The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-25 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMIN AI. I RT. (Tills DAY ) OLD CI /1.: (Helroen writow e. 19. mums, for II %Mu] •,• I • •I • 4 ria.; • prtrnviitc I. .tis•l 11r.••••••:,!, tilt , . hi i • •t•• r. it will be rel.. unbend. ~ • :man on ~•1 th • wasp,' Km.loon., .1,1 the .1% 0.0 It n. IL.. .1111 e Wtl+44. 11 11 the 1 tl, .d ...ei.teinber the '• • ' io th.• 1114111 ... 14 11.1.11 . 1.11.0 .11. I.•. 140.1 tit /11t01/0011lIa0 Init. pro •11.1.1. f.ll >li WWI. !t1 Olen, Tba 111400. , 1 .11 , 1 lalu.r i 1. .••••• • "...Is, 'lnwood Port. r, (.1.1 • 1.1 :.• .4; 00.1. he tried t.l ter. iglu., el.. which • • ;.• , ...1• sad ill,. toloos• r olfeW 1 ;•.otre olti • Ir 1,01. t • !tint with it. The •1er , ,...4.1 •*I •••••*.n.: t.twreet the knife Imo.. the rep...H.l'4 1.• • .1 I. 104 i hi. arm, ..i. , 1 m tie• ••••,t14.• : I lit., .n week. .. 1 11 1.111110,4 •• .. VIV WrIILII/I4 • •• I I.• Olt., •44 obielt he with.. ri% 11111t.'•. I ! .,11...111 g taker into metal,, the r e:•• 1.4.' 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The jitioniet Ismi ill.ferli..:entrartir the dream 4. fi ler. um • struggle hetet.. l'ort, and the psi. •••••• lib* olorrk4•••1 hod C. 01011 1 ,404 1... iv • 4r.i•. hi...res. shah : 11 ..1 r.i.virtt it to jerk, marl liar i tiir Ile dal not even think there 111.44 .nnto lent t.. pi...lir a rer• ihrt wini a.. istraiedit.il•-il her toe ems 'Whaled. nail. iiikiez into .oirorirratnni lb. inanioe in the priantue 1.r.l lean the • a... I . •nis r. end the saeik Brat hr w.nilJ la- en i. OM , h.0111414i l a.nu..t tlierl, the 1.11..•.“ Haat a.O ten.% .r.. 1 lea thought Ute jut) a ill la• iistetiril ar petting hint eutarely miner nick rirr Maury, Jtaitirt. Ityles harm:: *ulumb..ol up, the jury, after a iirlihrratine, taloa the pm...oer r:•••rre 1100- p6llainer. hut at the non., tiair 11.111 to merry nemutst .4 the pro.selltimes and ill.•utgr he had reeeiverl Tor kinted jushic mid be well roiroilt nith Janus Kerber; befiwr 1111. 1 - 11.%111.E nr tl/10.111/ % %%11.1. Ihrt .4 GrIVIA 36, • irst.k.as.iv-ialin g man, pi...al .1 lor to folio lua trial opal a thane of f.rion; awl aturiog • will imorpartioss to be that •4 "Thin 11e113.. Tail pflgnSel SM. alp Charged with the acme 4 wilf u l c•.. runt ler,ury. The pn.•.uer plerkd guilty to the latter charge. S.•rleant ItalLuitatie, who was specially m4itle.l he the wills Mr. liars, said that having attentively ....Veered lb* evidence in lappet of the charge 4 forgery, lo god be. leanest* friends were of mom.. that it was not ..thcomt to justify a conviction, and he .11. t lai-ndote, alth the teuveut of ties ocourt, refraiu tr miming any naive, io ...mon 4 that charge. A verdict 4 Hof fie./to was accordingly takes epos the charge 4 forgery. *annul Parry, who was specially retread for t►e de fence. was assail to ••tale some fact. is mitigation 4 pui...l.meat, hut the learned kids, all that that could emly dein try as 111014 it. titeues lire rIMIMeq wetly po•tposi.l nat.' muss us atti .Lratd.au bees made. NEW COURT. (Ilefore Mr. Justice Keating.) This aumning, upon his lordship taking hi. seat, Mr. Montagu Xlianitais, ttr., and Mr. ss-rjeaut Parry, who had been apeeially retained, and with when was Mr. F. H. Lew* appeared to oppose an applimitioe which bud been mad. In Mr. Sleigh upim the pert of Via/rid , the artist, who stands indicted fug obtaining from Miss Frederica derhustooe the sum of 1,90 W., rattail nom the prosecution to mistime certain letters which hail teen taken from the defendant by the eim.tahle and were now in the possessio I of the prosecution. Mr. )1. theniber• having briefly stated the facts of the charge apirtst the defendant, and the tip. plimition which haul been made, read an affidavit of Messrs. Lewis. the attorneys l.a the proiecutioo, which stated that the production of lb, letters was not necessary for the pareses of the prisuet's defence, as they were only called for the purpee • of intimidation that they would he produced court for that par pose. The prisoner, who knew the isinteuts of the whole of the Letters, and got Um of put ir, did tot state in what respect the corresisoalence aifeched him. The letter.. 1.:1 in number, were n. Italian, and hod beta translated, and they did not brat- opoi the actual cluir:c, soil therefore the proaeciiimii opposed the applicaticii. Mr. Sleigh, with whom was Mr. tiff:ad, mid that the aflaLvit pot in he the defendant's .Is itor, Mr. Sidney, called for thrift letters, sod alsu that the -e might stand nett until nett wallop. The learned rainsel explatned that Collett, who at first appeared as solicitor for the de femlinot, had transferred the case to Mr. Sidney, and the affidavit .et forth that the defendant ought to have the letter.. He meet emphatically denied that the defendant's counsel intended to use the coriespoodenee for the purposes of intimidation. The charge was one of falsu pretences, mud the correspoodence now called for might prove that oo false pretences ba.l been merle. titer some further &acumen's, hie lonlship said be would give his decision tivniorrow morning. Nordic Morrie, 27. married, was ht.hetell upon the corm aer's warrant for killing and slaying Moir Harris. Mr. Gittard prosecuted and Mr. The feria of the ease have helm hot given. The WNW lived in • loidgingliouse in Ileilforilbury, std it wa s alleged that she hail aeglectel the dens. said, infant of One weeks old, a consequence ot which it died. The jury aamitted the prisoner. THE POCK[ COURTS (THIS DAT.) fit A L 4 ONA. Bobs, • inapenklir.lookiag Min. was Amami with embessliag urinal sum s .if amounting to alsont Iltd. the property of his employ. r•. Mr. T. H. fiend ..pared for the pros...ldiom James Power said he was inspector of 1..4i., i s M an . eliestar. Ile Muskat night the pnamer wag hrought to the atatiots•house by hi. muter, Mr. L'r5.1f..r.1...1." rhary•4l him with emberelier ~.runts stints of aviary, awl the prisoDer said he had notleoor to wiy. 3lr. Thorium Itradford stated that lci we. a waahing.tna. chine manufacturer at Manchester, •n.l hint • plaice .4 business for the male of his machines in Loudon. Tl.O pet. loner was a second clerk is the London 1100.....m1 has duty was t.. elf .43 NallES, writa litter., reCeilln 110 , 01.... and tran• mit the,.. is balk ogles • week to ilauclicater, keeping only sufficient to pay current taproom }laving *.fine that all wee not right. prosecutor as,,. up to town and eaamined the honks, and found a deficiency of •29/. 4.. 9.1. Ili spoke to the primmer, and rid thew was something anon about the Liaises, and he replied that be was sorry to we there was. Prosecutor asked him to let him know the ..1144 at once, whether it wal 31. or :411i. f1 e .,i 4 11 th e mom that had Leen stated was all. The book. weie then ev.tomesl, and other deficiencies wets di...covered, upon whish dm prisoner made • full euniessein sad renilenscl every amistance to close up the account., aid also made out a lint I. the cash book of earns he had raseivad nod not accounted for. Award lb...assume of money was one for I.ls. from Mama. Nicholls. of Leadvbitell'aiffiffii Mr. F. Wood, a clerk in the Arco of 'teems. Nicholls, parse.) payment .4 the account by a elle.Pe. NIA also pro ast the prisoner's receipt for the 111012.1-. Mi. graJf.rd toil he had sot received soy .4 the matey for that clospie, and it had not been accomute.l for by the *mom TiOpei...o.r, to the surprise of the prowsutor, pleaded Is;uilty, ;41 w.u. fully eoreuaitted foe trial. 444.4414ENT AT TIM DUKE •W DIA 4 4)1•11111t . A. JA^ IV•th stahletzlan to the oirrieg of the Date of lks 1)...5.056i5e Douse, Pieealill r , aril Jo Am an .44 mars, described as a lalmortr, were charged with eons heroes, the property of the Duke of IleTnosl44re. lb or. !intim, porter at lievoeshire Howse, mid the hero... produced wee the property of the D u k e o f Devon , e nd the luisemer Willie bail the rare of the in ~.es all the year mond. He (witser) bed last secu the hale.. safe M the atahles in June. /*Le the prisoners had Iwo in eamody be searched the stables •sel mi•oesl it. 7 .t said about 6 yesterday evening he weut to Mrs Attenhareaatis, in horsidiny, and blond the too pit. so, els there. lie asked Willis where got the hoists& from, mid he said it beicesed to the Duke of lhowohire. Plu ' 4 .s= •betlier be was authorised to pledge it. he maid he set, hat he was only paid noes a month, and lad a meter is Hampshire who was deter; be Itsid slows so in telshas to redeem it when he wee peel, hut he had nn frhoions intention. Leon, told him him that he was to carry the harneM by Willis. Mu hl , Hamm. manager to Mr. ~ i tteehorough, inorn hrker. of PicoviillT, caul the primmer I.sons brouett the Larne., on the previous eveolog, aml 6n hi. asking hint if THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1861. it Li., be will it h• hog t 4l to living lit the lbevounliire*Y. seeing a cwt./wet ell the hal ' l ey% :.c•1 being nudtr the that th. ref wan n.nwethin4 , wat 1..• toll LVOO.I V. w 0/01 (CUL Can Iwpaiti, atoll Inn .111 on.. atal lu• then neat fur tile .theer. 31r. Tyrwhitt .aid there wa. 110 1101• .6111114 I,VOO O . aal he.h.•uld Itiol, 1,,t he •ile.aild remain' Willi* fur LATEST SPORTING NT::LLIGENCE. 4 :1IT LLI:c111:C DAY.) 1..1 1)1 1:•••;' I'I ! ATE. About "f t . n.ik. iil•• It. Ihe lAA. I Anicii.,;, musl 1:.4,1“4:00111 .v la .11.. I.!' I t T , T1:1:! 4 111 , ! 1 : V.% N b:C.11•. One lane 111.4 Id half. The .M.ek, r Lr ittnleatelwr, awl Iktking are htrr. EN Tl'.l" Fon \lt. One ruile. reret :41321. 1:3 , 34e.. Se.her.e, Viteuute.s, Ne 2)• arc twre. I•2Ii NT \ 1' sTAKE.'•:. "miles I furloug 44 yard.. Ih.r.ing. earl 4:0101 are here. i.N 1 . !:1 2 11 111{.11g!.lTI: ST.IKE.i. Half mile. Tost..r. 31errymahl, 112.021.20. Summer Breez; 11....A.:e5, .2.1 1'..2122 u ere Isere. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two .'C LOCK. The iniuing market is generally quiet today, but transactions to a fair extent have takeu place. North Basset shares have declined, I.eitr! quoted 7i to R. East Caradon are calka 26; to 6 ; Marko Valley, 104 to g ; North Mails, 31 to ; North Treskerhy, 24 to ; South Caradon, riu to 300; Kingston Downs, 3 to }; Pro vidence, 41/ to 41 ;a nd W e st R ose Down, 13 to 14. Stray Park shares are officially marked in the Souck Exchange 31 ; and West Caradon, 44. In foreign wining shares the only feature ix a decline in Linares, which have been dealt in at 6. JJJ JJ jug . mei:twilit:: are very quiet. At Wheal Louisa meetiug, held yesterday. the accounts showel a debit balance of all. A mill of 20f. per 1.1 oth share ivas made. It was reoilved to divide the company's 4:spite' into r , ,UUO Marla, instead 100, as at present. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-(1'M8 DAY.) The westher since 3londsy how been awry unsettled, and • •on.l deal of rein ho. fallen. The wind to-day is from the M.M.W., with ocea.ional hesvy showers. The quantity of home-grown wheat, thin week it neth er more liberal. of Hour middling, Lrley, malt, beans, and peas short, and oats not quite Do esintract;xl as of late ; very few Sattch and no Irish oats arrived. The supplies of foreign wheat are very moderate, nearly all American. Flour a small [supply of Amerioin barrels. Harley continues iu very limited supply—a few bags per alearner, and one cargo of Egyptirku. Oats, a roll quantity, mostly RUSIIIAII, with several cargoes of Swedish cud 'Amish. A cargo of Mediterranean beaus ; one of peas from Prumia, and but very little linseed or (aimed.. The wheat trade is quiet to-dry at Mooday's reduction, there beia,; as inquiry this morning for eaportatiou to thu L'oritineot. Flour also dead,.; a little business doing, but no pun chases made for export. Towu made, top price, 515.; Nor. folk, ex 'Lip, 40s. Barley for rualtia„.. rather ebeaper thau last week, except ing the very finest ileacriptioris, grinding qualities fully as dear. alt.* a middling trs.le this morning at Monday's slight Ta. ducti.m. Dean+ and peall without change. lather dearer. Cake, fully as dear as last week. Itapr.red linn. Englivii mustard without change. Foreign very low.r quality being inferior. Trefoil and cloveraeed inert with no inquiry at p resent. FLOATINi: CARWEA.—WheeI :Intl maize cargoes inquired after for Ireland at rather higher quotations than for the Contiaent. WHEAT.—English : Essex sad Kent, white, new, Mk to 64.. ; ditto, fi ne old, 54k to 57a; ditto red, new, 52; to 616.; ditto, fine, old, 49a. to 506. ; Norfolk, kg., fine, old, —e. to —s.; red, new, to —a Foreign : Lrntsic , 576. to Olt.; fine, 6:tl to fifie.; extra, 65e. to 676.; Konigsberg, 514 to 576.; ditto. extra, 575. to Ma ; Rostock, tits. to Mi. • Neeldeidrug red, 551 to tgio.; Uckermark ditto, 576. to tios. ' • American white, 57e. to 6214 ditto red, 51s. to 555.; Canadian, 576. tolls BARLEY.--English malting, M. to 395. ; fine, 40s. ; grinding, ro. to 27s ; and distifiing, M. to M. per Ar. ; foreign grinding, 255. to Xs. ; ditt o duitilling, 28s. to 295.. malting, —s. MALT. —English, Ease: and Norfolk, 6%. to 634. ; fin. 63a to 70s. ; Kingston and Ware, 65.. to 72a.; brown, 604. to slts. Oeoo.—Eogbah feed, 27e. Od. to 294. 01.; potato 29.. to 31s oeing°, be. Od. to 24.. 300. to 325. Bwia.-English tick, 38s. to 41e. ; harrow, 40s. to 44.. ; 0; 00 % 408 . 4 0 4 4.1. ; foreign, Marasan,44s. to 38.. ; tick. 318. to 40e. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 445. ; skin, 355. to 37a. Pub.-English boilers, 38e. to 4251; w to and blue, 388. to 40s. ; maple, 40.. to 43... grey, 345. to 38e.; hog, 3fia. to 38s. ; forei g n. 31s. to 375. Fwua.-Engliab town, 48s. to 50s. ; ditto One, 7A.. to 511.; country, 43e. to 445. ; Norf o lk an d Suffolk, 38e. to 41a; French, -s to -a pee sack; American, 261. to 305.; Canadian, 27, to 318. ; Spanish, 45.. to 528. INDIAN Cont.-White, 391. to 428. ; yellow, 40s. to 435. Ftoariuo CAEGOZPI, all C. F. and 1.-Wliesit : Bard'. saski and Marianople, per 49211 w., 488. to 58s. ; Ohirka, 48e. to 51s. ; Polish Odessa, per 48016 e., red, 455. to 47 1 ; white, 545. to 565. • Maybe and Galata, 435. to 40s. ; Egyptian, 38a. to 398: Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 40011:e., 2.ic to 271. ; Odessa and Danube do. Ms. to Ms. Beans : Egypt, per qr., 31s. to 345. Maim; : Odessa and Galati, I per 4921 b.., 325. pd. to 354. ; lbrail and Bulgarian, Per 4801b5., 30s. Od. to Ma ; French, do., -a. to -e. ; Amencan, do., 325. io 355. SEEM --Curry seed, per qr., 41a. to 50s. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 411 a. to 411 e. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 9s. to 10s. ; brows, -a. to -a ; Linseed, per gr., crushing, 50s. to 58s. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 12/. 15a. to 131.55. ; American, thin, in brim., per ton, 10/. 5.. to 10/. 15 5. .; do., thick, r ound, and oblong, 91. 108. to 10. 10a.; Baltic, W. to 141. ss. ; Marseilles, tn. ss. to 10.5 e., Rape cakes, 54. to U. 108. A&kIVAL INTO LONDON MY glirT. 29 TO szpr. S. English sod Scot . idol Foreigu. Whist 7OBO We 120 .... 1810 We 290 20480 MO O5O JIM, &Wink. IN loft : Foreign. .2.oloiiirds. MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) suiLut.— Them continues to be a goad demand at an ad vance of about 'id. per cwt. Brown Mauritius sold 345. 6d. to 3&i.; yellow, 374. 6d. to 395.; crystallised, 42a. fa, 445. 6d.; flee Ourpattah date, 41s. td. A cargo of brown Bahia sold at 204. lola. Raped, brown lumps, 494. Corri:v.—The public sales are going off with spirit, at full prices; low to middling Plantation Ceylon, 735. to I. 6d ; peaberry, 795. to s4s. 6d. ; good and fine ordinary Native Ceylus,.67s. &d. Cocoa.=2oo . buto sold. (ininada, 535. ; Trinidad, :Ha. TLC—Swinges ham been transacted in new seasois'a Hyson Cotignua, at •br.. so 2a. Ad. hest.-170 puncheons Leeward' "old at Is. 60. Rlcc —The market is Arm, but the demand is leas active. FKCIT.—FIoe old currants sold at 395. ; and new, 33e. 64. to 34e Valencia raining, 40a. to 425. Sultana, 60a. SALTPETRE is dull of sae. t'orros. —2,000 Woo sold at previous prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady to-day et the following prime : Town tallow, 4W. .hl., net ash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 47e.3d. ; October to December. 47e. 3d. ; December, 47e. Pd. ; Joatiory to March, 484. to 48e. N. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Nears. Patteldea and Smith report aa active demand for the new growth at improving pilaw. Currency : Mid wad Fiat Kent, 9/. to VW.; Weald Kest, N. 10a to 104.; Sameit, W. to W. Duty, 110,0001. to 190,0001. PRIZE FIGHT.—A tight between "Joe Goes, of Northampton," and "W. Royal, of Birmingh a m, alias Bob Brettle's Big-un," for 100 L, at catch weight, came off yesterday in the London district. After 38 rounds, which were fought in two hours and fifty minutes, (less was de clared the winner. The betting from the first wee Inset 6 to 4 on Ones, and even as much as 3 to 1 was laid on him. Two MIEN SERIOCAIS IN./ TIRED IN • PRI ZI Yu:RT.—Yesterday, at the Leeds Town-hall, Thomas Kel ley., of York-street, Leeds, was charged before the borough magistrates with being one of the principals in a mite fight, which came off on the previous thy. Yesterday Webster this opponent) was still in a dangerous state, and his recovery it involved in some doubt. Kellen was, eon sequently, remanded until other symptoms in thwarts' of Webster should declare themselves. When removed to the cell the prisoner, whom face was much battered, and orna bested with two Mack eyes, end who is otherwise severely pounded, exhibited symptoms of lunacy, bet whether from Must drinking or other causes remains to be ascertained. FATAL ATTACK By IRVIN HOT-TICZKRII AT EAR! Ftatginu.--On Saturday night last a dreadful disturbance took place, in the course of which • labourer named Rey nolds, otherwise Itenoett, was so savagely beaten that be has niece died. The riot arose out of a quarrel between the hop-picker and some of the villagers at the Bull lon. A companion of Reynolds, who interfered, was also treated with great violence, but Reynolds was at length got away from his assailants. He walked to his borne, hut the next mooning he complained of pain in his bead and chest. Mr. Stokoe, a surgeon, was subsequently sent for, but the man rapidly grew worse, and he died on Monday afternoou. Ru heed weir frightfully contused, and his chest was quite black from the blows and kicks which be had received. Three of the Irishmen have been taken into custody. FEARFUL GALE ON TEL COANT Or CUMBERLAND. Chi Monday mum ning the coast of Cumberland was visited by one of the roost violent storms on record. A fresh breen set io, with rain, soon after midnight, and continued for shoot two hours. At 2 o'clock a fearful gale suddenly Logan to blow from the north-weet, and continued fur so hour and a-half without interrninices. Three schooners, which had Leen lying at anchor off the non of Whitehaven, widths... to lie towed io, dra gge d their anchors, and, after much knocicing, about, were left ashore by the receding tide. The vessels were the William, Coppock, and the Pnpplewell, Coppoek, both of Chester, from Newryi and the Liberty, N ewman , f rom Wi cklow, all for White haven. Several vessels its Whitehaven harbour broke eway from their moorings soon after the commencement of true storm and were considerably damaged. The three vessels outside were left entirely at the mercy of the elements, and the steam tugs of the port not being sufficiently powerful to render them any assistance it was greatly feared that there would be a sacrifice of both life and property. Hap pily tl:e gale grmlually subsided after 4 o'clock and no lives were lost. Tti E - Aral, 'AN 31A11:4, ke. —The Royal Mail 'Wainer Armenian. Captain Wild, sailed from Liverpool yesterday (Tuesday), with mail,. for Madeira. feneriffe, and the west coma of Africa. 1,000/. in spode, and thirty paroeneers. Including Sir Hobert Gore Booth, Bart., m.p.. Mr. Hackett, Qmsen'a Advocate for the Colonies ; F. W. Thayer, Esq., ke.. M as .‘ N. sh.iftp 100 10 100 10 100 100 100 100 wo 110 all all Caledonian, 410 Cornwall, II per east Dan. Plinks Aber. Jon Net Angllan, A, sp. et I Do. B, 6p. C, Ip. el L Couu. Ex., &p.a. No.I Do. do. ito.2 Do. New 6 p el. ei.". neaten Union. 6 p. Ol & Glasgow 6p. el Bdlu.,Pertb,Dua,ll. p.c. Groot Northern, 6 p. at. Do.6c.red.at 10 p.oLpot. Do. 4i per cent. Do.6p.e.red ate p.e.pm. GLK. Boatload. 144Pret etWest.(Deritodlionte Do. redeem. : w 66 p. realms. f o D Do. o. 6p.lneism. 4 p. et Do. e4.4.65en4 prof. Do. &rum. rreL UMW Do.Cholisenll4llo.4 Do. 6w ie. tip. Do. Din& S. Nu* Do. ClreLliprilliate. Do. - 71.17 Do. Ow Es [Ana& Torii I p.a.' Loo.dßelibt .6 p.0.00s No. 1 Do. 6 p.c. do. No. f Do. p. c. do. .... Do. 11 c. .e. do. No.l Do. 4 p. do. Do. 4 p.e.prt.sh d 0... Do. Ip.c. Prot. Moak.. D06p0.d0.(W.11.4411.P. 49. o. dt.(dlvoloL SU: IVa Loo.diothara gab Don, LEN W.Cov.&N on.bp.e l.44&W.Tp.c.lll.l.stoish. Loodoodrryd p. De. As De.__ty pw 5.55! .. Do.reSsiusablo 6p.ot . 0.9 ocD Do.Osoo Dr.& &Op.*. Do. ot. Prod. Nook Do. LoLlUttolua p.o. Norfolk_Sp. Wk. Wm* North BMWS mom Do. Nov Om. I p. it. Dolkolor Usk* gni N. r00.—C005.4p.0.111. D de. Do. Dads • p.ot. No. 1 us Vet. R.•&pm. North Staffordshire... d004.N.111.3ep.01.Pr0L144 Do.dbor. gu..p.o. Do. V p at. Pat Ka* Devoe Mod 44 p. e. L. (lad An. 4L0.4, ' Do. 44 pre ant Do. died 44 per oust D. Woks gos. 6p. oust Day per soot IS. YarMi p. gr IlloottDonloodal3o Do. do. 13 Gra Do. do. Cepa Water.* IC Liken ny Sp.& W.llol-01.1.1stgua.o6 Do. do. 2nd do Do. Nowp. 6 p.ct. Pref Do.do.perp. a p.et. prat siii.wdro. if 100 110 MI 108 106 Itt 11} sd 142 115 id 110 id 106 107 124 15 ad 79 ad 117 in 111 an 103 an 101 nu O 0 100 es 9$ 80 YI 102 104 01 10 161 171 26 10t /610 f BO 11 10 101 16 15$ 114 140 11l nu 11l 114 1311 13i 11l Us au Ks 112 111 lips 92 i Pa h di§ i t pra 13* 131 xd 10 101 131 231 xd 100 102 100 102 IT 99 St 94 27 2s $2 SA 32 45 18 124 126 11/1 120 100 102 119 122 Astworp a Itottordato Anisettes lioltas&S.Prs.ll. opa =JI. %modem W Orattsenta Outtiatax Nino &Roll 80 Ia -• NU - 1U t aa" all . &tension 16 Dutch /the:ilsh all fasten of France .. • all 'Od. Rasalan gua. 6. 9.0. all Gt. Central of Frame all Gt. Liaoning. Coust. all Italian Junction all Lake Coustanc• & Bale all Lien. anu Turnhout all Lyons and Geneva all Maria Antonia all Nam.&Liegel ky the all Do. bp.c.PrL leig.ger. all Northern el France— . lb Do. New Abates . W Norwegian Trunk Pref. 11 OtteurinßcoyrnsAialiM all .Parls, Lyons. and halal all Paris and Orleans 19 Recife and S. Frandsen (Pernasubucolg. 7 p. e 111 Riga and Dunaburg ▪ Royal Danish all Royal Swedish 41 . Do. 7 rir mat. all flornbro and Meuse all Do. 6 pr eent. Pref 1.7 perca 16 LAMA lea f . an %gam dlrrance all Waal Ilaaiitts aD Da. Geier am& Prot all West a11.W.441 frame a l l 3/laußeamla diaa of Avoids I Pg. MAIM id 12:4 dome prioc-I N. OIL e ei i I I re ei we • 31 •4 1 14 4 n al l In I sa 1_ 117117 i 21k0501160 1 SIAS I 1 4 000 16 1.110 100 *M 90 ISMS! 00 Kw' 20 UPS I U I' US OAS 106 o,l** tau SAS 100 WON 10 60.060 10 30.000 2S i. 15,000 10 26,000 60 63,300 60 10,000 '.lO 60.000 100 10,000 100 AOOO 20 0.000 60 20,000 10 6.1,100 26 25,0110 20 20,000 100 16.000 18 00,000 lb 01,000 60 moo 100 100007 60,000'. 130 110.0001 61,000 14CP! LIR 11,110 8.911 likkooo 1,002E46 1 160.830 ~;~ i 66,0001 700,000 akooo 10.0100 ItIcHIIOND 31EETIN1:.—(THIS DAY.) lir /N NDII 'A P. One aside awl a half. Paler lith I . i.pesimusil, I 'detest, Fhwleia-the-hia, Myer. hair. Pt -.up Tali, 'ir Harry, Aglaia Ikale, lanceiiii, I awl, Klima Picnic a re here. Wit It .lIT srAkr.s. Your fur lour 21ei yank. Tiara eutisicillor, Pati.ca, Neptune% I hr ILK I.:um, 7.01. W, Wallachia, Pihit, awl l'iciiWr are here. usEr rI! ;W.% Four fui long% '-' 4 ll l tank Tini Whinier. itrahnon, Relent°, Iby !lank! 0 itottrke, R-rer, , Tenet, Amelia, MirW ill ia ta A rne t t n tog, V a n turd, staple • WEtentlala. Lord Chancellor, Ston.fortL Mir Pennell, .t.lventurer, liatuseniale, Jackal!, Ohl Towler, Early Mors. ratricl, King °I Ken, 1 : , »c RAY. Pent. nary. LoagetrinA, Nectar, and rz...lntial are here. %El' LAN I/ MTAK K`f. Maibtw u . Brawl, I ;.rtiseter, Loeelin, 'Patten:lp, I ;lel stew., t, I.olq,,shot, N•eteNba, ItralA iii i i . Ativelturer, aunt Nactar an hem emAp.i.ve;•cnos.: IMIL HA E.—(7llls DA n A tonvial i„rmieral meeting of the proprietors was held at half-pint I. at tlio mines of an Moutlorastero Railway Coolimey, landoshrulge, Mr. in the chair, for the iwta, authorising the director. In wrens.th; Lurn.-tiog lowers cooferred wan the entiapsoy to the extent authorised by the Charism craw Railway Act, ISM). The eMAIKIIAN, iu accordance with the intim, mond, without any prefatory remarks, a resolution, authorising the directors to borrow any sum not exceeding in the whole 11X, 4 :00/., in such amounts, and at such interest, and on surh terms nod cooditins, as they might from that, to time think Gt. In reply to some renark% of Mt. .tillutit, the chairman •.id that the hioury to be raised woulol he applied solely iu conformity with the powers of the lust act of parliament. The revolution was then paned. SHOIWING TRAGEDY IMAR xzwalsns- UNDNIFLKIIE. er , niir4 last, a moat ileplorablo jambe to 4 it of uriguvermilrle rage transpired 1/l 4r this horough. A 11••01S 11.•011,1 J 41111 .1 ,11. :shoot fifty years of age, keeper of a bvei•lionse known as the Mile House. midway between New castle awl Chestertou, killed a y oung man named Pickstock, ' whom be had mistaken for another WllO had aroused his sager. Jobusim Las • daughter, a girl of shout 6fteeu yeerx, rho, agliost the wishes of her parent, has been " keeping company" with a youth belonging to Chestertou named l'orper. on Sunday night this couple bad been to divine seri ice at Cbesteiton, and, on returning, had fallen in with several friends near to her father's realm:tee. A little chat took place amongst the party, when Johnson, hearing the voices, rushed into the lane, struck his daughter's sweetheart in hi. face, and ordered the girl into the house. Hu followed her, sod, accordiag to the evidence of one of the parts, best her. Picketock, who bad been stmalios by, waiting for Cooper, and two other friends, made off on the first onslaught, the former pr reeding oceedins. soniewhat leisurely in the consciousness that he hail given the enraged man no offence. In a minvte or so, however, one of the corn. ;anima who was in advance heard Pickstock say, " Don't hurt me- - 1 know nothing about it ;" and turning, saw Johnson strike deceased to the ground with a heavy billet of wood, three or four niches wide and about five feet in length. This made deceased's companion quicken his pace and he ran until he could procure help. On his returning, l'iekstock was cm his feet, and staggering nbout in an attempt to move towards borne. He was unable to speak, but in& rated the place of injury by motions. lie was assisted to his lulgincs, his parrots residing in Middlewich, ..t Chester ton. Messenger were sent in several diredionsfor inediralaid, hot • considerable time elapsedere it was available. Leeches were applied to his temple., but be gradually sank, and died at five o'clock neat morning. He was about DI yews of age, and by trade a joiner. It is said that he was not in the least degree intimate with Johnson's daughter ; iodeed, that he did not know her. Johnson was taketi into custody' oo Monday morning, examined before the magistrates at Ilauley, sod remanded to await the result of the coroner's inquiry, which was to be opened last night. DESPERATE POAPIIINO AFFRAY AT CAPISTIfoR.VE. Yr-sterday, at the Macclesfield County Police- I ofiice, three notorious poachers named Thames . itillkwl7. Itichanl Walker, and Abraham Whitt a ker, w ore brought op on a charge of being concerned in a murderous attack upon a petty of gamekeepers at Capesthorne. Mr. Ernest JOINS. of Manchester, end Mr. Cooper, of t'ongletim, az= g o behalf of the prisoners ; Mr. R o bins on , o f watched the case on behalf of A. H. Deveuport, : b 4, 'spestliorne. The witnesses in the case bora terrible of the violent treatment they had received. It appeared the five watchers-110mm Nidley, Samuel Davies, Peter Worth, Thos. Barnes, and Samuel Daniels—left the house of the head gamekeeper, Cloatoa, at II o'clock on Monday night, for the purpose of protecting the game. They passed the night without meeting with anyone, but at 4 "clock on the following morning, on paring through the ley plantation at Cape...thorns, they came upon a net eight yanla long, set aloogside the plantation, in a field ',charging to a Mr. Dwitock. They beard the noise of a rabbit, end, on Davis going towards the net, he saw two or three men standing a short distance off. He then saw ten or a dozen Archers, sal, on essaying to go towards them, he was knocked ilown with a stone. He got up, but was knocked down muds, and lay insensible on the ground. Alley followed one of the me., who was running away, and, on evering him , heard him say. " Now, chaps there are only three." Ile MYI then struck twice by large stones which the man took from his pocket. He still premed on ; they laid hold of him, awl whilst four Ug five held his arms and legs, two or three others continned striking Lira on the head and face with stoma. Worth came to the rescue of Davis and Aidley, but was struck front behind with a stone, and set upon by three or four of the poachers. Eventually the marauders made a clear escape, but as the keeper was enabled to give the description of three of them, they were apprehended. The magistrates committed the primnen fur trial at the, Chester maiime. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wigan ceimmenced an en gageincat at the Brighton Theatre on Momlay night. THE BOARD or ADMIKALTV.—This triorninr,r a bloc book of 79 pages wan jmuml, containing the minutes of evidence before the select committee appointed to in quire into the constitution of the Bevil of Admiralty and the varioeflities devolving thereon, and as to the general effect of sue a system on the navy, and who were in. strocted to consider tits present system of promotion and retirement iu the royal navy. The committee, tinder dote of July 16, observe that }key " have nmle progress iu the matters to theta referred an I hare takes evidence upon a portico of the subject. which they have agreed to report to the house." The witnessei eNamintAl were the Duke of &merest, Sir 3 (indent, Sir F. T. Baring, Sir J. hiking too, Admiral Sir T. Cochrane, Admiral Sir It. Seymour, Admiral W. Bowles, Sir Wood, Fire-Adatind 11. F. Berkeley, Rear Admiral G. EUiot , Captain Denman, Vice- Admiral Sir 11. Seymour, and Captain B. J. &divan. Semite, WINE, AND MALT. A return woe issued this musing of the quantities of foreign spirit. and wine charged with duty, and entered for consumption in the t'nited Kingdom, fur the six mouths ending the :10th day of June, 1t. 1 61. The qaantities were as follows :-- Spirit., foreign and colonial : brandy, 713,580 proof gal lons ; , 3111118 proof gallons ; rum, 1,702,073 proof gallons ; wine, 6,103,57 S gallons. Front January Ito June :10, i ilia , 9,399,654 gallon of honsemuide spirits were charged with duty for cossumption, aud:rt,11.13,373 bushels of malt were charged with duty. THE &moron RDIIRTKATION Cornr4.—We glean the following results of the registration courts which hare already been held this year. At fluidics-field the liberals show a net gain of 21; ;at Halifax, of ri ;at Bristol. of 30 ; and at Hertford, of 4. At Leeds the conservative agent omitted to Perm his notices notil Monday morning, the 244th of August, acid this has been hell by the revising barrister (Yr. Gray) to be fatal to the 170 objection. which he had made. Anima Mr. Grey. decision, However, notice of ap peal has been given. At Blaykhorn the conservatives hare objected to in fewer than 1,744 i liberal*, while not a single torn ha. been objected to by the liberal.. The inatter has crated much indignation in the neighbourhood. WARE LLS7B.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Czooz. - The railway share market to-day is inactive, but prices generally are well supported. There is a rise of f per cent. in Eastern Counties and London and North Western t.tocks, and f per cent, iu Midland. South Eastern is flat ; and most other stuck steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 92i to 934 Great Weettrn, 69) to 70 ; Lancashire and York shire, 106 to ; Midland, 126 to f ; South Eastern, 79 to f ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; Eastern Counties, 51 to f ; and Caledonian, 104 to Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, a ly to If prem. Pernambuco are inquired for, and the two other Brazilian lines are firm. OADINAIN SWIM kill SMALL --- sh. 1 ea IkAILWATI. corm, ,Yv &nu.& Va Cirlg..l.au,&Clara.Junc Blackburn Blyih and Tyne BoalonAlan&Mtl.C Bristol and lts•tin .Ca+edonian wan Osila 'DS A I A nodie.untilG Do p.c. la pald to B. I/ADM aut. Ballast boa. bund..Plath, Baal Anshan Unarm .ohtlas l.astem Vinod, Stook A, Do. Stock IS gut 9turolk hdlabureh and Glue° Edlobrd,Perth, Dundee' Forth and Clyde June. Glasgow & 9. Western Groat North of Scotland Great Northern Po. • Block xOO 100 109 1(41 1001 100 100 1 ,•)t. south& West. aree.)l _.. 1 ... Uo Womblra& Yoetatin. landau and Fithakwall I=lttiou,etn.Cos athre.,dtbob Il ndtnl N Lath Wants Uw Niglithe landaninouthWesaar LoodunderrptColorain Do. and annlakille (Midland.... - Do. New • 80. Bina.*Derlsy 1114. Gt. Ws. (Ire.) tild Knit Newcastle and Carlini. Newry& Anabettotet. NewmiTaneap.alltin Norte& North British North Devon Bea & D Dn. A N. Peatero—Berwlok Do. O.N.E.Porc. Do. Leeds Do. York North London North&S. Western's's' North Nott.ttOranthatulL&D Peebles Portsmouth khyrnney Scottish Control Scottish N. IL Aber.lltk Scottish Ilidland Shropshire Union 804,Ingbonzne& Sheen 'South De von south Kestern South Wales Yorksh. & hirer Dos Steinee,Wokinghist,&e Stockton & De:Unitas Ntto ditto lea! Vele Dieter Don Do. Val* of Ninth Victoria Stn. & West Cornwall W.klartlepeolitarttekiti Was lild--Ozieed DM* DIM. Ywefad 100 -12 12 .3. 100 ZAILWATS. I Closing prices I Wes to-day yesterdniy. tol p.m. fie di al 16 100 1041 xd 6 6 41 43 10 Iqt idl a 171 30i 4461, 42 21 11 7 ise 105 107 xol 107 109 in 100 102 in 120 In an 191 Its 091 70 67 59 1051 1001 67 69 114 118 47 69 921 921 941 951 10 11 •41 45 ti 61 1!6 1% ors 97 99 • i JI £9 61 CI 03 101 MI Dr *p bse 91 tg i t 96 901 101 10f 4f 49 .11s 89 91 In 111 Id Is zd 116 47 id 66 47 id 68 40 / 8 1 Tak 66 61 96 N • 6 a/ as 71 li Poi 1 &a 1 P p: llf ISt 0 104; 4 id zd id id 46 48 43 68 61 90 INS KR ... ILI (91 70 101 bi ft bid ni i I$ 0 dr Closing prices. u+ 115 foi 14t Ps 44 _ - pm6Bl 101 891 DO 7V 9} zd 210 156 UI 130 ft 74 ft 04 Is* 14 ItO 145 Pot 45 72 Inn 1u I 3 100 let 91 93 Eames rossisszoint. Bb. (!d I RAILWAYS. I Cisaisit Woes I :.ales to-Jay yesterday. I to 1 p.m. 100 ail AWNS° dt 111.14swisaus 68 02 - BL 100 Bora. Bar. &C. La. &VA. 08 09 - 111 all Do. do. B. - . - - - 104 all Badalortlokallarool“. 41 41 - 10 ma Do. Proftronc• 6 7 - 144 100 Butf.,Brant,..tOodatcb 'p.c. Eds., Aug. 1, 1071 amtlorsedbyba.4lLH. TO 75 - 100 100 Do. July 1„ 1272, .11tto O6 70 - 100 100 Do. Jun. 1,1874,11M0 B6 7 0 .- 11 all Calcutta &a. Eastern 6 54 - n us , Calm rAliockep.c.o4 i dl-. Ipm 10 ill I ;Z - lou, 'II. 6rm at. - - ainn t 20 - 16 100 dad Inas. enyA lo ll9i 106 101 i - 99 all Do. Jubbulpor• .-. - - 1N all Do. 64 p. 44.Deboot SO 101 - 100 all Do. 6p. at. Jo. - 100 11l Do. do. do. 104,4% SO 100 - 10 aL rOoelong & Idelbourue - - - St. 10 [ Grand Ymk of Camel 19 60 - Ito al,' Do. 6 par A. Prot 140 all Do.noc.Prstil..44.Bo 65 50 .- 100 all Do. 0 par 44. Lobe* 24 37 - 1000 al; Do. I per ct. 1405 4O 44 - 100 411 Do. do. 1987 32 64 -. It all Do. do. I€7l 30 $4 - N. 109 Gnat rodlas ronlneols 604 90 111 12 Do. New 4 dls - 816. LOU M. B. of c la n dl i al i t u t O7 IN -- 01 Ulf alt 04.71.81 - 894 le Do. Now ll 11 dia - 101 all De.11..4/14.p.773.m.n se ii - 185 all Do. 61 do.. 77.wit.op SO 26 -- NO all Do. do. 78 whboutop - - 140 D0.64p.48.,pay.71 ... •. - 14. 10 .11 0 1444.81:1a5t 13da . 44 per ct. St a - OR 100 Do. do. 6 _per ~ t. 971 NS - IL 100 Do. 41 per et Tian OO 1111 - 14 all Do. 6 per coot. do - - dB -- 111. 140 Kelb.Corp. 6p. at. Roods -.- - 40 all N. Brommick & C•uad. *law A cop. eh. - 119 all Do. do. Lad do. 3 7 - 10 sll Do. do. B cap. do. 4 0 - 10 all Do. do. Lind do. 4 11 - OR 140 3clode lOl 102 1011 90 IA Do. 1 u:44mb 4 4 dls r ol 4 10 all Do. do. - - SR 100 Doind.St. Ylot.g.sp.J 94 90 - 10 1 Trlalltd, Llnilted,scrip : 4 4 Ms - JOINT STOOL HANKS. Astra aol U. fir. Mack Asdreleala Rank of nrypt Bonk of London Bank of Turkey Britlsh N. America . Chart. Bank of In Australia and Chin a . Ctnird. Marc. of India, Lou., sad Chins gZesdal Cow. of Canada Ores. of London DAL Scot.& Awl Maria G. Bank of BwitsorlatuL Lou. Ch. Bank of Austri. Do. New Landon and County Loudon aoint Block London d Youth African 'Lon. and Weetzoinoter 'Nat. Pros. of England Do. New National Bank New South Wake lOriental Beak t>orporn If:him/in Bank Provincial of Ireland 'South Australia (Union of Australia Union of Load= Unity Mutual 11180ILLLANYUI 001IPLIFIRI. • leglo-Mezlemi _.., Atlantic 111 M _,,__all M. (L.)• Atlantic TeL Aoatnallan Agri cul. Balla WilierWolllll.. .1 Britt Irish Mag. Tel. _ D0..0 _ Do. B I pa[ o. 1811111 Lod Co.rdillos.&llmalh rrsimanos Do. Op..* lamp. Deb Eludia&Lon.Shipsegß taxi I.alrrns.dt SAWAS lhertrir T ton. and Aust. flan. Steam Navlista.s Gnat Ship (Lingual) Do. 174 per cent. Prat 14,11. DWict Tel. (1..) lan. Om Omnibus Co Madre' Irrtgo. & Canal MolltorrasassalienToL Neater. Er. Tel We.; National Disoxint Cu ItortuddsCoalairon(L) Notharlands Lod Do. 8 p. c.,ls. MI ells. N. Bruns. & N. Soo& Id. N. Bait. Australasian Oriental Oss Do. "New Sharps Orlon. In. Stan. (Una.) Pool Elyse Lod& iflu Poolii. and Orlon. Nona Do. New Lass I lad. TaL G. 4 Rhymes Iron Do. New Loyal Mall thous Brattish Anst..lnstsien :, F rin. ra — ical ToL Seep I Do. do. Rasidorod Do. do. tAg.ot darkens (Wafted) VIM Ism TraottULCo.ll.Canada Kin. Kingdom Tot. O.). Van Inames land.— 66 SS co 67 WI 2 4 44 66 2 2 'US 70 71 sn 87 39 1 161 In 3 S. pm 30j &Se $l. Ws pax 4.10 07 M 33 r,o; E. 14 171 183 id 01. prima. 1 i lIIf lie I I 1 1 I is SO 0 1 0 1 SO 111 10 111 107 110 111 17 $4 os 100 1M 104 107 14 Of die disk pm w* lea' I I I it It 11 Pa II • 01112 II le If 01 60 66 66 11 13 pen 17f 133 16f In 64 60 44 62 130 149 33_ i dis k Dm e clls pur l 9 10 I PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIViRPOOL, 9RR. 94.—Sakes today: Caledonian, 100 Lunen Counties, 104 Great Western, 661 41—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1064 6 61 t 4 1 1 6 64 boaster and Carlisle, 201—Loudnu and North Western, 524 ll—Manches ter, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 46 41—Midland, 12111 4y 51 ; 11 itt-Iterwlek capital stock, 101 I—South Eastern, 231—Great bourn, St 144.11C/1161141, FIRM 24.—There was a rather good business, but prices, which opened 1 per cent. lower than yestenlay, rallied to some extent, on some stocks to the cutest of 4. Gnat Western. eg4-1111uols Central. 361 d.—Lancashire and York shire, 10.51 6—London and North Western, 624—Manchester, Sheffield, and linenlnshir... 411—Midland, 1261—North British, 62I—North Eastern Gerwickl, 1011 1-1.61t0 Yorks. 911-South Eastern, 234 11-h.—litanies and Mersey Marine Insurance, 1 p.—Great 611,p, se. 3,1. to 4 6d.—Yank of Manchester, 2 p.— Nottingham and Grantham, 30—San Paulo, BIRMINGHAM, SEPT. 2{.--Bales: Routh ittatfonts, 101—G1em seater Waggon, 11 pm. Birmingham Waggon Preference, Is. Gd. pm. Quotations: Birmingham Guaranteed, 741 75—Mid land Railway, 1231 I—Birmingham1—Birmingham Canal, HO 9l—lludley and West Bromwich, L as—Wolverhampton Gas, 104 194—Birming ham Old Mill, SI 10. Market without change. LER.I4I, San. 24.—Le•41A, 1064-81settleld, 444—Midland, 123. NEWINGTON TEINITY &BOOM—HOT Majesty's inspector having informed the committee of these schools that the candidates fur the office of pupil teacher could only be admitted under the " new code, • meeting of the com mittee of the Trinity Schools, Newington, was held on Fri day but, when the following resolutions were adopted : "I. That her Majesty's inspector be informed of our rejec tion of the new minute. 2. That a meeting Le convened of the committees of several district schools in the perish of Newiugton, to &ride what further steps it is necessary to take in order to procure the withdrawal of such a pernicious measure." ENGLISH OFFICERS AT THE PRUMIAN REVIEWs. cannot resist sending you • few lines to tell you of the extraordioary kindness and civility which have been shown to the English officers atteudiug the manoeuvres. It is resale impossible to give you an adequate notion of the kindness shown us, and of the hospitality with which we are treated—everything, too, done in such a simple, unpre tending manner, as if, indeed, it were all a matter of cum ae, and there were nothing unusual or remarkable about it. The :Jumbor of foreign officers attending these manmuvres is about 100. Almost all nations find their repreiieu tatives, indeed the kingdom of Italy is the only country of imientenee conspicuous by its absence. Shall I add the Federal portiou of the disunited States! But if the north is absent, the south ie repre• seated by two geotletuen from Virginia, who are here to learn the art of war, which I geese they iutensl shortly putting in practice against the n wtherns. Yesterday • strange looking person appeared in a black sheep.kin bu.by, and dark cloth dressing-gown, a Circassiau, to General Bariatinski. Misfortune cannot indeed mike strauger bedfellows than do these Prussian manienvree ; for the Austrian Genesal Baumgarten finds himself in daily contact with the French General Foray, his recent opponent at Montebello, and the other night I saw Priem Winili.ch• grata, an Austrian officer in full uniform, drive off in u ilacre between two French generals, looking very much as if he were a prisoner of war being walked off between his captors. Well, all these foreign officers (we are eighteen English) are lodged, feasted. awl carried about iu special trains and all manner o f carriage., as well as mounted on the King's and regimental hems, beeides having two officers, Count Blum. entlial and Baron Berner, specially appointed to look after them. Must of these officers have been sent by their respective governments ; some, like myself, have come on their own tout: ; all, however, are received with the same kindness and hospitality. The best rooms in an hotel have been retained for Lord Clyde, General Eyre, acid suite. and it is an uudentood thing that they are to consider themselves the King's guest during their stay, and never to put their bends into their pockets—the same applies to all accredited foreign offl.:ers. A special train every morning takes us part of the way to the MADICUVreII, the remainder of the journey being performed in carriages of every pos sible shape sod tresenption, which we find in waiting, which hey, been collected from all parte, seine having come sixty or eighty miles. Of these carriages there must be at least a hundred. At the point where we leave the road we find our horse., which are allotted to us somewhat pro miscuously and without that regard to env congruity be tween their furniture and the uniforms of their riders wi.kh at artistic eye might desire.—Lefler /mei Co:wrie, Sep tember 21. 8 81 Ile 89::t N W pm II 7 41.6 601 41i OS 67 Se SI die I! :( i Ms I Ti Pa 2I TT 7 7$ oft 10 i ili ICE} - OMBLIITUILB *TUCKL_ pears. l Sal NlOO 1 n 118 Y 7 :92 l i St., 04.11ortiop.a.ha&luly 101 114. Notiolksp.a.llat.kBopt. 00 et. N. Ymt..6p.ot. Jaa.l.Jul) 1011 St. Salida I. Mil. 4 o. d 100 IL W.llkassideato.4epAL 100 I .- MONEY MARKET.-MILS D.l ] .) Two Go'CLoca. The English funds xhow increasectdeprt-i. day. Coma, Is are 110 W quoted to ce:.i. lower than they closed yesterday. The ht-arim however, dots not extend to the other dti the Stock Exchange. Eaglieh railway ure supported, and, in Wale iustances rattier •:. 1.1 foreign stock, particularly Turki-'., E •. Ayres, there is some excitement and a ci..m:idol 1: .0 had occurred. The Indian Fire Cents. are rather nt 1t to 2. Consols are officially marked 93k, I, v.-2. 1 . 9;1 r money, and 93} and d fur the amount. quotations are 93 to for money, ate' 9:1:1; r the 10th Oct. The official business nfeurt i•,:- lows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 90,:, t :_'rev Three per Cents., 91, I, 001 ; India Five per Cert. dock, 10311, ; Five per Cent. " eufa rill, o paper, 96; Exchequer Bills, March, 2, ditto June, ss. preen . ; In the foreign stock market attentior: is chiefly directed to Mexican bonds, which continue in active demand. Business hats taken pl..ce to-day between 2.3, arm 264, and the last trausac tious recorded are at 26. There is also an advance amounting to between 1 and 14 per in Turkish Bonds ; the Loan of 1854 is now ether widely quoted 86 to 87, and that of 1838, 69:-, to 70, ex div. Buenos Ayres and numb' Bonds have improved. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Ceuta., 1860, 914, 1 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for acoonnt, 91, 1 ; ditto Deferred, 30 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., &VI; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, for account, 1011 ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 701 (exchange, 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 23, ; , 264, 26,1, 261, 26 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1839, 611 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 811, 801 ; Spanish Three per Cent.., for account, 504 ; ditto New Defer ral Three per Cents., fur account, 421 ; the Committee's Certificates, 5; ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 851, 85, 4, 841, 86 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 69, 684, 701, ex div. ; Vene zuelan Three per Cents., fur account, 20:, 20. Business at the discount office at the Bank yester day was rather better than on Monday, but still limited. In the open market good bills were taken at 3 per cent., with exceptional transactions at 21, or 1 below the Bank minimum. In the Stock Exchange there was a somewhat better denutnd for money, owing partly, perhaps, to the instalment of 20 per cent, due yesterday on the Indian Loan of 4,000,003/. The amount of stock paid up in full is about 3,200,0001., so that yes terday's instalment cannot have required more than 160,000!. About 45,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. It is a favourable feature that the New York exchange has risen to 108/ to }. The large issues of paper iu the United States will tend to put the exchanges against that country. Bills on most continental places being in demand yesterday afternoon t h e tendency of the exchanges was rather unfavourable. With the exception, how ever, of a decline on Hamburg and Austria, the actual alteration in the rates was but alight. Sub joined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 1101 to 1; ditto, 3 days, 11.181 to 191 • Itottonlam, 3 months, 12.01 to 1 ; Antwerp, months, 25.67 A to 721 ; Hamburg, ma. bane°, 3 mouths, 13.91 to 10 : Paris, 3 days, 25.421 to 71; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.671 to 72! ; Fmnkfort-ondLe.litioe, 3 months, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 33 to 1 ; Vienna, eB'. 80., 3 mouths, 13.95 to 14.00 ; Trieste, eft do. 3 mouth,, 13.95 to 14.00 ; sLtdrid, 3 months, 481 tog ; mouths, 481 to B ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26.80 to 5; Genoa, 3 mouths, 25.75 to 80 ; Milan, 3 months, 11.75 to 80; Naples, I 3 months, 391 to 1 • Menu% 3 months, 1181 to 'Messina, 3 months, 1 . 181 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 clays, rt-t/ to g; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 4. Iu the Liverpool cotton market yesterday the late rise was fully supported, and the sale., reached 25,000 bales. The markets for sugar and coffee yesterday showed an upward tendency. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 13th inst. were 8,017/. sterling, being 3,383/. less than for the cor responding period of last year. The degrease may be partly owing to the circumatawec that the Prince of Wales travelled from London (C.W.) to Sarnia and back on the 13th September, 1880. The Grand Trunk return shows a decrease of 4,700/. A special meeting of the Kent Coast Railway Company is called for the 17th October to autho rise the directors to borrow money. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, kind other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance.—Alliance British nod Foreign, 141 ; ditto Marine, MI to 1 ; Atlas, 114 ; Globe, 964 ; Guardian, 491 9; Imperial Fire, 3::41 • Imperial Life, 204 ; Indemnity Marine, 140; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 11 ; Marine, 914 ; Provident Life, 39, j ; Kock Life, ; Ilia:nes and Mersey Marine, 3 ; Universal Marine, 11. Gas Light and Coke.—Equitable, 80; European, 121, 1 Great Central, 121, 4, ; Imperial, 804, ex div. • London, 67 ; Surrey Consumers, 14, 1 ; Westminster Chartered ; , ex div. ; new ditto, 251, ex div. Docks.—Loodon, 801, 60 ; St. Katharine, Ceiba—Kennet and Avon (guaranteed by Great Western Railway), 61. Waterworks.—Eset London, 127, 64. TOSIDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 9331 to for the 10th Oct., recovered tide mondug to 934 to fell to 934, and closed at 934 to 4. kor money the last price was 931 to 4. The official business report is as follows per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 9 93, 1 ; ditto, for account (Oct. 10), 934, I, g ; Three per Cents.. Reduced, 911, 4,4, 904 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4, , 91, ; India Stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock , latl, 4, 4 ; ditto scrip, 1034 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Deben tures, Oct. 1863, 984, ; ditto, April, 1804, 9144 ; ditto Bode, 13e., 9s. prein. ; Five per Cent. " en laced" rupee paper, 1.10 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.. 1113 1 , 4. The India Five per Cents. were quiet, at 1031 to l ; for the aotrount, and the scrip at 1034 to I. The March Exchequer bills were steady at Is. dia. to 3s. prem. and the Juue et ss. to Sit prem. The principal feature of the day's business in the Stock Exchange was a great rise in Mexican Bonds, consequent upon a statement in the Morning Post that the term* of a treaty between the Queen, the Emperor of the French, and the Queen of Spain are iu course of arrangement for an immediate inter veution, by the combined forces of the three KO vereigns, in the affairs of Mexico. The means to bo adopted are alleged to be blockade or military occupation of the principal Mexican ports, the customs revenues of which, it is stated, are to bo sequestrated in reparation for the outrages comniittul by the various Mexican go comments. the market opened at 231 to 24, nice to 231, "buyers," upon steely pur chases, and had relayed at 4 o'clock to 25", to 4. After the close of the Stock Exchange 23!: was again bid, the market thus closing at the highest point of the day. Bank shares wore generally quiet,. at former prima. Union Bank of London were inlitirod for, whilst Bank of British North America were quoted rather lower. There were in q uiries for London Dock and Oriental luland Steam shares. Great Ship remain quoted 4s. to 4s. fel. The clueing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 44 to F 4 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 15-10 to 1 1-10 ln m. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 to 04 fix. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 4 to >ti dim. ; Oriental and General marine' 4 t o 4 prem. ; lereautffie Fire, to preni. ;Cominercial Union Fire, die, to 1 1 prem.; BaliiA Steam, par to Five , . There was a fall of 1 per cent. iu the Debeutures of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. 'C. in 3 1 a a 10 i Set ED 41 117 211 - 1 1 I t 4 U ~- 17 _ad tlaim J!1 . I,