The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1867.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE. 1 BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)
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(THIS DAY.)
_ QUARTER-PANT Two O'CLOCK.
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Cl luRT OF BANKRICTCY. I Business was brisk and heavy. The principal
(Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) I features of the day were the retrogression of Blinkhoolie,
IN !IL rAt.E.—C.S.,I Ur A BANN MANAGER. and the rush upon the Knight of the Carter, who ass
bankrupt, William Henry Page, was described as of backed to win about 15,0001. at prices ranging from 33 to 1
1, :, , borough. out of business, late manager to the Peterbo- to 20 to 1. Honesty was decidedly first favourite, and was
, ._l, branch of the National Provincial Bank. This was the
..“,:,.: tor examination and discharge. The bankrupt well supported at 10 to 1 and 9 to 1. Julius and Frip0n-
..,....e.t.V., nearly the whole of which consists of liabi. nier were only slightly in demand, but Wroughton was
-., son the *hares of various companies now in course in good request, and Aetna was quietly supported.
;, ,uulation. The principal amounts are thus stated :- cooing prices:
7., Asiatic Banking Corporation, 7:0. ; Itioned•s Banking , CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
,- ,i.,,eation, 400/. ; Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan, 9 to 1 egat Honesty (t)
-.se. ; English Joint Stock Bank, 650/. ; and Mr. 100 to 7 - Julius ft and off)
hale. Iggulden, of Bombay. 1,6.-.0/., a liability in respect 15 to 1 - Friponnier (t)
..inns: ene shares in the Asiatic Banking Corporation. 15 to 1 - Wroughton (t)
The assets are stated at 177/. only. 18 to 1 - Actam (t)
Mr. Rooks appeared for the bankrupt. 20 to 1 - Knight of the Garter (t)
Mr. News, for the assignees, said that the whole of the I 20 to 1 - Lozenge (off, t2sto 1)
; abilities with the exception of 1001. borrowed by the 25 to 1 - Valorous (t)
I,,,eLrupt from his frauds were in respect of shares in , 25 to 1 - Blinkhoolie (off)
,trlYll+ public companies in which be bad invested large I 40 to 1 - Nu (t and off)
.Lno, of money. The failure was entirely attributable to 40 to 1 - Monarch of the Glen (off)
the unfortunate result of his investments. 1000 to 15 - Attack c (t)
There wean° opposition. 060 to 10 - Duke of York (t)
Illi Honour granted the discharge. 1000 to 10 - Grey Stocking (t)
1000 to 10 - Duchess (off, t 1000 to 5).
THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)
A FENIAN RENDEZVOUS IN LIVERPOOL.
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MARLBOROUGH-STREET. —.._--
SISTERS TIMM VoNVICTEIL RESISTANCE TO THE POLICE.
j.., Ibillasears. a middle-aged man, was charged before ' (From the Lireeped Mercury of this day.)
Illr. Enos with begging. I For some days it has been strongly suspected
John William Hertford, chief officer of the Mendicity
Society, deposed to seeing the prisoner begging in Bond- by the authorities that some of the men who were
street, and he then took him into custody. i engaged in the attack upon the prison real at
Hendond said he had a list of the prisoner's convictions, ' Manchester were hiding in Liverpool. A number
which was as follows :-August, 1655 at Marlborough- ' of Manchester officers were sent here in order to
street. before Mr. Bingham, 7 days ; October, 1/4.5.5, before
Mr. Hardwick, 14 days ; November, 1855, 21 days ; July, I ascertain whether they could identify any of the men who
le-,4. before Mr. Beadon, 1 month ; December, 1856, before • were known to be frequenting the Fenian rendezvous.
Mr. Bingham, 7 days ; January, 18.57, before Mr. Besides, I Last night the police, no doubt acting upon information
14 days • February, 1857, 14 days; February, 1867, 14 (they had received, determined upon making a raid
slays ; Artist, 1857, 1 month; January, 1858, 1 month
- -- ;ion one of the most notorious Fenian meeting
July, 1858, 1 month; Octobew, 1858, at Bow-street, before
perfectly
street, Henry, 1 month ; October, 1859, at Marlborough. I places in Liverpool. The police, who are
street, before Mr. Beadon, 1 month ; December, 1861, be. ' familiar with the premises, took every precaution
fore Mr. Tyrwbitt, 1 month ; December, 1863, before Mr. I that all chances of escape should be cut off, and, if resit-
Knox, 1 month. ' tance were offered, to have a sufficient number of men to
Mr. Knox committed the prisoner for three months with
Lard labour, overpower any body of Fenians who might be on the spot.
GREENWICH. The arrangements were carried out under the immediate
rouicious twies, superintendence of Major Greig, the head constable ; Mr.
Mrs. Mary M. Vicar, of 15, North Kent-terrace, New- Ride, divisional superintendent ; and Mr. Kehoe, chief of
tees. Deptford, appeard to answer the charge of allowing the detective force.
me ferocious dons to be at large unmuzzled.
Mr. James Smith, a master builder, said he resided two About 8 o'clock all the arrangements for the raid were
houses from that of defendant. A few evenings since, complete. A single detective was sent forward as a scout
11 he was returning home and passing defendant's -no pleasant duty-to see if there were Fenian* in the
_came two dogs she kept rushed out and seized him, but house. As soon as it was ascertained that the persons
being armed with a walking stick he beat the animals off,
the police wero in search of were in the house,
when defendant came "et* the street and called them away.
Fortunately be was not bitten, but his clothe. were torn. the premises were completely surrounded. The oc-
lie had bad three out of a family of twelve children bitted cupants seem to have got an inkling that the
by dogs, and a grandchild about four years since had been detectives were on their track, for scarcely had the officers
so frightened by • dog flying up at her that she had since taken up their position near the house than there appeared
been subject to attacks of St. 'Vitus'. dance. The
dogs belonging to defendant were of so fee°• to be a general rush of persons from the upper rooms.
rims a character, attacking everyone who passed The officers entered the house simultaneously by the
the house, that neither himself nor any of his back and front doors. They were met by • num-
family were safe, and uuless the animals were kept con- her of men, who endeavoured to force their way
filled or securely muzzled be should have to seek another out. The efh ~,. wen all armed with revel-
residence. Since the summons was applied for he had e" ce- -ere
seen the doge loose in the streets, but defendant had row vers, and were fully ilrepared for any attack that
promised to have the dogs destroyed, ard, with his woe. should be made upon them. They told the men they had
ship's consent, under these circumstances he would with- come to make certain arrests, and advised those who
dem his complaint. were to be apprehended not to offer any obstruction.
Mr. Trail said the offence of allowing ferocious dogs to The advice was unheeded, and a determined resistance
be at large unmuzzled was of too serious a character to be took place. According to the instructions they bad
passed over without punishment. received, each officer seized his man, but it was
Another neighbour (a female) of the defendant's, gave only after a struggle-brief, but sharp-that the prisoners
corroborative evidence to that given by the complainant, were secured. Detective-officer Dickinson was knocked
and said she was compelled to keep her children at home, down by one of the men, and other officers were
being afraid they might be attacked. ' roughly handled. Two of the alleged Fenians, named
Townsend, one of the warrant officers of the court, said Joseph Brophy and Daniel Coffee, were especially
that on knocking at defendant's house to serve the sum- prominent in their resistance to the police. Brophy,
moos one of the dogs flew at the door in so savage • who is a fine, powerful man, was seized by Carlisle
manner that he had to hold the door until the animal was and Horne, and it was with much difficulty that
secured. the officers overpowered him. Seeing that he was deter-
Mr. Trill said that had not the defendant consented mined to offer a violent resiatance, they showed him their
to the dogs being killed, he should have imposed a penalty revolvers, and told him if he did not resign himself
of 405., but she would now be fined 10a and ousts, quietly they must have recourse to extreme measures. This
WANDSWORTH. overawed the fellow, who was then handcuffed. Coffee
EXTENSIVE ROBBLRIIIs BY • RAILWAY CARMAN. was also very violent in his resistance, and knocked an
Samuel Jackson, carman, in the employ of the South officer down. Ultimately the police overpowered the
Western Railway Company, wss brought up on remand, Fenian., apd succeeded in securing six men whom they
charged with committing three extensive robberies. On conveyed in safety to bridewell. The arrest caused great
Ibis occasior Anne Wing was placed in the dock with him excitement in the neighbourhood, which is chiefly °eau-
on a charge of receiving a portion of the property, well Pied by the lowest class of the Irish population.
knowing it to be stolen. On being removed to bridewell, the prisoners were
The first charge preferred against the prisoner was ate-I. examined, but no arms were found upon them. They
big about 16/. which he had received on behalf of the oom- were each charged with taking part in the attack on the
pant for the carriage of goods. The second charge was for fx.rison van at Manchester, and with rescuing Kelly and
stealing a portmanteau and contents value B.sl.,lelmeng y. It is said that the four first-mentioned pri-
to Captain Eden, of Heathfield House, Inverness. In tha,, soners have been clearly identified as participators in the
ease the portmanteau, with Captain Eden's address upon Manchester atrocity. Chambers is alleged to have been rime
it, was received at the Nine Elms goods station on the of the prominent leaders in the affray, having been seen
21st of August last, but when the time arrived for it to firing a revolver and handing up stones for the purpose of
be loaded it could not be found. brealring in the roof of the van. He is also known to the
A young man named Carter was now called into the wit- Police sa having for some time been engaged in the Fenian
ness-box and sworn. He stated that he was in the service movement, and, it ii alleged, acted as the head centre for
of the company as a van boy. On the 21st of August he the Liverpool district. The police regard his arrest as •
was van boy with the prisoner. He saw a portmanteau on most important one.
the van, and the prisoner said that was one for themselves. Information of the arrests were telegraphed to Man-
The prisoner took the portmanteau to a house, which he cheater, and arrangements were made to convey four of
had since ascertained was the residence of Mn. Jackson the prisoners to that city by the 10 p.m. train from Lime-
(dm prisoner's mother), in Walmer.place, Stingo-lane, street Station.
Maielebone. Two or three days afterwards the prisoner Shortly before 10 o'clock two cabs drove up to the main
gave him 18e. to keep his tongue quiet. bridewell and the prisoners Chambers, Brophy, 11'Donough,
Prisoner-Why did you not name it before! and Leiria, who were handcuffed and guarded by a
Witness-Because I went in fear of you as you threat- number detectives armed with revolvers, were placed
cued me. After the prisoner was in custody I gave in- in the vehicles and conveyed to the station, which was
formation. kept by a number of officers, and every precautiou against
The third ease was for stealing five half-tubs of butter • rescue was taken. The prisoners were placed in two
from the same station, they being part of a consignment to compartments of a second class carriage and were accom.
Messrs. Larkin and Soo, of WhitechapeL panned by the detective officers. With the exception
Carter was again examined. He stated that on the 4th of Chambers, the prisoners displayed great bravado,
of September he went with the prisoner to deliver goods in and jeered the officers in charge of thew. Chambers, the
Berwick-street, Soho. After unloading 60 half-tubs of hmsd centre, is anything but a distinguished-looking per-
butter five tubs were left, and they were marked with the menage. He was coarsely dressed, and had more the
form of • diamond in green, with the figure 8 in the appearace of • dock labourer than of the leader of a well-
centre. (It was proved that was the way the tube con- organised conspiracy. He, however, conducted himself
signed to Messrs. Larkin were marked.) The five tubs in a proper manner, and seemed to he alive to ,the perilous
were given to the female prisoner, who took them into a Weibel' in which he stood.
house in Nutford-place, Edgware-road. Witness and a
young man named Horton carried the tubs to the door The O'Donoghtie has subscribed to the fund
gem. Two days afterwards he heard a conversation be-
tween the prisoner and Horton, who said one tub had which is Fein nisei in Dublin for the defence of Allen
been sold. and his fellow.' risoners.
Mr. Dayman then remanded the prisoner for the atten-
dance of the witnesses.
PAINFUL CASE. WILATHIR RIPOPS.-(THIS DAY.)
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INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) SATVIDAY, Oreoun 12, 11 A.M.
This forenoon, Mr. Richards, the deputy coroner, • Rana& bus,
as
held an inquiry at the Duke's Head Tavern. High-street, I. IL W. Idolai raosi x—esW. B. 1:o
Whitecbapel, touching the death of Thom
es
son
of a domestic servant who had been seduced under a ---- -- .-..- -..-
promise of marriage. Nairn - 1
The mother of the deceased was • domestic servant in Viterhd - —.slit, —W. - - V. on, 1
-
the employment of a grocer. While there she made the ardrosaan 84'66 8. 1 W. o - 1
acqueintance of a young man who was a lodger in the Ovesocastle .8613 W. , 1 S.W. co - -
house. lie kept company with her for some time, and Yalentta.., Mee 57, W. 1 1 N.N.W. 1 0.04 3
upon several occasions promised her marriage. She was Roane', Point 29.nm1 B.W' i 2 B.W. fm ese 2
at last seduced by him, and lie then deserted her. She Liverpool.- 10.90 52 Z. Is ILL rf OA& 1
was compelled to enter the workhouse, where H01yhead.,....... ••• ...005.5,,,1 W.F.W. I ell w9Ww• ..or e•ee 2-
she gave birth to • child. On Wednesday last, Brat--•• Ts "el -WI. i Kii.E. ir; - 2
while wandering homeless and destitute about the Corlett BO 51 W. t W. on - 2
streets the child died in her arum. The death took place Rochefort .04 43 OW. 1 N. - 2
M.Packchurch-lane. For three hours she walked about Plymouth - 1
with the corpse in her arms before she could get anyone pom.uw•Ynxmirh t-
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to take notice of her wretched condition.
Anne M'Carthy said that she was •• l The London • • 49•81. al EN*l2" 1 W. 0.00 -
mg 0 woman. Yarmootu. . .91 33 N.W. m - 1
deceased was her eon. He was born in the workhouse. A Scarborough. .93 30 N.N.W.3.11 • 1 SW fm 0.1 2
fortnight after the birth of her child she left. Shields 23.z0 51i B.W. 1 B.S.W. ear -1-
.2aroner-Why did you lave? Helder I- ,- - - - - I - - -

INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
This forenoon, Mr. Richards, the deputy coroner,
held an inquiry at the Duke's Head Tavern, High-street,
Whitechapel, touching the death of Thomas M'Carthy, son
of a domestic servant who had been seduced under a
promise of marriage.
The mother of the deceased wee a domestic servant in
the employment of a grocer. While there she mado the
acquaintance of a young man who was • lodger in the
house, lie kept company with her for some time, and
upon several occasions promised her marriage. She was
at last seduced by him, and he then deserted her. She
was compelled to enter the workhouse, where
she gave birth to • child. On Wednesday last,
while wandering homeless and destitute about the
streets the child died in her arms. The death took place
in,Backchurch-lane. For three hours she walked about
with the corpse in her arm, before she could get anyone
to take notice of her wretched condition.
Anne M'Carthy said that she wow • single woman. The
deceased was her son. lie was bora in the workhouse. A
fortnight after the birth of her child she left.
Coroner—Why did you leave?
Witness—Because I was afraid I would lose my life.
They did not illtreat me in the workhouse. I had no
money, friends, or place to go to when I left. I sold some
of my clothes to get a lodging. The father of the child
promised me marriage. He never did anything for me
after the birth of the child.
Caroner—lt was very foolish for you to leave the work-
house ; you were destitute and had no food to give your
child. It will be difficult for you now to get a situation,
for you have lost your character. Go back there and re-
amer your strength, or you may now do something worse.
Witners--I never shall sir ; there is no fear.
Catherine Cranially said that the mother of the deceased
was a very steady sober young woman. She was very
attentive to the child. She sold her clothes to get food
for it.

Di: J. Scott Sequins said the body of the deceased
wag emaciated. The immediate cause of death was water
Co the brain. Destitution and exposure would accelerate
depth. It would predispose the child to disease.
The mother, who is a young woman, looked very paleand
cried while inomirt. She stated that while sbe was walking
about with the dead child she thought some persons that she
had known while she was in service,would, Valle told them
what had happened, ambit her. She then called at the
houie of a woman where she had lived. She was left
standing at the door, and the person refused to do any-
thing for her. She even refused to let her walk in, and
nether away. Another that she celled on said that
"1,,, could do nothing for. her, and advised her to tell a
'bctor that the child was dead. The mother then walked
add: her child to Dr. Sequira's surgery, and he
communicated with the coroner's officer, and the
corpse was then taken from the mother and
Plac,d in the parish dead-house. The young woman,
who had no home, then oontinoed to walk about the streets.
All the witnesses proved that she was not a person of bad
character.

The Coroner said that the case was a very distressing
one, but there was still hope for the mother if she con.d
,
induced to go into the workhouse.
The mother burst out crying.
A verdict was recorded of " Death from water on the
brain in the street."

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MOXBY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.)

Oil OVLOOL

The stock markets opened flatly this morning,
upon the news from the Papal States, but are now
slightly firmer, without any general movement in
quotations. It is still thought that no difficulty
will arise between the French and Italian govern-
ments in connexion with the Roman question, but
prices w ill doubtless remain sensitive until some
settlement is strived at. Consols are unchanged,
as well as nearly all the English railway and foreign
securities. Banking and financial shares are also
neglected. Attention will be directed during the
next few days to the fortnightly settlement in
shares and foreign stocks.

In the discount market the supply of money
has increased, and choice three months' paper is
taken at If per cent., or t below the Bank mini-
mum. The rate for advances in the Stock Exchange
on English government securities is 1 percent.
Consols are quoted 94} to t for money and 94t
to for the account (Nov. 7). The Three per
Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are
quiet, at 92 to div.
_ .

Home railway stocks are without alteration,
apart from a reduction of f per cent. in South
Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover, viz., to
68} top and 19.1 to 1, respectively. Metropolitan
is quoted 1231 to 124 ; Great Western, 471 to
48 ; London and North Western, 114 tot ; Mid-
land, 120 to ; Caledonian, 1041 to 1 ; Great
Eastern, 321 to ; Great Northern, 109} to 114 ;
ditto A, 1161 to 117 ; North British, 33 to ; and
Brighton, 54/ to 1.

Foreign stocks are quiet, but Turkish cf 1865
and Italian 1861 have improved per cent. Sub-
joined are the prices :—Turkish of 1862, 62 to 63 ;
ditto, 1865, 31} to 32 ; Greek, 14 to ; Spanish
Passive, 1911 to ; ditto Certificates, 16 to ,".! ;
Italian, 1861, 451 to 46 ; Chilian scrip, dis. to I
prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 84 to ; and Mexican,
14 to a.

Very few transactions have been recorded in
bank shares. London and Westminster are at 69
to 70 ; Union of London, 37} to 38} ; Imperial
Ottoman, 11 to 1 dig ; Alliance, 101, to 10 dia. ;
Chartered Mercantile of India, 27 to 28 ; and
London and County, 5.1 to 66. _

As regards financial shares, International have
declined 2s. Gd., the present price being 21 to 21
dis., but the other companies are unaltered. Lon-
don are quoted 24 to 22 dis. ; General Credit, 2,1
to 2 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 51 to 5} dis.
The only change in American securities is a re-
duction of I per cent. in Erie Railway shares, viz.,
to 43 to Jr. Illinois Central are called 77i to 78,
and tho 6-20 Bonds 71i to I.

Atlantic Telegraph shares are steady, at the
prices of yesterday. Anglo-American 17a to f,
and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference,
3 tot.

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Consols are dull, at 941 to I for money, and 94f
for the account.

The Turkish loans of 1862, 1863,186 Z, and the Vice-
roy of Egypt's Loan, in all of which drawings will
take place in the month of November next, have
latterly been in some request. Numerous pur-
chases have also been made of Peruvian (1865)
Bonds, attention being attracted by the announce-
ment of Messrs. Thomson, Bonar, and Co., that
the amounts necessary fur interest and sinking
fund for the three following half-years are already
secured. This provision in advance is compulsory,
according to the statutes of the loan. The next
drawing will take place in January next, when the
half-yearly dividend will be also payable, and the
sum to be applied to the redemption is not less
than 280,0001. The half-monthly settlement in
shares and foreign stocks will begin on Monday,
and end on Wednesday.

At Paris the rate of discount is now 14 per cent.;
at Hamburg, 11 ; at Frankfort and Brussels, 2 ; at
Amsterdam, 24 ; at Berlin, 21 ; at Vienna, 4 ; at
Turin, 5 ; an at St. Petersburg, 74 per cent.

An instalment of 10 per cent., making 74 per
cent. .paid, falls due on Tuesday next, on the
Chilian Loan for 2,000,0001., brought forward here
in January last. The final instalment of 10 per
cent. is payable on the 15th of November next.

In releren oe to the apprehensions expressed on
Thursday of an approaching addition to the debt of
Brazil in this country, it is to be observed that
the General Assembly of the Empire is imposing
additional taxation, which the opponents of the
existing cabinet estimate will give an increase of
one million sterling to the Imperial revenue, but
which will, it is calculated by the supporters of the
government, give a much larger amount ; that,
further, a deduction of 3 per cent. on all official
incomes is proposed in the budget law ; and that
the proposed issue of paper money is to be limited
to the payment in such money of Treasury bills
presented for cash. As, however, these bills carry
6 per cent. interest and find a ready market, it is
not anticipated that they will be largely presented
for exchange in paper money.
About 24,000!. in gold was taken from the Bank
yesterday for the continent, and in the absence of
supplies immediately available, it seems to be anti-
cipated that further withdrawals may take place,
chiefly, as it would appear, in payment for corn.
The amount of gold piled up in the Bank of Eng-
land, however, is so heavy, that no importance can
attach to these operations.
There was a demand for bar silver and Mexican
dollars for the continent, owing to the dulness of
the exchanges ; and the quotations were frac-
tionally higher, at sa. 04d. and 4s. lld. to 4s. lltd.
respectively.
There was no alteration of importance yesterday
afternoon in the foreign exchanges, which were
generally quoted the same as on Wednesday,
being as follows :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.04 ; ditto, short
11.19 to 11.194 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.04
Antwerp, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40; Brussels, 3 months,
25.35 to 25.40 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.10 to
13.104 • Berlin, Cologne, &A., 3 months, 6.261 to 6.271;
St. Petersburg, 3 months, 324 to 32 , Paris. short, 25.124
to 25.224; ditto, 3 months, 25.30 to 25.35; Marseilles,
3 months, 25.30 to 25.35 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine,
3 months, 1201 to 1201 ; Vienna, 3 months, 12.65 to
12.70 • Trieste, 3 months, 12.65 to 1`.70; Madrid, 3
months, 484 to 481; Santander, 3 montha, 48j to 484 ;Cadiz, I
3 months, 4-1 to 49 ; Seville, 3 mouths, 491 to 49 ; Kamp,
3 months, 481 to 48A ; Valencia, 3 months, 481 to 484 ; Bs,
celona, J months, -494 to 49 ; Bilboa, 3 months, 481 to
484 • Saragossa, 3 months, 481 to 484 ; Leghorn, 3 I
months, 27.75 to 27.85 ; Genoa, 3 months, 27.75 to
27.85 ; Naples, 3 months, 27.75 to 27.85 ; Palermo, 3
months, 27.75 to 27.85 • Messina, S months, 27.75 to
27.85 • Lisbon, 90 days' date, 611 to 51/ ; Oporto, 90 days'
date, 511 to 511. •
Reference has already been made under this;
head to the difficulties of a large firm in the cotton
trade at Liverpool, and yesterday its suspension was
reported by the Manchester Cunri..r in the sub-
joined paragraph. It is believed, however, that
the liabilities reach a much larger total than that
stated by the Courier:
The suspension is announced of Mews. Colin Campbell
and Son, cotton merchants and brokers, of Liverpool. The
liabilities are estimated at nearly 200,0001. At the close
of last week it was generally understood that the affairs of
the house would be arranged, but since then unexpected
difficulties have arisen. Mr. John Campbell, who has for
some years retired from the firm, agre, it is understood,
to guarantee Be. in the pound ; but one of three banks
concerned refused to accede to the arrangement, and the
stoppage became a necessity. It is feared that the failure
of this concern, which is attributed to the immense fall in
the value of cotton, will bring down two or three other
houses, and that the mischief will not be confined to the
firm primarily affected.
The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 1,0201. over last year.
The nineteenth half-yearly meeting of the Cape
Railway Company will be held on the 29th inst.,
when a dividend will be declared.

The steamer Tanjore will take to-day 10,500 L
in silver for Shanghae, and 731.1. in gold for Point
de Galls and Madras.

Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas,
and waterworks shares, as given in the Stock
Exchange hst of last evening :

Insuranoe—Guardian, 46 ; North British and Mem,-
tile, 160 ; Oman Marine, 3U ; Union Marine Liverpool
(Limited), Sa 4.
Gaslight and Coke—Bombay (Limited), 4 4 ; Dittti
new, 24 ; City of Moscow Gas, 134 444 ; Commercial... 44
Great Central, 134 ; Imperial, 65; Imperial Contineand.
964 ; Pluvnix, new, 354 ; Sunny Consumme, 13 ; Wester% .
14.

-Waterworks-Berlin, 121; Fast London, a.l; We,t
Middlesex, 1064 6‘.
The following prices were realised on Thursday
at the sale at the Open Stock Exchange (Limited):
Langham Hotel (fully paidl, .4 per cent., pref.. 3/. 3s. ;
Credit Fonder, 3/. 6s. 3d. ; Varna Ruilwat, 3/. to
31. es. 3d. ,• Confederate Bonds, 500 dole., • per Cent.,
1863, 35.; ditto, C.itton Coupon, 6 per Cent., 1,000 dole.,
at 7s. ; ditto, 18A, 1,000 dols., 7 per Cent., Is.; ditto,
1,000 dole., 6 per Cent„ 1864, is. 6cL; Consolidated load
Company of France' Debentures 1151., 6 per cent.,
6/. 65.; ditto, fully paid shares. is. 6d. to Bs. ; ditto,
debentures :Mi., 6 per cent., 101. 10s.; ditto, debentures
4801., 6 per cent., 23/.; Bishops Waltham Railway 5 per
cent. pref., lls. to 135.; Hercules Insurance, 17s. 6d.;
Hodges' Distillery V. 10s. ; Imperial Marseilles Land
Bonds, 6 per cent. (1870) 4/. is. a; International Hotel,
4s. 63. ; Bahia Steam Navigation, P. is. 6d.;Westminstor
Palace Hotel, 51. ; Confederate Bonds, 1,000 dole., 8 per
cent., 18&3, 7a.; Ross Grande (fully paid),l4s. 3d.; Star sad
Garter Hotel, 21. is. &L ; Roam an (12e. paid),
10s. 6c1.; Alhambra Company, 41.

FRIDAY EVENING.

Consuls, which closed yesterday at ai4 for the 7tk
November, opened this morning at 941 to 4, and
dosed at 94 5-16 to 7-16, or exactly 941. For
money the last price was 941 to . The Three per
Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were
quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to , ex 'div. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
1Conso!•, fur money, 944, 4, g, g ; ditto, for
account,
944, ; Three per Cents. Reuced, 924,
Lft,ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 921,
, 1, ex div. ; Bank Stock, shut ; ditto, for account;
1,3, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock,
1141, I, ; ditto Four per Cent., 99/, ex div. ;
ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced " paper, 88 ; ditto
Five per Cent., 1044 ; ditto Five per Cent. Bonds,
70s. prem.
Indian government securities were steady.
Exchequer Bills remain at 255. to 30a. prem.
The amount of business in foreign stocks was
very small, and prices showed few changes.
Italian Bonds of 1861 were dull, and declined per
cent. Those of the Maremmana Railway and
Russian of 1822 were 1 lower, while Spanish De-
ferred improved 4, and the Passive and Turkish of
1865 (Five per Cents) 4. Venezuela Bonds of 1866
were inquired for, and firmer.