The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-07 00:00:00

EXPLORATION OP THE OAKS COLLIERY.

RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF MR. PARKIN
JEFFCOCR.
On Saturday afternoon the remains of late
Mr. Parkin Jeffeock, the eminent mining engineer, sad
use of the volunteers who perished in the sad caw
tropbe at the Oaks, were brought to the bank and con-
veyed to the deaf-bonne. The pocket hook of the un-
fortunate gentleman bad been found And identified during
the morning, and this circumstance led to the supposition
that his body might be in the box-hole, and the workmen
redoubled their efforts in order to get the body out. The
body of Mr. Jeffeook is easily recognised by his sowing
beard and his clothing. The body is perfect with the excep-
tion of the feet, and both these members arc blown off, but
they have been recovered, During the morn*
the late Mr. John Smith's body was brought oat and
was easily recognisable by his watch and clothes. This
gentleman was the manager of the Lund Hill Colliery, sad
was one of the unfortunate yet brave volunteers who
lost their lives in the recent explosion. The other bones
found in the box-bole are—Christopher Siddons, deputy,
and Alfred Hayland, a day man at the colliery.

DREADFUL GUNPOWDER EXPLOSIONS NEAR
Bourox.—Two shocking, and it is to be feared, fatal acci-
dents, occurred at different plasma, in the neighbourhood
of Bolton, on Saturday evening. In the first ease, a man
named Thomas Isherwood, a quarryman, employed at the
atone dell belonging to Mr. William Charnley, at Her-
reek's-fold, a few miles from Bolton, was engaged in 1
blasting operation. He had drilled a bole in the side el
the quarry, and bad inserted the charge of gunpowder
for the shot. In the usual manner he then took up
a fusee and applied a light to the train, but did not sot'
ceed in igniting the powder. After waiting a few nue
relents, Isherwood, along with two other men work*
with him, commenced to drill out the shot, and whilst they
were doing so the gunpowder exploded. Isherwood eas
right in front of the stone, and the full force of the explo-
sion caught him. Nis face was fearfully burned, and his
hands were blown off altogether. He was removed to the
Bolton Infirmary during the day, but no exretation
whatever is entertained of his recovery. In the
second case the injuries to the person were eves
more dreadfuL The unfortunate manes name is Thomas
France. He was a collier, 49 years of age. and employed
in one of Mr. Fletcher's pita at Bradley Fold, close to Bel-
ton. On Saturday morning he was engaged blasting a seam
of cool in the mine, when the powder exploded direct is
his face. The poor man was awfully burned. His eyes
were literally blown out, and his face snd whole body
scorched in a frightful manner. His hands also (as in the
previous case) were almost entirely blown off. Re too
woe taken to the Bolton Infirmary, but, like his fellow
sufferer, there seems no probability of hi. surviving the
injuries he has sustained.
DEATH OF A CITY BPRGLAIL—The Citr burglar
William Brown, who was better kno en as " s^otty," and
was one of the gang sentenced in 1861 to long .erms of
penal servitude for daring robberies in the stops of Mr.
WWism Johnson, jeweller, of Thremineedleatreet, end
Mr. John Walker, of Cornhill, died la Militant a few
days ago. The deceased was not transported to Australia
with easel', Hurley, and some of the other prisoners.
ENORMOUS PIKE AT CLAREMONT.—ID the orna-
mental water at Claremont an enormous pike has been
found dead. It measured 3ft. Sin. lone. cirth at the back
of the bead, lft. Bin. Ita wdlfttt was over 301 b.
METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DIYONSHIRD.
*GUARS. CITY.—The aggregate number of patients relieved
during the week ending Oct. 5 was—Medical. `.121: tar'
gioal, 665; total, 1,596 ; of which 696 were new cams.

TIM EXPRESS, MONDAY E
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LAW INTELLIOEBTM. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.)
(THIS DAY.)
---e-- MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 01DINAIT IMAMS AND MOIL
11 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. There was only a moderate supply of English wheat on I
sale here to-day. For both red and white parcels the de- Sh. I Pd. I Ran.wara I Closing prices I fides to-day
I. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) mend ruled steady, at an advance in the quotations corn- , 1 on Saturday. I to 1
p.m.
to 111 RE CHARLES THoEr. pared with Monday last of front 3s. to 4.. per quarter. We IL& 100 040601 mg Bunn --1 82 $4 834
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to This was a sitting for last examination and discharge. were fairly supplied with foreign wheat, whirl moved off , a ria ...... 1 e•'.. , 1034 1044 zd ad
31 411 ...,
11. 7.,• bankrupt was described as a paper-hanging manatee- freely at :is. to fully 4s. per quarter more money. '3O all Ceniwall I 3 I -•
al , mr, of Riley-street. Russell-street Bermondsey. His Grinding barley advanced Is. per qr., and the value of 81. 100 Dublin sadEsibetlano 73 76 •e
..mt., compiled by Messrs. Hart Russell-street,
and Co., dis- all other kinds was well supported. . at. 106 Dundee,Perth,&AbdJn IS 71
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.. debts and liabilities to the amount of 11,433/. against The malt trade ruled steady, at late rates. The supply 10 6 Net Leedom - - -
a- I. perty given up to the aasignees, 1.14:V. ; debtors, geed, of malt was only moderate. 1 100 AI Do. Scalp - -
Otanowsadli. Western 100 110 -
i 1 ....J. : ditto doubtful and bad, 1,066/. ; and property Owing to limited arrivals, oats were quite Is. per qr. VII' 11/4
Bt. 100 West Netent Ord. 801 l 311 1124 311 I-
d 11.44 as security, 5,500/, dearer than on this day se'nnight. Bt. 100 Do. L Ang. Stk.,N 6 6 61
Mr. Reed supported the bankrupt. Mr. Bagley appeared Beans sold at very full prioes with a steady inquiry. Ilt. 100 Oreatlecelhof Wetland' 15 16 -
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kr the assignees, and consented to an adjournment to Very few English beans were on the stands. Elt. 100 Great Northern - -1 110 112 -
'h ensile the creditors to take into oonsideration a proposal Peas were quite as dear as last week, with a fair de- St 100 Do.A I Areaway:in. 116 117 -
't stieh the bankrupt had made with a view to the case mend. 81. 100 Do.B 1 tn. p. ais paldß 124 126 124
St. 100 Do. Did. Did. Dtv.iltocki -. ....
11 icing taken out of court. The 24th of October had been Both English and foreign flour advanced 2s. , Bt. 100 Ot &sae i West (Ire.) 94 96 -
!lust for the creditors to meet, and he asked that the In agricultural seeds very little was doing ; but linseed, 84. Do 020,0 palm , 471 434 4718 71 i
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sitting should stand over until after that date. rapeseed, and cakes were quite as dear as last week. IM. 100 DalleourVaLOvia.Bol ..-
a Mr. Heed said that the proposition was for payment of The floating grain cargo trade has been active, and prices W. 100 Do. Ilesda Halm I - - -
11 1'24. in the pound. have generally advanced. The arrivals of wheat-laden g• 100 00. H. MIA-Oxford; 25 SO -
k Ilia Honour granted an adjournment. vessels have been far from numerous, and trade in this BS 100 Do. Do. 1407P1at
81. 100 Lancilatte &Toreson* 1.27 128 -
1261 74
d department has been rather restricted ; but in cargoes on , 84. 100 L„o.toi htn.,88.0.44, 444 541 to i
pamage and for shipment a large business has .on 100 3.4.64..gb0thm.DDcr0 iii si, 19t i i
r. THE POLICE COURTS. been rioncluded at an advance of from Is. to ss. on let IN Do.bl.4.Extan.A6p.c. 11 14 13
i late rates. We quote Berdianski arrived, 64a.; °kirks, Ta.- IN. leti London&NorthWarsta. 114 1144 114 4ln 14
, (THIS DAY.) 100 Londoe&SouthHestera 83 86 e ganrog, 60s. ; Mananopoli, ti.is. per 492 lbs. Polish Odessa, I 111.
el. 100 slam Chet ,et Llneolnah . 4,01
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_____ ~.. 6d. to 66e. per 480Ibe. ; Californian, on passage,
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MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 64.. 6d. per 50011 m. ; Marianopoli, 645. to 6.1 a, 3d.; Ghirka, ilt. tri, Do. 66,6.67..-Jr,A. _
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%Feint's CHARGE or CuTTING AND woorniiria. 584. 6d. to 625. 6d. ; Polish, 63a 6d. to 65e. 6d. ; Gawk. den deep . et. till 18TO 110 112 ..-
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' Mars Ann Annington, a young woman, was charged mires, b7s. 6d. per 4961ba Saide, 51s. 6d. to 541. per 84. 100 ifstropoltasonneiog no gi
e before Mr. Tyrwhitt, with feloniously cutting and wound- 480 tbs. Banat, shipping, 625. ; Thrall, 58s. 9d. per 4921ki. m 15 D. de. do. - -. ....
is log another young woman named Ann Harrington, residing Banat to be shipped, 50e. to 80.. 6d. par 4921ba. ; 10
_a!, Do. het John's-wood
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, in Mercer.street, Long-acre. Danubian, 60.. per 480Iba. Maize has been in active 2',.. !!! ~._ -..,=---iiiii-ii: lrit 191 _ .
The prosecutrix said-Last night I was standing in demand, at an improvement in the quotations ;;;•. LI 14li iiiMi'•
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Cotnpton•street, talking to some young women, when the of from Is. to 211. Cargoes oa purge have also been in- ei. i.e ,D. gogo.ponb.Dood. _ _ -
s prisoner, another person, and a man came up, and the quired for, but owing to the small quantity on offer the 80. roo 'le. Balers-BerseteD_ 104 164 108
d prisoner struck one of the young women, and knocked transactions have been limited. Odessa, arrived, has sold is 154
Do. De. 0. le. 1,...P1itr0. - - - --.
if her down, and while she was on the ground the man kicked at 43e. ; Moldavian, 425. 6d, ; Moldavian, on passage, 43.. nt. -.. 62 63
D.,10.
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_96 97_ es
961,
of the young woman. I cried out " shame", when the pri. Barley continues scarce, and parcels offering command 6d. eell, ,102
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soner made a rush at me and tore my bonnet, and struck to Is. per quarter more money. Danubian, on. pessage, is ir. re; 5..- 670176DiAiii-. 193 332 -
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me in the face. I called " police," and the police came up quoted at 32a. 6d. to 32a. lOid. ; Syrian, 31s. 6d. ; Banat, go og D. go 285041 _ 8 5 -
d and sent the prisoner away. I walked over the way, when 345. 9d. ; Azov, shipping, 31s. 6d. to 325. 3.1. ; Danubian, to es IN , sera Lomdoa -
I. the prisoner came up to me and struck rue again, the man be shipped, 31s. to Ma. 3d. ; Egyptian, 31s. to 31s. 6d. ; 10 1.: ' X Ml'
Stfordabli;ll.6 : - 614 6104 2e3
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k being with her. The man giving the prisoner a knife, said Banat, 28a, all per 4001 be. Beans have commanded more ..
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" Put this into her," and the pruioner having opened the attention and prices have improved 6d. to Is. We quote wB;*. g; it:6"1`.... : zu.! 1 ,677 - s
knife struck me in the aide. The prisoner and her corn- mixed Egyptian, arrived, 36a 6d. to 375. ; new Snide, 375. on. He ~,,„,,riz;,,.......__ z 47 -
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minion then ran away. 6d. per 48011 m. Rye-both arrived and on passage-rem- Ilt, we .cod! Bram 1 esi av 6111
i- Mr. Tyrwhitt-Shouldyou know the man again? Uses 2s. more money, at which prices a fair business has 10 all illassa.Hokleghmkdie Si 94 -.
h Prosecutrix-Yes. The police went after the prisoner been concluded. Azov, arrived, 48x; ditto, on passage, St BM Taft Vale , 143 146 -
I. and caught her, and I went to the hospital. 48.. • ditto, shipping, 45a. to 45.. 6d.; Danubian, to oe 10 .2 ;_ila 0 -2- - - .....! - - gm
Mr. Tyrwhitt-Do you know what became of the knife? shipped, 45e. to 455. 3d. per 48011 m. Oats have been 7:. to; 4.....,.. r 41,1= =
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Proeecutrix-I believe she threw it away. sold steadily at Gd. to Is. advance. Russian, shipping, '•
f Mary Ann Dawson, another young woman, gave similar have changed hands at 255. 3d. to 255. ad ; ditto, to be
a evidence, shipped, 275. to 27.. 3d. per 304th.. The market for BRITIIII2 1.1881111110.1111.
d Mr. Osman Vince, senior house-surgeon at the Middle- linseed is firm and prices are advancing, while rapeseed aiN. 1 I.6Thwan. 1 a 06163161666. 661.6
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sex Hospital, said-Last n4ht the prosecutrix was brought although steady in pike is not in much demand.
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to the hospital with a small piunctared wound in the side. Alutivat or Elszos.-English : tares, 244 ;linseed, 103 ; SLIOO
.Itlloo
_Atianticiagt Lawrenee 44 *9
Boer. Bar. &C. la. Wipe. 102 1011 - She was attended to, and will have to continue an out- rapeseed. 469 ; and sundry, 982 qrs. Foreign : linseed, no 'l4 I Do. 7 7h........._ _
• patient for some days. 8,100 ; rapeseed, 2,5'..Z ; maize, 3,748 ; and sundry, wie on I gaga* * loge dire.. "si or - 1
n Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner. 120 qrs. la all I Go. Preferesiee • 4 - 1
A female stepped forward and said she had a charge of ExPoirre.-Wheat, 780 ; oats, 800 ; and rapeseed, IN 100 Ahdt,ltrenit,eoodedela .a.
assault to prefer against the prosecutrix. 4,217 qrs. I II per eentlBll2-84 - as 71 •-•
Mr. Tyrwhitt maid if the person had any charge to make CURRENT PRICHII. St 100 Oal. && Eastern6p. ng. - -.-.
I' she had better do it in the usual manner. EsOLiaa 21- 100 Cape T.& Doak lippie4 63 48 _
Per Qr. poi 02 1.00 all Deoramilin * 102 -
WESAT. a. a 0x,.. a. s. IS 100 Isst ga. 6 o lO3 1.4 -
?ARgam, Kent, red, '66 -to - I &iota% tato - - -
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BLOOMSBURY. „ le. wilts, '66 -to - I „ white ts to 28 10 6 Do. L Shares__ _- li 2pm -.
- , '67 61 to n Biala. it 100 Grand Trunkof Canada 19 154 191 4-
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Norio& and Law& Meagan
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Do. Iquip.ILB.W.W. 82 86
CORONER'S INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) red
✓ This morning a jury assembled before Dr. Edwin sauna. Harrow -
Malting
Lankeder, at the University College Hospital, for the mum d
S 4 to 38 TWA
100 ell Do. 4th pref. Stock.. 21 33 -
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f purpose of inquiring into the circumstances relating to the Grinding'
MALT. Maple to 90 all I Do. gua. II per east. - - pm' -
I death of Edwin McDonnell. Lem Pforfolk, and White -
s On Saturday tho coroner applied to the Home Secretary Suffolk 66 to 72 Boilers - - i lipla -
a for permission to have Groves, the prisoner, before his El_ololl°° sad Wars 667 t 601° 0274 Toom . l'°1111" IL 140 GA 8. of India g. 6p. et 1•3 104 . 104
It 100 Do. 4l lm beau .. - 94 96 1 - t orvWo maw per Me
court, but the application has been declined. aya lbs.
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so to 52 IN ell Dui:a.tc...Bdapay.lB73 NI 100
I The jury proceeded to view the body. The bullet mark New 36 to 42 Household
49 to 60 100 M Do. do. do. 1877.4. PG 88 ad' -
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on the right breast •appeared like a dark coloured wafer, onglien. f00d...
.... 83 to 27 Norfolk .66 Suffolk, 16 3 °b Limited) - - Si.' •-•
There was a similar appeeranoe on the back, indicating the potato
exit of the bullet. Scotch. feed ... ..... 30 to 111 91 1011 Do. de. if d 0... 66 97 sa
SI. 100 Do. do.
_el N. - 91 U FuaRKUL
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Sub-Lieutenant Arkwright, of the 2nd Life Guards Per Qr. PE' v•-• N all Math. endllobsoe'sßay 61 63 identified the deceased, who was a corporal in the band; WHIAT. s a 047 e. a s to al Do. 8,, eL __an, 66
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and had been on leave since the middle of September. Dentate and Honig,- Danish and Swedish. 26 to 30 Do i all Do. 5"-o. et' 6•;;. egee se U -
berg 491 110 76 Read= 2° t° 111 it 190 lo.Korean.ei; nietp.a so as Mrs. Jane McDonnell, residing at Turnham-green, mid Rostock & Meadow Brut.. ill 100 Salads, gita 6 per mot 103 104 -
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the deceased was her sou, and was born at Quebec, North hsa O6 to 76 Danish - 1011 ltdi 1102
66 to 68 loypUen - -.. par Ow -
America. He was 22 years of age last May. His father good.. borer
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1 is an Irishman. „i soft - 111. MS Ds. INN IM. IfloCile. 87 1115
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8 American, red
The Coroner-Do you know of anything that might , whit. - &Liu* limas comas t° 40
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give a clue to such an act ea has taken place? Douai. white se to 40
Witness-Nothing, sir ; I thought he was too much sig Grinding
34 to 38 nova. Nal Ha 1 Stets. 1 hi la i.b... ...
beloved by the world to be Injured by anyone. Melting to - French, per seek .... 42 to 66 "AAA is As. Bank (23..)A
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The Coroner-Did he give you any cause sa to why each OLT& Spanish „.: .. 43 to A. woo 101 Do. D.
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Dutch brewing .... 26 to 32 American, pm. mei - to to 39
an act had been committed? 60 Alleas . -.. 16 6 I •-•
1 .. feed Ow.... 31 to U Censdlen .. 28 to 'll do low AnDocaloili6l l6 104 Dills
,1 Witness-He said he thought it wimi Fenismisni, and ARIIVALS OF (MALY. ars. INTO LONDON- BY LAND AND tee,' NI Almelo Anglaise ..... 4 2ti pes -
that he had been mistaken for another party. I have 10,,killarla1-0011 IBOX n•PT. 40 TO OCT- 6, BOTH 40. 201 4:411011FfPn•ORSIS):• an 16 1 -
heard him say while reeding the papers at home that he -
etoor, 00,000 40 Australasia. all; 66 67 416 i IQ
would hang all the Fenian.. Wheal' 2.1117„o • lanai 1 Oats. m 7 ~,,,. ~,.....,.. 1,.... 10
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The Coroner-Did you ever hear that he had so ex- NON .. 'Fit 1823 11272 4617; 782 470 .. 20163 14.500 50 ' Do. New, blued g Prn. ! 4 2 orb •-•
Beotce sees 10,a00 26 Bank of Egypt -
pressed himself iu public? been
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.. 16, 10 Rank of Otero (United)) 10 4 4Ws -
Witness-Never, sir. Foreign' .. 8010 110.1 I :... ons Site sets tore, .. 00. 50 1 fisigraf neloclaAwßfel II , - ..- -.
60 000, 10 Bank ore New Zealand lO 7 9pm -
By the Jury-He was not in the habit of discussing Taal
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•soct . 2926 111272 15470 3152 3095 F 1771.0163 ifl;00O 60 , British N. Adwries • all 160 62 -
politics. He lived at 12, William-street, Regent's-park. to.cao to C.Bk.lndla, Ns_ „ Caine all i 16 55 -
30,000 26 ' Chart Ilse. of India. &A all 124 30 231
Susannah Jury, hospital nurse, stated that McDonnell LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. 51.000 l to sty ..- to it is -
was trought into the hospital at about half-past 12 or 1 (Tins DAY.) akoiriloo CoiceiaT-- IP 137 311 -
o'clock. She was not on duty at the time. She saw him ir T51.1141/APH.) 100, 10 ICowelblated Beak (L ) 4 I 1 fps 4i 7.1111
first at half-past Bon Sunday morning. He had two wounds, (raow oust ows ColtansPONDiNT.) 10, le . DelldawdLesaloa (L) *j - -
N. NJ Rest Loessa.
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The market opens with a fair demand at unchanged 10 le ! &Am imimso(l4l:l.l $ dik _
one in the chest and the other in the beak. She saw the rates. Sales about 10,000 or 12.000 beim M. no libel* as/ Samosa. 10 4 1 41. -
surgeon attend to the wound. She heard that after hew* 60, 19 1 Rag.lkinkß.felenelroL 10 3 1 die -
brought into the hospital • bullet fell out on the floor. M)NCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) le. it 1 Ingiresa*AndAlreed en 164 174 -
So, IS Hullnksaddwedlsis fL) ,-
She assisted in dressit.g the wounds, and McDonnell told firoan-The market is firm, but the badness doing is IA IN lasperlelßank(lNtisd) 11. 19 20 -
her he thought be should know the man who shot him got important egg begs eleyed Manilla sold at 26e.; * I=rial Ottoman -.. le 14 IWs 84
if be saw him, but be did not think they would find the and 100 bags grainy Mauritius at 38e. Refined steady, 6 -
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When Groves was taken to the bedside McDonnell Corra&-A fair general business is doing, at last week's tot te Land Mere Bk.-T;dlafL 1 4 3 2.• -
laid he was like the man who firedthe shot, but he thought sumss,' 100 D0.8p.a.Deb.,1864,20yrs all St 86 -
heMin.-The market, except for good and line qualities, 11,04 W SO Leaßk.oolemeo,&e.(Ly 10 It 9 -.
was not stout enough. He could not sit up in bed now,. go. t. UAW No Laudon aad BraMllsal 66 24 35 die -
but was lying on his back when he saw Groves. His mother ~Aboutmion'e3,ooo tons have been sold. Hallam, 111L0111 10 ,_,,,__D°' 14.4114 , 9 4*
and the two constables who brought Groves were present 12e. 3d. ex ship ; Rangoon, 12s. 6d. landed ; Necransie, 4:0""w1:11 ',.,711,4,415i1d5t5(L„, 1, ro 46r i .....om -
at the interview. Witness told Groves before he went to for arrival, Hs. 4)(1., ex ship ; Bassein, without guarantee, 60:4 si Lem. Boa of Lobs_ lan 'et 99 4.... r
the bedside to keep his hat on, and he did -_ at 11.. lid.
.. $7.4 IS Lowles ma Ihnint7 190 64 114
When Groves was at the bedside there were two Ault -a
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40 pcher:es Demerara sold at 2a., and 200 22. IDDo. New Noel at 20 p. e - - -
puncheons Jamaica at firmer prices. 73. so unaaan Jana 'Wag l4 16 10 7151
detectives, one on each side of them. She did not know 8/Wynne-RC-No sales reported. WON; 20 London &SouthArnosa all 10 12 -
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whether taller than Groves, they were both stout men. Corrog.-The sake are limited to small parcels at steady til vio: Via!oi Lit 19021
12 di -On of the detectives said to McDonnell, "Ls this man Frieea• .41.000440 Lemke &II -. W6B 09 -
siything like the man who shot yon!" and McDonnell TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) some lee DetiambittlAueslegeM II 274 Wipe gii 4
MAO 100 Merehaut Soak aii..). I, a agm -.
replied, "It is his facie, but I think the man who And the The market is firm' annexed are the quotations:-Tow. soma, so watoonute
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pistol was bigger." The deeecnien mien said, "You tallow, 43e. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 10,0* 10 Metropolitan mil g 8 -..
I are lying in bed, and that would, of con 44a. 3d. ; ditto new 445. 6d. to 445. 9d. ; October to 4:10:
1312:31.1.7gai11at NW)
' December, 44e. 6d. ; her. 45a. : January, 455. 6d.
[ makes him look smeller," and be added, "That PARIICULABS OF TALLOW. lO,OOO MO National of lberpool IS -- Ms -
18.1411100 N. Pro. cif Ingleed 42 -• as
is quite enough," and went away. She did not notice um. mes. um& them &6,090 * Da Ind & led taitli lf - - *
• whether Groves had a great coat on, but thought he had - - 10,000 10 National Beak 0 - -
not. He looked pale, seemed confused, sod WI. al ef • Stock on hand this day_caaks 47,816 41,470 32,696 14,265 60,000 j 10 New South Halm.. - - all .. -•-•
Delivery last week - 7i - -
tremble, and he did not speak • word while be was in the Ditto from Ist June 24,376 64,183 31,665 93,087 NAN 26 WINN, We& Oorpora all 44 45 414
ward. Arrival last week 2,190 10,04 11,121 332 H,210 N PiewlalleelONOorp.(l.) 10 I MA -
Ditto from lat Jane 27,120 4s, 13 35,986 18,721 NAN IN Preetee. of beked .. 116 57 59 - Edward Collett Shoppe, M.R.C.S., and louse- non of 4.oes ts D. de. New....: lan - - -
University College Hospital, deposed that he was at the ad.a,a. d. d. ad. ad. a 4. d. $9,000 IS Beath Anstrana. -an
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door when McDonnell was brought into the hospital at aboutwin Stand. el B. 8. Arii.. .1 as 13 10 Oa -
halfPrinciett.,; on s=tlAddaay 41 642478 6 04 6 44 6 9 17,061 100 .
y 44 3 50 0 46 6 46 9 lO,OOO 100 Do. do. Ma at 6 pni.l 10 8 6Ns -
-past 2. He tore open the wounded man's se,ooo le Oda.. .l Australis -..1 all 47 49 481 8
shirt, Arrtval for the week eliding Oct 16 last year, 7,8117 casks, and
which was saturated with blood, and found • wound just delhrery. 3.666 casks. The arrival last week compelsed 324 casks ,r,:::,: 1111°. Ddm :14 Inds" (11111); 11 1I
1 7 156 41s in-
below the fifth cartilage, near the m • of the ,bnuat. Petersburg, end 8 other places ; total, 33$ auks.
- -ho ie. He ordered the man to be taken to the ward, and
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. 110&81016 HAIL WAYS.
at once, with the assistance of the polies, removed hie
clothes. He then found a second wound at the (THIS DAY.)
back. The bleeding had ceased. He afterwards We have a larger supply of beasts, and the demand is fe I, Pd., ie TrAllmem 1 Cknlsn Pets"- 4 Sils•
very limited ; however, for choice qualities we are enabled nj I ii-n- =gen* ke""dalaxwrp.e. 144 Dilliza 24 24
examined McDonnell's clothes, and found his to return late quotations. The number of sheep is much II all Belgian RJaaon ~ If 1 _
great coat perforated in front through four smaller, yet quite equal to the demand. In a few in- N an RAyres„o.B.,g.7p.etegi 141 it -
thIC6--esees or cloth, and there was a corresponding hole ustanthaces pThrices have. advanced, but generally speaking trade 10 MI Central Argentine -.. 134 1 ....
The eis very heavy for calves notwithetand- 140 S„.11 r 530.1454)
in his double-breasted waistcoat, linen, and flannel shirt. in there in a short supply. Our foreign' supply consists niel• 1 all n,lxtraiwai,-,,:‘ .- - Pis
On search being made In the wound a conical ballet was of 2,440 beasts, 6,510 sheep, 86 calves, and 15 Gigs. Front 10 is Ibiaoliheoß --4:-..." : 1641 14415 found
(the bullet was produced and identified). The man Ireland there are 350 beasta, and 2,750 from the northern 90 ' all Do. .- 241 tat -
died at • quarter to 3 o'clock on Friday with symptoms of and midland counties. la lan Lewes dIr.:I;ZZ -
et vs. s. & a. d. 50 1 1$ European Central (L) l7 16 -
Best
pleurisy and pneumonia. A poet mortem examination was 90ottrirereeirLds. 11 all : 'll-0 I ElSPrikklani.baLAll • 0 10 all 6 .:14.1 4 " of
made, and no doubt the shot wound was the cease of death. ~......_,lllat 11,°°1'...,bam,....._11 444 4 ' 24.12„.141and0.-62w00w°°14'..".: 0° 04 tole all'en Im'amedbarge..,'(.., ''''''' 14,1, 1.1" -.
The inquest was adjourned till Monday next, at Fol- 14. '..... 32 66 68 46 ,4 Rims e sewed qua 3 4 1111 Ml Neat 107 Oho
10 o'clock. rep - - 0 0 to MI IDallp.a hi i Bag. gov 141 4 19 -
led Des&TIH-treds 410 5 0 ,Lamb - 6X 56 -.
PROCEEDINGS AT BOW-STREET POLICE COURT. Beasts at market, 5,640; sheep and lambs, 20,730; calves, 90: 10 all ,N.Rell.B.Ayresg.7.p.a 2 6 -
Theremoval of Groves, who stands charged with the Pigs. 49e• 10 .a . Do Warred .,- .., ...
10 all Ifforwegtaa Trunk Pref -. -.
murderer( Edwin McDonnell, front the House of Detention, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) to au Ottoman (BmyrnaAbiln Si 84 -
Clerkenwell, to Bow-street, was effected without the Messrs. IPattenclen and Smith report a slight improve- N, air, I...2rs,andlifactla rsti Sati -
-
slightest interruption. The van in which the prisoner meat in the trade this morning, at the redo e rates.
/
rode was preceded by several mounted police ; others ft all ileelle a 3.Frosel4l 4 Si 104
* 10 Aces] Berchuslan -
II all 'ltoial Swedish .-__ - -.-
were placed on either side of the vehicle, and some in the THE. CONVICTR UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH.- • all 1 Do. 7 par oat&
-.
-
-•
rear. Apart from the curiosity occasioned by this novel The High Sheriff of Surrey, Mr. J. M. Molyneux, has ap- to an ,Ileatbre aud Meuse - . 7 -
sight, there was no feeling exhibited during the journey. pointed Tuesday, the 15th inst., for the execution of 30 ail I___Do,-,1,)110,217 ___t• 001 i . 176644 2 _
lir. Poland, instructed by Mr. Pollard, of the Treasury Sent
tr Bordier„for, the. murder of Anne Snow in the Old I :
isig rtari,1'...0.4.0.74 ;
se 141 144 4--
Solicitor's-office, conducted the prosecution ; The ordoiary hoar for the execution would
. eci ie .aouth East. at Portugal - -ws -
and Mr. Ihe nine o'clock, but in consequence of that time being VS all 'Southern of France-. 10 21 -
Warner Sleigh, instructed by Messrs. Lewis and Leiria, fixed for the execution of John Wiggins at Newgate, the 10 , all ,Turin and Savona _ - 1 2 -
aPpeared for the prisoner. hour has been changed to ten o'clock. The prisoner ex- 111, all ;Wed Flanders ... . Pi 5
-
10 01l . Do. te ow oast. ir's;r: v vs
Among the gentlemen occupying ands upon the bench bildts mach firmness' and "ems ta be quite resigned t'e in lon Avast &N.W. ot France Sli Ili •-.
his fate. There does not appear to be any ground for_
we observed Colonel Gardner, of the 2nd Life Guards, the supposing that his mind is affected. He professes the 1
regiment to which the unfortunate deceased belonged. Roman catholic faith, and is attended almost daily by the 1 103.1.1014 OBLIGATIONS.
The man had been originally fixed for 12 o'clock, but the Rev Mr. Faure. He has never alluded to hie crime, and ; _ , .„.
I RAILWAYS. 1 Meng 1 %lea
seems to be under the conviction that he was justified en' IPd 3 343
night charges, which, as natal on Monday, were very
numerout, though of the most uninteresting character, hinaxtestrbezingjustthifieedlifeinofkilithiengdechiseaaed, and would also 4 ell .o.Luxembearg6p.oent 31 *
hil Ithem 10 all I
~I)". -
occupied the court until 10 minute. after 1. c * ren to save .„,,
from the misery to which he considered they would have le"; :r:iriane eeneedoModsral itil 1,21 „.
-
At a quarter past 1 the Prisoner was shout to be placed been subjected by his illness preventieg him from providing 100 all Illatenua and Sahanllla - - -
at the bar when Mr. Poland asked for a short adjournment, for them. The Society for Preventing Capital Punish- IN IDo Second Issue.- - 87 90 -
as the witoesaes had been summoned to the inquest, which mente have meenoralked the Secretary of State in his es 1 North: of rrawcesispectet Ili
_l3 -
behalf, on the ground of insanity but no answer has been 10 511 I DolLst• k
took Place at 11 o'clock. No doubt they were on the way received, and it is not considered 'probable that be will be 100
_., ,Ottoosan (Wayriss, dal 40 Se ..,
to the court, but they had not yet arrived, sad he could respited.-John Wiggins, the oilier convict under sea- 66 --, 1 ....,,d,.0 %.2.,„„v, 18 ft, _
_
not Proceed without them. tence of death, still continues to sweet his innocence, toe •k 8. F.-
(Peria.) 93 96 -
Mr.
Vaughtn agreed 211 wait
for them, auf--- f°- the lama-.
alleging that the woman killed herself after having . yal Swedish 6p. ot.
Ai IN 114 5
-- attempted cut his throat. In this ease also the above 100 LaOraode7 peat.
while Proceeded with an adjourned charge. to
society are exerting themselves in the prisoner's behalf. NI as. &Lom-Ve. Sp. a 8 84
100 EastotPort.7p.o. - - HERAT NOKTHZRN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-ROAD
A bi-weekly steam packet communication hasFranes3p.o. 13 131
I Istaaerow. - Number of patients for the week ending' 12.. 1 rte 161
per cl. 6 6-
ben established between &nibs* and Cherbourg. Oct. 5,1,02), of whisk 206 were saw sass& so lall .aN.W.od 3 Sp. o. 12 111 -

U. I Pd. I RAILWAY?. C prima 1 Sara to-das
otalairday. 1
to 1 p.m.
84. 100 &deka and Spam 82 84 831
91 100 ealeorelaa - ad
St. 100 Cambrian
16 all Denman 3 I
8t 100 Dublin sad Badadtlano 73 76
et. 101 Dondee,Pailt,&Abdan IS 71
10 0 Baal Loadoa — ..
1000 al Do. &alp —
81. WO Maio& add & Wiabi:sl 104 110
84. 100 Grad Moab= Ord. lit 1 32.1 314 1
Bt. 100 Do. L dog. /Wall 4 6 51
81. 100 Groat Noithot Scotland' 15 16
Bt. 100 Oros& Northers —1 110 111
8%. 100 Do.A I Ario.sodloaa- 116 117
BR 100 Do.B It4lo p. a lipald4 124 126 124
84. 100 Do. Ord. Dot Div. &oak
100—
84.
1
04. !loath i Weil. am) 64 50
84. 111100 Dollt Oro& WoorVaLOaa.Bl9l olters , CI in
.... 471 a 71 1
84. 1
el 100 Do. Ilona Waits 1
Bt. 100
Duo. W. bild..4llatord' 35 30
81 100 Do. Do. &import' 19 31
84 100 !Aboukir. &Yorkshire 127 126 1261 71
Bt. 100 La, .rirbrhtn,&S.Cosat 631 54 664
83. 100 Loadoe,Obatlark&Dor 191 20 189 1 1
11l 140 D0.3164.1x1ie..149.4 11 14 13
et. 10 Loadon&NorthWista. 114 114 114 4 131 14
at 100 tondosetBoathWaitora 82 86
...
111. 190 31.5. Photo! Llacaboab 401
1144 LI
Bt. 100 lielropoalsa..--.. 124
84 WO Do. incision, IliVl- --
1 dend Bp. et. MD 1870 110 112
at 100 1141ro9o11119D6datol 98 85
19 15 Do. do. d 0... _ —.—
10 all Do. &U. John's-wood
8R 100 &Mad . . 1201 1301
8R 100 Do, Dir.a.79ll6rTii. b 8 94
81. 100 Worth &Wall
84. 140 ; Do. Idla.Partb,Doad —
8t
IN W. Nailera—Bwwlalt 1051 1046 103
18 lei Do. a. N. Z. Para
94. 106 Do. Linda
10. 100 D. fork ——
88. 110 Do. Cartial•
St 100 Do. Wok &Darling 133 135
16 au D. do., 180041 8 9
el 100 ciatli Ladies —..— ll6 117
10 6 1 Do. do UM 1 11 pa
as. lee ,Worlblkadordildr;.:-- et se
et. 100 'N. &IL Wiallwo Jam 109 111
81. 100 Obropobirs Onion 46 67
6k 100 Borah Devon.. —..— 66084 47
lit. 100 Sod& lidos 1 le 881
10 all straikwokbjhs:—iti, 4 4
et 100 Tait Vale
10 6 1 Do. o— —..... i up= _
81. 106 ',Waterfoid & Ilikioar ,
10 4 'Woad*. & &bilabial' —.—

TIM EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1867.

aaM.
ua«.,

COLONIAL

diOalai.ip.i
Do. _ .

Osa. Goi.lll.lL.
- I Do. Spar* tob./tAoir.
- , Do. e wet. 1L0r.3
ct 141,11111 Do. perot..Ton.al
SWIM Do. Swot las.
1100.N0 Depot G Hopollpor.ll77ll
I Et*. 40. 1 1190. WOO ,

101 103
99 101
09 101
88 00
87 89
103 106
1074 1084
107 168
106 107
NI N
103 106
1114 1129
IN 197
103 196
104 106
199 107
104 106
101 104
100 101

_
ea

no, aZieloTo
Do. do. 188041
41.188 D0.8p.0.dp.400t1800
4 zi,... 0.11::.,N0,i44,....te5..
Do. 1/171 d 0....
Illosrllllo 8 p. 4,1173
Do. 1878
270, Do. INS
pe,.

WON Nov DesstailevAlperel.
4111696 Now low* Wass Clow..
6 4. am0t.,1871 to 1676
1,671.100 Do. 6p. 0.16141 to 1896
860,000 D0.6p.e.r,1867 to 1876 ,
1/4.040 It., loolzad tlpor cowl
1.900.000 Do. spirt ail
600.000 Do. 6 Tar aut. Dal
100.901 D0.d0.1.191 ltuto&Doc
190.0041N0va Scotts 4p. 4,1174
Mika Quoisoloas4 Goo. p. 04
1377, Do. Do. 1191
1111, S.Luat.Gov. O 4.0..67-77 j
Do. 1171 sad 44.44.1
IMMO; Via Gov.6p. am Illy
7.0111090 Do. 111 4. at April tflo

103

67 00
04 06
01 00

M 1

m
100 102
98 Se
98 99

Nig

los les I
in 111 —
109 119 id 109 id

PREFERENCE SHARES.
Great Western, Original 4i per cent., 76..
Great Western—West Mid perpetual 6 per cent.
opt, till 1869, 93.
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 6 per cent.,
115.

Manchester. Sheffield, and Linc., 61., 611.
North Eastern, Stockton and Darlington C, 6 per
Int., 8.
North Eastern, W. Hartlepool Harb. and Rail., 81.

Anglo-American Telegraph
Credit Fonder of England (Limited), de.
Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), 121.
Natal Land and Colonisation (Limited), 1, I.
National Discount Company (Limited), HI!.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 51, 52.
Peninsular and Orients& Steam. New. 1855, 52.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867, 3g.
Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited), 161.
Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Um.), sj.
Viceroy of Egypt (Dfortpgs) Loan, 71), 2).

r.
I.
- -
9.45 41
91.4.1141
19 WO

/lake
'uless
Greenout

■ra
Ladoga
Weymouth
kartraroarts
Rader

L 05,511

LOO £1
.04.11

:ae:4l

W.N.W.
N.W.
N. W.
N. N.W.
W. N. W.
W. N. R.
N. W.
W.N.W.
W.N. W.
W.
RA W.

W.N.W.
N.
N.N.W.
N.W.
N.
N.W.
W.N.W.

Ai*

19
ill WI

W.N.W.
N.W.

w.i:iv.

A emuiderable din
the British lidos hu
stations there is a dl
Aberdeen the baron!

Renerally veered to the
creamed, In London It li
Rein hu been press's'
Greencastle and Vann,.

inntion In the atmospherical pressure over
.ken place since Saturday. At our northern
Terence of more than 7-10 the of an inch. At

ter Indicates* 43 inches. The winds have
'westward. Temperatures havegeserally lo-
is 13 dem. wanner than It was on Saturday.
at over our Islands ; mach has fallen at

of Fran7e:

Oyster culture upon the most improved prin-
ciples is now being pursued at Lymington, is Hants, with
every prospect of success.

- - -
Some ancient lamps have been found in Romney
Abbey Church, and which are supposed to belong to the
twelfth century.
A RETIRING LIBERAL CARD/DATE'S VIEW OF
CARTARSING.—Mr. H. W. Ripley, the president of the
Bradford Chamber of Commerce, has retired from the con-
test for the vacant seat at Bradford, leaving Mr. W.
Thompson, a load gentleman of influence, and the well.
known Mr. Edward Mill, to contend for the representa-
tion. The oonservatives talk of inviting Mr. W. Ferrand.
Mr. Thompson, who is supposed to have conservative
tendencies, is absent in Germany, and in a telegram he
mays he is in favour of the ballot, and otherwise about the
same as Mr. Ripley. This is not acceptable to the Unica,
who have shown some inclination to support him, and on
Saturday Mr. Ferrand was in the town in connexion, it
was supposed, with en intended candidature. Mr. Rip-
Icy, in an address issued on Saturday night, gives the fol-
lowing reasons for retiring :—" Gentlemen,—Being advised
on all hands that unless I agree to institute an organised
system of electioneering cavansing (against which I have
ever had the strongest objection), I have no reasonable
prospect of memos ; and believing, as I do, that canvas-
sing at elections, as ordinarily conducted, is the !min-
a bribery, intimidation, and corruption, with all
ZeTg attendant evils, I prefer to retire from the contest
rather than to submit to adopt a course which is utterly
=Lt to my convictions. I beg most heartily to
s many friends who have so kindly and volun-
tarily offered me their support."

MONEY MARKET.-(TBD3 DAY.)

OM o'OLoca.

Owing chiefly to the news from Rome that the
insurrectionary movement continues, the stock
markets are flat to-day, and the gene's'
course of prices is unfavourable. Some
sales have also been made upon a vague
rumour that parliament will shortly be called
together. Consols have declined per cent., and
several of the leading railway securities k to 3•
Foreign bonds are likewise offered, but the only
variation of importance in the speculative descrip-
tions is a fall in Italian Bonds of 1861. Canadian
railway shares show a drooping tendency, and
banking and financial shares are neglected, with
the exception of General Credit, which are better.
The dealers are partly engaged in preparing for
the monthly settlement to morrow in the English
funds.

In the money market the rates for bills and
advances in the Stock Exchange are still without
variation.

Gongola are quoted 941 to for money and to-
morrow's settlement, and 94} to for the No-
vember account. The Three per Cents. Reduced
and New Three per Cents. are per cent. lower,
at 92j to ex div.

The railway market is dull, and a reduction of
Ito per cent. has occurred in Metropolitan, Great
Western, London and North Western, Great
Northern A, and London, Chatham, and Dover
stocks. Caledonian, however, is better. Sub-
joined are the prices :—Metropolitan, 1241 to ;
Great Western, 471 to 48 ; London and North
Western, 114 to ; Midland, 120* to 1 ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 171 to ; Caledonian, 104
to 1, ex div. ; South Eastern, 68# to ; Great
Eastern, 321 to A ; Great Northern, not to ;
ditto A, 1161 to 117 ; London, Chatham. and Dover,
191 tot ; North British, 32t to 331 ; and Brighton,
54 to 1.

Foreign stocks exhibit no change worthy of
notice, apart from a fall of # per cent. in Italian
bonds of 1861, the present price being 455 to 5.
Turkish of 1862 are quoted 614 to 624; ditto of
1865, 314 to 51; Greek, 134 toe ; Spanish Passive,
19 to f ; ditto Certificate', 165 to 5; Chilian scrip,
5 dia. to 5 prem.; Egyptian, 1862, 82 to 83, ex
div. ; and Mexican, lb to 5.

American securities have been dealt in to a mo-
derate extent. The 5-20 Bonds have receded }
per cent., viz. to 71f to I, while Illinois Central
Railway shares are } higher, at 77} to 78. Erie
are quoted 41 to 42, showing no movement.
Anglo-American Telegraph shares are called 17i
to f , and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre-
ference 3} to I, being the same as on Saturday.

Bank share; are without alteration. London and
Westminster are at 68 to 69 ; Union of London,
37 to 38 ; Imperial Ottoman, 1.1 to die. ;
Alliance, wit to 91 dis. ; London and County, 55
to 56 ; and Oriental Corporation, 44 to 43.
As regards financial shares, General Credit have
improved 2e. Gd. to 55., viz., to 21 to 21 dia.,
but the other companies are unchanged. Interna-
tional Financial are called 21 to 21 die. ; London,
23 to 21 die. ; and Credit Foncier, 51 to 5I dis.
An extraordinary meeting of the Dunaburg and
Witepsk Railway Company (Limited) will be held
on the 14th inst., when tho board will recommend
a dividend of 11. Bs. 9d. per share, less income tax,
being at the rate of 5 per cent. on the nominal
amount of the shares.

A meeting of the holders of Mosquito Land se-
curities will be held on the 10th inst., "to nomi-
nate a working committeo to carry out the objects
of the claimants in conformity with the arrange-
ments proposed at various preliminary meetings."

The Council of India will receive tenders on the
oth inst. for bills on Calcutta and Madras to the
amount of 100,0001.

The downward movement which has long been
going on in the price of cotton at Liverpool is re-
garded with much interest, as being likely in the
long run to lead to renewed activity in the most
important branch of our manufacturing industry.
Of the many articles which figure in our import
lists cotton is now by far the heaviest as regards
money value, and it stands to reason that the
cheaper we can get it the better must it be for the
nation at large, and more especially for our manu-
facturers and the hundreds of thousands of
hands they employ. If we are to regard the
settling down of prices in the cotton market
to a permanently cheaper level as one of the
essential preliminaries to a return to a brighter
state of things for the community at large, we can
afford to regard with equanimity even the painful
accounts of individual losses and embarrassments
which have of late come forward so often from
Liverpool and other seats of cotton speculation.
There are cases in which the loss of individuals
means gain to the community ; and, though no
one in these days of commercial enlightenment
would wish to see the price of cotton forced down
a single farthing below the point dictated by the
natural laws of supply and demand, it is yet in-
structive to observe how ineffectual even the greatest
glut of money ever experienced is to prevent the
gradual collapse of the remains of a great and
unwarranted speculation in an article of prime
necessity.

There appears to bo no doubt that the govern-
ment of Colombia has renewed the concession to
the Panama Railroad Company, in consideration of
a sum of 200,0001. in cash and an annuity of
60,0001. This transaction is of much importance
to the bondholders of the Colombian Loan of 1803,
negotiated by the London and County Bank and
Messrs. Redman and Klamberg, for, according to
the terms of the contract, as published in New
York, it would appear that the payment of this
loan at 100 is secured.

About 4,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank
on Saturday.

The Moravian his arrived from Melbourne with
204,0001. in gold, and the Syria, from Alexandria,
with 6,1941.
The liquidators of Overend, Gurney, and Co.
(Limited), announce that a further dividend of 2s.
in the £ will be paid to the creditors on Wednes-
day, the 9th inst., and three following days. This
will make a total distribution so far of 12s. in
the £.

--
The traffic return of the Great Western Railway
of Canada for the week ending the 20th ult. shows
an increase of 3,5191. over last year.

An extraordinary general meeting of the Lower
Assam Company (Limited) is called for the 14th
inst., " for the purpose of authorising the direc-
tors to make two further calls of 10s. each on the
shares issued."

Creditors of the Isle of Man Railway Company
(Limited) are required to send the particulars of
their claims to the official liquidator by the 21st
instant.
- - -•

The Levant Herald of the 25th Sept. publishes
the following return of the Imperial Ottoman Bank
for the month of July :
The subjoined ratans of the Imperial Ottoman Bank for
the month of July shows, as compared with the previous
account for June, au increase of 21,942,236 6p. in the cash
in hand, standing at 82,264,647 38p., a&surt 80,315,361
32p. .in the previous month. The adorer show a
decrease) of 39,480,986 19p. The Treasury accounts show
a balance in favour of the government of 57,846.540 9p.,
ring* differed* of 13,967,193 9p., r compared vdth

the previous month, when the balance was 71,81;,7 :Zip.
The deposits had decreased to the amount of 470,3at1p.

Capital not called up.
Cash at Constantinople
Cash in the branches
Bills discounted and other securities
Current and drawing accounts of the Im-
perial Treasury, debtors .. 12,1198,710 S
Current and drawing accounts—debtors 125,898,N:70 11
Advances on public securities and mer-
chandise
Ba:kthcmion and furniture
8

P. 22e.,16.1,0:;
. 69,704,1 M 1$

12:560:4.58 Ip
942,719,371 19

Z1,.',14,256 10
2A12,%'.9 32
2,529,292 4

P. 718,636,543 3

C ipital P.445,600.000
Bank-notes in circulation at Constanti-
nople . ........... . 3,800
Bank-notes in circulation in,the branches 3,986,800
Bills p.i.yable
Current and drawing Recounts of the Im-
perild Tree.sury, creditors ... 70,746,250
Drawing and current accounts-creditors 67,812.780 31
Deposita for fixed terms 33,969,117
Reserve 8,805,812 IS
Dividends payable
Sundries

P. 718,636,543 1
Certified as agreeing with the accounts,
E. Gmsarrson, Assistant Director-GeneraL
E. Davaaux. General Secretary.

SATURDAY livornre.

Consols, which closed yesterday at )41 to 0, both
for money and nest Tuesday's settlement, opened
and closed to-day at tho same quotation. For the
7th November the bat price was P4O to }.
The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three
per Cents. were quoted at 1 o'clock 921 to 0, ex
div. The official business report Is as follows :--
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, ; ditto,
for account, 940, ; Three per Cents. Reduced,
lin, 0, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 92i, 0, ex
MY. •, Red Sea Telegraph, 20f ; 13ank of England
Stock, shut; ditto, for account, 254, 3, ex div. ;
India Five per Cent. Stock, 114, I.
The demand fur the India Five per Cent. stock
continues, and the tendency of the price is still
upwards, the last transactions recorded to-day
her -at 114 f. Other Indian government secun-

.eing ,
ties were little dealt in.

Exchequer Bills were firm : the March were
dealt in at 28s. to 30s. prem.
The dealings in foreign stocks were about evenly
balanced. Italian Bonds of 1565, some of the
Russian, and New Grenadian, " ex all," rose # to
1 per cent , while Spanish Three per Cents. de-
clined ; the Passive and Turkish of 1865,1 ; and
Greek, 1.

MINBB.--(171119 DAY.)

(hi o'CLocm.

In the mining market to-day Wheal Grenville
shares have improved, viz., to 325. 6d. to 355., and
Prince of Wales are firm at 53a. to 545. Great
Retallack are quoted 4 t 3 41; Clifford, 7 to f ;
Marke Valley, 6 to I ; Great Limey, 174 to 1;
Wheal Seton, 104 to 107} ; Wheal Agar, 30s. to
35a; NorthTreskerby,29s. to 315.; West Chiverton,
63} to 65 ; Chiverton, 4to ; Wheal Buller, 23e.
to 425 e. ; and East Grenville, 4to 1.
Don Pedro shares have improved 2s. 6d. viz.,
to 4 to prem., but other foreign es
well as colonial mines, are unchanged. St.
John del Rey, 59 to 60 ; Anglo-Brazilian,
to prem. ; Pestarena, f j prem.; Chontales,
par
to 1 prem. ; Roses Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 ; Anglo-
Italian, f to I prem. ; United Mexican, 2 to I ;
Frontino and livia, to ; Port Phillip, lf to
lf ; and Central American, in. to par.
The Great Republic Gold and Silver Mining
Company of Virginia are inviting applications for
100,. of First Mortgage Sterling Coupon Bonds
of 501. each, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent.
per annum, payable in London. It appears that these
bonds " are convertible, at the option of the holder,
into fully paid up shares at par, which shares have
been deposited at the bankers in the name of the
trustees in London for conversion, provided appli-
cation is made for that purpose within three years."
The price of issue is GO per cent., of which 20 per
cent. is to be paid on application, and the balance
on allotment.

THE FANIANS AND TEI POLICZ VANll.—(Tutz
DAY. )—This morning by order of the Home Secretary and
Sir Richard Mayor, the chief oommissioner of the Metro-
politan police, the omnibuses or vans engaged in taking
prisoners to and from the different police wenn to the
se ieral gaol. were more strongly guarded than hitherto.
Previously there was only the driver, and a sergeant
inside the van, and they were not armed ; but en and
after this morning there will be three additional police
constables, and the whole of the escort will be armed
with eutlaases. For the vans that come from the suburban
distriete, it is stated that the escort in these instances will
have horse patrols, while those for the police courts in the
metropolis will have two extra men inside and one outside.
RUMOURED RETIRZYZNT or LORD DERBY.—The
Sunday Cla:ette ventures to affirm that Lord Derby is
about to retire from public life. The reasons assigned for
this step are that the tory leaders feel be has done his duty
by his party, and that the state of his health counsels him
to quit the field. Should the report be true, and our con-
temporary has " good reason for believing it," a new
premier will become necessary. " The peer upon whom
this greed honour will probably fall is, we hear, the Duke
of Richmond." If these intimations are groundless we
may look for an early contradiction.
RUGBY SCHOOL. —The Sixth Match is fixed for
Saturday, October Itl.
On Saturday evening there was a great gathering
of Foresters at Exeter, to witness the initiation into the
order of Mr. Coleridge. M.P., Sir John Bowring, and other
influential gentlemen of the neighbourhood. The Assembly.
room beautifully decorated for the occasion, was
crowded.
THE MINERS LOCK-OUT IN SOUTH DERBY-
OHM& —The dispute between the cadowners and colliers
at Church Greeley, Newhall, and Swarllincote, has now
assumed a very serious aspect, those union men who have
been working until the last week or so having now turned
out, end declined to work until all are allowed to resumer
their labour as union men. A Free Labour Provident
Society has been started by the masters, to counteract the
influence of the union; but the unionists are far more power.
ful than the nie mbers of this institution, and several pits have
ceased to turn anyeoel foe want of men,and ooels inundated
with water. Several potteries at Church Greeley have also
ceased to employ their bands, because of the scarcity of
coal, and the brewers and coal merchants at Burton.on-
Trent are greatly mulled, and scarcely know how to meet
the requirements of their trades. The masters hare intro-
duced numbers of strangers, some from South Stafford-
shire, but comparatively few have remained or commenced
work. The union has men acting as pickets at the various
stations and about the various pits, to prevent strangers
coming to take up their work, and the result of their zeal
in their own cause is that the local secretary (Jonas
Hooper) is summoned to sewer to a charge of intimida-
tion at a special session, held at Swadlineote, to-day. A
riot is anticipated, and arge numbers of strange policemen
are on duty in the neighbourhood, to prevent a breach of
the peace.
SHOCKING ATTEMPT AT MITRDER.-011 Saturday
morning a shocking attempt at murder was made in
Chesterfield. A man named Lee, formerly a staff-oeopmat
on the militia, and his wife, have lived unhappily for some
time past, end a short time ago his wife brought him before
the magistrates for assaulting her, and he was ordered
to find sureties to keep the peace for aix months. Being of
• very peculiar and excitable temperament,espeoially when
under the influence of liquor, he failed to find bail and was
sect to prison in default. While there he succeeded in
obtaining bail and was liberated, but his situation on the
militia staff, said to be a good livelihood for him, being
worth from 200. to 21.. per week, was lost, and he was
therefore out of employment. He afterwards obtained
work as a clerk, and remained there for a short time, when
he ran away, the loss of his situation and the miseries of his
family affairs much affectinghis mind. He then threatened
to destroy himself, and would frequently burst out in tears.
Since his incarceration he had lived separate hada his wife
and the three children she had when he married. Matters
went on in this way until SAthrday mender, when Lee
went to the premises and concealed himself until after 6
o'clock in the morning, until he had observed a man who
was lodging with his wife leave the premises. He then
went into the house and accused his wife of nnehastity,
which led to high words, when he took out a knife, and
laying hold of his wife he pointed the knife to her throat.
She raised an alarm, when her eldest daughter, a girl 16
or 16 years of age, laid hold of her mother, putting her
arms round her throat. Lee then inflicted • gash on the
girl's throat, and her hands were also cut in protecting her
mother from her father's violence. Lee, finding that he
had seriously wounded the girl. rushed upstaii and in-
flicted two immense gashes in his throat, baring the wind-
pipe end carotid arteries, but not wounding them. The
gashes extended from ear to ear. Lee lift in a precarious
state, but as no v.tal part of the throat has been rierioody
endangered it is ex2ectert that he will recover. The
wounds of the wife and daughter are not considered

onions.
HOSPITAL FOR DISSASSS or m CUM? VICTORIA-
PAZ& —The number of patients relieved at this inetituties
daring butt week wee I,W7Tof which 275 were sew med.

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