The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-12 00:00:00

P”' MINEN'' . Richard Manamigar maid—l as autoo. I locked the A w e& up at • quarter to 9 last night, and had omission to r beck, when, in consequenes of • mut lam and to see oat all wan safe, I carefully examined the Unruh and bud the Firma . is • kneeling position at the beak al the chanceL Mr. Belie—Thee she had been looked in, and wild have ro usiosidoo all night if you had not chanced to go bask? Wilson—Yea your worship, she would? ffelfe—Do you know snythiog of her! Wilasso—Norl do not. Mr. Belfe—What did she way ? Witmer—She told me that she had intended to °need herrn there for the night, and that sloe had beea lookod is there all Tuesday sight. Hr. Selfo—Do you know anything of that? Wirier—l remarked that she appoarel the fiat in the okra en Wsdoesday morning. soviet Purchase, B division—Perhaps. sir, it is only fight I should eiform you that on the Tuesda y night spoken Sister laud • lie funk child on the stops at some buildings belonging to the church with the piece, of paper I now produce oa it : "la the name of our Lord JOIN Christ, take in thin pur telpleee babe, which has nobody on earth to do &mitre( for it yo u . d may the prayers of • dyin mother be amend with u Bring her up to know her Heavenly leather, and to arm Him truly. Her name is Henrietta : she has been ; s oul. Do not let her go to the workonse, to be brought ap in sin, and that God may ever bless you is the prayer of a dying and heart-broken mother." Hr. Selfe—And this child was is Tuesday night? Soli Purchase—Yes, air; the same that she ssid she pl2is the church. Hr. Self.—What have you to ley, prisoner 1' Prisasse—l did nos intend to steal anything. _lir. fielfe—A robbery was committed there only a few ali ghronee-1 know n othing about it. Mr. Beffai—Wherado you reside? Prisoner—l have no friends in Laadou. I came from Manchester to pt into an insti I had no pia*, to go to so I dap in the church. tuti d on. on't know anything goat the child. Mr. Selfe—l mast know acenstbing farther about you. Yea mast give your address at Manchaater, and some refer. eacew to say who knew you and can giro any ioicamairou T wosetiog you. You an reuraaded until Thursday. THAMES. BIER-81101 . 111P123 AND unrAnreaus Johann Thistle, who was described as es orange girl, ess brought before Mr. Paget charged with violeatly imanitiog Mrs. Ellen Thins, • very revestable woman, who keeps • beer hoar called the Printer of Wales, in Well-street, near the Sailor's Homo, WhitenneL Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, stated the case for the pro mate" and said his client was now in • delicate position, * a very ill from the effects of the injury she received. The prisoner's sister was sentenced to eta weeks' imprisonment for her share in the outrage, which occurred on the 12th of September last. Mrs. Thius said the prisoner and her sister came into her ✓use with some mailers. She had come to • resolution not to serve basket girls with any refresluent whatever, m conse pence of their general disonierly conduct and the espridationa committed by them. The prisoner sad bet Orr ailed for some malt liquor, and she would not sup ply them with any. She also retired the sailors at the wane time against the company they were keeping. The =s sister thee committed • violent smolt on her. inner also polled her over the ranter by the hair of the bead, took up a glass cover, and attempted to strike toss with it, and said she would have her life. Steddsrt, solicitor, who entered the court hurriedly, mid he had just been instructed to defend the prisoner. Hs could not understand why basket girls were denied refreshment. Mr. Perot mid that it occurred to him to put that to it. einem on a former occasion. Liesused victuallers were tweed to afford moderate refreshment to ail persons pro pity cooduotieg themselves who arid pay for the same. 1118 - goestiaa wee, whether beer-shop keeper were subjected to the wise liabilities and privileges ss innkeepers. Mr. etoddart thought not. lie was of opinion the law Titans( to %abstain did not apply to persons licensed to soil ale sad roe by retail. 14.0harriYoung—Ohandlen'-abopkeepers and others in a mall way, now sell beer and ale, and they have no accommodation for prate. They on hardly be considered r renews. Mr. Paget said if he riled for • glass of ale at an ion, art it was rebind, he should sot think of committing • siolset as cult. He ordered the prisoner to fin good ball, Um& in 401., and two sureties of 20d. cosh, to keep the pro for six maths. WANDSWORTH. INN CAIOI OT INTIMATION BY WORKMEN. Wilhnia Alain*, Tess Jenkins, and Alfred Deacon, plas terers, at Wimbledon, appeared before Mr. Darman to sower ammooses at the instance of Mr. Thomas Hall. the builder, st Mateo, the two format for having unlawfully by threats sad intimidation forced two jonnieyman plasterers to depart from their employment in the service of the complainant, sad the latter with being orprerned with the rhea defend. ants for wilfully causing damage to &certain " hanker,' the property of Mr. Hall. Os the complainant being sworn, he stated that the men had bees to him and apologised. They had confessed to being wrong, and mid they were under the WILLOW, of liquor at the time. He was willing to accept the apology V they would promise not to molest him or his workmen in future. He suggested to the magis.rata the propriety of Media, the defendants over is some way. Mr. Daman said he could not bind them over unless be rat into the ease. The complainant then asked the defendants if they would promise not to molest him rain. The defendants immediately gave the required promise. Mr. Nyman pointed out to the definers that if the mass were proved against them, they were liable to severe nainment. The men could do what they liked with their own labour, but the law did not allow them to annoy or interfere with anyone else. The defendants having paid 12a. for the demise and costs, the summonr were withdrawn. TER BONA MR TBATZLLZR QUESTION. Mr. Jana Nicholls, the landlord of the Old Swan public rum, Church-road, Battersea. was summoned for Sunday morning trading on the let inst. Mr. Haynes, jun., defended, and pleaded DOB guilty. It was proved that the defendant 'applied some beer to a party who bad come up the river from Westminster is a boat an that they afterwards rowed on to Kew. It was also proved by one of the party that the defendant did not charge for the beer, as he knew him. The summons was dismissed. Kr. Baynes then inquired of the magistrate whom the defendant was to consider travellers. The Magistrate observed that his owe opinion was that ifs party were going a distance, sad called on the way for retresreent, a landlord would not do wrong by serving them, r he (the magistrate) should consider them tra vellers. Ha, liowever, cautioned the defendant to exordia discretion, for there were • number of sham travellers. A private letter from Edinburgh says that there vai bean opposition to the re-election of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Lord Rectorship of the Uoiversity of Lliaburgh. The names at premed mentioned by the two title° party are the Right Hoc. Joha I Dee, Mr. William Stirling, M.P., of Bair, and Thomas Carlyle. Theeinguiar case of a bankrupt being brought op for a fraudulent return to the commissioeser, after he bed tot his oertifusate and order of discharge, marred at Liver- pool yesterday. The police magistrate before whom the cinsunstsumes were related recommended an application fora new heariag in bankruptcy. Yesterday two Liverpool magistrates committed s firmer to prima for a month for sending meat, declared tote unfit for human fond, to Liverpo,l market The case nu a very remarkable one. The defendant, it appears, bad ad& calf, and on eoasnltins a veterinary inspector he was laid that the saimal worn only suffering from over good feeding, and that to prevent inflammation, he had better WI it. He did so, and sent the carcase to market. It is Add that an appeal will be made to the Home Secretary, who is the only authority in each a case. An attempt is at the present moment being made by a Frenchman at Milan to introduce eale•cconcerts into that city. The building to be aced is the pavilion of Wain*. In consequence of the sudden change in the weather the orange trees of the Tuileries gardens are now Wag removed to the conservatories for the winter. In Holland, the Chamber of Deputies has voted neardmously I bill prescribing manures to be takes satinet the cattle disease. The first Chamber is convoked for lineday, to pronounce in its taro on the same tmestioo. PIING% AiIADZIIB or SAVOY.—The intended ei.it of Prince Amadeus to Aldershot was yesterday put oil. Sir royal highness and suite. accompanied by his Exoelleney the Italian Minister and Count Maffei, visited Windsor Castle sod the home farm, Ora. His Royal Highness the Duke de Chartres rolled at the Italian Legattori yesterday, with the view of paying a personal visit to nines Amadeus. brat after staving nearly an hour, owing to the prince's 'blew* Windsor, returned to his residence at Ham co T°s• NEW PENRBYTERTAN COLLION IN IHNLAND. Mahe College, at Londoederry, an iestitution which has see established for ednostog young au for the vainisti7 cemezion with the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, wen flessally opened on Tuesday. There was a great gathering of laisistees sad laymen on the oceision, and Dr. Russell, the Moderator of the General Assembly, delivered no MMus. ry. I Dina or DR. CHABLIS RICHARDSON.— T ...41 death haw been annooseed at the advanced ego of 91, of Charles Richardson, LLD. The dames& who expired es ihe oth iwt ., wu the gusher of "A New DS:Mowery of the Bglwh Logone" and other philological worts. The Poster pert ot his dictioaary, which in wither ties fee the toplisstice cd words ie the west eclioes work of Re door hi ths E.tlyb leogsege, sod held in high eetrewt, 4Fis oar Published is the " Roorclopasdis Met Mese," sob. witeatly, in liir.9s, to monthly pars, Yd in two Quarto vulamile. LIGnICE 1.Y.) 'KRtrPTCY. wow Goalbws.) W4llll. 4er hod bricklayer, o f E y'. for the Oadis, The stomata 1.4 14 2, which MX i t due to creditors holding @midi: irrupt. admitted that the es, the Wham wee attribmahle pt and to the deem:IOLA Donn. No oaPositioil order of damharge„ and aed iha sicammationom sr, of literstreet, iY atamitttioa aad to? eis of which 6491. ara um? " "Prnandilreem ; Mr. Rasa ah o 4.. repairi said that the else court ia oossequeues ef Vie bed is the amounts. a. 'satiate, and stPratesi till neastiafaotery. Mowed the caeui. and asks* ~ use round that , _tlse heals. healleiaat sod Lowman t, said that the trade midi) sod with the except,* et. ergs same had been paid * bi.krapt had base is bed, it bad suffered from Mar; be amounts had &rim %EL reedered the best seesmiet it was ordered it breektbe rive a better amount. ace time to *maids/ Wow COURTS. )AY.) WELL. ILITSICSEI 112111 Drumm [TM. ILAILWAY. Allen, MSS sad wits, were refreshment deEartrownt erg s-orces sod Farriogdes. art two spoons, and • sum. arty of Mews. Fell: Spins ractors for the supply of re. mud Landes, Chntiums, and toted that as the prosecutors 150 sad 200 persons, they grin by their sensate, ad ask thea the prieoaere ruing to others. 11e v at stl t been in custody the prisoner had bees pre 1e detertoinstios of the leo. Ting by their servants that o to bring the offenders to se of Mr. John Dubseb, the ipartmeot for Mesas. Spiess se esgaged as a charworms. 'via' missed property from a.road stations, he suspected information to Yolks. 1, and Knowles, 201 G, ner, and when she left w ' compasy with Mr. Dube*. • asked her what she badge. s prosecutor. She regal not being satis6el they to search her. She tuned ken victuals and in 11 , some other articles beiciag. 4 s asked how she became pow ' she had taken away the would take them back. The II offices', and a large quantity prosecutors was found, and t property, she said that she of it home by mistake, and right home the remaiader. , try 6dgetty and the poliasman • knife, and the silver top sd to moose' them under the lone searching the piece the the wife said, "See what a us into," sod he said, "An a most get out of it." se that they had no felonious home. and that if time bad have Nikita them all back. owever suspicions the condo& pear he did not thick time A and he most be discharged, aw he came here again. The Sideliner union for trial. 'OR BREAKING aia comicr. •plamr, Kiogaland•road. en, engineer, of 84 sad 85, the fonowtog complaint, " fit eptember, contraoted with the a journeyman tool fitter, SRA mrviee, did, on the dare/ ever since absented yawed!, term of your contract was cow • See le the employ of the peon. the engagement was a wares wisotier was given some peril. in the middle of the work be in the following day he sting that family mattes He was told to go se fused to do, and • short time received by Mr. Cohen from risoner's character. As the was • bad ORIN Mr. Cohen t be ponished as as example to ime time he wished to MOW prisoner to wins days' hard r()H-STREET. [DUCT IX A SHOP. ler. was charged Won Mu stationer, of No. 314, Orford• previous evenitiF the prisoner walked iota his slant. go wanted, but they would gin Id some time. All then left tskteg him what he wanted He told the prisoner that he did ismer then said that he muted the view of conciliation UV& tee bias light after light, not leave he would pat h eel s • when the prisoner gee ni tl ie e:ld* skion me of very bad ere then sent for, and the I, 132 C, said that on going In r 1 the prisoner being held daunt admit. He also found • plumed r se prisoner. The prisoner thr ew police should not take biro to I I he had to say was that he woo r did not charge the prisoner with not go the extent of sending the the option of paying a doe• Ht roosstrots Wog that a *ado. his own shop. Hs should fian lIP-STREET. NCI OF JUVESILR stmts. rears of ape, was charged Were Air belf-eovereirres, the moos,' ter, Vivian at 15, Priseee4trestr he statiotpbouwa moat reluctant to prosecute .im of various amounts, iropneditle to do an lathing had been looked l ir ith g. board. and drawers d be Sig leatioa was takes from (wit' sterday morning while it bung os .- rt base bees effected instastame• left her home Ave yams, std another . sotioo had brim attracted to the in Shoreditch by the singular 110' • o hie band be carried a large tor ed, and slung across his should's , when opened was loaned to rasp rith silk, two large clasp kni W. bps, two purses, I Wawa" a Imp sticks of tohaooo. Witeeei, ism from, sod the replVW .J is esgiolor on board a ship 1* the e hall • sovereign and I hone* Ise he made this elatesseoll he gill • ; purchased at a eipeladioe. age d. Witness took bias to the her shortly aftor came in sad If sovereign sad moms silver wee••_ aid smiths chill foe three 7' .1, ITIIINSTER. • 1 r IT, BAZNLILIS 01113 Ca. PM". : led young minas, Me goo WI ' ''' , Inv , Ploood nt tie bar in il. A meted Let mitt in Ss. Barnolne ' , HUNT._ s, .S.i.,fl LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I ali• I UUSIMAIt . i lli lane°. .* .ii. 142i1.. 0i ) ~ IS tiosirolloalt l erk(l 16 noonsfokTosidolool le Soot&Wairworks (1 • UNI Bolokow Vaughan I,L, 11 II Bombay Ow I 01 6 Da lod Imo I II Do. ird Ism I 10 OrtlY• Ammon Lao a ea el S. aI. N. id. (1.) N 100 10 BMWs utai Too ti... 4 1 10010 CooodoOonway I eanodlaaLoloilao(L ) 0011o•Oingeoy 10 DIM • 'harm 16 alw ollandcelato.g. , 10 City of Mos Wm. 0 041 60 0 Do i .006, 11 City of llooevr Goo (L) (IT ILLIIIOIIIIO i 111$ 41 le 01 17 19 : It tio ! it 4 1 U i t II 17 M is as N 4ls 0 0 0 111 11 IMS Y 1 1 1 15 4 11 1 I i p Ira r. 1 c... II I this tar 4 4ls iiim 4 II IA NEWMAIKET MEETING.-(THISIDAY.) SWEEPSTAKE3 OF 600 SOVS. Liddingtoa walked over. £3O PLATE. Regalia Sprightliness Pathos ______ 7 ram BRETBY STAKES. %rolls lady /kph° 8 tan. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOV& T.Y.O. Sack te Lantern, Scheldt, Dandle, Viceroy, Maurice. Cairngorm. Rejection, Mean, Restates Maid, Indigestion, and Alice Lee. AU are here. M I.lq i 1 tusi.) ....4f#,lVidea(lui.l la Oen. al Ltelist 110 Oteimiltiabel Dia le OcatiasTialtha._ ,. __ , SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOPS. T.Y.C. Indigestion, Bills, Sisyphus, Foams, aad Omega are hem NEWMARKET OAKS. T.M.M. Klarinsks, Peeress, Owners, A rauceria, La Fortune, Ni. et tatters, Biondins, Crow's Nest, Love Apple. Saffron, le Trams, Oaasiove, Scylla, Tone Chat, Whet, askiwints, le sad Isabel an here . as La Frond ram ?minim. —Panama, Valid% Lady Diana, e, I L L Cbsverette, Moesoira. Tibia, Cordsta, Harridan f, School Old,Qwes Mary, Cantata. Belot* Wideeirehe, Fill N NsSpud, to Lady Augusta, Bow Bell, Andromeda. 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IN PAID Foarm.—Priao• of Wales sad Sam Si. at sa, HANDICAP PLATE. A. F. as Bras, 9sl 21b ; Goaciral How, list 71b ;Ls Nareebal„ Ws est Alb ; Lady di Vesti k t 10Ib; Salad* 7st 711. ; Gape- li. shot, 7st Mb ; Fella , 7st 21b ; Salts's, 7st ; Lizard, S o t 7st ; Sprias Gas, 7st ; se, 7st ; Coatrast, Est 101 b : a 4. Dads°, Est 101 b ; Swims, Est illb ; Tumid*, Est 71b ; N. Eadsleisb, Est 71b ; Lassos, Est 71b ; Nu, 6st 41b. All let Ilk I iIL All ma ben. N. N. OASIBRIDOICSHIRE. 100 to 8 opt Proviaor (t) 100 to 6 Wedding Pool (t) 100 to 6 Doke (t) 18 to 1 Italpinctoo (t) 20 to 1 Caratd Castle (t) 25 to 1 Gladiatour (t) 30 to 1 Ostrow (t) 60 to 1 Btoodolbooo (t) ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. I IIL 01. (THIS DAY.) is N N Do. - o U 112/210 Invatmest(L.) o 10 llstuttlus 1And.e0.(1..) O 10 Media. Reims. Tel. ( 4 ) O 10 Merchant Shlyelme •1 ) O 1 Is itaiwaLlf.toldancoola * IS Minos& Iron It area : 1 ri l i g fa s ta i r d lr " lt O di 0•2132a11t0v. 101* Sailanallliaant Nay. 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I Id Thameotltarsoyls.(L. • 10 MAW Petrol** (Ll 10 Trvat& 0 4 011 1 0 • 08 . 1 . 10 T.* t. 00. et . Dana& 1 10 Us. Marino of Llv i : . r. l t. 6 or i tmTerog.os. el ntmara SO UN,.s. Manna I 10 tipper As ant tea(Um 10 Ditto te VanDloomeg sod.— 1 60 Wirmi• 110.noplf. L ho.) 10 oleo 12110.11.2611111 A U This day a meeting of shareholders was held at is the Londen Tavern ; S. WORTLIS in the chair. The CHAIRMAN addressed the meeting at considerable Lt 'earth, and straggly weed upon it the propriety of pro- ig riding sew capital for the purpose of making a new attempt IN to lay down the Atlantic cable. The experianos they had acquired was most valuable, and would 11 2- contribute much to the messes of the new effort. The :r costracten proposed for 500,000/. to lay down a new cable to America, and on their way back to pick up the end of 20 the line which bad been partially laid, to splice It, and et thus form a double line of communication with America. 10 He advised them to make • long pull, a strong pull, and ea a poll altogether. 10 The 'Mowing resolutions were proposed and agreed to : 91 " That the resolution passed at the alleaordi• nary general meeting of the shareholders, held en the 9th August, 1885, authorising the et lane of • further amount of the remaining unpaid W m capital of the company not exceeding 800,0001., be sod is M hereby resiaded. That the resolution passed at the said g meeting, held on the 9th of August, 1865, conferring upon II the said capital of 800,0001., or as much thereof as should 1 1 frees time to time be bend in common with the consoli- to dated Boer sent. preference stack of the company, a pretense. • tial dividend of 8 per cent per annum, and a certain share in ea other dividends of the company, be. and is hereby rescinded. ti That the capital of the company be increased to an N amount not exceeding 160,000 new share of 51. St each, and that such new shares shall bear I and be entitled to a preference dividend at lc the rate of 12 per cen t per annum on the amount for the 22 time being paid thereon in priority to any dividend g ea any other capital of the company, and Anil ts also in proportion to the amount for the time 6 being paid up thereon be entitled to participate 11 11 equally with the other capital of the company in say moneys applicable to dividend, which upon each de- I claration of dividend may remain after paying or providing for the said dividend of 12 per cent. per I ' swum, the preferential dividend of 8 per cent. per I annum payable in the consolidated 8 per cut. preform. t tint stook of the company, and a dividend at the ; rate of 4 per oent. per annum on the consolidated 1 ordinary each and ordinary shares of the company. In reply to a question, The CHAIIMIAN stated that Mr . ararlsy's opinion was 1 entirely favourable to the project of an Atlantic telegraph. A vote of thanks to the Chairman terminated the pro. L ceedings. il' ~7 BAHIA AND ST. FRANCISCO RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) This day the ordinary general meeting of share- 1 holders was held at the L ando n Tavern, Mr. WZGOZIrd. Y. p., in the chair. It appeared frois for the half m the report that the receipts year exceeded those of the corresponding half of last year, by 3,1161., *lnlet the expenses were reduced by 2,8821., allow ing a balance in favour of the half-yeer soiling the 30th of June, 1865, of 5,9981. The amount would have bees greater hut far the espreoedented fall of rain end the temporary steppers of tie line. The expenditure, however, was in creels of the receipts by 9,335/., which being deducted from the guaranteed interest, left 54,719/. for dividend, out of which the directors proposed to divide 3 per cent. for the half-year. The 011AIIMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said that the amount of the Walk which bad been re ceived sines the report was published was favourable. (Hear hear.) It would be necessary to obtain mone y to .. the requisite rolling and other stock for the 17;117 . 11. believed the traffic would be considerably improved by the onestrueticie of subsidiary line'. Since he mine into the Landon Tavern a document had been put into his heeds stating that the Brazilian government were not legally booed to assist In the construction of such lines. All lie (the chairman) contended for was that they ware under a moral obligation to do so, and he mi4ht even add, a pecuniary obligation, for tin the traffic was mermaid there would be so diminution of the Interest guaranteed by the Brazilian gmovemeet. The motion was seconded, and, after some discussion, and the rejection at an amendment proposed by Captain Gomm', was agreed to. fo. ICI Pd 10. Wen. 140411; et. 17:oad Wool India MON II U•sieralf 6,5M11 ell Loadooditt. SPA. 4 t. thavelD4 , 4l atm M. Sutra Coomordal M. Rougeard, condemned to four months' int• prisoonseat for his book " Rant ;" and Y. Onillot, ens @possible editor of the Birc-Oasole, Neutered to two months', have just constituted themselves prisoners at Sta•Pilegle. Szators Plans.—(Tars Der.)—About half-past four o'clock, a.m., a fire broke out at Bt. Kathe rine's stabile, Albanyatreet, Rerent'sparic, in the oecupgioa of Mr. Samuel King. The damage done is serious. Arra Bre, sad attended with the destructios of savers' thousand porde' worth of property, broke ont in the premier of Marra. Hill and Jones, biscuit bakers and aonfectioners to the Quota, 3 and 4. Jewry-street, Aldgats. ' In the mores of a few =rare the factory and the rues were in flames. The whole of the workshops and extensive roue were totally destroyed. A CHILD FOUND AT THE LONDON-BRIDGE RAIL WAY STATlON.—lscosar THIS DAY.—Tbia forenoon Mr. W. J. Payne, the deputyrooser, held an Worry at the Bt. Olre's vestry-room. Tooley-street, Borough, reepselieg the death of a female rind, ford deed in ladies' waiting. room of the South Easters Railway station at London bridge. The jury returned a verdict "that the denser child wu found dead in • first-slue waitimproost at the London-bridge rails.y platform, but whether it expired from wilful neglect or not there is sot enthrals* riders I. show." PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OP GREAT BRITAIN. The following candidates peeved the examination as phar maceutical rather yesterday :—John heater, Liverp ool ; John Amin, Sta ff ord ; James Best, Leaden ; John ien. wenn, Binthanspton ; Beery Jesse, Lhafaelusith ,• William IL Leetoc , East Denham ; Theresa Btrkoe, London ; Car belies Williams, Pembroke Do k. THE QUEEN OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS AND THE BISHOP 01 OXFORD AT LEEDS. —Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held is the Lee ds Tows Hall, to hear the Bishop of Oxford and other clergymen advocate the claims of the Hawaiian Missioo. The Priori& Hall was scummed to suffocation on the mourn. The Vicar of Leeds occupied the chair. and Queen Emma of the Sand wich 'shod% who bad been the temporary (nest of the Mayor, aho occupied a prominent seat on the orchestra. The chairman having yea • short address to Queen Emir% expressive of the hearty sympathy which the meeting felt for her in the great work she had undertaken, and assuring her of their cordial wishes for her sumess, her Majesty expressed her acknowledgments. Allures wee thee delivered by the Bishop of Oxford and Queen Emmee Asada, and a collection, mounting to 1251., was aside towards the rapper of the Hawaiian radon. Strawberries were offered for sale in the Bath market last week, is prime rattle°. Is Mr. Xingu:Ws garden, at the heck of Lardownruseeot, raspberry sad strawberry trees are In fall fruit for • second time this neg. —Bath Chronicle. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1865._ Ile! I ISS 1115 11!4 NOI ri it I rre — ise um too PREFERENCE SHARES ! Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineolnshire, 6 put mot, 1221. Mid Lad Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham, 6 per . 14 I seat, 130 j. 1 Waterford and Kilkenny, 501. ' FOREIGN RAILWAYS. . sd Bahia and San Fransimto (limited) smarm 7 per cent. 14g. PROVINCIAL SEARS MARKETS. LDTIIOOOI, Oct. 11.-Sales today: Great Misters, 464- I Great Western, 64-Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1851 11-Inndon 1 and North n -Wester, 124_ 1 -Metropolitan, 1384 1 11i 1= I Midland, 1244 5 4 IBanta Eastern. 94 1-Buffalo au Huron. 6 9-16 I--Ditto 7 per cent. 10/ shares. 101-Gnat Western of Canada, 1 1546 111-16-Brie. MI 11-Minola 831 4 -nye Twenties. t Luxembourg, 15 746 x d.- Eastern Inchassee Bank. 11.16 d.-North Wen/en, II p. -Lon don andlnnenahire lira Insarance,l p.-Dnion Martm,ls-16 Ip. -Leeds and Liverpool Canal, 470 1 d.-Limrpool United Gas Company, 106-Lnerpord Exchange Buildings, 224-Natlonal Steam Company,* 441 d. W ent India and PacMc Steam Cam- WY. 1 111. BULYIRGIAL ON. IL--Iltrrninghara Bank shares were sold tn-das at 30 ; Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas at 96: and ditto. ISL. at 48. Stratford-upon-Aron litailwey quoted In to 14: Lloyd's Hank. 94 to 10 prem.: Birmingham linantalltoi prem. ; Birmingham New Union MM. 11 to 2; ld &ninny Carriage sad Wagon. third lame, Ito 4 Ms.; •egss wood Cannel and Gas Coal, Ito 4 die. Market firm. IEAIIOIIIISIIIA, Orr. IL -A moderate haziness was done, but lt rather tower prima Great Enders, 471-Orea% Northern A, 149i-Grand Truett ..,f Canada 214-Great Western of Canada. 161 1-Great Western. 644, 1-1111aois Central. 834 4 f 4 434- Lancashire end Yorkshire, 1901 4-Ditio Your and a-Nan per Cent preference. 1861. par-London and North Western. 1 28 11 -Manchester, fliteMehL and Lincolnshire, 571 1 1-Ditto rim per Cent pref. pe-p. 9 16-16 -Metropolitan. 134 11 1 1 4 111 i 4 49 SI 1 I 1 9-Merteen, !SI -Midland, 163-Ifew York and 114 zee. fe) 1r ef 4 9-North BAWD, 62 4 4 0-South Eastern, 604 1 4 4--,Staveley Coal and Iron Company (Lheited), 184 p.-Bop ki. a Mikes, 4-16 d.-Colon Beak. 44 la Mug. Orr. 10.-Three per dent. Comae, 881 88-New Three per Cent. Stock, 87 061 67-Ditto, for amount, Nov. 8. 871 1 E Mibernisn Bank (151 paid). 374-National Bank (SOL paid), National Bank Certificate Quarter Shares (7L 10a. paid), 1 National of Idrtepool (limited) (101 paid), 161-Ditto for ao oount, 161 1 0 - A lpl Bank (101, paid!, 314 -Dublin. Wicklow, and Wexford (10L ), 71-o.ent Southern sod Western (1001 paid), 91-leish N Western (SOL paid), Ms -Dublin. Wicklow. and Werford. Sher amt. (SOL paid). 44--Great Southern and West ' ern. 4 per cent. pref. (1000 paid), 93-Irlah North Western, Sper _.. cent pp. (tAL paid), A (Ac.),Sl 4. DR. NEWMAN AND LORD LTITRLTOW.—Dr. New- I man has sent a letter to the Birmingham' Daily Port, coy ratisg a statement made by Lord Lyttelton at the opening 4 of the Birmingham Isdustrial Exhibitios. Dr. News , ears : —"I read with the greatest &star:at:ant the state- meat (which he goes out of his way to make), that is my Apologia' I have told the world that 'to me the contemplation of the vast material Drama about m e t o a wimple towildercont. Apol. p. 401.' I hag boa die- tioaly to deny that I have mid or thought what be here imputes to me. Neither directly nor indirectly have I spokes, in the pussy in question. of the ' material pro firssmayo! eolis ts t/ To st r. , all, ma am s h lass is the 1 then : t ugsage of eeseLr koowledge7uot of 'material progress; sad when I adopt the word ' bewilderment,' I employ it, not as coadmaa. lug such knowledge, but as a strong word for ' woods,' which I hod used just before. NT exteera nuts thus : • We live is a woodarful age ; the enlargement of Weirdo et secular knowledge just sow is simply • bewilderment, sad the mom so because it has the promise of °outlooks& ▪ that with greater rapidity sod more signal res. &site Lord Lytteltas must have spaces frost ar mory. Nor do I appal's. judgisg by the weeds is his address which ,weeds his setae of me. that there Is all cesigoable dlfforamie between his sentimeata and my owe ▪ "Pa s . mltarial Karate I. too. with him sincerely Omsk awl for the Meador of this ' railway' sad the f i g raph .' and I am very glad to hays • commerce Embittered' R od ' the prom aolsortiesed.' It is only when ' instead of *Mpg th eme gift' with thankfulnems, rose are tempted to Wok that nistweal promos will stand to the &se of "diem, that I too oossolder with him it Soroired era; hat exordia( to the aid wing, Una set tollit abusus." MURK LISTIX-(T1113 DAL) Two o'Mo= The railway market is rather quiet to-day, and quotations in most instances are unaltered. As regards the principal . stocks, the only variations are a rise of * percent. in Midland, * m London and North Western, and I in Great Western. London and North Western stock is now c;oted 124 to * • Greet Western, sq to Midland, 125; to 126 ; Lancashire and I orkshire, 1201 to 121} ; South Eastern, BO to t Great Eastern, Otto* ; Caledonian, 1261 to 127 1; Metropolitan, 1381 to 1391 ; London and Son Western, 96 to 96 ; Great Northern, 129 to 131; ditto A, 149 to 150. Foreign and colonial railway securities show no change, with the exception of a rise in Great Indian Peninsula stock. Ins. I Pa.l U&DINAIY BRAZES AND lITOCKE. LIMA'S. 10. 0 ] 11•Thito-das to pm. 10.4 10 liist sad 1n1ia....1 VA Dunhill= Dort and Laradin el Owning Do. • j ♦ waft. wI an Do. I 4. aleph/ MD. UM Dallis and 11~ Jams all DuanalinkeAb&Jil all Ault Laudon ler=ant = De. 10 Olassew sod VI adorn 106 Oreai llanan= 100 Do. I. ULM, Ne 11 108 area liarlhaillaalliad to OurUlrealims 92 N 125} Mtn 96 27 11 14 111 a ... no 67 70 71 111 06 10 6 6 die Ire 11l It It IDa♦f • rim so ay. eir 100 .DO.B la so•U W e lk al ) 106 Onall MON} 100 Do.l4bez vaLass.lik 10 lxo. Booth woke 1M Do. W. Md.—Word 10 Da Do. = 101 Do. 105 gma Do. gishin Tottabkr• 10 Loudon and SlookoWl isLan. i.416.t:0ael ce Loados, Da 4 100 Do.!deLlsten.A6p.a. 100 I Lmdoas Nona Woos. 100 LondoodOkathWoolors 100 11aa..81441.,1; I.llo4obab 100 7 Mieiropolitia Do. lo 4 Do. Istooloa 011 llotro.Dio(Pro. &nip C. 10 Do. do. do. 101004., 91 OS 64 644 66 66 42 44 37 49 106 106 1204 1201 83 90 104 116 SI Se 61 93 1134 1234 96 94 664 674 In 4 3 SI Pm n l Pa 101 1011 in Oo :244 124 14 pm 04 aa 64} d l SS SO sa 1094 1104 IL s N K N IN I Se Do. to Shares DS De OWL • Debt. an gild Zeal 1p Nett BALD 100 Do. Idlo..Parth,Daao 100 N. Zastaro—Derwialt DI Do. G. N. Z. Pars 10 Do. Leda DS Do. Yost ..... all Do. Stook.tDarnag. It Do. do. 1011411 16 Do. do. 1000411 100 North Looloa I De, do., 1861 100 I North Slanerddike en K r It h. Wasters Joao 100 I lootnelt Central 100 IMOD& N. Z. Aber,Slk 100 I Ileotliniallidlaad 100 Shropshire Union 100 'Scant Davos 100 !Smith Nostara all Staines, Woklagliakia 1p iTal Tale 11 I Da. 0........ _ 100 Yale et Nes* . . :'Waterloo t W hi t ehall De Wool Doswell 18 (8 "4 1034 SO IT 64 1 -:- 10 11 pot 118 I lt 2o po, 10 77 101 111 122 162 62 SO 14 FT.a. - J., lio-ei "4,1 --- MI 4 iOss,a 571 e so,o tot 9 90. 0 .... 99.1 Si 1.K.1 103 In • . 1 in %I 1161 6.< 6 KN-• 14 14 - a 3 _ 6) 61 67 69 714 09 100 we 166 I 6Ns - - - - 104 3 11117 . .171 130 US Ud 160 SISTISIL 701111181110.11. 1 Alkalis& KLynam' Boa//w. • Cle.iipa. I aw, ik take limos Do. Piairroiroo Ihroot.tt Oodorrok Spier c oot. 117144 ail •• ILlisobsrs Clips T. Docker. og. IWO 14001 gu. g • • INS Dolton go. d do De. I Tobouroa Grist Trask of yam& Do. Dui p. Do. r. Da ditterti Do. tod pro( Donde Do. do. Weird Do td Stook Do. do. desired Do. Mb sat. nook Do. 10. Mooed Groat Indian Pentosals Do. to► f pa' omit. Do. Now do el S. dlodMi.d p. et. mMi~«~+ let ile W"bers ot °sandal Do. Now ...... pay.lB7s De. do. do. 18174 Tunas Mind Matra* pot. I p. fast i" do• 4 m :• • • • ,,, De. do. ... Do. Ma ! MGM. Oprp 1 3 Par e• 04 Mslb. sad Noisiest by N.LotOsa.llp.o.lidp. l ilictdegita Dent Do. do. do. —•• • • Do. Pendant d 0...... I Do. lads' do. i, 1,-,-; »e i• 6 60 U 10 El 100 101 6 I die Om 61 le 11 76 80 tie 100 7* 76 101 108 1108001 tell !06 V. 22 9 iPm 90 92 a 70 40 61 88 60 66 66 60 69 43 46 18 80 18 1) less losk Lug loot IC 1:1 lil t ii. 97 100 SA SI ztl . i 1 ~..t . ft 1111 11) K is 81 84 100 101 1001 1011 i ies Iko 101 JOINT STOCK BANES. Ita n s itaetensaleaNi uttaftegre4Mysrpool I Do. booed MlO 0 Anglo AO•tillIZI Anglo Egyptian (Urn.) BeakollkellebLaboaete' Beek of Ot ago (Mated Beak el ) Beak of ( 1 .4 BeakoffmlWla Beak al lfirle Leased Berged'aißeak ;Limited BreellleakranuiPmelL &dish le Californian (L British N. embarks O. BIL laala.keLtikkos Meet Yee. et ladkLbe. Cl WNW Coo. Beek of Canute co. Rank ot mile. de Coneetteleeo Dank (L) De. New Deihl sad London east London (Limited) laden Ihretsagef Urel Shall& Johit Stack Dr.Seet.itAaa.Ctisrtd. , Saga& sad Swedish ILI thiropeen bank(Lhatted . Inadssa.Chlas&Jses(L) Do. issued ID 2 pia De. Now Isparta Bask lasoltsd - - tattoo. Do. Now Toad Wort ft: India (14 Loa.Bir.onlosicoAtolL loma. Hoak of 50011004,1. woks rd Brazilian _ Lo. Yew Las. x a,~ke[Aue Looks Mat Moak,. • Loadasi South Afaion Loa. dt I. !mars PA. ....ILoodoe&Veosruela (L.) Lea I Wales Miler ..I Stardust Woffelatfl•M IsobsislLl /Lei*. a Irv. book (I. ilidnead lank peal Mattoon of Liverpool Lamed Ituskad Da and sad kd assioaal Bask Nov Body Weiss Now isalsad (1/saltad) North Waiters Oriental Noah OdrPint !rain& Naiad asCorp.(L Do. do. Parries. al Treisad Do. da Neinda.lnal..&Delid loath Australia *mak of B. a. Aida Do. de. Ds. at go& (tidos of Austria& Oaks el lartaol (Lba)l Mesa of Jarboe DiBENITI II antlia.,49 .3W.laiIN - IN . 4 4 1 ti flib 97 MI N 101 II OS MI 111 111 OS p. et.. hr. 4 Ja1y......1100 1446.1Yk.5p.e.J•4411, 10 410.0..44101.1131110 dr 1:17.4.14.8.40.4.104 10 Ds op.e...faiLlhily 1111 L116.4../4.6.J42.4.1/01 10 111044,14.o.ligadtlegy 1L 0. I. P. 4D. 1/... 10 Iltj i. L,, Pik •A 0... 141 10 111 N. 1.4.4J01 01 I ... .... 11.4.4. 4.4.1.4.40 1 0 01 I MI IS N te te,ooe, 00,000. 10,000 10,000' 40,000! 000 10, 1 1/.800; ii: , 101 liott it;ioo4o woo, mow se,coe~ 9.000 10,0001 I.T?:0O! ~p,OOY~ iiiiil woo, wiial ooc, 40,c100l 11,1001 10 I lOW NO I 4000,10 10,000 60 I WOO 60 1%006000 10 16 10, 60, 00, 000 030 10 60 "1 10,000 10 n 11,1100 10, 100 10, 100 lia, se c u 0,010 10 100, 10 10, 60 10,010 100 10, 10* 11,0101 1C 10.000 lie U *OlO 10 *OOO 71 SOO WI *OllO kVA I&* 0,0 0 0 0 SO UAW 10/ 10.0 0 0 10 0 60.000 N 16.000190 4.l*M 6,0001101 *OOOllOO v0,00(0100 *OOO *OOO SO *SOO 10 * O, SOD OIO 111 ill 00 000 U 1 0 . 00 1 00 IDA, 1M 10.001 11 SLIM 111 WOOS 111 14%1 10 11011 , 10 N IIO, AO.' 1 1404 la se,m I iss.otsl S. MIMI I St 110,4101 woo IL 1000, St 811.8111 et Kan St .... St ... In i mall soc Vii fAa *a! gioil i 41,1 _ _ Ceti Hifiei LI 117.1 4.4 60. 4 ... 100.! - 1001 14 58 21 6 7pa In. t I 6 oe I - I ph 141 11 II Idm 111 11 20 73 13 ad 231 11 3 30 31 139 142 11 4 i s m. 45 47 6 7916 par 11m idla par a 6SU a 6 18 26 87 49 51 4 0 3 111 114 41 13 Ts 37) eirit 1 I db lors - ' Il 21 2 2 .'"`` II 6 6 cik 3 113 6 dr di 41,111 6 4Se In Si 44 a 0 40 IS TT pa " ID' gaud - 6 6M 4 n 15. 1 14 17 pw 11 4 0,. 1 3* 96 w 77 7d 50 61 IT 19 11 01 dim 194 Ti 0 1 di' Sig par 96 97 par Ipord 346. 7a. • 43 OS idis Oar 49 Ipm L 61 se *is 4 1 1 0 . Si SI it 1111 - so is to 11 . 14 • 4 di' • I; 44 is oe • • a sa Isi MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY). Atlantic sod Grt at Western Deltcntarea were at one limn yes+nrrlay clone at 84, but bare sines elisklly :allied, daft at 84i le fre. The numbers are published of various bonds d the Colombian Government Loan of 1883, whisk were draws on Tuesday, sad are now payable als par at the London and County Bank. Two demon. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without making any fresh rise in the rate of discount. As this result bad been anticipated, the announcement has not given any general impulse to public securities, which, however are mostly fi rm at yesterday ' s advance. The English funds, foreign bonds, home railways, and other securities have scarcely varied, but, where a fractional change is observable, it is in an upward direction. There is more confidence in moneyed circles to-day, and the best three months' paper is freely discounted at the Bank rate-7 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money has diminished, owing partly to the increased dis position to employ it in bills, and the charge for short loans on English government securitied: is firm, at 64 to 7 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 671 r. 750., being the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 884 to 89 for money, and 89 5-16 to 7-16, or 891 for the account (Nov. 8). The official business report is as follows:-dThres per Cent. Console, for money, 88/ to 89 ; ditto for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86/, 871 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 871 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1041, 105 ; ditto Bonds 19a., 22a. pram. ; and Exchequer Bills, March , 5s dig. Foreign stocks are steady, with little change in prices. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have improved 1 per cent. Brazi lian scrip is steady at 31 to f prem. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.: -Greek, 20 to 3 ; Turkish Consolidie, 481 to 1; Spanish Passive, 291 to 1; ditto Certificates,l44 to ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican, 251 to /. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilimas 1852, 1858, 1860, 70 ; ditto, 1863, 684, 9, ex div. ; Dutch 614 ; Egyptian ' 944 ; ditto 1864, 904, 4, ex div.; ditto 1001. Bon ds, 914, ex div. ; Italian, 77, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 25/, 3 ; ditto 1864, 244 ; New Granada, Deferred, 71 ; Portu guese, 1856, &e., for account, 461, 6; Russian, 1822, 893; ditto, 1862, 901, ; Spanish Passive, for account, 291 ; ditto Certificates, 141, 3 ; Turkish, 1854, for aouronnt, 92, ex dlr. ; ditto, 1858, for account , 704, 1 1, 2 ; ditto , 1001. Bonds, 77; ditto, 1862, for account, 744, 4; ditto 1001. 1 Bonds, 744 ; ditto, 1865, 441, 4 ; ditto, 1004 Bonds, 444, 3 ; Venezuela, 1864, 374, ex div. United States 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Railway shares have declined 3 per oent., the present quo.' tations being 681 to 4, and 831 to 84 respectively. Erie Railway shares are steady at 581 to 59, and Atlantic and Great Western debentures at 844 to 854. Intonational Financial shares are now quoted 14 to prem.; General Credit, 1/ to 2 preen. ; London Financial, 7/ to / prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 21 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 44 to 1 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 63 to 6 prem. ; and Hud son's hay, 151 to 4. The shares of the Merchants Company are quoted 1 to 14 prem. ; London and Australian Agency, to 14 prem.; Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 prem.; Gale's Protected G unpowder, 14 to 2 prem. ; and Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, 14 to 2 prem. The scrip oertificatea of the Erie Railway Loan will be ready for delivery on Monday next, in ex change for the letters of allotment and bankers receipts. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yester day was 68,0001. During the month 215,0001. has been sent in, and 310,00/. withdrawn, 100 , 0001 . of the latter be ing: for Ireland. In explanation of the internal draw of sovereigns from the Bank which has been going on for some time peat, and has contributed to the severe reduction in the Bank's reserve, it is said that within the last few weeks the beaks connected with Ireland have alone sent upwards of one million of sovereigns to that country. The absorption then is explained partly by the revival of business, including that at the fairs, and by har vest requirements ; but there have als o been cond.- datable remittances to pay for cattle is Ireland, which has not yet suffered from the murrain. A further effect has also been exercised by the with drawals of coin by the lower classes, in consequence of the distrust occasioned by the Fenian agitation. Although it would appear that each bank indivi dually has lost coin to only a limited extent, the withdrawals in the aggregate represent a consider able sum. The steamer Nyanza will take to-day 84,6001. in silver and 3,2001. in gold foe Bombay, and 15,9001. in gold for Alexandria, making a total of 103,7001. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Wednesday, the 18th instant, ••special settling day, in the shares of Hodges Distillery Compaay (Limited) and Brill's Brighton Baths Company (Limited), both of which are to be marked in the twice a week list. The following resolution has been passed by the committee :-" That after full consideration of the circumstances connected with the General Estates Company, the committee hereby rescind the order of the 25th September, suspend ing the buying in of shares of the said compa n y.7l The Midland Railway traffics return shows this week an increase of 4,7574 over last year ; the Great Northern an increase of 2,1241. •, the London and North Western an increase of 8,7601.; the Great Western an increase of 1,941; and the Great Eastern an increase of 3,4841. The Panama Railway is the mast successful un dertaking of *he kind in the world. It haw paid with regularity a dividend of 20 par cent, per annum, with occasional distribu tions in addition, but these returns have sow been thrown into the shade, for, as we gather from the New York papers, the company has just de clared a dividend in shares of 40 per cent., and a quarterly cash dividend of 6 per cent., so that the total distribution for the last year appears to be at the rate of 64 per cent. Results of this nature are of course only obtained through the virtual mono poly which the railway enjoys, but they indicate at the same time that the company is making too much out of the travelling community, and this view is confirmed by the complaints which are fre quently heard that commercial interests are suffer ing for want of additional means of transit across the Isthmus. It appears, however, that the establish ment of a competing route, by means of a line of railway and steamers, is seriously contemplated. The railway is to be 140 miles to the northward of Panama, between the fine harbours of Chiriqui and Golfito. It is added that a large portion of the shares are being privately subscribed. A general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is called for the 25th inst. The directors of the British and Californian Banking Company (Limited) have appointed Mr. Samuel Magnus their London manager. Holders of scrip for the 5 per cent, preference shame of 1864 of the Great Eastern Railway Com pany, who have not yet paid the call of 11. 10e. per share, are requested to do so by the 18th iust. We are requested to state that the share list of the Merchants Company (Limited) will be oksed to-day (Thursday). Imiosartow 07 MCGLOIN FACTORY HAYDR-Tke With reference to the market for American secs- j am , 1 = 1 " , " 0 froe t erpoo lc"Pmc widad "t er u t ed e hawked" this P plt ipa ifty l " rities, Mr. E. F. fiatterthwaite reports as follows : actimsess a haw , limas b on g og i so d so d Ird.ed , wbo The wrwatated nation of the Bask of England dine' come to seek maple eat is the great tossagetiarisi entree lon is eavaacieg the minimum rate of intones time times s eg.:N o w sho o s, m oral is develleteee tee rapidly dories last week bas completely upset all the markets es iiereageg anna mvial Womb el the Traioe. Thews pee* tea Leaden Stock Exchange, sad Atuaricms securities base wi p e t rove Ih e tchwAelA Bradford. Eteddendield, sad &NA . td in the po demon:ye. United States 520 w hi c h sew d o wd a ad fee linen. Lawnece. Waltham a c' t eves way more esr mut, Wad last and Desna, Ifiessesbessme; Piswiames. Ilimede urea. and • quoted 8 7th New Lewd" Ossaanissi. Use me el woe OP•egail ibM a Pets sad Made shares lave also suffered a renew, the g a my a s so sawt, i ss wesiess e s& feu as. tee former bevies at one time seen sold as low as 574. sad the I a. ger Ogaggra*li wilik tUlS Q , • latter ea 811. At the close Fens an DB hi 4, and Elba mo w sh o w f rom some o f th e ir agoso ciitsi w ho Toricesied 84 to 4. them to our sham-New York Herald, Sept. 28. :: sa WEDNISDAT VIM& Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to f fun the Bth November, opened this morning at 89j to 1, and, after touching 891, " buyers," closed Si 89 5-16 to 7-16, or exactly 891. For Dimwit the last price was 881 to 89. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols. fogs money, 881, 1, ; ditto, for account, 8 9 1, 1,1, jig Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, 1, 1 ; New Thres per Cents., 861, 1, 87 ; Bank Stock, 246, 247 ; India, Stock, 2161 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 co ditto Bonds, 235. prem ; ditto Four per Cent.,. 961 ; Four per Cent. enfaced" rupee parer' 87. Indian government securities were steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 23c. prem. The June Ex chequer Bills were quoted 11a. to 61. die. ; and the March, 9s. to 4s. the. The depreciation in theme securities is, of course, caused by the inadequate rate of interest borne by them, aa compared witk the value of money in the market. Foreign stocks were again firmer. Thetc was as advance of 4 per cent. in Spanish Passive and Cer-*, tificates, and Turkish of 1862, and 1866, and 1 is Mexican. Chilian Six per Centa. were exception+ ally quoted 1 per cent. lower. The high value of money tending to increase, banking profits, the shares of the joint-stock banks, have latterly been steady in price, in face of a de: cline in many other classes of securities. change occurred to-day. A alight reduction mai quoted, however, in European Bank, Merthant i t and British and Californian. The shares of the financial companies were apish inquired for, and an average improvement GE 2s. 6d. per share took place. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Fines& vial, If to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 21 pram; London Financial, 71 to 1 prem. ; Imperial seer-; cantile Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fourier and, Mobilier, 41 to 1 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 10f . to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to lf dis.„' being rather firmer ; Overend, Gurney, and Oo. ? 15/. to 6 prem., being slightly flatter; EgyptianTradnt. 11 to 11 dia. • Ottoman Socidtd Generale, 24 to prem. ; audi;on's Bay, I s l to 16; Lion Brewery,. 14 to 11 prem. and Atlantic Telegraph Prete-, relics, 11 to 11. Bombay Gas, Commercial Union Insurance, Ebbw Vale, Quebrada land and Mining, and Telegraph Construction shares, were all heavy. There were some inquiries for English and Asa , tralian copper shares. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota-, r tione for shares in new undertakings are as follows:* —Trans-Atlantic Steam, par to 1 prem. ; London', and Australian Agency, to 11 prem. ; Mer chants Company, 1 to 11 peem. ; and Gale's Pro. tected Gunpowder, 11 to 21 prem. American securities show a recovery. United States 5.20 Bonds closed at 681 to 1, being higher than yesterday ; Erie Railway shares at 581 to 691, being 1 to 1 better ; Central at 84 to f,i showing a rally of fully 2 dole., and Atlantic 5,.) Great Western Railway debent ures at 844 to 851. • MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoci. In the mining market to-day there is a demand for Chiverton shares, which have risen to 94 to }On the other hand Chiverto n Moor have lined to 6 to 4. North Treskerby are , quoted 3 to Weal Beton, 192} is 4 197} ; East Carn Brea, 5i to ; and West Chives , ton t 70 to 75. The only transaction officially re 'sided in the Stock is in Exchange (treat Fos shares, which are marked 344, ex dia. There is an increased amount of business ha . foreign and colonial mining shares, and quotations . are steady. Frontino and Bolivia continue to aced with enquiry, while Yudanamnt ana show fl atness. ' At a sale of copper ore held at Stresses oa the 10th hot; 1.194 toes were *old for 15;7841. 17s. 6.1. The fdlowies .1 sweats were realised : Minim Cobre Bonviia s . u•bec Tow. Amnanti. t C 25 g 7,907 17 0 667 68 as If .... lriS 11 6 68 . Own .. Goias - ?Ma ___ £15,76417 6 Them will b. ao obeli lbw I Wiest. xd COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (Mu ous owl omumurommurr.) (IT msonuo Lin orrialAriocu, sis.zatari.) Market rather better today, arta& as improved Assisi The ealui ue reported at about 15,000 to DAOOO balm ILINCING-LANIL-OH/11 DAY.) EICOAIL -The nautili has become more active at firm prices ; the mks include eleyod Nag* at 335. 9d. ; saw eland. 301. to 31a ; *own, 31s. 68. ; meth thi4 38s. ed. Befued shows no improvement in the demand, bat o r are without quotable obsess. Oohs-Tee small ps'ss of Fast as brought* - public, sale have been disposed at at full current rates. ebost of Youlep sold at ts. 4d. to sd. ' sows an rolling at steady rates. BUIL-A small parcel of Leeward' sold at It. Bd. proof. Rem -About 8,000 bags wild at 10s. 6a. to 10e. 9i. for "'ft gra*. firscas have KU at fall priest. Pepper Siogarra few sash, 3d. Pimonto, middling quality, 2id. otmege Noon, small, ls. 18. to le. td. ; 2s. x G utter : Jsaft)ol, 60s. to 71a. ; °whin, ordinary to good 60'. to 77a. Paorr.-There la • fair inquiry for most devriotions at full pram. Owen* sold annmeo sew, 244. to 38s. ; old. 22e. to 255. ; raisins. Valencia common to fair, 37.. to 405.; selected, 41a. to 48s. Parkm figs drums, 40e. to 42a. ; boss., 43a to Us.; seen. the. to TOL daidrrirran.-Tbe market is fins bat quiet. 111)160.-llui Wee of East !oda are going off with improved s pirit.' at firmer priers for Bengali ; other sorts selling at Ily tb• opening ratee. Coonanant hat auld readily at full prime to a slight advance. Covron.-Thero is an improved demand. and bagasse dose has bum at firm prier. JUTS was sold without spirit ; but prime a re without quotable dame. ROM -81. Pobsenbarg, sews. am al 361. TALLOW MARK/LT.—THIS DAY. The market is Sao. Tows tallow spot,usted 47c 64.. see watt ; Piatirsbara; Y.C. on tbe 481.; October. 475. 9d. to 48 4 .; December, 49a.; January to Marsh , 495. dil.; Marsh. 50n, " bares." lIISTROPOLITAN °ATMS tea!!. (THIS The number et boats is about the same as on Thumb" last. Choice quslilles are tot plootif al, sad there is a dr ama for them. but seared/ at a quotable advance. Trade la heavy for inferior kind.. Thar, ere very few fresh sheep up to-day, sad they mot with customary at fully late rates; otherwise trade is vary heavy. 780 Trade is dull for valves at Monday's quotations. Oct foreign y consists of beasts, 4,940481.6 p, 336 calves, sad 120 pip. I Per 96309 44 abs. 9. 6. •d. ran t....+ elbs. s. d. a. I 119191•46.1•4• 14 s. 6 • • 4 Dad Dada 116.944119 0 0 $ 10 a 11194 5194.44menr• •4 II 6 0 Duet Leog-w00t5.... I 111•••• qua Iseult S • 5 4 Ds. 69 . suers .... 0 0 • elves rip s i milissinsP46 sIII • lambs Swim at market, 1,170: oheep and lambs, 7,590. calves, VOO ; Op 1. CIL - SMITHFIELD HAY MARIEST.—(THIS DAY.) 6r. Obsrlis Jams FAA= marts trade slow st la* day's prism :—Piisa• Amor, from 113 s. to 1265. ; Water ditto, 100 a so 110 s.; prim• hay. %a ra 106 s. ; Widen ditto, 6OL to 1101. ; piny, fine, 265. ining. I