The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1868.

money to pay for them. the primmer suggested that ale
should sell some property at Streatham that had
her by her husband to raise that &mould, This
was subsequently sold through the instrumentalitTOrla
Haynes, the solioitos, who era, ample/s4 is the former
traimartios, for 1.530 i. The awe of 1,40014 part of this
amount; was paid to the primmer, in pommels of au
onler she vim to Mr. Heroes to that Whet. Witmer
never rsadesd the dioramas, and she eatiammottly pail
Mr. Pike 100/. for breaking the agrommat. aloe-
wards embed the what had bosons of her „1
and she told bar had headed it to Eoptaia
Edwards, who is ontimetood was Lord Hiumelagh, and
she at the same time said that it was fee volunteering
purposies.
At the elm of the easiniaaticsa in chief of the prom-
eutrin, the trial was skimmed.

I LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
• PARIBI.ACES.

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THE RISING IN SPAIN.
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Noma Rousts assoroi.)

'THE INgtutoparrs metrrEas oP SEVILLE.
PARLEY WITH THB OOVERNMENT.
OFFBE •OF THE QUEEN TO ABDICATE.
MADRID, RAPT. M.
The ministry have offered their resignation,
which has been accepted by the Queen. General
Concha has been appointed President of the
°mail of Ministers, and has arrived in Madrid.

TM insurgent/ are minters of Seville and the
whole provision of Andaman.

A parley has been initiated between the govern-
ment and the issorgenta,
The Quinn is said to lave offered to abdicate,
but details are wanting.
The telegraph wires are ask end great agita-
tion prevails in the capital.

RAILWAY. MINIMA AND 071(11
811ARES.-(T1118 DAY.)

[Closing pnees to 1 p.m.l
COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECT

-
Canada, 8 per cent., Jan. and July, 187744, 1061.
Do. 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 91f, 81.
New South Wales, 6 per cent, Jan. and July, 1888Lto
, 961,3iLd0
New 6 per cent., Jan., Apri4 Juland Oct, 98.
1896
Queensland, per cent, Jan. and July, 1891, 106 f

MONEY MAREIIT.-(THIS DAY.)
. ONE O'CLOCK.
•
'The stock markets opened eu in foreign secu-
'ritiee, but without much, if any, change in rail-
, ways or 'government stooks. In the foreign
market the main cause of the depreasron was the
, news of the actual or threatened rising
against the dynasty in Spain. In the first
instance the effect was rather severe upon
Spanish stocks, and by sympathy on some
other descriptions; but there has since been a par-
tial recovery, and the market is now compara-
tively steady. Turkish were to some extent
adversely influenced by the report that a
force is about to be sent across the
Danube, but very little credence is at-
tached to it. A report of some hitch concerning
the Italian Tobacco Loan prejudiced Italianstooks.
These stocks, however, are now better, though
they have not recovered to Saturday's prices.
Business in all departments is perfectly inactive.
The inquiry for money at the principal discount
establishment* is quiet, though the influence of
the approaching cloak, of the quarter is rather per-
ceptible. Rates this morning are not, however,
higher than 1 to I 3 per cent.
Consols remain at NI to 94 for money and
amount ; and New and Reduced Three per Cents.
at 923 to I. Exchequer Bills, las. to 16s. prem.
The Indian market is unaltered.

Railway stocks are dull, but they show little
alteration, and the following are some of the
present prices :—Caledonian, 68 to 1 ; London and
North Western, 1121 to 113 ; Great Western,
491 to 2 ; Midland, 1092. to 1101 ; South
Western, 87 to 89; Great Eastern, 38} to
39 ; Brighton, 614 to 321 ; South Eastern,
76i to 77; Metropolitan, 107 to 1; Great
Northern A, 1081 to 109 ; Chatham, 171 to 18 ;
North Eastern (Berwick), 99 to 100.
Grand Trunk of Canada, 16 to 1 ; Great
Western of Canada, 131 to 2.
In foreign stocks New Spanish fell at the open-
ing to 311 to 311, being 1 below the final quota-
tion on Saturday ; but they have now re-
covered to 314 to 32, without, however,
showing much strength. Italian Five per Cents.
of 1861 are lower, at Al to 31. Peruvian
are a shade flatter at 774 to 7R4. Several move-
ments have taken place in Turkish, in which a
decline of to 4 per cent. has taken place. The
Bonds of 1838 are quoted at 64 to 63 ; those of
1882 at 661 to 674, and the Five per Cents. of
1865 are quoted at 38 to 1. Mexican, 141 to 13.
The Honduras Loan is quoted 1 higher-87 to
Bs.

Transactions have taken place in colonial go-
vernment securities :—Canadian Six per Cent*. at
105 i, and the Five per Cents. at 91} to 921 ; New
South Wales Fire per Cents., 991 to 29 ; Quecu-
land Six per Cents., 1061.
In bank shares Anglo-Austrian are quoted at
6to / ; Imperial Ottoman, to 1 prem. London
and County have been dealt in at 50.

Some fluctuations have occurred in the Moscow
Jarmolaw Railway Loan. It has been dealt in at
3 prem, and the present quotation is 3 to 4 prem.,
being j lower than on Saturday. Nicolai shares
are lower, at 664 to t. Orel Vitebsk, 83} to 4.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Doben-
turet are quoted at an advance of 4, 384 to t ; and
the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 38t to 394.
United States 3-20 Bonds remain at 71 j to 72,1.
Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent., n to 4 ;
Anglo-American, 204 to 4.
In miscellaneous shares the only transactions
reported this morning are Credit Foncier at 24,
and Peninsular and Oriental Steam, at 33.
The Germania has brought 30M471. in gold from
New York for this country.

FOUR O'CLOCK.

The funds are without alteration, Consols
being now quoted 933 to 94, both for money
and the 6th October, although the French
Rentes show a fall of nearly a per cent., having
opened at Paris this morning at 68fr. 85c., in con-
sequence of the troubles in Spain. Foreign stocks
here are in several instances rather firmer this after-
noon. Spanish Bonds remain at the fall of nearly
2 per cent. reported in our earlier edition, thepreeent
price being 31i to 32. Some of the other quotations
in this department are as follows:--Italian Five
per Cents., 301 to 31 : Orel ♦-itebsk, 83; to I
Nicolai Railway Loan, 66; to New Spanish,
21 Ito 22 Turkish Five per Cents.. :14!; to
and Moscow Jaroslaw, 31 to 1.
Home railway stocks are mostly st.sely, with a
tendency to improvement.

With reference to the power of railway manias-
nips to issue capital at a discount, we take the fol-
lowing from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Share List :
The Companies' Clauses Act of 1863 (cap. 118), under
the heading 'General Provisions as to new shares or
stock," contained the following section (No. 21) as to the
disposition of unappropriated new shares and stock:—
Subject to the foregoing provisions, the company may,
from time to time, dispose of uew shares and new stock,
ut such time, to such persons, on such terms and conditions,
and in such manner as the directors think advantageous
to the company, but so that not less than the full nominal
amount of any share or portion of stock be payable or
paid in respect thereof." [lt may be observed that the
above clause is included in part 2 of the act recited ; part
3 being reserved for debenture stock.] By the (Railway
Companies') Act of 1867 (cap. 127), the above restriction
was repealed. The clause ho. 27 appears under the head
of "Share Capital," and is as follows:-- Section
21 of the Companies' Clauses Act, 1863, shall with respect
to any special act of a company incorporating part of
that act, whether passed or to be passed, be read and have
effect as if the following words, that is to say, • but so
that not less than the full nominal amount of any share
or portion of stock be payable or paid in respect thereof,'
bad not been inserted i n that section." It in believed
that the above exemption does not apply to flebeuture
stock, and, consequently, that any issue of such stock
cannot be made below par without special powers from
parliament. The Brighton Company, for instanoe, lately
resolved to issue debenture stock at 95; but they had
previously obtained specific authority for doing so, in
their act of 1868 (cap. 134), it being, however, stipulated
that the rate of interest should not exceed five per cent.
per annum.

MINE&-(THIB DAY.)

ONE O'CLOCK.

The mining market is perfectly inactive
this morning, and n 0 change in prices of
the slightest importance has taken place.
The following are the quotations :--ince
of Wales, 375. Ga. to 38s. 61.; Wheal
Seton, 43 to 30; West Seton, 1321 to 1331;
1 Basset, 60 to 6.5; East Grenville, 2 to ; Gren-
ville, 248. to 265. ; East Ctuadon, 21 to ; Macke
Valley, 71 to 1 ; West Chiverton, 60 10 611:
Great Retallack, 31 to 1; Chiverton Moor, 6 to
a ; Great Vor, 111 to 12.
The following arc some of the present quota-
tions of foreign and colonial mining shares :—St.
John Del Rey, 181 to 191 ; Don Pedro. 21 to $
prem., ex div. ; Anglo Brazilian, par to / prem. ;
Roses Grande, 1 to 1 prem. • Frontino and Bo-
livia, 9-16 to 11-16; Choniales, 2to 1; Anglo-
Italian, par to 1 prem. ; Sao Vicente, par to 1
prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 2; Port Phillip,
11 to i ; Pestarena, / to 1 die.; Yuclana-
mutants, 21 to 3i ; Nerbudda Coal and Iron. 9t to
11 die.

GREAT FIRE IN DUBLIN.—At 2 o'clock on
Saturday morning, a fire broke out in the ettensive
timber yards of Mr. Michael Meade, (hetet Bruns-
wick-street. Property to the amount of 20,0001. hts
been drotroyed. A portion of the property is covered by
insurance. The premiere of the Dublin and Kingstown
Railway, which an behind those of Mr. Meads, caught
fire, and some of the carriage shedding was totally de-
stroyed. The carriages were removed without injury. The
muss of the fire is believed to be ituditeislal.

Arrival fur the week ending dept. JO last year, MO eas, and
delivery, 1.309 casks. The arrivals last week comprised L 4.4 casks
from K. Petersburg; 508 casks from Australia; 11 *raw (NM
other places—total. YAK ask,.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a large increase in the supply of beast* sad
trade for them is very dull, consequently prices are lower
for all descriptions, and a clearance cannot be ideated.
There is also a much larger number of sheep. They
cannot all be sold, although there is a disposi-
tion to take rather lower than we quote. Lambs
are making liveer lb. than sheep. Calves are lower.
Our foreign supply consists of 2,620 beasts, and 16.5 calves.
From Scotland there are 101 beasts ; Ireland. 332 ; Nor-
folk and Suffolk, 60 ; and 2,727 from the midland and
home couutiea.

Per atone of Blbs s. d. d. Per dose of abs. a. d. a.
Beat Boots, Bent& . 4 10 5 2 &MAISIE:If-tads& 0 0
Bast ghat-kora. ... 4 6 4 10 Bart Low-wok 4 6 4
Second qual. Berta * 8 3 8 Do., do., Morn OO 0
Calves
3 0 4 8 Do. do. emu 0 0
Best Dent lill-breds 4 10 S S Lambs 0 0 0
Baum at market, 5,860; Amp sad lambs, 0,550 Cairell
176 ; plgo. 421).

soßoron HOP MARKICT.(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Panamint and Smith report • brisk demand
for choice descriptions, of which there is an extremely
limited supply, pnces showing an upward tendency.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Rotten, 19a. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell.
19s. 3d. ; Walla End Stewarts, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End
Tees, lAss. 9d.; Walls End East Hartlepool, 13a. 9d.;
Walls End Original Hartlepool, 19s. 3d. ; tValls End
Eden Main, 16a. Rd.; Walls End Tnnstall: 16e. 3d.
Walls End Acorn ('lose 16s. 9d.; Walls End Hatton
Lyons, 16e. 3d. , Walls Eud South Hartlepool, 16s. 9d.
Holywell, 13s. 6d. ; West Hartley, Ide. 9d.; Hastings
Hartley. 13s. 9d.-Bhips at market, 36; at sea, Z.

OBOM OUTRAGE ON A LADY IN A CAD.—At
the Liverpool County Magistrates' Court, on Saturday.
three men, named Moore, a cab driver ; Cooper. baker ;
and Reynolds, were charged with • gross and criminal
assault upon a lady named Mrs. Talley, the wife of a
inowter mariner. On the night of Wednravet the 7th
inst., Mrs. Yaxlev, being taken ill in the
Moore's cab to hike her home. Reynolds andel=
suNequently got into the cab, which was driven away
towards West Derby. The prisoners then brutally
assaulted Mre. Tmley, and left her in the road half-dcad.
and her clothes saturated with blood. Shis was found by
a gentleman named Bullock, who took her to her own
house. where she was for several days confined to her
bed. The magistrates on Saturday sent all the prisoners
for trial at the 11111111014 sad characterised the case as the
moot infamous that had ever been brought below theta.