The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-25 00:00:00

THE £
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. LAI'EST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
(THIS DAY.)
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(Before Mr. Serjeent Genteel STOCKTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)
The court this morning proceeded to dispose of cases in
which the prisoners had pleaded guilty on Monday after-
CLEVELAND STAKES. T.Y.O.
0000.
George Wood, 20, was placed at the bar. It appeared that
Veneer, Dawdle, Mary Jane c,
Grevillis, Lady of Cove-
beatums are bele-
bad been • potmaa, in the service of Mr. George Free-
ham, Gondola, TOOI Tom, and &
born, licensed Tie:Walter. STOCKTON HANDICAP. Two mites.
The prosecutor, in reply to the court, said he had nothing Lothian's King, Brighton, Flytrap, Change, Trust, Comet,
to nip in the prisoner's favour, and the officer stated that i and Sarah Ann are here.
there was no previous conviction against him. i HARRY FOWLER STAKES. T.Y.C.
The learned judge and it was a great pity to see a young 1 Lady Louis, Calabria, Fastrauner, Royalty, Angelis,
man just rising into earl, manhood in such • situation as the
and Unfashionable Beauty are hers.
prisouer then occupied.- He hoped this should be • serious I
warning to him, and that when he came out of prison he SIXTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Mile and • half.
would use his heat endeavours to recover his character. The Santielle, Manfred. Stockman, Erin-go-brailb. Cornet,
le: sad serjeant then sentenced him to six months' bard la. and National Guard are here.
boor in the House of Correction. TOWN PLATE. Straight half mile.
George Fisher, 63. • carpenter, was brought up on his Loy Louisa, Calabria, Royalty, Newchurch, Sautrelle,
plea of guilty to • charge of stalling a plank, the property Who's Who, Unfashionable Beauty, Rosebud, Prescription,
of George Thome' Bennett. There was a previous Thornton cons :a-
a
tom spinet him. ad are here.
OTHER ARRlVALB.—Panconberg, Claxton, Balderston.,
Lockyer, the prison officer, said there was • conviction
prior to that. He had known him in and out of prison for Frinfaron, Prince Arthur, Lord Adolplina, Yates, Skylark,
Wee Aggie, Si, to Melersby, Coup de Grace, War Dance,
a very
as time ; and when in prison he was em- Wisdom. Piece., Dr. Rook., Sledmers, Haslet John, Alex-
plored as a carpenter.
The judge mid the prisoner was liable to be sentenced to "wins Borealis, Bonn Breast Knot, Little Pippin,
Blondin, Captain Walker, Alice Grey, Eatremet,
penal servitude for a loos period of years, and he certainly ,
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however, he would give him another chance, sad he should ne."'
sentence him only to six months' hard labour.
EGHAM MEETING.—{THIS DAY.)
THE POLICE COURTS. BETTING STAND PLATE. Six furlongs.
Flash in the Pao, Bolero, Deesfoot, Joliet, Devotee,
(THIS DAY.) Flettou, Spitfire Kitty, Detective, and Lady Bohun are
here.
ILtRLBOROUGH-STREET. KING JOHN STAKE& Six furlongs.
commiTrai. WITHOUT • ONE. Birthday ally, De Grey, and Oberon are here.
John Durkin, • low rough-looking fellow, was charged RUNNYMEDE STAKES. Oae mile.
with the following unprovoked assault on a young man Odin. and Detective are here.
named George Harritt, assistant to a shopkeeper in the
Burlington-arcade : WELTER STAKES. One mile.
The complainant, who had received • bad injury on his Devotee and Alcibiade are here.
eye, said that on the previous evening he was peeping the PAID Foarerr.—Plash in the Pao, Remunerator, and
rod of Maidenhead-court, Berwak.etreet, Soho, when Earl of Surrey.
the prisoner, who was standing with two or three corn. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles and • die.
;anions, attracted hie attention by having al the time Golden Duet, Sycophant, Flax g, Gladiator, Gamecock.
a female's heed under his arm. The prisoner, noticing Sachet, Drone, Gibraltar, Spitfire Kitty, /fountain Buck,
that he (complaint) was looking at him. said, " What are Michel Grove, Tom Payne, Castle Hill, Tourist, aid.
u looking at, you ----1 " and thee struck him a violist
blow, and while he was suffering from the effects ot it, being
nearly stunned, he received three more blows. Orate Attaivans.—Driston, Don't come late, Maid of
Mr. Tyrwbitt asked whether the prisoner gave him all tie Morn f, Queen Fostredo, liaubourquet, Elise, Loup-garou c,
blows, and the complainant said he had no doubt he did, Tourist, Wid Huntress, Lady Derby, Telsoombe, Shrews-
but the primates companions were there at the time. hug, Sheabourne, Amy, Gamecock, Gibraltar, Castle Hill,
The complainant's evidence not being quite clear, Kr. SalbburY, Churchman, Signalman, Jeee. mid Reindeer.
Ty rwhitt ordered the we to stand over that the constable
might OM if there was anyone omr the spot who witawasid
it. On the ere bring resumed, WEATHER REPORT.—(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Thome Knott, butcher, of Walker's-court. said he —l.
mw the primmer follow the complaisant into the road, and TUMMY, ACQUIT is, 3 Lir
gave him a severs blow on the faoe, and on the cons-
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Wm. Condon, a stalwart coal beaver, was charged with
stealing 145., the monies of Jeremiah Sullivan, on the 28th
of July last.
The prosecutor, an old Irishman, stated that he was In a
pnblic•house n Panc•strest, Southwark, where he met the
prisoner, and while in his company he took out the atm
mentionrd —namely, 14e., consisting of four half-crowns
and two florins. The prisoner knocked the coins out of his
band, and having picked them up, returned the two florins
to him but stuck to the four half-crowns. In reply to the
magistrate the prosecutor stated that he bad been in the
habit of seeing the prisoner, who worked with his
(prosecutor%) son, almost daily, but he had not given
him into custody because he has expected the prisoner
would make good the money.
Mr. Burnham said that it was clear the prosecutor had
endeavoured to effect a compromise, and that being en
the prisoner must be discharged and the prosecutor left to
seek his remedy in the County Court.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, 1863.

SHARE LIB2S-THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLooic.

The railway market is rather dull today, and
prices exhibit a drooping tendency. London and
South Western stock has declined I per oent., and
London and North Western Great Western, and
Midland, k. Lancashire and Yorkshire has im-
proved I. Caledonian, South Eastern, Great
Eastern' and Great Northern are without change.
London and North Western stock is now quoted 102 i
to 103} ; Great Western, 661 to 67k ; Midland, 129 i
to 130; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to 1 ;
Great Eastern, 51 to I, ex div. ; Caledonian, no
tol2l ; South Eastern, 961 to 97 ; Great Northern,
125} to 126 ; Metropolitan, 12 to ; and Lon.
don and South Western, 103 to k.
Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railway bonds are
firm. Indian and Canadian lines exhibit no
change of importance. Foreign railway shares are
very inactive.
DZNA&T s &I AND SW
XL IP4 I DJELWATI. I alai.'" 211.860 14.4.7p.a.

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoci.

The market for the English funds continue* to
maintain a steady appearance, and present quota-
tions are without variation, compared with
those last current yesterday. In foreign stocks,
the principal feature is a decline of about
1 per cent. in Greek Bonds. English lines are dull.
Preparations for the fortnightly settlement in shares
and foreign stocks have commenced.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr.
Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes
opened at 67fr. 57c., showing a trilling decline
compared with the last price of yesterday.
Consols are now quoted 93/ to* for money, and
931 to # for the account (September 9).
The official business report is as follows :-Three
pee Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1 ;
ditto, for account, 93j, 1 ; Three per Cents.
Reduced, 93j, j ; New Three per Cents.,
93#, f, 1, ; Bank Stock, 238} ; India Stock,
224, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081,
j, 3 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ;1
ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. ; Five per Cent.
" enfaced" rupee paper, 107} ; ditto Five.and•a-
Half per Cent., 116}; Exchequer Bills, March,
ls. dia. ; ditto, June, 2s. prem.
The operations in the foreign stock market to-
day are not large. Mexican, Italian, and Con-
solid& are rather better, while the Turkish
Loan of 1858 and Greek have declined. The
reduction in the latter amounts to 1 per cent.
Venezuela Bonds are dull. Spanish Passive and
the Turkish Loans of 1854 and 1862 are without
variation. Some of the present quotations are
as follows :- Turkish, 1854, 92} to 93} ;
ditto, 1858, 72 to j ; ditto, 1862, 69 to
; ditto Consolidik, 501 to 51 ; Danish, 91 to
92 ; Greek, 331 to j ; and Peruvian, 85} to 861.
Transactions are recorded as follows :-Austrian,
85 ; Dutch Certificates, 102 ; Egyptian, 104 ;
Greek, for account, 34, I, 33} ; ditto Coupons,
for account, 16k, j, 151, 16 ; Italian, 71} ; ditto,
for account, 711, 3 ; Mexican, for account,
38j, j, ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 851,
861 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860,
and 1862, for account, 481, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 923 ;
Spanish, for account, 54, 1 ; ditto Passive, for ac-
count, 331, 34 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 93} ;
ditto 1858, for account, 721 ; ditto, 1862, for
account, 69/, }, 69 ; Venezuela, 1862, for ac-
count, 57j.
The Confederate Loan is steady, at 23k to 22}
discount, and the scrip of the Italian at if to 11
prem.
International Financial and London Financial
shares are rather lower-the former at 31 to 4
prem., and the latter at If to 111 pram. General
Credit and Finance are steady, at 11 to if prem.
Hudson's Bay are quoted 2 to 11 dis. ; and
Egyptian Trading, to 1 prem., being slightly
firmer.

It is stated that not the slightest importance is
to be attached to the terms in which the Vienna
press speaks of the Archduke Maximilian's nomina-
tion, and that not the least doubt can be entertained
that he has accepted the crown of Mexico. Accord-
ing to one report, one of the first steps to be taken
will be the contraction of a loan in Europe under
influential auspices, for the purpose of giving a
start to the new government, and the over due
Coupons of the English debt, amounting to
er Gent., will be properly provided for in the con-
ditions of the loan, which will, it is affirmed, be
based upon the principle of avoiding any loss to the
bondholders in the sum owing to them for interest.
It is further alleged that the 110,0001. belonging to
the bondholders, which was stolen by Miramon,
will be paid to the British government without
delay.
About 25,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank
yesterday.
The Ceylon, from Alexandria, has brought only

1,2771. inspeCie.
It would appear from official sources that the
Greek government will require a new loan for
800,0001., one-half for past and the other moiety
for current expenses.
The report that some German banking houses
have offered the Spanish government a loan in order
to cover the lose sustained in Manila is considered
very problematical.
The committee of the Stock Exchange has ap-
pointed Monday next a special settling day in the
shares of the Company of African Merchants (Limi-
ted), and which are to be quoted in the official list.
Compared with this time last year, the weekly
traffic return of the South Eastern Railway shows
this week an increase of 1,1121. ; and the London,
Brighton, and South Coast a decrease of 1,6401.
At a recent meeting of the proprietors of the
Westminster Chartered Gas Company, Mr.
Erskine May was elected a director by a majority
of 50 votes—the number for this gentleman being
849, and Barker 799. We are glad to see the
wholesome system of proprietors of joint-stock
companies electing directors, instead of directors
electing themselves provisionally until the next
meeting.
The French government shows a great desire to
extend commerce in the East, having caused a
circular to be issued to the different Chambers
of Commerce pointing out the field that exists
in China for inc eased trading operations.
A telegram, dated Patna, August 21, states:—
"It has been raining heavily since the morning,
and it appeals still heavier iu the islands. Much
fruit is exposed, particularly of Pyrgos and Gulf.
The opening prices have not yet been fixed."
A general meeting of the Ha for Granite Com-
pany is convened for the sth of October to consider
the propriety of dissolving the undertaking.
An extraordinary meeting of the Antwerp and
Rotterdam Railway Company will be held at Brus-
sels on the 15th of September.
The following is the estimated cotton crop of
Turkey :—Anatolia, Caramaids, Syria, 550,000
kintals ; Boumelia, from Volo to the Dardanelles,
350,000 kintals; Cyprus and other islands in the
Archipelago, 30,000 kintals; Georgia, dc., 30,000
kintals ; total, 930,000 kintals, or about 315,000
bales. And Greece will produce about 70,000
kintals, or 25,000 bales; total, 340,000 bales.
We are requested to state that Mr. William
Vaughan Morgan, of the firm of Morgan Brothers,
of Bow-lace, Cheapside, was yesterday elected a
director of " Time English and Irish Bank (Limited)"
in the room of Mr. E. J. Blumettlial, who has re-

MONDAY EVOITEO.

There was a fair demand for money to-day, at
31 to 4 per cent. The applications at the Bank of
England were upon a moderate scale. With the
return of coin from the provinces the money
market is expected to exhibit an easier appearance.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 931 to f
for the 9th September, opened this morning at
93 3-16 to 5-16, or 931, and closed at 931 to f.
For money the last price was 93/ to f. The
official business report is as follows :—Three per
Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, I ; ditto for account,
931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93/ ; New Three
per Cents., ; Bank Stock, 239 ; ladle
Five per Cent. Stock, 108/, f ; ditto Bonds, 16e.
prem. ; Five per Cent. "°a aced" rupee paper,
107/ ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1181, g.
The India Five per Cert stook was last quoted
1081 to ; India Bonds, 18e. to 113 s prem., being
rather lower ; and Exchequer Bill., is. die. tc 211.
prem.
The operations in bank shares were not eaten-
sive, but the variations in prime were in a favour-
able direction. London and County, Brazilian and
Portuguese, Imperial, Loudon and South African,
and Standard of South Africa were better. Mis-
cellaneous shares were quiet, and quotations gene-
rally without change. London General Omnibus
were enquired for and rather firmer, while Van
Dienben's Land receded.