The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1865. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT IUIIO7IIO NEWMARKET MK TING.--(THIS DAY.) SEVENTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. A.E. Coa seolios, Skirmish, Out sod Oster, Anuesris, Thslassiar, Brisdabssa, Just, Rasossu, &Wilk* Agars!, Haarlem, Seamsld o, sad Furs* Chat ars hers.. Pam Fier= —Lady Diana, Jack re Lantern, Pampa, Kbrisaks, FUOINIII, Lady Tredsgar, Lassaran. lilaiM ensyne, Silvia, Vans, Lady Tattoo c, 'Melberg, La Beaman, Ratonoker's Dauglitar, Vasoinstion. C►atata, Dilly DMIT, Sunbeam a, Missionary, &dans Raiford, Man ' la a, Pirate, Mary f, Prior; A 1, Coriolis, Toiled's°, Label, °Martina, Memoirs, Wastkeisock, andf3t. Magma. GRANBY STAKES. Imaeret, Steamboat, Leagham, Chepstow, L Germaine, Tuna f, Ammunition, IA Dauphine, Lothario, and Lady Sophia are here. PAID FOR/1/21% —Antique, Duke of York, °mew% and Cabmen. BT. LEGER BRAKES. D. I. Amu:aria, Guinivere, and Lazaretto are here. Paw loarar.—Arabia. His Royal Highness, Pirate, Alexandria, The Weyer, Koenig, and Tibia. ENTRY FOB HANDICAP FOR TWO-YEAKOLDS. T.Y.O. si Alki=by peti Trtunpoker, act 1016 ; fitemoboak 84 71 6 ; : Ong 84816; 81b ; Viaturer, 84 81b ; Willie Shape, s 84 41b ; Raft WS, 84 41b ; Leaf &gar, 74121 b ; Pinch- ti bcch, 741216 ; Hasledian, 74 716. All are hen. 0 lc ENTRY FOR HANDICAP. D.Y. Frankly, Bot 12Ib ; Jupos, lit 131 b ; Idler, lot 101 b Pantaloon, lot ne ; Mork 74. All here. ENTRY FOR TWO-YEARGLD BELLING STAKES. • SHAER LIST.S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oloot. In the railway market to-day attention has been chiefly occupied with the commencement of the half monthly settlement. South Eastern stock has improved } per cent, but the general tone is rather dull, though with little change in prices. Cale donian and Great Northern A stocks have declined * per cent, and Metropolitan 10,1 London and North Western stock is now m a quoted 124} to } ; Great Western, 65} 11.1 to 66, ex div. ; Midland, 127 to } ; Lanes shire and Yorkshire, 121 to } ; South Zia - 11,, tern, 81} to I, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 139} to 140 ; Great Northern, 132 to 133; ditto A, 151 to 162 ; Great Eastern, 48} to 16. ;and Caledonian, 129 to 130. 10. Foreign and Indian railway stooks are steady. There is a decided rise in Canadian lines, especially the Great Western and Grand Trunk ; also in Ili American railways, which are very buoyant by 9 9 9 pat 118 190 It 1 1 pm 161 11 771 180 114 80 " 57 59 81 9I& id 8 i 9 11 180 MS $ ape IN IN 50 52 IWrbais prices. 1 sae& AO MI Uti I . - 9 1 dim 1 pm 6 10 6 I 1 76 80 90 100 70 75 101 103 101 k 102{ 106 IN } 191 0k f n 9 m 89 01 66 48 65 60 66 68 60 68 44 66 60 63 re 4 8 } 86 97 166 k 16 14 Ipm 101 * isr 14} la du 95 46 86 81 1 0 1 411 101 104 98 95 88 90 1111 I Id 16 Ed 84 101 102 101_ 102 . -- 1 hie 100 Isle MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY). Two o'CLocz. The funds have experienced a fresh decline of * per cent to-day, and somewhat reduced prices are quoted for the stocks of two or three of the leading home railways. Otherwise, the stock markets remain generally firm. The prioci pal demand to-day is again for Brazilian scrip, and the shares of the American and Canadian rail ways, u also for United States 5-20 Bonds and the whole of these stocks have risen conside rably. A good deal of attention is directed to pre parations for Friday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. In the discount market to-day the rate for good bills is [equal to the Bank of England minimum, though there is no pressure. In the Stock Exchange money is in steady demand, at 3} to 4 per cent on English government securities for short periods. The government broker has bought to-day about 11,0001. New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 32c., being exactly the same as they closed yesterday. Consols are now quoted 892 to for money, and 894 to I for the 10th October. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 1,1, ; ditto for account, 89a ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, ; New Three per Cents., 87},1; Annuities, April, 1885, 131 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, July, 1870, 1051, 1. Foreign stocks are firm, though inactive. Brazilian scrip is spin 1 per cent better, at 31 to 3* prem. Turkish Consolidits have improved 1. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :—Greek, 204 to 21 ; Turkish Consolidriv, 491 to ; Spanish Passive, 30 to 1; ditto Certificates, 141 to / ; Confederate, 7 to 8 ; and Mexican, 252 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 1863, 724, 711 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (second issue), 1001. Bonds, 961; ditto 1864, 951 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 94, I ; Greek Five per Ceuta., 201, 1 ; Italian Five per Cents., 1865, 801; Mexican Three per Cents, 251, 1, * ; ditto 1864, 241 ; New Grenada, 141; Porta guest Three per Cents., 1856, &c., 461 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 561 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, 911, 921 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 75 ; Spanish New Deferred, Three per Cents., 391 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1862, 744, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75, ; Venezuela Six per Cents., 1864, 421. United States 5-20 Bonds are quoted 701 to a ; Erie Railwayshares, 60 to 61 ; and Illinois Central, 84* to 1 ; showing in each case a considerable improvement upon the prices of yesterday after noon. ---- Inteer.ational Financial shares are now quoted to li t prem. ; General Credit, to 21 prem. London Financial, 81 to # prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 41 to prem. ; Hud son's .Say, 154 to ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 4i to prem. Great attention has been directed to the enuncia tion by President Johnson and his ministers of a wise, liberal, and temperate policy, the main features of which seem to be the cultivation of friendly re lations with foreign countries, and the devotion of all the energies of the country to the noble task of reconstructing the South. Should this policy be persevered in, it is probable that a vast amount of European capital will be attracted for investment in American securities. The inquiries have ex tended to the shares of the Canadian railways, espe cially the Great Western Company. Tne Erie Railway Loan for 800,0001. was last quoted 2to 21 prem. The subscription lists for London and the country were closed yesterday, but applications from the Continent will be received until to-day. We are informed that the sub scriptions have reached about 3,400,009/. It may be useful to point out that the introduc tion of the new Brazilian Loan will have the effect, by putting the Brazilian government in funds in London, of raising the rate of e x change ; for, of course, having funds here, the government will no longer be buyers of bills in Rio. The average amount of its remittances to Europe is not less than 1,000,000/. a year, and during the war the rate of its remit tances is increased for the purchase and payment of military stores, ships of war, &c.. Some remittances of gold,to Brazil on account of the loan may certainly be expected ; but if the government pursue the proper course of setting bills on their London agents against the loan, the amount of those remittances may be considerably reduced. It is obviously for their own interest to do so until the exchange rises above the par rate. It is said that the State of Massachusetts, whose credit has always stood deservedly high, contem plates raising a loan in this country. With reference to the contemplated Buenos Ayres —or rather Argentine Confederation—Loan, it is stated that that government has lately obtained some advances in London and that the loan will be introduced at no very distant date. It is rumoured that the amount will exoeed 2,000,000/. The City of Manchester has arrived from New York with 32,0001. in specie. The steamer Pere will take to-day 100,575/ in silver for Bombay, and 10,0001. in gold for Alexandria. There is a slight demand for bar silver for trans mission to India, but no inquiry for Mexican dollars for China. Rumours having been circulated that the recent absurd movements of sedition in Ireland have caused a run upon the local banks, and a corresponding pressure upon the stock of specie in the Bank of England, it may be useful to state that there is no foundation for them. There have doubtless beeu a few withdrawals of sovereigns in Ireland by some of the more igno rant depositors in the local banks, but owing to the good sense of the community at large the movement has been too unimportant to deserve notice. At this period of the year, owing to the requirements of the harvest, the fairs, du-, remit tances of coin are usually made from Loudon to Ireland, as the basis of an enlarged note circulation: thus, within the last fortnight, the National Bank, whose specie reserve is larger than that of any other bank in Ireland, have forwarded 150,000 sovereigns from London, and it is probable that similar operations have been carried out by some of the other banks having establishments in that country. The misfortune is, that though such withdrawals may be regarded as merely in the ordi nary course at this season, they have almost the same effect upon the Bank of England reserve and upon the rate of discount as would be produced by actual exports of bullion, designed to rectify an adverse balance of trade. On 'Change yesterday there was a fair demand for bills, at the rates current last Friday. Sub joined is our usual list : drastsrdant, abort, 11.184 to 19: ditto 3 maths, 12.04 to 14 ; Rotterdam, 11 wombs. 12.04 to asters,. months. 26.50 to 574 : Brussels, 3 months, 25 624 to 574 ; hamburg, 3 months, 13.9 i to 10 ; Per a, short, 25 20 so 274 ; ditto, 3 months, 26.45 to 50 • Marseilles, 3 months, 25.45t0 50; Frankfort-on•tbrMatm. ' 3 months, 1204 to 1 ; Vienna. 3 months, 1L174 to 224 ; ?rise" 3 mates, 11.20 to 26; Pfgarobarll. 3 maths, 304 to Madrid, 3 months, 47i to R ; WM 3 months. 474 to fl _Llstitortl• 3 moa t 25.574 to 624 ; Milan. 3 months, 25.574 to 624: Gena months, 25.674 to 624 ; Realm 9 months, 25.574 to 624; 'game. 3 montba, 574 to 624 linesim. 3 months. 25.574 to 624: Lisbon, 3 months, 514 to 4 ; Oporto, 3 month', 514 to 4. A third dividend of 2s. 6d. in the pound is announced as payable in Norwich next week to the creditors of the East of England Bank, by the liquidators, Messrs. Gibbose and Tillett. This bank stopped payment in July, 1864, with liabilities amounting to about 600,0001., and the dividends paid previously to this amount to 154, in the pound. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4121. over the correspond ing week of last year. The case of the Peruvian Railways Company came again before the Committee of the St ock Exchange yesterday, but it is believed that no deci sion haa yet been arrived at. It is notified that the share certificates of Hodges 's Distillery Company (Limited) are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the banker's receipts. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : In:prima—Alliance British and Foreiv, 17111 Cos messier trains, S!, ; Phoseix, 141, 2 ; Bin 202 ; Therms and Mersey Merin , (United), 24, I ; venial Marina (Limittd), sj, 5. t and Ooks.—Bombey (Limited), 31 ditto 3rd be C tle, "11 2 1 1 1 ,1).1 Great Central, 161 ; Imperial, sti, 2, OK die.; Imperial Contioentsl, 93i, ex div. ; Wuhan, 16i, 17, ex div. Dinka—tondos and St. Balkan 771, 7. Waterworks.—Berlin, 11(I ; Bast 1254, f. The half-yearly dividend, due the 10th October, on the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1854, is an nounced for payment in due course, together with the Bonds, amounting to 60,7001., which were drawn in July last. Messrs. T. Wiggin and Co. have announced the dividends due the let proximo on Pennsylvania Central Railroad Six per Cent. Convertible Sterling Bonds, and Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Biz per Cent. Sterling Bonds. 4 Messrs. Richard Gibbs and Co.'s tea circular dated yesterday, is subjoined : The arrivals and . part dace oar lest are as follows : —Arrivals—At London : Fiery Cross sod Seeica De. partares—From L-udoes : Dilpamund, for Hoeg Kam ; liaidis QIINKL, and Sir W. F. Williams, for SMftliai. Thu principal fasters daring the past fortnight is aMordd by the arrival of the Fiery Cress and Series, with new Kilmer Them cargoes were simalimeonsly placed on the mar and found ready buyers at set's:setoff rates, ranging from 2a. Id. to 2e. Ild., and 3a. 2J. for ea excep tional parcel. Some new Ookaige brought from 2A. so 2s. &L. sad some sew wetted orange Pekoe, Ile. 10d. to 3s. Id. The attention of the trade being thus occupied. business in other classes of °onion has been less active; notwithetanding, the market wears a healthy mpect, sad quotations are generally fully maintained. Vba demand from America for country greens and Japan teas has hem active ; all useful el m:O4 qualities of the fernier ham cJaimanded fall prime, while the market is quite clam of the latfar description. Twain Enema. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89# to 4 for the 10th October, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation, temporarily receding in the interval to 89# to I. For money the last price was 89} to #. The official business report is se follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, #, 4,8, ; ditto, for account, 894, 4 ; Three per Cent& Reduced, 874, I ; New Th ree per Cents., 87#, 4, 4 ; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 944 ; Annuities, 1886, 13 11-16 ; Bank Stock, shut; India Stock, 217, 216, 218; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1064, ; ditto Bonds, 25e. prem. ; Four per Cent. " eofaced" rupee paper, 89. The government broker bought to-day 10,0001. New Three per Cents, for the sinking fund. It is presumed that these operations will cease—at least for the present—at the end of the current quarter.' Indian government securities were steady. India Bonds were purchased at 2155. prem. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 3a. dis. to Is. prem. Mexican Bonds and Spanish Three per Ceuta. were inquired for, and improved about 4 par cent., but, with these exceptions, foreign stocks were dull. There was a decline of per tent. in Greek Bonds and Coupons, Portuguese, Turkish of 1858, and New Granada " ex all" Bonds, and 4 in New Gra nada Two per Cents. The scrip of the new Brazilian Loan was in re newed demand, sad experienced a fresh rise of jt to 4 per cent., owing to reports that, in consequence of the magnitude of the applications ' the allotment to each applicant will be limited. The closing quotation was 3 to 34 prem. In the market for bank shares the tendency, on the whole was rather unfavourable. A slight re duction t ook place in Anglo-Egyptian, Chartered Bank of India, Austra li a, and China, nglish Joint Stock, Europeao, Imperial Ottoman, London Joist Stock, and Union Bank of London. Bank et British Columbia and Bank of Queensland shares, however, were firmer. The shares of the financial companies were dull, and in some cases a decline of 1-10 to 4 per share took place. The closing quotations were as fol lows : International Financial, 1 5-16 to 7-16 prem. • General Credit, 2to prem.; London Pi. nanciai, 8* to # prem. • Imperial Mercantile Cre. dit, 2to prem. ; prem. Foncier and Mobbier, 44 to 4 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted lof to 4 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 4 to dis.; Overeud, Gurney, and Co.. 41 to 4 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, * to 4 dia. ; Ottoman Eloci4ti Gifoileale, 24 to 4 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4; Lion Brewery, 14 to 2 prem. ; and Atlantis Telegraph Preference, 14 to 2. The shares of the Ceylon Company, as well as International Con tract, °tea° and Southland Investment, and Union. Marine Insurance of Liverpool, were fiat. Rio Improvements paid-up shares met with inquiry. Metropolis Sewage shares were nominally quoted 10 to 11 prem. •, Transatlantic Steam, 2 to 3 prem.; and London and Australian Agency, 4 to 1 prein. American securities were in considerable demand. United States 5.20 Bonds rose 4 to 1 per cent, closing at 694 to 704. Erie Railway shares left off 1 dol. better than yesterday, at .59 to 4, and there was an advance of like extent in Illinois Central, which closed at 83 to 4. Atlantic and Greet Western Railway Debentures were quoted 87# to 88. The advance extended to Virginia State stooks. There were inquiries for Nova Scotia Six per Cent. Bonds. Btnte — lld! Indian Viper, Baer. and F Carsinae liiury. ia&p liataplan) . Hope c, All are kora. ADDMONAL Aisavors.--Girolds. Bird of Ere, Lord Lyre, Block Drought, sad Dioorotion. 02ESAREWIT011. 100 to $ on the Field (off) 20 to 1 apt Landows (t) 25 to 1 Sdpisotes (t ) 1000 to 10 Suspicion (t) OAKBRIDOESHIRE. 25 to 1 sgst Glidistwar. Veil little doing. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THISDAY.) Very moderate supplies of English wheat cares fresh to hand to-day. Fine dry samples were in steady request, sad Monday's currency wu well maintained ; otherwise, the trade wu dull, yet late rates were supported. There wee • fair show of foreign wheat in the market, the demand for which wu somewhat restricted. In prioss, however, no ohange took plain. Floating cargoes of gram changed hands to • fair extent, at about previous quotations. The supply of barley, both English and foreign, was limited ; nevertheler sales progressed slowly on former terms. _ . . . . — Pelt moved off freely at full prices. Beans were a dull inquiry, but not cheaper. The supply was small. Yeas, the show of which bad increased, met a slow male, at lets rates. A fair average business was passing in floor, and priors ruled firm. In most avictdtural seeds, next to nothing was doing. Linseed and rapeseed were very firm. Cakes were dull. talltiltlVl me m. MINIUM Pa Qr. WILL a. 5. Esau, Leak red, old 43 to 48 new 34 to 43 „ Do.wterto, old 42 to IQ moredi andLumia. new 34 to 44 red, new — to Tee Pt. I tij BANAL Ma tlog Distilling Grinding 2.5 to 26 Yom. Norfolk, sod 56 to 65 Eteproo and Ware 66 to $4 Brook OM& & Smith. UM Beak"' potato Irlik white block Nowa& SO to 40 Slot 2B to 42 Harrow Piglooo 43 to 45 Ove r. aes - 13 te 16 NIPS Ss to so White ll3 to 00 Twos Tows sad., pr NM to __---Its. New 0631. Ornalry Inn* feed lO to IS Node& mad lodolk, paste 34 to 53 molds 3O to 31 Foliates. Ps Qr. Wilfait. S. I. RTE. Danish) and Laelsl berg 45 to 56 Itoatock et Madams burr 43 to 60 Danish. Russian, hard .. soft American, red . „ white Per Qr. 0.426. s. Danish and Swedish 18 to 2t Rumba lB to 24 Danish l4 to 118 1 170 160 B6 to 37 I__ Pm& _ Grinding SO in 14 Distilling Malting Ong. _- . 1.4 to t 7 rats 34 to Id Dutch 18 to IS feeding .... 17 Go tO ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, So„ CARPJAOE, 11011 BIPT. I DIDIA2I Inane 99 to n Yellow _ 29 to 30 'Loos. Frosoh, per sack .... 111 to 54 8 4 60 ba1. to 31 Amourieso. par het .. MS to so Coaolliso. „ .. 24 to 30 INTO LONDON NY WATII ro errr. 26 INCLITRIVt. Wheat. Harley. Ilan. Um. roar. im are. an. are. Ws. rata Mash and bee 12 230 240 .. /MY Web 4O foreign OO9O 8040 22269 4779 — Teta OO5O 2120 210 I 24720 1 4770 1 Iwo LIVERPOOL COTTON MARK= (THIS DAY.) (BY MT= 115011011 ZIACTRIC TELVOILAYIL) (BROM 001 OWN 0011.111101DBBT.) The market °outlaws both strong in tone and pries, and the sales are reported at about 30,00 bales. KINCINGI-LANB.—(THIS DAY.) Burma.—The market shows immerged firmness, a full amount .1 buds= bavlsg been transocted at 6d. to Is. advanos = last week's price* wake include Porto Rico, at 365. to 375. ; Cuba, 365. ; Mauritius, 30s. 6d. to 35e. 6d. ; Grapattah date, yellow, 3.5 e. 6d. ; date ifsdros, Vs. 6d. ; Rosins, cloyed, 33.. to 33e. 6d. ; =cloyed, 30s. to 30s. 6d. Reflood is also in active request, at higher priees ; brown lamps, 445. ; fair tillers, 445. 6d. Osvres..— The parcels of East Indio brought to public sole hays sold at the valuations. Plantation Carlos, mid dling. 790. to 81a. ; native Ceylon, email, 63a. fad. to 64e. 6d. ; medium end bold, 646.6 d. to 67e. fad. Tam.—Orme teas and ooloury Imes brought former prices for =port. Ron.-40 puncheons of Jomoics sold at 3e. 4d. Rice-3.060 bags of old Rangoon sold at 101.6 d. SALTPILTILL—No sales reported. Cotton.—Thee is a ooutinued active demand. at a fur her avow* of id. per lb. Hair.-2,300 bales of Manilla sold at 351. to 361. fo: f .ir to pod earreat quality. ESCAPE OF Two PRISONERS.—On Friday morning two prisooers escaped from Rotherham police-station in rather a clever manner. One of the fa hives is •mu named William Turner, who has been in custody for six or eight weeks on • charge of committing • murderous assault on a farmer. After the committal of the offence Turner absconded, and was not apprehended for somo time. Since his apprehension he has been brought before the ma. giatrates etch suomeding week, bat, owing to the prosecutor being so Injured as to be unable to leave his bed, the hear ing of the case against the prisoner has not taken place, and be has been remanded in custody from time to time, bail being on each occasion peremptorily refused. The other runaway is a chimney-sweeper, whose wife and family live at Worksop. His name is John Holmes, and he was committed for trial on Monday last on *charge of repo. Oo Thursday they were lodged together is one of the tells, their beds being placed at opposite ends of the room. The I DEATH Or CLAREMONT.••-•Mr. BOWeA'S celebrated " reserve " officer saw them all safe at 3 o'clock on Friday, and believed, from the appearance of the beds, • horse Claremont died at his training stable, at Mr. John that they were asleep at 4 o'clock when he visited the 803tt'n. Whitewall, Malta., on Monday afternoon, the cense of death Wag inflammation of the lungs. The price mills. At 5 o'clock, however, he discovered that they were this horse laat wee 3,0001, k, when as offer to buy him missing. An alarm was at once tined, and the place was Put It examined. It was then found that a portion of theflooring Wag mad e, was THE TEMPLE um:mow—A notice has been placed under one of the beds had been tore up, affording Bose. for I a man to pus through, though with difficulty. Between 'on the walled the Temple Church anocemeieg its reopening one and two feet below the floor is an arched ceiling built of after the long vacation, nu Sunday next Oct. 1. bricks, and along this the men appeared to have crawled—the A RETREAT AT ALDRESHOT.—Yesterday, [at a chimney-sweeper, no doubt, finding his professional lupe- field-day of the troops of the Aldershot divbrion, Lieutenant. rieoce useful—for • distance of eight or nine feet, when ' General Sir John Peoodather carried out the details of a they managed to take out a number of bricks, making en sham fight sod • retreat on an extensive scale in the pre. aperture sufficieutly large to allow them to pass through pence of several disting uished visitors. The troops formed to the room below, in which is kept the warming apparatus. up at half-past 10 o 'clock on Eelmore.hill, and marched Thence their egress would he comparatively easy, as past immediately on the arrival of visitors about that hour. they had only to remove the coal-hole grating, climb up They then took ground preparatory to resisting the attack into the yard, and escape over the wall. As soon as it was ' of a supposed enemy advancing from Portsmouth, and found that they were gone telegrams were cant to various , who had occupied • strong position available for a descent places and routes, and were also despatched as early as •os the °lmp. The mancetivrieg of the troops lasted some possible to all places in the surrounding district. From hours, and was of a very interesting nature. The weather the time and labour that would be required to be expended wee magnificent throughout. Some interest was attached it the preparation for escape it is inferred that the crafty to the proceedings, as It is believed this will be the lest fellows most have bees at work more than one day. No field-day Sir John Pennefather will conduct at Aldershot tools were found, bat it is eurm , sed that some may have his command expiring shortly. been given to them through the window, • pane of which is ' Sgocsrgo CASE OF HYDROPHOBIA.—On Sator missiog. , ' day a labourer, named Hawes, residing In Southtowe, SERIOrB ACCIDENT.—We regret to state that toe Yartnoutb, died from the effects of this terrible malady. absence of our respected member, Mr. Hardoaatlo, from the On the previous Monday be went to Mr. 0. Palmer, our annual dinuerof the Odd Fellows' Lodge bet night, was geon, and complained of stiffune and pain in the beck, and owing to s serious accident which had occurred to his son- inability to mellow liquids. Oa being handed • glass of ia 'inw. Thos. lishorne, Eeq., whose marriage with Mien 1 water he exhibited the lamest horror and loathing, sod it liardeaslie and the attendant festivities at Writtle bet two was elicited from him that he had been bitten by a dog years ago will be remembered by some of our readers. It some twelve w oaths previously. Everything that medical appears that tar. Ushuaia who is staying at Bfghtoci, was aid could suggest was done for him, but he daily grew Islam one of the swimming baths there, and for thererpows worse, the disease developing itself in all its terrible the of taking • " holder" into the water, had clambered to the ' racteristics. After six days of great agony the poor fellow top of the dreesieg.roont, when his foot slipped, and his died on Saturday morning, of exhaustion. The deceased leg going through • glass roof, a fearful gash was indicted stated that the dog which had bitten him was destroyed on pwt below the knee, the muscles being out through to the th e same day or the day afterwards, so th ere is no truth I. hose and the joist exposed. Nub anxiety is of course the statement sometimes made that the danger is over OA felt as to the progress of the wmod towards healing, and the death of the animaL The wound was so trifling that the Inspects of the restoration of the limb to strength and it healed immediately, and the demand paid no further usefulneee—Bury and Norwich Pat. heed to 11.—Bure and Norwich Port. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices :—Towa 'Allow, 465. 3d. nett cash • Petersburg Y.C. on the amt., 46e. Si. • October to December, 46 5. ; December, 475. ; March, 46. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattend.en and Smith report .e OVAOIIiVO trade doing for all hops of the new growth, fine samples of which are already btooming ammo, and realise higher prices than Wt week. musciaLusous. i~~~: ~~; a It In If t IN IS IS 1 I les IPis ldil I II r o t 1 IPlir 1:: Aa 1 -loamogleslowintig lAtiaalloTeL 81406 U Wainlima VW 16 Lustrenwitrrki. I, 10 nalagyenhTeaktatonL ,000 10 liarlisWatarworka u. l , WS nolahow Vaughan IL . 6 ermemy Sae ( i 000 II Da 10.1 Was WO 1 Do. Ird Mate N 201 Weageso Lodi 0 1,31 . IL B. aI. Ma& Tot (L.) .me we N Erlikh lkowsny Tea ( t ) ll 11 8114 Quaalla 00 10 ennaeaaTeiv(L) 1 111 i • 1 00 16 Clay ol=l.Pro.(L I 11 10 City of Milan lingeo.(l I 19 14 Do al 00 26 City of Moscow Or (L). I 10 N Olty Oilleas (Lim) Of OweinevolnlValtia(loa: 1 00 10 Clem.MAbkeialleart. 1 IN . DM_ IL li 1 00 N Oonthmalal 170sati. Id 00 160 OwilmokOorporatloa( I U . Ibg.„Predleg • s. al 00 N 0. f0w.1101.6. of Mtg. I 00 116 Do. of Kaneda' (L) 11 161 IN. Oryetal Palma lO OL 11l Do. Progress l4l OR IL Do. 6R airing. Bei 1111 ' 10 Dariesibg (Idindt.dl IN Obei.aWorporatioWL II 610 10 limaern War Tea(L) 1 Al N LliediaLand,OArlis L. 1 N I. Lea Lerig.l Caul 11 000 SO Ebbw Val. 1! SOS N itepalsagominTrd.(L 614. 10 U. Uieltdo Telegraph 6 Nam aoll . 1•9 nes • and 100 1110 nagelloi. 00 10 Fairtaine loglatorrtag. 6 . 90 a Itiawelal Omporation. 1 00 N fhwaelal Dlemmao (4) II 6 4 din 10 N lhamag. Werahowe IL 6 se op. 10 N gelilvars (41101•41 li 12 10 Me N G.OredildtrlmotLea (1 4 14 21gan 016 gen. Ilimat Navigation 11 26 27 60 tiomedtvloalal W(L) 6 Ilf 0411. 10 nogg[ong &China Gm an 1 op. l N limilage. nig . .. an 154 151 10 number Iron Worloa(L) 20 16 14 dim 40 1atga11ar.044,146.(L) ., a 11 24 pm I 1 Illa Mn7lol Pm 1 4 idb 60 Mornatlonal (magma 15 6 4 el Par la 10 Intornatainaram. L 0 11 tior 10 Intammtland Croill 6 11 lone zil 60 Itanao WAIL IS —Ms 10 Dallaalretg. (Ow. Clay ssettol(L) ; all 11 II , 100 Do. il p... Nla. r O . 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New 10000 LT N.Zeidand Lall.kg.L 11 per Um MAW 26 ri.Zastasd TALmu k t. 2 I 1 Pm 14.000 10 NortberWatounTuiLl 14 lom par 16,000 10 Do. B 157,1762 oa. 14.11ria A mtraladan(R• 100 41 66 WOW 6.) N.BrlthMerean.ln.lL ei 07 4161 mow 10 Nologong T.4(1.1=144 , 1 IMe par 41,000 14 • marine Omura. 5 19 20 pw 10,0 10 I ontal roinewrolal(L T 10,000 60 Oriental llsweetal(Lins 10 9 7 dla 30.000 6 Ortental Ga. (Limged) an 64 6 30,000 6I Do. New ll Par !Pm 40•000 lo 'Orleallaindlossot(L) an lf t 11,000 10 Out. 4 othlasal mist it 1 Me par 1 %600 10 Ottoman Company (L) 1 1 dd. 4pm 10.000 a. Ottoman Plaanolal (I t . 16 7 0 . Me Fel ill Id .7._. iii sr is 7 7 7 ! I_ -7tial Taal 9 1.1 plc ICtin — I S 4 2 1dh. 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MIL (4 . I Anal II South Australian LW at „0001.: U. Sat D motoo doep Tsimp all opa lOO ... ' l o, 2.641•1 II Tel. Pastrao.ollolo.ll. 12 0.000 101 Thames &if wan lo.(L.1 I 7,500 20 Trialdtd Petroleum (Ll] 7,000' 10 Truffit&AestasidAin.L I 40031 20 T. MI. 00. of 0. Com& 0,000 II 110.1dorlso ad I.6vorf. ntad 0,000 I oc.Tobs. op. 1 4000 10 lhalvexallarlaolas. L. 1,000 111 Upper As Ns T*l4o 3,000 10 DOW 0,000 Se VanDlsmisarstend Mere 00 Warrant 01.0044401.1 s 1 4000. 10 1r onlncila&l'aelhatia • PREFERENCE SHARE& Great Western Odginal preferenes 44 per cent., 94. Midland 4i per cent., preference stock redeernalls, 991. North LAstezn Snort. end Dad.. C 6 percent, 324. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Great Luzem'ourg, 1.4 S.mhrs and Meuse, 7. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 18i. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WZDNERDIIT. ------- from what mume did not appear. Mrs. Laporte, however, declared that it was quite impossible to be otherwise than t h e y mere, and proose&fd to state that aboutll o'clock on the meee isc of lloaday, the 18th inst., while aloes and in close prozimity to her husband's warehouse, her drew and petti apt were raised as high all her shoulder on two mperste ac e f lons, and that the defendant. instantly afterwards s tepped in front of her, looked her in the fun in a *rim im pose, and proceeded on their way—that greatly shocked at snob • tlfignint °atms as had been committed, she wade her husband ecquainted with it, and that even. t e eny these prooeediegs were taken. It wen totally impos sible that the petticoesa could have tooome disarranged and act of place to nob a height as mentioned but by some per aces heads mid intentionally, the first offence was fol lowed up the instant after her clothes had (in oonsequence of the material) dropped down end not any persons but the atfanduits were pear her. The sensation was met with a denial that the defend oats were in company together at the time In question, sad • waiter was called to prove it. Their master also pre them a character for morality aad general good cooduct, bat they were each fi ned 40e, or In Wasik sentenced to an imprisonment of 21 days. The money 1/2/ paid. - - WANDSWORTH. ALLZOBD BURNING OP PRI BODY OP A CHILD. Fanny Knight, who was charged lut week with me oaks the birth of her illegitimate child, was brought up for rweramiriation. Oe thie occeaien the prisoser wee defeaded by Mr. TsistiL It will berm-oilseed that the body had not been found, and that the cue rested upon the prisoner's own state ment After she was taken into eustr2 by Police-eon stable &Shill, she confessed to having yen birth to • c hild "bout fortnight before, but wh ether dead or alive she could not tell, and that she burnt the body. • married woman, lodging in the bones of the em otes father, was called, and ate stated that for NON time past up to lad Saturday three weeks she ens united from the prisoner's appearance that she wee is the welly-way. Mrs. Brown, another lodgar, also celled her atteation to the primmer on that Satuy. In the armee she looked very ill. Witness saw her several noes afterwards, and she looked so bad that one evening that ehe said to her, " Oh, how bad and ill you look." fib* inad—" Do you think so? I don't feel so." A young man Named Frank was with her, and she tamed away from wit sem She afterwards maw a change in the prisoner's appear. sees, which led her to believe that she had been confined. Witness sever spoke to her about it. Polieseosstable added that the erisocer told him that the did set know whether it was a child or not She told the doctor she did not know the size or length of it. This being all the evidence, Mr. Rlcketta submitted that there was no proof of the ezieteoce of a child. Mr. Ingham said there was the prisoner's own statement that she had burnt the body. It the child was born alive she vie guilty of murder, and if not there war the mama mint of the birth. It was • eme to be submitted to a jury. The prisoner wax again remanded for the attendance of the doctor and Mrs. Brown. -- GREENWICH. HIM PAUPER REMOVALS AND THE METROPOLIS HOUSZLES -.- _ POOR ACT. Margaret Saunders, a middle-aged woman with five chil dren, was charged with disorderly conduct at Rotherhithe workhouse. Alexander Fleming, porter, said the prisoner had every night in BIICCOISiOI2 since Friday last presented herself and live children at the workhouse gate, and claimed admission for the night. Lot eight she came se usual, and created so great • disturbance outside and inside the house that she had to be given into custody. Two female pauper Dunes described the language of the prisoner as disgusting and her conduct meet violent. On Sunday morning she took up a tin bowl and threw it at one of them, and on the previous night although offered lodg ice in one of the wards of the house she ref used to go, and end she would sleep in the tramps' ward. The prisoner protested that she had been most shamefully treated by the workhouse office* and had not only been Impelled to sleep on flag stones, but had been denied the ma necessary chamber utensils for the children during the night. She was nine weeks ego deleted by her hus band, and formerly lived at Wakefield. Flemming, the workhorse porter, said there were bed. Meade with seeking and rugs provided, but the prisoner re fined to use them. Kr. Elden, the relieving office., here entered the court and said that seven months ago the prisoner arrived, with her five chiklme, from Trate, Ireland, end entered the Rotherhiths workhouse, slaying that her husband bad left the ship at Plymouth and bad deserted her. After remain leg a few days, the husband came and took her and the !study away. On Friday night last the prisoner came to the workhouse again. She had been drinking and was very violent, threatening to put both his (witness's) eyes into one, and to break in his skull. She and her children had been for five weeks in Horsham union, and he had offered her an order for the house with a view of paring her and the children to their legal place of settlement, but she refused it, and said she should leave and come night after night for a lodging. The prisoner, who was very violent during the hearing of the cue, declared all that had been said Beloit her was Mo. Mr. Maude said ouch misconduct weld not be tolerated, and the prisoner was committed to the Wandsworth House of Correction for 14 days, the children being taken to the anion. On bearing her sentence the prisoner bowled and screamed, and declared she would not be taken to prison. She was then forcibly removed from the dock to an ad joining cell, to await the prison van. FIINIANISII IN THE METROPOLIS.—(TnIS DAY). There seems no doubt that the Fenian organisation has ax. Ueda to the metropolis, and that numbers of the Iriah resi dents; in London were enrolled members of the brotherhood, and had received regular cards of fellowship, am/ the police have been for some days past keeping a strict surveillance over the movements of certain parties inspected of being the leaders in this secret organisation and also certain individuals known to be Fenian delegates from Ireland. Two of the mambas of the Greenwich theatrical company, in consequence of having &great correspondence with Belfast and other parts of Ireland, were suspected of Fenianism, end were waited on by the police, but being able to give a a►tis. factory explanation, the mattereeded. SERIOUS FIRE AT BERMONDSEY. --(THIR DAY.) — This morning afire broke ont in the premises of Messrs. King den and Powell, oil.oloth naanolacturere, Queen-street, Ber mondsey New-road. In almost every compartment of the premises were stored oils, varnish, turpentine, and other inflammable articles of stock in the process of drying, and io the course of a few minutes the principal portions of the factory, at beset to l• 20 feet is 'meth and 60 feet wide, became encircled by flame. The oil and turpentine ran along the floors, and the watchman was overtaken by the blazing spirits, which eorrouoded him and burnt his whiskers and the hair on his head. For some time he was unable to find the key of the door, so an to Ist himself out, and according to his own statement, he fully expected to be buret to death, but suddenly he espied the key, and was enabled to release himself. By th►t period the flames were in every portion of the factory, and rose so high as to be visible from all parts of the metropolie. The whole of the premises were destroyed, and the total lois is very consi derable. 00 70 100 105 us.DLNiai anAzzi AND irooKi. I Pd. I Unarm. l= " I kirde4"ll4llll lielalai sad Nie105....1 ICambrian Oak ohs Bandon IS 16 122 11l mil •c PI 12 14 I I 7,1 1 all 1?•( c7;figii -- ,no. • Id.** dlr. onill • Do. D p..lipoid to B Dolan rod lone iDeadoorrolkaabd.io Moot Imam Scrip Cart I Do. =red I. Madero laden Ord. M. Do. Z. an. Stk., No.I Groot Noelkolloogrard Greadlforthin Do.l ♦ I k so dry. as- Do.D Sp. a. Ispold Di. Routh Wont Om) error Worm Do.droar VoLOoLlik Do. 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Woo 'kilo& do. • Td I 100. 37, 13 } 10if t zil 1(11 Hi ill Dli 2 JOINT STOCK BANK& alra/101 a 0n.....m Amara maa a - o.i IL I Irel W. Mow. i woes . I lh. .T., W. 1 it. i gtl D. i l.i Z. 1,1. De 3 ---w---- --- in WIWI N .. 6.. a Ato•beiaaaaaig3. II Os 06 - Nairn .-. .. 180.0 , 11117 ILL 1 W.B . W.tab -. 1 10,0001 60 elision lB R 1 Ms - Aberdeen 110.0366 B.W. e 6.6. Z. 0- 12 30,000 lell AdtlaaceLen.ElAvelpool 10 7 4 pm - La th . ... um, ft W. 1 N. - 1 In 10,006190 Do. lamed MllO pa 19 6ipea _. A i d,,, 5 ;,ij,.., moray ilr.g, 1 8. b- 1 th 190.0001 10 eel° AO/tri&D ,:r• • - 1 . 40.900 SO Anglo Egyptian (um.) I2I 01 pm - yomets ~,, we. ft 8 L 4 B.E. be ,- 2 a• 10,000 SO Anzio Italian (Limited) 19 4 3 ets •-- Ofts c ear .. 00.06 011 LEL 4 S.F. a-' II 11,300 10 helatlcliank.Cocaswdl 5 15 17 -. Ilvernuel ... 10.16 671 AL 3 &EL b - 2 IMMO 40 &nitrates's sta 76 17 - Itslybsed.... 30.05, I. 6T 60.1.60.1. a LS. ..- ICr MO) &) Do. New all 76 74 - Plasm ).. .9464 L 7 MA b- 6 Ell 1t.500 10 BankotßrUbditchunblis all 14 25 10 - *est 80.0468 RE. 5 8.11.1. e - 4 10,000 15 twin of ill a ft . r . all 19} 101 "' VOrient W.9 Of Z. 3 B.E. b- 2 8,000 100 Bank of - Rochefort... 90.0010 It 15,000 11l Bank of Otago (Ln (6 e6) 9 li 01411 - 1,1, 666 16 .. 20.07 67 KKK 8 NIL bm - 2 et 10,000 10) Sank of Queenalaad POI 16 4 3 dis ... Weymosti..lo.lo'43: E.N.K. it LISA b• - 3 m WAN 60 flanknreletoria.AselMa 26 64 MI - Portsmouth . 30.12 591 Z. 4 LS.* o 1 1 60,060 10 Bonk ot New 141904 - radon ..... 9117156, N. 4 IL b 1 - - in 0,000 60 Bernell% Bank ;Limited 10 par lon - Varmonth ... 80.1064 LEL , 3 11J3.11. b, - 4 tl 50.000 98 InisamtkrorMEssesff.' 10 1211 Per -• karborong..3o.lB:s7 11. B. , 8. I I 8.3.2. b' - 1 27 ,000 SO arena 41. Dearerolan D. nl4 2 dte - abaft .. 1 90_1965 , W. ' 2 W. em - 2 Y WOW 50 littlish N. America - - '- ' - - - - Sihnotil itr 0. six radta.haa, Mesa .1 96 27 - KW 111 Clot. Mee.ot lettilsoke. kltoliAßLß 10,000'100 , t.r - TRIIIIIMAY. 01 H 011211131 711 DAT. 20,00011•0 ciareks I 26 41 al - S.F. to P. W. sad W., Domes. 13.8.12 to W.LW., i ! trash Maim. strong to moderate . A 60,000 /100 Camerae le teutada al -.- -. sloven. 40,000 SS Con,. Pant aindlaota all t 8 31 S.F. to 9. W.. fresh to W 15612131. 8.8. W. to W.N.W.freeh, squally t o 18 100,000 10 Ooneetftsted Hank (Li 6 61 6 1 pm -. 6 . 000 190 4hatiMMies l IS - -Da - strong, with some 5.00.1 100 • uu. New - - -. rein. moderate. d 10,000 60 Delhi and London 26 13 15 -. 1.5.0. to S.S. W., (mph BOUTEKRIC SE. to S.W., strong to 90.000 60 best Loudon Diodes& b par t per - squally, rain in some fresh, In places some al 04000 re Easters ErehansalLlna) 6 li 0111 a -. places, rein. B.S.E. to W.S W., too- ZAIREFM. 8. to W., strong to 0 10,003 116 English Joint Steck (L) IA * tEio - 30,000 10 SegatooketAaeLlAszed. all 21 tt -. dente to strong, fine moderate. 30,000 60 *KUM and Swoosh (L 10 6 I si. • generally. 46,000 i 40 rnrooran Rank 'Limited 16 3 um. -. Northern=ticarlend. Westent=fteland. Wales, and adjs. 11 190 0 01 100 EledmsAltdsobJeg.(L) 26 6 3 dl. 201 cenclea Sonthern=llnglleti Channel and Bay of Macey. g' 19 090 1 191 Do. mend at I pm- ES 6 3 cus - Eastern=lrestward England end North Bea. d fle.ooolloo Do. New ,009 160 lianertid Reek. Wetted SO to tips - fte , 1I 10 119000 91 bfterlalOtteenft lO 666 0. 161 1 CALCCTLA AND CHINA MALLS.-MALTA, SEPT. xo. 7 6,000 16 lowan.. 6.000 161 po, New I 1 moo 2, j a m w 0 rt . 8ka.,2 6 %) 4 dim * P ar l all .-. will leave at 10 cm. to-morrow. The former may be ex. t 90,000 66 ,Lon.BlLotMea.:....te.:r. 15 IDa par lit peeled at Ifesetile on the 28th ins an.,land the latter at , 10,60t0 Ill• rOO. BUM a ROOtallatEls IS .-• .- 4111 - amthimpum on the lo t h o c t o b v . 10.000 ire London and Brasillan W. W Do. New 24 t f -To - EXTENSIVE IMPORTATION OF DISEASED RAMS.- 1 9060 10011ara.13.AmmELF 1661 9 1 1 tit 14 17 pm - We regret to learn that very oxidative importatioue o f I 1 0. 000 116 I Do. New, he. at li va_ii 1 0 Si 4 13'. - hams io a condition which renders them wholly unfit for W 30. Lea . Ch.aank et hai eff tfi 26 30,000 SS !Landon and Comity-. 10 76 78 - human food have meetly ben made, and attempted to - 71 10 'Loathes Joel 1140 . ..ok. - be made, at this port. About !bees weeks ago tw e lve 16, le !Loudon& South airman all iv ID 174 boxes of hams arnved by one of the steamers, conegned AM er 'llan. de 8. Western Q 10 s* 2 1 Ma! - to a very extimaire provision merchant in town. 1u - 1 5,000 00 Do. do. New _ 174 2 1 dl.l .- formation of their unsound condition having reached , 5 , 000 50 LondomtVeltemaelA (L) lit 3at per - Mr. Gdfikin, lospeotor of Proviaiooe, he examined the ' 00000 1 100 ;Lem di Wedinininer 10,000301 ;Merchant Bank; Um 4 Y 6 - contests of the boxes, found the hems to be in a shoot - ft Sips 60,099 88 v 67 .'11. & g,,,,,, m ir. 10 6 6 mid - dug state, and had them soot took. Another ow hap- I 14000 100 ilterro. 6 PIOT. back (L. le 4 s di . 16i posed yesterday. Twenty-fire boxes of hams. each box t 4 . 16 81 00 I Do. de. , 0.000100 Midland Desk (Lbw) - another provision merebant. Mr. CiaMkm having moor. 0 10.000400 ,National or Liverpool lO 6 7 10 2 ' . - tailed their condition, proceeded to the merchant, who ,' ,000 100 'S.Pre. et lbagleall . 6 5 . 00 0 10 , Do. Sod and 3rd lame 11 .- - - stated that he had no Intimetion of the coosignment, sod - I 50.000 50 :/foal lisuk 1 90 - - - sooompanied him to rho mayor, who ordered the inspector 87.600 le :New loath Weiss , all 4t 44 - to see the whole lot re-shipped to Liverpool. It would be 0,000 0 131 w Zealand (UMW) I 1 iota per -. well if an squally sharp lookout were kept on the other 60,990 30 INorth Western ni 3 4Pm - side of the Channel, as great quantities of these provisions 00600 IS Oriental Bank Corpora.' en 62 66 63 are believed to have reached the Caked Kingdom from sops no 1° 7,1 3 0 " S/b I rm ril lu ' llan e l t BCGrPlal 40 74 I I 2 ,,r * - Ame ri co, returned r from the South, which from over-keeping and the long journey. have heoomehalf deems ,i 2° 10,10 )1 , 1 11 j P".1.4. D0. *f d i O n4l44 ..- I 111 84- IS-. 11$ 84- - posed, and are utterly unfit for coosumPtion. oblto be i in ._ _. 1 ..t,606 93 actoda.Panl..E Deihl (X 10 30 2161 s - hoped that at all the Irish porta a careful isepection may A 20.0001 IS Smith Amtrialla ift 14 36 - prevent the iotroductioo of this )horniest& torrion, of 17,(111 le° Rived.•lL 8. kbies -__ - * 8 ° 8 'l t ' - which no entail quantity might find its way among the 19.00911* Do. d.. ta. Moon. 10 s 4 dis I - poorer classes, end be productive of the moat awful regalia. ti 40,400, 56 thatos al Australia .. . a ft ft - w 10,000'100 Craton a Wand (aw,.) pg 6 4 iiib ... -Northers Whig. i . 80,000. 50 Union at Icador .. 14 ft 64 534 The prizes and certificates gained locally by me w •-•-•-•- I didate at the lad examination in onenexice with the IJoi d .IJUUIk. I verity of Oxford were promoted on Monday. at the Exeter o No. 136. 1 Dogma. I Pd I 0. ...... I 4 .1 m. ! Guildhall, by Sir Stafford Northoote, Bart, IILPt, the A iiikilM sad Watt ladle IMO Ila 06 - I president of the local otoomittes. The MAina (kr. D. T. 6 11.010 16 Denerailloatift ~0 1 ; 1 6 - - Mead) took the chair; sad assmaget thane wisest were the It t. 9 7 1 1.1e IL Lantos/VW Raelassin4oo ft yg ... Eel of Devon, Mr. S. T. Keleseriet , LP.. Mr. T. 1). rot SOWS 0 0 . Ronthantoton I mo ... - .., Aclaa, M.P., Slr John Coleridge, Mr. J. D. Week% MAW 114. Barmy Comments' -lee •-•- •-• 111. P., as. 111 ES.-a/11S DAY.) Two o'Cioci. The mining market to-day is active, with a good demand. Some of the present quotations are sub joined, viz. :—Great Vor, 34 to 35 ; East Lovell, 15} to 16} ; South Coudurrow, 21 to ; Lady Bertha, lls. to 13s. ; Wheal Grenville, 31 to 31 ; East Grenville. 3 to 31 ; Frank Mills, 131 to 7 ; West Caradoo, 81 to 9i ; and Great limey, 20 to 2L Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, with a fair Dumber of transactions. A call of sa. is to be paid on the shares of tbe Otea Copper Mining Company (Limited) by the 18th October. THE YOREDUIRE FAIRS AND THE CAITLZ DUnass.—Tbe utmost precaution is being takes in the Yorkshire tower—in which a round of autumnal fairs en sow being held—to prevent the istroluetios of the entlediewe isto the districts of North cud Erg York. shire. is ail the divisions veterinary inspectors bays been appoisted, sod stringent Tales laid down, preventing the admixture of home and foreign cattle, sod the Mi. Mission of say suspected beast to the market, under of severe penalties. The dealer of contracting th en fectioe is exercising very prejudicial effects as the fairy. There Is a sureity of keep, sod Unities say begin- Dine to show so bad that apprehensions for winter pros pects see getting serious. Thus boyars are sot very auxins and there is little demasd for say but Foglia' stork, white holders fear to burg into the fair oeing to the necessity that has been imposed for giving a warranty. Thus the chief part of the stock offered is foreige, the demand being about niL The show has bests healthy, but poor in nun. ben sod bad is quality. Genenly farmers are afraid te °reran. Then reins:ha rear part ioulerly to the annual Holerood fair held at Pickering ce Morley. At the Kirby felt. lest week there was warany a head of horned cattle offering, sad et Market Wslghtoe the sale and show were both poor. At all the falls there has bees a tolerably good show of sheep and nine trade end prim are stifles. ing a good deal. Mine le s greet seasons take the plea" ef beasts this yesr. All fat nooks seem sad dear. The here fairs have been were pees hitherto. Foutux-ornes, Barr. 21—The Queen has t pleased to approve of Mr. P. G. Yes der Byl ea ConenliOeneral is England fee the Repablie of the Orange ' Free Beate is South Atriee.—Geocar. OlaIrsTAL PAULUS. Oil SUULDIG DAT. I TUMMY, SEPT. 211.—Adreissums es motel 3,884 r ditto ley IMIDDIS tiekeis, 14.55. Teta viaitere,4, 1 1 r ti Bees: c ha Vat that NMI Wail Plato icted, id u. mast ths 'a. night ill the I ONO &gra la br nualli D PO' nor ci ad be ffergoi sista' t to do. ut halo 10 Nroiabi en b., echi• o'clock come meow ( rep the used to moglia a to hit mid fiddle r shout. hen the r in th. ffe pm' eer 0 " ted hida stl is wag Id Inis %Mg* aid 00 fenalr j wow, a in a t-sq suar 2 st• maw CoI n' 11 0 .1 • 111911.0 3 e iti.f rils•