The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-28 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Cathatise Adams, • inddlieuged womaa, was brought Wraiths Lord Mayor charged with creating a disturb:mos at the Mast London 'Union, sad Unsealing violent* to the chairs" sad relieving of the Booed ofuardians Mr. Cowper, tie relievingAlen officer, said that on the pre vious about o'clock, while the Board of Gu aftereame, ldens wu sittiag in the beard-run, in Devon- In the prisoner Finned r appearance i n • great passion,_ and upon going before the board. He attempted to prevent her but it was of so tee, she forced her way into the board noes where the guldens were idttiag and abused them in a molt gees tanner, and threatened to split the chairman's head. She was told to lean, but refused to him do es aced when witness asked her to go away she abused and threatened to do him some mischief. The disturbance ass so great that the board was compelled to mend bull nese. and be was obliged to end for a policeman and give bee into custody. The Lord Mayor inquired what was the mason for the prisoner acting in midi an outrageous =maw. The relieving officer replied that he believed she was dissatisfied at the decision the guardians had given just before in referee:le to sn application that kad been made to them hy the prisoner's eon, a lad 17 years of sae. He mid that the prisoser sad her featly lad received relief from the talon for a great many years, arid her children had been admitted and situations had ben obtained fcr them, but the mascot they obtained • pleas the prisoner went there and got them di:chuffed- The prison r, in e answer to the charge, said that she wetted the guardians to give her eon an outfit, so that he might be she to go to see. Ths lard Mayor told the prisoner that it appeared to him that she had made up her mind to saddle herself and her wa y wpm the perish for the rest of their lives, and he ordered leer to suer Into recognisance@ to keep the peace for six ninths J.,,, fg mime, a miserable -looking eine,wascharged with in poseseein of • Beak of England note for 10/., sop peed have been stoke. It red that on the 12th of September a gentleman Small revs a 101. note to a servant named Hants for wage', sad she placed it in a cupboard in the hone of tier late master, who relied in the Bury-road. Kilburn. A Ws it appeared, was going on upon the premises, and the 'teener was seen among the persons who asserelded. The note was missed from the cupboard slicetly afterwards, sad on the =ad the prisoner pruned himself at the Bank of England, and asked for champ forth. tots. The account he gave of himself, however, was so un mtiefactory, that he waa gives into custody. It was proved that the prisoner was seen in the very room from white the sots was taken. The prisoner was committed far trial. CLERKENWELL. RETURNED CONVICTS AS Deractrers CONSTABLES. Willis , '; Danis. who described himself as a photographer, and William Mitaell, as • oostennonger, both of them well dressed, were charged with unlawfully representing themselves as detective odious of the metropolitan polies, and with fraudulently obtaining the sum of 10s. from Mrs. Julia Heiht, of 9, Orounor-roid, Highbury New Park. The complainant stated that on Tuesday morning last the prisoner Davis called at her residence sad stated that he was a detective officer from the Islington policeetalloo, that he Had heard the evening before that she bad loather dog, that Ice keew the parties who had stelae it, and that he was there to ascertain the full description of the dog, hut added that he was certain the one he spoke of was the right one. After some convention he asked to see the offices below and he was shown them. She (witness) had offered 10s. reward fa the recovery of the prisoner showed her one of the handbills containing the deseriptioa of the missing dog. After some delay he said there was a cab waiting for her if she would go with him to identify the dog, and she did go with him to the Hackney road. She gave him 10e. to get the dog, and when in the Hackney-road the odic:oar told her to wait at the corner of a street and he would fetch the dog, and he also said that it was secenary for her to stay Users as if the thief was to see her with him he would either make his escape or might kill the dog. He did not return, aml she then communicated with the poles who told her she had beco deceived. She thought his statement' were correct because he was so well deeded, and it wee became he repro vented himself as a covetable that she gave him the money. The prim:nee told her that the dog had been stolen so that the thieves might get into her house, but she was afraid that the primmer was the person who wanted to rob it, as he looked well over the lower part of it. Anne Kerr, servant to the last witness, said she opened the door to the prisoner Davis, who asked to see either the master or the mistress. He saw the previous witness and said that he was a detective from the Islington police-station, that be had come respecting's dog that was stolen, and that the intention of the parties taking the dog WAS that they might with ease rob the house. He asked to go down stairs, to look at the fastenings of the house, and in the belief that he was a Polito-constable lowan allowed to do so. Polioe-constable Dudley, 488 N, said he yesterday new the prisoners together in Pentonvills. He told Davis he should take him into mutely for representing himself as • police constable. He said that it was all right, and that the other prisoner could not help what le did, and that be knew nothing at all about it. Both the prisoners were returned convicta. Police-constable Lewes, 365 N, said he saw the prisoners together in Righbury on the day In question, and beard them ask for No. 9, Grosvenor-roexl, Iltighbury New Park. Shortly after that Harebell left Davis. and then Davis asked him the way, and be showed him. He (witness) afterwards passed the door, soil saw the prisoner Davis speaking to the witness Kerr. The rimier went into the bowie. He (whines) waited lariat for a quarter of en hour. and (iod ise the prisoner did not come out thought it was all right, and went away. The prisoner Mitchell denied tket he knew anythieg,of the me, and Davis said be should reserve his defines. The magistrate discharged Mitchell, and remanded Davie until Wednesday next. WOIISHIP-STKEET. POISON AND TILE KVITE.—AIPESIPTED SUICIDE. Scarcely a day passes but among the numerous charges brought to this court there is not one or more attempts at self-murder. Almost invneithly • remand is ordered. A letter from the chaplain of the Rowe of Detention ex pressive of the prisoner's penitence and promised future good behaviour is produced at the second hearing, sod in nine instances out of ten the offender is discharged, with kind advice and • caution from the magis trate, who not unfrequently has the lame person brought before him on a precisely similar charge within a month or two afterwarwards. The following three RAM. however, are simply "first appesrances," but they were beard almost consecutively, and it will be coon bow lightly this great crime of attempted suicide is in the majority of instances held. Janus William Manday, 42, a French polisher, living in Iteform.equare, Friar's-mount. Bethnal-green, war charged with unlawfully swallowing poison. Constable 65 H. said—Yesterday at 20 minutes to 11 o'clock I was called into the prisoner's house, he appeared very ill, and told me that he had swallowed poison became his wife had not been home ell the previous night. Prisoner—lt was oxalic acid ; I'm very sorry I brought It all up again. (It was difficult to understand how this remark should be received until the man added, " I'll never do it again.") A youth, who mid he wee the prisoner's moo, observed that his father did not appear very ill, that he oougbed and spat, but it was crime:ion with him Ro to do. Mr. Baxter Phillip', the division:3 surgeon, said that the prisoner had taken a large quantity of the acid upon a much larger quantity of some 02019 palatable fluid, thereby causing a• violent retching when he saw him at the station house, and which undoubtedly saved him from dull,. Prisoner, who on hearing this, cooly remarked, " Well, I bad been drinking • bit," was remanded. Ellen Read, a married woman, and living in Dorset street. Soitaleelds, was charged with attempting to destroy her life by rutting her thrust with a razor. Horne. 17 . . z H, acrd —Yesterday ereeing I was celled in to the priaoner's lodging. She was bloodied frightfully from • wound in the throat. end I found this razor, which is very sharp, covered with blood. The hushand of the prisoner, a working man, here ob served—She's net addicted to drinking, and bed not any occasion to do it fruit I know of. She has been very low spirited lately. 1 took her into the country this day week. Sot any evidence as to the extent of the injury WAS taken, and the womin, who made no zemark, was remanded for a week. C,ardinc r?,:!, 45, was charged with attempting to des stroy herself l.y taking oa dic acid. Barkley, 400 N —l's-isooer lives in Blue Anchor-alley, Old -street, and is a Freach polisher. Lest evening I was called into the infirmary of St. Litre e, and the porter gave me the label marked " Oxalic Acid." Prisoner was there, and !said she took the acid because she was in a little trouble at horn.. Prisoner—l bought it in Whitecrognstreet, only a peony wnrtb. I brought it all up again. Dr. Phillips—A peon yworth would not bnrt her. Magistrate (to the woman) —Why did you take it ? Prisoner—Well, I was in a passion. Remanded for a week. THAMES. Mr. Partridge, who ban enfoyel a seven weeks' yantioo ' returned to the court this morning, and commenced business at 10 o'clock. Mr. Paget, hi. colleague, bee presided io the court every day (Friday last excepted, when Mr. Woolrycb of 611011, getting through an immense quantity of badness ' com mencing regularly at 10 o'clock is the morning precisely, and frequently sitting until 7 and 8 o'clock in the even ing. He has not left a single undiatiosed C 268 for the adjudication of Mr. Partridge. Mr. l'aget haying taken his holiday in the early port of tic summer the business of the court will he . promeded with regularly until next 'trainer, each coog Crate presiding three days in each, week. The other evening when Mr. James, of the Poet office, Newton, in Hampshire, put his hand in the letter. box to ctearit, he found to his dismay f& snake coil round hi. aim, bat fortunat-ly it did bim no injury. It is sap posed to have been erJprei into till box by MAO lalaigiOVJ pesos, THE EXPRESS, THURSDAT EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1865. MONIY rib. 1 ii. 0. - • fit Aagtflopt. ay. (L.) ei al 111106 data • • 10 104 , 5 Tel. map-a SIM II kaolndisalttrii(L " 111 15 =111•1 141. 7 1 11 ( j 1. a US Salchow Vaughan (L. 11 6 Samba, Elea id 000 11 Do. lad tome 1 900 5 Do. 3rd loam 1 KO 00 MVO Arnim Lai CI IN $3. B. & 1 Nag. T. (L.) . 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Cauds 1 20 11o.Marine of Llama. 6 !ThiltedlL.laleg.o6.(l.l I 11 21 osivers.Marine !nag.' ~ 10 Upper Al mall'ea(lAm ) 10 Ditto SO voaDimaies Laid ... 1 60 ,Warr.n*Rlngmeref UM) ~ SO ' asetirolis &racier-SA' § ha i Ili o f • data 4 1 r Pi Fl a ig —.— 610 di ST a 21 2 IMa V 3 6111 6 par 2pa a 4; *dß 4 t ; t clis 10 4 SWs i i ibia i: rt.: le per Wm Vi ..• AAi iii\ li 1 1-1 A : pl 9 dial sel—il Pa ' • 4 Sr *Ms par 610 7 5 cils 3 31/ 00 6 7 . 4 6 1 Ma 39 41 61 76 77 * 17 4 19 re 8 3101 1 JI 67 39 UI Te 8 ill 15 24 10 4 105 ill par 11 79 • 119 11.1 10 1 e 112 127 10 6 4 din 5 l 81 64411, all 30 82 100 I 16 as au - I 1110,0001. • 100,000 7,6001 37,600 , 10,000' 100,000 30,000. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE In mamma NEWMARKET 3LENTING.-(THD3 DAY.) QUEEN'S PLATE. Brow Shako lAdy lIIIds Eno. HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Wait Volunteer ... ... 1 7 nu. POST MATCH. Nullities walked over. EIGHTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. 1 Fats Robin Hood . Crown Prince ... 7 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOTS. Gressbow Eclectics Idle: ... i 5 irr-0.- ::: ..i -3 TWO-YEAR•OLD HANDICAP. Half•inils. Miura 2 10 ran. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Muter Richard. Met 51b ; Lytham. 84 12113; Trouble. 1 1! some, Bei 12113; Acolyte, Bst 81b ; Onazdenten, 84 61b ; Lady Valentine, 84; Jape*, Ret Volunteer, 84 Idi. emotion, 7st 131 b ; Idler, 71b ; D o used , 7st 101 b mid,; et Bet 131 b ; Discretion, 64 Lab ; Juarnion, tiet 41b ; Reim- es Una, 21b ; Glen Isla, fist. 81 PAID Fouurr.—Meater Rinhard, Lytham, Aoolyte, Lady Valentine, indigestion, Doeford, and Rejection. 85 15. ENTRY FOR TWO-YEAROLD HANDICAP. Half • M. ogle. Kin Hale, dot 10113 ; Valerit, 84 filb ; Stoneham, 84 51b; N. Melinda, Bst ; Brenta, &t; Venturenotne, Bst ; Oarnirette, 74121 b; lodise titer, 74 101 b ; Slender, 7st 101 b ; Steam- N. boat, Tat 21b ; Oesarewitcb, 7st 21b ; Muter Shut, 74 2lb ; se. Blackthorn, 74 21b ; Mineral, ist ; Henbane, fist 10113; Chance Skint f, Ret 10113; (Marionette. Got 71b. Pam Fonrurr.—Cessrewitch and Bleakihren. t lee ENTRY SELLING STAKES. Rutland Straight Connie. I ° o Verderer, Harper, Mazurka, Trap, Merry Knight, Indian a t Star, and Pupil ars here. M. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCH. 10 to I apt Sa'pipet= (t) 20 to 1 John Davin (t) 20 to 1 Alabama (t) 20 to 1 Privateer (off) 25 to 1 Faros (t) 30 to 1 Morris Dancer (t) 30 is 1 .Lansdoon (t) 40 to 1 Helen (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 14 to 1 apt Gladiatenr (I) 33 to 1 Breadalban• (t) at. 1 - Alabama (t) 13 to 1 Wedding Peal (t) *1 to 1 Sister to Drake (t) 50 to 1 Gardevisure (t) 50 to 1 FWD) Chat (t) 66 to 1 Chimney Sweep (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. r+ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT Zumonuo MID INTRRRATIONAL TZLIORAPR.) (FROM OUR OW'S CORRlDroarmiT.) The market is rather quiet. Sales 15,000 Wes-5,000 mulation sod exchange. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCGAIt. -The demand ontinues very brisk, at firm prices. N. The sales of British West India an not large, owing to the N. reduced quantity offering of othor description. The trans. actions include Porto Rico. at 37e. ; Cuba Muscovado, g i at 36w. ; white Siam, 37.. ; cloyed Manilla, 33.. ed. ; brown of Paraiba, 325. ; brown Mauritius, 32a. to 33.. ; grain, 365. to to 38.. 6d. ; grainy Jaggery Matins, 29a. to 29.. CA Refined dried goods are quiet , but firm pieces are readily a' saleable at 355. to 41s. on COPFICE.-Plautati Ceylon anilines to be in good to to request at firm prima, good qualities being most in demand; it triage sold at 48a. to Gos. ; low to good middling, 78e. 6d.; 10 to 86e. ; fin bold, 904. le COCOA has sold at adent the [armor value, but the demand ti is not brisk. Grey Trinidad sold at 63.. to ties. ; ordinary to superior red, 695. to 100 s. Si Tiz.--Sosated teas ex recent arrivals have sold at ea keen prices. 11tC1.-No sales reported. lib IL-A small parcel of Jamaica sold at 34. fid. SAGO. -About 1.000 inn of pearl sold, fair to good small, ti 206.6 d. to 21a. 3d. ; fine, 22z. 6d. MSPICES have been sold at the fall previous currency. 1 Pepper Petting, 3.1. to 34d. ; Singapore, 31,1. to 31d. Tellinerry and Malabar, 4d. to 4 ; white Singapore, I 310.; nutmegs, small, ls. to Is. sd. ; cloves, Zanzibar, to ; ginger,lamaiee, 63a. to 72a. ; Cochin, 6.n. to 'No.; Bsogal, 375. ; Cassia Lignea, broken and mouldy, 83s. to 872. ; cinnamon. Ceylon, second sort, Is. Bd. to Is. 93. ; first pile, le. 11d. FIGJIT.-Tbe market is 'toady at the previous eurrenry. Currants, ordinary to middling new. 25 5. to 32.8. ; damned, ! 24e. to 275. Raisins, Valencia, common, :r34. to 345. ; selected, 37e. to 48f, ; mnarstels, layer', 8 3i. to 84s. ; old, 39e. Turkey Bga, 45a. to 71s. Samerrsz.-800 bags of Bangal sold for cub is 14 days, at 23e. ed.. tannin 41 to 2i. COCHINEAL. -MO bap have bees sold at ld. to 2d. ad ' vane ; Honduras silver, pasty, Is. 9d. to 3s. ; clean, 3s. 4d. to 3s. ed. ; Toneriffe silver, 3s. 4d. to 3s. 6d. ; black, 3a. sd. to is. 4d. Corros.-The demand continues very active, at a further 'dimness of Id. to id. per lb. Jura has sold at fall prices for ordinary and fine, and at 10e. anon for medium ; the priers paid for common are at 111. 55. to 141. ; medium, 161. :5. to 181. 10s.; line, 221. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firmer. Town tallow is quoted 46.. 9a. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 465. ; October to December, 43e. 9d. ; December. 475. ; March, 48e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is larger than on Thursday last, and equal to that of this day fortnight. Trade is grncrally dull, and prices are lower than on Monday. The dcanin.l for sheep is very small, and although the supply is by no means large, they cannot all be sold. Prima are lower for all kinds. Choice salves are not plentiful, earl maintain lsto quotatioes. Our foniin supply consists of 395 beasts, 3,570 sheep, 256 calve), and 7 pigs. Per 44114 of Vas. 5. 4. 4. d. Per stoned Sibs. s. d. s. A. Dolt Seats. Hotta. 5 0 5 4 F.oatTnakilf4llBls 0 0 0 0 Feat Short-borne 4lO 6 0 Kent Lone-w 0015.... 6 0 6 @mond qua. beat 29 3 6 Do. dn. Shorn 60 0 0 Calms Pip Bastin:Mt HU-heeds 4 6 8 Lambs Besets at market. 1,090 ; sheep and lambs, 7,810: calves, 374 ; tam 30; macho:ons, none. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—rade rI (THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Eristnn report. tow at last day's prices. Prime clover, from 1265. to 153 e. ; inferior ditto, 100 s. to 11:ia ; wood eat clover, 60.. to 1201.; Prime meadow bay, 100 s. to 110. ; inferior ditto, Ms. to 90.. ; rowan, 60s. to 80s.; straw, 30a. to 381. Tee GEAND STAND AT ASCOT.—The want of a eonvelient alighting place for the numerous visitors who yearly flock to the Grand Stand at Ascot for the purpose of witnesaing the races has long been felt, more especially in wet weather. In order to remedy this defect a large octa gonal rustics pavilion, with sub wings and covered way to the front of the stand, is being erected close to the side of the roadway by Mews. °Ades, of Reheat, for the trustees , I under the - direction of Captain Seymour. Carriages will thus be enabled to draw up by the aide of the central pavilion, and also at the wings. The new arrangement will allow visitors to alight in comfort, without getting wet, in rainy weather, end to pass enders continuous shelter to the "tend. The new pavilion and wines will he ornamented with ros'ic oolnum facing the public road leading to the Royal Ascot Hotel, and when finished will form an attrac tive addition to the stand buildings. FOOT-BALL AT RLIOBT.—The fleet foot-ball match of the season, " Sixth Form v. School," will be played on Saturday. Sept. 30.1 SCal CorrYrr SCHOOL—This school will be opened on the 12th e October by a publio ceremony. The school is situated at Cranky, and is intended to provide a plain education for the sons of the middle classes. The establishment is capable of receiving 150 boys ; the regal. site buildings have been erected at a cost of 10.0001. SALE OF TUE SCARBOROUGH CLIFF HOTEL.-011 Tuesday aft :moon the building known sit the Cliff Hotel, 1 at Scarborough, was sold by auction. The hotel in io unfinished state ; but • ver y groat amount of prepared materials is included in the p urchase. The sale was 1 announoed to be holden at the Bull Hotel, but the corn piny proved so numerous that an adjournment to the site of the hotel, in the open air, was decided upon. Mr. • George Actoo, of York, ins the auctioneer. The bidding' commenced at 30,0001„ advancing by 1,0001. at each bid up to 43,0001. ; and on 43,200 1 . being reac hed, the nom. petition was dclared to be open. Mr. Shaw, of Mon. cheater, advanced to 43,40 W., after which Mr. J. 8.15. 00 1 Leeds, offered 43.600/.. for which sum he was declared to be the purchaser. The bargain is °moldered to be a good en* by all who are acquieted with the building in its present coodition aid with its future prospects. Up to the present nearly 90,0001. bee been expended on the hntldieg. Al 1 11 q 4 1 21 /".42-* ill Cambrian all Grat and Bandon all Coravall all 80. • I • tio els. mill all Do. Ely. tulepad to B. 100 Babb!' sod Befte./ene all DeadenPrellalateL/e all Bast London Balp Cert. 10 Do. 100 041W011 sail &Waimea 100 areal 11•01071 i Ord. U. 100 Do. AN. etk. ,No ! 100 Brea Bored Malone 100 Greallicabera WI NIA pi rm. 1041V.IM ISO Do.ll - I IBS p. atepald D 100 at. South & West. (lre ) 100 and Wasters 100 Do.liWur VaLOanBtl 100 Do. Saab Waal— . 10 De. W. BBL—Caere 100 De. Do. N= 100 Do. Do. 100 laremblre • Terabit* 100 Leedom mid Bleakvall 100 Lem,ftiOne, , [Wool 100 Insena.MelßM a Day 100 Do. Wt. Brim Aop.o. 100 Inetlenealeals Wale. 100 LoseoneneatbWeetsra 100 llaa..sl4,llLiseelmis 100 asimmolitma 7 Do. Pew 4 80. !Menem all Ileero.Dta (Pro. early C 10 Do. do. do. 93 96 I 11l 96 Irl 16 14 9 I * Do. lima 14 ca !Wares 100 Do NM • Derby 100 ▪ Nar6blettsb •• • • • WO Do. Natn.,Pertn•Dtori. 100 N. Neelern..Berwleit 2 Do. Q. N.l Pon.— Do. Leed5.._...... ell Do. Otack.lDarling. Do. ao. 186648 100 N o nd0n 188641... Lo 6 De. du., :Nil 100 North lisiTerdsbtre all N. i B. Western Joao 100 leottfan Osumi 100 IScoensh lildtand AberAlk looNisat leo trite Union 100 100 'loath Lateen oil Steinare.Wordnerhomte 100 Tel Vale 8 Do. 0 ........ Ws Vele et Noon 2 i Waterloo Wlntebelll 100 tires& oormrsll 03.1T1811 PI I Pd. I BULWLIS. aAlsos436lM Lalmre IBota.liv. &C. to.g.igua. le i :u OS 100 DO. F Awe. 'Buffalo ets . Lake Harps' I an • I 8011.. Brant s & On.taatah 6 pee cent 16P-S-6 OaL a s. maim) 6p.0.a. Ohio T. & Dock do. d Duasrark7 p.dper.prell Kra. Imal ad. 6 dO • • INS Indian Cu. 6 do - - Do. .1 Katoomon 'Gnat Trask of us Ws itaTa iloo 1 100 ileteo Do. lA poet. &mdaf Do. do. deterred Do. and wet Bonds Do. do. deferred Do kd wet. etoc.k Do. do. deferred Do. 4th prof. Rook Do. do. deterred Gnat Todlin renitisall Do. goo. 6 per coot. Do. New do Dl 5. of 'DWI"' p. K Do 41 per omit. GL Weatorn of Canada Go. Nur Do.op.o.Bda. pa,. ICI D 0.6 do. do. 1t17745 Todtan Branch. Limited Matins oar. a p. cool gao. do. 4 . 0 .• • D D ao. oo.— Do. my lfartaaakon Kolb. Corp. 6 par C. Ed Kalb. and Hobaoa'l M7 I.ll.okauatip.e.lsap.B. Saloda. an. a r aaal Do. Delhi Do. do. do. Do. Tanjano do Do. lodaa BUMS. do :all ro.l 17.1 ... sm ... 11.1 1 Iso.i =_ Ai .... 44 74 67 70 71 78 96 96 6 4 dls 110 111 48 49 8 9 132 131 151 162 126 119 91 93 936 96 03 es 43 45 37 00 104 100 111 124 00 02 105 167 35 49 51 63 1026 1541 U 569 04 50 139 140 31 31 P 4O 11 11 Pa 106 105 1 127 2 PI 91 9 eq esi 31 31 In 112 GO 70 104 105 94 WI 111, am 118 120 IL7II "I 11 7 140 164 40 62 el 61 67 66 61 PI) 160 165 , licei Ili lei. 6) 6. lONS. Clodiot Vika.* 60 01 100 LOY dim Iv/ 34 Si 6 0* 101 75 80 IN 100 70 76 101 1(3 161 i 102 y 104 1 66 24 V, 1,0 91 67 89 64 62 67 62 61 65 46 48 43 45 28 30 27 1 8 1441 1061 j 10m 101 106 a igol 17. lo b i 4 4.114 , g:, $6 97 1 04d1s 101 3e2 93 9 6 aa 00 (It 66 82 8 4 101 102 101 102 # E4lll 100 104 JOINT STOCK BANKS. BAN tA. - - 00.000; 60 Aura et ilsatarnusa's(L i 25 10,0001 60 Albion lO 50,000100 A.lllanosLon.9l.lvarpool 25 10,000100 I 1)o. issued at 20 pa 2O 140,000, 10 ;Anglo Austrian 40,00.0 60 Anglo E.apUan (Lbs.) l2l 10,000, 50 ; Anglo 'Damn ;Llralted 15 11,200 00 I aslaticßanic.Cor.newsh 6 111, 600 ; 00 .Anattalasia 7,5001 001 Do, New ' 10 00 20 Baokof BrilishLoinnaits' all 10,000, 16 .Bank of Knot j at 0.0 00100 Bank .32 Landon 1 50 95000, 93 , Bank of Otago (Limited) 9 19,000 100 Wok of Quee,.sland (1 ); 25 10.0 00 , 60 llankotVletaria,,tu 25 60 , 000 ' 10 Bank of New YealanA 10 41900 1 63 Bunn Vs Bank .I.ln:ited, 19 00.0 00 ; 0 0 arsalllandrortruguess(L; lo ilo,000; 60 & Cald-u-loan (1. 1 1 10.000; 50 ;BMW N. America . al 60,000 50 C. Bk. Indta,Aus., China 00.000 1 26 ,Chart. 3Lor. of 1ud1599.1 al 16,000'100 'eity 93,00 0 100 Colonial 60 , 009 j 2 0 1 ICom Dank of Canada 60 , 000 1 13 Cons of iudisoue• 290,000: l 0 Conscildated Bauk ,L.) ; 5 , 000 790 Contlsont. ll I I 6,000 ; 1 4 0 • New 10,000 50 • Delhi lad London_ 00.110011.;r nu Loudon ; ;A:0ft...1;1 60900; i) ; Kasteru Rachanaol Lino I 10,000! 25 English Joint Stock IL), 1 33 . 00 03 lo Essy.fleot.hAusictows 4 .: 0 , 0 0. 50 1 Itog l ,so and bWitligh 45,4VUi L 5 t;urnpeau :(ankl.todted ; 10 , 0 ° 0 109 . 111nduan.Chtnatt 7 ap.(L) 05,0001 , 0 iss-tod at 2 ptn. 9.0.0. 1 1 100 Do. New 03. 00 0 ILO ;Imparts% Bank, lAneted 16401 20 ingsarlalOttOinaa 0, 000 25 ; Louis= . ; 1,000 961 Do. Now 20 0 . 200 10 Land Sforkßk: indta(L)" ' '2Z , ,0 00 1 50 Lon. lik.ollsetico,de.'t • I 1,',000; 000 L. Bank of Scotland ,LI I 10. 90 ; 170 !London and Brazilian 91,0001 2'' ; Do. Now 6. 000 , 100 •Lon.n.kynnuc.rist 46 l 20.0 00 ; 251 Do. New, 116. at l ' 60,000' '5 lon. MBank If Anew. a 50,0001 60 I Inn"^n and Conntr...• 71 00 1 60 'London .10iDi H00k.... 56,0001 00 .Londou& South A.Wean 6.0 00 ;1 0 ' !Loa. Western (Lon.; 2 . 000 :1 00 Do. do. New .* I 0,000 . 69 , tondot,,t Venezuela (L.) 60,0'01500 LAM. & irklI00;1111ter 10,000,1 1 1 0 . Merchant 1uok:119.1.. 6 I .°' 0 . 60 1192antile Lanhaa: L. 53, 4011 50 0 .Metro. la Pros. bank (L. 6, 156 00 I Do. de. I 9000'10 0 Midland Bank Mimi 190001100 u , Anna' of Liverpool 79 . 099 ;1 00 11.7ra.01toollad 56,000: 20 Do. 911,1 and 3rd tune , 10,000, 60 .Nactorial bona 57,600' 93 Now !loath Widsa 40,000 , 10 Now Zeeland (1.191:01)1 50,000 1 10 North ll'ost.ro CO 000 1 >s',Oriental Bank Corpora ' 09.000 W; rro.in.Dankingi3orP.( l l '-f-10; 601 DI. do. 20. 9 0) 10 0 PTOille.. of traland 1 0 , 090' ; Do. do 5,,600 10 Wade. Pm).,&Deih! (L' 19000 1 , 15 19onth Australis 17, 0611 / 00 {food, a B. 0. Africa to,eoe'w De. o'. W. atOpen. 4060; 26 1 Union of Australia n o o . to. 4 c9l: oo iunicaca eo,rh . so maim at Lavine IPd 1 ci. 'orlon. I Kusto. MI 5) 211 2db 6 7P 6 6 pm 1 pas l i Pm Me 15 17 75 77 74 711 24 27. 167 140 1e 01411 4 944 45 47 6 7pm par 1,01 1441 par n 2 214 46 41 IC 07 49 51 111 114 41 43 pzl ... 33 ?5 it & pre it O}U I 2 pre 21 6 di. 3 264118 5 3 dill 5 3Ms 8 4 Ala 91 _6 .6.110 dis Par I i --- icji 11t, Dar i Os 4 6 . pal t 14 17 os. Y6 + ^_6 76 78 5) 61 17 10 14 India 14 0 2 414 3 e pail 06 di VT ai %l 3 010 6 6411 4 3Ws 4 341• 141 e 5 7V' ' idla par 3 P l 5 51 . 63 ?idis, St 21,13 a •f 9 fib il 311141 34 36 ' lb 8 dls 18b 6 4 dss • 54 50 be 4014 • 63 54 , ' EON& 1 95 19 9719 } 11 9 } 98 101 9 - 2 27 12 0 i - li 97 f 131 96 i 111 96 Si 98 9 3 9 1 93 98 1 . 1 22 si 11 12 ouLinen4 ,G.Laxembrrug 6p.6ent. -- 11fa i tta and Matansal [Lausanne and Irtbottrx I 41s{anua sal tmlanilla Do. Second lune— . North of France 3 p.et. Do. OateCharl.3jp.et. 'Ottoman (Smyrna. 64.; 'Paste,LyomAlln6.el Do. New ....3 p. ea Recife t 8. P. (Perm.) .• Royal Swedish 6p. et. Sagas La Grande 7 p.et. R. kos..tinm-Vea.3p.c. I Soothrmt.of Porf,7p.r. floatberonf Fnutoe3p.o. Seed It Wa,Speret. I Wolar.W.*l Frs. 3 p. c. "r-(THIS DAY). ADVANCE IN T ISCOUNTHE BANK BATE OF D. - -- Two o'CLooe. The directors of the Bank of Eugland, at their weekly court to-day, have raised the minimum rate of discount from 4 to 41 per cent. This step is apparently caused by the active demand for money lately ex perienced at that establishment To-night's Bank return is awaited before decided opi nions are expressed with regard to the pro priety of the measure. Meanwhile the change, being unexpected, has given a further check to speculation in the stock markets, and prices in some cases, have given 'way. The reduction in Consols is limited to 1-16 to per cent. As regards home railways there is no general fall, but Metropodtan and a few other stocks have suffered somewhat in prioe. Foreign ds bon and most other securities are comparatively little affected. The discount establishments have advanced their terms for deposits 1 per cent., their present rates being 31 per cent. for money at call; 31 at 7 days' notice, and 4 at 14 days' notice. There is a good demand for 'money to-day, an; the rate for the best short-dated paper is firm, at 41 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentesi opened at 68fr. 27c. Consols are now quoted 894 to Offer money, and 89 7-16 to 9-16 or 891, for the ac count (October 10). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 89 4, 4, ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1 ; New Three pee Cents., India Five per Cent. Stock,' 105196; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 100 ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 89 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1021 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4s. dia. Foreign stocks are quiet, and scarcely any change has taken place in prices. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 201 to 21; Turkish Consolid6s, 494 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 11194 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Confederate, 7 to 8 ; and Mexican, 26 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazffian 1863, 711 ; Egyptian, 95 ; ditto 1864, 95/ ; Greek, for account, 201 ; Mexican, 251 ; ditto for account, 284, k ; 251 ; ditto 1864, 241 ; New Grenada, 131, ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 461, 1 ; Russian 1822, 91; ditto 1862, 92/ ; Sardinian, 761; Turkish, 1854, 944 ; ditto, 1858, 72 ; ditto, 1862, 741, 4, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741 ; ditto, 1865, 444 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100. The Brazilian Loan allotments have been delivered within the last hour, and the price is quoted 31 to 1 prem. The average distribution appears to have been at - the rate of about one-tenth of the amount applied te. vii fi4." ii.a WC MO CA KV 1111,f 260.! - 4 1 100.1 10,1 100,1 6!.! iota 12. 1 UV 1 , 4( 24( My ii I ells Wig li' for. United States 5-23 Bonds are quoted 70/ to / ; being again rather higher. International Financial shares are now quoted lf to I/ prem. ; General Credit, 2 to / prem.; London Financial, 8} to i prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2/ to I prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 4/ to i prem. ; Hud son's Bay, 15i to . Fous o'Cuten. Consols are flat, at 801 to i for money, and 89i to ji for the account. About 45,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1191. over last year •, the London and North-Western, an increase of 6,5781.; the Great Eastern, an increase of 3231. ; the Great Western, an increase of 1,2361. ; and the Great Northern, an increase of 2,0421. A meeting of the South African Land and Finance Company (Limited) took piaoe yesterday, but the representatives of the prose were refused admission. We learn that it was agreed that the deposits shall be returned to the shareholders, but without in terest. A suggestion was thrown out that a sum of 2s. 6d. a share shall be subscribed towards de ____—.....—.. fraying expenses, but it does not appear that this The iron-cased fleet of France at present afloat is in the nature of an agreement binding on the shareholders. condsta of 22 vessels, exclusive of four floating batteries, built to meet the ezigescies of the Killeen war, and fi ve It is notified that the extraordinary general smaller batteries, built in section., for special lake ear meeting of th e Turin and Savona Railway Com vice during the Italian war with Austria. This force may patty, called for the 4th October at Turn, "will be thus divided t—l, seagoing vowels ;2, ar e only not be held until further notice." serviceable for the attack or defence of coasts, roadstead", The London and South Western Bank (Limited) harbours, &a have made a call of 21. 10s. on the new shares, DREADFUL OUTRAGE ON A TRADIMMAN'S WIFE.— making 201- paid. At the Town-hall, on Tuesday morning, a young man named We have received a copy of the prospectus of Robert Pork. a sawyer, wits remanded on the charge of steal ing a shawl, a gold watch and chain, a gold brooch, and other Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph Company (Limited). articles, from Mrs. Turner, the wife of Mr. Gemge Turner, The object is to bring into operation the cable and K roner, at the head of Botchergate ; and alao with commit- system of deap-sea telegraphy patented by Mr. tine a rape upon the person of Mrs. Tamer. No evklsooe Allan. On behalf of this cable it IS affirmed that was tendered ; but we can supply the chief particulars. It it "effects a saving of about 33 per cent on first is It moo of birawar robbery, io which Robert Park al " coat, with about 50 per cent. extra working powers another ruffian named Coulthard brat stripped Mn.s Turner of all her most valuable apparel, and then perpetrated the as compared with others." It is further stated that other dreadful outrage in suconsion. The complainant and "the cable, from its peculiar principles of construe her husband, after closing the shop late co Saturday tion, smallness of bulk and weight, renders the car night, were going towards their home in Brooketrest, ring and submerging it a simple mechanical opera ted, as lontl readers will be aware, part of the way is rather lonely. Before reaching this part, Mr. Turner went on lion . comparatively without risk of injury to its before his wife, to get the door opened and all things electrical integrity, for ocean depths and distances." ready ; and the scoundrels, who had no doubt It is explained that the object is to establish a tele been do trier them behind some of the neighbouring graphic line fromFalmouth to Halifax,Nova Scotia, hedges, assailed the unfortunate woman , and , with almost and thus to connect the telegraphic systems of inconceivable brutality, accomplished the ' 4°6U " the old and new world. In the first instance, how -1 tid to their charge. Her shawl was torn off. pen- the brooch was pocketed, her gold watch and ever, the directors propose, "as a measure of chant were stripped,and when n othing more was duenee," to establish the communication b y a less left worth the taking, she was thrown down direct route. They intend, therefore, to construct, and ravished by the two villains one after the other. Sueh,we first, a section of about 600 miles of cable from believe, are the facts. Mrs. Turner's cries brought imme- Eng land to Oporto. A provisional c ontract has diate as sistance, and so prompt were the police that Sergeant Watson laid his hands upon the meals with been made for the construction and submerging of thebo ot booty npon them. They were taken to the police office, this first section, including preliminary expenses and while the brooch and the shawl were being taken out for 130,000/ , of which 15,0001. wtil be of Parka pocket, Coulthard, who was standing weer the door, bolted out, got deer off, and has not since bees heard taken in paid-up shares. The c om p an y 's first of. A warrant hag, however, been lamed for his apprehen- capital is accordingly fixed at 150,0001., in 15,000 rice.—Carlisle Examiner. upon the shares of 101. each, and is to be increase subsequent extension of the system from Oporto to SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT SCARBOROUGH. On Tuseday evening the premenaders on the nods at Scar- one of the Azores, regaining a cable of 900 miles, I borough were greatly slicked to the the dead body of a and thence to Halifax, whic h would require about gentleman landed from one of the small pleasure irate or 1,400 miles more. For the completion of the whole 1 ebbe that ply on the beach. It appeared that the de- system to Halifax the estimate is 600,000/. The teased had been out with a friend shooting sea-fowl ; that clause relating to compensation to the patentee is he had laid his on in the bottom of the boat ; and that in drawing it towards him by the muzzle, both hammers being as follows :—" The payments for the lieense are down, the pieee suddenly went off. and a strong charge of , 10,0001. out of the capital for the first section, and No. 5' shot entered his right breast, passing through the I 5 per cent. in fully paid-up shares on the future tangoed principal vessels, and lodging In the back, where the shot c,n1,1 be. felt through the unbroken skin. Death i capitel as raised, together with • royalty of 10 per was almost inotsntaneous. The unfortunate gentleman I proved to be Mr. W. Crowther, a member of a highly cent. on the net profits. Said r o y alt y not to take effect untilthe net pro exceed 10 per cent. fits " respectable family at Huddersfield. Recent decisions of the Stock Exchange Committee Great Britain has consumed during the last ten I have induced the promoters to give a distinct years upwards of two millions sterling worth of gum" assurance that " especial care has been taken that every year. This is a practical l earns for the American the articles of association agree with the prospectus farmer, and teaches him to bower* of that cultivation i in every particular." which 'weevil-Mee the land.—New York paper. Mr. Sothern, who has been playing at the Prince The second 10 per cent. is to be paid on the scrip of Wales Theatre, Birmingham, was unable to appear 0 . I certificates of the Metropolis Sewage and Essex Tuesday evening, and in a note to the local paper' h e Reclamation Company by the 2nd October, and the announces that, 'owing to severe indisposition he is totally . scrip certificates upon which the above instalment I unable to continue his engagement." ' I has been plaid must be left at the offices of the We (Guardian) understand that it is inten ded to company to be exchanged for registered shares. hold a meeting at ter the Norwich Church Common on Friday morning. in reference to the present condition of ' The preparationspaterd ay for Friday's settlement the South African Meth, and the general retailers be- I showed a somewhat increased outstanding specula tweets the mother church in England mad the church in tion for a rise in oertain of the home railway stocks, the colonies. The Lord Bishop of Grahamstown has Pro- , yet the rates of "continuation" were generally mimed to he present light light. On foreign stocks the rates for loans were Tim Coors me Airemet. — The corn cro p ex- 4to 7 per cent, per annum, but there was no " con- hibits the greatest prorates. It is everywhere goad. t The • • si h • mik• bß o d i o f 1862 4 th e has two dupes to threaten it. the rot, aid • too raPid potato crop is almost as premixing as that of earn, but it tuluatwil w atevor m lii ° floating supply of which is scanty. On United growth of the tem. It leas overcome the depredation@ of States 5.20 Bonds, in which there is now in exist the bur. The other mops harvested will kw ample for an demotic purposes, and that of oats will be very large. The ence a considerable amount of speculation for a rise, the charges ruled from 5 to 8 per cent. per tobacco crop is the eel, ens that exhibits a genial faille( ' at in the agurm s pligaia_onamplo t (A mr k si o Art , annum. The following shows the terms on which cultural Report far Aegeet. the carrying over was in most oases riceidneted : 1} 2 I die, 6 issis I lir tpm t 2i Has 1799 2 22 22 17 19 • 10 2 1 Ms 1 2 re PREFERENCE Si North Eaotern—Skrektoo sod I A 5 per ant., iii 6. T -- Stales. loti 2:2 C.l 59 Se 202 I , 1011 _4: 44 sis Groat Waters Loorashiro sod Yorkshire Loactokosi North Waters IWah — ral - OaWood= Grait Nstborn A liar — opotttoz South ookora North Sorters S : Nutria' • 1.16 to to to to to be eves to Ito - iiii;TiriA North Brittle Great Eastern eves Erie Tinkle 6 par cwt. Maris Oestral, paid sr .. • • to Is. 6d. Laxembanyg Gemara Orodit r = share 3d. to 6d. Intersalionel i• 'M. to 1-32 hawses Beak ayes to ' vest Confederate Low IMO Greek l-16 to 3-32 costs Maxim 1.32 to 3-32 „ Ditto, 1964 Spanish Paseive Spaeth Certificates 5 to 7 p..eit• Turkish °amities 1.16 to 316 mt. With reference to the remarkable movement in the market for American securities Mr. B. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : Tye amount of Mime transacted in the Lindens market for American securities Wm our last bag boss el a nuts usprees&mesd slaw the outbreak of the re The conciliatory where of the speech of Preskiest Johns Southern delegates apears to have Moi eon tot 000fidesee is tbe speedy cordial musics of tbs Worth els& South, sad all socuritise carrimtly dealt is is this market have bees is peat dowassd. United States 5.20 Bonds have been largely taken eta nee of quite 2 ow cant„ elm*/ 70 to'g ;en we time to-day they we eght oh 701 for the next settlement. Both as wed Erie shares have been in re the farmer at aa advance of 4 dole. sad the Weer at mote thee 2 doh., whisk' is a rem. ties from the highest pew of the day, as they verb bo ugh t L a high ea to 'lye & MT s t e o s 2 l i oss of thie . eote v =er sa ooo .o , r s t improved shoat five per owl., clads, 40 to 42. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the dividend due the Ist October on the Russian Anglo-Dutch Five per Cent. Loan of 1864. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 9th. October for the supply of 60,000 gallons of ruin, 20,000 gallons of vinegar. 500,000 lbs. of soap, 5,000 bushels of split pees, 7/3,000 bushels of wheat, and 2,500 bushels of oats. Waveraner Emma. Consols, which dosed ymterday at 890 to 1 for the 10th October, opmed this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 891 to f . For money the last price was 891 to 4. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 4,4, 4, ; ditto, for account, 894 Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, ; New Three per Cents., 874, 4,4, ; Annuities, April, 1885, 134 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, July, 1870, 1054, I ditto Bonds, 255. prem. The shares of the financial companies were steady. Imperial Mercantile Credit were in dema nd. Credit Fonder and Mobilier advanced at one period of the day, but afterwards relapsed. The closing quotations were as follows :—luternational Financial, 1/ to 11 prem. ; General Credit 2 to prem. ; London Financial 81 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2to prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 4/ to f prem. National Dismount shares were last quoted 104 to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, f to dia.; Overeud, Gurney, and Co.. 4i to 4 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 0% die., being ss. lower ; Ottoman Soci4t4 Go:ided.), 21 to 1 prem.; Rad eon's Bay, 15/ to / ; Lion Brewery, 11 to 2 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 1 4 to 14. Australian Agricultural shares wer e in demand, and rose 21. There were also inquiries for Van Diemen's Land, North British and Mercantile In sureness, and London and Caledonian Marine Insu rance. City of Moscow Gas shares were fiat. Metropolis Sewage shares were nominally quoted 7 to 9 prem. ; Transatlantic Steam, 2 to 3 prem.; and London and Australian Agency, to 1 prem. American securities of nearly all classes were in renewed demand today, and experienced a further advance. United States 5.20 Bonds were last quoted 701 to 1, being 4 higher than yesterday ; Erie Railway ihares, 591 to 601, a rise of / to 1 dollar ; and Illinois Central, 831 to 841, being a like improvement ; higher prices were attained at one period of the day ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway debentures were quoted 871 to 881, being rather better ; Virginia. Dollar Bonds rose 1 per cent. MINBB.-4THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoor. - _ The mining market is firm to-day, and pnoes in several instances show an upward tendency. Shares in most of the following mines are in especial request, at the quotations given : Chiverton, 14 to j ; South Condorrow, nto34 ; North Treakerby, 3to ; Wheal Gran vile, 34 to 111 ; South Darren, 11 to 2 ; Chivertors Moor, 5 to 4; East Lovell, 154 to 16 ; GreafLarey„ 20i to 21; Great North Laney, 325. &L to 355. ; and Illogan Consols, 7s. 6d. to 10s. The advice,' received to-day by the Frontino and Bolivia (South American) Gold Mining Company announce the shipment to England of about 150 ounces of gold from the Frontino Mine. At Bolivia 12 heads of stamps had been at , work ten days, but only at half spee d, never ' theleas 161bs. weight of gold were obtained from the quarts crushed, although it was of inferior quality. Frontino and Bolivia shares are in demand, and have improved to 44 to g prem. Other foreign as well as colonial mines are quiet. THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade retnrns for the month ended August 31, 1865, and eight months ended the same date, were lamed. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures for the month and eight months in the last three yesra : For the teeeth. Vat meths. 1863 £14.088,814 .... 019,751.861 1664 16,274,269 .... 106,716,219 1866 14,158,648 .... 103,400,606 FIRE IN LONG-ACRE.—Between 9 and 10 o'clock kW night a firs, st one me threatambg the most serious conscqueoces. broke ou t in the upper portion ci Meows. Reatecton's coach manufactory, ',Scale at the corner of Roden-street. Lapeer.% immediately adjoining St, Mar tin's 11.11. lb. engines from the Cbandoestreet station were promptly in atteadauce, and by dint of grist exertions succeeded is extinguishing the flames before they had ex tended to the mails body of the poem• , the roof only of the building being destroyed. These premises have been burned down to the ground on two protons widow within the last bayous. LITHOGRAPHIC STONE IN CANADA.—We are glad to leers that ROOM specimens of the Dtbogravltie stow for warded to Qoebeo have been pronounced by oemostiont authority to be of excellent quality. One day last week a large block just takes from the Marmora quarry was shipped to Quebec per G. T. Railway, to be polished. This stone was obtained at a grader depth then the specimens not out previously, and is likely to be of better quality. If this stone turns out in quality equal to susectstione. it will prove a source of great wdeith to the country, as Were is any quantity of it. --Belleville Intelligences. NEGRO POPULATION TN TUN SOUTIIRRN STATES. —Taking the weans of 1860 sea bash, it 'AS be found that in twelve of she sieve states. embracing 886 cow ties, there is is 244 of them an excess of negro nopolatioo. Alabama contains 52 empties, In 20 of which there is ea excess of negro population. Arkansas bee 55 counties. with an excess of negni population in sir. Biocide has 23 countiw, with an excess of negro pops latlem in ex. Geotgis bee 132 counties, with an excess of negro popula tion in 43. Labium has 48 °antics, with an excess of negro population in 33. Maryland has 22 counties, with a wows of negro population in eve. Missiwiph ham 60 counties, with an excess of negro population is 31. North °unites has 87 sountin, with an excess ci with werean e popa laters • tion la W. South Carolina ban 35 mashie, of negro population fa 20. TO1112411•110111 hal 75 sounties, with an excess of negro popnialkia in three. Texas ban e 151 h mantis*, with en news of seem population lx three. Virginia has 148 tanaties, with an omen of negro papule how in 44. This would giro the minus a intivvitY in the states of Louisiana. Mishesippl, and South Carolina. New York Standard. P IL CHARDS. —The std et week showed no improve asent in the Cornish pile flibary. Several GAM wan put out of pay, and the number of drift beats wan further when& It is feared that many families will be hardly pressed during the eating wilder. Sante of the *therm= have a may found it wownry to dlawee of their boats The hook of pilchards is the Ming hare be MT Wahl. I SHARE LIST&-(T1118 DAL) -, .- Two of(110.38. rata The railway market is rather dull to-day. South nom Eastern and Great Eastern stocks have declined I 10 113. tucromeant., and London and South Wester n 4. re::: hire and Yorkshire has improved 4 0 London and North Western stock is now 21.01 quoted 1231 to 124} ; Great Western, 60 in to 4, ex div. • Midland, 1264 to f; Lancs. tom shire and Y orkshire, 121 to ; South East elm, 80 to 4, ex div. •, Great Eastern, 474 - BA to 48 ; and Caledonian, 129 to 130. 5 8. 4 Foreign and colonial railway securities are in aßo active. OIDINAZY MUM AND STOCKS. 4.11 121.1 M I &AMWAY°. I %Var a'3s I "las so p.m. a m p,;' . bird'; • E►a'. /*BM% • fruit: Ir. Bloor.