The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, LAW INTELLIGENCE. MUM DAY.) COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (16G.re Mr. Om ..u.rn•r ON CI. 0111 NANO TI.• 1. ..k rapt Lr.•wrr. .4 A fleets. Ito ' 5Ol. w.al 11. stopitoa tt to Lave 545• to Athena.. 1i• ..Lout ..t.4 11... • II IM ite to • aotta.ting the rell•l.t\ ut w bill el sale . L II.• ha.l ...ler t..r pr01.......tt0u rita.k. • 1.1 t.ll. .% +.\\t C. a lberawsl st.to..lier, of the 1%, ii. II I 14..tu.r kuown as a itrofuothatal i•.• t! , •••..l,.....ruo.lstauvoilluttott The • t•. Mr. Ruder, shoos his of , •• '.• T 1,,. eart.ht,:s u a 'Sager iu .• .;1111.• ;1;0 . . (or the it,10141..., ifiDl.l Mr. ilaf- It 1••1 t . ...Mkt q.t. . . C. 1. ....lA, st.tted thet he let.l ..•. .• :et. r,..t se Weleh 11..rp to Mr. Lt.ttag, ...1 . --eitri: . ‘ fur eertwin of hr. del t 4. Il e re . • i 1.• r , out. Ile 11.4t1 Ibe ig013.... low. .4 7 ;Iln •I. “re-e (r..nt the large lex'. udittire ho he.l tL 1... I, gr... 1144. The license wee ln.te•• f,n..11.:..er letekruptcy. 1a110.1 . .114 1.4•,41. itr ro 0, a ;;..fitter ao.I anguorr. of South am pine, t f..r 1... o ruao‘te. I klpla as,' 6tl itata, .; t. AV. n• ... no ornoottion and big fluonur grant...al a ■ttuull • tilt i•A!,.. 111 iI KVA AND 111.11111.3. 11.. lenktuj•s. were oil ?Amara of Grout Suffolk.stnet. tz.• ruminate* ?spying; but the a volute a 4 1., wog Mel, au adjournment waa reiplerwl bre..wwry. W.f. limes pre. 111i1111.6::. .1.1t,5, nl,lOllll/ to 6,13, FurlL r ht.. t 10,1'..1/. wn weewwwl by property valued at itt 1:4 to tin •oli,itur for the wi,i4neet appearea. end a0►..1 1.4 thw ..0.111,...0t. outing that his prineipil wax nut of won. lb 110811.01 1 f 1.41.1 that • atop NHLIt be put to this practice. Tb.egli the &tinnier wit. out of tows, he darod %Iv be would mot t.. rii.ir„ge hie foe fur attending this tutaitiag. The Ch kip 1..‘1.1. 31r. ituts..l.l.-.1.,1 1.. r the Iwakropts. Ailjtein....l to LL. 14 ut November. 174 1117 It'. ID 1/IAII,IY. The t mil. role was .la...ribald as a tnered.al, of Victoria, Awileol v. form. ril ul Liverpool...al stow of Thi. ay.. the lint eating. Tbv pr. ileitis...re etatrusest. re pair.' Iv 11. • • t s I ke 11mwss awl show. . 6 * r•Ills • 1 1 . , imriltrup‘ bevies mule to lbw court nn Itio mint petitam, boa peal INIY. brio as hands at she cared amigue e ; aspal L.. ...l that Use are la will b. ei Origin ae.tuet. wre env eivem. ]le e.. Iralbten aailloCkwasil it, the solicitors miler Us ►as►ruptq. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TH IS DAY.) OLD COURT. (haunt Mr. Jentice Myles.) W.ll a. was charged u ith Ile wilful mariar d Mary Ilieloar. Mr. nark ..elected the prosecution, and the prisoner was &deadest he Mr. Sleigh,. It appeared irom tM mistatiest el the kernel counsel hr the pemeriatem cad the miasma that was adduced to support it, that the primmer wag • lahouring rnan and resided s ith los wife in Peteretreet, Westminster, and it seemed that they had heels married about ..in. years, and het.: cruerally os esceedingly good terms, but unfair. tunatsly were at times addicted to drink, at which time they were in the halal of quarrelling. On the Mil el mrpteoiher it appeared Mho pnsciaer awl deceased were both sober, Meagh they had been driaking the day previous to a considerable extent. It aid sot appear that any dispute took place on that oceanic% hut it appiested that them was an espy feeling on the pent of the iirisome towardr his wife, on account of the quantity i 4 tepee she had drugs the day previous. He went to Ins week ou the morning of the tad of this mouth, awl in the middle of the day he returned home to his tinnier. It del not appear that he bad any ill feeling towards hie wife at th it time, and he was perfectly sober, foe be had left work with one of his comrades, and they had only bad • drop of beer t oge th er . It also appeared th..t the wife was perfectly sober at the time. Mho was seen a little before twelve, carrying • ma of beer, appnestly foe bar busated's dinner, and she aim went to a shut close by to get him some beam. Nothiag noire was sees of her alter this, until it was found 11 . 2 Mann that was r a ised i n th e cour t th a t something hail pained in the primmer's house. A young girl went up to door, and cc tie prisoner stand* there looking at hie hand and sle e v e , whi c h h a d 1040111 Wood ' on them. film looked Mt. Ulll mom and there saw the deceased an MM floor, leansug on her ells.w and bleeding !rase a weiandia Me • neck. She gradually tell lack, sad pat her head to her bead. She went to the prisoner, awl said, " Mr. Malony, your wife is dead ; bow did it happen!" He said, " I was cutting • potato is four, sad after I had dome it put the bode down by the aide of my plate • awl eke took it up and stabbed herself, and said, 'There, it's all over now—we'll have no mere jaw.'" A mat, mimed ()Vonore went into the room and sew a table knife covered with blood lying on the alma the table, and he pushed it on with his *nu as be passed, and that appeared to be the only knife there was in the f.+.11). When the eurgeoo arrived, be asked when the knife WAS with which it bad been dame, mad the prisoner replied that she heal thrown it away. Upon the room tieing marched the bade was toned behind • tea my which was laming against the wall, with the point stuck in the Sour. When before the magistrate the prisoner email, • statement to the effect that left ha work at twelve, sod arrived at home at about twenty ndoutes after twelve. His wife had dinner on the hale. She bad taken a drop on the Sunday, but be did Dot my anything to her then, but as he was sober and she was sober whew be got born. to dieser, lee thought it would be the best time to speak to her about it, mod said it would h• better for her to be looking after her children than spend. lag his mosey is drink. He laid his knife down that he was eagle, his dinner with, when she said , " It's dose now; and we wallet have any jaw," and Blabbed herself. He got up and tried to stop the blood, when she tell on the floor. He ran out sad called for POMO one to bring a doctor, but he did sot know who did so. The moat extraordinary part of the we was that a person, Joseph Saunders, who stated that he was looking out for work, and being unenoesestful, was kokiag for I.lgings in the neighbourhood of le 'cos Weenineter, where the primmer lived, an d maim the door of the primmer's house open he moot in, intinedisg to ask if they could tell him where be could find a lodging, when be saw the primmer standing with kis back to him near Me table, and a woman loaning over the table, and aaw the primmer make • throat at the woman with • hails. Ile did sot, however, gm* any infornatina of this mad the following day after the prisoner had undergone his examina tion before the magistrate, and had bees removed from the bar. Mr. Sle*6 widreeeetl the jury at eorwithiesble length ea the part uf tho primu er. sail he end...mooed to show that the peisowees statement. that hie wife had deetroyed bee wit w.. the troth. aml that the erideinee of the witoom %moiler. amid we he reheat wpow. (The trial wee promilleig wawa our report left. J THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) - BOWITINIT. INTlMMllanciirrtif THE mum so TIN DISCILUICII OF TIMES A faihiosably-dreseed yoweg wash who the sons e Jews t aid i 11141.6 saw et kerat'e.park, was ehoweed bean Mr. Slim with having sal ey lateend with s pelleowesereale et the s divines, std.& os duty is Hebei% last *ln Mtanday). The dr !wean bed ham admitted wist Th. compleiaast slated that be was es hie beak seer the Camay has sight, wheel be USW a NM miens diatmr bowel, is the docowny of a house is King•street. He tossed over. and desired the sae to moo. is, sod was reproshifts bass fot ha aedereary. who the delesisst maw up, apparently the sore for drink, sad lasso lisl 6 2 . ham in the inset violas' terms of shine fur with the non. tellies the latter that he was 41714rZiss sail that he wee sot to care • for Ow polies He at Use same time threat LS sobeella Ists wilosn's fere. sad refused to leave his— following bun mei siorifte kin is the street. till sitars wee obliged to his hiss leas moody. defesiost hitreal. ie the lir* phew, to refute the ispoorces that he woe ietozicited. H. mooed the court thei he ors sever desalt is hie life. He certainly meal. bead that the pollor-coestaftle was enceediag his duty ; and wheeeme lue as a mesa over-odicions or merlisansc is the illwasise .4 hr ditty, he felt dimmed to Foulest aimed it. It appeared that the defesdast was ..teased on the charge 14st se isteeirst..l whoa he arrived at the potio•-•6oiss. lb. limey oil it did Dot acmes tied the offiosr Irai at elelening L.• duty as Ws ease. He was siinpl= mares the sonniteSs of as Inds we is • fbomoslifers VIM. if • moldable behaved with maw terarity . is the arises of • looker-os. as day el the Wafts report lb. fart 1.. hie inspector. sad set ietervege TMet the Uses The deflindeat suet pay • Ise of 21.5. Tle Ilse was paid. AftliBriftolloll-IfTR CET. il/CSLCONI ifsettiaiss, Isd, 3,5711, was charged Weis Mr. theih e se letlews : vb ltem the wid e ns of Gene airbag. cab proprietor, of flisseadertftews. it appealed that he was drivi, one of his ode sloe. Puradilly. wine sbe 'Wismar dr". beech. L oP 1 """" ifoesitutmet at the rate of 12 saes as hoer is we tacklese s.aootr , sail setwithelicelitig Lis (cow lisineeee) stsrtiona he was not able to prevent a collides, a part of his cab brio:: .mashed. A cmt.tahle. Codario. NE I. tie u canto tip and bound that the iwanouer was drunk. awl that he ea* on the wrung ride. He then Conk the prisoner into rildthlY. Prisoner tried to wake out that It wag complainant's fault. It it Mr. It.•adou temin.led him that the coostable had 'wowed that he w:a drunk, and order.l hini to pay a fie. of :!tk. anal 12e..latnage. 6/. two months in default. pri.amer aek,l that the hoe inight be redueed, but Mr. ligation refused. ItiLATMINSTEH. RETU.AL iii' A T. TAKI' TAT OATH. Arlaphr., .1 r. , spectalde.bokiug moo. was charged with ideating three amereigns from the person 01 Jooph Donuabue, an engineer, 1:0, Wat e rloo.road. tni prisoner being placed in tlie.hel , . Mr. Hunt, the chief usher of the court, informed the to.igietrate that the pro- secutor refused to be .worn. Mr. Ingham I r you I , (tea! to give yonr ....blows on oath, you mint swish down. I cannel. Lear your teatinamy mem Moan oath. Pmsecutor Indeed' Mr. Ingham Tina i. so. Mr. tient Will you la , %worn, Prosecutor No, I will not. Mr. Ingham You moat stand down. It there any other evidence against the prioiner The police , replied •• yes," awl produced Mr. Falonol Feistier, of the William the Fourth, Vaushall-hri.l4e-esel, who add that prisoner and proseciitm were at hie bowie yesterday afternoon, when he heard a disturbance between them, mod fountl they sere hating a diapute al out mine ale. lie went into the room to .separate them, when he wan told by prosecutor that prisoner had rohlaal him of throe anvereignt. Mr. Ingham • What ihd prisoner say! W ducal —He denied it, mad struck the prosecutor for nerti.ing him. I immediately emit for the police, but before they could come prosecutor sal poi arucr went out together. A polieciisoi proved that he met them iu the Street. Mr. Ingham—Were they r to:tants the station:. l' , .lics•nuin--Threw were. Mr. Ingham --Wax prism'r going willingly Policeman -Yes. A sovereign was found upon the prisoner. for which be accounted, and Mr. Frostier, men., give Lino a good character. Mr. Ingham -It is very plain why prosecutor won't be examined an oath. The primmer is discharged. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT gtarnue nualars.) MANCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) Cif VATERYIII 7 .I.4) If tN I )ICAP. Time...platten of a ara f4ilkaase, sees to Stafford, Capt.da Crow, Faso, aid larepter are here. AA LFOR D PLATE. Three-quarters of a mite. Hensel. Harriet: Reverie, latvid, Ann, Deserter, Mira S , Weesbeck, cud ilrbiteedsle are here. PITY HANDICAP. Two mile.. t*lmm.tvr,Wyerday, Aquino Palma, Doefoot, nod North weld are bite. SELLING HANDICAP. T.Y.C. aad Mrdiamßa jahDeio are Itemuhia, Dubin" David, Asa, Deeerter, theeklia& TRAP7oRD HANDICAP. One mile. Mall of Cheaterfield. Bradfield, and Harriet are here. DEMI or Mit. WILLIAM FAKIIEN.—nis eminent comedian, who died on Tucoky, at has residence in BceniP trope:l% was born towards the close of 17eli. and MIS ermseliientle at the time of his decease is hie 75th year. While he was playing Ohl Pan at the Haymarket, in May, 11t13, he was seizd with a fit which, through injudici ous treatment, culminated is a severe stroke of paralysis, and for soma time it was thought that be was loot to the stage for ever. Perhaps it would have been better for his re putation if he had never reappeared : for bid articulation was rendered so indistinct, and his physical and mental powers were so materially impaired by the shock which kis constitution hail sustained that those who sew him only in the elounz epoch of his mower could form no idea of the ability which he displayed when in his prime. He rellthilled for ten year. longer before the public ras street the Haymarket, and as manager and actor at the Strand sad the Olympic ; and his last appearance was at the Haymarket, where, on the fifth of July, ls.V.), he played Lord Ogleby on the occasion of his farewell benefit. DEATH OF SUMMON CI'S ‘,K, M. 1). —S:vinders of yesterday has the following notice of the linear of the celebrated surgeon, Cusack : —"We very much regret to re cur the death of ilea eminent surgeon. For some time pest the lamented gentleman has been labouring under brenthitie, which terminated fatally et a quarter past nine o'clock on Tuesday night, at his residence, No. 7, Heerlen square. It is almost unnecessary to revert to the great pro feesional position of the late Murree Cusack ; his fame wee European, and be ranked with these distinguished men— Calle*, Cramptoe, Manb, and Carmichael—w hese names were as familiar as household words, in the city of Dublin esp.. silly, and honoured in every part of the world. Surgeon Crack encoeeded Sir Philip Crampton as surgeon in ordi nary to the Queen is Ireland, and, independently of exten sive private practice, was for a great number of years or of the attending surgeoes of Striver' Hospital. is which he performed some of the most difficult operations in a man or that elicited the adniiratioe of all members of his pro- Noir. In p 'vale life Surgeon Cusack was much esteemed for his social qualities, and for the rarest and meat highly cultivated intellectual attributes." MELANCHOLY ACCIDE.VT AND LOSS or TWO Ller. —A most melancholy accident occurred near Penman, on Monday night last, by which an elderly fisherman and a boy were unfortunately drowned, whilst another fisherman has received some serious injuries to his person. It appears, from facts gathered in the district+ of Newlyn and Peal, that as the Strawberry fishing boat, of Newlyn. was ruling in to bee moorhen, in (:warns lake, Moat's Bay, in com pany with some other fishing boats, a moat violent and sudden squall came from the sonth.west, and taltinVh e e Strawberry' broadside she was imnioliately upset. w men and a boy were no board at the time, who were all three thrown into the water. RINI at the mercy of the waves struggling for life. John Richards, aged about 00 years, and the lad Deeble Tonkin, aged 15 years, were unfortunately drowned ; the other fisherman an called Philip Roaffeakek, and was fortunately saved by catching boll of • line and boat hook thrown out to him whilst in the water from another boat, but not without breaking hie arm and receiving other serious bruises. The weather during the evening of Monde y not promising to be fine, bid on the contrary squally mid boisterous, many of the hosts resolved to return to their moorings, and whilst doing this the fatal squall came on, just as the boats were off the cliffs near Mousehole. The Strawberry immediately went down with all the seta on board and as yet neither of the bodies of the two unfortunate persons drowned hays been picked up. As may be supposed, the accideut has spread deep gloom ewer of the the lisbermen's houeoholik as well as in wester leeality.—Preeo.thJ,,,,./. i▪ rsagem. Morena ix Loorii.—A very well eeadveted young ems, named Patrick Casey, a workmen in the 1..i1l of Mr. Stephen Brown, situated shout three miles from Ileadalk, was larlormaly murdered on Satur day night last, sod his body was thrown over a bridge into the river. The wifortunate young man N is reported, was warned for haring got a situation is the mill, which caused some jealousy, of which he took no notice. On the evening of the night the murder took place, he was drinkiog with some persona in a public boom' not far from where his body was found next morning, dreadfully mutilated, his legs and arms being broken, and some of hie teeth knocked out. Suspicion has fallen on I parkin parties, and • most rigid inquiry will be instituted by the authorities forthwith, and hopes are entertained that the4nilty parties will be discovered. FRENCH 01EICERA IN • SeßAPG—Whilst the estrous verity of the law was being carried into effect on the Piazza dpi Cerchi, sorer the superintendence of the Roman judicial and military authorities, a sentence km physically severe, bet perhaps more morally so, VMS being put in force by the French military autlue rise limier two officers of the 71st Regiment, on the Pres del Popolo. for having, by their culpable negligence, hew inetrunieatal to the mutilation of their regimental lag. It appears that the captain and lieutenant in com mend of the detachment on guard at the Piazza di San Pints, before the Pope's pekes., had allowed two la,hea, sot of ancient Rama virtue, to pay them a visit le the apartments over the guard-room allotted to officers on duty there, and to which there was acmes through a private door. Whilst they were enjoying the society of them nymphs another officer called at the guard house, sad the caption and lieutenant, unwilling to let the sew-comer into the mysteries it the little room upstairs, ern down to him, walked with him on the plena, sad eat down is the cafe for some time. But the Ariadoes they had absoloniel, frodicg inn* hang heavily on their bands, es mod in such came, began to examine the movables is the room, sod especially the pm rival oniament it contained—via, the regimental flag. kept there by the detachment on guard, to he July pre seuted and waved every time his Holism' pained the piazza to or from the Vatican. I'upiality thrilled thr o ugh their frail frames as they handle) the bullion merle, and the solid gold Solferieo medal appended to the tat tered banner, still more hoovered in it. r age if the post mys truly--" %ahem milks, emir di impasse !" TlieLihes respected the rags, hot abstracted the golden ap• thereto. sod with this stolen booty decamped by the back stairs. But who will sot pity the we. besolis captain and lieutenant as they bore back the he mewed bunter to the colonel's quarters on the followieg seceliag. The court martial before which they were tried mireeer the captain and lieutenant to be d end SEM to the feign( at Toulon. the former r frv ii ; years. sad the latter, to whose especial kelpie( the flag wee setreeted, for 30 years. Before being carried out. this eenteine was forwarded to the Emperor for his approbate:la, the nafortunate captain being a war-worn retains, decorated with live medals. sal on the point of ob taining hi. majority; but Napoleon, although hie own career might have reisinded him that " Nemo omnibus king 'spit,* was disposed to look on the ease with severity, and confirmed the sentence, let on bops for the sake of exam* and discipline, but with the nisei:airs of subsequently mitt piing or entirely remitting it. The peieful ceremony took place this morsing, sod had such io effect oo the eaptala that he is strictly welshed lad he should wipe out hi dim- POP by suicide. as he has expressed himself determined to rio.—Lefferfrees Name, Sept. 21. is is los too is M UM IN NO IN SHARE LIST &- DAY.) Two o'Czoci. The railway share market to-day is inactive, but prices are well supported. Caledonian stock has risen 1 per cent. ; and Eastern Counties, *. Great Western ham declined I. Other lines have sicurivly varied in price. London and North Western stock h, now quoted 921 to 1 ; Great Western, 69 to ; 1251 to 1; Caledonian ' 103/ to 101 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire 1054 to ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; South Eastern, 781 to ; and Eastern Counties, 82 to +. Limberlo-Venetian Railway shares remain dull, at yesterday's reduced quotation, I/ to I/ prem. Great Luxembourg and other fureign shares an: little inquired fur. Italian and Canadian Railway shares are very quiet. WAIN N ANY MAW AND Maas. eh. INI I k i ju rA y s. I lloslux prices I dales to-day yr.terdas. to 1 p.m. ao Aura., ocsawareas. 100 Blrk.,Lan.,&Chae,..fisno W Biscktairn aU Birth and True aU lioston,olll..k *LC 10 Bristol and Exeter 100 .Cafedonlan all ,Cork and Bandon aB Cunewsll all Ito. .t 1 A swill,. untll6 1121 'tat I . p.c. la pnid to It. all iDutsUn ant' 13911115 t *no. all Dsual.,l -WI, Alsl.Ju 14 host Ancllau 00 'Eastern Coautha !itai lia.tern tuck ! Du. 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Van Meagan's Lead # Ij 11 01:1Iu I If uf tliii 1 I 10 It 1 4 1 4 6 40 60 11) 11 13 pm 17.1 S 141 In t 6 1 61 Is 52 130 14) 32 34 1 f fl 4 lfq W 1 all an i die: pm! b.) 20,000 14.400 1,9. par' 9 10 I PROVINCIAL BHARR MARKETS. _lei is LIVERooL, SIR. 30 . -Sales today :-Caledonlan, 1021 1031- Eastern Counties, 101 10; --Groat Western, 6U) 701-Loudon and North Western, Ix2l 03-Midland, 14011"261-Berwick capital stock, 101 i 1011. mumatsria, SKIT. Pt -Prices were a shade lower, but the tone of the market was not depresses!. Caledonian, 103- Eastern Counties, 10 740-Grand Trunk of Canada, 47 -Great Western of I:allida s 01-Great Western, Sitti -Illinois Central, d. -Laneashirc and Yorkshire, 100 J 1-London and North Western, 112!-Manchinster, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 431 Midland, 140 103 133-North Eastern flerwlek Wit -South Eastern, 3.1:--flreat Ship, as. Prot. 15. Blitlitsoll AN, tiltPT. 03.-There woe not much hosinera doing to-day, and price' were without material change. Midland, Bristol. and Itirmingluun nil tier Cent. Stork was sold at 135- Stork offered at 126-Birmingham Giutrantoed at 73- South Stationls at 101-Birmingham Canal at 21-Staffordshire lima at 001--and Old M illet 10. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK —(Tnis DAY.) The weather has again become fine and settled and the tetrameter has risen. The wind, which was from the east. ward, has now shifted to the southward. The supply of homegrown wheat this week is liberal ; flour a little increasing. Barley and cats in rather better supply than last market day. Beans and peas m o d era t e . Scotch and Irish oats, a few small parcels only. The foreign arrivals since last day of wheat have doubled in quantity for the week, the addition being all American. Flour, a good fresh supply of American barrels. Barley, a much larger arrival than for some time past, all Black Sea awl Egyptian. Oats, • little locrease from Russian and Prwisian ports in the Baltic. One large parcel of beans from Alexandria ; one of peas from Canada ; and a good quantity of linseed and rapeseed from the Black Sea. The wheat trade to-day very slow, value nominally the same as on Monday. No inquiries for export. Flour also very little doing, and prices nominal. Barley quiet at Monday's prices. Oats—A demand for fine corn to.dar at the full rates of Monday. Inferior descriptions rather lower in price. Beans and peas without change. • Linseed rather higher than last week. Rapeseed without variation. Tares steady. New white nsustardseed quite as dear. Cloverseed and trefoil dull, and short supply. FLA:ix-rum CARGOVA.—In consequence of the demand for the Continent having stopped, the trade is extremely quiet, and purchases ma be made on easier terms. WRlLL—Faglish : Emu and Kent, white, new, 595. to 66. ; ditto, line old, 53a. to 575.; ditto red, new, 525. to 61a.; ditto, Ans, old, 494. to Ws. ; Norfolk, ke., Ilse, old, —a. to —5.; red, new, —4. to —II. Foreign : Dentaic, 57a. to 611.; lino, 63e. to 65e.; extra, 655. to 675.; Ironi all rs. 535. to 57a; ditto, extra, 575. to Kis.; Restock, 644. to 655. •X, echlenbtira red, 55a. to 65e.; Uckermark ditto, 5 . 75. to 00a. ; American white. 575. to 625.; ditto red, Ms. to 555.; Canadian, 575. to 61s. liiitsr.--English malting, 335. t* 395. • Ana, 40a. grinding, 255. to 27s ; and distilling, 265. to 265. per qr. ; foreign grinding. 254. to 265.; ditto distilling, 28a. ta n... malting, —a. to 51tm—English, Ems: and Norfolk, 504. to 635. ; fine. 63.. to 70a. ; Kingston and Ware, 62.. to 725.; brown, 50a. to 58s. OATIL —English feed, 27.. Od. to 294 W. ; potato 22.. to 31s. ; foreign, 17.. Od. to 24a. RIM Mt. Buss.-English tick, 38s. to 41.. ; harrow, 40.. to 445. ; pigeon, 40.. to 44a. ; foreign, Dfazacan, 345. to 381. ; tick. 38s. to 40a. ; Konigsberg, 39a. to 44a. ; Egyptian, 375. to 371. Pers.-English boilers, Ms. to 42a.; white and blue, 38s. to 40s. ; maple, 40r. to 43,.. grey, 345. to 365.; hog, 36a. to 38s. • foreign. 34.. to 37.. Ftoult.-Euglisli town, 48s. to 50s ditto fine,lsos. to 51a; country, 43a. to 445. ; Norfolk a n d Suffolk, 361. to 41..; French, -o. to --e. pee sack; Amerman, Ms. to 305.; Canadian, 27.. to 31a, ; Spanish. 455. to 52.. INDIAN COM-White, 30s. to 425. ; yellow, 40s. to 43a. FLOATING CA200311. all C. F. and 1.-Whet: Berth =ski and ifarianople, per 4921 b.., 48s. toads. ; Ghirka, 48e. tosis. ; Polish Odsena, per 4801b5., red, 455. to 475. ; whits, 54.. to 565. • Dsmibe and Galata, 43.. to 4011. ; F4fsPt, Ma. to 395: Barley: Ecyptian and Eyrias, per 4001 be., Ms. to 275. ; Odessa mid Tlwub. do., Ms. to Sea Beans Egyptiaa, per qr., 31.. to 341. Yafa : Odessa and Galata, per 49216 a., 3ts. Od. to 355. ; thrall and Bulgarian, per I 4801 be., 30.. Od. to 35a. ; French, do., -s. to -a. ; American, do., 32.. to 355. Brim.—.oaoary need, per qr., 41s. to 50i. ; seed, per qr., 455. to 485.; Mustard seed, per white, 9a. to 10s. ; brown —s. to —a. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50e. to Ws. ; Li nseed cakes, English, per 1,010, 121.18.. to 131.5 e. ; American, thin, in brie., perms 101. he. to 101. do., thick, round, and oblong,9l. 1 101. 10a; Baltic, W. to 9/. ss. ; Marseilles, W. Is. to Reps oaken, 51. to 5/. 10s. AILLIUTLIB INTO LONDON 23SO FROM , SEPT. TO BUT. Si. bra and &Mak. blab. Menem Wheat Barley Oatsllll I 4110 I 25210 Malt nulir 11 4 11 0 4 . ND mks ; !foreign, •11,033 I;:znie: MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) fkoan.—The market opened for the week with an fictive demand hem the trade, at firmer prices, but towards the close it was less active, but prices are firmly supported. A parcel of desirable qualities of Cuba sold briskly at full prioss to &I. advance ; brown and grey, Us. 6d. to 34..; yellow, 38s. to 41s. 6d.; sad Cuba ll4ado of good quality, 12.. Ad. duty, at 275. Refined : The market con tinues bare of goods. and prices are firmly supported. Come.—The public sales this week have gone off with increased firmness; fine ordinary to good middling mold 70a. 6d. to 80s. 6d. ; peaberry, 775. 6d. to 84s. good ordi. maooNative Ceylon sold steadily, 67a. 6d. to 65 .. a..—For mulish Trinidad, 54e. to 565. has been paid be* 1.. 'to 2s. advance. TRA.—Saes have been made in new mason's Commit at 2s. MS. St, and a.erlium la. 4d. to Is. 10d. At the public Weepers teas sold rather dearer. Itsce.—For Bengal and Madras previous prices are ob tainable, but other kinds are dull of sale. IttmC—Oomeme qualities have sold at rather dearer prices; pale Lim/wards, le. Id. ; and Surinam, Is. 7d. Faint.-41 moderate Madams is doing in currants at firm prices. fined—For whit pepper an advance of M. to H. per lb. has been paid, black kohl at previous prices. Other descriptions of spices are unaltered. SALTPETRE PAR Unties dull of sale. Coma continues active at higher prices. JlTL—Buaisees has been traimicted at fully previous prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is stead►. Town tallow is quoted 48s. 6d., net cub; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, aid, 47.. 6EL ; ditto new, 49a. ; October to December, 48a. 6d. ; January to Mardi, 49a. 3d. to 499. Gd. BOROUGH HOP MkRKET.—(THIS DAY.) Hears. Pattenden and Smith report an active demand for the new growth at very Inn prices. Currency : Mid and Dist Kent, 91. to 154; Weald Kent, Al. 104. to 10i.; Sussex, 84 to 91. Duty, 110,0001. to 120,0001. The Mau rhr.wier Guardian of yesterday, no doubt with the intention of injuring the sale and lowering the price of our English growth, congratulated the brewers and beer drinkers on the wonderful crop of hops in Germany this year, and then copies from the Bararian Hop Ga:eGe the prim in florins ; thus, " Hops of inferior qualities were sold at 82 florins the cwt., and Holledawer ►t 90 florins. At Hesbrook, on the 4th inst., the price was AO to 8. florins," &c. This would have been better understood it the Guardian had reduced these florins into £ s. d. ; but to show the English grower that hops are not to be bad in Bavaria for nothing, we shall inform the readers of that paper that 82 florins equal 61. 16e. Bd. the cwt.; nuty, U.; freight expenses, 10s.; in England, Al. Re. Ad. 90A. equal, 7f. 10s. the cwt.; duty sod freight, If. 10e.-91. Since the 4tb, however, prices in Ba raris terse risen 20s. to 30a. per cwt., and, owing to the in. ce ..,,,nt rain there the last fortnight, many hops will be de ficient in colour end quality. 1881. MONEY MATIKET.-(THIS D. 13..) Two o'CLot x. The flunk are firmer to-day, and a recover : - of fully per ceut. h. 4 taken place. A atroirer tea deucy is al-. apparent in the other departments of the Stock Exchange. British railway ducks are firm. Caledonian has risen 1 per cent. The ex citement in Mexican Bonds continues, and a fret,h rise of 1 per cent. has taken place. At Peri> this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 05e., being rather more than per cent. worse than ye-today. Consols are ofiicially marked 93 and for money, and 931 and t for the account. The present quotations are 931, "sellers," for money, and 931, " sellers," for the 10th Octolx.r. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 901, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 91, ?, 90k, 91k ; India Fire per Cent. Stock, 1035', 3, ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures April, 1004, 98} ; ditto Scrip, 103; ; Excheqoet Bills, March, 2a. dia., 2s. prem.; ditto, June, ss. prem. Mexican Bonds are again in great demand to- day, and have experienced a renewed and important rise : the last transactions recorded are at 27. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has improved to 691 ex div., whilst that l ot 1854 is steady, at 05 to 86. Other foreign stocks are quiet, but steady. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-aud-a-Half per Cents., 1800, 91 ; Mexican Three per Ceuta. 27, I, 20e, 27 ; ditto, for account, 261, !, 27 ; Russian Ave per Cents., 991 ; Spanish Passive, 171 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 80, 85 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 69, ;1, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 20; ditto, for ac count, 20k. Towards four o'clock yesterday afternoon it was an nounced that the Bank of France has raised its rate of discount from sto 5} per cent. Although the heavy purchases of grain in this country and elsewhere ou French account have long been mat ter of notoriety, and could not possibly be settled without large exports of specie, this announcement was not expected, the more particularly as the rate of discount in the open market at Paris was somewhat below that of the Bank of France. The action taken yesterday must therefore be held to indicate that the pressure upon the reserves of specie in that establishment has become heavier. The event has attracted a great deal of attention here, becauso it seems to mark a limit to the fall in the value of money in this market, and even to open a prospect of some reaction. It must be borne in mind, however, that the object of the Bank of France upon the present occasion is chiefly to check the flow of specie to this country, the move ment hitherto having been all in our favour. A considerable amount of French gold hes been accu mulated in the Bank of England during the last few mouths. The movement at Paris will have a tendency to render the exchanges less favourable for England, but whether it will carry gold back to the Continent is not yet clear. There was an improved demand for money in Lombard-street yesterday, and the market was not quite so easy as on Wednesday. The beat bills, however, were taken at 3 per cent. At the Bank of England the applications were upon an increased yet still very moderate scale. Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co. announce the half-yearly dividend due the 10th Oct. on the Turkish Loan of 1854. On that day the Bonds, amounting to 40,1501., previously advertised, will be paid off at par. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 51,000/. The Liverpool cotton market continues to rise. Prices were quoted yesterday fully id. per lb. higher than ou Friday, and the sales amounted to 25,000 bales. The Commercial Union Fire Insurance Company, an establishment equal in respectability to any iu the kingdom, announce that they have now com menced business and have issued their tariff, appli cable to dock companies' warehouses, public wharves, and warehouses in the port of London. The rates charged for mercantile right; are based expressly upon the principle of classification ' both of goods and of buiMings, and appear to be framed in an extremely equitable manner. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,1231. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,3471. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 291/. ; the North Eastern a decrease of 1,5931. ; and the Midland, a decrease of 390/. The prospectus of the "Patent Screwed Boot and Shoe Company (Limited)" is issued. The object is to purchase and work the patents of Mr. John Corner, whereby it is stated that " • vast improve ment and gnat saving in expense are effected in the manufacture of boots and shoes." The machinery is not complicated or expensive, can be worked without the help of skilled labour, and is capable of producing every variety of article. It is intimated that the company is formed upon the legitimate ground that the patentee (who now takes office as manager of the manufacturing department) does not possess the amount of capital sufficient to work the machinery on the large scale which is found to be most economical. Several of the government de partments have already had the invention sub mitted to them, and a communication from the Admiralty to the patentee states as follows : With reference to former correspondence, I have to acquaint you that the officers of the Royal Victoria-yard, Deptford, have reported your patent shoes to wear well, to be well made, and not to be liable to rip opeo, sad that the only objection to them is that they cannot be repaired on board ship in the ordinary way. With regard to the objection mentioned at the conclusion of this letter, we are informed that the company are prepared to show that repairs can be executed on hoard ship with greater ease than by the ordinary method. The chief seat of the com pany's operations is to be at Northampton. The capital is 40,0001., in shares of 51. each. The sti pends of the managers and fees of the directors are to be made partly contingent on the success of the concern as • dividend-paying undertaking. The half-yearly meeting of the Oriental Inland Steam Company is called for the 9th October. A meeting of shareholders in the United King dom Electric Telegraph Company was held yesterday, to receive a statement from the directors. Mr. A. A. Croll presided, and the result of the day's pro ceedings was an explicit assurance from the board that they intend to carry forward the project with energy to its legitimate conclusion upon the basis which was put forward at the outset, namely, that of a universal shilling charge to all parts of the United Kingdom. The explanations given were received with satisfaction. A call of 31. is to be paid on the shares in the Watford and Rickmansworth Railway Company by the 16th of October. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there was a dividend settling in the case of Mr. W. Sharp, jun., underwriter, of New Broad-street, who is liable for 28,0001., and, having only about 2,0001. of assets will not pay much more than la. in the pound. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the nineteenth series of public sales for the year there was but • moderate attendance of both home and export buyers, and prices were, with some exceptions named below, rather in favour of buyers, although upon the whole • fair amount of business was done. East India—Ox and Cow —Calcutta were in fair request, and a good proportion of the quantity brought forward found buyer at about former juices to MI occasional de cline of id. per lb. Minim sold well, and at full prices. Tte analysis of the sake is 149,940 Calcutta new parcels; 15,401 brought forward from former nice ; and7,Blo Madras, Pondicherry, Bombay, kg. ; in all, 113,151 hides, of which 90,154 were sold. East Indium.—Buffalo were only part sold. Leather—East lodia.-111adras sold firmly at about former priees. Bombay was mostly bought in. Australian nearly all passed. Belted !hides—Australian.—At the opening ;mks both syawy am l yi e ne.srne . t tile full rate i stt i Z carrot ; but as th. sours, pru;re.sest the demand in s A nod a parcel of seali.ed an Arenas of d upon il k i ;; ~!. naA;i. to 1 iil are iiiistalleel) J. er lb. upon the light. lattle.! of a warm eeport ems petition. Cape were weii compete.' for prices for ell kiwis were ann, alto as ti.ott light hidts. Wee. led were part sold. :try and Dry sited Hides.—Cape, dry, sold well. Maw ritium, dryselted. all glue Plece..—t'elts sold at fair rates, being Ixalle worn damaged. Baia was steady at late prio_s. Myrobolame sold well. With rckrei.cr t.) t!... market for American ecru ritiett, Memirs. D. lily Son, and Co. report as fullowx During the Pas: u c ha.s occurred in the market i'(.l" Ante/juin tit .• t.....im j...rtieular notice. TM runrket is firm, azt,t e e ly are without alterative. The return t t t..e Batik of England for the week ending Sept. 23, c..!n!ctred with that for the pro vi.us wok, shwa, chauges : Circulation issue Circulation activu .. 1.1...:t, TOO Ito:reuse 137,400 Public deposits 5,•••10,424 locreao 748;196 Other deposits Government secur,tie-, in tanking depart ... 10,474,800 No change Otberncurities department ...... . 17,4:0,239 Incre.o.e 150,227 Coin and bullion iu b th dopartnsents 14,242,241 Increase 242,449 Seven day and other bills 691,468 la:creams 13,391 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (note.:: coin) in banking del'•:.:t.:.cnt tt.,918,661 Increase 105,063 These chaines ar. satisfactory. There is a fur ther increase botih in the bullion and reserve, and the total under each head is now large. The decrease in the private deposits and increase in the private securities afford evidence of a wanewhat better employment for money iu the general market, but the demand is still far below the average of the season. We are requested to state that the firm of J. Fraukan and Co. of Great St. Helen's, is in no way connected with any other house of the none name. BANE OF ENGLAND.—An Act and Isth Vie.. C. Lt. tate wed 'A 1661. ISSCE nrr: Not heaved /.1.3` ,0b1.493 L•Za.031.495 !count purenant to the Ad }lt :it ending on Wtdneedny, he* PARTMENT. ' Gortrument debt C 11,015,103 Olbtr r.e,oriliee.. 3,04,910 Gull coin nud bul lion i Silver bullion DAMN° DI =Mere d.14.X.3.ta1d 3.7*3.020 Piddle Depadta iln deding By.cheq.. Say. Banks, Com m!. of Natiocial 425,0141,411 PART/MT. Goverment Meru. rltlo ,lucludiug Druil Wright An nuity) Other Securities Notes Gold mid Silver Cola 510,746 Accts.) Other Deposits 11,1167,1t1 Seven day =dottier Blw 501,488 £40,:011,720 Sept. 26, 3 e 26.504,710 lIMUSHALL. Chict ambler. THURSDAY EVRIf/NO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1 for the 10th Oct., opened this morning at 931, "sellers," and improved to cai to g, which was the quotation at four o'clock, the price for money being at the same time 931 to 1. The alteration at the Bank of France had then just transpired. Immediately after the close of the Stock Exchange sales were pressed, and a fall of per cent. took place, the latest uotations being 921 to 93 for money, and 93 to t for the October settlement. The official business report is as follows :—Throe per Cent. Consols for money, 93, 931, ; ditto for account (10th Oct.), 930, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 901, 914 • New Three per Cents., 91, 94, 91 1 ; Doha' Five per Cent. stock. 103, t, ; ditto for account, 1031, ; ditto 103/ ; the Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paw, 961, 1 • ditto, ; Five-and-a-Half per •t% Cent., 1 ; Bonds, 138. prem. lndia Four per 6eut. Debentures, Oct., 1803, 981, 1 ; ditto, 1859, 981. The India Five per Cents. wore better this afternoon, in face ut a declining Cousol market. The stock closed at 103 to 3 for the account, and the scrip at 103, , . to 4. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted la dis. to 2s. prem. and the June ss. to hs. prem. Business in the foreign stock market was again active. The chief transactions were still iu Mexi can Bonds, which were iu renewed demand in the morning, and were marked as high as 26.. In the afternoon, however, sales were premed as low as 251 in consequence of a statement in the Paris /'atria respecting the alleged convention between England, France, and Spain, which does nut hurinonise with the announcement already made here. The closing quotation was 24 to 1, being!! below that of yes terday. The Turkish Loan of 1858, after rising f per cent., left off lower than yesterday, at 69 to ex div. The Luau of 1854 showed a tendency to reaction throughout the day, and was lust quoted 88 to 1, being worse than yesterday. Bank Shares were oruerally steady. There were more inquiries for London and Westminster Bank. Union Bank of London were rather more offereL In the miscellaneous share market scarcely any alteration occurred. Australian Agricultural shares showed flatness. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—(loran Marine Insurance, 4/ to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, ; to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, it to 11 dis. ; London and Provincial Ma rine, 5-16 to 3-10 dis. ; Oriental and General Marine, gto prem. ; Mercantile Fire, k to prem. ; Connuerzial Union Fire, 1-1616. to 1-16 pram. The shares of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank were quoted to-day 4 to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two t;CLocc. In the mining market to-day North Basset shares are in great demand at 8 to /. Stray Park are dull, at 293 to 301. bfarke Valley :no quoted 10i to I ; Lod Caradon, 204 to 27 ; Providence, 40 to 42 ; South Caradon, 286 to 296; West Seton, 320 to 330 ; East Devoa Great Consols, 14 to 2 ; and Wheal Ltideott, 2/ to 3. Several transactions will be found recorded in the Stook Exchange official list. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no variation whatever, business being almost at a standstill. At Copper 11111 Mine meeting. oa the 23rd inst., the ae counts showed a debit bdance of 4004. The West Pu',hear )tine accounts, presented at the meetiug of shareholders, showed a credit halm,. of 549'. lls. 4d. At Wheal Arthur meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of lOU. A call of ls. per share was toads. The south c o udurrow Rios accounts, presented at the meeting yesterday, showed a debit balance of 731. A call of 2s. per share was made. At East Itmewarne Mine meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 2181. A call of 2s. per share was mad*. The North Downs sampling, yesterday, realised 2,0931., being the produce of two months. From Dale Mine (9ept. 25) the agent writes :—" I re gret to es that the water is not yet out of the bolters , having bid several little hinderments to tacounter since my last report. I am, however, glad to say that everythiag now appear, to be going on well, and I expect the water will soon be out of the bottom. During the past week me have sunk the new shaft 7 feet, which is now down from surface 30 fathoms 4 feet." BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade returns for the month and eight months ending Aug. 31, 1861, were issued. We subjoin astatement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the mouth and eight months in the last three years : For the month. For eight =oaths. 1859 1860 1881 °newer Rimerev Ohmura TO AIDIN).—(Try Dar.)- 2 1‘e ordinary Ealf.veuty meeting of proprie tors was held at Vie Loitdoe Tavern, Mr. Maedoushl litaphensoe, tl.e cha Mai el the °novelty, melding. The report of ti • direntoos , which has already appeared it our onlumns, v.., taken se read. The chairman moved the adoption el the report, which was agreed to unanimously. - 11 Sd ni i Iltl 71 xd .~ 1