The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-22 00:00:00

Med say Big Josef tbi 2 the eel* OR te a, .ad otolies I the! steer , Dona koias - 1 L 4 1 . thew Oc k . dot who / 6 efa l ;*;647b THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1865. Isll.lllll LIsT6.--MRIB DAY.) —.— Two olkoox. The railway market continues rather dull, and a decline of per cent, has occurred in Great Western, South Eastern, and Great Eastern stooks. Lan cashire and Yorkshire has improved 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1241 to IZI, ex div. ; Great Western, 651 to 664, ex div. • Midland, 1271 to 124, ex div. and ex new; L'anoashire and Yorkshire, 1211 tot, ex div. • South Eastern, 811 to 824, ex div. etro polit;in, 1391 to 1, ex div. • Great Northern, 133 to 134, ex div. ' • ditto A, 1524 to 1531, ex div.; London and South Western, 961 to 974, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 484 to 49 ; and Caledo nian, 1301 to 1311, ex div. Foreign and colonial railway shares are quiet. Lombardo-Venetian are firm while Great Western of Canada and Dutch Rhen ish show dulnesa. 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LORD DERBY'S aura OP HEALTH. _.-- - - The public will hear with regret that Lord Eby repic MO seriously ill oa to bo precluded fres taktug j o public basis's& but w• ore giod to ear that tba r o cs, thoogh severe, has now sartunsd • oeswebet medi• form ills lordahip, previous to this Mom, hss !titian ;:solii tog respite from the visitations of his hereditary O N rat, bat on Monday week it rsturned with us 4raverity, and hs has been coefieed to hie bed ever Tom Fmk, and the Saturday preceding his Mis um k . 0 ou t partridge &bootleg, sal killed several lines d A y, but oe Monday morning he was obliged to seed Dr . Gam of Heytoe, who I. his usual medical attendant Don ley, and slue that morale, he has suffered greatly * n igh the whole of his body. Yesterday morning he was wow ed to be klighly better, bat be is still in a very resints and low auditions, owing to want of deep from the jab "bah be has been enduring. It is new hoped that, in tba ari . a a week or tea days, his lordship will be able to , *Dove fun his room. Gout, like the toothache, excites trade sympathy ; but undoubtedly his lordship km, the warmest sympathy el the whole es mmandee kinurely hops that his recovery will be speedy time he himself et present expects, and that agars maladywink manifested itself so violently upon this wised" ma y sot trouble him &gale. There are few mu no & wawa', or who take . greater cam of themselves, Y i n l o rdship; but all his caution proves unavailing rksisat the attacks of this iIL the Prises and Primes of Wales are expected to visit MI lordship out month, sad we trust be will be sufficiently rearmed to enterteis his royal guests. It has entente. "whimpered thst these attacks come upon Lord Derby skis ywiod of the year, when there are summons ode pilule* at which he would be glad to attend, sad various societiei and associations established in this pill of the country for the goad of the community are kiprived of the benefit of his presence, sad the pleasure of lis eloquence. His lordship had invitstioas to be present e the prestos bias Arts Industrial Exhibition, at a banquet I, be gives by the Mayor of Liverpool next Monday, and i d aw pakkup which be was anxious to attend, but that y s been remilsred impossible by this illness, which all most e much regret.—Airer pool Daily Courier. try =arm Tinaaws.) MONMOUTH MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SECOND BEAUFORT BIENNIAL STAKES. Three qualms af a mile. Sweet Asa, Mather of Paul, Bealchamptaa, and Mated% an Inn. LADIES' PLATE, One mile one furloog. The Plover, Mimebeater, Allow Me, Amtoisiatte, Noeme, Trap's% ReMI6& sad Alms are hem. MONMOUTHSHIRE STAKES. One mile seven furloaya. Maekm* Prime's a Wale., Trapeze, and Lady De ane, are hem. SOMERSET PLATE. Five furlongs. Crytheia, Goer of the Se►, Prbboeos of Wales, Davedalr, Shrapsol, and Hakina aos hare. HENDRE HURDLE RACE. Two taloa Manobsidew, Globale, Gana, Molboara*, Mary, and Mc x are hers. MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. Five furlong.. ..1 Lady Elisabeth 4 Oaalanist, Ocitiatees, Dart, Amulet, Th• ri Nailer, Wallet, Grass Chilton" °wart Milliner, and Pretty ip Quota are kin. m MANCHESTER CUP. One mile and a hall. IS 100 Merthey, Twilight, Blitbdeid, Fisherman's Daughter, Nen" Sirs, Barter, and East Lynn* an here. ii: MAIDEN PLATE. One mile. M. SI Mildred, The Inca, Griot Calton*, Countess, and Para a pg srs here. M SALFORD HANDICAP. illy* furlongs. Bt lll. Twilight, Humphrey, Ism, Gamecock, Merry Harr, ps. Ficaria% and Oaatharides are ham es ma HENDON RESTING.-(THLS DAY.) it HENDON HANDICAP. Six f ii. Rapture, Castle Hill, Muds, Land of th l a r V i lh, 'ard, IL Corinthian Tom, Prior, Ephemera, %My Copelsud, Pinto- Ilk line, Dwe ll . Sentinel , Wicket, and Ads are hem. fla. N WARNER PLATE. Ow mile. M. Hotibiaa I. Ruled, Ads, Accountant, and Seim Beauty N. Lees. 111. are hi IN. EXPLOSION OP A PIRIWORIC MANUFACTORY. jyp —•— 100 TWO PERSONS KILLED AND ONE DANGEROUSLY 9 INJURED. gb Yesterday afternoon a frightful explosion of t powder took place at the firework manufactory of Mr. s Joseph Merrick", Church-road. Nech.Us Birmingham, by which two human beiges were suddenly deprived of life. and a third so seriotrily injured se to preclude 8 L,,, the hope of recovery. The names of the deceased are Joseph Merrick', aged 55 years, and George Merrick'. about 40 years of ago, both maiiiW, and midis' in Wes- gs manthrest, Birmingham ; the name of the little girl—the 96 eWI surviving victim of the catestrope -is Hannah 1141. both Lister, a child of 9 yes's. and niece to the de- 10 ceased. Mr . Merrick' was busily employed in getting .0 up a large order, probably for the sth of Novara - ;;. her festivities . His brother, George Merrick; had N. not long joined his brother, it is said, la the business, si and yesterday was his first appearance at the charging K premiers is Church. road. They too, with the little girl, were is the Oiling shop at the time of the explosion, the LI ot i lerdersou in the employ of Mr. Joseph ?derricks, • nun ; B Hadley, living us Birmingham, being occupied in 1 0 the garden digging up potatoes for his master, some of as which were found amongst the &brio after the explosion. 10 Baskets of water were quickly brought by the neighbours, Ir and it wee thrown cm the biasing shop es tutu it could be withethed, but it was twenty minutes before the oonstently exploding fireworks were sufficiently damped to render an attempt to enter it at all secure. From the time when the expiceies occurred to the time when this battery of fireworks had entirely ceased exploding was about half-ea - hour . Discharged rockets sod unfilled rocket cases were lying in every direction, together with " wheels 1; sad other fireworks, some of which bad been loaded, and some had not. On examining the magazine, a quantity of saltpetre, • barrel of powder, and another about half filled were toned in stock, besides various miscellaneous firework u compositions. The deceased, Joseph Merrick", bed been gi Urfa' rockets only just before to test their quality, and I whether any portion of an exploded rocket was carried on S his person into the charging shop and thus fired the U mixture, or whether it occurred from some other cause mesa* be very clearly determined. It was too light to u use • candle in the work of bilis& unless the candle lc by which the rockets were discharged had been p 1 iced 0 in Nome insecure position after the rockets had been 0 deckle:gad, which might have occasion the explosion, or 1 .1 to have bass occasioesd by • 'perk from the tire-grate ; flying smuts the shop into the charging powder. It was evident from a fryingess suspended to a nail near the fire grate, and other utensils, that victual' were cooked in the shop, es though the "steal canoe of the explosion is yet 11 purely theoretical, there were evidently sufithieut means to 1 canes it unless candidly guarded sealing by adequate pre. cautions. Joseph Idocrias has left a widow but no family. I The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Hon. IV, grey, sad Sir Robert Peel arrived as Kingstown on getheaday, loom England. On Tuesday the commander-in-chief at the Nore, licteAdmirsl Sir Charles Talbot, K.C. 8., formally opened tee Reerestioe Room in the Naval Barracks at Sheerness. The smasements provided for the men are ober, bagatelle. blights, backgammon, dominoes, and other games ; end it a meow:art distance a piece of groused in the dockyard kr been converted into a first-rate skittlinaley, covered and potated from the weather. In addition to this there are oder sad refreshment rooms, where it the former a plu ral el ld. per week constitutes membership, and in the bur, for hl., an excellent cup of coffee, with milk and isgsr, ea a plate of breed and butter may be procured. The King of Hanover regularly pulses two or awe eoliths of the year at the little island of Nordaney, senalieg around him the principel nobility of Hanover ad of the surrocediag portions of Germaay. Bet King ergs V. does not omen himself to the society of aria. nosey by birth ;he collects erouod him men distinguished *learning, talent, and genius. A splendid dinner is given drily by his Majesty, to which are invited all persons of site itayieg in the island. In the evening the King re /eine a fresh series of guests, but without formality or emir dress, and in the most friendly manner. On a than* Alexander Droyechock, the pianist, delighted Ike company with a performance. Herr Dewiest, and an tzar, Herr Sontag, brother of the renowned singer, gave a brine recitation. A Southampton correspondent says :—" An dieting scone was witnessed last Sunday at a Roman antic chapel here. A number of ladies attended there toreceive the sacrament previous to embuidng for Pero to Kt u errs in the hospitals there. A number of strangers ewe prawn. Soon after the elevation of the host a female um of marvellous power red swernese, sang Mozart's ablime and pathetic' AVM Dei,' end great numbers of tee koeebeg worshippers were melted to there. A errs. Went lady from London, named Davis, was, it appears, o affected at the solemn apersole of a number of womea— mas of than of gentle birth—dedicating themselves to yaks of mercy is a foreign country, that she asked per. ✓im of the lender of the choir to take part in the service, lad she sang one of Mozart's masterpieces with the utmost Whitey and pathos. Twenty years ago she won high learns at the Royal Academy of Music, and fame at Ether Hall, as Miss Sarah Peeniegtoo, and bid fair to be en of the greatest ornaments of the sand lyric stage." Advice' from St. Helena mention that the fete GAS EXPLOSION AT GAlNsnottovou RAILWAY d the 15th August was celebrated in that Wand. A HTATION.—A son OWhetMAIM gel OX•1016011 occurred at the Gainsborougle Railway station on Tuesday. The anti= feDeum was performed in the chapel of Longwood, at mas t er h o eing been aware of an crape of gas in the ladies' rich Commander de Rougemont, a somber of English waiting-room, at oboe sent for the pitman . ; blinhe a interv atch al stioen, end the American consul, were present. A break• a boy coonacted .'sat followed, where toasts were drunk to the English and which r as ed room thowithpl" elation tienitlemen li t ' rag the leach their whiskers g buret off, some ladies sovereigns and to the onion of the three countries. had t adr heir eyebrows slimed. and a boy was buret clothe face. The town of Ferrol has just been thrown into The m ains was lifted • few inches, one door blown off its ✓eran; by a lamentable astealiroplia. A steamer was hinges, and another ralteh damage& morning from Corona, having on board a number of pea. DINTILVCTION °PEAKY -PRODUCL—YeStaiday, ! t neves who bad bees to pave the day at the fete of Pas. Brollri d erd, RenforGolrifor 17 Irish re t bettsfSeketerll:irhe:lethltianrg rimy Santa Enfemia, when the steersinso, tenable to Pre ntibr e cif ricks on fire harged on tb e e za farm of Mr. Hill, of fartiegoin his roots is the midst of a thick fog, brought ria ll dhry Hall, en the borden of Herefordshire and Worts.- lie vemel down upon a rock at Pena Moe. The ship bums. torslefre. The fire broke out on Thursday &hereon, the :lately soak and 40 parsons perished in the waves, I only 14th inst., In Mr. Hill's stanyerd, and immediately after it bang saved. was discovered all the ricks in the yard were in flames. The &stases of the pleas from any town when fin:- VISIT OF HER MAJESTY TO THE EARL OF DAL- cog • ed were available prevented any miceeisfal effint• 10C•ti.—Os3losday the Earl of Dalhousie left his shooting to extinguish the flames, sod the damage done was very kedge in Wreak, and proceeded to Balmoral, is order to eoesidsrable—four wheat ricks, two bean ricks, two tenor the Queen and royal party back to levermark. The h ay t wee, a bag of bear, a bag of oats, and the whole lutriffal visitors were ee be entertained are Tslinda, at Mu ' of the fermium implements, including a threshing machine, lodge by his lordship ; end are spending the night there to being destroyed. The fin, in fact, wee not completely ex. Mein so Bumoral yesterday. Gooeiderable preparations }Anguished until Saturday evening. It appeared that the led been made a few dsys no be the noble earl, so soon prisoner b a d been dissatisfied with her treatment by Mr. u her Msjssty's intention of honouring lovermark Hill, and had made re of threatening Legume, such as in •virit became known. and the delightful weather e• Oh, never mind him ; I'll put him enough to do void render the *rosy • most interesting one. Her before I leave." She was discharged on the Thunds v, and &ore her/ fixed a day last summer for the are; but the was seen off the premises at half-past 3 o'clock, eg t• lY w'stiLet-other ie ...Wee —def err al . ____,. la , , sill but she was traced beck again to a fireplace ' ...?:MilMa..w that th e 'queen an d !nee e lieePeri peva • used by the bop-Dickers for cooking, about 60 yards emir visit to Lord Dalhousie a few weeks before the from the rick yard, aid the fire broke out at 4 o'clock lath of the Prior that . Os occasion the royal Kid) the same evening. s he was committed for trial. Stock. Poook of laa c heon at the head of Gleemark, hems a bunting hem also suddenly become rife in the northern remarkable spring, which Lord Dalhousie. in r__,e' counties. Os Wednesday an extensive fire broke out at u"dmtwi of th e *malls"' has Mars had cover ed Throckley South Farm, as the Tyne , and upwards of 3 0 war by a bhulUini Plaits structure , of • form maim' stacks of wheat and other grain and hay were destroyed. Mize the ancient Scottish crown, with en appropriate A haystack beloegieg to Mr. Stephenson, sepaintendent of othiptioe no one of the pillars, sod a legend round the the county consta bu lary at Holborn, has also been Bred ; hes, over which the spriog sends its gushing waters, some wheat steaks have also been destroyed at Winlaton- U" is sowbecoming familiar an tourists :—.‘ Rest, tn. ' on.the.T.ne, and at Merbottla T ofu, lying close upon one vibe in this lonely scene, and drink and prey for Soot. of the offshoots of the Cheviot range of bills, 58 stacks of head'. Queen , Victoria." it is to visit this well and me- corn, the produce of the terms, were destroyed by fire on marialy. so f raught with memory of the Peet that her Townley night. None of these fires, however, have been _l.y..peed the present visit.—Deader Courier. traced to isessiliarerm except that at Hexthim. I:XLSAL OF THE EARL OF STRATHWORR —On A Dew:mous ',Par.—About half-peat 7 o'clock Marshy afternoon the late Eul of Strathmore wee en mead.y ev ening ea a thin was prome ti aa t o L ou d on n eer in th e f am il y vau l t in the churchyard of Glamis. en the Great Northern Railway. an d a t a speed of nearly The funeral was of • private nature, but a la= number of et ,„...,,_— as hoar, a tam jumped from a carriage. H e was Pie tenantry en the estate were present, es 'a • the voles. ff the rustily of a sergeant of police, who wee conveying terSead freemasons connected with the village. The him from Bernet. TM sergeant and the prisoner were in ran* Mourners were the Right Hon. Claude Bowee _ .... peettneet by thetnoe b to. Nee , ni e .a.,,.... t h e man rya. the Present eon*. • the Right Hon. the Earl of Airlie, ho. Dr. Tanuoch, Dr. 'Foxes, Dr. Steele, Forfar ;and Mr. slip ped his heads from th e handcuffs, got ou t of the win ks/um dow, and down on to the footboard, and then leaped off. The'reard saw him jump, and is soon as possible the train THE FUNERAL OF THE RECTOR or COVENT ,,,, wee stopped, and the policeman ran beak to look for his c ee m s i d )tl n...T.t rhs mortal "' maims of lb* Rev . Charles r"'' man ' hot up to this moroiog he had not been found. He a Si. - ._•-•-•e7. MA. 8.C.L., F.R.G.K. the late rector ease evidently sot iojered by his perilous leap as he eau d "" C°vel'ildard" ' and chaplain to the Earl able to get c‘ar of. Dicta, were on Thursday consigned to their last resting. *La la the quiet cemetery of le in Wales, in Danz STALKING EXTRAORDINARY.—On Monday * et , with the deceased reathe hie lest. The solemn afternoon • wry large leerd i . .a. _deer from . . ..Inv e. arrn,:k: since for the burial of the died d was performed by the forest appeared oil on of the _niC d nu b le t. tilor having t *roam, laid Morgan, M.A. or, teal curate of Rhyl, of Cloys. where the shepherd Skiddlan, Phoubini, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Bayne. between them end the forest, they set off down the bill. Pistipal of St. Aldan's. the Rev. G. A. Orookshank, M.A., As soon as the bard was seen from Cloys. owe of the sed thee Rev. J. Water, 8.A., curare of St. Paul's,enehood whose attention was Co-C,o. sporran is the oat . p at.ividee. According to the coffin.plate, the age of the called to the eircume no:, inmediatatly had end arisizuhereeseito erred was El years. Dr. Bayles, after the reading of his rifle. Acoompanied e the serves h s hero, deliver e d ea impressive e d i t... based , pon Off ! L i. Or ladiesglenJoie p as s ~,, t a u ..:. ... teo l e o f ea ,...h e k ir *oder Moreton , R.N., and the eldest ems of tin deceased, attention "*""`""" "' en vet eight l' asa it •is thought that their C yearn of Ws The bell of St. Paul's Cleurob, herd of fine antlered deer ; ~.s t afiffarden, tolled during the moronic, and moot of Wei dres_ne_ted..stort, we e cot confused, Be that as it they, we co and thin heron asbitods closed their oho iu order to testify their re- the sis heel for than larnanted pastor sad sympathy for his seri. " ..rprey to th7odexte-r-ous 1 I VO %tar n n, h w t ho ob in u a st.s., "IN widow and family. short time brought down no fewer eta . n COMMON LoIDGINO-HOUSES.—Dr. Henry Julian Rooter • • eeet."l... '''''''"li'"ed v weighing from 13 to 17 stows each ! The di ffi culty then teo was bow to get the mosses removed from the hill to the 1L 1 ,... unvid ". Hot..' --- t h e — e .'.. • „..- --i co m mon -- - i n ,s.; b " ;7, rood ;.4 as t h e light was failing, a number of men were ......--1 . .. 9°4 le the acil a.,%. B = o ... - - -- a -- theteeoe ai t b.. e ---- .;;;; I sheared from the lon, and with aid of ears got the i la, watt much trouble, removed about midnight. Sash ta ".ae. aod also as to whether buildings were ussd that 1 •• M. based o f fo Boyer bohno.—Dwease -.. unit f°' such Mimosa De Hunter's report will also 1 a d a y' s sPort I" sewe r same his opinion of the ..,,,,,,..... of the present law te i Advertiser. „aid with sneimattera.He yesterday : "' attaecled a meeting I NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY CotakwY.—The report ' th e &viten , Committee. and front the remarks then 1 of the director, of the North British Wenn Compost to amat e- it world linear that the threatened visitation of the be preented at the 43rd balf.yearly inestiog to be had at Ziff* has led to his t visit. He wished to know if Edioborsh as We Stith irk, reach ed the 140•40• le••• ~...‘_-• Board of Health would nedertale,' I see* of the out- bolters this mating. The dinners recommend a dividsed "IL,' of es epidemic, the duties impos ed by the Mimes se follows. viz. :-3 per amt. per eiem on North Bri ill! 'onetime Act oe Boards of Guardians. The committee Ordinary Stook, 41 per rut per annum as Birder 17e slffied that, having no funds for sea par while the OrdiaarY Elea , and 1 Per rest. Par annum an Mdiehrfth. Radians had power to lay a special rate, they could the Per th . rid Dea th s Greiner, Menke ourt 4 er war allalsims ui a . ru t the duties in the present state of the low. Dr. at 9.7971. 3s. 111. to the credit of the North British share eater will commence his investigation at once. i balers proper. 11Y - 7 - a7 lik IWO 1 le 1 II lO C Al ] JoiNT STOCK BANKS. JIA 10.0101 001 10,0001 SO 110,0001103 10,000100 100,000 40,0•01 SO 10,0001 SO 11./001 10 .t,~l giiil t o.ooe l ;8,000; iil mow' i , oaoi 110,0i6 1 4000, w.°u° l ~:~i Bil/11 0 . UTS m lliatoinialigl ABMS& AlllailosLoiaALlysirpacil Do. loonorl Anglo Anatrino Anglo Egyptian Anglo Malan r Waded, 1 Asiatic Bank.Oor.oswgb lAustralasia Do. Now Deakoartliestaissabis tau* of tgr e. l ama* 'Dards Otago (Lisliad) lenk of llosansaad (L.) otVictoria.Aria 1O 'Risk 'Risk of Now Taalaaa I 63 Kane Vs bask ;Mahal • A BradOsaModussmelLl • UrttUa tkalloruSia Meta& N. Anoka —. 0 0. Bk. ladia,Ava.. alas Mart. AU. 111011.6 1 I ear PO Catania 1100111.11•11 k of Canada .I , ora. Rank of I moil% 1. Vorrotklaald last 6000 10,000 MAO 1 10,010 L 00,000 -- 60,000 100,000 6,000 0,000 10.000 10,000 10,000 10,000 30,000 10,000 is *owl 10 10,000 110 10,000 10. 0 10,000 II 10,000 134000 4000 0,000 I°c‘i iI too' rm. Ns. I 10 Delhi and Loudon an 116.1. 6.4011 L.nalsect, Miters guthge ( Gliel Enitiab Joint Steak (L.) lii*SootakAssLtAirt lingibla sad Sirediab (L. trmswom, ganICIAm/MA . Hlndro.o2des&Tap.(l4 u.... mue4 M i pm iii Do. Now 100 tooporlot Kant. Limited 10 Dogrotalo{tocoas le. IY. tzsioas Si. i. RO. IS. SILVA IS NO WI Sew I ft. at. sum* ai. NUN 116. • • al. 8 POOZIL 0.11514e...ap.5.J4 G. W4a.-111. Y Kali et. a. .... I s Ig n p. e.tirk.4p, Lagkeligh.ip.6, D. $e P.a..Ti Li6.W.,►pa.Jr Mkillmad.op.sar N. BiWah. L. I $ p. et., Tab N.Kairm..4pa 1100t.N.L.40.‘ i 6 loaLi. 661 80. N. 10 La 11606.101:Did1 6 lls) 60 Lou.lit.of ?feu, Rt.(. 00 too. Du& or &AIWA CO I Wear& and Biwa= COi DO. ve ...... ,00 lilaa.l3.Airee&L , DCA Now, us. at le poi, 10 , Los. MBank of Aostrl. 60 11.40410 and *mob 60 Loudon Joint Stook. .- 26 ,Loodwark bout b birlosa 10 ILoo. & l Vlsolors (Um 1 00 60 IT.cadon&Veoacuela (L) 100 100. & Wasimbsolor 100 1116rettaat 60 Ihromattko sasetraiL 1 100 Do. 10 0 1 iltolro. do & Prow. book (L 100 1I d gad Book (Lim.) 300 .N.solonoi of Liverpool 100 .S.Pro. ar Itsilead 20 Do. 2od and 2ro how W..iossol &MIK 10 Now Saab Wolor , 11 Now foolsail (Thatiodl II North Weslaco 110closSal Bank Oorporn SO Peovla. Bask lagCorp.(L , do. 100 !Proviso. of Driand 111 Do. do 20 1 'lsisdo.lloB., t Deihl (I. II INAS kostrous 100 Mood. al B. S. &hiss 110 1 Ds do. la step= 10 Vales al Soairollo 1,100 Chaos at Wool ( 1 1 0, IA Milos of ILasike DNAINTURZ MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAY). Two o'Oxocm. The stock =skate cantinas dull, with few trans actions. Consols have receded percent. for money, while the pries for the account is scarcely lower than 'yesterday. The stocks of a few of the chief home Irailways are a fraction lower. As regards foreign bonds and mast other securities, very little varia tion has occurred. The government broker has made his usual purchase to-day for the sinking fund, viz., 10,0001. New Three per Cents. The transactions in the discount market to-day are not numerous, but, as the supply of money is still limited, through the revenue payments to the Bank, the rate for choice bills is firm, at to 4 percent. The charge for abort loans in the Stock Exchange is to 4 per cent. At Paris today, according to Mr. Raster's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 300., being the same as yesterday. Amongst the changes in the weekly return of the Bank of Prairie is an increase of 28,0001. in the coin and bullion, and a decrease of 520,0001. in the bills discounted. rfi, li 4 7. zd --- Consols are now quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (October 10.) The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1,1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, 871 ; New Three per Cents., ' 871, 88 ; India Five per Cent, stock, 105/, 1; ditto Bonds, 255. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 89. The foreign shock market is quiet. Con- Ifederate bonds have improved per cent., while Mexican have receded f . Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:— Greek, 21 to 1 ; Turkish Coosolidds, 49/ to 1; Spanish Passive, 30 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Confederate, 7 to 8 ; and Mexican, 241 to 251. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 1864,1001. bonds, 961 ; Italian, 1865, 801, 3 ; MeiL can, 241 ; ditto, for account, 251, 1, 41, 51 ; Moor lab (Imperial), 961 ; Portuguese, 1856, the., for so count, 461 ; Russian, 1862, 92 ; ditto, 1864, 951 ; Spanish, New Deferred, for account, 40; ditto Passive, for account, 30 ; Turkish, 1858, foe account, 721, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 761 ; ditto 1.862, 74/ ; ditto account, 74/ ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 751, 41, 5 ; ditto 1865, 451 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 48, 51. The scrip of the new Brazilian Loan is steady, at 21 to 1 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted If to prem. ; General Credit,* to *prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 81 to 1 prem. ea div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 1 1 to 2 p rem. ; C redit Fowler and Mobilier of England, 41 to f prem. ; Hudson's Say, 151 to 16 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 41 to prem. It is stated that the Brazilian loan allotmenfa will be sent out on an early day next week. The Ceylon has arrived from Alexandria, with 28,9461. in Australian gold. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1.6671. over last year; the Great Western an increase of 1,7301. ; the North Eastern an increase of 4,8281. • the Great Northern an increase of 3,888/. ; the L ancashire and York shire an increase of 3,1301. • the London and South Western an increase of 2,885 L ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire increase of 1,5521. the London, Chatham, and Dover, including t he Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 1,9681.; and the Metropolitan Extension an in crease of 4201. With reference to the Peruvian Railways Com pany, the following resolution of the committee has been posted in the Stock Exchange : That, ie oonsequenee of communieetions received by the committee, the reseal the Peruvian Railways be adjourned, and that in the meantime no buying in of the aliens be allowed without the auction of the committee. Application has been made to the committee of the Stock Exchange to appoint special settling days in the shares of Brill's Baths Company, Hodges's : Distillery Company, and the San Pedro del Monte Silver Mining Company. The adjourned meeting of the Northern Railway Company of Buenos Ayres took place yesterday. Previous to the meeting there was a conference be tween the members of the committee of investiga tion and the board, at *hick it was agreed that all imputations on the personal integrity and honour of the directors should be withdrawn by the committee. A new board was then elected, consisting of new names, with the exception of the chairman (Mr. A. W. Lawrie), and Mr. Harrison. The direction is thus remodelled, yet somewhat in the nature of a compromise between the two parties. The Freemasons' Tavern Company (Limited) l have declared a dividend for the half-year ending July 31 last at the rate of 8 per cent per annum. I A first call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in this concern by the 21st October. The half-yearly interest on the Italian State Domain Five per Cent. Loau of 1865, falling due on the Ist October, is announced for payment in, due course. The following is from the Lerant Herald of the 13th inst. : The cheek given to official business of all kinds by Ike sestesion consequent on the fire has seasibly affected the operations of conversion, the total of all classes of stock preseated for verilicatioa during the week onlyamotuaing to 778,9661., as against 1,249,8071. in the preceding seven deg& In London and Paris, however, the operation proceeds with increased acmes, soterithsteading the °attuned .vigarows oppoeitioa of the hostile isterests concerned. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship African for the couveyance of passengers to Sydney, N.S. W. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 20, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 07,991.865 Increase £41,485 Circulation active Public deposits ... 8,820,80 Increase 499=9 Other deposits 13,367,577 Decrease 293,402 tiovernment sessaale is trailing departssaet 10,384,209 No change. other esemisise &sinking aspertmeat . . . 24331,428 leareses 88,919 Coin and bOlilf;11 in bath departments Seven day and atter bills 524,808 Decrease 29,8e7 The Rest 3,801.170 Increase 53,247 Notes ui reserve Total reserve hates hags ) in halciag department The demand for money at the Bank during the week, as indicated by the movement in she private securities, seems to have been only moderate, and. as the withdrawals of private deposits have been more than made up by the influx of government deposits usual at this period of the quarter, the reserve presents an increase of 140,2681. The addi tion to the coin and bullion is only 64,2631., although the Bank is known to have receiled during the week 262,0001. from abroad. It is thus clear that coin is Hull being absorbed in the pro vince', Scotland, and Ireland. ,at onnennall to the Ad 7131 rook man, on Wednosiny, skim rROLAND.—As lemeat sad Stb a. U, tor the wed* September te. 1611 MCI IMP/ Noir limed £31,1/91,t4S 4Jentorr. 13o4ermnse4 debt.. 411,413,101 I Olbar .. 5ta rk.. 14514.16 1 1 Gold oils sod 11.1 13,341,1135 itT,99l .866 aikido DI =ebbe Ogled &DAMAN StSOl,l7O l'sbile Deposits Os cbeiNag iliselesq Om Peaks. Oar sic si Nsdons! DM, sal TM Aliscrame) ailesr Dupedle 111,64.,577 beesalbs sod saw Nab Sitarb /39,267,424 Repi.ll. Gl ift,901,8411 It is notified that Mr. Joseph A. Honer bee retired from the general managership ei the Usitei Kingdom Land Com y, and bee been elected a director. The have appointed Mr. Levis Morgan to the office of manager. The directors of "Moore, McQueen sad Ora (Limited)" have made a call of 2L. per share by the 14th October. TauseDAT Imam Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 90 for the 10th October, opened this morning st the same quotation, and closed at 891 " sellers." For money the last price was 891 to f. The official buainess report is as follows :—Three pee Cent. Console, for money, 891, 1, ; ditto, foe account, 894; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, 1, 871; New Three per Cents., 88, 4, 871 ; India Stock. 217 220 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1011. Indian Government securities were quiet. Ex chequer Bills declined la., being quoted 3e. die. to ls. prom. Foreign stocks were dull. There was a reduc tion of 1 per cent. in Danubian, in New Granada Deferred and Turkish Consolides, and 1 in Mex ican and Spanich Passive. Portuguese Bonds, however, improved per cent, and Russian Three per Cents., 4. Bank shares were steady. An improvement was quoted in those of the Bank of Victoria ; other wise the closing quotations were the name as yester day. The shares of the financial companies likewise presented few variations. Credit Foncier and Mo bilier improved 2s. 6d., while London Financial de clined to a like extent. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 14 to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem.; London Anemia', 84 to Fem. ; imperial Mercantile Cre dit, if to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 4 5-16 to 7-16 perm. I National Discount shares were last quoted 101 to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 1 to 1 die.; Egyptian Trading, 1 to 4 dia.; Ottoman Socidt‘ Giludrale, 25 to 1 prem., being firm ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 16 ; Lion Brewery, 2to 21 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, If to 2. City Offices and Merchant Shipping shares, as well as Italian Irrigation Bonds, were quoted lower. National Steam and West India and Pacific Steam have improved, and there were some inquiries foe London and Glasgow Engineering. Metropolis Sewage shares were quoted 111 to 121 Peruvian Railways 9 to 11 prem., and Trans atlantic Steam 14 to 24 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds closed at 68 to 1, I being steady. Atlantic and Great Western Rail way Debenture* were quoted 874 to 88. MINES.- (THIS DAY.) Two &Moog. The mining market is rather firm to-day. East Lovell shares are in demand, at a fresh rise ' and Chivertoa Moor and Mogan are inquired for. Great Busy show a decline. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—East Lovell, 15 to ; Illogan, #to ; Great Busy, 84 to 1 ; Cliiverton Moor, he t to ; Clifford Amalgamated, 184 toe ; South Darren, 325. 6d. to 375. 6d. ; East Rowiwarne, 21 to ; Frank Mills, 61 to 7 ; Lady Bertha, I2s. 6d. to lbs.; and Great Vor, hte . to 4. Foreign and colonial mining sbares are unabanged. Frontino and Bolivia have Imes dealt in at ; Linares at 3 ; and Port Phillip at 14 and 13. At East Wheat Vor meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a credit balance of 1,1601. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS lIIIRIC-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Although the supply of Beek& whoa on offer hire, to day, wit very moderate, the demand (or both red sad white qualities wu in a sluggish state. Ocupared with Hon however, no change Wok pleas la the quototioas. We were tolerably well, but sot to say heavily, lappripA with foreign wheat. Holders of good and fine rarest@ won firm in their demand', hot the inquiry was whe oily swiftest to almcwt retail qualitses. Low and damp ate were quite • There was a alight improvemeet in the rale for doming wagon of grain to arrive, and the quotations were sup pores& The bigotry for both English and foreign barley MS limited, at late currencies. The supply wag. oely moderate. Malt Asp i red hands slowly. at last week's prima. Per the time of year the show of samples wen extensive. The arrival of foreign mate was good, yet the as* iamb reed 'tear, as full quotetime. Is beans, mat to Baking ~doing. es former terms. Peas sold heavily, at barely Yeeday's prices. The trsemetleas is deer ware mitob restricted. TM moldy was by so mesas exeseelve. The seed market was somewhat heavy, cm farmer tarsus. Cakes sold at lull prime. ARRIVAIR Of GRAIN. &EL =TO LOWDOW. BY IVATit CARRJAOII. SXPr. i f T O SEPT. SI INCLUSIVIL VI heal Barter. 1 lisat. ON qa. Ors. 1010 ON TN ( gra. lei. =its. IWO& mialleskii CO I.• STIO ter* forties 17703 ame .. sibm Total 12720 , 4103 74 39170 .. Js CO] lAY.) 1.1.120111 A LIVERPOOL COTTON (THIS D. (IT IL 1101110 ♦ID MIMI (,EON OUR ova oomasaroxol2lr.l Oorros.—The taw of the twarlist coutisthe inn, sad the MIN will probably foot up 20,000 bales. Coax. —The !market fairly attended. Wheat is mon gene. r.I demand, and prices of red are about Id. per (motel dome; so change is white. Flour fa inoierrate demsad. as late rata, ; ladha des • nethad American. 29e. 3d. Beans steady. Oats and oatmeal. slow sale at former priori. WAHEFERLD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (THIS DAY.) Orr yarns EntODOK Ni.zenuc meozAre.) Mum ons OWN 0011111OPO1DI 7 T.) Old wbeat la fair demand at slowdvance ; arr. win tally sa chat sad want. d. Bads, Baas lower. 3111601NG-GANG.-iTHIS DAY.) 81.!0•11.-Tb• market owstioues to insistent the improve ment preetouly noticed. extreme prime being otid for all descriptions. The sales Maisie BC Kitts, at 32a. to 365. ; Mauritius, °Misery brave to nalidlieg yellow. floe. 41 295. 3d. to 34e. ; grainy, 35e. 64. to 36e. ; crystallised Ourpattab dote, 33a. 6d. to 34 5. B d. ; Mauilloa cloyed, g Refined there le a good bellows doisg is dried goods at fall poises; pivots sold at 6d. Winona. Oconsg.-The demand far plastation Ceylon meatiness active, sad rather firmer prices sae paid ; Was* sold at 53e. to Mo.; ordinary to fise ordinary, 73e. to 775. 6d.; low ' middling aid middling, 79e. 61. t o 82s. 6d. TPA. -Steady prices are paid, bet ouly a limited bailees' &big. Rum.-Th e market continues quiet, but previous Ors ars paid ; brown Leowarcbo la. Bd. proof. Rirg.-A small parcel of fine old NOClainie sold at 10s. 96. SPICOL -Those is a mon active aid postal Seamed. Nutmegs sold et firm pikes ; emit liinis, second pHs, 904. i pimiento, firm Tomtit', 3d. Pepper, Penang, 2 16.1.6 d. to 3d. : Ifi , •it•sor% 30. Patin.-Then is a biz demand for most description et seer. at steady prima. Oorrom. -1U demand le km seise, bat so chinas is prima has takers place. Joys-Reeiness Is doing for arrival at 51. per ton ad- TOOL 1.11D100.-Por the next cinirterly sales, to =poetic,* es Ten/May. October 10. 9,681 sheets are declared ;a the A, sail 510 chests is the B catelogoes. 1 BULLA.C.-Vise pale amp sold at the fall pike of 100 e. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Prices ere quoted as tams Tows tallow, 48a. 94.; Petersburg Y. C. ea this soot. 468. ; Oesobor 60 Dososi4s 9d. ; Deowabse. 471. January to 31sarb, 475. jar s. eh, 475. 6J. RDA MAR KILT.-(THIS DAY.) LUDENIIALL. — Hideo : Wirt : Mb& to (Hits.. to 3d.; 641114. to Mo., 3d. to 30. ; Mho. to 8016 L. to 34d. ; 801130. to 88110.. 30. to 41.; 8811 n. to 961 t.. to 411. ; 961b0. to 4d. to 40. Rona biato, to. to 101.; OW *lO4 HO/.2.. to 40. ; NIL eo. 6a. 8111101131111T.--Simwpokies 80. 341. to es. IL ; half. bred'. 4.. Gd. 5.. f.. ; Dow's, 3.. 91. to 4s. 3d. , Lo th% 4a. to Co. BOROUGH HOP MARICRT.—(THIS DAT.) iamarer. Yore.Pabbisis mei !With repert ceatteeell adios the Herr Vow* owl Severeareet New d w und toe ell ileeeriprithe WI rthes bad W OsereiringAs- i calvary ourepies et wbiek ere sew beeeerkm veey MN, ilibt lt u sevetbis inVI III " : "418 el tad" lied ellill"leguilivisi Wl"' masa. Neer N "r t 'Bl6 I LM= itr Lor r ? I M 00Z1 BA111:11..-..W0 WAIF. Ookt sod Inver i Cola sn.g77 • stead that do t leaks la QM alb*" &Mai wavehwaal I a brisk &masa geld, slid mho kw &AM A Ike part week. Thom 1. a gnat asliag all lataanity. Wilk I Mad to Weiaad 1 taalleasdata. Isms --.---- the b r row*, they ue bump ly of eyinkil 139 ,267.4 teku wee. is eer judgment) that their er.h will loader is la "RBIS ' Dirmit7 ca ' hist. 24 ' their strong bozo lira la the heaka.—Cork ZeraZd. 4 12o7ATIbitdnt-o-il ii ne:Coanatiiiiii — Trit: I * : = =2Z ti I Ottoman Mm 0.4.04. 1 ) al 60 14;;;;;;i;.,:..1 0 10 fonumaii... 4 .44ooso 1 l 4 0 Do. do. 10 10 Do Now ea. /11 40 PosiliandatA 0. Meal ro 117.76 i: ao to iritl n fooo 00 ao 0 7 hes MO tf 00 II WU 1. Otty hum. (L ) lW U rlifte 4142.) ..... WO; 2) i ßioJaneiro Gas (Um.) uiio~ 5;21 .IA Basal lisfilless. .. OS. ecoS.Sseirs.loveil SO *ark Soled, &Co.i. * Soe.lllnen.44lcyose( i lc NS O. Attics& 11. •Ds ti. , 1 IS loath Lastrallars Load 1 Si Sabormise Telepsob 11 1 Do, Scrip 10 Tol.Conelroo.&ltals.(L * Thecesealtereey 10.(L1 20 Trickled reirolouse (L If Trast&AgosoyetL. I 10 2. & L CO. at U. essade SO Un.llerice ot Llvor.ll 1 • Uelled11.201.1100.(11 I 0 00 Unlvere.hlartse !mg, ,1 10 Upper As oseleatlAse 10 Ditto , SO vas '.' ash; LAO -1 * Warn TiceareaDle.) ,I a if e.llndla&PacllloS.(L PREFERENCE SELAREr3. re—Original 5 per asst. recissombla pt.. Great Wi farm*, 1021. hildasod, Consolidated Bristol sad Birmingham. 6 per prat .. 131. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Belgian Easters Junction., 141. Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 341. Great Luxembourg, 161 1. Recite and SAD Imam° (Limited) guaranteed 7 per esaL " ten Paolo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 17g. South Arista.' cod Lomitenio•Venetiaa, 16. WEATHER EZPORT.(rms DAY.) Fanat eirriilßlß 21. S A.X. B. IT." D. L Z. S. &W. b -• 1 N.W. to SRL b toe N.N.W. bo 4 N.N.W. r im , 14.14.& 0.12 4 b I N.N.W. e •2.01 2 N.N.W. e N. b N.N.W. cm— 6 N. se 'all 2 NM. et N. Ws 1 ob W.I. 2 N.W.IL ea 0.02 - N. e N. e 1 N. 1 tarn 80.271111 W.S.W. ,berdses 62 R.W. Matt Sr LW. admire— 36 27 &W. elsesesesals. 101124 W.S.W. YAWS& sa 62 &S.W. Caps CYaa 11.402 6 11 II Ilveipoo 2242128 W. 121.69,26 W.N. W. F• 0211010 31.4038 N. K. 1/&26,61 N.N.L 110.16341: N.& Reobelor4 30.16 45 1 !bum& • r a = 14.3.1611i N.S. . 30.23 571 Gobs 30.31 54 W. Tanssalb lksetossegs. 20.27 61 W.&W. IWO IMORABLZ. SATURDAY. on NORTHERN /TREAT. NW. to N. W. and back, Oasent. S.W. to KS., fresh, I fresh to strong, home squally to moderato. showers W.N.W. to S.S.W., mo- derate to strAIS, with some rain. Northerly to W., fresh, Ilse general. g.g.w, fn W.N.W., fresh, saes rain. If.W. to W.g.W., moderate to trash, floe ge &W, sad back, fresh to mode rate. to S.W., fresh, geuerall) Mae Northern=Scetland. Weatent=lrelandrWales, and adja• *eche. gouthern= - English Chsouel and Bay of Biscay. Eastern —Eastward Bogland and North Se► TRAFFIC RZTURNS. Like Pas. Ilse. Total. rota) * WIN tn. open. singers. dandles. 1866. 1844. Week ending July 16. 8 .1. 6 6 greet Southern of ladle 74 341 309 650 431 Week ending Sept.: Grand Trunk of Osisads UT7 12,104 16,576 17,461 23,942 Weak ending Sept. 8. Dublin and Meath Week ending Sept. 10 Great Central of Belgian 285 2,265 Week ending Sept. 16. Belfa4 and N. Counties 991 1,186 Londonderry & Coleraine sok 247 Week ending Sept. 16 North itsatera 1194 e !Lost isms 75.1“ 10,4 88 Week ending Sept. 17. Bean and County Down 44i 475 106 671 gay Bristol and Inner Great Unarm 721 21,2/44 14,1149 116,^76 31,61 1 gimis Western len 36,219 118,1150 76.889 74.4116 Kern Br DU 5.012 7,267 5,851 2.094 1.737 S'.o 291 A &Nom. Boy Dnoenrsn.—Kr. R. A. White, ooroaer, held ea ingest oe Monday, se Battlegate police. station, sr the body of Janim Minton Harris, 14. • boarder at All. Hardwick's academy, Grantham. The deceased, with eve other boys, west fishing to Dealers reservoir, as Saturday, and the agy brine tory hot they bathed . Wed ion not the place usually resorted to for that repose, bat the part of the reservoir where the water serapes for Grantham cowl This is w o rst, sees afappr, o ed do deemed getties beyond his depth wee drowsed. Alegre of the boys mak twice. bat yes rayed hr as. of his OM' psalms. The school boys appear to have tied this heft to save Harries. The boys bad a igeneral nominees to Ash is the reservoir end arid, but ealy to Whets Ile latter, and where it was shallow. 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