The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-03 00:00:00

>ENT NBAR BOLTON ABBEY.- Mtn PERSONS KILLED. THE agolsrsa TIOAN 87 -.-- CITY OF LONDON.-4THIS DAY.) -ping, at 11 o'clock, Charles Paha * barrister, appointed to feriae the lime b en o f parlasmest for the City of Di s h % duties in the Court of Common Moak m (of the firm of Noires, Oldfidia sad INsteit). J. Nicholeos, appeared for the Citp of . L ft . re Registration meodatioe ; Yr. itith.. a lms Ledger. for the Liberal Re gionitl4 having taken hie seat, bristly *m od otter whisk, • banded In the lisle of household., the City. and the vestry elerke th o of shins and objectless take. is lists. From the lists it appeared that )jeetioss takes oat on the livery. sad 54 4 :: • lists of the liberal% while the easservublo the farmer, mad 416 ea the latterlik obiestioes were doable aul 170 The liberals bare nude five a, ne w in the bousekeidere lute, and _ The eoeservatives bays ma& let ;so to amend. It appears tkat time are 141 off the limy Hob tkat anpured yet WV ewe us inserted. la the koewke •, o n ,* o ff, and 1,922 sow names iarlid, „,, a I the morph' were of a eserely hood ING AND rArAz MAD. AOCIDINT ZY pis CITY INQUEST.—(PHIS DAY.) noon to-day, Mr. John Humphreys, yEdd ie. bo ld „ e iequiry et the Itaid• Tama, City, .mg the death of William Stone, agog 35 rain. rim over sad killed. peered from the evidenos that the doomed los e is the employ of a coal merchant, sod 40 , mi '4 h e was proceeding along the City... e d • imam ocintaising two toes of owl Se ti e es the top of the soaks of eoel, the top into Orom-street, he fell ri g ht7 i i - his head ea the road. The pastes by bat before that could be dieted the went over his head, erstblpit the skitll in a frhtfo was killed on the spot. It was sap pesQ thy nsdias that he ass claw to his arasior si coal 'er g, peeparei to get down sadlrelJ le left a widow with three ehildren asp ? * the shock of his death has caused her to le octoed of soother child. rammed a verdict of " Accidental Death.' &am.' tall. carriage accident oocurred on Friday bi g ht, o clock, in the woods, Bolton-bridge A corn* James Wharton of Bolton-bridge, cab driver • iyeegy (who for some years ham earned his kvisg lig to the hones of visitors to the Strict, is the Joods), his wife, and • raaid•earrant of Mr. r's were coming from Mr. Obowley's how, a d .gibed that pond* of the woods mar to the, bridep ig out of the Deer Perk, when the bores and caree kei over the precipice fifteen yards high. Two of erei Wharton, *easiest, and Mn. Livesey, were Inlet spot, and Linsey died shortly atter from the dine injuries he sustained. The maid-tenant was * lady hurt, nor was the horse much isjured, bet the was broken to pieces. As ioquast wet held re the .on Saturday, before Mr. Thomas Brown, comer, I • verdict of " Accidental death" was returned. The Awing facts wove deposed to at the inquest : chard Wellock. of Flaulewood. coachmen, mid— nday, about half-past eight o'clock, Mrs. gawky Wharton some beer, Liveasy drank with him; they • gill epic*. Wharton bad • horse and earrip. He Livesey ad his wife got io with him. A servant r. Chowley's *leo get lab ride dews to the pie. I them proceed is far as the, doe; kennel. What* pet the brake on going down the hill. All went on well es is I saw. I *at after • short time and too* the parties at the bottom of the Gill. nem A sitting holding the horse, which had fallen It and his wife, Alias, and Wharton wen dot any lived about four hours, and died from the aired from the falL Joao, the maid, eau Arad. the opposite side of the stream. I did sot Mink ion was is liquor. ries M'liinnel, of Crum, horse-breaker, depoesd— *ay night, after the last witness returned frce Gill, I went with him with a light. When *0 s, Thos. Livesey was sitting under the horses head. lie alive. We got him out, sad than we got out his wife. was dead, We then got Wharton from under the Be wm dead. The servant girl fainted, sad vs noosed. Thos. Livesey was hurtabont his heed into. ally. He survived about tour holm. rtia rad close to the precipios down whirs all the persori with nand carnage fell. The fall would be shoot 15 A very influential meeting was held in Manche* vederday, to onside, the propriety of inviting the So. - Association to bold its next annual gathertaght An invitation was cordially given to the *sued* the mayor promised to move the annual to ea some to it. An enterprising Leeds woollen merchant, Mr. ':k Kirby, hes had the good fortune (says the Leeds ,grif) to carry off the highest prize foe woollen clothes; Portuguese lotereetiosal Exhibition. That the honour by our townsman may be estimated at rte fell vales, ly mention that the prize—grand medal of honour — competed for by numerous mantifacturere of high stead. in Frazee*, Germany, ad other countries, and that d 'even judges of the department only one was as AFORSI MEETING IN CLERK'S/MP= -A public • in furtherance of the objects sought by the Safaris registered manhood stiffens and the vote by ballot. d last evening at the It orniug Men's Clubrooms .-street, Clorkenwell ; Mr. &tors* Brooke is the Mr. John Robert Taylor moved the following roc :-" That this meeting waits with feelines of yell the assembling of the new parliemeet, elected by only, and not by the body of the people, sa ciaty increased by the significant silence of the First Mater of the crown upon the all important questioi sf form. K long Promised and so often deferred ; and this rating feels it to be the duty of the unenfrenchiwl erd represented body of the people to agitate for their MI its by all legitimate means, and to claim the ballot* protection of the voter against intimidation and con*. .* Mr. E. Dresser Rogers seconded the mole , which wee supported by Mr. Baxter Langley, ad :Md. Mr. Cramer moved the next resolution as hi. ins :-" This meeting pledge themselves to soy poet the Olerkeewell branch of the Reform League as at pcei established and to further its progres and extension to the utmost throughout the borough of Finsbury." Mr. Whyses seconded the resolution, which was supported by Staineby, and agreed to. A. vote of thanks to the chairmen concluded the proceedings. ELEcriox ESPE4SI4.-The different accounts have now been published of the expenses incurred m Ira severe contest for the city of Manchester. The followed I. the abstract published oo behalf of Mr. Batley, M.P. asa,_, Mr. Jacob Bright (advanced liberal.), who were reprisal ,. by the earns committee, so that the total sum may be or• aidered as appw tined half to each esadidale :-Rsturami officer's account for hustings, de., 4211.105. 3d. ; wages at Marko, caavuaers, du, 7451. 17a, Sid. ; oommitgewrorma and refreshments, 250/. 14r. 6d. ; cab fazes, 5* 3 98 k 17s. 6a. ; postage stamps, 3701. 14s. ; printieg aud tioaery, 7814 Ha. ; advertising. 3741. Se 5i election agent, 1051. ; o ffi ce-littiegs, 301. 6e. ; se am% 211. 15e. 60. ; total, 3,500'. 15s. 3 d. Mr. Barley wee to* turned at the head of the poll, Mr. Bright bower woo beaten by mare than 1,000 votes by Mr. Edward James Q.C. (liberal). The letter, who is thus returned as Ms colleague of Mr. Baxley, only made his appearance so °iodide* on the Saturday evening or Monday mortal preceding the nominattoe which 111/11 OD WedDllidli• For l ' sheet and vigorous campaign the following coconut was roe up : LTio of rooms, hotel charges, de., 805/. 17s. 441 (odd ° I apparently includes 2101. for hustings); sindichste's taKKIL 1421. So. Gd.; clerks, meseengerroba. 2951. 19•••!do oaks, 2511. 14s. 6d. ; stationery, printing, sad advertimet 6W. Re. 31.; miscellaneous, 961 . 10s.; total, 2,346/. 14s. Da The reanduin4 eendidete, Mr. Abel Hey wow' • liberal), wee fourth on the poll He had been engarta looser canvass than any of the other c andidate% ols"'' following is the comparatively modest bill ow his accianitt :;" 1 Returniug officer, for hustings, U., 2101. 15e 31. Imo rooms for public and committee meetings, 541. 9s. clerks, ineerengers, and miseellatmons expenses, 2181. Is, 7d.1 hire of vehicles, de-, F•J!. IGs.; printreg. station'. 6 , 1 1 postage, 1051. se. ; advertising, 102/. 14s. 6d. ; Wm" , 7811. 2s. 30. THE CHURCH CONCRLIn. -The Church Congin!' COMMIKOMI at Norwich to-day (Tuesday), with a ouzo* Is the cathedral by the Archbishop of York. UP to lo ta. day about 1,600 tickets had bee. taken for the ceoldr°". which procaine to be a successful one. CATTLE Dien...sig.-We regret to state that daring the last few days the cattle dieeeee bee trial rapidly in Farnham . It has played havoc with msof the line headset Mr. fAI len**, Mr- 11. ""'' BolMhot, god Mrs. Paine. Many fine animals have fall* victims. Upwards of 13.0001. worth of stock bum been ir stared in the Farnham Cattle Mutual Insurance Assam' than. The funds, howevar, are likely to be all required h/ way of Somponsatioo. and it is to be hoped that tne towa ge,rt of the neighbourhood will contribute liberally the_ expenses -an exempla which has been nobl y est af ford and other plawm..-Surrey Standard. D4l ll ‘ S past fortnight Mr. Sherwood, the district inspeetor Faversham, has condemned several caws at Hersta-bw; three at Osprioße , eight or nine,* Davingiewhill, foo t :: Broughtee. and one at Luddeoham. At the Pee • !" we regret to hear there are several others is the erri e a ..-ri n bourhoodeufferiog from the disease. -South SCI/A l4. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beke. Yr. Commissioner Goaburn.) DI II MAIMS lent WILDOIL nil VII • geese* for last szarainsiles and die. barge. The bankrupt was • roker, of 1. Oro _we-court; Ilwesdneedlorstreet. and readies sa 14, Pembridgevwdess marlackill. The sesousts represent an swept' Lability 8 1 15,2481., of which 18,5241. is doe to weseetued medi um • egaiaat meets Warily realined about 1,5004 The ailiwikatioa la this cam Inc obtaiaed upon the petitios of X T . William Soppier. of King's Lynn. • oreditoe for 119544 for money lent to the bankrupt k r . " A muses, far the amigssoc did sot oppose. A pabsisetial estate bad bees realised. and his client, who w oe by far the largest ceeditar, was satisfied that no hermit w ield result from an adjourament. His Honour, in the abases of opposition, passed W examisation and granted the order of &Charge. IX RI L. Z. PUMP. The baakrupt described himself as late of 12. Oxford. sermon. Islington, sad now of 25, Colebrook-row, Islington, &e ther, puffer. aad commission agent. Debts, 1,1321., keel, secured against good debts, 801. The bankrupt at tributes kis &Scullion to lames is literary speculations. No opposition was offered, and His iloociur granted the order of discharge. 121 U TIANCIB MIL MADE. Thiwee a Whist for examination and discharge. The bankrupt &scribed hisicelf se of Hope H Bring grove, Islewortb. late lieutenant in the 21st Funs., but now of uo occupation or business. The the are returned ii the prelimisary list at 2,7811., and the bankrupt states lties are that his difscu attributable to havingbses misopilled to sell his c mmissioe, sad other causes. The creditors are of a eery atisodlaneous description, and numerous West.ead tradesmen appear in the schedule. x i. goo G yrated for the official simignes. It wu stated to the court that the bankrupt had not Bed ths womb. aspired by the Mato* sod Hie Swear ordered aa adjournment sine die, with limited protection. Till BM CITY OF LO/ morning, at I , Esq., barrister, for members of pa • • his duties in lisle (of the arm • by Mr. J. Nichols • • wrestles Registrs and Mr. George Le tion. revising barrister hi 'Ago, after whi Secondary Potter h '• • parishes in t • • the number pecidve lista. Fm 65 objeatioes take wholders' lists of t en 147 on the to Mee list 44 Mile list on the livery, 133 • • qualification. ' • and two to as streak MI the Bei 368 new assns are 313 are struck of, proccedinp of the KING AND A CZ INQUPS noon to-day, M • or, held an in touching the death rue over and ki • peered from the • in the employ y evening he was a waggon oontail on the top g the wagger in •• e upon his bead • p the horse, but Is want over his his • • . He was ki ll ed deceased, finding tl : sauna's coal • fell, He left a • for, and the shock • • .ly confined of • jury returned a e IDENT NRAR PSRS carrier accide t nine o clock, in tl • Wing James What ~" ii ‘ese y (who ttending to the hoe • o Woods), his • • 1111101 were comlog reached that portic • Mg out of the Dew over the preclpios, , e Wharton, Med: • spot, and Lineal he injuries he sus piously hurt, nor Lige was broker' to • lee on Saturday, I en a verdict of ''A lowing fact+ were di icbard Wellock. • sterday, about hal e Wharton some lm a gill a•piecan •ve. Livesey and I Mr. Chowley's also them proceed as f the brake on going as I saw. I weal • • a of the parties a valley wu sitting be and his wit • OIL . very lived al arise received from on the opposite a buten mu is liqua Charles M'Kimmel, . terday night, at a Gill, I went wi • we, Thos. Livesey alive. We got h • e was dead. We I He was des • her removed. 1 • d internally. He s • as close to the prep • e hone and arrow de. A very influent r yettarday, to mat 1 Mame Associati • city. Au iovital • • and the mayor welcome to it. An enterprisim • erick Kirby, has ercury) to carry of • e Portuguese lutes • by our townsna • may mention the competed for by ng in France, Germ eleven judges • glishman. RIFORIf MEET ting in furtherer us, registered a a held last emu • •• • a-street, CI • air. Mr. John 11 Mica :—" That fir anxiety the assenibl fraction only, and anxiety increased I Minister of the en reform, K long pe meeting feels it tc unrepresented body rights by all legitin the protection of tl Moe Mr. E. I tion, which was carried. Mr. Cram lows :—" This me Clerksowell brand) established and to utmost throughout seconded the res Stainsby, and ups concluded the proc ELEcriox E have now been pal severe contest for the atetraet Mr. Jacob Bright by the came coma • attired as app.,: tit officer's account I I clerks, CS•VaKKI and refreshment 17s. Ed. ; Postage tiooery, 7814 1 election agent, l 211. 15e. 60. ; to tamed at the he hasten by more Q.C. (liberal). colleague of Mr. atedidam on th preceding the soy sheet and vivito up : Uss of room+ apparently Metal Latium. 1421. Se. cabs, 2511. 11a. 6 6641.5 m. 31.; mi. The remaining liberal), was foul longer caucus t following is thee Returning office rooms for publi• clerks, mseaange: hire of vehicles, postage. 1054 1 7811. 2s. 3id. THE CHUM COULIDIKOMI at N the cathedral by day about 1,800 which promise. CATTLE Da during the last rapidly in Funl the tine heidsoi BeiphM, sod X victims. Upws - gored in the F. Mon. The food way of compens of • the neighbor • expenses—an al ford and other 41 put fortnight • Faversham, hal • I three at O spric t • Broughton. one we regret to bourtiood suffer THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HO USE. Jena BOVillaleive, a lad, 15 years of age, was this morn- lag broogbt before the Lord Mayor, charged with causing the death of a woman unknown, noder the following carostinom : Mr. Broughton, a solicitor, of Finsbury-square, attended to watch the case on behalf of Masses. Gilbey, wine goer emote, of Orford-street, the employers of the prinmer. It appeared that on Monday afternoon the deceased sad amebae woman were in the act of crossing the Poultry, early the Mansion Hones, when, either from their feet Mg entangled in their draw or from souse other cause, they both fell. Ow of them got up and made he i r ope m to the opposite footpath, but the unfortunate i appeared to be either stunned or stupefied fa some way, and • wine van, driven by the prisoner, weak over her head. The van was heavily laden, and onniaed six half pipes of wine. and the de emed seised to have been killed almost isatautaneonily. It did sot appear to be knows whether the woman who fell with the deceased wee in company with her, or whether they were strangers, but the latter was surmised to be the else as she west away without making any inquiries se to what had happened to her. The nefor toostadsomead was immediately placed in • cab and taken to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, but she died before she arrived there. The Lord Mayor inquired if the demand had been recognised! Inspector Fontein said that she bad not. Is answer to questions put to some of the witnesses, it was stated that the prisoner was gotog very slowly. and he palled op immediately, indeed so suddenly that the fore wheel which had passed over the head of the deceased was polled back, and rested en the unfortunate woman's bead a snood time. Inspector Nigger said he had not been able to obtain any Information about the deceased, and as there were a good many excursion trains on Monday, she had probably come from the country. The prisoner was remaaded, but the Lord Mayor oar lusted to take bail for his appearaam with one sesarity iv 501. BOW.STREET. ATTEMPTED ROBBIRT AT THE CHAIUM-CROAS HDTV. Henry George was charged with being concerned with two men now under remand in entering the Charinrinces Hotel, stealing some small article (which were recovered), sad attempting to break open a chest of drawers. Sergeant Toby. the detective officer at the Chariest mom Hotel, Elated that about noon on Thanday he saw the prisoner hanging about in front of the hotel, in com pany with the other two men now under remand. Seeing that they were observed the three went on the platform of the railway station. He called the attention of Ser geant Igenoktow to them. Late in the day he took the two others in custody at the hotel on the charge of being ma the premises for an illegal purpose. On the way to the station one of them assaulted witnem with a jemmy. It had since been ascertained that the " jemmyfitted the auks on a chest of drawers. which it was sonensed the bre men had attempted to force open. Search was made foe the prisoner, who could nowhere be frond. Sergeant , Moooktoe, the detective at the station, said his attention was called by the last witness to the two pri seams, who were loiterhag about Oa the platform. He watched them, suspecting that they were there for the per poes of pickle' pocket& After talking together for some time they separated and left the platform by three diff emit estrum. They met again outside. They passed in frost of the hotel, sod appeared to be taking observations of the grand staircase and smoking-room. Seeing that they were watched, they all went away together. Shortly before the ethers were taken he again saw the prisoner there. He hd on former occasions seen them at the restaurant, and, having suapicione, had watched them. Sergeant Gordon, of the C division, attended to prove that he had seen the three together under suspicious cir cumstances, but it was not thought necessary to enter into that part of the cue at this examiestion. The prisoner was remanded, to be brought up with the ether two. WORSffiP•STREET. • SINOCLAR CASK OW AIALKOID ATTIKMD SUICIDE. A tall gaunt man, with a patch of congealed blood on his forehead, respectably dressed, and who gave the name of William Clifton, was charged *a follows : Waite:Leech, 201 N, said—Between 12 sod I o'clock this morning, while on duty at Clapton-consmon, I observed the pri soner walking our a pond end talking to himself. I don't know what he Rid to me, but instantly after he bad passed the pond Le turned round, walked lack, stepped into it, and thee flung himself down. I and soother constable got him out, and took him to the station. house. A doctor was sent for. Mr. Sefford—Did he make any remark to yon? Witnees—Yu, sir. He said, I woo passing this way in the morning, aid thought it a most *pavement place." I consider be was in liquor. Carpenter, 578 N—l saw the prisoner about the time in Tiwiliou. His fees appeared to be bleeding. I =cl What is the manor ?" but he did not answer, and en. Soon after that I bird an alarm, loud him in the water, and when I went into the pond to save him, he Godly said, " Let me be, let me be." ALL Safford-1M you wish to ask the witnesses any quer. toes! Prisoner (displaying a roll of paintings he carried under arm)—No, sir, no ; I cant deny that I was in the water, hot the question is how 1 came there. I say that's the qoestioe. 1 was not drunk, sa the constable hairnets. No I Ind taken only the third portion of a half-quartern of opirit —so most. Now, sir se you perceive, lam an artist, and have been in a bad st ate—not well used, sir—no. Well, air, while passing this peed, I wan attacked -7s, sir, attacked. Mr: - S;fford—Atiacked! Prisoner—Yes, sir, violently attacked a bleeding at the now and well knowing from medical advice that water was the best thing to stop it, I retraced my steps to bathe my nose in the pond. Now, air, I wear, as you perceive, cooeave glasses, which fearfully diminish in poser. I Mopped over what I thought wee the edge of the pathway, but which in feet was the edge of the pond, put my foot oe the bottom of one of the mile, lost my perpendieular, went head foremost, sad turned right over into the water. I did see the polioeconstable ; ob, yet ! and I said " Let me be ; let me alone, sod be with you immediately." I well know the secret of lying quiet in the water, and I floated, rowing myself gently I along with one arm, for the other is paralysed. The , , air, how I oame in the water, and how I behaved while in the water, from which I oould leave Paved myself, but they took me into custody, sad I my, thank Providence for it. constable—At the statlou.house prisoner said, "Thank you. air, you base saved my life." Prisoner—Sir, Ido my thank you. I was most kindly treated at that place by you and the other gentlemen, but I declare befogs high heaven that I had not the moat re mote idea of committing suicide. Mr. Miami told the artist that at any rate there was an absence of testimony to enfficisetly prove it, and directed his dialers*. SOUTHWARK. A /AIMLESS WWI AID HSI PARAMOUR. -MURDEROUS ASSAULT. William JoAnse*, a tall powerfallooking man, a brewersesnant, was pined at the bar before Mr. Wocirish charged with oomminieg a violent assault upon William l)owe. The 'attar, who exhibited several cats anon the fano, end that a short time ago his wlfs suddenly loft biro, taking with her two children. Hs hoard Dotting of her until Sandia', whoa he fated bee to in living with the prisoner is Rodcroewcoart, Borough. Oa Monday rwealeg he west to their lodgisi to fetch away his two children from each a worthless wounn,and west to the SOI of the stairs. He there had as altercation with his wife, whee the *sower rushed oat of the roan, sod seml deal' seizing hold of biro, threw him down thaw Bights of Min. He seas cut beverely about the fan, sad seedy Mooned. As wren as he recovered himself he fetched • Police constable sod gave the prisoner iato sastody. The panne admitted living with the proanstor's wife, THE EXPRESS, TUMIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1865. sa she bad hoes Warily leafed by the Wks. Os &We/ ahem= th e prosmater QUM 00 b e UM" and broogh tea or • dome seas with hes. They threatened to m~ hiss, =deal= so resoluesly that be woe rempelled to bar =ads the deer. As for dea Monday the PlCelffilialtolll6o Spin, and while he wea querwelliag with his wife, fell downstairs. He l= throwiag him down. Jams Perry, the leashed of the home la quahog, said be saw the promentor go =Mahe to see hie wife and children. He at that time did mot kaow that the was= wee sot the prisoner's wife or he 'horrid sot have allowed them to lodge there. All of a @odd= he bead an alter= ties sad on going into the passage he saw the primmer seise hold of the complainant on the top landing sod throw him downstairs. Witmer tbooght the man was killed A yam, man was called forward by the prisoner who mid the preeocutor fell acoMestally, but on Way:portioned by hie worship he admitted that he saw nothing of it. Woohyolt said it wee a very cowardly and brutal ass malt, sad it was fortunate for the prisoner that be had sot killed the man. He eentemed him to two months' hard labour. GREENWICH. 1101D1101:18 AStUULT ON TWO YOUTHS. Williams Wilson, describing himself aa • geetleman of independenta irc erty, residing et Nceth•ead, EA*. H•••• appeared in of hie ba il charged with violently moulting Thomas William Whitehead and Francis Whits p heed, youths, and sons of • tradesman at New•nrom, De rth ant. ladm had wounds on their heads, and from the evi• 6 11 . demo taken it appeared that a few evenings sines, while In N charge of • horse sod mirk driviag through the town of j o Greenwich, the primmer, wko was in a partial date of intoziostioa, stood in the middle of the toed's, and held eg up him hands to endeavour to stop the bores. They . passed 100 the prisoner, who then an after the cart, and, baying laid •• hold of it, with a thick oaken ethic he struck the lads over 1 1 1 ,.. the heed, one of them being seriously inland and remaining ri hummed* for several hours. The primmer, whose mind appeared to be somewhat N affected, maid he had only recently recovered from an ill- fit away aid that laving bite once ;wary knocked down by a horse cod out, he was fearful he should have beet so r : ;pia when he saw the lab coming along. Mr. Trail said, whatever infirmity the prisoner might be se kheeriag wider, he was may adding to it by indulging is se driaking propensities. Thou wan not the slightest pro. BR teem for supposing that the lade, who were proved to "It have been driving at a steady pan, would have driven over lit• him, ear wee thane say same for his hulas need no formidable a stick epee any individual. For the assaults he should impose a fine of 51., and 21. 10s.. the cost of I St medical atteedmeu on the lads, or one month's imprison. Mt meat Tito primate paid the money, sad was discharged. WANDSWORTH. A nAnsaxix FIRLD 201. FOR MIII•0013131 • Gin. f Mr. Giles Super, who bad hue &vying on the besieges I ° o too of a guiltier in Battersea-fields, appeared before Mr. Inv ham to answer a summons charging him with committiog an aggravated assault on Sarah Jennings, a little girl, ten at years of age. lb The complainant, who gave her evidence in a very U. straightforward manner, said she had been iu the defendant's !!. service. On a Sunday, about a month ago she was sent up r e to his bedroom, when be conducted himself towards her in t, g a very &gruel al manner. She was seek op again with his ge. breakfast, and afterwards with some hot water, when he It put his bands up her clothes and assaulted her. In the if afternoon, while making his bed, he again molested har,but 11 she got away from him. es. Kra. Jennies', the mother, was examined, and explained to the rearm that she did not take out the summons socosewas st. on account of ilium Her daughter informed her of what IS had happened on the Monday morning. On waking her to go to her situation, she commenced crying , and on as r e : her the reason, she told her that her master had behaved rudely to her. The defence set up was that there was no truth in the SI charge, and that it had been promoted by Mrs. Soper, the 10 defendant's wife, wi th whom be had been living unhappily. at Mr. Ingham thought the case proud, sod said the girl 2 should have hese protected by the defendant end not in- ; suited. The defendant was thee fined 201., with the alternative of six months' . imprisonment. Notice at appeal was glue. ,)-- LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ebt II --..---- no pa mono niamura.) so. BEDFORD MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) ISL We TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. About half a mils. Locust, Magician, La Germaine, Diadem, Miss Roland, o r and The Hamm are here. too 1 TOWN STAKES. Three-quarters of a mil& WS Corinthian, Tem Skirmish, Master Shut*, lediau Star, 2: Stwaysargy c, Bunch, Hopbine f. Al! are here. To be t oe mold tor 401. UM BEDFORDSHIRE STAKES. Two miles. lee 101 Nemo, Rattler, 'Azad, Seven-and-a-Half, and Orloff are N o hers. es. AgarvAte.—Katia, Thu Squire, Corinthian Tom, Touch- a In wood Ally, Nary Knight, mad Accountant. a. a. ii. BANS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.-(THIS DL P.) SHARE LIST&-(TRIS DAY.) -•- Two oghoci!. The railway market is firm tads and prices have advanced in several instances. London and South Western and Midland stocks have improved per cent., London and North Western, Great VVestern, and Lancashire and Yorkshire f, and Metropolitan 1. Great Northern Ait also bettor, while the original stock has declined. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1231 to 124 ; Great Western, 641 to f ; Midland, 125 1 to 1261 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to 4 ; South Eastern, 90 to _4; Great Eastern, 471 to f ; Caledonian, 129 to 130 ; Metropolitan, 1371 to 1381 • London and South Western, 96 to 97 ; Great NOrthern, 132 to 133 ; ditto A, 1481 to 1414. Indian and Canadian railway shares show no change, with the exception of an advance in Gr eat Western of Canada. Foreign lines are also quiet. a+.l Lusa....— : =lv = - 1 7- 01. su.Sp.N. is Alifuwa.— : . Is ONMONNILLAINAL. 10 ••••••NTaaratataaL 111 laaNalNAgrwarta (L) 118 Mabry : ii IL) INW., 9a• MUN I* DaL IN ims• 1 Do. Sat Woo N NON Nmalter Land a N " LUN Yu t). a L W IL (I t IS 11 " II reat a aa= 4 . 1 . 10 tso4l.9:7lret v(1 ) 2 ' N Sy of Loadaalt.PTCL 10 . of Klima Depte.(l U CDT of lloscow Ow (L). N Gip 0111.6. (UN) , N OsiessaratalD•lo**ll/ . 10 ▪ Ocu. et•tek•NlN.ll IN °S111.461111000111148•CNISIPAIIr aa... 0.1gi. N O N.U. 05t,P1,11.0 O. V 0na...10101 NL L cd Ifts.. N Do. at IlLaulahla ((It N. i Oruld Wass ... ... 111 . Dta. ProliONloll ... 111 . 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Dtaconnt(L) I it It LantLProvtudalllarloe/ I Ii Usdaes Lerliaa. 4 Carli 11 W 17 is If t ill SI tla r . di U t 7 U it.: el 1 1 " " es 1 l 6 = —L le 6: It rm.— , i t I I lic A V i r. . 1 1 dig 16 6 $ 416 ait $ $ 4 r tr. le par ism 4 4di 1. 4 6 li lioul l• U 1 Lai II" !4 E f 0 Di. 16 Monne Investment(L, 10 lineritho lamd.die.(l4l 1 11 NNW Wee. TeL (LH • 60 Merchant Ohipping (.)I 1 Ila tlillwalli.Ld.aalaookL.: IS itillwall Irou Aorta..) 1 N 11MellondaGeL C. (I.l\ is Naboual UU. Com (L. 1 16 NattosalProv.llarine( I IN NetionsleteemNay.(L) I 6 a BerbaddatioN • L la) I 1111 Uo. New O 16 N.Twaland LatN.Ag. L O 16 1 1 1.7,40100 d 4.diLoanii• IS 10 Nerthent&surnisitgal A 10 Do. B 11. N. 11.11r1t. A ustraleskan(L) II IS 60 11.1111L&Marean. DIAL SO 10 NowiroN Tea (Walled ) ISO 16 mem. marts klusure. )1 1 1 IS Mesta! Cernmeralal(L se Oriental finaneud(Um. 11 001 1 6 Ortestal Nam (Molted) iii ,lisis.ti 010 6 Do. New i 15 Mousul ) M 4 10 Otago it Minion.' I most. 1 1, 10 Mammon Company (L.) I S. SS YIII.I4AIU ILI 11 14 6 Ottoman Gas (tamitae) a 14000 60 fictrney,Co (L 11 17.500 10 Panama& ...Mown*) I 10 214 6 Do. do. 16.000 10 I Do. New ham( It. Poslltlv.Land4len.( l 6 II NON 60 'Pacinsadir * 0. 1114eam i (0.000 IS Do, do. New_.. 1 17,511 II @elands L., I, M.(L 10101 IS llMlnasf Iron MAIN U i De. New . .—..— AN) 26 No J. City I . mpro • v. (1 ) 10,161 16 Ditto ditto .... . 11.000 41 No Janeiro Gas (um ) 11•0110 MO Itoyellialletems. •0011. N. Seat. anstralnatiet. 0,000 60 Smith. 8 121 10 5 . eCo NON Al ies.Mnan.4l7erwill ) 10.01 OS Ill•trIma N. • In. (L. , NAN 16 booth knahrellan Land a 1.0001. 00 *Namable Teimgrapb lO ... I 1 Do, Scrip al ie,seo, a Tal.Constrne.ltafala (L 11 /1.910 II Thameottlemer lit ILI S 7,101 10 Trinidad Petroleum (L) II 1,600 10 TrostllthieneyoNos.L 1 0,1100, SO T. IL Co. of U. Canada I 0,000 10 17n.Ilarine ot Liver.(L. 1 0.0001 6 thdtiatilLTlNg. oo .(L.l a) 5,0001 10 l'lniveve. Marine los.(L, lON. 10 l !lever is )InaTea(Lbm •060 110 Ditto 1.0501 110 i Van Dieasen's Laud. 1,000, 67 , Warrant tneane.m.;;.), .000 60 lived Indla&Paciflob.(V PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern, Eastern Counties 6 per oast. prefersuos, 1221 FOREIGN ItIIILWAYS. Bahl* and San Franenwo (Limitad), v 8.7 per cant., 141 Ottoman (Smyrna to Ah 11.4 W. South Mishima and Immbardo•Vanatian, 18k. MONEY MARKIST.-(TBM DAV. Two dOLoow. The stock markets are generally somewhat firmer to-day, owing Chiefly to a belief that there is no immediate prospect of any further advance in the value of money. Console and financial shares are unaltered, but English railway and foreign securities are better in some cams. The shares of " Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited)" have again risen. The discount market is quieter to-day, and the supply of money has increased, yet the rate for the best paper is maintained at 5 per cent. There is a fair demand for short loans on English goverc - meat securities in the Stock Exchange, at 4} to 5 percent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuters tels - I gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. tic., being 1.16 per cent. lower than yea. terday. Consols are now quoted 81311tol:891for7money • ir 19 1 db r gm N}• Ftue To 41 SOU folls linusd 2 1 ells 6 1O mom II 1 dls 16 ♦ 2SW 1 1' 1 Par si per iv° 11 4116 Po 14 1116 Par 11 IM 66 SA 64 1* 9 6 1 ll4 194662 pis 9 T I 1 1 1 1 Y P pm I les him IMa psi 16 7 641 41. Ii SI SI Was 1 S s 7 4 6 1 Ms 14 ▪ $1 41 IS TS TT 96 17 19 7-4 41 St u. J , sla 97 21) ra 71 8 $ GS IS 24 u. 41 all pm 64 1 s 49 119 142 WS 129 128 119 i - [ 17117 lekloii.l i --i-fti I = 4 A tilb la e•• lii Si a 91 1 nate siopii 11, il 1 fp s Pe i I ri r 1 Pe j 2 t 1 61 I t o 64Pm4 Pm 1 4 ill 16 18 Ile 6i 10 4 10 2 I Els 16 1 2 pin BIREOUS ACCIDENT TO TIER MATOE or BRISTOL. A serious aceidsot hammed ce Sunday evening to Mr. W. Naiab, the mayor of Heinle!. whit* it is feared will ia s ais often' him for the performance of hi s official dutthC some time. He was etendieg cm a chair doing sometlabie to the p . when he slipped o ff and fell on the fender, fractur ing e rib, sod otherwise iojuriog himself. rthrrithealleo lawsx BY A MANIAC.—A. few der, since a mei named Taylor me from Wimbush, a &s -tenos of about four miles from Saffron Walden, in • very &aprons state of madness. earryiog his shoes in his hand. He had been working at Wimbush, and coming thus to Saffron Walden before 6 o'clock in the morning, ran into a house near his own home, Sew upstairs, attacked a man and his wife is bed, knocked the man dove, and radium at the woman got her hand in his mouth and bit it severely, though the spews now to be recovering from the injury. The police having been sent for, it took six men to carry the unfortunate fellow to the union-house, a stretcher on which they were carrying him being broken during the joareey, and oil his arrival Mr. Welsh, the house surgeon, immediately applied the straight waistcoat. During his stay here one of the constabulary, F. St. Mir, stopped with him, when MO of the maniac's heads becoming partially released, he rushed at 84. Clair. wham right thumb he drew into his mouth and bit down to the bone, just below the first joint. Hot water was instantly applied and the surgeon bound up the wound, notwithstanding which St. Clair went to Brentwood Asylum with the madman next day. After this the thumb became much worse, and onThareday Dr.linmphries, of Cambridge, found be less obliged to amputate the arm just below the elbow, an operation which was skilfully' perfoeinth with the assistance of Messrs. Welsh, Haley, and Steer, while the patient was under the intlueoce of chloroform. St. Clair, who is much respected, is sow progressing favourably, zed though nos considered out of danger.—gmex Herald. LIFEBOAT NOEFOLI, Mow- DAY NlOBT.—About 9 o'clock yesterday evening (esparto the Rev. G. W. Steward) while the wind was blowing fresh from the east and there wee a good deal of use on, a vessel was seen to strike upon the Bieber Band off this beech. The see at once broke over her, and the crew threw up signal lights of distress. The °sista, lifeboat of the National In stitution was immediately launched, and succeeded in getting the vessel off the mad end brought her up in the roods lest eight; and this morning took her into Tarirouth harbour. The vessel was the Nautilus (brig), of South Shields, in ballot. NEW RAILWAY ROUTE BETWEEN SFIIELDS AND SUNDERLUID.—The directors of the North•Esstern Railway I Company have issued iostructions to epee out the new line of railway between Shields sod Suoderland, in order to secure direct esienniunicatlos between two ports of the Tyne and Wear. For many years the present circuitous route has occupied 45 minutes, though the distance between the two places it oely six miles. Recently omnibuses have been started, sad have proved so successful as to induce tn. velle.a almost to forsake the railway. The through trains will accomplish the dietetics In about 15 mints. CHEAT ESTIMATE OF LlFlL—Three persons have been reamed during the bathing seam from positioes of danger while bathing from the gentlemen's machines at the Wish. Blatbourne, who respectively tendered to their rescuer the sums of 55., 2s. 6d., and Bd. The eiglitmieny 'cattleman could not have entertained very exalted ideas of his own worth !—Surrey Stamford. The use of coffee in Arabia can be traced to the middle of the 15th century. It was is nee in Ade. is 1450, . afar that in Mecca, mod Medina. It was popular le Oread CAro in 1500. In 1652 it was first used in Boglsnd and ie 1669 in Paris. It was planted la Jamaica in 1732. The annual coosumptiou throughout the world is 300.000 toes, 150,000 toes of which are grown le Brazil ; 50,000 toes are grown in Java and Sumatra, 30,000 toes in Ceylon, end! 25.000 tons in St. Domingo. Tweety.thres per cent. is assumed io the °armee Zollrereis. 19 per oent. 1e the United States, 14 per cent, in Holland and Belgium, 11 per cent. in Franco, 8 per cent. in Austria, 7 per mot. le Southern Aesop% and S per peat in Greet Britaia.—Bew York paper. Despatches were received yesterday at die Colo nial-office from the Goverecire of Gitelltar sad Malta. Bawl sad Irmaivally, 4d.; sad MS& awl Japan. 314. per lb. Lasp males have Men made for arrival, the latest beMg se follove:—Fsir Dhollem, Jana riling. at 1644; Brash. 1614.; good fair Tiardvelly, early Antrim shisinsit i 161. ;= .j m o : o ar shipment, 13d.; Wasters Jam ma Jaly • , 160. to 164.; Lap* and &plumber, 15p1. to 14d.; nide, Anyaet, 14.• Selma, August ship. moat, 14d. Bengal, July maim 141. per lb. The stock is London is 42,900 balm, spinet 94,780 Ira Vim. / Consols, which closed on Saturday at w B}l..cror the 10th lust., opened this morning at the same quo tation, and closed at 89 to 1. For money the last price was 881 to 89, and for the November settlement 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows —Three per Cent. Consols, for mtney, 891, 1, 881, 89, 881: ditto, for account, 884, 89 ; Three per Cents. Red uced, 81. 1, 861; New Three per Cents. , 87 4 , 881. 87 • New Two-and-a-Malt per Cents., 714 ; Bank SAO& , for account, shut; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104/, 1054 ; Five per Cent. " eafared" rupee paper, 1N- Indian government seemtities were dull. Ex chequer Bills were flat at 6e. to ls. die. Foreign stocks were heavy, in sympathy with the other markets. Confederate Bonds declined per cent., and Spanish Passive f, but as regards most of the other speculative securities, including Mexican, Greek, Turkish, and Venezuelan,' the re d uc tion scarcely exceeded per cent • in Imam stock and Spenisk Certificates it was o nly . New Granada "ex all" and Deferred Bos were inquired for and advanced f per cent. The amount of business in bank shares was again rather limited. There was an improvement in Anglo Italian Bask and Asiatic Bank, but a decline in Merchant and London and River Plate Bank new shares. The shares of the financial oompanies were quiet. Credit Fonder and Mobilier declined 2s. 6d. to s+. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnterna tioaal Financial, 11 to Finance • Genteel Credit, 2to prem. ; London FinanciL, Bto prem. - Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2to prem. ; Credi t Fourier and Mobilise, 41 to 1 prem. National Discount shares were rent quoted 104 It o p re m. ; Joint Stock Dimunt, 1 to 1 dis.; Egyptian Tr ading, lf to Of dia.; Ottoman Becht% adnerale, 21 to 31_ prem.; Hudson's Bay, 18 to f, being Be. higher ; Icon Brewery, 11 to If prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 11 to 14. The demand for the shares of Overend. Gurney, and Co. continues active, and a fresh rise of 10s. has takeu place to-day, the closing quotation being 51 to prem. There was an improvement of about in British American Land shares. Ocean Marine Insurance, Thames a nd Mersey Marine, and Telegraph Construction, were flatter. Trans- Atlantic Steam shares were nominally quoted to It prem. • London and Australian Agency, fro lt prem. 'Allan's Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, to 11 prem.; and Gale's Protected Gunpowder, It to 2 prem. - United States 5-20 Bonds show a relapse of per cent., closing at 69f to 2. E lie Railway shares were last quoted 80 to 1, ndo Central 841 to 851, being in each case rather lower. Messrs. Brown. Shipley, and Co., have an nounced the dividend, due the 10th hot., on the Panama Railroad Company's I st Mortgage Bids. .d 89 to l for the account (Oct. 10). The odleim business report is as follows :—Three per Oust. Console, for money, 881, 89* ; ditto, for account, 891), 89 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, 87 ; New Three per Ceuta., INA, 87 ; Bank Stock, for account, shut ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1041, 105} ; ditto Bonds. 22e., 255. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaoed" rupee paper, 101 I; and Exchequer Bills, thi., h. die. Turkish Consolithis and Lflpanish Passivelßonds have improved, and the Turkishirloans of Moe, 1862, and 1865 are inquired for. On the other hand, Mexican and Italian are lower. Some of thepresentquotations are subjoined, viz.:— Greek, 24 to 1 ; Turkish Consolidee, 49(T0 - 47; Spanish Passive, 29} to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 144 to ; Confederate, 61 to 71 ; and Mexican, 26/ to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Danish, 1825, 801; Dutch Certificates, 951, ex div.; Egyp tian, (second issue), 1001. Bonds, 941, 5 ; ditto, 1864, 91/, 1, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 911, ex div. ; Italian, 1861, for acct., 63 1; ditto, 1865, 77, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 261, 1 ; ditto 1864, 25* ; New Granada, 141 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 461 ; Russian, 1862, 911, 92, 911 ; Sardinian, for account, 76 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 39/ 1 ; ditto Passive, for ac count, 29/, /,1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 14;1 ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 71/ ; ditto 1862, for account, 74} ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741, 4 ; ditto 1865, 45 ; Venezuela, 1864, 39, ex div. Brazilian loan scrip is steady, at 32 to / preml American securities are steady, with the excep tion of 5.20 Bonds, which have receded to 691 to 1. Erie Railway 'harem are quoted 60 to 1 ; Illinois, 841 to 85 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Deben tures, 871 to 881. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to i prem. ; General Credit, 2to 4 prem.; London Financial, 8 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 to f prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 44 to ft prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 6 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Hey, 16f to The shares of Gale's Gunpowder Company are nominally quoted 11 to 2 prem., and those of Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, 1 to It prem. We have now once more returned to what may be regarded as a good conservative rate for money, and the fact that the charge at the Bank of England is at present 2 per cent. above that of the Bank of France is likely to have a favourable effect upon the exchanges. On the other hand, due regard must be had to the inevit able effect upon the money market and upon the bullion movement of the renewed and important rise in the price of cotton, in consequence of which silver is being remitted more largely to India, and there are threatenings of ocassioaal withdrawals of gold for exportation to Egypt and the other new cotton fields. Moreover, there is a sensible revival of trade in many parts of the kingdom, and in especial, a marked influx of orders for a large number of commodities for America. The first consequence of such orders usually is an increased demand upon us for the means of payment for the raw material of our manufactures. For the return of the money thus embarked, together with its superadded profits, we have to wait longer, and meanwhile the value of loanable capital is natur ally affected. The successive telegraphic announcements from Vienna, to the effect that •by retrenchments to the extent of 27 millions (florins) the budget for 1865 effects a balance between income and expenditure," and that "the government will, in a few days, pub lish a financial statement of the expenditure and revenue of the empire," may probably be regarded as forerunners of the projected new Austrian loan. The change in the condition of our money market, however, is calculated to protect it from several of these threatened demands. About 30,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 17,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Alexandria. The fresh rise in the Bank of England rate of discount gave some check yesterday morning to the buoyancy of the cotton market at Liverpool, but a rally took place afterward!, sod the closing quota tions were about Id. per lb. higher than on Satur day. The transactions were extensive, reaching 30,000 bales. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,8261. over last year. The half-yearly general meeting of the Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England will be held at the London Tavern on Tuesday, the 2tth October instant, for the purpose of receiving the directors' e. vROYDON FAIR. CrEte DAT.) Thiq great and auditors' report and balance - sheet, and for de- y ak was resumed side m orning (Tuesday). The steep ',taring a dividend. The transfer books will be he s on the road cm the empty. closed from the 21st to the 28th October , ttle &alma, i ds in of the bell anon of aunt An extraordinary general meeting of the London from , th e !Mr , convey purchasers to the fields where stock and Bombay Bank and General Financial and In- are ' a n d sales of Sussex and Welsh ste is no wet- linemen "' i 121. to 14&. sad short-born milking sows, serapes Agency Corporation will be held ou the line milk, obtain buyers at 191. to 241. each, but Weiner 20th December. is very limited. The keno fair,. which . Is this The ordinary general meeting of the Egyptian largest known for masy you s herejs e.s tlunned o ‘ y t t ., s Commercial and Trading Company will be held at hlt floor anima l . , " rale- w 1 larY, D o lt s w e re the London Tavern on the 24th inst. 3 guineas to 6 sod well grown man . selected from the droves at 12 slimes. to 17 guineas, ald. With reference to the remarkable movement in l i me, aged, suit worn homes and posies are hawked about the cotton market, the circular of Meseta. Trueman a-.d offered at 30s. to 2 guineas each. The pleasure taw is and Rouse, dated London, Monday, contains the ; all life, and shoals of metropolitans imported Iby rea d and following : rail rater into the ammemeete of the fair with vivacious spirit. Giegerbtrad and waist& are seesawed wholeals. le the Manchester market there has bees a steady im- There will be no horses or stock on aid. to-morrow (Wed. Pr°v°lssul throughout the month , the faeigv demand for ' mislay), but the fair will resume imelwdvely for pleasure. goods Wei pretty PeeelL alai the home tre ie in a very NcryritrUßAY GRIST Ocroeza Hone, petits, healthy state ; the quotations both for c'crth and yarns show . a marked advance, commemorate with that which has hoi !JD _ d sates . fa.. . "1 1.. 71 12 _16 P al a _ t„saalu4l„ Geese taken place is the law material. The Liverpool market has been throughout very active, and at times greatly ex- a,aelammi h err a 7 p r a r c e r d ""5t„,717-',osta was nits sited ; the trade have bomb% re largely . the averase " 7 ` . . zesotelymindelievperierkosdnot.swreachr.irs! si r d , 29.060balesforsgthainsto whole smallest that km bees known for maul 'ears pale, fanners being unwilling to bring their stock to market en account a lair 1864. &potters have bought very freely—the actual ex. of .. pthe ofees.theftdeattithee demmd There wor.dits fresh Port from Liverpool Hull, and the °epode to date hes a, of 506,000 hales 'against 490,000 last you—ated sown- rets,arlts ots _oct . Lre,„:7d ,.... priese d were cattle very firm. The very peen later's, ustring prospect of eerie eaPPliee frOall Almeria*, 6 were m zsur. here also made very large operations both on the spot to sale a ble Bows sash es sad for arrival. As compared with the quotations of the Ist ultimo, American aed long staples Thera was a pretty good ;hew of bones, bat as is graneially show an armee of 31 to Md. per lb. • the the me, very few superior animal@ were exhibited. Tito come s iinn uw w , a E as t l w it s 3d . to 44 :, was .. ll22 . _ited, hi wade .et made , for____the ()Missend Japes 4d. par lb. For snivel the de are hes to w."zz i been eves wow. East India cotton, of which the shipment ''" w on l y i nn m00n...n.1 by woginp b , now onwwww ii ng at _ .... irrogalar sissa priees. 7 at Rese w. to wel v ia mz e l es h. prieee very nearly equal to those ruling on the soot. The r_7_,!..177__ Tr. 7 stock of cotton an Liverpool (verified yesterdigia 'edema larr uji. ee•ar d l eti al id tm 6 ; sk T i t e m o m PP l as i pr i osi og is favour of the Wnonorrtkobalessrayaglifrom"listlffogllnistes y to mr. Great Iltr q' t a ai n n t % "Ulm „„Patme . „Derheeh. ,. „ jeeailiase milk, :As to 269,000 bales spurt 336,000, sad trent China and Japan _g'`,',!!_•7_l_o,'„:„r___°w!gr,'_'"_".',•'_ blen d per lb. 7,000 phials against 178,000 last year, The estimates . 1 rlrlair= gre at sis7e,""Zr:wel largely the American supply continue about the same as stated a ""•_, nr,"" month rims. Pis.. 1,500,6 0 0 bake for the old stock, and als•° , !•°- 600.000 ter the crop of 1864-& Shoal& it so turn out, it is It a now admitted that 10,000 soldiers will be evident that higher prime mast rate io order to draw in- reatalrad Pleteet the_.eweetemd._. sad te . r wooo, l h "t o g creased supplies from the East mid o th er countries, with- from New_ York .. to p,... Cid . ironam at a ems out which the passant rate of coo semption cannot possibly dollars per Gegen& Pe'effeallerPer• be nreistaised. In this market we have also experienced GAUT 2601erniutlf Norontrat., VALIDONIAN-ROLD, Pleat activity. the Wes on the spot reselrieg 10.WO tales; Imiaaroo 16.—N et patients for the week wading fiend sad Western Madras have advanced 34d. to 44.; Sopeamher 30„416172 1 46eit 262 were sew mars • • ONDINANY ELAM AND noon. Maine 014011 I Wes to-asy 111. I PLI PALWATI. i r.s. In Bridal sad lbslive 10 Candid.. ell Oft offid Illasisd Classwall all as•J Assay. wad I ad Dm pt. •S L 100 I Dublin sad E~ /see all Dasdes.ParlbAlataLia all lhat London !kelp Cart 101 j/o. MI 16 IS WO 1/6 OF 13 14 6 6 =N. v. 67 70 71 111 91 96 6 4 414 109 111 67 68 8 9 1 IN pl.naw mad M. Weldon. 100 Groot Late wagr& Ord. II 100 Do. No.l IM Grid .0411., gresSioriliera WS 110.• • noo. so &co& kW DOI 11110 p. &14001d13 IN Gt. &mils b Woo& are ) IN Groat Womb= 1410 Do.Noiso VaLee&S4 100 Do. loath Wagon._ 1M Do. W. likL—odord 100 Do. Do. i 0 100 De. Do. laDosableo To:cloak* 100 London sad Blsoltwall ill L00..84000.4 Liked Loados,MlWNoADov 100 Do. Met-Ecton.ABp.o. 100 Imedoatt Noe* Woo. 100 LoodooadouthWoolon , Idaa..Shot.ot Ltadolsok 100 Metropolitan 7 Do. Now 4 Do. Istonslon 011 llotro.Dl4.(Pro. &nip C. I 10 Do. do.. do. An 11_ U - I US 116 149 116 119 91 91 631 661 IS 65 IS 94 Is •1 154 106 1191 123 59 91 106 Its 98 4 11 63 1681 111111 99 96 97 33 tar 138. S . 1 1 II 106 106 it, :151 lt4f 1 x pm 96 97 1•0 kidload 1.9 1 : 0 11 31 diDd liarta lt ;inat ikauh atm" 100 Do. Idln.,Pre4h,Daod. 100 N. Iliskro--awybak 1 Do. G. N. I. Pero Do. Ueda.. . los Do. York 1100 Do. Ordialo aD Do. Ilook.&Dortiog. sf Do. do. 1066.68 10 Do. do. 10041- 100 I North London 6 do., .804 100 INorth Itoffordeldro all • N. IL Widow, AMC 100 loottlah Coalral 100 lloolttob N.Y. Alred.6lll 100 !Goal& 10dlood 100 . lo.th Dolce 100 in Deroo 100 loath law ti a all Manse, o rrs ldathm.oo 100 UN Tao Do. 0 ... . .... 100 Val 6 or Nroth I :a MOllOO s W ler 111•60 Clocarrall 016111d8 PI 00i 6I is 19 St id , 110 111 at al I IT _ __ __,_ MO ... IWO nolBl4 MO 4 0 - 110,0 - 16,1 64} 4 I 160,1 - WA 161 111.1 ib. I Pd. 1 immun. 10 11 p•s 118 110 ti 1t 78 77 11 11} 160 154 80 81 id 61 83 67 69 79 50 si 911 ISO 116 _3 Atm* 104 lei' 60 42 11111111LUMS. :Of I 0 LIM ." = 6 1 k 6.4 104 15 111 M 1261 6 61 t zo I ao~.s — w fle 61 101t 101 dis 4.1 6 bi 10 11 1 on Alimailoa lA. Lwow, 11 1 2 Dom. Bar. & 4 Do. nano in nodal* t Lb auras on Do. Protorooro Dad.. BrookiGoollorlok e{ .r rent. tan-114 lel Oa t 4.4ata15 Wog. 101 Odor T. & D04k49.8. mit ploosolro.tp.o•voor to soot o, IN. • • tos Bost loam la. 11 14 ho. J 121811.411 1111 104 °road Trait of uroado 211 tw. r quip.1141..1 1 0. 07 Do. Ist yd. la" Do. do. &torrid al Do. lad prod. Boob al Do. do. datarrod ill Do Ord pref. Nook an Do. do. Wooed on Do. 41t prat. &oak . all Do. do. &torrid Dooms Indira Poulusela 14 00. Wm 11 47 411 M 4 Do. Nov do lel rt. Do ol Indio 4.4 p. al IN NI pot Nos. Do on 01. Weaken at Canada 11 Do. Now an Do. ep.0.1418 p 07.1171 on Do.ii do. do. 11774 lon= Broach. Waned 10 Madras soar. ap. mat. ill 210. do. al do 101 Do. 00. 44 do— t Do. sum Sztosigoo 140 nab. Oorp. 4 1 par a. 1141 211 ;Map. and Hoberare Bap 17.10t014.41 1 .r. 107 17.a. 3MSalsa*. goo par asst. Do, Daal do I Do. do. do. 110 Ds. 111/ Jan do I* De. Won M. rot do JOINT sto< lo.rs►l Burs 75 80 TO 100 TO TO 101 108 Isle "se 104 . 006 - --- iloa 21 to 0 es 70 to 64 ea eo 61 46 64 0 46 46 VA $0 47 19 IN !IN -- 1 IPEL 1014 611 - =3 I 1 0. ‘ id . 4 ( 111 - !41 It{ 15 52 5 2 01 8 95 se at is le 1 0 2 014 101 102 9S 95 55 90 1041 11l 081 m} 106 4 15; i uk ----- This day the half-yearly meeting of proprietors 6 4, Irma held at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. MAccralr in the chair. * The following is the directors' report, together with the sg. statement of amounts: la. The directors have the pleasure to submit to the pro- Is. prietors the scoompanying statement of account., for the .1 6 . half-year ended 30th June last, and have satisfaction so stating, that after paying all charges, deductiag rebate of o s . interest oo bills sot doe, sod making ample provision for so. bad and doubtful debt., the undivided profits amount to Ith 20,0784 13e. 81, which the directors propose to apps- le priate as follows, viz. :-9,3751. in payment of a divided at ri the rate of tea per cent. per &enure ; 7,0001. to reserve fund. which will, thee amount to 20,0001. ; leaving 3,7031. 13e. Bd. to be wriest forwaad to the surreal helf.year. " Statement of Liabilities and Meets at the Leaden gr,ooo, I* Agra .1 Masterman's(L.l Office and Breathes as 30th June. 1865.-Liabilities to,ooel tO Albion espial paid up, 187,5001. ; reserve fund, 13,0001. ; deposits, 1 . 12.0 00 000 1 00 00 Alli w anos . I...d Lee.ltU .s verpool nOa lt muse is oroulatton, bills payable, and other liabilities tmeNl AM& AmMiao 271,9091 17s. sd. balsam of profit and loss on the 30th 60.060 , 60 0 ,, k , Emu . (14,..) ii June, 1865, 20,0781. lie. 81 •, total, 492,4881. Ila ld. 11,000 1 60 heel* Hama (Limited) 1 Amite : Specie and Million in hand, and cosh at barkers, 10001 10 rislatloßank.Coratewsh, 89,676/ Oa. 61. ; bills discounted. bills receivable, govern- W. Allarsimis and other securities, 398,1881. lls. lid. • hank premises, .MIII 02 10 l s OO . t H a r l i bm.a .., furniture, sad other property , 4,623/. Ai. 81 ; total, ar o • 1 1 Mug of r o r . 492,488( lie. 11 8,0001100 Bank or " Profit and loss account.-To dividend paid Bth April, *elm 10 I Nutt of 04. 60 01.$ 0 0 1865, 8,3331. 6s. Bd. • to amount carried to reserve fund, 10,0 00100 ' Beak of Quesmaland(l.4 7,0001. ;1p charges to 30th June, 1865, including not, taxes, 00.02 4 2 1 1 .10 ,Ilankofil_clorl iv kamote salaries, directors' fees, and all other expellees at bead N . . 0 „, , ,a; office sod brume, 10,3651. 84. lid. ;to balsam of pro fi t, %.;,',7„: ; 1 '"„2°7. 11 „1"r" 30th June, 1865, 20,0781. 13a. Bd.• total, 45,7771. 9e. 3d. Ripp`, so i ,;. 066 = .601 f,.... 0 Proposed appropriation, via.:-Div i dend at 10 percent. we %m ot so Bruit N. Aemk ...... annum, 9,3751.; anoint to be added to reserve fund, 7.00 W.; 60,000 10 C. Bk. Indla,los.. Chloe • to be carried forward, 1703/. 13e. 8.I.; total, 20.0781.135. 81 W,OOO 26 Chart. Iler.ot lealsota. By balance of profit and loss moonlit brought from 31st 2. 0 C4r2, (.47 el December, 1864, 18,6801. las. Id.; by profits for six mouths ;47 0 '` o .7 ended 30th Jane, 1865, after deductieg rebate of interest **o Loot , ac : co bills not du, sad making ample provision for bad and ge.7,000 lB opp i pu4pp4 a u k (g.,) doubtful debts 27,0961. 17a. 21; total, 45,5771.95. 3d. ;by 6600,10 Wade& 70,0781. 13e. 81." 1000 1 100 New 16 16 - The CoArasArl, in moving the adoption of the report, said 11ton OO Dalri.aasand Lewder teal ► pa r r" that the progress of the bank had bees natiefactore. Tbe 004 " 10,000 W Restore Sechangsadm) I °ilia in circulation now amounted to 41,0004, and the deposits 10.000 ft gullets beaus Neck II.; 10 12 pa in hand 404,0001. It was intended to open • branch in &moo 10 ' s oma& aorixiorot, all m 22 Portland, whet* would require further capital. The losses 10,000 to to sad limeade (L 110 1 di. from bad debts were small. The establishment of peace M. to Forooosa wsokaltattod Id di 01 ale in America would tend to promote the interests of the it : 10 0 1 r e : 71574 • 11 . 1),... " o 4 6 6 0 1 d th6 l company. 23,0001100 Do. Now Mr. Gluttons seconded the motion. WAN 100 i teeperml Nast, Limned 10 95 10ip a _ • In reply M Mr. Morrell it was stated that the amount of Logooe Th er ateloateatart„ ,10 6 gime git debentures was 15,0001. ; they were part of the ageetaland LON 83 1 onto. were taken at par. The Mr. Walker to whom reference 4000 I IR% N e w__ . had bent made was manager of the bank at the time 11 4 li g ovii ge xa m 411 1. g the robbery of 1,0001. ocaurred. Mr. Welker retained the 17:70;I L lO S 7.0 ..;=7,g;;Zi 0n i . L. 15 _ cab entire confidence of the laud. 10.0e0 100 Larnaca and Steadies 40 4 6pm Mr. Moaanl. oomplained of the meat bureau of expos- mom yr I g o . New. .. ..... 24 / Via diture which had %deuced from 5,0001. to 21,0001. He did &ow leo Lon.S.AmliaßlatsiL 00 it 17 Iso not think the debentures whir& were taken at par would 10.000 It I D R , New, WA at Wpm; 16 . I TB 9,1 produce more than 951. in the market. He thought it bad WI!, ip!! % ol ..! l _ ll . !ak,._• e __A agU . 41 ag policy to borrow 100,0001 at 5 per cent. whilst they had a ;11"," ..",2,=''a ••••• 16 60 '6l power of inuring notes to the fou amount of their capital. **o so ,L=oma Booth A i r y: s ; all 17 le It appeared that they had not issued notes to the amount of kw & & W i st,ra HAm. 10 15 01 dill 19 ) one third of their capital. 1.000.1 00 Do. do. New 04 di. The CHAIRMAN said that they woes comparatively young 1,0001 60 I. slam/Venezuela (L.) HI 3 115 par bank-not being more than three years in existeace. The 5 0 . 0 2_ 0 . 1 9, 4 2 !it!! ,•• 1 2. vb 67 expense of living in the odour was high. and they hod to 0 1 :..°Z. 1 7; ; 4 4 77: Moreau the saluies of their officer& But their profits bore 13.000 1 .100 ;LW: al .: 3 ; back le4 sdu a favourable comparison with their exposure. At the pre- &mo i re° I Do. Mt meat time they some nearly 20 per cent. profit. As to 6.00010 e midland husk (Ltos.) W 1 1 Ns, borrowing mosey at 5 per cent., all be amid may was that moo; too Natrona of Liverpool- II 6 79 • they made a profit en it. 10,000)00 Litre at Itantsad ••• - Some shu dders having expressed their satisfaction tr o , 26 , d ,t1 16.4 116.6 11 1 with the statement of the amounta. sod their confidence in **o l i 6O ;:a d r i l oolso l at the directors. the report was adopted, and a dividend of 10 40,0801 10 ,Mew Zealand (Uadded) I per mot. dookrod. Koos , so :North Western . ... In reply tea shareholder, the CHAIRMAN said that it was IS 0001 la ithelistal Bank Corpora. el intended to issue 2,500 new shares is the proportion of ate 10 . 007 1 GO Iroodo.lsooktoscoro.g. 11 new for one old share. The call would be made as con- „.„ ) : 0 01 4. 1 5 4 ba , tha. D.• a I d:a., rosiest to the shareholders as possible. 10,071 10 1 Do. do The remuneration of the auditors was increased from 6 7.600 k i s ,s a. p..j..,po i pcy 251. to 501. ghtlee tbt loath antreint A Tote of thanks to the chairman, direders, and managers, 17,111 IN Inn& ot B. d. kirk. tonsisatod the proceedings. Wed. Ss Do. to at Veil Oaks et esetialut Union ed Ireland Pm.), le ram of Gwen. DBBERTITSI 44 46 82 8 1004 1114 100* 101* 4 Lug 104 is'; SetwiriFic BALLOON ASCERT.—Last evening, Mr. James Melanie, of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, made ea ascent from the Arsenal, Wooiwiab, is the balloon MACON Alexandra, co atnducted by Mr. R. Ortee. The marline left the earth 2O mutates to 7 o'clock, and took • math.earterly direction. Tax MUUDIRAIL Foow&ZD.—No steps will be takes by the Hoseceidlee. it is understood, to procure Um removal of Bastbey to Londe& So take his trial foc tha • murder of hie three children. He still remains in the psi at Sandwinh, amid will mist be tried natal the winter minis at Maidstone, motional/ to whisk he will be takes to the innety gaol. He esetesese to sit ie tb• muse excited meaner. and it is the opinion et e m perms. about him that be is feigning limit.—Kaitieb Geetite. es. Owl et. InarA l el la 6214 S a t ' SAM le• 1117 st. es. 1001 1 Y 66 67 i le If 16 6 7 061, Sli 6 6 pm I 11 lips 6. 114 ih 6 16 4 : 611 tt 16 id - _ 26 25 74 1 30 31 4 139 142 9 4+ 0016 - 3 416 65 67 6 7pm par Ism ldls par le I 41a 11 7 a 45 25 1 4 7 II II 49 51 50 111 114 41 45 29i al - I 18 _6 6 oi Pail 4.1 46 O $ Os Par 11 1$ ml:t =K. 11111 Id IN 73 8 si 21011 ri "4 86 I tr. : " 11 1 14 61 1 et 41111 ..; 16 614 664 Q'ooll. Jen. Is July . Una& if k.• Ikea sada ly nelgh.4 p.a.Ja5411.7 11.111.W24•.411&•41H.!711 Ito INc oo too , r IN 140 AC 10,( Al IM 6890 el 99 eo j Da. Se go. o.Jaa.lJaly LAS.W.,Ap.o.lail.&J•l7 Midlawl,4p.e.Jaa.W al/ N. BMA*. I. P.& D. 8., 1 11. et.„ IND. & Aut... N.Loin..4p.o.Jaa&Joly D00t.N.L.4..4&p. N 101 96 98 96 98 PI 00 ii ii ea 111 C 9 I !in no jno -. 1 20 1 i ab_ver:, - 2 - 416 1 Ms Pm q.t.:11 I 6 1 04214 1111 126 111 llail 112 14 01 2 414 es 6 I 104214 16 11 • 216 8 8 812 s II 1 2 16 ilk 12 • 22/g45 Ili i t 984‘b 2 vs 61 1 1 61 10 1 16 4 214 6 2 2401 i •4 ra4.Pdir. u 1606 1 ii il l dl —O6 al 1 1 11 al 86 IA 4 OHL 4 ledls le T 601 I k 1 —Po 0 A 8 916 al 61 8 10 11 9lb 16 t S Ol la U 6 die I MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Crocs. The transactions in the mining market to-day are to a hie extent, and prices generally are steady. East Lovell, East Basset, Treweatha, Great Busy, South Darren, and Chiverton Moor shares are in good demand. Some of the present quotations are as folio ars :—East Basset, 291 to 30, ; Great Busy, 3 . 1 1 to f; ; East Lovell, ld to ; Chiver ton Moor, 61 to 71 ; Cliffor Amalgamated, 194 to 20 ; South Darren, 375. 6d. to 40s. ; East Russell, 3} to t ; North Treskerby, 31 to ; South Condurrow, 3to ; East Caradon, 10i to ilk; and Treweatha, 295. to 30s. Linares and United Mexican m ining shares are inquired for, while St. John del Rey show dulness. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COT T ON k CORN MARKETS. DA Y.) (BY =cram API) saymationat. Trutaas.) (FROM OUR OWN boaaaaroaam.) CCOTON. —Th • mu kel lea molted, and the salmi will ro• bably foot ap 15,000 balm. 00aw. —The market fairly Weeded. Wheat in slow ale, at ld. to 21 advisee slam Friday. Floor =nlldiaa itwits lets rates, and a fair bushaws Dm bees done. corn steady ; mixed, 29.. to 295. 3d. Beans, whey sod oat meal arm at former pima ICINOING-LANI.---(T11113 DAY.) 800.11 R. —The market is arm at last week's ennesey ; the asks include Mathes, No. 11, at Mts. ; noclayed 30s. 6d. to 31,. ; grey Penang. 354. ; low grainy Mearitins. at 36e. to 37.. Beene:l—previous prime are undtand, but there is leas demand ; brown lumps. 44e. to 44 e. 3 d. ; wet lumps, 424. 63. to 435. ad. ; pieces, 365. to 41e. Tin stock in London continues to decline, being 101,400 tons against: 119,100 toes last year. O OFFI L —Only limited sales are reported. Meets:ion Ceylon at full rates . Native good orrlinary,6 s s. to 675. 61.; Costa Wm. The. Tea.—The public sales have oommenced, sea are pro. grossing at about the rates ruling by private coetraet. Her sad Stet—No males of imronsece reported. Sinces.—Caerla !Agnes sold at a further &drapes, second pile, for cash, 96r. Pepper : There are buyers of black at fall rates, bat few sellers; white sold at la. per lb. advance. Singapore, fled. to 51d. Pimento, ordinary to middlieg, 21d. to 21d. SALTPETILZ.-2,000 bar of Bowl sold at Mt. 33. to Ms. 9d. for refraction 11 to 51, sheet prompt; also 50 tons Belgian, refmctios 2. at 21s. Corrosr.—Th. market has been active, at weekvance of id. us !ri. per lb. or the closing prime of last Jure.—The demand continues active, at an advance of 15a. to 20.. per ton. HEMP remains Item at the late improvement. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY The laarket it fir= at the felng prices : —Pete ) rsburg Y.C. on the spot is quota, 465. 30. October to Os comber, 465. to 46r. 341. ; Do:amber, 475. 3cl. to 47e. Ga. ; Marsh, 48s. Sci. to 48s. 64. SIIITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Marks James FArbos room* Wide eioer lit the f al iments prier:—Prow stover, from 115 e. to 126 e. ; inferior ditto, 1000. to 1104. ' • prime her, Me. to 105 e ; inferior ditto, 80e. to 00e4 ; ettatr4 88.. to I