The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1861.

his son was afflicted a ith insanitr, nail had been confined in
a madhnner, mud this he found to be Shama,.
Mr. Elliott desired the comtaitle to take the prianuf r to
the reaidence of the father, and tell the latter that be u. 114
keep his 11. a under proper restraint. aid not allow hint to
roam about in a snapicions mantle,.

SOUTHWARK.
mivi:ll. %It ROBSTRY MT RAILIWAT NZRVA%TS.
Th"osae and W./Anal Brow*, bonekeepers is the
employ of the South Eastern Railway Comp...my, were
brouglit Lefore Mr. Benham. charged with stealing hair
from the manes and tails of the hones entrusted to their
care to clean.

itengonzh. w 2 M. uid that he was on duty last evening io
Hernumilsey.street. with !lurch. soother detectire, when he
raw the prisoners cetera marimestore dealer's with a huddle.
He watched sal arm them produce sonic horsehair. which
they were in the set of 'oiling for eidhtpenw, when he
entered sal Naiad them how they became rers..er.eil of it.
They 11161 timt they were horiekeepers at the Bricklayers'
Arm. station. and the foreman (Mr. Hughes) allowed them
to take the hair away and sell it, as it was only the comb-
ings. Witue..l re:anoned the hair, weighing nearly two
pounds. and he war ,Iti.fied that it was not eomhings. hut
that it hail been pulled out in handfuls from the manes and
tails of the horses.

Mr. A)ers, one of the managers at the Bricklayers' Arm%
station, mid that he knew the primeere a% assistant hone-
keepers, nod they had no authority to pull hair fmm the
honest' tail, or mow, or to CollYey any from the premises.
Ile esaioined the hair produced and believed it to byre
bees pulled out.
11r. 1iiir.11..•.1 A lied hots many horteit tb^e had seems to?
Mr. .trer. mph. d upwor.le of two bemired, and it die
/aural then, rmy much to poi, the hair out.
le defence the pi '...mem feel they were &rectal to comb
oat the bile, and they auppcsed it was of not much Gee, er
they world ant have taken it away.
r. Bertha's oho Intl that he had no doubt that they
ha I penal the hair from the tail. and manes of the hones.
therefore he should order each of them to per a penalty of
35., or seven ay., :or the unlawful polonium.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

(IT ILIMUIC TELCG/LVII.)

CALEDONIAN HUNT MEETING.
(THIS DAY.)

INSKEEPEILT PLATE. I mil* 2 (drier" 46 yank.
I Is rdsd.P, ttweetbriAr. Interest, Montrose,
Wesnlsle, Bloomsbury, GAIIOIIII, King of licotlanJ,Tourde,
Fast Bonner, P B. Nei* and Lunldsuder are here.

I'ALEDONIAN HANDICAP. Two inPe.
l'olerhsad, Core,' Sweethiler, Dons,
Bloomsbury, Lornb'tuder, Tousle, sod Ledy Ripon are here.
ENTRY FOR SWEEPRTAK ER OF 3 KOVS. One mile.
°antes, Coronet, Lady Ripon, Maybe, Weetherwitch,
I:4140 u, Feet }loaner, Barham Allen, LambLawler, and
Ask Ilawm,. All are here.

ENTRY FOA QUEENN PLATE About two miles and

a bait
rpperhaad, limkrhaad, Calla Ou, Lady Ripon, Old-
niister, Conant, sad Peggy Tilt. All an bona

ENTRY FOR Ql,F•N'ti PLATIL—(Rox To-Nozzow).—
Caller Ou, Oldmiuster, Dors, Carouse., Uadarttsad,
I:pp:dual, Lot Ituumer, Lady Ripm, sad Wealharwiaah.

SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cumx.
Wtth the exception of a rise of 1 per cent. in
&Morn Counties Railway stock, and f in Midland,
there is no alteration of importance iu the railway
share market, which continuos inactive. London
and North Western stock is now quoted
91.1 to I, being flat ; Great Western, 69
to }, being likewise heavy ; Midland, 124}
to 1125 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 103 to };
Caledonian, 103 too ; South Eastern, 78} to ;
Eastern Counties, }tos4 ; and Great Northern,
109 to 111.

Lotub.s.rtlo Venetian 'bares remain firm, at to 1
prem. Great Luxembourg are atAsealy.

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MONET MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two oTwea.

The funds to-slay are flatter, it having trans- '
pired that, ae was rumoured yesterday, the Bank
of France have made arrangements for procur-
ing 2,000,000/. of gold from this country,
through the agency of Paris bankers and
of Messrs. Rothschild and Baring. Consols
have declined I per cent. Turkish Bonds have
given way. Etrilish railway stocks are relatively
less affected, but the tendency of the stock markets
generally is dull.

The weekly court at the Balk of England has
broken up, without altering the rate of discount.
Consols areofficially marked 922 and / for money,
and 93 and 92 for the new account. The present
quotations are 92 to for cash, and 92 13-16 to 15-16
or 921 for the 7th November. The official busi-
ness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 237,
236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ;
New Three per Cents., 901, 1 ; Thirty Years'
Annuities, 1885, 151; India Five per Cent.
stock, 1031, 1, ; ditto for account,
1031 ; ditto Bonds, 14s. prem. ; Five per
Cent. " entailed " rupee paper, 9G ; ditto
Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 103 ; Exchequer Bills,
March, 2s. pram.
There is • fresh fall of g per cent. in the
Turkish Loan of 1854, and 1 in that of 1858 ;
the present quotations are, respectively, 79}
to 1 ex div., and 67} to 1 ; Mexican Bonds
are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon;
I transaction& are reported at 251 to 25i.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old
Five per Cents., for account, 100, ex div. ;
Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 251, 1 ;
Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 611 ;
Five per Cents, for account, 81 ; Turkish
Six per Cents., 1854, for account, CO, 1, 79,
div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, for account,
672, 1, 68, 67 ; ditto 1031. Bonds, 70k, 691.
Tee stock markets generally are prejadiced by the
c'iaracter of the financial advices from Paris, which
irdicate considerable anxiety. Various palliatives
are being discussed in high quarters, and there is
a growing idea that the Bank of France will succeed
in making some arrangement with the Bank of
England whereby one or two millions of English
bullion will be carried to the other aide of the
Chanue'. The Bank of England cannot make ad-
vances on French Rentes, as has been suggested,
but mild take them as collateral security,
discoue film the bills of great firms, whom
the Bank of France might perhaps use
as agents in the matter. What progress negotia-
tiors this kind may have made is nut known.
I It is apparently the policy of the Paris financiers to
adopt any expedient that may enable them to tide
over the immediate crisis. The causes of the drain
are well known to be chiefly a very deficient har-
vest, a too extended foreign speculation, including
a large French subscription to the new Italian Loan,
and the pressure put upon France by America. It
is no; likely that th 3 effect of this combination of
unfavourable influences will pass away hastily, or
that we shall entirely escape involvement in a
secondary degree.

The discount market yesterday was active. In most
quarters 3i to 3} per cent. was asked for bills of a
high class, and for 6 months' paper 4to 4i. The
increased movement in the general market has
caused a fair amount of business to be carried yes-
terday to the Bank of England.

Notice is issued that the certificates o- 14s. per
cent., to complete the payment of the sixth diet-
dead, due Jan. 1, 1854, ou Mexican Bonds, is now
payable at the Mexican Financial Agency.
It is understood that duriug the last few weeks
Mexican stuck to the amount of several hundred
tho.tsand pounds, held by a well-known caoital4st
os'y ecceased, has been thrown noon the market.
The amount of gold bought by the Bank yesterday
was 18 OL3/.

The 'Liverpool cotton market is still rising. Prices
were quoted yestenlay id. higher than uu Friday,
and some excitement was observable ; the sales
reaching no leas than 30,000 bales.
The Calcutta, Chins, and Australian wile,
which have arrived at Suez, are empec•-ed in Lun-
e.") via Mersollea about tie 15th instal . Tue '
Melbo lens accounts report the depai.ure u 7 fresh
go'd snipe.
Mr. Maw° hdatt, who suspended payment in
Feocuary les., rid who::: affairs wore then placed
bj I 's erc."-cts in the hands 0: Ittesara Co'eman
Tur-piatd, Yotnge, and CP., having liquidated his
licla:ll.,:es in fell, has iintixl circulars ann.-lancing
the resumption 021.,abasinatis in partnership with
1 ale, wider the firm of M. Ad utt and Sou.
Try London and North Western Railway traffic
re-urn shoal his week a decrease oZ 1,00.1. ; the
Great biortbern, an ircrease of 5,4564 • the Great
Western an increase a VEL; and the Lortion and
South Wes:era an Ecresse of 1 i 65/. It is said
that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire and
Yorkshire Company will show a decrease of
3,0601.

Tre receipts of the Grand Trunk Rail way of
Canada :or the week ending Sept. 21 were 13,2511.
s.er'iug, being 3,0001. lees than in thecorrc;ponding
week of last year.
Tue half-yearly meeting of the Great Indian
Peninsula Railway Company is called for the
31.1 inst.

The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the
Globe Insurance Othee is convened for the 24th
instant.

A call of 51. is to be paid on the new M. shares
of the Equitable Gas Company by the 91.1 i of
November. _ .

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The agents-general for the crown colonies an-
nounce the dividends on Cape of Good Hope and
Natal Government Six per Oen... Debentures.
Mr. Robinson, director of the Crariared Mercan-
tile Bank of India, London and China, and M.
Costerton, banker, late of Feting Kong, luve jolned
the direction of the Metropolitan and Pros ..ic'al
Bank, Limited.
The position of the market for American secu-
rities is noticed as follows by Mr. E. F. tinkle:-
Ca rrai;:e :—"The market fur American securi.ies in
Loudon continues very inactive. The tendency of
prices r: the close is rather towards "'opt°. eine
The Ellen Rodger has arrived from China with
760,400'ba. a us.

lerert;on is requested for the anhjoiliel letter
relating to the Great Sbip Company :