The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-04 00:00:00

REMARKS.

Considerable diminution of ba-ome.rlc pressure has occurred
'n the west of Ireland and pre sure Is deereik,i.rf over the
British Isles generally.
Temperatures have r*ien In the south with Increav,rt south.
westerly a dads and ra' a. On our nur.hern coaus temperatures
h..ve fallen and the winds at present are moderate and ex-
tremely vat ;Ale.

Count de Montalembcrt is slowly mending, and
has in part resumed his literarf labours.
It is affirmed that the new German parliament
will meet in two months at Berlin. The azsembly "l
comprise the deputies of all the States of the Northern
Confederation, and will hold its sittings at the Victoria
Theatre, which is to be appropriated to that object.
The E:cotsinan. announces the death of Sir Alex-
ander Penrose Gordon Cam-nin of Altt;e, Bart., which
took place in Ed'nburgh on Sunday afternoon, after a long
and pa'qul illness.
MR. BRTGHT'S VISIT TO IRELAND. —DUBLIN,
MONI)AY.—Mr. 131-:lht has accepted an invitation to a
pub' e reform banquet in this city. The day has not been
named, but it is understood it will not come off before the
middle of October. _ .

METROPOLITAN REGISTRATIONS.—This morning
Mr. Spencer Percival, the barrister appointed by the Lord
Chief Justice to revise the list of voters for the
City of London, issued a notice that he will commence
his proceedinne in the Com t of Common Pleas, Guild-
hall, on Tuesday, the 3rd of October. The revision
for the borough of Finsbury will be held at
the Lords Justices' Court, Lincoln's-inn ; that
for Miuylebone at the Court-house ; that for
Westminster' at the Lords Justices' Court, Westmin-
ster Hall ; that for Tower Hamlets, at the Court House,
Wellclose-square, but the precise days have not yet been
fixed. The new revising barrister. for Middlesex will
commence h's tour at Uxbridge, and will hold courts at
Hampstead, Hounslow, Enfield, Bedfont, London, and
other places.
REFORM MEETING AT BOLTON. —The reformers
of Bolton, following the example of many other Mans, had
a great outdoor reform demonstration on Saturday. A
pi.rcession, headed by the liberal members of tee town
council, paraded the rrincipri streets of the borough, led
by a brass band. A number of appropriate mottoes, sa
"Gladstone and Reform," Sc., were can :ed. The route
of the procession terminated on the Market--quare, where
a great meeting was commenced at five o'clock. It was
estimated that about 4,000 persons were present, and that
number would doubtless have been very largely increased
had the weather been more favourable. Mr. D. Crossley,
master cotton-spinner, occupied the chair, and resolutions
hi accordance with the object of the meeting were adopted.
MEDICAL RELIEF IN THE GREENWICH UNION.—

...
The guardians of the Greenwich Union have, in accord-
ance with the suggestion of Mr. Smith, one of the medical
officers connected with the Poor-law Board, unanimously
determined to alter the system hitherto adopted respecting
the infirmary patients in the house, by giving the present
tr edical officer an assistant, and providing their own drugs,
Sc., ;nstead of the latter being furnished by the house
son.
MARRIAGE rNomt DITT/CULTIVI.-0118 morning
last week a loving couple presented themselves at Braddan
Church, for the purpose of being united in the bonds of
wedlock. The intimation of their intention had been con-
veyed too late to the worthy vicar of the parish, who on
the messenger's arrival had set out on his accustomed
parochial round. The loving couple waited in the church
until a quarter to twelve, when fortunately for them en
English clergyman happened to stroll into the sacred
edifice,and being informed of the position of affairs, volun-
teered his seri ices ; and presenting his card to the son of
the palish clerk, the holy ceremony was proceeded with to
the great sati‘action of the fishmonger and the loving
damsel.—Afosa's Herald.
MODERN BATTLIB.—A pamphlet on the needle-
gun by General de Gondreocourt contests the ides that
battles of the present day are more sanguinary than those
of former pei:ods. The writer says :—" At Borodino the
combatants lost a quarter et their effective ; At Ma-
genta and SoLierino an eighth ; at the battle of Senef,
fought between the Prince de Condii and the Prince of
Orange, the two armies loot a third of their numbers,
and Conde hail three horses killed under him by the rude
musket', old halberds, and clumsy pistols of that time, so
far behind the present epoch of the needle-gun. Lastly,
at the battle of Sadows the Plume= and Austrians lost
an eighth of the troops engaged, and yet fought with
obstinacy." The inference which the general draws is
that the new arms kill more quickly, but the battle is of
shorter duration. The pet result Is that there are less
victims. Besides, although it may be imprudent not to
possess the new engines of war, they do not suffice alone
to suite the victory. That depends above all on the
genius of the general and firmness of the soldiers.

St. :100
St. 190
100 all
81. 00
St 100
St. 100
100 all
100 all
100 all '
100 all
100 all
100 all
100 all
100 all
100 all '
V. 100
10 18
20 6
20 2

6 Per ceut".lb7t-S-6
'Cal. &S. Eastern p.
Cape T. & Dock 6p. c. g.
Demerarajp. perpret
Bast Bengal ga. 6 do
East Dublin gu. 6 do
Grurd Trunk of Canada
Do. Equip. M. B.6p.ct
1)o. let pret Bonds
Do. do. deferred,
Do. tnd pref. &nide .
Do. do. deterred'
Do. Srd pref. Stock I
Do. do. deferred
Do. 4th prat Stock
Do. do. deferred,
neat Indian Peninsula'
Do. pus. 6 per oeot.
Do. New do
Do. New

Sr 100 1:11..i..0t Ludt& g. sp. ct I
St. 100 Do. 4f per teat
St. 2 Do.
2011 all 'Gt. Western of Canada!
204 IS Do. New
100 all I •
D 0.5 do. du. 1877-a
Do.6ic.Bda pay.ls73
100 all
10 3 Indian ranchtLlmitod):
St 100 Madras guar. sp. cent ;
St. 100 • Do. do. al do ,
St. 100 Do. do. 4i do I
20 15 Do. Fifth Fatenaloll
St. 100 Melt,. Corp. 6POf
50 all Nlalb and tloaton's
100 all , Do. op. ct., pay.lBBo.
100 an ' Do. sp. ct., pay. 1895
St. 100 S. It of Cau.Op c. I sty.
St. 10) scinde, aux. 5 ercentl
.
St 100 I Do. Delhi do
20 5 Do. do. do.
St .100 Do. l'unjanb do
St. 100 Do. InduaSt. Mot. do

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1 lipm
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91 99

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JOINT STOCK BANES.
Smits. I Pd I CI.

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1071 81

1-111ies:

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60,000 60 • Agra& 31aatermaa's (14)1 26 ' - - dis -
10,000 20 Albion
40,000 100 Alliance Lon.& Liverpool 26 I 31 Pile 211 211
100 000 20 Anglo Austrian 6 I lair illa, 44 i
40,000 50 Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) 2O 1 11 dial -
20,000 50' Anglo Italian ;Limited: 2O 7 as -
11,;00 20 AsiaticßankCornewsh, 10 I 4 -
125500
40 Australasia ' all ' 68 7 el i
40 BankothritisliColumbial all , 16 1 -
12,500 20 Do. New, issued 2 pm. 6 , - - -
10,000 25 Bank of Egypt -
40,000 20 Bank of London - - die - din
25,000 20 Bank of Otago (Limited;, 10 1 5 3 as 64
10,00) 100' Bank of Queensland 'LI! 26 17 14 dies -
20,90 e 14 BankoiVictoria,Austral 26 38 41 -
60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand lO 7 9 prn -
40,060 60 . Barned's Bank ,Limitod 10 10 10 din - dim
60,000 20 . Brazillan&Fortuguese Li 10 2 1 dis -
20,000, 60 British & Californian;l:l ; 71 6 3 oils .-
20,000 50 British N, America .. -
/6,500 20 Charle.lafritte&Co.ll4)l 6 - - -
60,000 20 , C. Bk. India, I
Ans., China' all 17 19 19
80,000 26 I Chart. Mar. of loolla, dm. all 36 -
60,000 20 City
20,000 100 Colonial ll5 38 40 -
40,000 201 Com. Bank of Canada - - -
40,000 es ; Corn. Bank sf India, Re.; all I- - -
160,000 10 i Consolidated Bank (L )! 4 14 11prn 51 4
10,000 60 I Delhi and London 126 23 25 -
"mop 60 I East London (Limited)! 5 2 1 die -
50,000 201 Eastern Exchange. Lira.). 6 4 2 din .-
80,014, 30 , English and American . i 6 3 1 dia •,-
20,000 25 !English Joint Stock (L), 10 - - die -
90,000 20 ; Eng. Scot.& Anal. CWirtd all 171154 -
20,000; 60 I English and Swedish (L)I 115 15 12 du -
45,000 601 European BankiLlmited, 15 13 11 Os -
40,000100 , Ilirdum.Chinadt/ap.(l4: 26 3 6 -
10,0001100 , Imperial Bask iLimited,i 20 5 7 pal 264 61
402,500 20 , Imperial Ottoman
13 6,0001 ' lonian -
5,000! 251 Do. New , 6 3 I dls -
100,000 20 , Land 11 ort, Bk India(L)l 4 1 01dis 31
600,000.100 I D0.6p.c.Deb.,1964,30yr51 all U 116 -
20,000. 50 I Lon.BicolMexioo,&c.(l)l 20 7 645, -
13,000,100 Loudon and Brazilian_ 45 8 6 as 37
22.000, 201 Do. New -
6,000;100 London& RiverPlate(L ; 40 8 10pm -
90,030' 25 I Do. New, Us at 1/ pm 10 24 31pes -
20,000; 25. Do. do. do 6 11 21pm -
50,000 24 lion Ch. Bank of Anstri all SI 14 --.
27,500, 60 1 London and County 9O 66 67 661 6
23000, 60 , !
London Joint Moc.k 1 16 43 45 1 43
,000 20 London & South African' all 13 15 -
10,000 100 I Lou. & 3, Western (Lim.',l 90 3 2 dls -
50901 50 ! London & VenesuelalL) 121 8 6 Ma -
50,,000400 I London &Westralasiow.l 110 96 97 -
10,600 100 'Merchant Bank (1.1 m.) . 25 18 20 -
6,000,100 Do. New -
80,000, 60 , Mercantile&Exchan(L) 121 11 9 dlii -,
17,156 100 ' Metro. & Roy. Bmili;L. 20 9 7 die, -
6,000;100 Midland Bank (Una) -
110,000 5 National of Australasia 4 1 2 pm;
-
50000000110000 Nationsi of Liverpool
N. Pro. of Boglaad - - - 1 -
10,0001-611 20 Do. 2nd & led Daus l2 - - 1 391
40,6001 60 National Bank -
' 57,6001 20 New South Wales all 43 46 1 -
I 1 60,0001 10 New Zealand (Limited). 1 I Ibis par! -
, 604001 110 1 North Western -
' 60,000 26' Ortsnial Bank Corpora. all I 47 49 1 -50,34 20 , OrienLOorn.B.Llateo.C. 7 , - - dis -
' 25,000 20 I Do. do. lateN.F. 6 , - - dis --
21,000 20 Do. do. lateF.C. 4 ' - - din -
27,210 60 ' ?rook" BanlringOorp.(L) 10 si 41dIs' 6
, 90, 100 IProvinc. of Ireland .. - 16 I 77 79 -
117, 20
lildncle,Ennj.,&DelM(l) 10 - --MB ...
20 Do. issued at 2 pm 6 - - dis -.
50,000 26 , Routh Australis all 28 29 264
r 17,061 NM , Stand. of B. 2 Africa - 26 10 8 dia -.
.1.41
, 6010,000 100 I Do. do. us. at 6 pm. 10 7 6 dia -
4 , 15 ' Onion of Austria' -
4 10,009:MO 100
Mau el London union of Ireland ((Lim )112 8 6 dis -
al 47 lifi 454
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i DOCKS.
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r No. I Irk I Doom. I Pt I CI. prkoo. I Sam
4 2,066,6138 81. Ass( and Watt India . goo les no -
, Imo; 10 lGeseral Floating Dock' 6 - - -
' 571411016 i .1 .......on &80. K athar in. 1100 68 70 -
1 1,0621100 (Do. Deb. 84 4 D. cent. all - - -
6 MD, Bt. atonthampton goo - - -
817,07 84 !Surrey Commercial -00 - -

LITIMPOOL. Rffr2. 3.-Bales to-day: Great Eastern, 33 21 3 21
illonia I sy 2 Great Western, 801 00 591
Great Western, West Midland —Oxford, 37 irexd—Lencash and
Yorkshire, 12111 I—London and North Western, 1•13 21 111
2c 1211 1 xd-31anchesier, She Meld, and Lincolnshire. 001
Metr.melitan,l32ll 21—Mbiland, 125441—North Staffordshire, 74
—SouthEastern, 721 11 214 1 Rd—Buffalo and Lake Huron. 41
WM 1 4.1f1 11-10 4—Grand Trnnk of Canada, 22—File, 461
Illinois Central, 80 -United States 5.20 Bonds, 731 1 1 —Great
Luxembourg shares, 141 11-18—Mercantile and Exchange Bank
(Limited), 44 d.—British and Yorehrn Marine (Limited., 7-18 p.—
Queen Insurance, 1-10 p.—Union Marine Limitedl, 2 p.—
Af•ican Merchants, 1d —Anglo-American Telegraph, 144 14 131
I—Atlantic Telegraph 0 per cent., 41 1 4 3 15-16 4 1-16—Liverpoo,
Exchange. 2S—NationalSteam
,Limited , 121 o.—West India and
Pacific Steam, 41d. •
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l(kKilit/TER, SEPT. 3.-Prices opened at a considerable irn-
provement, and a good business wan done. Alliance Bank
• Limited', 215-14 d.-anglo-American Telegraph iLimitedl, 14
131 4-Atlantic Telegraph, pref. tl, 85-Consolidated Bank new)
(Limited , 14 p.-Ebbw Vale Company Litllittd, 10 d.--Erica.
414 704 4c I—Great Isuitem, 324 1 1 1 11 2 11-Great
Luxembourg, 14 13.10 11.10 Great Northern .1, 1344 34 -Oran)
Trunk of ennadn. 2.2 1; 2-Great Western of Canada, 14! '-
Greeks, 184 16-Great Western, 60 80 Mr 4 449 84 -faincashire
and Yorkshire, 127;1;1 1 -Ditto Ordinary. 4 1-111 p.-London
and North Western, PM i 11 1!-Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire, 601 j 1 40-metrowlitan, 1324( 4 * 1-Midland,
125. 41-National Steam Navigation ;Limited , 12 d-North
British, MO -South Eastern, 72j 1321 3 2111414 4214 1 1
-Thames and her ey Marinelneurance 'Limited', 5! 1 5-10 p -
United States 5.20 fY;nds, 734 4-Bank of Stockport. 61-
Turkish Five per Oent., 234-Consolidated Bank, 11 p.-Ashbury
Carriage 15 d.--Hindustan, China. and Japan Bank, 31.

MINES.--(THIS DAT.)

Oxie o'CLocz.

A fair amount of business is going forward
to-day in the mining market, and prices are well
maintained. Some of the present quotations are as
follows :—West Chiverton, 64 to 66; East Caradon,
si to 1; Wheal Clifford, 121 to 13 ; Chiverton
Moor, 61 top ; West Caradon, 51 to ; North
Treakerby, 2; to 3 ; East Lovell, 11 to 12; Prince
of Wales, 225. Gd. to 23e. Gd.; Tincroft, 111 to 1
Chontales, 21 to ; Mineral. Rights, #to ; and
Tresavean, 7 to 7i.