The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-07 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, 2 FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7 1866.
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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) DEBENTURE STOCKS. HONEY
(THIS DAY.) ---4,-- .. No. I Bk. I BTOCgs. IPd I (1. prices. 1 Bales.
118,02184. at.Esin 4 p.c. Mar. 1100 77 81 ad --ed
OND D''OI4DIL 4018216 86. 411.Nthat p.c. Jan.Mrl 100 92 96 -
-4,-- (ST stacrruo rinsenurn.)
The railway market to-day is rather flatter, 610,00018 t. IG.Watn.-W. 11.-0x...411
(Before Mr. Dowling, Deputy Assistant Judge.) LEICESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) owing to an absence of business, than at the close 618.030 ss.1124;41Vt.1:01.1:01-94...„-iy. 120: irs 96 ...
WATCH ROBRERT.-A STRANGE CASE. yesterday ; but the reduction in most cases is sso,ooo Si. 1 Len.Brigittp.c.Janataly 100 - - - There is n
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easanDaris, 22, a very respectable looking young woman,
eas indicted for stng a silver watch, value Me., the BOROUGH HANDICAP. merely nominal. The stocks moat dealt in are the towns Bt. LAN.W.4p.c.lan.& July 100 93 95 es - to-day- Pri
property of Samuel Johnson, a man of colour, from his Salliet ... ... ... 312,83 at. Do.
.w.sp.e. Jan.& July 100 93 96 ll.lp.e. Jan.& July 100 - -
lower priced descriptione, for which there is 15,7300 et. L.as- & few cases a
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Zisca
Ps"c'n' Mdlle. Cleopatre-. ••• ... a demand for the account. South Eastern continues .... lat Midland.4p.c.JanetJuly,loo 108 96 - lions of yeah
- The prisoner, who spoke in a very antler manner, said '•• • - 3 dull. • .... U. N. British, E. P. & D.8.,1 1 - notwithatani
As had only left service about sin weeks ago, and 3 ran. 6 p. et, Feb. & Aug . 100 1 -••- -
London and North-Western stock are quoted =An et N.F.ern.,4p.a.lan.&-fuly 100 ,92 66 - different par
a„, had given the prosecutor the address of her WELTER HANDICAP. Ons mile.
•121 to lex div. ;Greet Western, 59i to i. ,ex div. ; .... ; lit 11300.N.E.,4 p.c.Ap.&Oct. 100 '- -- -
mistress wasu the first night she had been to Arkansas, Norma, Queen of Trumps, Ballet, Oolfon Midland, 1232 to 124 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, tinuance of i
e public-house called the Mahogany, Bar, where there Lowe, Brimstone, Varnish, Jolly Jo*, and Black Tulip SCELLLNEOCB.
i were some women. They said, ' Oh, you axe a are here. 1251 to 1261 ; Great Northern, 121 to 122, ex Naso. I 611 1 OOSPANIES. IPd l CS. prier. I Salsa of discount 1
mpg one at this, you must pay your footing." HER MAJESTY'S PLATE. Three miles. . div. ; ditto A, 133 to 134, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 60,000 10 Anglo-AmencanTeL(L). aH 16 lei 101 11 1 not alone ur
so 000 10
e told the women that she had no money, and while
Elland, Retrousse, Will Briar, Gamecock, Donnybrook, 31 to i ; South Eaatern, 69i to 70 • Cale- ' Igt, eeele'llertcee Met •• I all 16 17 upon all the
600,000 Atlantic TeL 8 p.ct. (1.4400 90 95
they were talking together the prosecutor peened.
•One of El oe Oberon, and Oulton Lowe are here. donian, 1284 to 130 ; Manchester and Sheffield, 59} 10.000 /5 Australian AgnouL..„.l 101 1.8 20 - sharing in tl
the women she had been talking to ran after him and aPn ,
brought him hock. They then all went into the Mahe- CASTLE DONNINGTON NURSERY HANDICAP. to 60k, ex thy. ; York and North kndland, 101 k to 4010;eol 2510 Anil:all"
M.L&FD.(II 6 1 -
ngparahTea EstatesL 4 4 8 -.• of the other
102/1, ex div. ; Berwick, 108 to 109, ex der. ; 47,000 16 lin Waterworks (L) all 111 111
16,000 100 Bolokow Vaughan (/ )1 173 1 3gm :ad
may Bar, where brandy was called for, which Three-quarters of a mile.
drank and then came out. One of the women then eta Aasinaboine, Sunnyeide, West Lancashire, The Dybbol, North British, 55 to 57 ; London and South The disco
.. Go and speak to him" (the prosecutor). They then went Knight of Downie, and Queen Esther are here. 80,000 Bombay Goa (.1 d 5 all
Western, 86 to 88, ex div„; Metropolitan, 131* 10,000 aD. srd Ls,i4o - the general I
to the Prussian Eagle and had some more brandy. The LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE. Three-quarters to 1, ex div. ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 10,0001 6 Do New I a 1 - for good m
other women were waiting outride, and when the prose- 6,000 60 British American Land; 44 10 25
of a mile. 21i to 22. - report their
enter came out they put their arms round and said some- Arbutus, Varnish, and Black Tulip are here. 134,790, M. B. &I. Mag. TeL (L) 'loo 77 82 -
Wag to him. They then pushed her (prisoner) forward ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK& 8,915. 311 ads Company lan 77 811 - per cent.
towards the prosecutor and ran away, and she did so a 150,50,0001 10 CarudianLeen& Inv(1), 2,1 2 1 -
but she never took the watch. LONDON BETTING.-(THIS DAY.) Sh. 1 Pd. 1 RAILWAYS I itatrikrZa•aa I as". 61‘1612 16,000 10 Company IIO lcils pan ill
to 1 p.m- Consols a
ma jury, after some consultation, returned a verdict of TWO O'CLOOE P.N. II US .Bristol and Suter .... 87 10 red •-•• 120001 90 tto Asnares 121 Ms PM, and at 891 1
ad 17,0001 20 Chinastshlp&LCoalLl 11 3 si, -
Gritty. There was a good attendance at the clübs art = lectadQuilla
The Deputy Assistant Judge said it was really lament- - 9E000! 25 CttyofLondonft.Pro.(l.), II 1 -
G•iety. The forei
able to tee a young woman.othar age, hitherto engaged is. to-day, and a fair amount of business transacted. The 60 all Cork and Bandon
6 8 •-•
•-• 12041! 10 of Milan Impro.(L. alO 8 6 -s•
epeetably, embarking in a life of wretchedness, ruin principal feature of the day Wall the retrogression ad an C494191w1n
St 101 IDubllnandßettestlnne 86 1118 IS •-• 4.969! SO De.
saam 125 ty of Moscow Gas (L)1 41171 -7
6 - generally ni
and mac He trusted that while she was in prison she of Savernake, spinet whom sto 1 was offered, and ea, 100 .emeethepertk&Abeyn 78 yl
90•0001 60 Cal Oeiceelldr.) is to 9 - stocks. Bi
would seriously make up her mind to leave such a life and althdngh he was booked at that price, the same odds were leo all Inlet Loadoe bnigiCert. 1 75 86 _
90.003, 50 Colonial (Limited) 110 4 2 --•
pursue an honest course for the future. The sentence 60,000: 50 tree Didoogjii. 6 lis - Greek are f
. on her was, ail months' imprisonment with bard labour. .
obtainable at the finish. There was Dome Cesarewitch bet. da• 161 1 Do
84. 100 OlugowandS. Western 118 MI - 60,000' 10 , in. of Afticanree.(L 3 - are subjoin
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The Case as above, presented beware oommoo• red,op• bug. The closing prices are as follows : 56. 100 :Great Eastern Ord. St. 11 3120,000, 50 !Consolidated Db. (L ).. 124 1'5557 41
74. 100 ' De. Z. Aug. Stk., N 0.2 6 41 17.500' 91 'Continental Un.Ges Lll 10 2 die .... to 55 ; dill
6. sad pity for the prisoner, but after her sentence it was ST. LEGER. N. 100 'GreatNorth of Scotland - -•-• 10,0001100 postreetekeporationeLll 16 - - -•.
ascertained, even upon the confession of the prisoner 100 to 90 on Lord Lyon (off t 100 to 80) It 100 :Great Northern
• herself, that four years ago she was tried at sto 1 apt Savernake (t and off) St. 100 DO.A j A rec. no die. an- 132 134 id 133 21 11/ ad 200,0001 10 Fijoae7naahuid (L.;I 8 a s{i 14 to 2; I
the Central Criminal Court, and sentenced to 12 Bto 1 - Rustic (off tloto 1) 86. 100 I Do. B 1 tile p. e. la FLUB - - 117 xd 10,000 50 Doe( Mauritius (L)..1 10 31 -
swathe imprisonment for robbery, and that her husband 100 to 8 - Strathoonan (off) 86. 100 ,Do. New Ir. a' 16 • --•- 10050755 St Palace lOO 57 38 161 to 17.
had previonely been convicted for robbery at Ekmeaster 20 to 1 - WesSwiak (off) St 100 /Do. Ord. Def. Dlr. 8 ( - - - euso.sso U. . Preference - In the A
Si. 100 *South& West. (Ire.) 91 93 -
..., 4277.000 St. Do. 6 . et. Peril. Deb lOO 106 108 -
I RAW& The prisoner was not seen by the officers of the 25 to 1 - Knight of the Crescent (off) et. be Great Western B9 591 id 69 61 ••• 7,560 WI (Limited) ,11 64 el -• the &nine
prison before she was put into the dock, or the previous 1000 to 20 - Lord Otrapw's lot (off) St. 100 Do.fitonrYal.Cra - - -• Moot 100 Meerut ona.;, 20 12 10 di.' -
I Conviction above-mentionedtwould have been charged in 1000 to 10 - Baron Rot schild's lot (of) fit- 190 . Do. Doak Wales --.5600 xd la is,ooo to !Eastern Assam Tea (L •61 7 6 dui - tu, 731 to k ;
.10,000 60 11.IndiaLand,C.& Fln:L 10 II 7 - Illinois* 78
I the indictment, and would probably have led to a sentence 50 to 40 on Seven:take (1, 2,3 t) St. 100 I Be. W. MIA-Oxfora 38 40 id -ad
/ of seven years' penal servitude. The demeanour of the pri-
mer completely misled every one in court CINAREWITCH.
25 to 1 apt Potomac (t) 10. 100 ' Do. Do. No ( • it 55 ad - 12 60,000 93 15. India Brig. *Oasis! 15 4 3 11
St. 100 'Lancashire &Yo • 125} 126 I 1
St tee .Lon_Bricittn,&S.Coast 90 92 xd 9051 xd 80.000 60 Ebbw Yale llll 161 10 .' 31 Internet
113,813 10 lEgyptlanOom.&Trd.(L) 9 5 • -
1000 to 30 - Raring (t) 82 100 .loodon,ChathassADov 114 12} 22 4 1ig1ii,976 U. ,Electric Telegraph - Oit dia. ;
s . lOOO to 30 - Dubiety (t) fit. 100 1 Do.hlethrten.A6p.e. - - - d 70.9)0 s lEng.EAlitColl3eT (Uz' 18 il4 - general CI
THE POLICE COURTS. 1000 to 30 - Bradamante (t) 81. 100 ,London&North Warn. 111 1214 ad 121 101 11 x
84. 100 londond:SonthWestern SS 87 ad - id 20,000 50 Eng. and Fore= Credit 73 6 4 -
40 to 1 - Sealskin (t)
50 to 1 - Lively (off) St 100 ;atm Sher , & Lineolndi 69 60 - 10,0001 00 Eng.& ficottishMarin.(L 63 5
16,000 10 IFUrbalrnEngineeting. a idle
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•-• 31 to 21
o (THIS DAY.) 2000 to 30 - Dulcimer (t) . BR 100 !metropolitan
10 sei W. New lst tut 1311
2} 2pm -• 80,000 10 rites-et (Wsrehoese (L.l, 10 1 11pra 11 The shai
10,000 60 10•111vara (Milted) ..,. 20 -- • - are quoted
s ___....__ to an I Do. Extension - - 950,000 10 ,G.Credit&Fin.of Lon.(L' 6 If 1 • 44 a
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100 all •MetropolltanDistriet.. 98 96 - 10,000 15 Oen. Steam Navigatioit 16 25 27 1. -ed Anglo-A
e CLERKENWELL. DREADFUL EXPLOSION IN CHATHAM DOCK- 109 10 I Do. do. do. -•-• pa - 93,000 60 'Home &Colonial 41.1. L ( 5 81 5 • -
* a POLICE CONSTABLE ASSAULTING A ELMO MAN. YARD.-(THIS DAY.) 10 all Do. &St John's-Wood - - - 6,010 10 IfongKong & China Gas au 5 din par - risen
g Joan M`Makon, a police constable of the 0 division of.-
the metropolitan polio°, was summoned before Mr. D'Epi. (B 7 ELECTRIC TELSGRAPH3 86. 100 Midland le•-1 124 1231 434
9 7 Do. 29 Shares _ -
at. 100 Do. *rm. & Decay O3 * - 100,000 ID illudson's Bay all 161 171 161 I Telegraph
20,000 60 Humber Iroarmits (L' 90 16 50 . -
M court and charged with unlawfully aassulting and beating (1,110111 OUR OWN CORRESPoNDRIT.) 26 lan Mid Kent - -, - 80,000 10 •Int land Co. Marseilles LlO tit • -
100,000 60 Imp.& Mer.Cdtkes. (L.; 10 16 14 Last niE
le Henry Clemente, a blind musician, on the 19th ult. CHATHAM, FRIDAY, 1 P.M. 84. ,10 North British - 611 plies no p
60,000 2 Indian Carrying (Lim.) 11 - - -
d Henry Clements stated that he resided at No. 22, Vine- - 40,000 60 InternatlonalContract. 10 -- / - of the rate
es street, Gray's-inn-road, and that he got his livelihood by This morning, at about half-past 7 o'clock, a de• IDld pd- Min •ParllaD'uld- 96 39
St. ,100 N. Eastern-Berwick lO6 110 1071 8 160.000 13 :Internat. Fthan.Soc.(l.` 6111 • 4
is playing an organ accordion in the streets. On the 19th of terrine explosion took place in the boiler hammer 56 , 106 Do. G. N. K. Pure. -- - -
0 August, at about 3 o'clock in the morning, he was in bed house, Chatham Dockyard, which resulted in the deaths 55. , lee D'apo. Yorke
101 103 102 - 300,000 tO linternattLand Credit:l.l e *la - the critic
30,000 60 .Italian land 6 1 Idl - rant the a
itat No. 22, Vim-street, a awdrami•ledearlwaaa when of two men named Robert Stalbrood and Frederick May, St 100 Do. Carlisle - - - 90(000 69 (Italian Int. (C.an.Cay.l( all 4 6 -
it he was suddenly awoke by the violent pelting 'of his 1,000000 (00 IW.6p. c. &b. r. 1879, all 45 65 - tors will I
hair, and the side of his face being slappd. and severe injuries to nearly thirty others. The boiler ..16 lan W. Dee,,, la d'Darik* 35 56
.. 561
When he was properly awake he began to call " Mulder which burst one used in driving one of the large*4 lat ea
it. .lo 114 Coo., LondonlB644l - 120 116 Id -
- 20,000 ,60 'land flocuritieellm.)..l 6 0 2
4,000 2.5 LoncLAlrlcanTrading..l 10 76 di -- duction e•
10,000; 16 'lon. & Caledon. M. (L.' 6 3 2 ''. impreashe
I I as lordly as he could. Somepersons came into the room, and steam hammers, and a portion of the machiney in the re ;7 1 Do. do., - 620001 10 lon.ConntyLandetß'Ll 2- - -
1111 they told him that the defendant wee the man that was metal mills. Its power wu that of 20 horses, and an 10 I 7 I Do. do., 1865
34. 100 •NorthStaffordakire Ti 73 721 - 12.000! 6IL lid. DtstrietTeleg.k L. all 1 1} - been etre!
el hitting him, and when he spoke be knew him by
examination of the( portions after the occurrence, proved at, 100 N. & 2 Western Jane 114 116 ul 114 xd 60100. 50 loud. Man. Aro. (L., 25 131 12idla 12} troductioi
148,6161 4 (Lond. G. OmnlbusC.(l...l all Se 1 -
11l his vote, Previous to that the defendant had put St. 100 !Scottish Central - 6,0001 50 Load.&olaeg.Eng.Co.;L. 20 1 ISt - 111iniMUln
he his lamp under his chin, and had burnt him in no that the safety-vales and the materials of the boiler were
St. ,100 ;Scottish N. g. Aber. Stk. 75 77 - 10,000 60 'land_ Italian, etc. Stm.: 174 20 18 d -
el
less than seven places. The defendant pulled him in all respects satisfactory. at 100 'Scottish Midland - - - 5.0001 60 ILond.Mer. Discount (L.`, 10 1 9 - 5 per c
ist out of the bed by the hair of his head. Some of The hammer shop, smiths' shop, and engine-house are St. lOO !Shropshire Union - - -
~ Kum' 20 I,end. Provincial Manuel 2 par fpm
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nil the persons in the room asked him (witness) what was the St. ' 100 'South Devon
ruins, while portions of the boiler, each weighing 55. 100 54463 p..63i4mi
61 694 4-- xd 60,0001 20 Madras Irrigatteanal..l 163 1 - experienc
It matter, when he said " M'Mahon has been ill-using me."
tons, were blown a considerable distance. 20 1 all Stalnes,Woklnghanale 8 9 xd -• xd ItO Do.
10,000 ZS 'Marine Investment (1 1i auft4 1 189 -
The defendant said if he had known it had been the several St. 1100 ma Vale - 12,500; 20 MauritlusLand. dm. (L. II 2 1 Old" -
blind man he should not have done it, and he Among those who have received the most severe re 1 e Do. C 2 Sens xd - 12,030' 10 Mont. Paten. Tel. J.. 1..., all 184 maprotate•ersh.or
4 di. = has been
wse very sorry that be had touched him. He injuries are Mr. Hooper, foreman of smiths, Edward It 100 !Vale of Neath - 10.0001 50 'Merchant Shipping 'L. ul5
AT could not understand why the defendant had ill-used Wilmot, and William Shackleton, all of whom have been St. 1100 Waterford & Kilkenny -•- .- 25.0001 20 Millwall' 7.l4..tnock:L'l IS 510 dls 44 quencu of
10 6 Waterloo & Whitehall - - -
kin, as he had never given the defendant the least4o.o.ool 60 ;Minoan trouWorks. ..1 71 1 8 dial -
ell removed to Melville Hospital. Numbers of workmen ure St 1100 lent Cornwall U66 -. 22,500 10 Natal land & Col.C. 1.1..•1 6 21,1 tel - paratirel
provocation. Some persons hod offered him money to e„, *
abate the case, and not to come to court to prosecute, but a".searching among the ruins to ascertain if there are any
BRITISH POSSESSION& I9EOOO , 25 .National DLL Cowl. (L,'
I e of pm' 141 4 time wlu
alr he would not take it, and said that if he had assauleed the more killed- ' ,pis i Pil. I RAILWAY& I CloWnpriabl. I sales. 40,0001 25 Do. New,illll.sp.ltobetal 21; 4pm 81
20,000 25 National Prov.Marlue, 21. Ilels - money, tl
iter police they would prosecute him to the utmost, and he _.... ._ ._ - 92000 410 'National:grim Nay...L.l 30 ' I 11 die -
would do the same. MERCHANT BANKING COMPANY OF LONDON. 100 . all atlantic & St. Lawrence 67 60 -
VW Croseexamined by Mr. Ricketts, solicitor for the de- (THIS DAY.) 81. 100 Born. Bar. AC. In_ gap e. 90 100 100 994 6,0001 90 Ner
o. 6: 2 dis par - largely it
6,000 20 Do. New - The di
l :II fewleat-There had been a disturbance in the house, but -.--- 20 'BW. F Shares Ms par
104 all 19altalo A Lake !faros 4 4 _
- 22000, 26 N.zealandLAtltAg..l.l 241 - - -
he bad taken no part in it. A general meeting of this company wag held to au IW. Preference 7 •-, 20,000 25 ,N.Zealand T.& Lean .L) 4 par }pm - terms for
I,e,
'.l William Gibbons, a lodger at the lodging-house, oor- this afternoon, at the London Tavern, for the purpose of 100 100. ,Buff ,Brantolgioderlch 15,000 10 'Northern Assam Tea (L. )1 2! 14 liptis -
V.. 0001 10 IDO B 0 . 6 6 Wei - at seven
reboreted complainant's story. declaring an interim dividend for the half-year ending the St 100 ICaL6 pe&Or."EaltelrnB724334. e.g.. • --
.7 -
- &187,172 Si. ;14. Brio. Anstralasian (L);100 • 40 60 - The Join
Mr. Ricketts, for the defence, contended that neither the 30th of June last ; Mr. WATSON in the chair. 40,0)0 i6O :N.Brit.dMercan.ln.(L L'l 61' 17 18 1 -
ISM complainant nor his witnesses were speaking the truth. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceedings, stated that St. 10z . Cape T. & Dock 6p.e. g. 410 66
100 , all 'lrtnerars,7p.c.perpreL 1014 1011 •••
--, 18,000' 10 Nowgong Tea (Limited' 1 3 41 solo - money 01
at The defendant had served his country Well ;he had been notwithstanding the trying times recently experienced the it ,100 . East Bengal gu. 6 d 0... 100 101 100} 40,0001 25 Ocean Marine Onsural 6 i 15i 161 Pin: 201 1 Lion that
mow .60 ,Orientalrinancial L 1111.; 11 ' 10 8 din -
all through the Hessian campairirp, and was in the Indian transactions of the company had been conducted with Si .100 .East Didion gu. 5 d 0... 191 1021 102 30,000 • 6 OrlentalOss(Llmited, all' 561 - 3 per cer
• mutiay. He bad MOMS and clasps, and it was bro entire facility, and without the slightest necessity of din- Si 100 •Or_siul Trunk ofCanada 21 22_ 211 t 30,0001 5 ( Do. New I 1 1 Jolla Par -
9111 passible that a man who had fought so bravely and turbing the securities they held. After making due al- 100: :, all W. EquiP.M.B.6P.ct :74 Z - 40,0001 10 Orient Inland Steam' L : all 414 - The B
lall wall would be guilty of such a miserable assault as the lowanee for had and doubtful debts, and the pro- I Do. lit pref. Bonds _
100 all : Do. do. deferred - - -
.-- 25,0001 10 ;Otago lc athland Invest) 1 ; Idle per - in bar go
Tlll one now alleged against him. buble depreciation of securities, the directors felt 100 all ' Do• 2nd pref. Bonded 56 68 12,600, 20 1014°066°°1919aVilt1 21 - - - 48,0001.
lo Inspector Allen, of the G division, was called and gave justified in declaring • dividend at the rate of 5 per 100 all De. do. deism& - - - 10,001 ;b0 ,Ottoman,Financial,L ,2016 13 dis -
10,000 , 6 Ottoman Gas (Limited , all' 2 4 - The iv'
the defendant a good character ; and Sergeant Browning, cent. per annum. This was less than had been pail 100 all , Do. Sed preL Stock..l 40 64 -
101111 100,000, SO Overcud,Gurney,Co. L''ls I 25 20 dB -
401 A, and Mr. Urquhart, one of the when of the court, formerly, but the directors had determined upon 100 all Do. do. deferred - - - 62,500' 10 Manama 8.51 Steam L.l all 7 8
MIN peered that when the complainant came to the court he that rate. With reference to the effect of the '1,,r0 all rit: 4thiord.,,,,,trerrk,;d 26 22 _
10,414' 6 • Do. do.
the folio.
Coin an
MA had a small mark on his chin not so large as a fourpenny past financial crisis, the call of the additional 55. .100 Great Indian 1,55510501,5 106 1- .108 1 - 4600,000 St. Peel Fliv. Land& Min.(L ‘. 100 88 42 - Circulal
OM* piece. 151. noon the shares on which 101. had already 20 18 ,W. girt 6 per cent. 1 1 pm' - 20,000 60 Peninsular& o.Bteam 1 all 63 66 64 8 Bills di'
sto lir. D'Eynanut laid it was plain that the complainant been paid, had been postponed during the period of 20 :6 ' Do. Neer d 0..... 1 Ipm - 20,000. 60 . Do. do. New 14091 t pm 491 60
Advano
17,000 10 Quebrada L., P.., IL (L. )1 all 14 2 -
was mistaken for one of the persons that had committed commercial pressure, but the directors were now of opinion 20 2 : Do. New , 1 1 pin. - Treasur
ewe the wilful damage, and that the defendant did handle him that the time had arrived when it was desirable for the in- St. 100 at S. of India g. sp.ct 1 96 100 1 - 10,900' oo Rhynitiey Iron
NEMO 15 ' Do. New . all 24 26
all 7 8 -
- Current
Lsnll a little roughly. Whether the defendant hit him on the toreata of the company that the call should be made, and Lit 'll ! Boe. 41 "r cent -••) II 112 1 - 16,669' 26 Rio3.Cltylroprov.(L).l all to 22
In chin on purpose he could not say, but it was plain that a o it was intended therefore to call up gradually the 151. upon '
204 all .ot. Western of Canria - - _.
10 14} 1 .- 17,331 25 . Do. do ;19 6 3 di, --1_
The chi,
30,000. 20 .Rio Janeiro Gas (Llm )( all 1 2 pin - crease 0
constable was a little too rough. He should order the de- the 5,000 shares last issued-51. on the Ist of October, 5/. 204 18 , Do. 7,76‘, eh 51dis •-•
kir Pendant to pay a fine of 40e., and elos, costs, or in default on the lot of January, and rema'ning 51. on the let of 100 all ' D0.6v.11d5.pay.18731 94 9i3 :95
of payment he would have to go to the House of Cotrec- Apra. 100 all 1 D 0.6 do. du. 1677'9.' 84 86 ) - 15,000 ,00 .Royal Mailgram 160 109 112 -
4300,000 St .Scot lustre. lured. (L. 100 117 122 - more reu
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nal lion, with hard labour, for one calendar month. The fine 41. r. billawrt• seconded the motion. 10 3 Indian rauch;Limitedl, 11 1 elle' - 40,000: 50 'Smith, K. rilght&Co.ll.• 18 21 18 - count of
30,000! 20 Soc.Finan d'Eopte ;L.' 10 9 7 ills - reduced
re a and outs were at once paid. .A. SHAREHOLDER, while expressing satisfaction with the St 100 'Madras guar. 6p. cent. 198 99 108} 20,000 50 S. African M.& In. ( 1 1.. 6 6 4 dß' -
it 100 ; Do. do. 41 do 190 95 --• The inc.'
14,200 26 SouthAnstrallan Land .. all 32 Si ' 321
'WI MARLBOROUGH-STREET. dividend, thought it would be more satisfactory if • report St. 100 I Do. do. 41 do lB6 90 -
Miff FINALS JACK SHEPPARD& and statement of accounts were presented at the half. 29 15 ; Do. Fifth 35.3,30it0 _, _ _ 1080,030 St. Submarine Telegraph .. 100 50 45 xd 56 ad though 1
1 . Do scrip all 4 }xd, -
beg Two girls named Hannah Hahbs end Sorsa Graham, yearly meeting. it. 100 . Meth. Corp. 6 per c. 8e.1.1 - - -
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„„ „ni Tel.Construart Matra. ) all - - , 201 id A telel
of the ages of 13 and 14 respectively, were charged before The CHAIRMAN said the directors had every inclination 50 all Mete. and Robson's Bay 61 83 141•'`'" r" Do. Do l5 1 !pm rd 161171 17 rival of I
.100_
small I.
DoDo.. 66 pp..
et,
ppaapy..llosB92 1006 1:62 - 100,000 90 Thames& Mersey In.(L.:, 2 54 511911' (1 id are cape
el ta Mr. Tyrwhitt with assaulting Mrs. Bunco, the wife of ato comply with the suggestion, but they could not do so -
t tho police sergeant of the C Division of police, and the girls without altering the articles of association. The accounts ""
St. 100 .N.E. of Casten a littsll.l 81 86 - 7,5001 20 Trinidad Petroleum •L . 7 4 2 dial - „ „
87,5031 10 Trust&Ageneyof Ans.'Ll 1 1 1 pia - 15th ins)
keel. were further charged with stealing a brooch from the had been carried on on the same principle as when the Si 100 &hide, gun 5 percent. 197 99 - 60.0001 80 T. & L Co. of U. Canada 6 1 }din - The 11
1 the prosscutrix. busioess belonged to H. and I. Johnson ancliCompr-ny. St 100 Do. Delhi do i 97 19 - 100,000 50 Calf rine of
Co (L'l 5 11 21gen, -
eim ; From the evidence it appeared that on Friday night last Another SHAREHOLDER considered it desirable with re- 20 5 Do. do. do , } Obi -
- 30,000 . 6 United K
Teleg. C0.(1.. all 4 3 din - Limiter
while Sergeant Runes, SC, who reeides in Long's-court, femme to what had recently occurred in reference to st. 100 Do. Punlaub do. !97 90 60,000 :20 Univers. If nine CO
', IL ;1 6 3 2 dB, - estates r
Fowl Leionteroquare, was at supper with his wife, in his other companies, that ehareholders should be informed as St. .100 Do. Indus St FM. do • - - - 25,000' 10 .Upoer Aasam Tea Jam. ;. n 7 5 die -
NO, kitchen, he noticed a hand passed over the blind, the to the actual condition of lath's' WWI 10 ' Do. I 51T1 it 6 -
30 ,van Diemen's Land IL, 94 I 10 The l'i
40; window being open. He went out, and being informed The CHAIRMAN said there were great difficulties in the No. , stn I JOINT BTOCK Bil'S dB. _
_________
10,000'
I ••• i ••••• r•• 604• • mu"' 11938001 100 Viceroyof Egypt(Mor. 'L. 60 1- - - this wet
-
that the prisoners had been at his window, followed them BANKS. .--
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way of presenting half-yearly amounts, but the subject
__,(x.:o 601 & maa6 .6
,/..i 36 _ .1,,, - the La.
meal 12000 60 'Warrant Finance 1.1m.11 10 9 7 Ale
and stopped them, but not finding any of 'his property on would be considered and, if practicable, the wish expressed 50 some ,60 IWeatlnclia&PacUicst.t. so .6 4 din - 3,8271. ;
Sllifrlo,ooo 60 , Albion ltol to a dis -
them he let them go. Shortly afterwards he left home to go by the shareholders would be complied with. 40,000 100 ; AlllanoeLou.&Liverpool, 25 34 2idls, - •9521 6} 24 61 shire, a
essa," on dirty, and directly his back was turned the prisoners went After some discussion, in the course of which it was 104,000 20 Anglo Austrian 1S 1 par Om. - PREFERENCE SHARES.
gip,a to his home, annoyed and alma* his wife, and on her stated by hlr. IPlluter and Mr. West that the capital 40,000 50 Anglo F.gyptisuillm.) 1201 10 8 dis, - Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Extension 6 per cent. an More
crease (
cowing to the door, Graham struck her in the face, and a and reserve fund remained intact, that the company had 40,000 60 lanai° Italian (Limited,. 93._ 8 66 614
..7. pref., 10•2 x warrant
tali* tamale ensued between the prisoners and the proseoutrie, no money invested in railways or with railway
_IEOOO3OO,
4010 (
AAuilatltr.wic ItiVeCor. Etowah au
1 all 67 49 64 Great Northern 44 per cent. redeemable at 10 per amt. Dover (
and the latter's brooch was stolen. The prosecutrix then contractors, and that from the beginning the bad debts had m.., - 95, xtl. blanche
lasoo 20 1 Bankof British Columbia, all 16 18
se* I called a conatable and gave the prisoners into custody. not emceetled 10.0001. a year, if they had reached any 12,500. 20 I Do. New, issued 2 pm. 5- - - Great Western Original irredeemable 4 per cent., 78. pplitop
Wen On the prisoners being brought up again Sergeant Bones like that amount, 10,000' 25 . Bank of Egypt I all 121 30 - FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Rent C
Da* said lie had made inquiries respectin; the prisoners and The dividend was declared, and the proceedings tm.ni- 40,000 20 ' Bank of London tlo - - die - die
6 s 4141 Bahia and San Francisco (Limited), pa. 7 per cent.,
look found that they had both been in the Catholic Industral natal with the usual compliment to the directors. 25,000 931 Bank of Otago (Umltede 10 , -
10,000,100 'Bank of QueenslandiL !I 15 16 14 dial - 131 1. h Y•,-
,i School, Queen-square, Hobbs having been committed - -ihrtch Rhenish (161. paid), 20j. The r
re 50,000 50 1 Dante!Vlctoria,Anstral 15 38 41 -
from the Mansion-home, in 1864, by Alderman Hale for Mr. John Bright, M.P. passed through Perth 60,0ta) 10 Bank of Now Zealand-1 101 7 9 pml - Eastern of France, 21. nails foi
Time Ire years. While there nothing could be done with her; Wednesday ( sterling
d. es one occasion she took off her boot and with itorenoon, on his way to the not th. We 40,030 60 Barned'sßank,Llmited,l 20 10 10 is
- din
Royal Swedish, 4.
2 1 dis -
on
he is to be the guest of Mr. Graham, M.P. for 5,724:e4y11 27: , =an, &gi°l=ll64aaaLli', Itil. 6 3 di, - South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16i. ing wee
UMW blackened the matron's eye. She afterwards made Western and North-Western of France, 224.
lareiP her escape by scaling a wall 16 feet high. Nothing more Waiver, at his summer quarters in the neighbourhood of 20.000 60 I British N. America .:1 Alf 47 48
Blair Athol. The hon. gentleman appeared to be in good 76,590. 20 , Charlestaftitte &Co. (1.): 6- - _
- • - - The J
1 leds was heard of her till about twelve months afterwards. She health.-Durirlee AdrNtiorr. 92000' 20 C. Bk. India, Aus., China all 191 294 20 WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) the teni
tad was sent from this court for three years as also was the E 1 th 30 000 25 Chart. Men of India, &c., all 36 38 Sii FAIUAY, SEPTILMBER 7, 8 A.IL on Mon
Way al prisoner Graham, and on Good Friday last they mana,,,ed L IGHT. n
FATAL F -0 Wednesday Mr. ms ey, o .
60,000 20 City - F. Eliz°l99. " 1209. Bank, a
further 10 nape from the schooL The authorities of the school Leeds borough coroner, held an inquest at that town on the 20,000 ,00 , Colonial I 38 40 - IB.T. I W. Ilto .- --^ --NI W. 'E.II to
I id& bad intimated the hope that the girls would not be t body of George Cromack, aged. 32, horeedealer, who met his 40.000, toll Com. Bank of Canada 1 all - - - I ts,r .ftl I 1 a The T
death on Monday by a blow given by a man named John ae,ooo lic Com. Bank et India, Cc.: all - - - ' I
ttemeill hack as they were likely to contaminate the others, Henslet
Handley, brass moulder, of Hunslet, at a fight on , .
150 000 10 Consolidated Bank (L.). 4 11 11pm 51 1 1 --1_
=1"---_ 171-_-I_-1771-71-.7 en »K
red. i 1 Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was quite clear that it was no useand Loudon l5 22 24 2.1 2.1 Nairn
Moor. From the evidence of several .
witnesses it appeared 10,000, 60 Delhi - -I - I - 1 - for the
*ding the prisoners to an institution, and he would not 22000, 60 East London (Limitedo 6 21 Ws - I ith 151451541 N.E. 31 2 1 E. Iho - 1 Circulati
pot
Insd end them to an industrial school to spoil other girls. The that on Monday afternoon the deceased and Handley were
at the Moor Inn, Hunslet and, together „,., „fle
pra6leri appeared to be incorrigible and to be a pair of dr.laking together • ' - ..., aa AA 50' N. Is ' 2 IV. o '1.02 2 - '
30 . 'oatand A ri ' 6 3 1 dis - ""•11"969 •• • '--- . .
"-("--1 -I ) - ilth raa ean • , Greencastle 29.51 55 N. N .W. 3i 1 E. he .- I 1 aarculat
with severs others, were playing at donnnoes, whence quarrel 20,000 t 5 English Joint Public d
.sle Jack Sheppents, scaling walls and making thelv es- Stock (L) 0 - - dis - 5-61,,0tia 29.69 56. N. 1, 6 N. Irc ,0.27 3 d,
took place, the deceased taunting Handley that he could
117g1 mac as they had done. He should commit them for twosow. e 0 1 Eng.Scotk Aust. Chute all il 1102/4._ - Cape Cleo
43.0
- 1 1 •
baths with hard labour. not afford to pay for the beer if he lost. Both parties then so,ooo. 60 4ocUshan.lSwwilsh (L.l 25 16 - Liven:K.ol-.3.0 00 W.N.W. 3• 4 W.N.W. Icr '032 2 Govern
ire, Ist threw on to the table some money, and the deceased flew 45,000 60 European Etauk,Limite4 IS ii 11 dB - H417646d ss 45 57. ler.yr.nr. 6: 2 1 S.E. lor OM, 4 bankii
alone! WORSHIP STREET. this 60 000 too . Illnduan.Clituadtti.(l.. 9.5 3 6
into a pardon and challenged Handley to fight. To _ .., . , a 45 pm 4,-- Penzanoe 2964 stl W 110 W S.W.. !rm 0.75 6 other ee
-2101.• • REFORHAToRT SERVANT. 22000 100 Imperial Bank ,L 1 ted 20
Handley replied that he had no wish to fight, but the de- 50., 500 50 Imperial Ottoman ...., 10 1 opts 91 4 Brest ..
EMN6 Wells, an innocent-looking young woman, was ceased repeating the challenge, be at last said, "Well, 47.,•.0001 36 /0466- ' all 23 t 5 Lorient .... 2176 61 S.W. 4. 9 8. I o 0.24 coin an
- Rochefort... 49.92 64 B.S.W. 3 4 S. ro , 0.20 2
ad te Charged with robbing her master, a gentleman named Crowiack, if thou will persist in annoying me, there is 6,000, 26 Do. New / 6 31 dB - 111,nouth ... Will 61 B.W 710 B.W. rc 0.59 6 depart
AUK
s to
Isoool 6silivant, resident in King Edward's-Toad, Victoria-park, nothing for it but to fight." The whole party then ad-
Hackney.
• .
lourned to the Moor, and, after a few rounds, Handley
Flimsier had been in the " Elizabeth Fry " Ref4e, and struck the deceased a blow on the jugular vein, beneath Bk.
so,oool 50 lon. ofIlenco,&c.(1); 20
by that means obtained an excellent situation with the the left ear, causing a copious flow of blood. Croroack 13•000 1-°0 1 London .
100,000; 20 Lend Mort. Bk. India(L ). 4 1 Idis - Weymouth .. silo 61 sW. 8 0 8. s. w.. 1
06 0.80 41 seven di
500,000,100 Dobp.e.Deb.,lB66,Soyrn all 13 86
000. 20 Do. New
7 6dL -
on and Brullian 1 4.5 9 7 ells -
'7l 14 Idß - Portsmouth.. 29.57 60 W.B. W. 810 R.S.W. Iroo Mt 7 The Res
London
_.... 2150 00 Vt. R. W.l 7 , 9 B.S.W. ,ro 0.60 - Name in
Yarmouth.... 20.42 60 W.S.W. 1 6 8 W.B W. I r 0.74. 4 Total 5.,„
Scarborough. 2931 59 N.W. ' 2 1 S W •co 0.20 2 •
in ban
set. It• /tweeter, who on returning from the country after a fell back into the arms of the bystanders, and was caraied 21:000 ,00 ILondondlaverPlate:Le 40 S 110
--• a' - '0 (ells 29.31 59 N.W. , 4 4 10. H . c 0.46 1
..s_ ins. 019' days' absence, found that she had absconded with into the Moor Inn. He was then insensible and never m 000 25 Do New Ls at 11pni. 10 n swat - •• -
.... - - -_ 1 _ I - - - The co
- • -

Two girls named Hannah Hobbs and Sarah Graham.,
of the ages of 13 and 14 respectively, were charged before
Mr. Tyrwhitt with assaulting Mrs. Bunco, the wife of a
police sergeant of the C Division of polite, and the girls
were further charged with stealing a brooch from the
Firis.
rom the evidence it appeared that on Friday night last
while Sergeant Bunco, 5 C, who resides in Long's-court,
Leicester-square, wee at supper with his wife, in his
kitchen, he noticed a hand passed over the blind, the
window being open. He went out, and being informed
that the prisoners had been at his window, followed them
and stopped them, but not finding any of his property on
them he let them go. Shortly afterwards be left home to go
daty,and directly his back was turned the prisoners went
to his house, annoyed and abused his wife, and on her
coming to the door, Graham struck her in the face, and
inmate ensued between the prisoners and the prosecutrix,
sad the latter's brooch was stolen. The prosecutrix then
called a constable and gave the prisoners into custody.
On the prisoners being brought up again Sergeant Bunco
said be hail made inquiries respectin; the prisoners and
found that they had both been in the Catholic Industrial
School, Queen-square, Hobbs having been committed
from the Mansion-house, in 1364, by Alderman Hale for
fire years. While there nothing could be done with her;
ea one occasion she took off her boot and with it
blackened the matron's eye. She afterwards made
her escape bcaling a wall 16 feet high. Nothing more
we hoard offer till about twelve months afterwards. She
was sent from this court for three years as also was the
prisoner Graham, and on Good Friday last they managed
to escape from the school. The authorities of the school
bed intimated the hope that the girls would not be sent
lack as they were likely to contaminate the others.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was quite clear that it was no use
lending the prisoners to an institution, and he would not
send them to an industrial school to spoil other girls. The
prisoners appeared to be incorrigible and to be a pair of
wesfe Jiick Sheppards, scaling walls and making that.. ir-
cspe as they had done. He should commit them for two
seethe with herd labour.
WORSHIP STREET.
• REFORMATORY BERVANT.
Emma Wells, an innocent-looking young woman, was
charged with robbing her master. a gentleman named
&Meant, resident in King Edward's-mid, Victoria-park,
Hackney.
Pfsoner had been in the " Elizabeth Fry" Refuge, and
by that means obtained an excellent situation with the
reenter. who on returning from the country after a
days' and '4Ol.u
that she had absconded lice
apprehended XL and '4O/. worth of property. The police
aPprehended her over the water, in the neighbourhood of
Lambeth.
In defence she statzd that another person had been con-
cerned in the plunder, and that she had not since set her
eyes on either.
Mr. Cooke remarked that she had made a most ungrate-
ful return for the kindness shown to her by the author •-
tics of the refuge and her master, and in all probability it
would be her entire ruin. Ile should commit her for six
mouths to the Hou. e of Correction.
Prisoner smiled and left the dock.
RETURNING STOLEN PROPERTY.
Ann Thomas, a well-dressed, middle-aged, and rather
led) like woman, was charged with stealing a very valuable
gold watch, the property of Mr. John Watt., deacribsd as
sePliolsterer, and living at No. 2, Northampton-street,
Prisoner had been several times remanded on this charge,
siand persisted in her innocence. On one of such occa-
ons t prosecutor did not put in an appearance,
and a gammons was issued to compel attendance.
Watts was of course now present, and Mr. Vann the
attorney for him, explained that there had not been
any intention to show disrespect to the wart, or in any •
7 interfere with the course of justice. The fact was
simply this, when his client left the court after one of the
"aaeds he suddenly found himself the involuntary
Inseassor of stolen property, for some man
"Ht, ed up to him, without speaking, pot the
xice„ Seal watch stolen into his hand and then van off.
111% Watts, doubtless very well matisfied with this un-
"Petted return of his property, was willing to accept it
!the termination of proceedings, bat quite in ignorance
ess committing himself in any way.
The prioaner, who had stolen the watch while speaking
‘,l tits prosecutor in the street, now pleaded guilty, and
nrs mateneed to four months' imprisonment with hard
Annum

Mr. John Bright, M.P., passed through Perth
on Wednesday forenoon, on his way to the not th. We
believe he is to be the guest of Mr. Graham, DI.P. for
Glasgow, at his summer quarters in the neighbourhood of
Blair Athol. The hon. gentleman appeared to be in good
health.—Dundee AdrMisrr.
FATAL FILOHT.—On Wednesday Mr. Emsley, tho
Leeds borough coroner, held an inquest at that town on the
body of George Cromack, aged 32, horsedealer, who met his
death on Monday by a blow given by a man named John
Handley, brass moulder, of Hunslet, at a tight on Hunslet
Moor. From the evidence of several witnesses it appeared
that on Monday afternoon the deceased and Handley were
drinking together at the Moor Inn, Hunslet, and, together
with several others, were playing at dominoes, when a quarrel
took place, the deceased taunting Handley that he could
not afford to pay for the beer if he lost. Both parties then
threw on to the table some money, and the deceased flew
into a passion and challenged Handley to fight. To this
Handley replied that ho had no wish to fight, but the de-
ceased repeating the challenge, be at last said, " Well,
Crostack, if thou will persist in annoying me, there is
nothing for it but to fight." The whole party then ad-
journed to the Moor, and, after a few rounds, Handley
struck the deceased a blow on the jugular vein, beneath
the left ear, causing a copious flow of blood. Cromack
fell back into the arms of the bystanders, and was cai.ied
into the Moor Inn. He was then insensible and never
rallied, but expired in about ten minutes. The jury re.
turned a verdict of " Manslaughter" against Handley,
who was committed for trial at the next assizes at Leeds.
WHOLESALE POISONING or FISH. —At the
Bewdley petty sessions this week, before the mayor and a
full bench of magistrates, Messrs. J. H. Baxter and J.
Wildsmith, tanners, of Bewdley, were prosecuted at the
instance of the Board of Conservators of the Severn Fishery
District for Cillii.ll4 to flow from their works into the river
Severn certain liquid matter containing lime to such an ex-
tent as to kill the fish in the river, contrary to the Salmon
Fisher/ Act, 1861, sea 5. Under that act it was made im-
perative upon the °saws of all manufactories located
on salmon rivers to use the best practicable means to
render harmless any liquid or solid matter of a poisonous
nature cast into the river, under penalties for default.
In this instance no means whatever had been taken
to do so, and the poisonous matter from their works
bad been turned out wholesale into the Severn, whereby
thousands of the fry of fish had been destroyed. The
facts proved by the witnesses were briefly these :—On
the 21st of August a quantity of white liquid matter
was sent down from the defendants' works which turned
the water of the river of a white colour for 150 yards
• down, and in a few minutes there were thousands of young
fish dead. One witness estimated the number at near
100,000. The superintendent of police had his attention
called to it, and he took some of the dead fish frau the
river. When he mentioned the matter to the defendants'
foreman he said they had no other place to empty the stuff
from their pits into. Some of the stuff was obtained from
the defendants' premises, and an experiment tried wish it
on some lidng fish by Henry George, clerk to the oon-
',restore. The fish was placed in a basin of spring water,
and a table spoonful of the liquid placed in it, which
sawed one of them to turn up. A second spoonful turned
up several, and a third paralysed and killed all the fish.
The bench fined the defendants 21. 85., including expenses.
Defendants promiied to prevent a recurrence of the
uhanee.

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aEstA RICA
The weather continues much disturbed over the British Isles
and Prance, with strong southerly and westerly gales on the
coasts of the Channel and the Bay of Biscay. Barometric pres-
sure is Dow increasing. hut to consequence of the disturbance of
atinovpheric equilibrium during the last few days the weathes
ts
Dot likely to become settled at pre:eut.

- -
The attorney for the prisoner in the case of the
alleged rape tried at the last Derbyshire assizes before Mr.
Justice Shee, writes to say that the efforts to obtain ••
pardon for the man succeeded. He was discharged severe
weeks ago, and has resumed his former position. " I may
add," says the attorney, " that it is my intention to take
proceedings against the proeecutrix for perjury, and in my
udgment it is to be regretted that Mr. Walpole should
have made such a course a condition precedent to the
granting of a pardon to the prisoner Toomer."
Rsoarrsa. —Owing to the continued inclemency
of the weather yesterday morning, the committee deemed it
saviaable to postpone the Dover regatta until Monday next.
They met at 7 o'clock, as on the previous day ; but as
there was a heavy sea on, with a strong southerly wild
and threatening rain, a resolution to defer the regatta was
unhesitatingly adopted. The committee were supported
in their opinion by the " old mate" who do duty on the
piers. At the time, however, when the races would have
commenced, the weather had so far settled that the regatta
might easily have taken place, bat, unfortunately. public
notice had been given In Dover and the neighbouring
towns by telegraph that it was adjourned, and therefore,
despite the day being favourable, it had to stand over.
The Razasgate regatta is Axed for 'Tuesday, and that at
rhmte for the following Thursday. If that at Dover
have to be again delayed, it will, if possible, come
off on the Wednesday. A largo number of visitors ausved
in Dover on Wednesday.

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

owl °Viagra.
There is no particular feature in thestockmarketa
to-day. Prices are generally steady, though in
a few cases a slight reduction upon the final quota-

tions of yesterday is observable. The tendency,
notwithstanding reports of unfavourable weather in
different parts of the country, is towards a con.

tinuance of steadiness. The reduction in the rate

of discount appears to have been " discounted," I
not alone upon the London Stock Exchange, but
upon all those in the country. The funds are
sharing in the dullness of business, and, as in some
of the other depattments, prices are rather lower.
The discount market is slightly more active, and
the general rates are a shade firmer, at 41 per cent.
for good mercantile paper. Some establishments
report their terms for first-class bills, at 4} to 4.1
per cent. The supply of money generally is good.
Consols are now quoted at 84 to I for money,
and at 891 to 1 for the October account, being

lower than at the close yesterday.
The foreign stock market has improved and is
generally firm, especially in the more speculative
stocks. Business, however, is quiet. Spanish and

Greek are flatter. Some of the present quotations

are subjoined, viz.:—Turkish Bonds of 1862, 63
to 55; ditto 1885, 281 to 291; Greek, 141 to ;
Spanish Passive, 221 to 231; ditto Certificates,
151 to 1; Italian, of 1861, seg to 57 ; and Mexican,
161 to 17.
In the American market the principal feature is
the firmness of 5-20 Bonds, which are quoted
731 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares are 45 to 1, and
Illinois 78 to 1.
International Financial shares are quoted 11 to
07 die. ; London Financial, 13 to 121 die. ;
general Credit, 11 to j die. ; and Credit Fonder,
31 to 21 die.
The shares of the National Discount Company
are quoted at 141 to 1.
Anglo-American Telegraph shares have again
risen 55., being quoted 161 to 1, and Atlantic
Telegraph Preference are steady at 41 to 1.
Last night's Bank return, analysed below, sup-
plies no particular reason for yesterday's alteration
of the rate of discount, but the simple fact is that
1, the position and prospects of the accounts fully war-
rant the step now taken. It is said that the direc-
tors will be averse to making any further early re-
duction without great deliberation, and hence an
impreaaion has arisen in some quarters, and has
been strengthened by the prospect of the early in-
troduction of several foreign loans, that the Bank
minimum is likely to be maintained at
5 per cent. for the next few weeks. All
experience of the money market, however, goes to
prove how fallacious it is to prophesy upon these
matters. A vast mass of financial and other paper
has been completely extinguished, and, as a cone.
quence of the general contraction of business, com-
paratively few bills are to be met with at the very
time when, owing to the constant accumulation of
money, the demand for the means of employing it is
largely increasing.
The discount establishments have lowered their
terms for money at call from 41 to 4 per cent., and
at seven and fourteen days' notice from 41 to 41.
The Joint Stock banks now allow 4 per cent. for
money on deposit, instead of 41, with the excep-
tion that the London and Westminster give only
3 per cent. for sums below 5001.
The Bank of England yesterday bought 14,0001.
in bar gold, but sold 51,000/. for export, of which
48,000/. consisted of sovereigns for Lisbon.
The weekly return of the Bank of France shows
the following changes :
Coin and bullion lncrease £72,000
Circulation
Bills discounted
Advances
Treasury balance Decreseei 13,003
Current accounts Decrease 670,000
The chief movement here presented is the de-
crease of 1,720,000/. in the discounts, and is the
more remarkable from the fact that the rate of dis-
count of the Bank of France has so recently been
reduced to the unusually low point of 3 per cent.
The increase in the coin and bullion contirues,
though less rapidly than of late.
A telegram received yesterday, announces the ar-
rival of the Australian mail at Suez. The letters
are expected to be delivered in London about the
15th inst.
The liquidators of Overend, Gurney, and Co.
(Limited) have announced a sale of the Gurney
'estates near Reigate.
The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 3,3351. over last year ;
the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of
3,8271. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln-
shire, an increase of 2301.; the North British,
an increase of 2,2011.; the Great Eastern, a de-
crease of 1,4241. ; the London, Chatham, and
Dover (including the Metropolitan Extension and
branches), a decrease of 6461. ; and the Metro-
politan Extension, a decrease of 2061. ; while the
Kent Coast receipts were precisely the same in
each year, being 3,7001.
The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Ca-
nada fur the week ending the 18th ult., were 24,4391.
sterling, being 4421. more than in the correspond-
ing week of last year.
The Anglo-Italian Bank have given notice that
the tenders of shares for extinction will be opened
on Monday, the 10th inst., at the offices of the
Bank, at half past two p.m.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Sept. 5, compared with that
for the previous week, shows the following changes:
Circulation issue 6J0,096,390 Increase £366,275
Circulation active 24,221,245 Increase 322,735
Public deposits 4,778,487 Increase 641,439
Other deposits
Government securities in
banking department 11,227,023 Increase 515,300
Other securities in banking
department 23,225,787 Demean 711,057
Coin and bullion in both
departments
Seven day and other bills 645,573 Increase 41,647
The Rest 3,987,417 Increase 171,724
Notes in reserve
Total reserve (notes & coin)
in banking department 6,973,967 Increase 40,457
The continued falling off in the business of the
Bank of England in consequence of its charges
being above those current in the general market is
indicated by the fresh decrease oi 711,697 in the
private securities, but, as there have been this last
week some heavy withdrawals of private deposits
and other changes, the net result is an addition of
only 40,4571. to the reserve. The increase in the
coin and bullion, however, continues, and is pro-
moted by the return of coin from the provinces.
The total held is now considerably above sixteen
millions.

BANK OF
An ♦ccount parsnent to the Act
week ending co Wednesday,

isius DZPJ
Notes issued 0u,008,3100

aso.comoci
Auxusa
Proprietors' Capital L 14,658,000
Rest
Public Deposita (In-
cluding Excites.,
Rev. Ranks, Com-
ets. at National
Debt, and Dtv
Accounts) 4,776,487
Other Deposits 17,4,4100
lumen day and War
410,572

ENGLAND.
7th and /2, for the
r, the bth day cd Sept, 1804
,AITYSIT.
Government debt R 11,015,100
Other securities 8,9114,9110
Gold coin and bul-
-15,
1i0n0984190
Silver bullion —

1641,446. 77_

7/111111201.
Government Sees-
?Nies (including
Deed Weight As-
All.trl,o2t
nottL
Other eitues
6,277,146
Notes
Gold sod guarOohs

5a,421,777
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