The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (T1:118 DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commierkmer Hoßoyd.) Ea >m AumxO.—APPODITNISIST OF LAST ZWEINATTON SITTINOB. The bsnkrOpt was an &militant to a fishing tackle and embrella manufacturer, of Oxford.strok The debts an of wed At the ant sittieg, held on the 30th ult., it at the bankrupt was in custody for oosta leourred fit as action of false Imprisonment—ON of the canoe for w hich the court has not potato to release under the 112th g m TO second sitting was thee appointed for the 30th s o moker, the imekrupt remaining in onstody. Ka Denny now applied for an earlier day to be named, 'n og that the 140th motion of the Bankruptcy Act, 1861, squired the examination sitting to be fixed not longer than eo Ws from the date of the first sitting. This motion bad hese contravened by the second sitting being appointed Om au littoral of throe months. His Hoof said that by the wane section the court bed WIN' to eclarge the time appointed for each sitting, or to a djonro the ono. By the rules of the court eitenglc i e ema n a tion anti discharge could not be appointed the motion and the practice was to appoint them as soon 6 , I k e , m um be held afterwards. R T . Dopy submitted . that the rule of mot could not orercide a poitimprommon of the aot of parliament. His Bosom raid it did not do so ; the two were quite mi m o sa, The court had power when appointing an fa milial*a aging to enlarge the time ; and this had been doe in the peewit ewe, and in several others appointed to be beard after the recess. N o , Denny mid it was a vest hardship on a bankrupt 10,0 wa s com pelled to remain in custody until he bad passed his examination. (Before Mr. Registrar HaelltA) ra as NAVA ASCEND AND !LINDY TALBTRABIE ARCHIE. The ', m uss@ were tailors, in St. Jamees-elreet, Mew imp This was the first mating. Da te aes are staled as fi,4781. The bankrupts attr their failure to H of creditors and insufficiency of capita r a r proofs were taken, and the follow ieg or editors were chosen trade a:Bigness :-111. Meru Wain, , woollenouse Golden sod li n merry, warehouseman, of 012=4! street. Mesas. Lawrence, Plows, aad Beyer, are the solicitors ardor the estate. At the same sitting a resolution vu pared for taking themes out of court under the 110th ratios. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW STREET. • Illenescrams tionarnotnan ain3 iustsaTilt. Hobert Suith,7) years of age, but atilt straight, sturdy, ta g active, 1/114 charged with annoying andessanlting coestable Knowles, 100 E. Knowles stated that about 4 o'clock this musing he was ea duty in Hellion when he saw the prisoner at the dece of a public-house near Fulwoorents. The who is a lodgieg•houselceeper, lives in the Z *er titoroughfue, and about a week ago had asked witless to go tato one of hie houses to turn out a ma who , be wid, had intruded there. On seeing witness this morning the prisoner called out, "Holloa, you esp. hood, you did not turn that man out then!" Witnes paid " I don't want that language used to me, but what of it! You wept to the station and no doubt goi malefaction there." He then want on about 30 yards, the prisoner booting after him all the while. By t his time a number of working men, who were going to their work, had gathered round, and in a few minutes a cooed was usembled. He then went back and told the prisoner that if he did not desist he (witness) must take him in custody. The prieoser replied that he was a householder and paid the rate', and should do what he liked. Witness took Dim ie charge, upon which he re lated, threw himself on the ground and kicked bine. Ulti mately with the assistance of two other constables he was removed to the station-house. They were also assisted by a civilian who happened to be paining. He accompanied them to the station•house, where he signed the charge-sheet. He stated that he we. a printer, and had been up . all night. He promised to attend at the court thin morning to give evidence, bat had not made his appearuo• The prisoner said that on Sunday night week a man who bad formerly lodged with him intruded himself into the home, and he called the policeman to take hint in custody, which be refused to do. He wished Knowles to state whether that was true or not? Knowles—Certainly. I woad not venture to ester your house without at least three other wearable'. Bat at the lame time you said nothing about giving him in charge. You only told me to turn him out. Mr. Flowers—Why would you not go into the house without three other constaNes ! Km,lee—Your worship, it m a "thieves' kitchen." Prisoner—Your worship I bad an abeam in my hand. I could Dot sleep, so I got up and I went out to hare a drop of gin. After I had taken three ha'porth I was standing at the door when be came up and began calling me names. (The prisoner repeated a number of foul expressions, which be attributed to Knowles.) I pay 404 a year rates and taxes, and surely 1 may stand by my own door without being interfered with by him. Knowles denied uttering the expreariona mentioned, which be said were used by the prisoner to him. Mr. Flowers said it wan greatly to be regretted that persons who witnessed such scenes, and went to the station to sigo the sheet did not attend at the oourt in the morning. In such ohms it would be satisfactory to have other testimony than that of the constable. This case was very serious bemuse if (as he believed) the prisoner was untruths, that act was very much in the nature of per jury, and the tromping up of such a defence was infinitely worse than the offeece he was charged with. He should fine the prisoner fed., or in default of payment sentence him to one mouth's imprisonment. The primmer, though he said he would serve the month, wee so looser removed from the court than he paid the fse. MARLI3OROIJOH-STREET. A TIOMILINONZ PILLOW IN • WORKROUPP &mud Withers, an inmate of St. Martin's Workhouse, who hem been a source of great trouble Es the authorities, sad has beau several times charged at this court with sassults, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with assaulting idward &rntt , an old and paralysed inmate of the work bags*. The complainant said that on Wednesday last be was hying the cloth on one of the tables for tea, the prisoner at the time sitting at another table writing. The prisoner looked savagely at him, and be said to the prisoner, "You'll know me again," when the prisoner jumped np and Mrs& him three times is the face, blackening both hiserk Mr. Tyrwhitt inquired how it was that the prisoner was not shamed before? Deck, the constable of St. Martin's Workhorme, said that on the oomplainaot charging the prisoner with assaulting ins the matter was put off for the board to decide whether the Kintner should be charged or not, and at last they decided that he should be. The prisoner said the cloth was thrown over him, and upset the ink on his writing, and that be acted on the im pale of the moment, bat was sorry for It. If he was let off now he would leave the workhouse and sever return. Mother old man, and wooden-legred, said the prisoner had threatened to serve him worse than he had nerved Bu ng, and he west in fear of him, the prisoner being a very quarrelsome man. Mr. Tyrwbitt said it wu a wonder how • parcel of men who were so unfortunate as to be abut up in a workhouse mold not be comfortable together. He should commit the prisoner for seven days for the assault on Barrett, and order him to find ball to keep the peace towards the man who had lost hi leg. MA RYLEBONE. A MAGIBTEATZ . B JOCIA JoAn Bußyaa, a onstermoriger, was oharged an under Charles Tufrey, policwoonstab!e 215 D, said—The prisoner was is Seymour-place with a Inge basket containing vege table marrows, grew, and fruit on the footway. He gm isqesseed to remove it, and he refused. As be had been lirtterlir cautioned he was taken into custody. Mr. Yardley—Well. Bunyan, what have you got to my? BenTio—Nothing Sir. Mr. Yardley—Ah Banyan, why not make progress g•oilitws 1 You should do as you are bid. Go away this time, and do so for the future. Bunyan retired. BTIALING A Ramo maim& William Hopkins, was chargad ort remand with idealisms a ratios saddle belonging to Mr . Robert PAnsoo, of Keiklam, kaiser, Prom the evidence it appeared that at the end of last week there were non at Hendon, and a saddle and horse Sloth were stoles from the weighing-room. They were afterwards offered is pledge to Mr. Richardson, of Upper nearer-street, Bryanstorte-squars. who detained them, and Pve primmer is charge to Wilding, 369 A. Sentenced to six months' hard labour. WORSHIP-STREET. CAROIBOING AND ROBBERY. Sarah Marshall, 19, so extremely gaily-dressed damsel. HlizaiMh ?toothy, the very reveres is appearance, 3.5 lean of age, was charged with Wag cosoerned is stealing • watch sod a livealailltoppieoe from the perpoo of James Roberlsoe, of 2, Oakley-villas. ttookharsthill, Woodford. Prosecutor. who gave his evidence with apparent taloa t**ve, as met the prisoners last sight in Shoreditch, and treated them to drink. After leaving the publio-hoose with them, they soddenly ran off, sod I then misled my whichwatah had been broken from the chain, also a Eve shilling piece from my trousers pocket. I called " Police,* sad coon afterwards the prisoners were brought back to me. Ths van* sod money are produced. akith prisooen here bunt out is laughter.) Mr. Safford—lf you don't conduct yourself properly la • coon of justice, you will most probably regret it. thorbv—l can't help it--and both arils laughed heartily. Mr. Ellison—lf you don't cease. 1 shall he tempted to have you looked up until you can. (To preseentor)—Were yea ambriated Precentor-1 bad had a share of Aloe throe pheto of 010 daring the day and evening. „ Marshall — Three pints ? Why at the least you had • more of 12 lash of old ale with me alone, sad you gave me the Ss. piece far myself. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2G, 1865. Brown, 74 H—l heard a cry of " Polite" about half-pest 11 o'closk, sad maw the primes,s mains slaw Old /ioa mgaseiroot, llpitalliebia, having previously ed them In company with the prosecutor. I pursued wad captured Masa. Marshall dropped s fe. plea on the moment, which I produes, Robins 119 H-1 assisted In conveying Moray to the statics-bows, sad on the way she called out "Loch out bated," at the same time throwing something over her shoalder. I west back and found the watch 1 produce. Mr. Ellison—Now what do either of you wish to ay? Moocby—l was not is their eompany five minute', and yet was so drank I don't recollect anything about the watch. . . Marshall—He was in my oompany a long while, and aeoompanied him to the tram at the Omit Eastern Railway bat be said he was too late„ and then took me to a "public. 1 don't know who had the watch. Mr. Ellison—What are Montt*ll—l ain't any ode. Mr. Ellison—l Bawd mesh for six weeks to the House d Oreseetioo, with hard labour. Prisoners (laushiag)—Thank you. The magistrate afterwards straggly seamed the proms outer. WANDSWORTH. DISTURBING • 10110L•B.-1312101:1L•1 CAPTUIRL JoAn Martin, aged 58 years, who was described as a labourer, with no home, wee brought before Mr. Ingham, for re-examinaltoa oe a chariot burglary and robber!. Ellen Keareley said—l lire at No. 1, dward's-agape, Sheepcote-lane, Battersea, with my father, who is an engineer. The primmer is a dragger to me. Between 3 and 4 o'clock in the morning of the 17th Met., hearing foot. steps in °whom.% I got up and pre no alarm. On going down staus 1 found both the beck parlour and the kitchen windows opea, which were nearly closed the night previous when we went to bed. I missed several articles of linen from the parlour, and othsre from the kitchen. Outside the window in the garden, I found fear shirts, two mats, three waist. coals, and ether &diem made up into a bundle sou to be earned off. Our garden adjoins a Sold with low palings between. The east the prisoner now wears was lilt behind at our booms, and a box of lunifer matches was in one of the pockets. Polimeoultsble Wright, 294 V, said—Oe the morning of the 17th inst., about a quarter-put 3 o'clock, I saw the pri mmer at Bettersea•bridge toll-gate going towards Melees. Seeing the end of a towel staking out of I% pocket, I asked him what he had. He `Nothing but this towel." I felt about him, end i nsi de hie waistcoat I found a pettieoat and chemise. I asked him how he cams by them, and he replied, " I know best about that." I then took him to the data& The articles found upon the prisoner were identified by Miss Beasley. It also appeared that the prisoner wee wearing a coat belonging to Mr. Heasley when apprehended hy the constable, and et the station be exchanged it for his own. Mr. Ingham inquired whether the prisoner was known to the police. The constable Wright said he was not. Mr. Ingham then committed him to take his trial at the next sessions of the Om it& Criminal Cleat. WARM LIBTB.-417118 DAY.) redo.' Two o'Otoos. The transactions in British railway securities continue upon a limited scale, and the tendency of the market is downwards. South Eastern and a Great Northern stocks have declined } per cent. ; 1.; Metropolitan, Midland, and Great Eastern, ; and Great Western, I. London and North Western stock is now quoted 4 1 124} to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 65} to f, 12.1 ex div. ' • Midland, 127 to }, ex div. and ex al new ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121 to }, ex t div. ; South Eastern, 81 to }, ex div. ; Metro- 1., politan, 139} to /, ex div. ; Great Northern, 1 1 132} to 133}, ez div. ; ditto A, 151 to 152, ex %I div. ; London and South Western, 96 to 97, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 48} to 1 ; and Caledo- ^', ,1 tOOO 1 .. .. .000 .. .010 .. .900 .. ,000 .. 561 .: !;00?1 .. 00. 0 - 051 jII4I nun, Ito 1301. 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The owoer, suspeatieg that it had hydr,phohis, at once started with • gun in search of the animal, but did not Sod it, and kept up the search oe Friday. The dog was next heard of as having followed a carriage from Hythe, sod the circumstance of having part of • chain dragging after it reused it to be more partionlarly noticed. It thou disappeared for a time. but turned up on Friday afternooo in Folkestone, when its madness was too plainly apparent, as it bit at everybody sod everything. A crowd of boys collected and chased the dog about the streets, but no person amid get near it to destroy it. It flew at one lad and inflicted • serious tab on his arm with its teeth and bit another at the cheek, and a (seaman at the harbour had to break a heavy riding whip sheet he body before he could repel a desperate attack which it made at him, repeatedly imp* at him sad trying to fasten on to his throat. The dog then rat awe( the beach towards &Adger.% where It was followed by a policeman with a gun and soot after shot. A gnat ember of dogs have oleo been bates by It, end it ia red that mar taw mese of hydrophobia will result from it. We Nam that oat of the lads who we. bitten, although the se was dressed by a medial man, has shown very unfavourable symptoms and has beau singing sad preying ever siew— Kentish Gazette. ORDINARY MAIM AND STOCKS. a I ral unwise. I c'yes°•"tr„.4°N. I t o l :". 4 ." I 4 4: 1 6.1 93 06 1.49 ntl ull 96 97 16 16 6 II I 100 Briseol sad Draidse It. 100 Cambrian 4 ail Uork sad Bond= W Oarsman 0 .11 80. •J A neer. =Ill I O all Do. B lg.. &familial* B. S 100 Dublin and Bst Jane 1 .11 Dondse,PmettotAbd-ro 00 ali Bast London Scrip Cord 10 Do. 190 eiessow and 11. Wasters 100 Balsa MLaiemns Ord. 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I il 03,000: I ilmze. 80,0001 1000011 100,000 40,0001 10,00111 11.500 UO4O 7,8001 104011 10,0001 8,000 I=s 4 s(Lilladirourf I .103 AlliasealastALlverpoei i.e Do. Bleed at IS pa IS Anglo Adrian M Anglo Baptaus (Llra) j AO Ands sok.Cor. Mains SO fallatlefi SO Australasia newshi lEI Do. New 10 Dinka IstibbGelamisla l I II 'Bask at Ev o. it'll 'Birk 01 >a 'Bank of Otago (Limited) 1100 'Danko/ Queensland (L.) , fa • BsakolVlosor*A o •Wts 10 I Bank of New ?manna , Berne Bank ;Lindted 10 .Brastilandtioratrunt lAO ;Battik a Californian AO .Brillsh N. Asiatics I 10 C. Bk. thaskiog. Cklr ._ ID li.Aiart. Mee. LOOl O O 9O . ,100 • CijColselty 'lOO al ,101 !Cora Bank of Canada ; SO ;eOOl. Bank of todia, ae. I 10 lOonestidated Bank (L ) 1100 iCsailasalsl 100 Do Now ' N .Delhi and London 50 ' asst Lan too l u.dted' ▪ 'Misters llschesise!Liro) • English '<Ant Nook J ) 110 , Eng.ScokakesLetartd. 00 I English and Swedish (L AO !Rumps.= Bank(Llalted 100 'ffindusa.Chinutisp.(L) IN pa Waned atf pa 100 Do. Now 100 hasarial Bank, Untied 0 bipedal Otnotaa&-. $1 Iloalan.. _.°s Do. New Land Mort.Bk; India ; Ilea, 14 ./on.Rk.ofllexicoota(L .__loo Bank of Seatland.f. tfaados and Brasilia& ~ I Do. New ICs Da 11 I Do. New, Ise at le pro 10 Ira. COLON* ofAudrL OS I Len4on and Comity le • Laudon JOIIIS Stook 10 'London& Booth Afrteas 1 0 jLon. Western (Lim. 1 00 i Do. do. New 00 IL ondona Venezuela (L) 1 00 Ilan. & Restualrister 1 00 Merchant Sank , flu.) 00 Msreantils a Buchan& 1 00 a lam bank (L. ,1 00 , Do. do. lab 11111.11sal Bank (Win) • • Ma National or LI rerpool 1 0 , S.Pro. Of Carhuni 11 Da And and Ard tans 10 (Mal Bank la ;New South Wales 10 New Zealand (ladled)! to North Western is ,Oriental Bask Corpora. 10 Provlo.Bankingeorp.(l. l 10 DI. do. 109 ,Pre•lae. 01 trauma —.l 101 - Do. - do __ - 19,0001 166,606 n 4000 6,000 10%600 10,000 10.6 • 0 00 1 MOO 4000 50,006 iiiiil it.ocol — Zigioil "3 4000 1 !!."31 !Ansi 4.1 , ti.ealYl moo 60,036, 66,6031 44.3,0110 i 0 000 0,000 1,001 lON u.solo 1061 . 10 4 000 411.1100 10.0% SAM. PILOT., Ddbl (L lout* /LadesUs Masa. al B. B. Atlas Do. d. la Mips Oaks of Amara* (Taloa at 'Mid (Uzi ) Odes d Isaias lid I CL prior. I Woe. 7e0 47 , 4 10 44 141 6 II 414 16 17 pa 75 77 74 . 76. 187'140 14 0%41 44 114414 44 46 6 7pm par tou Ida pax ..16a 46 47 564 27i 28 3) ii it piral 141 /6 par i } Pok 0 t 2 pa. 21 22 i Idla 21 4idla 6 Idle 5 Ids 6 411$ 10 Ilp a II It '"" 16 47 ad idle par id e 1 as I lia per -: --- klii ♦ 6 psi i lan 75 '4 30i aSi 14 I Y p 1 4 e , m till Be lB 78 78 5i ... lli II 959 . 911 17 19 a 1 iyel I db I 3 drb pa 133. 111_ itk 5 m om . 4 a dim 4 dim 114, 6 7P. 251 gar lii lie 41 64 Os D / 4 psi U 6$ !dl SI WI. In U 811 lie .24.10 111 114 41 43 81 nail se" I le 8 dal 6 4 dam 56 66 at I 411. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (PiT ammo menus.) 0 a NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) gl ENTRY TRIAL STARE& A.F. 'Azad, Lytham, Liadsmard Fort, It*hulk Black Prime. and Vixen. sold, 6001. K. 100 K no lee * lee GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP. T.Y.C. le 14 Master Riohard, Arohimedes. Bacchus, Comma, ' , Hi ng- te toe, Evelio', Zambesi, Ands; Regina, Pantaloon, Beadle, el Liston, Lady Valentine, Wild Ague% Cadean, Acolyte, es Naibild4l, Lavinia, Lad Egidia, La Mechant, Gmee SI Darling. Gaza Ladra, Filbert, Ls Fortune, Radcliffe, SI Primers of Wales, and Sir Charles are hare. ■ Path Fonrov.—Troalladonr, John Davis. Attraction, Gardevisam,Clariow't, Bounties. Lord Douglas, Belle of the si Ball, Tennyson, May Bloom, Charity, Vandervelde, Anti- ic Mamma, Jszabel, Tibia, Swordsman, Revinella, Oelerrima, SI II Re Cialantnorao Copenhageo, Nip, Ethelred. Thalia- II sine, Merry He a rt , Marigold, Echo . Advance, Lyra, SI Oouoteraigs, Gil Blaa, Czarina, Isabel, Trust, Dialled, Va. belathus, Dawdle, and Panes. HOPEFUL STAKES. Last half of Ab. M. Mr. Pitt, Harper, Grey Stockinp, Sr to Amber, Chibisi, and Ziegvni ars lure. a Pam Foltrarr.—Leer of Gowrie, Lady Bank, Saxon Beauty, donna, Gallipoli, Wolsev. War, Penelopii, well, Vagabond, Florida, Adelina. Sr to Sophie, Schoolbtlf, Mary Hill, Peer, Duke of York, Young Hopeful, and Con servative. GRAND DIIRE MICHAEL STAMM. A.F. Contract, Zambesi. Liddburtas, sad Leosdown ore here. PAID PORPIIIT.—Kcenti, Gheveretta, Farewell. Harold, Anadyornene, Forester, Crow's Nest, Lady Cochrane, Generalissimo, Loodoser, Lyander, Bedmiastor,Quill, sod Caloyer. snuntrarre TRIENNIAL DJ. Tomato, Evelio', awl Clairvoyant am flame. HANDICAP OF 20 SOVS. T.Y.C. Volunteer, 7st 121 b ; Wild Thyme, 7st 12Ib ; Gninivars, 7st lib ; Indigestios, 7st ; and Lady di Vergr, ret 101 b. PAID FORVlllT.—Troablesomo, Guardsman, Regina, and Panialoon. • • • • ADDITIONAL datinats—Veztarotia, Oat and Outer, Loaf Sugar, Laaghara, Brutish, Broadsheet., Idler, Oroera Prises, Fart', Marigold, Lady Sophia, Potomao, Birch Broom, Steghosupl, Indigastioo, sad HasWiwi. 107 100 100 100 100 100 Material; or LORD MAYOR.—(THIS Dar.)—This morning the Log Mayor rated his precept for a geenmea. hall of the livery to be held in the Guildhall on Friday next, the 29th instant, to elect the Lord Mayor of London for the ensuing year. The whole of the aldermen who have served the office of sheriff are eligible to be elected, and the names of those gentlemen will be submitted to the choice of the livery. Alderman Phillips, of the ward of Farringdon Within, is the senior alderman below the chair; and it being the custom in the conoration foe the gentlemen holding that position to re ceive the appointment is rotation, there is no doubt he will be elected without opposition. Alderman Phillips is of the Heim, nee. Mower ORDER Orrums.—During the quarter sloes Ist July, mosey order offices have been opened in London and the suburbs, at :—Bishop's-road, 'Victoria park, N.E. ; Bartiretreet, Mile-sod New-town, N.& ; Csnoon-street, E.C. ; Canterbury-rod, Maida-vale, W. ; Csld Harboarlane, Camberwell, B. ; Homey-rise, N. ; Kentish Town-road (No. 149), N.W. ; Marsh-street, Wal thainstow, N.E. ; New Etsrnet, N. ; Thorn tou•heath, S. ; Upp er Thames-street, E.O. ; West Green, Tottenham, N. ; and the money order °eke at 210, Oxford-street, London, W.. has been removed to 198, in Br same street. SINGITLAR ACCIDENT. AS BIREHNORAM.—About 10 yesterday morniag a singular accident took place in Dig both. A charwoman, employed by Mr. Cron, fruiterer, who resides next door to the Three Tune public-house. was engaged in cleaning the attic windows at the top of Mr. Coloe's house. The windows are about 40 feet from the pave ment, sad the charwoman wee leaning oat at the time to clean some of the top windows. She suddenly became giddy, and fell forward Into the street. At the time she fell a re spectably-dressed man was passing along the pavement under the window, sod she came with all her weight upon him. lie wee kaocked to the ground, but she luckily fell upon her feet. Some passengers ran to the spot and attended to them. The woman, with the exception of some slight contusions, was found to be uninjured. The man, however, was insensible, and was taken to the Clue ral Hospital. It was there ascertained that he hod received a severe orenssion of the brain. Afterwards he was able to state that his name was Henry George Iron. a cooper, 31 years of age. Last night Mr. Icon lay in a dangerous condition. having remained unconscious from the time of his admiseioa. Miss ATI-MEL—Miss Aylmer, who was the eldest of the younger generation, and who was now gently de rending from her 40th year. lacked the strength of her mother's chamfer. bat admired her mother's ways, and followed Lady Aylmer in all things—at a distance. She wu very god—u navel wee Lady Aylmer—eatertoioing a high idea of duty, and aware that her own life admitted but of little self-indulgence. She had no pleasures, she in curred no exposer. and was quite alive to the feet that as Aylmer Park required a reoment of lazy, gormandising servants to maintain its position in the county, the Aylmer* themselves should not be lacy, and should not gormandise. No one was more careful with her few shinier than Miss Aylmer. She had, indeed, abandoned a life's correspon dence with an old friend because she would not pay the postage oo bitten to Italy. She knew that it was for the honour of the family that one of her brothers should sit in parliament, aod was quite willing to denyhenelf anew dress because sacrifices mast be made to lessen electioneering ex penses. She knew that it wee her lot to be driven about slowly in's carriage with a livery servant before her and another behind her, and then eat a dinner which the nook maid would despise. She was aware that it was her duty to he snubbed by her mother, and to encounter her father's ill temper, and to submit to her brother's indifference, and to have, so to say, the slightest Possible modicum of pommel individuality. She knew that she had never attracted a man's love, and might hardly hou to nuke friends for the comfort of her coming age. But still she was contented, sad felt that she had consolation for it all in the fact that she was an Aylmer. She read many novel., and it cannel but be supposed that something of regret would steal ever her as she remembered that nothing of the romance of lite had ever, or could ever, um in bar way. She wept over th, loves of many weenies, thoeigh she had Dover been happy or unhappy in bee owe. ftai read of gaiety, though she sever encountered it, and must have known that the world elsewhere was lees dull than it was at Aylmer Park. But she took her life as it came wittiest a complaint, and prayed that God would make her humble in the high pari ties to which it had pleased Him to call her. She hated radicals, and thought that " Frays and Reviews." sad Bishop Colour, came direr from the Evil One. She taught the Mils children in the parish, being spestelly argent to them always to curtsey when they saw any of the family, and was as ignorant. meek, and stupid a poor woman se you shall find anywhere in Europe.—Anthoey Trollops, in the Fortaigkay Review. MONEY MARKRZ-(THIS DAY). Two delool. The stock markets continue to exhibit a droop ing tendency, the amount of business being ex tremely limited. Consols have receded i per cent., and some of the English railway stock: ito i. Foreign securities and financial shares have not varied to any important extent. The govern , went broker has bought 10,0001 New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. There is a good demand for discounts to-day, and no transactions are reported below 4 per cent., the Bank minimum. The supply of money ;9 still limited. In the Stock Exchange loans from day to day on English government securities are obtain- able at 3 to 34 per cent. At Paris to-day, sooording to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 68fr. 35c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 894 to 4 for money, and 894 to 4 for thej account (Oct. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 4, 4 ; ditto for account, 894, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, 4, i ; New Three per Cents., 874, 4, 4 ; New Three and-a-Half per Cents., 941 ; Annuities, 1885, 13 11:16 ; Bank Stock, shut ; India Stock, 217, 216, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1054, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 25a. prem. ; and "'chequer Bills, 3s. dia., ls. prem. Mexican Bonds have improved 4 per cent., and Italian of 1861 and Turkish of 1865 show a favour- -'4 able tendency. Other descriptions are quiet, in the absence of transactions. Some of the present _ AU 71 id Si zd 16 1 I I di quotations are subjoined, viz. : —Greek, 201 to 211 ; Turkish Cousolidde, 491 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 30 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1; Confederate, 75 to 8 ; and Mexican, 25/ to 5. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, Old Five per Cents., 925; ditto 1863, 715; Egyptian, 941, 951 ex div. ; ditto 1864, 951, 961; French Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 951 r., ex div. ; Italian, 1861, for account, 641 ; ditto 1865, 801 ; Mexican, for :mount, 255, 1, 1 ; Russian, 1822, 91, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 911 ; ditto 1864, 96 ; Sardinian, 76 ; Spanish, for account, 471 ; ditto Passive, for account, 301, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 96 ; ditto 1858, for account, 725 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 77 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 745,1, ; ditto, 1001. Bond; 75 ; ditto, 1865, 455, 1, ; Venezuela, 1864, 42. The scrip of the new Brazilian Loan is still in quired for, and has advanced to 21 to 35 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds continue in demand, and have again advanced, the present quotation being 691 to 1. Erie Railway shares are quoted 58 to 1, being firmer ; Illinois, 82 to 1 ; and Atlantic and Great Western debentures, 875 to 88. A third dividend of 2s. 6d. in the pound is announced as payable in Norwich, next week, to the creditors of the East of England Bank, by the liquidators, Messrs. Gibbons and Tillett. This batik stopped payment in July, 1864, with liabilities amounting to about 600,0001., and the dividends paid previously to this amount to 15s. in the pound. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 5 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to 1 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 81 to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 45 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 41 to 1 prem. The approaching close of the quarter causing large revenue payments to be made to the Bank, there was a strong demand yesterday at the discount office at that establishment, and, the supply of money in the general market being limited, scarcely any transactions took place in Lombard-street below 4 per cent. In the Stock Exchange there was like wise a good demand, but the rate for short loans on English Government Securities did not exceed 3 to 31 per cent. It is understood that the letters of allotment of th;Brezilian Loan will be posted to-morrow evening. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day"), and end on Friday. About 85,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Alexandria. The Essex, with 483,0001. in Australian gold, is now about due, having been at sea 86 days. The William Duthie, with 130,5001., and the Lincoln shire, with 282,000/., may be expected to arrive in about a fortnight, the former having been out 67 days and the latter 65. The West India packet, due at the end of the week, will probably bring a large amount of specie. The Africa, from Boston, has brought 8,0001. in specie. The Stock Exchange Committee have passed the following resolution :—"That, pending an inquiry into the circumstances connected with the General Estates Company, the buying-in be suspended." The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,9391. over last year ; and the South Eastern an increase of 3861. The directors of the Book of British Columbia have issued the following report in anticipation of the general meeting to be held on the 3rd of Octo ber :—" The directors have the pleasure to submit to the proprietors the accompanying statement of accounts for the half-year ended 30th June last, and have satisfaction in stating, that after paying all charges, deducting re bate of interest on bills not due, and making ample provision for bad and doubtful debts, the undivided profits amount to 20,0781. 13s. Bd., which the direc tors propose to appropriate as follows, viz. :-9,3751. in payment of a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum ; 7,000/. to reserve fund, which will then amount to 20,0001., leaving 3,703/. 13s. Bd. to be carried forward to the current half-year." An extraordinary meeting of the new City Club Company was held yesterday, when the report of the auditors appointed at a previous meeting was sub mitted. After a lengthened discussion, a resolu tion was agreed to, to the effect that the money required for the completion of the club be raised by the qualification for membership as regards future members being increased to 20 shares, and that all the present members be requested to increase their holdings by at least 10 shares each. The prospectus of the London and Australian Agency Company (Limited) is issued, with a re spectable direction. It is explained that the object is "to facilitate the investment of English capital in Australia, and to assist generally in do• veloping its resources. The sources upon which the company relies for its profits may be briefly summarised as follows, viz.:- 1. Interestt on the money advanced. 2. Commis sion on the mosey advanced. 3. Commission on wool sold by weekly auction. 4. Charge for storing wool. 5. Difference between the cost of borrowing money here and leudiog it at the colonial rate." The nucleus of the project is the acquisition of the business of Messrs. J. H. Clough and Co., of Mel bourne, which has been established upwards of ten years, and is stated to show an average net' profit for that period of no less than 33,2881. per annum, derived principally from commissions on advances and sales of wool, stock, and stations. With regard to this point, we would suggest to the promoters that they would find it to their interest to have these profits formally certified by qualified aocountanta, this being • coarse which all new companies in future will be required to adopt. It is further mentioned that " the perebtos el the goodwill of the business has been effected on very advantageous terms, the amount to be . paid being less than two years' profits, the whole of which will be received by the vendors in shares, subject to proportionate reduction should a net profit of 30,000. per annum on a three years' sweep not be realized, as stated in the terms of purchase, copy of which, and also of the articles of associa tion, can be seen at the offices of the solicitors." Another clause in the arrangement is described se follows: One half of the amount of the above purchnee-stooey will be paid to the voodoo' by di thousand shares (with 54 per share paid•ap) oat of the pressat bras, and the remain bag ball in debentures of the company, to be eoeverted into shares of the next issue, such debentures or converted shires to be held by the board for the purpose el nuani teeing a dividend of 10 per cent. per annum for three gears and the vendors have oleo sowed to place their servtime at the disposal of the company for the rmo period to ao•opoo. rate with the manager, who wdl be appointed by and noll under the direction of the hosed in Loudon. The Melbourne premises acquired by the company are stated to surpass any buildings for similar pur poses in the Australian colonies. The capital in 1,000,0001., in 50,000 shares of 201. each, but the first issue is to be limited to 30,000 Ames, of which 6,000, as already stated, have been apportioned to the vendors, leaving 24,000 for allotment to the public. Moaner BMW& Consols, which closed on Saturday at 891 for the 10th October, opened and closed to-day as NI to 1. For money the last p ri ce was 8 9 4 to 41. The official business report is as follows :—T h y per Cleat. Consols, for money, 894, f, ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 87f, 4, 1 3 , 4; New Three pe r Cents., 87f, 1, ; shat; Ban India Five per t. Stock, iObi, The India Five per Cent. Stock wee steady. Ex chequer Bills were unaltered at 3s. dia. to le. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. One of the chief movements was a fall of # per cent. in Turk ish Consolid4s. Turkish Bonds of 1866 and Rus sian of 1850 were also weaker. There were inqui ries for Confederate and Venezuela Deferred. Spanish Passive improved ft. Bank shares, on the whole, were rather more offered. A alight reduction took place in /link of British Columbia, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, Bank of Otago, and Metro politan and Provincial. Bank of Queensland and Merchant Bank shares inquired for, and firm. As regards the shares of the financial companies, the variations consisted of a rise of ss. in Imperial Mercantile Credit and a trifling reduction in Credit Fonder and Mobilier. The closing quota tions were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 1 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; General Credit, 2 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; London Financial, 81 to prem. ; Im perial Mercantile Credit, 2to prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 41 to ft prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 101 to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 1 to 4. die; Overeud, Gurney, and Co., 4 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, ft to # die. ; Ottoman Soci6t4 Gito4rale 24 to 1 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 t 416 ; Lion Brewery, 11 to 2 prem. ; and Attitude Telegraph Preference, If to 2. Bombay pas, International Contract, Merchant Shipping, and West India and Pacific Steam shares, have receded. Royal Mail Steam were inquired for. Transatlantic Steam shares were quoted 2 to 3 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds closed at 69 to 1, showing a rise of ft per cent. since Saturday. Erie Railway shares were better, at 58 to 1, and Illinois Central at 82 to 1. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Sterling Debentures were steady at 874 to 88, while some other classes of this company's secu rities were in increased demand. MINES.-(THIS DitYJ Two o'Clacw. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day, and the tone generally is rather firm. Some of the present quotations are as follows:—East Lovell, 15i to 16 ; Chiverton, 10 to : Great Vor, 341 to t ; Cbiverton ,5 to ; West Caradon, 9to ; South Condurrow, 21 to 3i ; and East Basset, 23 to 25. No transactions are officially reported in the Stock Exchange. - Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Yndanamntans have been dealt in at li, showing firmness. No. 1 I Ph• 1 114 U 7 Pi I 114 117 I I 1 dim_ sari - as 1 al WIT ir :1 :It II 1 CI u d* f 1110 ill le Ti $ 2Om 11 i 14 0466 6 11 Ipm 10 6 4 Me 6 2% I goi 16 12 10 4la 4 2 Thom 14 26 27 6 1% WI" in 1 2p ill 161 le 10 16 H 1 2ipm _ _ 4ft par 10 I 6 4 di. - II :Ow • zd —ctts 11 II a 96 16 fibs ledb LO 7 fdb I par iv" 1 —pm 21 fIl f! 16 Ma ko 11 9Ma II 8 0414 11 9Ma 14 2 1 et 4` 45 _ 6 II ills 9e 411 I par l ism di I 10} 14 ou 96 1 I * 1 a Au : par ii 19 19 42. 2 1 - If 1619 11 . 44 Si Ii 174 19e 1 1 dbe par S 19 29 pa 40 9 7 dim iii 60 91 is t 999 499 1 2 l i lts 'pia 11 i&a ipm 15 7 5 die COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (31 ELIOIIIIO AND fIITUNATIONALL TIL14111011.) (ram OUR 0 17 001111WOADZINT.) Oovron.—The market strong at jd. advance. Saks probably 15,000 or 20,000 bales. Cols.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in brisk demaadoit 2d. per oental dewier. French flour steady. Indian corn firm ; mixed, 29.. lii Beans, oats, and oat meal unchanged. MINOING-LANK.—'THIS DAT.) ficomt.—Tber• is a goad market at tall prior, with d's. poetic° to ROIL Brown qualities at previous rums. The soles tackle clayed ILsoillo of old import at :12s. fid. ; Havasu, No. 11 to 111, at 37e. Rd. to 38e. ; common Jag pry Madras Bk. Reamed very firm ; brown lamps, 445. ; piaeas ooemsMsd • further Waimea OOME.—The market is firm, bat quiet. RI7II AID SALITITIM—No salmi reported. Ricz.-2.300 bap of old Neeraocie mid at 10a. CMNSIA Loom hm beam sold at • farther advance ; fine paii, 945.; second, 925. Corrovr.—There has been an active demand, at a further advance of gd. per lb. .Turs—fho market continua firm. TALLOW MAAKILT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Petersburg Y.C. on the sort, is quoted 46s 31 ; Deosusber, 475. ; Jaanary to Yank 471. 6d. ; March, 48s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Jim.. Easton reports trade et the fakir ins kiees :—Prime clover, from 1265. to 135 e. ; interior ditto, 100 s. to 115 s. ; sealed eat closer, 60s. to 120 e.; prime meadow hay, 100 e. to 110. • inferior ditto, 80. to 90s. ; rowan, 60e. to 80s.; straw, 30s. to 3de. PROI7ITCIAL SEARS MARKET& Livintroots Sur. 25.-Saiss to-day Wes tern. reat Eastern, 41-Great Western, 651 ex d-London and North 1244-tianchdlier. Sheffield, and Lincoln, 53; -Metropolitan, 1391 I-Midland. 1271 -North British. M. I 5-North Easters, Berwick capital Mock. 111 1 11-tooth Eastern. ex -Edinburgh tad GimillP 3 w. men. 41 per cent., 941-Biaffislo and Lake Harem, ta 3-16 1 546- Ditto 7 per cent. prat , lamed BcL, 6 143-Great Waakern ot Canada, 14 1346 1 546 - Erie, 571 8-111lools Central, 811 a I t 3-United States 1-30 hood. 081-Great Luxembourg shares, 15 1146 1-Mexican 8 per cent s 51 — Liverpool Mu ds, Association (Limited), 15-16 d.- Mercantile and Yichang, Bank (Waited), ea d.-Albion Marine (Limited), d.- Liver pAni and London and Globe Pin and Life, 91 p.-Marcantil• Marine (limited i. 746 1.-Unien Marina (Limited). 1 8 -16 p.- Nationai Steam (limited), 11 1 'l ll-16 i 1 i i 1 I L-Weell India and Pacific Stem, la 1 P. MANcHWrsa, Sup?. 35. -Me market wan quiet. and pries a shade easier. Boickow. Vaughan, and Cu. I Limited!, 31 p.- Coallolidated Buds (Waited), 61 p.--Grest lfairtern, 481 1-Gress6 Luxembourg. lbfGreat Northern A. 1514-Onst Western at Canada, 14 5-16 1-Great Wasters. 6311-1111nots Contral. Ste tll 3-Lancashire sod Yorkshire. 1211-Lredon ant North Western, 1241 1-Maneherer, naiad, and Linear shire, 581--Metroooltan. 1381 4 5-Midland, 1271 -Ne York and Erie, 671 8-North Befalls. 1 61 6 1-Neeti Eastern •• Berwicks," 1111 -Railway Meet 1,4 Plant I.saswada p.-United Mates 341. Team Bonds, 66-Park Gate. par - Lancashire Insuranosa p.-EAlabargh, Perth. and Dort" 311. SISIIIIIOIIAY, 881.1. %.1.-Ttio transaction* in tins 41111(1.11 to-day were In Birmingham Canal shares, at ani yord'a Banking Company's shares, at 14 pram.; Birmingham Mae Stock Banks, at 341, 441, and 311: ttingham JOllat mons: Banks, at 14 prem. : bupwrial C.ontlnental Gas, at .31 4 Bir mingham Alliance Pire-cifilee Minna, at 46. prem. ; and Olosioes ter Wagon Disarm. st n s.ll There weer buyers of Stourtwidu and Kidderminster Baks, at 12. an div. ; of Birmlnghiun nre once shares, at 911 ; Rallway Carriage Company's sharer, at 2 preen ; General Steam Navigation Company's shares, at 1611 and Patent Shaft and Axietres shana, at 111 prem. CHEETSEY CATTLE FAUL—YEEterdsy this fair for the aide of cattle sod horses wee held in the village of Ohertsey. The show of stook was annimally small, and hovers being ewes very few head cd horned rattle were sold. There is an abeedancs of gray feed in this poet of the county. bat dread of the issithe inseam canoes the pas ture Lads to remain mister:tad. The Isom fair competes:l secondynte animal', and earthen.* made 15 to 20 and nags and light barness homes 14 to 22 guineas, "ll :l ponies, ke. sto 8 vines& Nagy bongo ware tarsal out of the fair without bete sold. The sauna goose mart was she held and formed an important filature of the fair, and advanced mires were obtained ; large, live fat wee sold at lls. to 145., sad mill ditto at 6i. to 94. each, and all sold oat quickly. Descatcbes were received yesterday et the Colo nial-office from the Governors of the Nertk Aasgeea Pre. vinous and the Bahamas. OCTIRAL PALAOL Sim.uioo DAY. MONDAY, SEPT. Z.—Admiaisint on payment, 4,856; ditto by season tickets, 1,054. Total visitors, 5,912. I 'XV' mitts 'eta 'idea plod TN/ s one bedil