The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-27 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOWSTRBST. InNimes Edwards, a desperate looking fellow, was nalrged before Mr. Henry with assaulting Polio-Constable Thomas Spark's, 74 F. It was stated that there was a gang of thieves, ticket Weave TAM, and prostitutes, continually batw ing about Chsrlas•street, Drury-lase, and complaints were trequestly made to the polies of persons bele' stopped on the pavement and robbed. The testable is this case saw the prisoner and ethers steadies ea lila pavement so as to impede this pro gress sf pones Wto aced their counipeatens an opportu nity to rob them, and he desired them to move aside so as to allow people to psi,. The primmer the. west up le him sad asked what he interfered with thus for, and immediately raised his at and struck him violently as the mouth, and also dealt him a severe blow in the pit of the ssomeell. The wasstable, alter a struggle, 'n'er'd him, and he was locked up. The Magistrate committed the prisoner to herd labour for one math. MARLBOBOUGH•STBBBT. A. SL4 OVISARZZ. Thsawu SAapherd, a well-kaown camber of the begaing letter fraternity, was charged with ende►eosriag to obtain charitable costribstiose, by mesas of false protease'', front L'eat.•Colossl Patrick Lewis Vole Paget, of the Bata For Sniff °suds. _ Prosecutor said—l am Lignites's% Col3nel of the &sots Feather Guards, mid reside at 64, Jermysetroot. Yester day afteraoon, shout half-pest four, I ens sittiag in my room reading, whoa my .sweet sun to me sad said, a Mr. Willie wished to en me. I skid who Mr. Willis was. sad what it was ►e wanted. He said, he did mot teem. I desired sty servant to show him updates. TM primmer this suns into tin room, aad I leaked him what he wasted. lie replied that there wee • poor MS is the with of Bt. James's who had tuna very ill is the Brampton biarmary, sad that be with some othen were interested &Wet the man. sad that they wasted to nine nos mossy to send him bite Dena told him I was sot use of the residents of the pe rish, sad was oaly in temporary lodgings, sad that I bad gait* slough to do is my pea parish, sad noommeaded him to apply to the Mew. Mr. Lampe, the rooter of Saint James'e, who probibty bad feeds at his disposal for sash s parpow. Primes, told me lie had bees with Ma that monis', that he had gins him • severs** for that object, sad that most of Alit gentry—sasesing residosn— wen out of tows at prosost. I this asked him what he himself was, and In said be was oust of the ovanstrs et tow puiab. The primmer this said he hollered I Inkier d to the Amilmega family, sad that was the neon be called epos me. I, however, bad my doubts of the priseser. sad deslised *Meg him mosey. U. this left my nem, aed nay non afore's!, my lead lady more to me, sad told se as importer of pollee was in the brass, sad the primmer ia his custody. The prisoner hogged of me set to press the charge, but I refused to list's to him, and determined to brisg his. bans a mairistran. Webb, ese of the M..dusty constable', said he apps headed the primmer, sod proved live previous convictUss sista.% him. Mr. Dore, one of the overseen of St. James's parish, said the prisoner was sot kaolin to him. The Kinser, is answer to Mr. Bingham, said he had setting to say is his defence. Mr. Bingham then committed him for three ealesdar months. At 66666 BY ♦ CLZRATItAX. MS &L W. IS L. Faulkner, perpetual aunt* of the parish Marsh of Closbanwell, sod minister of Peontemmlle chapel, woo brought before Kr. Carrie, charged with amanitiog Mr Hoary Jaskawa, t►s dark sad seaton of Pratonville ehmol. Mr. Waksliag stated that the complainant was appointed by Dr. Co/enemy, wbo unfortusamly was row Maass, clerk aadontos of Pentonvills chapel, and was eatitlod to maim asathird of the fem. The chapel Mkt lately bees made in to a district paish, and the Be,. Mr. Faulkner had as sad ejected the clerk, who, Whig appointed by the Rev. Dr. Constesay, had s right to bold his eppoiotment aW dismissed by him. Last night whoa he went to per form his ordinary deities the rev. gentleman took him b 7 the Wadden ad thrust him oat. The nv. potions* had teething to do with the appuintasat se it belonged to the Mutest. _ _ _ The rev. patleama said that the magistrate had no right to adjudicate is the issuer, the Archdeacon of Loudon Wag the only pawn who could Mu and decide the cam. Mr. Cord* said that it was a pity disturbances of the kind should take pl►as. He trusted that the matter would be settled, but all he could do was to dismiss the ease, and allow emit party to settle hie dispute at a superior court. The parties thus left the court. SOUTHWARK. CVAIOI OP lIIIIZZLII I IN?. Joke Upeen, a respectable looms( man, was Wougac up in custody and plated in the dock, charged with embemling varies/ sums of money the property of his employer, Mr. Rickard Tucker, eail-cloth manufacturer, Wellingtes-stnet, Lesdeusbridge. The prosecutor said that the prisoner bad bees is his em ploy about four years 4s a confidential clerk. It was his duty to collect money and attend to the business. H. had unbounded condieoce in him until lately, when he ex amined the amounts carefully, and found that several nue of mosey had sot been catered which he had received. He accordingly pee him into castody. Mr. John Alban, of 76. Milton-street, said he paid two as/ to the prisoner in the early part of this month. The first w-s 9L 125., and the second 171. 21., for goods mold and delivered, and he give me the receipt produced. Mr. George Allan, No. 1, Pin-street, Old Kent-road, said he dealt with the prosecutor, and in May sat witaess paid hit• an sommint, amounting to 61.2 e. 6d., sad t►e pd. man gave him the receipt produced. Mr. Tucker produced the books in which the prisoner ought to have entered those sums as soon as be received ems. It was his duty to amount for all nosey Immo diately, but witness did not go over the books so often as be ought, as he bad suck confidence in the prisoner. Witness had up to the present time ascertained hie defalcations to be upwards of 2001. Sergeant Oardener said when he took the primps, into custody, and oa the wey to the station-house, he said he in tended to pay Mr. Tucker the money he had need, The magistrate committed him for trial. WESTMINSTER. Joon Prior, a madman oat of place, was charged before Mr. Poynter with the following murderous assault %pee Timms Shanks, a labourer. The ;maser, in come queue et the severe injuries he had indicted on the heed laths onsploiaast, the snip over which was complocoly divided, woe Woo up as • warrant, and woo brosibt up io the ouslody of Kw/kW, ono of the warrant °Soto of tin swam It appeared Gam the 'vides°, of seam witnesses, that at ]beady recesses, attest 10 o'clock, the eampleisant was is the tap•reom et the Kiss's Head, b... street. Wen. minter, what the primes, eine is. Uses seeing the complaisant obreeved that lir had hod softie( Meat that day, upon whisk he gave somplaissat some bread sad a keeriag t►at be had is hie hand. The primacy afterwards pot dews twepeses halfpenny apes the tabie ler a pint of ►eer. The seassisiseat took up the mosey sad west away. The primer epos mindsp kb wassey, sad liadistg that the semptalsant bad pee away with it, observed that be wield Bens bin eat what be cam beak. He mos alter retuned aid sat dews upon a souls. The prises's immediately liked up a t►iek sett stick wbieb be bad is big bead, and be saw Ma a tromeedeas blow es ►io bead. whisk tossed this Weed to low profusely down Ms flee and waistcoat. He Ives .early stunted, sod was takes to tbe bespital, mime be was esasiderei.by lb. outgoes to be for is.. time is loam Lawlaad mew dated that ►. ►ad ►ees to t►e hospital, mad that be was Wormed be lose sot the mediaeval is &agar, tbespb it was set pdeib's to say w►nWr the is- Pity would tars oat favourably or sot. nit seinen said that ►. was exasperated wit► the see- hut of Ns simpiriesaS she bad nblied Mos afiar be bad Wined limey is him Kr. brass mid he sees sot is bays takes disks. is his sirs Mods. Tbs primer was ressuided. LIGIATITODB. Jima Deal, 28, wee elserged before Mr. Hama with @OW* UL is /old, the mosey of iiie employer, Mr. ma s a pampas, s hene hair seeasfooteror, a Noviissar and, Cosieserelel-reed. T. prism= slated that ea Um Sal or Assist hat lie made a penises of Mr. Totalling, In Balemstreet, Hask aerreed, end it the Nile day gave the prisouer the amen% named to pay for It, sad being bask the goods, but he mere of him until last night, when they met is Haat•strsat, Borough. Witness told him be had send veryseandalonaly, and prisoner replied 'holly that he had ten shillings about him which was at his serene. The offer was politely declined, and a cannabis swain op at the intent received charge of him. Brown, 62 M, produced a canvas bag bend at the psi- noses lodging, 121, Kent street, which prosecutor idea• tilled as that which cosigned the gold, sad observed that be would have entrusted him with 1001., as great was his opinion of the man's bounty ; but latterly he bad bin astonished to learn that the prisoner was convicted of a similar theft o• a former mason, and suffered sin mouths' imprieouseat This was as act of great ingratitude, for he had ben trusted with every kiadaese. Prisoner and he did sot think it worth while to ask say questioas or teaks sap defines at present, bat would observe that he had also been treated with iagretitudit, for one of the nen who shared the money with him had " split" became he would sot ion him two pounds sere than was his slain. Mr. Henslll ordered thz depositions to be token for the primmer's mmumittel to the Middlesex Sessions, where hs resolved hie focuser waterloo. . THAMES. AN UNGIATIVOL DAVONTEL. Mary An* Crete/ illy, a young married wow, reddish, la Salmea's lane, Limehosse, was placed at the bar before Kr. Yardley on a 'barge of 111-treating her aged another, cad wilfully destroying property at the residuum of the latter. It appear= from the =ides= that she prisoner went to the house of her mother, Is a furious state of madness, whets the eemeseneed a desperate ettaek up= her parent, whom she struck with greet violence. fibe was requested to go away, but she refused, and then the coasseeed break ing end diet:gilt' every utiele in the room. The mother bad lately loot her husband, and sines his death the prisober bad abused her, and led a shoeking Woof diselpetion. Mr. Yardley—Well, what have you to say to such sbtme fel aud =grateful =admen to your aged mother ? Prieener—l am sorry for what I have dose. I was drunk. They took my child from me. My brother ought to be here =teed of me. The Mother—l do sourish to press the charge against her, U she wi.l sot at we split. Mr. Yerdley—You hoar what your sped Bother state.. Will you premise to be Mad to her for the future ? Prisower—Yee, your worship. Mr. Yardley—Then I bind you over to keep the peace for two years ageism your 'mother awl all her Majesty's subjects. . . The prisoner was Shea disebarged. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' METROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL DEFENCE ASSOCIATION. Last night a very numerous company, including I deputations teem Dahlia, Bristol, Heiner, Stroud, Woleer hamptoo, York and other towns, assembled at Higbbsry Tavern, tor the double object of celebrating the first anni versary of the Licensed Victualler.' Defence Association and the modification of the Boer Bill. The chair was occupied by Mr. H. BitakarAT, M.P. There were at least 600 preens present es the mession. After the usual loyal toesu, The CMAIRMAN gave the toast of the evening, sad is doing so said that some persons might think it highly natal sad improper far him to be present on that occasion, is order to drink manful • toast se that of the " Prosperity of the Metropolitan and ?written' Licensed Victual ien' Defame Assoicatioe." (Hear, hear.) Bat be was one of those who did sot feel the sin of • tied glass of wine et ale la season, and he treated thatthe privilege was me whisk the people of this *many would never allow to he writtedfrom them. (Hear, hear.) Why was this assoelatioe formed? Becatne your interests sad tights as • elm had been most unjustly at- tacked. Jobs Ball was very susceptible to all kin& of tombs', sad he was loge at arriving at the truth, but Mies he ease hue • the truth he would sot long sedan the homing. (Hear, hear.) Thousands of the people of this conatry believed that a dropsical old lady sailed South cote was about to produce • young (Glickman named Shiloh, end when they found that Shiloh did not some and that the thing ended In dropsy, they still believed that both would make their appearance at some future time. (" Hear, hear," and laughter) _That was me delusion. Another delusion was thin of Mad Thom, of Canterbury, who persuaded thousands of people that he shot at a star with a pocket pistol and hit it. (Laughter.) Since • these delusions then was none so gnat se that i of the Maim Law liquor movement, or, as he should call it, the Maine Law Liquor Lunacy. The tee totaler& were worthy of every respect as long as they ooa fined themselves within Put bounds. (Bear.) Let them make what converts they could—let them by all miens reclaim the drunkard, and if they succeeded they would not only confer great good en the community but on the licensed victualler. (Hear.) He thought that Father Mathew did a great deal of good, and that those beasts who :Quid not restrain their appetite for intetticating drinks would be best sent to the pump for cold water, but be objected to teetotallers forting other people to follow that recipe. (Bear.) Let teetotallers do what they pleased, but let them not prevent other people from doing whet they pleased. (Hoer) Not only did they blame all those who mid the juice of the grape, the apple, sad the barleycorn, bat they indulged, in their publications, is scurrilous and blackguard abuse and slander of those who did sot go rang with them. They inundated the Home of Commons with publications of this kind; and the general remark was that men who scold have recourse to such vituperation sad slander were enough to ruin any cause. (Hear.) They boasted that Io,oooe. had been subscribed to upset brewers, wise merchants, licensed vietuallen, and all that amused race; and they used it to throw dust is the eyes of the legislature, by getting up !iodine', signed by ragged Mildews, sad old ladies who set ceder the Rev. Jedereah something or other. (Cheers and laughter. Bat this society met the water winks in the proper way, by getting op genies catkins in all pens of the onetry, and show ing the legislature what was the reel wish sad feeling of the people. (liar.) He believed the great council of the ace. dos were thoroughly ashamed of having yielded so easily to the wriest impounding of the insane water ameistious. He bad received the greatest aid from the Defeat* Amnia tioa during the proceedings in perliermat, and was enabled through their assistance to produce a man of asidesse whisk showed beyond disputa the miserable workisEAG set of lOC (Hear.) It bad boss shows that if was marained in plane of eatertainmern, it had i is MOD objectionable places. (Hear.) They bad boss alma with every abase and scurrility by tae Alliance riessysper end the holy Christian Cabinet, or some pipet with • same like that. (Laughter.) He was sorry to fled that such respectable individuals es Lord Ilsrricgtem, We 0. Teiiiielyea. sad Sir R Corden—(groans)—allowed then mess to be taken in vain by each publications. He denied that there had been any unfairness in the selection of the embers to serve on the committee. -He trusted that they would remain united to resist any future attack, and he ovomised that any aid he ovoid send should be always at their service. (Cheers.) The mat having been drunk with great enthusiasm, Mr. WARLIT prouad the health of the Chairman, end in doiaw st coogntulated duo society on having achieved • victory over the vested set of humbugs that ever pestered or tocuestad society. (Cheers.) The CHAIRMAN retuned thanks. After the Mann then was • ball, which was continued to a late hour. THE . EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, ,1855. THE REGIS'fRATIONB. EAST 817ERRY. The revision of the lists of voters for the Eastern Division of Surrey was resumed yesterday by Sir Welter Buchanan Riddell, Bart. at the Vestry ball, Camberwell, with those for the pansies of Cbrietchurch, Camberwell, mad Newington, end the manor of !lambus. Mr. George R. Corner, solicitor, and Mr. Thomas Jeans, Bof the Rest Sa, Reform Registratios Society, attended rre on the behalf of reformers ; sad Mr. Edward Meymott, solicitor, appeared tor the easmervativee. 11113t01 01 NATCIAIS. Kr. Abraham James meat is a data to have his name Saserted in the list of eaten in respect of four houses in Donson'o.tensm, sad three in Qatasee•row wittiest stating the nature of his interest is the property , be was ob jected to by the Mail. Mr. James appeared and proved the property to be hie own freeholds, and the revising bar. lister Inserted in the list freehold," sad disallowed the objection. Mr. Corner stated to the court that Mr. Jeans posted s ul modes of objection to the overseen, on the 24th of August. to the name of ldr . Riebard Edmonds, het it did set appear Ist is the list of persons objected to. The overseer sad the vestry clerk stated that the sotios Idid sot 'yeah them, but they admitted that they knew Mr. Unmade to be deceased, and the revising benign a:passed in. the nuns from the in CRILIBTONI7ICI. This MINIM' objeotions and the claims Wen all allowed. i s t 113111NOTON. _ St. 11=W1.1WLYINI• No objestioss wets mods by meats of overseers, sad 411 i i ths dams wars &wood. Is Is 441..81AM1 111./asi•• This parish list castains the amass of woo the* 600 ti persons, betas the woad ia slumber of the whole of the et. 1 eastern division of the eosaty, sad 24 of them were ea- tt puss•d so various grounds. The Tokenism made sad sustained foal objeetioas. as. Mr. Meynott porsdaesd a Reties et objection to Mr. le Shaba Archer, of St. Leonard's wen, Haventook-hill, Bt. Milddlessa; sad his witness proved that he posted the notice, IL before two o'clock ou the 26th of Assess, bet as there wen no seldom:, to show that it would be delivered the seine "' et evening, the notice was withdrawn. bt. Mr. John Feltheas, of Bermondsey, made a dales out of SO " two hoses," sad was objected to by tke same party ; bat 1 Mr. Fokhem appeared sad proved the Imams to be his owe 1 8 46 1 frsafesM hmeries. Toe objection was disallowed. 194 The Osinellthea adjourned to the Vestry-hall, Honaing. s rearpossoit demo o'clock this morning, whim it will 11 4 pressed so noise the lists for the parishes of Clapham, Laza- Z . bath. eel Iltreedisai. !? [ARKET RACES. THIS DAY. (sT aiscrrazo T 11.1011•71.) St. RUTLAND STASES. SO Nina f walked over. to George Brown and Bird in Hand not allowed is et. to Mart. et. LATEST BETTING. 9 to 1 agat Robgiil (t) 15 to 1 Xing Tom (offered) 18 to 1 Scythian (t) 20 to 1 Sidiog (t) 20 to 1 Black Swan (taken freely) 25 to 1 Sultan (t) 25 to 1 Monarque (t) 30 to 1 Early Bird (t) 30 to 1 Veteran (t) 40 to 1 Menace f (off) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 33 to 1 apt Sultan (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Wentworth (t) 12 to 1 Yellow Jack (t) 14 to 1 Ellington (t) 25 to 1 Coroner (t) 40 to 1 Porto Rico (t) 88 to 1 Aleppo (t) TEE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT TO MB. 4311EPHEED. —This morning the body et Mr. John Shepherd, of the 1 7 Oxford Arms, Westminster-road, and brother of the oo- $0 lessee of the Surrey Theatre, who lost his life by Whig accidentally shot by Mr. Creawick, was interred at Norwood St. Cemetery. 124 FRIGHTFUL OCCURRINCS AT ST. KATHERINE to Docx.—This morning • frightful accident, attended with It the most serious consequencie, occurred to • man named 10 Jesus Cul, a mechanic, employed in the extensive ware. :t -hous department of St. Hetherine's Dock, Upper But St Smithfield. It appears that the unfortunate sea and 4 several labourers were engaged in raising a heavy weight, to by the muss of hydrmulie power, when some ratios of St. the machinery caught the leg of Cash, and drew the limb II between the boa work. Ha serums for help soon caused 20 the subine to be stopped, when he was extricated in • 16 St mast fearful state. The leg was unshed, end the beam se. yen protruding throsgb the Bosh- lie lieCia a &uprose ii- - ttiocattlities. sad bat feint hopes are en. of hie recovery. Is DREADFUL OCCURRENCE dT HOESELTDOWN.— This morning a respectable female, named Mary Ana Smith, lu was found with her throat eat. The snfortanate wawa * had seat her daughter out ea an errand, sad on her return i tji her mother was weltering in • pool of blood in the beck S t. kitchen. She was conveyed to Guy's Hospital, whet it was to ascertained that the windpipe and carotid artery were eat. divided. et. THE LATE ATTEMPTED MURDER ON SNOW-BILL.— This morning, Earl Malley was still in a very weak Se dition from the loss of blood, but every bops is entertained to of her aldose* runny, the wound being not so deep as Cl. lo wee at first supposed. R. C. Tudway, Esq., M.P. for Wells, who has been !0. 6 dangerously ill, is recovering, and there is a prospect of his 'GT speedy restoration to health. 10 The Rev. Dr. Barr, of St. Enoch's, etuseadwator of st the Established Assembly, hes bey. commanded to prowls 10 before her Majesty and suite at Balmoral it Solidity nest. $ Under the tutorship of Mr. George Talbot, the to Prises of Wales has beano a proficient la 11Will**It. so The Archbishop of York has instituted the Rev. . 3 Robert B. Williams, 8.A., of Linoola College , Word, to g the curacy of South Dalton, near Beverley ; patron, the IS Rev. F. Simmons, M.A. fro WHEN ?—We understand (says the Boston Guar. IS dim) that whit the north ride of the fortress falls Into the fo peaneesion of the allies, it is inteaded to sisintemorate the m* I MO at Spilsby by a grand fits. A committee has bees 100 =r for the purpose of carrying oat the project, aid ims are now being entred into by the inhabitants 33 SRI Obese of the villages adAtiag. Re THE FLEETS IN THE WHITE flu.—We read the io Aibvrhgin the Monsieur :—'• The Ilialerom of the Merlin red Osisoios his received dragotaless. dated the 23rd alt., I Ina lb* fillsepsurs, Petrel, sod Osit raw foreign in the 4 Imo Sok osier the sosamoad of Nada Halibut. The bleehede of Zersiss ports is that sea la been 'maenad 4 4 a WWI *8 MOB* estivity, and the Preach sad British swims lave destroyed a large numbs' of bests, with lou welsh the sweaty bad Mood to wavy as their awaseeial FLO bothess with bsessir eiti tyewarisg elm hi Shea daring 7 4 ; heavy hip. Mogi_ bests. which lave ben hft ca - ' 441 missed Sias Webs, o f humanity, it may truly be said Slat the Beeelsoi leg has disappeared from the MtW Sea. ft Ix=wools ambers& - babes the bar of Anhw 10 ei the oissivereary of his Imperial Majesty it the nib et lingist by salvos of MOW,. sad were Mb* aims' with Begs es the enemies. The British wolesee Io heartily Jebel is these elesifestatioss, sad the Mews of it the two allied man owe assembled is the mob, on If board the Cleepaine;s4 a booksatillves by Capt. Gaither% " ROYAL DISPIIIISAIT wise DISEAI3B 01 THE RAE. 10 The halfieert, modes of this useful institution, ne founded is 1816 Rot the suss of doelasse. discharges from D 3 the ear. gobse is the lead. led Olthar airestioas of the am 10 was held yesterday, at the Ilagaiwiny, Ditawstrest, Soho. r e Mr. William Temple ties is the chair. The e notary swessweed th one of sebeariptioss received 4 dark* the lesS nomilll4 sit& wee very Wed/game the sweber of oppliseste he relief. Mr. Hervey. the to MONS 10 the institution, seated to the meeting that the W. mince ot ewes admits don the booksderiag the last six 41 leneithe see upwards of tie, roseistieg et ewes of diseases 44 if the threw ti esoethies with deolows. riseumatie aiming of tie beak sod seises is the eer, with sweets ewes el assiested dissiteagw dm the ear ansogat SSD dna. The sesswities appeases to the gtheross pablis Ae their ewer. of We awful thelitthiss. The titmice et the weak. wage gives to Mr. How% the nergets, sad to the / idiom ; smil the =wisp ALBUM—The Aligisrgroans w ats mamas. that the heat a the Owed Monies Bens!. ha Pas boom sanely &sherd by lire. 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Si 1211 44 Si Is IS .P I R S dis ILWATS. if St 2i 2 Ai $ 2 die i 1 Sla Pr Por Pa 0 10 pa I l i 2 )12 II le de 18 17 111 414 711 ad 1 at i 7 91 ii ti 4 1V ia Pm 1 1+ 116 24 I pa 99 1 10 2 1 114 116 116 119 107 106 In In 11 d Id 114 I 6 pol iii sa I li P. 7 9 i i I lii 646 171 11 lle 1 I I sl 41 1 46 47 F 0. g lei! - 11 Ps , 4 1 11 pm 16 1 1 1 1 IS TO Is 11l 4 sel. ▪ i‘ ▪ I 113 SG IN 24i 4 7 Oa 74 211 id lli ►► 41 I ii 6 60 81 84 $6 Mb In H PI 30 ' BAST INDIA COMPANY. Yesterday a quarterly general court of the pro prietors of the Bast ladle Company was hold at the East India Huse; Mr. B. WNAlleirraiir is the chair. The court having bees formally mostitated, sad the minutes of the last quarterly were read sad ceatirmed, The Caalastax seaweed that the official papers relating to the isdistioa at torture is the lades Presi dency, papers Maths!" to dm sow army scud regaiatuns, sad the aeonsl marls et the state et the wheels of burr awl Addiseo•be was ready. Kr. Wotra gave aides of a neelatirra foe the wait court day, deslariag it to be espoliest, at the seat asides for directors, to place apes** Ahrestiim ism et these pre misters who kad hem semabees et dm beard yeeeleas to the Mamie. of its samba trio le to Mr. Lstilialos yr; ;Mble — fit7ti - e . seni• day to MOW th• lohowias moieties :- 01 That in the apish. of UM court Me prawn system et Las go•tffnlelli M hesegtable for Its porpoise; that it mum wither efliemyompeseibility, see MINIM j that mem It the grams abeam see peneitted up exist asebeeked thremesheat me Indies Melon ; that lbs sole median of plains .sr ladles eftialeiragies apes as intelligible beds le • gerbil leaseke to the mess, by width the Mumble of twe setbeebink belay, as Immo sub ether% poser, ea ' usbares isesltty,' MI be shied, sad the seediene expenses et ibe Leedlesball• meet estsbliele• meet saved Is the tenherlel oressies of ledfs" TM hes. crletelegised Mat It appeared h Wirt hst seems w adis thee Om bud reeently bees b %opt a sort el 'moral Jail dellesey, modally at lismaliepose esd Wad, .M Set the wigs et She hopeseer et jele, by ski& • large amber et mbar& bed dm bees enet bele spas *May, bol bees sysilgisi by Ilsymeemost, as it sawn bave ben she by ewe poem Me bed Vie least seqsalitt ems with ladle. Me *hied to Mew Meths my sad what esep lied bees takes I. the matem. TM Commas mid. MS as yet the CMS of Dingiest sem set eleially idermed et tbe elesomelesse, tbe popes men the enbjeet sot haVag embed Melleed. 'Sloes being se Mhos bedew S. lieneest. the emit Mused, bake at geodesy telisten . An impressive sermon has been preached in the &OA Chenb of the Holy Trietty at Gegen, is a d et the feeds, by the PAT. nmein C 1..., tumbrel et 011eitealtes. Sol PI. I Nau.wairs. I Moan Mon I Yesterday. por te r. all &Word mad Blatelny nstel to lama Si. N O I O nMantlamidre = telwadwitill.Wastartsl 'll 98 11t. 100 1311. Jean's tialinseia) 100 102 U all aIb ... VW. &ow Valley tore , MEM In fisitlasando &= all Lrallarn COL al SIA.LC. 4 41 13 18 Gloemator & Dom Fans Nod ft OR western: 27 IS IN DeliWillp(Llerk&Nalla 103 107 25 38 De. 1 dates ditto ..., 122 21 121 De. 1 ilium (ditto)._ 111 [Amin OM aeon& 11110mnissbom 111 12 194 710 se Dr a renwent (ale) IS 24 Kt, 160 Learba6laso.4parOmi. a.lter'7&) dt. no =ine a tow Oeet. St. 109 fma..Thmy,* 6o brad (Mend& Pa ßut z . aLo. . 110 113 110 aLI 1181 = ( 21 SI 30 all WiDnbro aad Radmo tatittekt.kOarl.: St. UN 11=itradfordif i ld . L . ; 90 99 91 61 Sforrassfuet Busy pot. par amt. Demo 24.0 lean, .o.mat) . 1 1 4e3 It SorninidhalmmiprOt. Osanditemt.Onaties 36 18 211 all OM, 11 Out. U MOM (ler Loa. I& 121 121 Daft Ohms (ditto) — 100 Ilmalea.lalabb.Bolkey. Mb lank Owed tt Dint Ifaansrul 103 124 N 10 Nanwabory Bt Om& to Yr.?. Onesey 61 IN It 1 / 1 annOtaffordebireOstow Il*CAnal''. 24 die U all Weer Valley gm. '''' ot 401 211 at. 100 Mks & Sewsratt (low loliatat 9/mr-asr - 19 91 JOINT isTOCK BANKS. 22,519 40 Australia& 6,004 100 Beak of London 40 Brit.lXl.SaakkLuuCo all 30,000 50 Itritlals North Amnon all 67 89 40,100 31 Chartered Sauk of Asia 3 OW par 22,200 24 lAtto.of lad.,Ausaselt. 4 1 1 dli 3,000 100 City 20,004 100 Colonal lt 25.000 100 Casuairdal of Loudon 90 .... 25,010 EsteJlesAltAum.Cbart. all 11 171 23,000 34 Loo.alamieutofeust all 19 20 10,00' 29 Oa Wow 26,004 30 Lambs end 3.000 100 Laehlkat. Da 50 par 2pm 641,00( 30 Lonna John Stan 10 NAM 100 Landau it'Assisimtait 20 10,100 100 Vat. Pm. of B la2 aad 95 10,000 40 !adman t9lai 221 26,990 SO Sew SIM& Wahl SIMS II ankconstela all 41 41 WOW Podia 1 etkaol 2,001 811,U0 I Demi Or ILAssta.lll6&olol6. 1 kin 12,tre 26 WAS Australia 22,000 U rake elf Australia s,ost, Do. New MO& 80 Union of Lanka 22 • 2212 o -20,000 101 1.000 10. 601 11,913 100 141 133 . 110, 4 20,00‘ ' 20. 22 MON , - 2 3 WON lo SO, l^l 114 1 ' 3i • 10,001 1 $O, 1 30, 1 1 13.21 to 11,31 10 10.000 0 1,721 ICO 110,1170 1 19,000 20 30,000 1 110.000 bl WOO 10 *ADO 2 19,040 leo 190,990 I imago 1 14,200 16 76,000 1 72,000 1 21,010 20 10,000' 1001 176 111 SO 40 + 1 SO l6 .1l Slt 163 175 1011 ' 111 11$ .li .11 I $ Si " sll • 16 11 11 1 24 1 17 IS Two o'Cion.. ICISCILLUNI iiksetrallea Agrleatterril likesuallin lope lißeribt Waterworks British Atearitaa or Dorre amo ..llo.aadJoh Mimes. 01.0,51 s Palonot num- - Slog& Telegraph Geserel Ilaelgager ~.~ ai Mak= • StAssorksa Palma Paol.Blm.Flai Afterloads . 17. 13Z Doh o.Ct. Pro .I*.4l . dia Ntr.Bruchalt.tico.Laitd North Brit. Avotrolostoo North or &trope Brae - Oriestal Gal Poeiltrworlandk!lisoral llortWd hasOomposy 1 I Royal Mall diem I %Midi Awl:Angola- i IDo. Pia ._....._...-..1 South Australia Lad.. I Ilalirstas Tanta. Soap _ Do. _ltaaisteral Zadosao.. - Ziopaii 1 Disesa's Lead 6 10 6 60 I le 21 2 Ws alos 4 3 1 li 9 .9 kr r 14 li MINES.-THIS DA The gold mining shares remain completely nc• glected. In all other foreign and colonial mining stooks there hu been a complete absence of business in the Stock Exchange to-day. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Allred COIIIOII4 14 ; Lady Bertha, 40e., 37a, Bd., 40a. ; North Basset, 30; North Robert, 39, 40, 38, 39; South Zwe, 34., 6..9d. ; Stray Park, 121 ; Sortrldge Consols, 81, 61, 61, 7 ; South Cam Brea, 71; West Frufeee, COMMERCIAL AND MARKED MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. Suomi —The market is steady. The public sale of Cuba went cff at yestorday's prima. The Kavanagh bought in at ' high rams. Refined, firm ; brown lumps, 682. grocery, 650. to 66.. Correa—The public sal. of plestation Ceylon is pro grama), at previous rata. Tlll.—Ths market is firm. Rica —& lugs busloads woe done yesterday oa 'Change, fully 800 tons were sold E high prioss. Russ cooties.* in good dimmed. Proofs 2.. 4d. to 2.. 66. Demerara fine, 2a. BE. ; proof, strong Jamaica, 3e. 10d. to 4.. ad. Barrarra&—The demand is limited. Corrox.—Tbs public sale of 400 bales was bought is at full prime. la other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARILICT.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is dell at the following reamed quo tations :—Towa tallow, 68s. net cash ; PetenburdY.C. co the spot, .68s. ; October to December, 675. 6d. to 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger, aad trade heavy, at lower priors for clover ; meadow bay sod straw without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 105 e. to 11516 ; superior, 1201. to 1265.; ialerior, 70s. to 845.; rowen, 70.. to 905.; clover, 1001. to 1365.; Dimond cat, 100 e. to 1265.; straw, 30s. to Ms. MONBY - iftilMr=i=.nM DAY. ; • Two o'CLoex. The English fonds showed renewed heavi ness this morning, but since the aneouncensent that the Bank of England has raised its rate of discount from 41 to 5 per cent., a rally has set in. Priori are now quoted the same as at the close of the house yesterday, Consols standing at 881 toll for money, and 66/ to 1 for the 12th Oct. In the morning the prices receded to 861 to 1 for ac count. Exchequer Bonds mark 99}; India Bonds, par; and Exchequer Bills, tis. to le. die. The panic in Turkish Biz per Cents. continued this morning, and the price fell to 611. The market has since recovered with extraordinary rapidity to 84/ to 85, but is still very unsettled. The Four per Cent. Loan, after marking 21 die., has recovered to 11 to If die. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 211; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 78 ex dividend ; Spanish Deterred Three !per Cents., at 191 to ; Venezuela Active at 24. Dutch Two and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 96. French scrip is quoted 1 to li prem. The corn market yesterday was stead _y, at Monday's reduction. The demand for flour on French account continues. The Washington Irving has arrived from Sydney, whence she sealed on the 19th June. It is rot yet known if this vessel brings any gold on freight. The half-yearly dividend on the Turkish Six per Cent. loan is duly advertised for payment by Messrs. Palmer, Mackillop, Dent, and Co., on the 10th Oct. The half-yearly interest coupons of the first and second aeries of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Com pany's loan of 4,800,000 florins are advertised for payment. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 27th inst. (this day) for the conveyance, from the river Thames, of 190 tons of navy provisions to Jamaica. The directors of the Great Luxembourg Railway Company will receive tenders until the 20th October for the construction of the portion of the railway commencing at the right bank of the river Meese, and terminating near Bourine, being a distance of about nine English miles. The London and North-Western Railway Com pany will receive tenders until the 10th October for the supply of a large quantity of railway materials, including 4,000 tons of chairs and 100,000 sleepers. The half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company is to be held on Friday next; that of the Globe Insurance Company on the 25th October; and that of the Aoglo-Rowena Gas Com pany on the 17th October. A special general meeting of the National Bank of Ireland proprietary is called for the 24th October, to change the name of the institution to "The National Bank." The final call of IL 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the Berlin Wszerworks Company by the 9th Oct. Land shares yesterday were dull. Canada Land shares continue to meet with numerous transactions. Bank shares were in many cases flatter. City Bank, Bank of London, British North American Bank, Union of Australia, and Oriental Bank stocks were all quoted lower. The Portland Iron Company's shares were worse. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were dealt in at 67. WIDNISDAT 'CURING. The fall in the funds has made further progress to-day. At the does of the Stock Exchange prices were quoted per cent. lower than yesterday ; and after the authorised hours of business a farther but speculative decline of 1 per cent. was quoted. In all the other departments of the Stock Exchange gloom prevailed. The fall in Turkish stock has assumed the proportions of a panic. Throughout the day, and more especially towards the close, the disposition to press sales of Consols was very prevalent, and was Increased by the announcement that the Bank of England has to-day raised its rate for loans on government securities from 4 to 41 per cent. This step, which was generally inter preted as indicating a great probability that the rate of discount will be raised to-morrow to 5 per cent., appears to have been adopted in some haste, and has probably been prompted in great measure by the extent of the demand for money from the Stock Exchange, where 4 to 4) per runt. was readily offered for loans on security of Consols end Exchequer Bills. This demand in the house is increased by the requirements of the half-monthly settling, and is readily explained by the recent heavy sales of stock on banking account, by the extent of the late fall in Turkish and other securities, and by the large amount of the new Turkish loan at present held by the members. Sales of the unfunded securities also continue to be effected by bankers and others, and thus Exchequer Bills have fallen to 4e. discount to par, and Exchequer Bonds to 993 to 1. At this range the former securities met with little or no demand. In Lom bard-street to-day the demand for accommodation was very heavy, and full rates were exacted. Not withstanding the pressure in so many quarters, how ever, confidence in the future appears not to be seriously disturbed, and, apart from the reshot sellers in the Stock Exchange, there are no signs of panic. It is hoped that the expected advance in the Bank rate to 5 per cent. is now to • great extent dis counted, and that the adoption of this further mea sure of restriction will induce a calmer and more settled state of the money market. The bulk of the late heavy imports of Australian gold is not yet in hand. As we have before mentioned, a considerable portion of them arrivals has already been purchased on foreign account, but it is noticed as a favourable feature that the parties who have for so many weeks been exporting gold to the continent were to-day no longer buyers, owing to the late rise in the exchanges. As regards the extraordinary purchases of gold in this market on account of the Bank of France —or, in other words, of the French government—there is an unwillingness to believe that the operation will be continued to any great extent, owing to the direct and serious loss which it would appear to involve. The price of gold in Paris being at present 3 per mills discount, the par of exchange is nearly 25.10, and, taking the current course of exchange at 25.25, a difference of 15 centimes, or about 12s. per 100 L, exists bet ween the two rates. Supposing gold, therefore, to be purchased in London at the current exchange, it would appear to be only saleable in Paris at a loss of about 12e. per cent., as above stated. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Routes closed at a further fall of 1 per cent. At Vienna a more confident feeling is indicated by a decline in the ex change on London from 11.4 to 10.58. Consols for the 12th October, which closed yester day at 891 to 1, opened this morning at 891 to 1, and had receded at 4 o'clock to 881 to 1. At halt-put 4 the price had further declined to 681 to 4, and was subsequently quoted 881 to I. For money the price ruled about 1 per cent. below these rates. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, 89; ditto, for account, 12th October, 89 ), 891. India Stock. 228. Three-and-a , Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991, ; ditto in 1839, 993. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was renewed violent fluctuations inTtekish Six per Cents. equal to oTfhtehpersiceto,cakftEer falling t a o t B B4 4, w it as o i ro T tl is at is a th ec e a fall of 2/ per cent. since yeyerday, and makes the total decline in two days no less than 63 per mat. The sales of this stock have been to a considerable extent forced, owing to the difficulty of "carrying over" to the new account the outstanding speculation for higher prices, but there have in addition been th oug h comparatively steady in face of the panic in the Six per Cent. Bieck. The scrip of the new French "2e closedb°na fide at ri les. t I r i d e i Four sco perdiscount, bei guaran teed scripstill loan fell about per cent., being last quoted Ito 11 prem. Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. declined 1 per cent., and Spanish bonds were weaker. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.821, at short, «nd at Berlin, 6.18. A Vienna earrespoadent of a Prussian paper writes that the Count de Chambord bus sever received the Might est hist from the Atari's Governenest that it is averse to his misgiving visits Crom the members of the Orleans Wench of his family. sad taws is roues to believe that his Matemeat is eorrest. PRIVATE SPECULATIONS TO THE CRIMEA. TO TIM IDITOI OW TB, MOTU: Sia,—We extract the following from the letter of our correspondent in the Crimea—to hand by the Carmel.—We are, &c., OFFOR & OAMMAN. 2, New City-chambere,Biehopegate-street, Sept. 26. I ant afraid the fall of Sebistopol will materially affect the sale of pods. flows regiments hare already left to push forward, but they all seem to think they will winter in their old quarters. I have no end of difficulties in lauding geode, from the obstacles thrown in the way by the military autho rities. They will allow us to loud is no other plate then at the end of the harbour, where for 100 yards then is no water—sothisg bat mud; and we are oompelled to land two or three MSS at once in a small boat, and hove six or eight men to pall it. The officers and those who write for the papers oomph's of the high prime. BOW iS it to be won dered at (although it is not a fact) when they make the 'apemen so unneoesearily heavy ? There wee an article in the Times legalities where the speculative merchants wan Who can wonder at their absence ? It will cost 601. to land this small cargo. CALIDONIAN RAILWAT.—The usual half-yearly general meeting of the Caledonian Railway Company was held on Tosedey, in the Merchant,' Hell, Glasgow ; Mr. W. Johnstone, chairman of the board of directors, in the chair. The report, which bee already been published, was adopted after some discussion, and a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum de clared. On the motion of the chairman, power was then given the directors to viii. 376,000(. at intervals as required, to be apportioned to the purpose of preearing new, and repairing present plant. The money is to be raised by 300,000 abuts at 124. 10a. each, being pretenses shares, guaranteed interest at 6 per cent. The proceedings termi nated with the customary vote of that ha to the chairman and directors. Olivia), WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON. — The arrangement with the Leedom and North Western 00Mialy has been easaladed, sad the neeeneary documents =puled, and delivered. The London and North puled, have agreed to supply the rolliaa stook for the of the oacertain conditions —taking , in sh ort, = 1 ; the functions of the present oontreetor--sed 00[11- =Nov. let. The staff has r emoved from Loa- Oa the Directors new meet at Woreester. 41 OW at ',kaki, Wen Or eiffht in number, have lelearay boss seen ei.pertiag themselves off Flamboniagh- MIL Il ls supposed they were of the kind called bottle- Stad were in pursuit of herrings ; t he y ware elope in he nearest Wag not vitae then fifty yards from the edge ; the part shares above the stases WY stout Ilia low* ef three ordinary fishing the. No attempt vas =ft le again them. . LoO lual;air;;;;Iil 19i De. Fifths WOK Meg Milos an Lawton sad Blacksall - In° Loa.. Beilitott, k &Oast 1.90 Laved. sad North Western Is Do. Fifths 14 Do./ lOsb.,ll.eadß.(C.) 24 Do. 100 Loodos E rel t ratle Wasters 47i Do. tso $e Do. SO _ _ . I Z oo — Lcedoidatianlidaes iumm. .6 wookb. a De. Mom No.l 1 IketspiNODs. 10D MOM lao __ Do• au.* la tt 411".!!7_ reigsialiAttiajsrd 11, Sewn sod WeideMs all 4=Forimpalotkiaa. le De. New 14 Noreen Coates Dee 100 North !titre all North llecag herm fit. 1 all Do. S • all Do. OrrraMesel... 100 N. Sestera—Seree SO Do. Inteadas II Do. G.N.L Pan. all Do. Leeds 100 Do. York 100 Welt London all Do. Now 101. Share 174 North Staffordshire all Nona Woken lOu Os/ord. Won., t Weser. 100 +=Web Omani 100 Settle Neese 100 deopeldre thee all -one Dena 100 South Eas.ters Yi TWA' w:C•st," ''''''' 13 SessliTaksh.itluverPos 16 91.h1.ti Do. de W a ribra, ha su 9,asinays= Meath ..... all Waterbed sad ICUlisally • all dister.ord sad U. . all ant Oarawall I W.Ead at LomiCrystalP. all Do.* tee. as ay. all 7 3 Os. 8 t per at pad to IS 11 00 Mardis 1100 !Bristol It Exeter 4p.61.8t. W l7l.lrftiklioly.l3 as. sip" aD Cet eM handon all Daad.Partit. Is Aber-hoe 2 Beet Ands& Cho A 100 Do. doh Oen I. 6 par Ct. all Irnet.oo. Zz a.ip.a., No .I M Ditto do. Na all Do. New 6 per Cott. Stock all Not Dolan. en. iS 100 ratio.,PartlhDondroe c ut 100 Great Northern p 1. 100 U 0.5 kket.naLatUrp.at.l4o 100 Do. 40 per ceat. 74 Do.sp.et se.redsl.6p2l.o o3 all Os. N. licotlsad Ist Pref. 6 G.Weal.llkalltliaataas Spa 110 w Du. I ;I — . redmeia" :irk. 6 Do. do. do. 100 Do.coov.andsid,46 100 Do 000v.tredson.4p.o 100 Ulm Irrodormalloil p.a. all Do..Po.Bbne e. ell Do. Chown hi 111406.4 ell Do. do. d• pc. 100 Do. 111 no. ad Do. Cboutor Out. Mims . I :ii LT . o oil %a. do. do. I Lorceobko k Twin. WI/ 100 Dino 6 per mot. Stook 140 Los. 1 k &W. 13. 6 p.oent 100 Lem.MWo. p nista On& 1 Londonderry :° tit all Man.ibelt &Low ewlol. '4 Da ZS 11 sm. CsrliaNZ: t t 100 uldieetleeeele. 100 all Dbet 4 Dee.. 4g p. et hot greet ger rt. all Olden Wean.St heL 4mt De. lekse IMDIA. ell Sere& Dgersteres 101 1; it. 1.44; e. I par etizt. Nardi WWI 100 N Dot —Dorw.4pat.Prat 1$ Do. do. do. Do. Laois' pdt. No.l 10 Do. Tata t 8 Pan& a Marti Illalhadolura 100 OrLifinakWei.isLiwit II Do. bMSS.Iref.IBM all eeNt Doom II Me 4i per Dec I all kialgialL -aaa.£1.0.1.1 - , 100 Ditto 4 Mod 44 4 par at. au Duto pot Oan all elontliWaks OA. 4p. cast all Do. Die. 44 „ all 4th.lrorksblre4parst.Our 44actuis&Darllestomip.o. 44 Witerked&Kllkepayllpet. FOREIGN ep laatimp mei totter& 10 itiowNie 4 Weft Nrisaars nutlet 10 Iladwas to Gralatowas h nen.lbrolako.o.l6.4owa a Da 11 Oat& Illbesialt W Sailors el [mot 10 Do. New an OW ladlaa Oval per et. 10 Do. EztSs . an 44p.4.116.,6.117 all De. do Moab". 174 o.Trwldt Dramas Moue all DolLLaw.6tdd.iaraa Ti Do. Cert. of 17469044114 W Do Colopy..e4R i tts. 10 Grist Crated rd all Groat ladles Pielmala— I Do. PlowOus.lpir amt. Do. Ism& es. Is 01. I"Ma ds. ibil l= De. all at Wait Cia•da. Num 14 Do. New sit Da ade.,pay $7, opt. CU all Do. d0..61 do. 16 W Do. do. 76, do. 0/ all Do. do. 7=toostor all Usnlltaa sad all Do. 6 per Cwt. 10 Lyon W Cismva 14 Lye- awl 11•10..- -- ell r* I I nw Rw 1:4 I Do. Saw lkaaarlkUoir ri giMi all lloallma u me* all Ms 111. Carrlmeral all Ilaraigles al Pule 14peas W Pad. awl Odom all Paris sad Ism ..... W Haws ad Royal Orbit I fle Obileadca;i W Sambre sad Yaw_ W Da. Si par Cen. Frolic all llVest nulders ....... Is West wo el rissa iziaimaii is 4 MID Oland • p.osat... DB.l moat. 1878 DI. 7 Wont NW* lasi) ... INO Da. NI 11 dole. geld 111010 s OMNI. per ant ll.T.Oodral 8 per seat plat f =WON D. 7 pa mit. oornowdlia— INI Dow bit 18 &le T paoN.M.oom. NB2 Do. de. do. N/1 Dw is. Std Nat. D. de. Illaklag Food ... 1878 Mood Pia.7p.o. lagoon bond 5aa.1673 Oldo sad tBltolaolpl Irt ..tar t. Sob D. do. Sad Do. Magi t p.ot.Coatiol Bdolst Ilmtgago D. do. .d4%,178. tallo. sad Diradlagi p. a let flair.. 1000 Do fad Mortgook Sp. 1878 Pm 1311 1 1$ Pm IS 62 113 114 107 109 99 101 _ 4 il p. ,; La 93 97 60 SS 0 67 4i 10 16 1 70 10 ';2 111 194 14 11 Ms 1114 13 i lif 13 I Pla NT 117 M N 131 441 de N Is N a s ss - 18 111 ILWATP. 51141 - R - 71 LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Czacx. The railway share market was heavy this morn ing, but has experienced a general recovery rime the rise in the Bank rate of dis count. Prices are now quoted in many oases folly 1 per cent. higher than yesterda afternoon. London and North Western stook is quoted 911 to t ; Midland, 84 to I ; Oreat Westerns, 64} to 651; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 75 to j; South Eastern., 171 to ; Onset Northern. 211 to 1; and Caledonians, 291 to 4. French shares are now better, but Antwerp and Rotterdam have folios heavily. ORDINARY MARRS AND STOCIL