sent for. O. his arrival be exantioed the children and found one of them was shot in the temple, bat the wound wee sot serious ; the whole were evidentlymeat or they would have proved fetal. The other childres were wounded more or less in different parts of the face, but Bit Is hoped no great disfigurement will follow.—Heal erms, A quantity of cochineal insects have been received from Guatemala by the governmeet authorities at Howled% for eialtivatiee is the Sandwich lelands.—Pangers Star. A poor woman has died at Parson Drove, Wa lled+, of abiders, after as Mum of rely • few hone. This is the eely cure yet reported is this district —Stamford Mercury. TEE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1865. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE tin ammo sluotan.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SWELPSTAXES OF 90 BOYS. New Victoria boat limegsra. HANDICAP SWEEPSTANIIB. T.Y.C. Cranbow Jack inaatera 10 raft. OMB= HANDIOILP. A.P. Aekwarth, Evelina. Claraball, Paris, Beaver , Deerfoot, Crisis, Vandervelde, Bantam, Reir.at-Law, Out and Outer, King Charming, Pantaloon, Scheldt, Ls Fortuna. Blank Drought, and flirizinish are here. The folloirlag are left in :—Gratitude, Gleam. Muez zin, Meet flavour, Horoblower, Rigoletto, Holstein. Plates, Moldavia, NW Hobble, and Piano; the rest paid forfeit. FORLORN STAKES. Laet half of R.M. Yr. Pitt, Ooopirat, Willi* Sharpe, and The &mai are ham Para Fouirr.—Hoalloa, Lady Bask, and St. Sophia. ENTRY POE MAIDEN PLATE. R.S.O. Queen of the Dies, Belsoni, Hamar. Scandal a, Shama a, Loaask Jewish Mold g, Sister to Lady Valentina, Maria, Viacent L Lady Aodley, Mtiabiae, Litwin Grim, War. wiok, sad Albuta by Trumpeter era hem -- LATEST MIDNIGHT BETTING. CESAREWITOM 10 to 1 opt BAlplootoo (t)o (t) 20 to 1 sai 20 to 1 Numaton (off) 20 to 1 Prbpstoor (t) 33 to 1 Oasts (01) 33 to 1 Ootrapir(t) 40 to 1 Broom (t) 50 to 1 Cant °avow (t) 30 to 1 Zephyr (off) 40 to 1 &opiates (1) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 25 to 1 opt Glsdiatear (t freely) 25 to 1 Custard Corti. (I) 25 to 1 Wolictlas Pool (off) 30 to 1 Deice (t) 40 to 1 lkoadilbano (off) itt. OIL 1 510,111 aims IL some fa ast Km' es. .. 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FOREIGN RAILWAYS. &Mend San Fresno , gasr. 7 per ent., 141, South Austrian sea Lombsr&-Vorsetin, ISt. COLONIAL AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Canada Oevernmeat 6 per east. Jan. and July. 1677-64. 91. Ditto, Feb. sad August, 9S. Duke 5 per civet., Jae. end July, 83k. Nen South Wales Gore:owed 5 per Pest., 1988 to 1991, Jan. and July, 9. Qieensland Government 6 percent., Jan. and July, 102. Victoria Govelsoeitet 6 per coot, April sod Oct., net 91. WEATHER REPORT. -(THIS DAY, PZIEDLY. SIPTIIIIIIIII_ 111, S A.IL 111.01•112. LILIWIDLY. OM NMILW WINO/T. id &IL to S.W. asst back oolmis. &L to E. W. sad W., moderate to fresh, moderate to strong. rain in some places. with some rein. As above. WRil7l2. As above. Raiterly to 8.. fresh. 801PIZMUL Lt. to LW., freak. rain in a few places. bat fine generally . moderate to fish. fine generally. Northern=fiontlead. Weetern=lreland. Wales, and idle, eenelee. Botithern.linfillah Channel and Bey of Sway. Eattern-=Rastward Ragland and North Sea. neleiaZ. As aert above. Two o'Cloc4l. In the Stook Exchange to-day attention is almost exclusively directed to the completion of the halt monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks. I The general tone is dull. The English fonds have not recovered from yesterday's decline. The stocks of some of the chief home railways are about 1 per cent. worse. As regards other securities, there is little change, with the ex ception of a fresh advance in Mexican Bonds. There is good demand for money to-day, and the supply being limited, the rate for good bills is fully 41 per cent. In the Stock Exchange, owing to withdrawals by banks and discount establishments, very little money is obtainable, and applications have accordingly been made to the Beek of England for advances to a considerable amount on English go veroment securities at 41 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rented opened at 68fr. 420., being 1-16 per cent. better. The Bank of France return shows this week an =ease of 470,0001. in the bills discounted, and a decrease of 288,0001. in the coin and bullion. Consols are now quoted 894 to 4 for money, and 891 tot for the account (Oct. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 894,4, ; ditto, for acct., eh, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 874, 4 ; Annuities, 1885, 131 ; Bank Stock, for account, shut ;{lndia Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. stook, 1051, 105 ; ditto Bonds, 110 a. prem. ; Four per Cent. " Enfaced " Rupee Paper, 89 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1014 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent, 1081; and Exchequer Bills, be., le. dia. Foreign stooks remain steady, the exception being a decline of 1 to 1 per cent, in Spanish Passive and Certificates. The chief demand is for Mexican Bonds, which have attained a fresh im provement of per cent. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. : —Greek, 20# to ; Turkish Consolidde, 494 to ; Spanish Passive, 294 to 30 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1 / ; Confederate, 7 to 8 ; and Mexican, 264 to 27. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Certificates, 971 ; Egyptian, 94, 95, 944 ; ditto, second issue, 94 ; ditto, 1864, 96, 94 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 961, 96 ; Italian, 1865, 80, 4 ; Mexican, for account, 27, 261, 271, 27 ; ditto 1864, 251, 26 ; Peruvian, 1862, 73 ; Russian, 1862, 92; Turkish, 1854, for account, 954; ditto 1858 foraoount, 72 ; ditto, 1862 , for ac count, 741, 1 1001. Bonds, 741; ditto, 1865, 441; ditto 100/. Bonds, 454. United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway shares are somewhat lower ; the former are now quoted 701 to 4, and the latter 591 to 604. Illi nois Central shares are steady, at 84 to 4, and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures at 874 to 884. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to.l prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem.; London Financial, 81 to I prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 21 to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilise of England, 41 to f prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company,l4/ to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to /. Although attention bad been latterly direct d to the marked increase in the demand for money at the Bank, and to the partial drain of sovereigns for the purposes of the internal', circulation, as well as to strengthen the posi tion of the banks in Ireland, it was not generally expected that an advance in the Bank rate would have been made yesterday. Indeed, the measure has at first sight too much the appearance of an attempt on the part of the Bank to extract enhanced terms from thepublic forthe use of the public's own money, the scarcity of money in the general market being due in part to the accumulation of the na tional revenue in the Bank. But there was a gees ral disposition yesterday to suspend opinion SS to the advisability of the movement until the publica tion of the weekly Bank return. The figures ana lysed below show that the borrowings by the public from the Bank occasioned during the week an in crease of as much as 1,189,8881. in the private secu rities, and although, owing to the movement of the deposits, the actual diminution in the reserve does not exceed 442,6131., the directors have considered themselves justified, upon these facts, and upon a simultaneous decline of 259,0231. in the coin and bullion, in charging a half per cent. more. It is of some importance to bear in mind that both as re gards notes and coin the drain is mainly isatenia, and has nothing to do with any adverse balance of trade, although it affects the money market to . nearly an equal extent as though it had. But it is very possible that in their decision yesterday the Bank directors have been , influenced by the symptoms of a sustained and I ff general increase in the demand for money. The • accounts from the provinces concur in reporting a a revival of trade, and , what is a ver y g ratifying 1 feature, an influx of orders fee many commodities i 2 on American account. Moreover, the cotton specu teflon has latterly revived, and there is a possibility 2 that the recovery in the price of this staple may a cause a resumption of exports of gold upon a mode- Irate scale. These considerations, in the maind * suggest favourable conclusions with regard to the . a prospects of profit on the general mercantile busi ness of the kingdom, but it must be remembered 3 that a revival of trade means ordinarily an increased a demand for money and a higher price for it. At the same time reassuring features are not wanting. About 900,0001. in gold, a large portion of which is due, is on the way from Australia to this country, , and, considering that the value of money in most of the chief continental markets is below that current here, and that the difference between the charges I of the Bank of England and Bank of France is now as much of 11 per cent., there is a strong proba bility that foreign capital will be attracted hither for employment. The letters of allotment of the New Brazilian Loan were delivered yesterday. The average dis- DISCOVIRY or Iluttew RZIILINS UNDO!. VIZ tribution appears to have been at the rate of about Ifissios Hosea —Yesterday morning, whilst the work- one-tenth of the amount applied for. men mimed is resaarint the tosedstione of the Marsha As an illustration of the difference in value be lle"' were P eesesdie g ' nth 1 " 6 ."% vati " a . they °lin• twain the foreign Turkish loans possesdng special acres the lower jaw of a human skull in a moot perfect security and those debts which are limited to the state of preservation, having the whole row of teeth quite . of the perfect. The Ilmisioa House s teads on the site of 6 Owe ordinary guarantee of the ge nera l revenues formerly lumina ee Stook's.usarkeL empire, the advicss from Constantinople state that Immovnitarrs ix BATT66B6L-PARIL During the government have just informed the holders of the rod few weeks alterations and improvements on • the three first issues of Consolidis (unconverted) lar g e ,..r.id,,h. /. haybe f ea 5 kd , ,, ,, ,,7 t ,,....i i. the r° 7l 2, Thirk,„", 346 * that the payment of th eir coupons falling due the whet .---y -.—P......"...C.41'... '''' ). 's '...1 13th September, is to be deferred until after the highly mit lPPl.?illisa ih The pried *. thmmal e el e lt er asu per Tu n ne . i s e w- e o fe wir ese conclusion' of the present conversion scheme. It formation of • beautiful prensimade from the Betimes. is understood that a similar course will be pursued rowl side of Moltke moths boat bon's; sad other improve. with regard to the dividends el the fourth issue, mists ajoinioi„ Is mekieg the promised* it wee hand t h e o wl chiefly h e ld .i n E ng l a nd, falling due on " ma*" t° heigh ten the Peeled "'mei feet , this "r - the 13th November next. This postponement thin of the w being now completed, isms Was of the beautiful spessrame Throb this y a m, of th e p lo t o n pre - 1 amounts to merely • temporary delay, yet will not east ma Is fora The promenade is twice its original be regarded with satisfaction by the subsoribers to width. and is is intended to pleat is with trees does each the new 36,000,000 L Five per Cent. Loan, which is 644' Other " 14 " 63 " dad iddd°l:°"ta " 6 b. vhf: . She based on the same general security as the Tied oat. Pawn who have sot pat visited the mak meals c omol i d g . I now do 62. to the pleats is the new gab-tgePical ( " dist ' The amount of foreign gold sent into Use Bank I of which there is no aqua/ in may el the other royal parks, will shortly be remomd. ay was 46,0001., but s further parcel of 1 The number of Areerioan families coming from 101, 8 0% sovereigns was withdrawn for transmission' the South of the United Biala to seek repose at Outs& is to unwed by one of the banks. seeetewtied wedrasr. lime el thew diodes' , dad do The steamer Shannon, from the West Indies, has moitslists. mimes emalleat widow's; ids side ors Per- b ean o' 201.0001. is e ssd the CULL:dam , Mar seqesiseed skit agrisalture, Ma all am telw ac ie be. from roo York, fk Tim swam , n imbi portant ceetribetioe to the proopelity at lire NOM* Mar. from Brazil, ban arrived at Lisbon with 7,8241. SHARD LISTB.--(TRIS DAY.) Two oVioca. ISI The railway market is dull to-day, and a decline .1 7 1 ,1 of per cent. has taken place in Metropolitan, Sed London and North Western, South Eastern, and 11.11,, Great Eastern stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 123 j to 1241 ; Great Western, 66 re: to 1; Midland, 1261 to 127 ; Lnneeshire and Yotimkbs, 111 to 1 ; South Eastern, 801 to I ; g al Great Eastern, data ; Caledonian, 129 to 130 ; Metropolitan, 1 to 139 ; London and South 3 Western, 951 to ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; ditto A, 151 to 152. Lombardo-Venetian and Bombay and Baroda, Railway shares have advanced, while Great Western se of Canada show a reduction. OILDINLILY eBAI AND srama. - os. I ra.l Rasmus. ifehlot !tad Itestair.... IN Caatelas all Osit awl WCairawall 11% • I A nod% yarn • Wall& o.lapallfoll. 11/5 Dabila aadll~.laate DindeikTINDANN-II all bat Landon Body Cwt. 10 Do. 1•11 Waaraw sod a. *Meru IN anal Imam Clad. N. WS Ds. /dam M.. 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Mk 13•141 IN Ikea Zeman, 169 NS 161 169 196 119 91 a 66 60 II 06 03 16 37 60 106 100 121 1211 90 02 106 167 sa 61 63 116 13411 Q 0 0 I 6.2 60 130 . 160. 1 3 1 41 Pa llis 106 106 __ 17. -- mi 1 W I Psi 97 90 iii osi at at 11l 10 00 70 100 106 471 1_ M W M 10 11 0• 118 110 11 11 pa 77 11 11 150 184 U I Ds. do. to North NI N. It B. Wooten Jaso MN booth* Oohing 100 tootrith N.L 100 looStishlrldload 100 Ihrottibiatt Oaks. 100 loath Doves 100 lkodh Nadirs MI Stanek troldarts.ho NO Tel Vats ago l4 Ut LDo. 0. . . .. ... _ Vale al stereos Wbitel2ll ce Wait Ozawall --i _ice um as SZITINI s.lYodel N. limiesee 101 lesa.banaltoOmer.l•4,l9e. 5 Do. all Buffalo It lake Muss INDo. reme L. Brea Prede gd Goderlea •I we rest 111114-1 , IM Oat tL iman we. 101 Owe T. I Dated. e. g. eII Diews...2"Per•ri 11* Nese. Cc • IN DNS ladles go. 5 do 15 Do. I 'standee IN Need Treek el uaaale mg no. rigaip. ll . s " 4l h 4 el D.3.1k.. D0. W WI r aik iorol d wer d ß oo,lsßrdig"47 : O Do. ell Do Ord 101. 540 N ail DM da deferred eU Da. Mk pat. kook • • aUes deriered IN area Isdlee Terarrele 14 De. gee. pee erg st Do. Yew do. Ida 01.1 L 0 ledlel.sP d. IN Do gre erg. • Do ell et Maslen of 04;Lia 1$ Do. Neer ...... ell De.fte.oo. pay. 1571 Dadi do. de. 111174 I ladles Onmels. Limited NO Nelemolo el. eerd. 10 ea IN Do. Gab de.— I De. 1110 105 Kolb. Clem. 6 Pei a. ea a Mel& 110105' 104 / IN N.1.410ia DrOdrlosl.o. IN 10 Do. I De. Is. .. WS De. Pealede de IN De. ledgelLSlN de ed } :23i Z SI 67} OW lok S 9 71 8i px 110,1( N a U I,icii zd I go, —es I zd I 14f.! "C a 61 la• LOA 4 di. A ... e R.l 76 BO W 100 N 76 111 10$ 1 106 , !•601e len - - - 21* 10T0 22 ig 91 68 70 90 64 u 99 52 66 46 40 48 45 U 30 17 19 0111 11 1.1 rie9ll4 %MI- 1041 16 Kt 86 1 b url 101 In ss 85 as so K ee 82 84 101 102 101 102 HO re COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LA.NK.—(THIS DAY.) M. II The snivels of English wheat flab up. to.day, have been M. only moderate, but is fair average oonditior. Both red and i, white samples have changed hands steadily, at Monday's N. advance in the quotatioas, and &good clearance was effected. M. The show of f ' wheat was moderately good. Holders N. were very Arm In their demand' ; but the badness doing N. was somewhat restricted, oo former terms. lit. Floating air of_ groan were Inquired for, and fall prices p‘ were readily obtained for wheat and barley to arrive. ss Fine barley, both English and forage, was in fair request N on former terms ; bat isferior kinds wore a doll inquiry at N late rates. The malt trade was steady at full quotations. M. 10 The supply of malt wan seasonably good. es. Good wood oats were in fair request, at fall prices. is Damp parcels wave the turn lower. es. Beane moved of: heavily, sad late rates were barely sup- si. ported. The supply was wary moderate. a. The sale for peas was heavy, at late quotations. a a. About an avenge Wainer was doing in Hour, and prices . wore well supported. M Linseed was very Ann, sad prises were the turn higher. Bs Rapeseed and oaks commanded full quotations. In other 10 articles very little was doing. at 10 &BRITAIN OF GRAIN. &A , s , CARLIAOR PROM axrr. as TO &arr. to Licca.ualvs. . wrist. Harlot. llalt. Ws. now. i ips. qrs. i n. tea. MOH sad c, 144 960 240 .. 1610 11 21 1890 .. .. 100 me woo .. sun i 4770 so sk 1 0 . usso 4610 966 79760 4770 1090 In _l9 famiga I VW I WASZFIELD CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) lie (IT UNIT= NINGDON MIMIC TILIOZAPH.) ft (ROY OCR OWN OONEWIWONDINT.) a New white sad troth old wheat a free at Is. ad- leib., mace. Lawlor samples aegleated. Barley, sad •• es. eats unaltered. se 3112(0IN G-LANK. --(TRIS DAY.) us SUGAZ.—The market coati:man awry firm and active. LA The private Wm include Porto Rio* at 37.. to 37 a. 6 d. ; re Cuba Muacovado, 36e. ; cloyed Manilla, 33.. &I. to 34a. ; lOp unclayed, 30a. 6d. ; Hauritiaa brews, 29e. &I to gm 312. 6d • oryetallised, 39a. ; Bengal, white 80. lee nares, ; Jaggery lisdna, 28a. Reflood firm is lee all potitiocia. dried goods being =thew quiet, bat for pie= W 11 S there an an satiric demand. N Corns—The bettor qualities of Plautatioe Ceylon have 9 , mold at 6d. advaaco, ether sorts at previous ratan. 77.. to 78 4. ; low middling sad middling, 79r. to F..k. 6d. ; M. good middling. 842.6 d. to 86e.; pea been, 78.. to 84e. IL slits oeylea, geed ordinary, 6&. 6d. to 67a. lb Ott Coook.—There is an improved demand, at dandy prices. ta p Trinidad said at 63.. 6d. mi 100.. 1111 Tae.—• fair Demises is doing at full rates. Bow. Ram and Saternran are all quit. 13rings.—Pimeato is ealeado at 21d. to 3d.. for COMMOri to good. Popper : Mask Penang, 3d. oath ; sioppore, N verb. Fiturr.—A fair badness is doing at steady PTicee.. Co=ot.—The markot bee become quiet, out in prima at so &sage boa takes plow N. at the full t. Jars—Berieree to a limited exteut is doing, Previous vale*. M. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following quotations : Town billow, 48s. 3d. net ash ; Pelersberg Y.O. on the soot. 44e. ; October to D u mber, 45e. 9d. to 48e. ; Desentbor, 475. ; larch, 48s. to 48.. 64. HYDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Luraorai.m..—Rides : Prises : 561bs. to 641b5.. to 3d.; 641b0. to 72165., 3d. to 30.; 72lbs. to 80ths., 3d. to 3td. ; •8016. to Whs., 34d. to 4cL; 88160. to 9616.., 4d. to 40. 96116.. to 10116.., 4d. to 40. Hors* bides, 9.. to 100.6 d . ; Colt skim. bibt, 2s. to 4s. ; roll, 6s. 6d. BRIMONTSZY.--Shoopilrins : Polled, ss. 13d. to Ts. • ~,,- balt.bsods, ss. 3d. to 6..9d ; Doom, 44. to as. I I 3s. 455. to 6s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MAIGEBT.--(THIS DAY.) Nero. Pattendeu and Smith report an active demand 64 .4 for all dreoriptione of the new growth, at fully late quota. gm tiara Cobury samples are generally very Nome, and the te.4 turn dearer. 1 110,1 Ikl Dean Close, hitherto the strenuous opponent of to,t oratories and toner* mingles of ritualism in all its forms, :1 has declared himself • coned to choral services. In parish mu churches, indeed, they " regain to be guarded by a severe II discretion," bat in cathedrals and collegiate chapels be thinks they are quits free from danger. Since he hes been MA • dean " a new habit " has been " created in his mind,. [qt t and " unless," he says, "I am g reatl y deceived, the con- ski victim of my mind is that the comfort I have experienced 21 6.! is Divine worship has been not • little enhanced by the r es regular cadence, measured time, and continuous monotone M.S in which our prayers are uttered." QUERN EMMA Op THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.— IWO Emma of Hawaii, aceempanied by the Nev. V. *0 a g a s o s plli, her Mansty's chaplain, and other members of her to t: suite, arrived at Portsmouth yesterdsy morning from Wy- los snag and London. bevies been the guest of the Rev. Mr. 15,0 Nage., ricer of Wynterieg, on the preying The 10,5 Queen, on striving at Portsmouth. proceeded to the reel. MA deuce of the mayor, Mr. R. W. Ford. when she partook of luncheon with his worship sad Mrs. Ford. After luncheon "s: the Queen embarked on board her Majesty's steamer l o t; Pigmy, Master Commander Petah, from the Victoria Pier, n and proceeded to the Isle of Wight, where it is her inn- MA tics te remain for several days. To-day the Queen will be SA peewit at & public meeting in the Orangery of Steephill Carta, near Ventnor, in aid of the S and wich blinds Z O. .: mission, the advocacy of which is understood to be the 5 . 7 4 principal reams' of Queen Enema's present visit to this se,e reentry. Similar ineetioge are advertised to take place ta NA the island at Freshwater end Ryder 4.ll, VISIT OF PRINCE AMADEUS TO GLASGOW.— ..tt l Prime Amadeus arrived in Glasgow from Liverpool on Monday night. and took on his !sodenee in the Queen's e 6,01 Hotel. The Italian Sag, Union Sank, and the St. George's 10,0 ensign were displayed from the flagstaffs on the top of the KM hotel in honour of tin royal pest During the course of ekis Tuesday the prime Ignited the Phan& Ironworks and MM various other places of interest in sad around the city. Ets.criON EXPINSIM. —The price of a seat in IA parliament varies considerably. There are boroughs—and so I happy are the members who sit for them—where • man 10.9 may be unopposed and be returned for as low a figure as t i e: 50/. or 601. We think them very ill.advised in setting their expenses at so low a figure, and letting such • state- ma rant be made public ;it is sore to bring halt • dozen can didnes for their seats at the next penal 'infirm, and let , there be • contest, bow different the tale ! The expendi. 118•4 tore of candidates at • borough election seems to oscillate between 1,3001. and 2,0001. Alderman Parkin, the tutriteendul conservative eaedidate at Stafford, owes that be spent 2,4951., while at Liverpool both shies spent somewhere about 3,0001. Even Yr. Themes fiesbes, who was supposed te have been retraced by the gratuitous service of the working men, could not get is far Lambeth for lea than eines hundred pato& The resew' tives of South Laseaahhe sprat 8,0001.. and lest on of their trio after all ; and, we s uspect, . the half rendes untold. Payments to solician, • span" doorkeeper, managers, and what sot, farts • large item of the eels lished seeeest ; freneeetly, we suspect, they fern a still larger item et the eseuhisehed easeest, bed they ars jest the chi Woes seder a dome eame.—Patt444. iv.r.z.... I mos t. 1 p. 6.4v ... 1 gm Iti SI _ _ _ :dl I LO.I JOINT STOOL WM& 11," ::- tr isa lb Maslsisimrsa. I so. la AlabosaisAU•sived ii WOO NO Da. boo" at ID pli. fa 10k000 MI iota Amato -- - I 60,000 60 Anglo !option (Do)- 111 4 WM ID Au& Hobo (UNIDO) 15 11.100 IS aahOloßank-Oor-nstrah 5 Woe 0 Avatralinla aa mes New in IMO 50 Baakoilleillsoonnion an 51 Bank of sopt 10 Bank of Lawton IS Dank of Otago (IMMO) 1111 Bank of (fatoodand V.) 0 lank ofirtotorta.grata 111 Bank of Now Zastaaft 5.) i llarnot's Bank ;WOO R _ _ 20 . 10 irritlilM6.l - 11.aLsa , 10 ikttash N. Americo.... le C. Bk. ladla,Ana., a 122 12 Mart. Mar. at 12414,62 iii ra lisokt i l Lndiatt ; .10 Osepondalad Bank (1 ) . 'iti oai tiToiol WO Do. New DO Dahl and Loudon GO lowa Linden 1 101,000) 00 Lawton Naokanpf Lb& 11 English Joint Stack (L.) 10 Ing.OooLlAnaLClsrtd. SO Naga& and Swedla& (L 10 Frtropean BankflAmitod 100 glodamuallnaillap.(l4 1 ' 100 Do. Weed at Ipa 1 1 100 D. New 1 100 'modal Bank. Dro 11 • 0 a / lelnipartaloolocaan-. ll a lonian. a/ 114 Do. New 1 1 _lO Loa goellac Isalt(1 ) I Ng L oo .lik.of Mezloo,dosj!. 11 NO / I lan. Doak a sialbal,4. 11 "I H e -,tz Lesion and DinalNin In Do. New 2i te• Los.D.Ayreadtl..llM&L IS DO. New. Ws. at li ow lt 10 Laa. MBank al AMI e t o• uses. ono °Troy.— al o so Roat wow.— 11 O 111 randollooontk Aftioan al 1. Loa. dk B. *Worm (110. 5 • 1 10 Do. do. New.... 11 O SI Londen&Veneseela (L.) 11 O NO Lan & Waslaniantar .. IN B 140 p e nchant nant(flm)._. 0 B 40 Maroanttia & Sueota.. 11 /0 100 Mateo. & rim bank (L. 11 Itloo Do. d& 10 0 Itldlaad Usk (Lim) *NO National of Liverpool U 10 NO .N.Pro.at toglaml t 00 ) 10 Do. Ind and lird lam 00 10 'National Bank 00 10 ! New &nth Wain .... 00 10 New Leland (laullool) , 00 110 North Western 00 111 'Oriole,' Bask Oorporo el 10 IProviallanktugOorp.(L tio 1 0 Do. do. 'O O 1 1 0 Po/Am ot inland .... 1 DO 10 D. do • /011 10 Ilabada.tanl.,&Dalbl (L 1 ON 0 South Arizona • MI lei Mr& d B.IL Mils NO 100 Do. d.. fa Mawr ll IS S Dios al Ananias MOO NO Valsoi el huhu' gam ) 11 000 40 Woo al load's B DIBISTUaI lid, Mil illiels.4p.ablor. IN (I.llllla.,opa.leadid 100 G. Wski..Y.-.0z., p. et.. ha. lk July.... 100 I•••altk.oo.o..laatily 100 Loa,Drigh.4p.e.las&Dy 10 L&N.W.ip.e.hadasSy Iso Dm. Sep.e.JsaAhaS 100 1.41.9.W.,19.0.JaaNe1, 100 Indkuld,49.•Jsaeld, 100 N. lirttlah. IL r. a D. S., 60. et, TN. a • .. 100 11.1b1e5.,4p. 105et.N.L.49.4.0.604. NO a 161 tie r id If 16 Ms o 2& 21111 S 10 010 4 6 4Us Us II 10 1 100 41 11 1 Wet di 11 11 ill ear 1: 42 if 4 T T etla k Um 1 —PO al 1* ii li a PO P SO 11 Si 9 dli 16 8 444 10 11 9db 41 1 1 1 c 16 1 db et 1 ' Par B4 r a -- - fireenosetlek. Vetoed& Cleve C ear Pansenen Reed.. toceetort r i erittb:: Ptetseneellt londce Seszbotnago wain ILL 81.151511 5.8.11. 81.11 r W. sex u Zug. 10.14 57 8. 10.15,51 5.1 10.1151! 8.1 10.5061 1 LILL KU lot 5.. Z. Ulla 1 11.11 56 E. 0 15 . .04 1 80.121 5 1 . 10.1551, 18.1. . 03.72.59, E. . 18.1158 E. .36.1067 E E.E. .*3o'o p&L .NM 57. 8.1 . 10.85 1 56, 5.W. ICI. X.I. NZ N.L The directors oi the Thames Iron Works, Ship Bad Wing, Engineering, and Dry Dock Oornpany have determined upon the payment of an ad interim dividend at the rate of 10 per eon. per annum. With reference to the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, the subj oined notice was posted y esterda y in the Stock ge : Sir,—l leave to Ideas you that we have received ham New York remittasses antonatiag is 30,752 12 101., ea seems% of the A Winds and Orest Wooten Railway Com pany, for littered sweant.-1 am, Ise. tamed) W. Boom, liseager. Oasedidated Rink(Limited), WM Sept., 1965. r. Blenghter, Eaq , ileastary Railway Depernmst, chock Eachaege. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China g is called for the 18th October for the purpose, of declaring an interim dividend for the half-year ended the 30th June last. With the exception of a trifling decline in Nero peen Bank, there was no alteration in the market for bank shares. We are requested to state that the Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Company (Limited) have removed from 66, Threadneedle-street, to 8, Southwark Chambers, Borough, S.& The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 27, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Grealation lane 527.778,725 Decease £213,140 Predation active 2,502,645 Lumens /51,600 ?Wino deposits Other deposit' 25.789,6 26 Lome* 22,551 government securities in basking derrtmeat 10,384,939 No donna securities banking C Other in epartment 22,522,316 bantam 1,169.8914 Coin sad bullion in both departments I day and ether bills 5.10,663 Increase 6,075 The Rest B,Bll.l7 6 l ames*, 10,006 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes koala ) 6,276,080 Demises 396,730 I:thanking departmsot The decrease in the coin and bullion is 269,0231. ; this denotes the existence of a steady drain of coin to the provinces and to Ireland, for the result of the import and export movements of the week was a gain to the Bank of about 60,0001. The activity of the demand for money is shown by the inereacie of 1,189,8881. in the private securities, but as 731,1921. of this is made up by the addition to the govern ment and private deposits, the diminution in the reserve does not exosed 442,6131. it on pursuant to as Act Itli mans Illsdasaday. therran. 1 .oovermot debh.•811.411. 1 . 0 Other eseedese 8•6 490 Geld eds eel bal hoe 14 1 24 115 Bever blithe. an,7711,116 FPLITIMINT. 00ot:omen& Soda lities (ineludiag Dead Weight.in 5111,1134.110 Otiornaerities 61,4111 Notes ammo Goal NalMr Cols SACO /246,014,111111 rousis. D.Y•b' as Sept. 28. 1866. £40,014.1100 Of Tammy Em men Consols, which closed yesterday at 894 to 4 for the 10th October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 894 to 4. For money the last pries was 89 4 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89e, 4. •• ditto, for account, 894 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 1 83 4, ; New Three per Cents ., 874, ; Jodie Five per Cent. Stook, 1054, 105 ; ditto Four lia: Cent Debentures, 1888, 100 ; Four i per Cent. edema" rupee paper, 89; ditto Five ! per Cent., 1024. \National Discount shares were last quoted 104 to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, to dn.; Overend, Gurney, and Co.. 44 to II prem., ' being fi rm • Egyptian Trading, 1 to 04 dis. ! Ottoman Sociiitti Gliorrale, 24 to prem.; Bud eon's Bay, 154 to IgLion Brewery, 14 to 24 prem.; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 11 to 14. The shares of the Canada Company, as well es Fairbairn Engineering, Soottish Ansi:alien Id vestment, and Trust and Loan of Upper Canada, were inquired for. Transathintio Steam shares were nominally quoted par to 1 prem.; London and Australian Agency, to 1 prem. ; and Allan's T rans - Atlantic Telegraph, 4 to 14 prem. The shares of the financial emplane were more inquired for, and fires. Credit Foucier and Mobilier rope sa. to Ts. 6d. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Financi al , 14 to lt prem. ; Genersl Credit, 2to prem. • London Financial, 8 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 24 to prem. ; Credit Fouler and Mobilier, 44 to ft prem. NIX11&-(THIS DATJ Two °Two& In the mining market today the dealers are almost exclusively engaged in the set tlement of the fortnightly account, and prices generally are unchanged. Cluverton and Chiverton Moor shares are in de ' mewl at better quotations the former are now quoted 121 to 1, and the latter, to in i m p ro vement is reported to have isiten p I the former mine. Last Lovell are alao inquired for, at 151 to 161. Frontino and Bolivia shares have bees dealt in at 5, being rather latter, and Yudanamutans at 11. NATIONAL SOCIETY TON THE PROTECTION OP YOUNG 0131.8.—Aa tate:lntim gathering of the rid 'chokes, educated in the school helmets( to this misty, took piece at Woodhouse, Warta& on Wednesday. Moat of the ibis pressed came front the aelebourhood of Landes, it being toned impnetieable for those liviog Is the conatry to &Weed. The sills arrived at the ',lstituto= at about twelve o'cicei, sad altar • plain but subetantial dieser, entered into a veriesy of aleueseseete with great relish. It wag gratifying to witness tb• frisson, greetings between thomis the school and three who had acme to visit their old home. The day was hematite'!" Ana, sad the mammy roamed about the grounds, which are I. the same Mete u when the man sion woe occupied by Kr. Wag Wiesm. Fruit, lemonade, leeks, iron, were plestifelly provided, and the whole com. pony, including visitors, set down at half-past four o'clock to tea. After title a handsome and interesting book was preeentA with a few weeds of enamel addressed to each of the old daml. A little more recreation took plat* mil cheerful gams terminated the day's maasemeate. PAILLIMLENTAILT VOTTNII IN LIVIMPOOL. —During the revision of the Ms d ediamentary esters far the I(l,7l%lthe:l4l.l.:surritnol tie li wwhcee c l i ssr4. her easeseded iste Lsti . kiat the emeervativesll2 for Messes, wise. The his e rle objected to 861, red the eneserratives to 1,938. The liberals substantiated 49 out et 260 sew Maims ; sad the eoesermo tiles 22 out of 214. Of " uskeows " psnese—that is per sons dead, police offieme, end rovernmeet servante—the coaservatives streak off NS, and the nestle 446. THE Gaw Fns AT CONSTANTINOPLE. The Gorarsamat has, it is Wider•ioo4, derided ea relpaildisc the burnt down potties et Stashed la Mass, ead is sio ready eaped ea • plea for the realisable of this peel work cm a basis which will enable even the poorest owners of the destroyed property the to reseastrest their bovosso or to obtain the fell wales of the sites by espropriMiemer ' The prohibition of (stare buildings in wood is also we leers under cossidentioa , wit h every likelihood el its Wag decided on. If It be so the late oeniagration will bays proved the greatest benefit that has befallen Oseetash seals 'ism the Cooqueet. —Lemuel Herold, Sept. 20. Lottriza ! LooDsh !—A few years sumo, Tom I Marshall wee delivering an address betas • large audieson is Buffalo, when some ems is the bell every few monad* shouted. " Louder ! louder I" Tom deed tits far • while, but at last, turning gravely to the presiding odour, ho said : " Yr. Chairmen, at the leek day, wises the angel, shell with golden trumpet proclaim (d a y time Asti be so mem, I doubt not. sir, that there will be la that vest Growl ae now, some drunken fool from Babb>, shouting. " Leader ! Loader!" The beam reared, Tom west ea with his speech, but there omens mere cries of " Louder!" —American Pope". As soon as the despatch re ached Aca p ulco, As the sews et the destroetise el Amerissa whalers ley the rebel pirate iliesaetsai, the eassastisr et the UGH& wee steamer Devastation, them lying in the harbour, seed* an taken*, with O ne, G. P. Ilasia, al tie Usited States steensor &Mak to bloomed bin that Imo child sat sal steamer, wAtt theDerashales woad at the Elhaessdiah„ eadAmeldesset freiere aa OW" end rageosAsevehtrwiltlyillidlli kft 14194 ila.irows goores his want sat WI alie port as mesa se his map could be et saw var.—Paeans &or. uiu M 1 8846 MA WO 2 9 . 11 PO lii eo,oool pa. ,,w00 l aos l ii 110 1 • • te 4 1! 14 26 6 a _l_ 6 al Ms iplai ilk Nal I -Pal 51 6 51 KN./ N.Z. 1174.11. 9.8. K. B.IL IL I - - ro 0 , tO 69, BAWL OF INGLAYD.—An Al sad Sta VW. a. it, for Os • &Somber 27, =Fs FM Notoo lewd FU,778.724 isimsata nuiznio Proprietors' Capital 614,66100 0 Rest 1. 0 1 ,178 Pablis Deposits (1n eluding SICSIPS , Sal. Banks, Oan mit. of Natiosuit Debt, and Div Accounts) Other Deposits 11.7 WAS Seven day Andean: Bills