The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. (Before Mr. tinder-Sheriff BurchelL) PROCLAMATIONS Of OUTLANIII. Mr. Hemp, the officer, made his monthly proclamations of outlawry, including seven' new names. The came are ge nerally settled by the publicity given to the proceedings before they reach the final stage of outlawry. The following names were proclaimed with the usual ceremony—a ceremony adopted from grey antiquity : James Hell, at the suit of Thomas Langton and another Samuel James O'Hara Horsman, at the suit of John Bread hitmore ; J. Ormsby Phibbs, at the suit of the name ; Louisa Marie Clark, at the suit of Henry Matthews; Cecil Heins; at the suit of Thomas Eraley }Goes; Benierain Remington Williams, at the suit of Dacia' Kenai; Richard Keily, at the suit of the same; Charles Robert Honey, otherwise Charles Rodney Healey, at the suit of Joseph Harrison ; and Richard Aldington, otherwise Robert Adlington, at the suit of John Williams and Joseph Croft. No surrender wsa made, sad the court was closed with the usual formalities, and all parties were requested to depart in peace and give their attendance on Thursday, the f4th September seat. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 017ILDRALL. A NARROW RSCAPL Ellen Brown, a prostitute, was charged before Alderman Waterlow with robbing Mr. Felix Frauds of his pll2lO, con taining four 51. Bank of England notes and about lat. in English and foreign money. It appeared from the evidence of the prosecutor, on a former occasion, when be charged a man with being wa rmed with the woman in robbing him, that he was poring through Fleet-street, between 11 and 12 o'clock at sight, when a woman took him by the arm, and with some little force Chew him into Hanging Sword-alley, and under the pretence of embracing him threw her arms round his body and abstracted his puree from his pocket, and the next instant decamped with her booty. was about to detain her when the man made his anis and, assuming a very threatening attitude, asked he was doing with his lobe man's) wife. The prosecutor became so alarmed that he allowed the woman to escape, upon which the man walked coolly away. On recover ing his presence of mind, the prosecutor followed the man and gave him into custody; but not being able to remain in England to prosecute at the Old Bailey, the man was summarily convicted as a notorious rogue and vagabond, and committed to prison for three months, with hard labour. Since then the prosecutor had gone to Paris, and shortly afterwards the prisoner was apprehended on suspicion of being the woman who robbed him ; but as none of the money had been found the prosecutor declined to appear against her. Alderman Waterlow asked the prisoner what she had to say to the charge. The prisoner said she was at home and asleep at the time the gentleman was robbed. Alderman Waterlow told her that her anteudesks as far as they were known to the police were very much against her, and had the prosecutor attended to identify her ha should have sent her for triaL The evideaoe, however', without him was insufficient, and he therefore discharged her. The primmer said, whatever she had been guilty of on other occasions she yea innocent this time. Alderman Waterlow laid he regretted b• was obliged to entertain a different opinion. CLERKE.NTV'ELL. KITENSIVB 1011/11111113 ST 11117A2M1. A respectably-attired young man, who gave the name of Edward Stirker, a grocer's asslatent, resides at r 7, Oak. village, Kentish New Town, was before Mr. D'Eyncourt with stealing 121. in gold on the 17th inst., the maim of his master, Mr. Amos Arrant, 12, St. Pete/- street, Islington. Mr. Ricketts appeared for the prosecution. From the evidence it would appear that the primmer entered the prosecutor's service at a liberal diary, at the time stating that be had formerly been employed at Guernsey. Mr. Ferrara at owe took him iato his employ, and then wrote to Guernsey for his character. The letter wee returned unopened, and the primer thee had a mouth'. warning to leave. Oa the day hi b e s o i t litier'n the , b p t rosecutor n g e a r v e him 121. in gold to tak e to ed with the matey. He bad not seen the prisoner since until be was in custody, and bad not recovered one farthing of the mosey. Polies-covetable William Wilkins, 11.3 City, said that the prisoser came to him in a very excited date, aad having asked for the nearest police-station; said that he bad takes 121. from lei master, and wished to give himself up, as be felt very miserable. He also said that he had been enjoying himself at Remelt. and bad spent the whole of the money. The prisoner, in defence, said he was sorry, and as it was his first offence, be hoped the magistrate would not pees • heavy soutane on him. Mr. D'Hyncourt raid that robberies by servants were very serious. 'They bad coofidence placed in them which they should sot abuse. There was sot the alighted mum for this robbery, for the prisoner was in the receipt of a liberal salary, and had only committed it to gratify his love of pleasure. He then efttenced the prisoner to four months' hard ltboarlti the House of Correction. William Palley, aged 24, a journeyman butcher, in the employ of Yr. George Bremptoci, butcher, of High-street, Stoke Newington, wen next charged with robbing his mast's. The complainant stated that be had for some time bees losing a large quantity of meat, but he did not suspect the premier sad had only a few days since raised his wages. As the prisoner was going out for orders, from what he inspected, he spoke to the prisoner, and asked him where the meat was that he had stolen ? The prisoner at first denied that be had taken say, but afterwards said that it was in his box. On going there he found about Ms. of beef and mutice. Is deleace the primmer said be was guilty, bat it was his kat asses. - 11. r. VEyaootirt metitimeeed the prisoner to four mouths' hard labour in the House of Cams Hoe. MARLBOROUGH-BTM= Harry Stela, 0112, Craven-terrace, Bayswater, described sea traveller was charged before Yr. Koos with 'tabbing a young man 'earned George Francis, a butler, living at 2, Chapel-place Berkeley•square. Inspector Hubbard, of the E division, attended to watch the rase. Theprosecutor, who, as well as the prisoner, is • young are of respectable appearance, rid—The prisoner is an sopriateras of rare. This morning about four o'clock I accompanied him to • friend's at 76. Charlotte-streek Fitzroy-spare. While there • quarrel took place between as, the prisoner saying that I had said something *past him which was not true. There wee a soul% between as, and I felt myself stabbed in the up pe r part of say arm, and I believe prisoner had a knife. There wee only one other perm besides the prisoeer and myself present (Mrs. Graham). On finding myself stabbed I ran downstairs, and the prisoner followed me. Mr. Knox—Did you see the knife ? Prosecutor—No, I only felt myself stabbed. I called " and • ceastable came, and I gave the primmer in charge, and I was taken to the hospital. Mr. Knox—What were you doing at the bonze? Prosecutor—We had been out drinkiug, and we jest called at the house to have a glass together. Mr. Knox—Were you both sober? Prosecutor—l caner say that we were. Ido not wish to press the charge, se the prisoner is a friend of mine. Mr. Knox—ls the house • brothel? _ . i&cwsTati;r—TE bev147074 • Mr. George Edward Pyle, jun., house surgeon at the Middlesex BoapitaJ, rid—At half-past 5 this morning the and the rimier were brought to the hospital. ecut for had an reined wound on the upper part of the left arm. The wooed, which was about fear raise in herr, was bird*. The prosecutor also had a slight wound on his left wrist. He had only his shirt and trouser on sad they were (mothered with blood. Mr. Knox—Wu there anything to tell you with what sort of weapons the wounds were inflicted Mr. Pyle—The wounds must bare been inflicted with • sharp instrument. They were not punctured wounds act 4 %. Knox—Do you apprehend any danger? Mr. Pyle—l do not, but it is almost impossible to gay. Mr. Kra—Was there anything the matter with the seemed ? Mr. Pyle—He had a bruise 011 the eye and • small cut on a Boger of hie left band. Volic•-oonetable 158 E—l heard cries of " Police," sod went to Charlotte-etreet. The prosecutor and the primer were is the ball of No. 76. Prosecutor mid the Primes had stabbed him, and gave him into custody. I took them both to the hospitel, and afterwards took the prisoner to the station. I searched the place, but could find no knife. Mary Aim Graham, of 76, Charlotte•etreet—The prose cutor end prisoner came to my place about 2 o'clock this morning. They bad been drinking and asked for a bottle at wine, which I supplied them with. Prisoner was going to sleep on my bed awl I told him that I 000ld not allow it. The proescutor mid prisoner seemed quarrelsome. About 4 o'clock I waa called upstairs, and oe going into my bed room they followed me in sod then prosecutor said primmer bad stabbed him. Mr. Kaaz—W - as there any knife is the priaoaar's head! Witnera —I did not ere oae. Ann Jones, marmot to Wt ;Knees, said—l was celled op by my mistress;sad as going iota the drawing-room I found the prosecutor and the prisoner struggling. and both smothered with blood. Prosecutor ran downstairs and pulled the door after him by the knocker. The prisoner, who had followed prosecutor do wo, had something shioiog io his hand, sod tried to strike the prosecutor. The prisoner then ran upstairs to fetch his cost, and then the police came. Prisoner entered into a long statement to the effect that • quarrel had takes place between him sod the prosecutor, sod that as the prosecutor in the stnugle was getting the better of him he seized something and made the blow at him. Ir. Knox committed the prisoner for trial, and offered to take bail for his appearance at the semiotic A person, on the conclusion et the ease. stepped forward and s aid that the house vas eat, es &Depot • brothel. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1863. LAMBETH. PICIPOCUTR AT TILL CRYSTAL PALACE. Janes Webb, aged 18, who gave his eddries No. 14, Golden•lane, Barbican, sod deseribed himself to be • hair dresser, and Alfred Lee, 16, No. 24, Devonshire-street, Queen•square, Bloomsbury, both smartlydreseed youths, were placed at the bar, before Mr. Elliott, on a charge of attempting to pick pockets at the Crystal Palace. Sergeant Stephen Baldwin, 29 P, said that, on the day before, he was on duty at the Crystal Palace, and saw the primmer' mix among the crowd of ladies and females there in such • way as to leave no doubt on his mind as to their object. Rs had also seen the prisoner Webb its the palace on two former conics, and on one of these occasions had observed him put his hand into a lady's pocket, but the crowd was no great that he could not get sufficiently near to &p. prebend him, and this was an additional rime for his determination to watch their movements. The prisoner Webb evidently suspected that witness was watching him, but anthem ultimately pounced on him in the third-class refreshment department just as he had taken his hand out of a lady's pocket, and the other prisoner WWI then covering him. On questioning Webb he said he had left home with 20a. in his possession, ten shillings in silver and half a sovereign, and though he had plenty of silver that he changed the half sovereign for his railway fare. Witham had also been to the address he gave. and found that his mother lived there, but from in quires he had made he found that he had been io custody before. The younger prisoner Lee he had no doubt was a thief, but Ise (Sergeant Baldwin) bad not bad time to make the necessary in eras about him. The prisoner Webb, who merely denied the charge, wee committed for three months to Waodsworth House of Cor rection, and Lee was remanded fora week. WARE LIB7S-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoos. The railway market continues firm, although the intervention of the fortnightly settlement tends to restrict fresh transactions. London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks are in good demand, and have risen about I per cent. Midland has also improved t, and Great Western and Great Eastern i t . Caledonian has receded London and North Western stock is now quoted 103 f to ; Great Western, 871 to I ; Midlands 130/ to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 i to ; Great Eastern, 51 to ex div. ; Caledonian, 120 } to 121 ; South Eastern, 97i to ; Great Northern, 125 to 128 ; and London and South Western, 103 toll. Great Western of Canada shares are firmer, while Grand Trunk of Canada stock is rather dull. Foreign lines are quiet. -.41.111 ID ROM ilk I DAUMATL IW4r4 I DdiMA today to 1 p.n. 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The fortnightly settle ment in shares and foreign stocks tends materially to check for the moment any fresh business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 5.3 c., being I per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 931 to 4 for money, and 934 to * for the account (September 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, ; ditto, for IVAJOUI2t, 934 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93f, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 931, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 774 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 18859 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, * ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, Is., dia. ; ditto June, 2s. prem. _ There is not much business doing in foreign stocks to-day, but the tendency of priors continues favourable, especially as regards the Turkish Loans of 1854 and 1862, Consolidas, Russian of 1862, and Italian, which have improved. Spanish Certificates are firm, and Passive steady. Greek and Mexican bonds show a alight decline. Subjoined are some of the present quota tions, viz :—Tutkish, 1854, 93 to 94 ; ditto 1858, 72 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 694 to 1 ; ditto Con solidois, 511 to ; Peruvian, 854 to 864 ; Venezuelan, 574 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 34 to 1 ; Danish, 914 to 1 ; Greek, 331 to 344 ; Mexican, 384 to #. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres, 93 ; Greek, 34 ; ditto for account, 344 ; Italian, 714, /; ditto Maremmana Railway, 794, 784, 79 ; Mexican, 384, 4 ; ditto for account, 384, 38 ; Peruvian, 1862, 86 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1839, 1860, and 1862, 494 ; ditto for account, 494, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 921, 4 ; Spanish Passive, 344 ; ditto for account, 344 ; ditto Certificates, 124, 4 ; Turkish, 1854, 934, 4, 94 ; ditto 1858, 724, 4 ; ditto for account, 724 ; ditto, 1004 bonds, 75 ; ditto, 1862, 694, g, i ; Venezuela, 244. The Confederate Loan is without change, at 24 to 22 dis. Italian scrip has declined to If to prem. Hudson's Bay shares continue in demand, and have improved to 11 to 1 dis. Egyptian Trading are rather Batter, at top prem. International Financial are steady, at 3 1 to 4 prem. ; General Credit and Finance at 1.1 to prem. ; and London Financial at to prem. The Stock Exchange is nearly deserted, under the combined influence of the holiday season and a cleansing process which the " House" is undergoing. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stooks has commenced, and will be completed to morrow. In connection with the fortnightly settlement in the foreign stock market there was a good supply yesterday of money, at rates varying from 4 to 6 per cent. The rates of " continuation" on English railway stocks were generally moderate. About 90,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday, making an aggregate of 298,0001. since the last return. The exact amount of gold brought by the John Duncan, from Otago, New Zealand, is 189,0001. Compared with the same period last year, th - London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3041. ; the Loudon and South Western a decrease of 3,0161. ; and the Great Eastern an increase of 3041. The committee of the Stock Exchange has appointed Monday next a special settling day in the shares of the following companies, viz English, Belgian, and Netherlands Bank (Limited), to be marked ; kngliah and Scottish Marine In surance Company (Limited), to be marked ; West Surrey Tanning Company (Limited), not to be marked at present. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Mr. J. F. Figge, merchant and warehouseman (trading under the title of F. Figge and Co.), who failed on the 3rd inst., it was resolved to wind up the estate under inspection. The balance sheet, prepared by Messrs. Coleman and he accountants shows liabilities to unsecured Co., ;reditors, amounting to 14,3671., with assets estimated at 7,0971., net. At the half-yearly meetingyesterdajeof the South ampton Dock Company, the directors' report was adopted. It stated the net revenue for the six months at 6,844/., and recommended the declara tion of a dividend of 2 per cent. A call of 5/. per share has just been made on the A shares iu the Commercial Navigation Company of India. The half•yearly meeting of the Canadian Land and Emigration Company is called for the 2nd of Sel tember. It is notified that the share certificates in the Public Works Credit Company of London and Pens (Limited) will be exchanged for the bankers' receipt& on and after the let of September. With reference to the market for American secu rities, the circular of Mr. F.. F. Satterthwaite, dated last evening, contains the following : Since our last the market in London for American secu rities remained very firm, until it was reported Unit a for midable war vessel was about to leave Liverpool, to sail under Confederate colours, when the market became very sensitive, and sales could only with difficulty be effeita It is much to be feared, if this and similar vessels be allowed to leave our shores for the purpose of destroying United States shipping, that America will prefer war with Great Britain as the least of the two evils. WEDNESDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to for the 9th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and so closed. Fur money the price was 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931., 1 ; ditto tor account , 931, 1 • Three per Ceuta Re duced, ; New Th . ree per Cents., 93 th ; New 'rwo•andka-Half per Cents., 77 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 4, ; Five per Cent. "enlaced "rupee paper, 1071 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent, 1161, 4. The India Five per Cert. stock was quiet at 1081 to I ; India Bonds, at 16s. to 18s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at Is. dia. tc 2s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet to-day, and prices generally showed no moremeut of importance. There was rather more business in Bank shares. The variations iu prices comprised a rise in Bank of Wales (which still, however, stand at 4 discount with 61. paid), London and County, Londou and South African, and Union of So gland and France; and a fall iu City, and Imperial Ottoman. Miscel laneous shares were quiet. Colonial government securities were steady at previous quotations. _ _ _ Hudson's Bay shares continue in demand, and have further improved, the clueing quotation being lg to lj diseount. The speculators for the fall have recently sold a large number of these shares, which appear to have been steadily absorbed by the public. There is now consequently a scarcity of shared in the market, and the adverse speculators have to pay higher prices to obtain them for delivery. The announcement of the discovery of gold upon this company's propery has also had a favourable effect. Egyptian Trading were rather better, at to f prem. International Financial shares were steady, at n to 4 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, at 11. to prem. ; and Loudon Financial, at to 1 prem. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were last quoted 131 to j prem., .bowing a alight rise • Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 prem. ; Univers al, gto 3 dia. ; Prior. 7 F.._ 44 46 66 11 Ls& U.I I lag. IL LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (frr ILINIIO AND DITINNATIONAL TILBORAPIL) (now OUR ow' 001181SPONDINT.) The market opine very animated to-day, sod the extreme quotations of yesterday me sustained. Sass will probably foot up 12,000 bales. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE TILLZORAZIL ) • STOCKTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 9ARBUTT NURSERY HANDICAP. ..Biz furluags. Syron, Found Again, Dawdle, Harvest Yell, House Crowe, Alexandra, Claxton, Alice Grey, Theo,*lda. Good Advice, Ghillie OsHum, Skylark, Haat'lini, Greville, Captain Walker, sod Hiss Tess are here. grooicroN CUP. One mile. Brighton, L ineoques, Charles Pox, Newmarket, Old Orange Girl, Eltoeirmsa, Newoharch, Melrose, Angelus, liiddlewatok, sad Hanoi Kell are here. CLARET STAKES. Two miles. Miu Penhill, Boeny lireaaaknok and l'imador are here. MIDDLESBOROUGH HANDICAP. Mile and a half. Caller Os, Flytrap Briabtoa, Boaay Breestkoot, Monk, Charlie Fox, U Hottest Jobs, Comet, Melrose, Mariana, f3sash Anq sad Newchurch ere here. SEVENTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Mile antla halt. Toed Faucortberg C., Good Advice, end Gondola ire here. OXFORD MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Threrqsarters of a mile. Lord el the Marx is the clay hone ben at present. PRINCE OF WALES STAKES. Half a mile. V aixieTWlels,.4ll; &Ws: ii;;Z:boTdilG;l: Ver. diem Garotter, Confederate, Mulberry, and Glendualc are bare. OXFORDSHIRE STAKES. Two miles. Loiterer, Balhan;,ocarchllltant, and Nebula are here. COUNTY MEMBERS' PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. Quit of Tramps. irsEooi, Lairs, Lord of the Manor, Tom Sayan, Nebula, Margery, and Cade are here. PREENAN'S PLATE. One mile. worthara, - 6oVe;fax4.47;;Esai r iZ i7sliere. Onus AnirraLs. —Aunt Judy, Mall Train, Damascus, Oontodersta, OW* Prior, hank Wallas, Dermot Asibore, Elbelbert t, Suburban, Coastba Overdone, Quiedmad, Fallow Busk 0, and Avail& SOUTH EASTERN BAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was hold at nor ; the Hoe. Jam= BTXO in the chair. The report, having been previously published, was takes r read, The CHAIRMAN, in moving ite adoption, mid the num ber of pis eegen carried continued to increase, el though the corn ' was with the Exhibition year. In May, June, ud July last yes, there was an inorame of 20,0q11. in the receipts over the three months of 1861, sod the receipts of the same three mouths this year showed • diminctioa of only 3,0001. The board felt it to sak for en outlay of 30,0001. for additional canines. , for the third-cleas traffic. He believed that moderate fares were in the end most satisfactory to the company as well as to the public. Low faxes would not pey and the lowness of the rates at which Femme= were Girded would sot prevent juries from returning serious verdicts in rams of accident. A reduced sods of fares had been in operation on the Greenwich lies since the Ist of January last, and the conveyance of 319.611 additional Rarseieve had resulted in • dionoution of 2821. is the receipts. (Huir, hear.) The South Eastern end the Loudon, Chatham, sad Dover Companies had entered into a joint contract for conveying the mails between Dover sad (lilais—a *ernes which was previously performed by Mr. Church ward--and the result was so far satisfactory. The necessary powers for amalgamating with the Charing cram Railway Company had been obtained, and as moos as the Charing-aces line was opened steps would be taken for carrying out those powers. With regard to the East Grinstead and Groombeidge sad Uckleld and Tunbridge Wells railways, the chairmora made some remarks ia reply to those of Kr. Schester, se chairman of the Load= end Brighton Compaay, at its last half-yearly meeting, and expressed his op iate that those extensions originated in reality with that compeay. What had been done in that respect showed the wisdom of the South Eastern Company's policy io making a direct communication into the heart of Kent and improving its terminus in London. The Brighton Company bad driven them to self defence. The Mid Kent Railway, which was worked by the South Eastern Company, had, he was homy to say, proved remunerative. After some disidon the report was adopted, and • dividend at the rate of 4j per cent. per annum was declared. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors wan held at 1 o'clock, at the Landon Tavern ; Mr. C. MORRISON in the chair. The report stated that during the half-year ending 30th Jane last 1,417 shi pa, measuring 501,775 tons, entered therm torieDocke, showing &decrease of 130 ships, sod 48,489 too; se °mowed with the mese period ie 1862. - This falling off was acconnted for in the deerama in colliers and coasters, motet- Mg to 171 vessels, mournrieg6B,ol4 tons. The following is a comparative abatement of the vessels and their teenage which entered the undermentioned docks in the years mad* 30th June, 1862 and 1863, reepeetively : Victoria, 1862, ships 2772. toooodo 1 . 88 74 0 7 ; 1 8 63. 411 * 2.678, teenage 1,009,003. London, for years roan,/ the 31st May, 1852 and 1863 (loaded from foreign Port_s), 1862, ships 1,017, tame 481,285; 1863, ships 1,120, too cage 518.5.30; and St. Katharine, 1862, ships 823, tonnage 207,749 ; 1863, ships 942, teenage 241,402. The total number of ships, end their swept. register ton nage, that entered the port of London with cargoes from foreign ports during the years eroding 30th Aunt 1882 sod 1863, respectively, was-1862, 10,723 ships; 3,188,049 ton nage. 1863, 11,977 ships; 3,473,300 tow:tags. Increase in ships. 1,254 ; increase in tonnage, 285,251. The board of directors had agreed with the Chariorcrome Railway Company to refer to arbitration the question of the sum to be paid by the latter for the Steelyard. The Charing mom Company, in coneideratien of obtaining immediate possession, bad paid 26,0001. as a deposit since the date to which the half -yearly accounts bed been made up, awl have agreed to pay interest at 4 per met., from the Ist May leak on the balance of the cam which may be awarded. The improvements in the eempaey's warehouses for io creasing their security against fire, of which the share , holders were informed in the report of the 28th of August, 1862, having been completed to the matidaation of the com mittee of the insurance companies, their surveyor bad given a certificate placing the Victoria Docks in the first class of warehouses as respected the rates of fire insurance. The rem ex peeled on Rime improvementeduring the put half year had been 3,4001, andthiring the previous ball year3,ooof. A small sum remained to be paid on this account. Mr. Morrison and Mr. Peabody were the directors end Mr. Commies wee the auditor retiring by rotation. They offered themselves for reelection, The CHAIRMAN, ia moviug the adoption of the report, said although there was a decrease in the num ber of colliers and other rusting vessels there was an Mamma is the larger classes of wounds ; while on the whole year there war an increase in the aggregate. He hoped that for lee Steelyard they would obtain adequate cornpearation by means of arbit ra ti oa . The report waa adopted unanimously, and, the vacanoMe I. the direction sad *editorship having been filled up, the meeting separated. UNITID KINGDOM RAILWAY OFFICIRS AND SZIVAIITS' ASDOCIATION.—A ■pecial meeting was held on Tuesday evening at the London Bridge-bones Hotel (Mr. W. Dyes ia the *hair), when some alterations were made in the rolesof the joist provident department. It was resolved to sd►bSab a fund to meet mere of sickness of such of the menabors es might subscribe to it; awl to enrol the aseocia- Um seder the Friendly Societies Aet. The tables submitted were certified to by Jeekin Japes. Seq., of the National Mercantile Life office, the consulting actuary of the meanie. tins. The meeting then adjourned till September 20th, for eocirmatioe of the resolutions pasted. TRH SCOTCH HIVING FISHITIAT. DUNBAR, ACCOST 71—A very large ember of boats way &thing last sight between the Baas and St. Abbe Heed. the boats to the east having the better quality. The highest boats had from te, to twenty cram. Prices this morning have b ug nor• to quality. Some of the boats which had sweat Sib eel as low as 12s. to 155., while the boats with MI Y relined from 20a. to Ws. per OION. UADINLIEY mums awn maxi. Els„Wai.4l/11vraellak. Doske. 411.0. C. aNd 020_4 Do. • • 110 . 4G:laii Danipwls pliAl Io Is Dans maill• vac Dasd.,Perib. • Aboao idinbirskiesd Oisago. =upw • I. Wolin, Do. • Mock Diat Anglin Om Do. ni Worth ad Moa n Da.• Arlo. ao dtw. so Do.lll 1116 p et. la paid 1 OS Mork • *.it ars as . DaNcratal.Gitailla laitaidarna Torkaldr tondos md Mackin!) La=olo =Warta Ma. LisintSootaWasaar llasjbol&1Asoolo•C Mamma sad Carlisia. Do. Few Iladk — Do, a.;:---- De. Ma& New. Kid. Gt. We. aft.) Do Shuts lad Kent [sat psi thas) Noe DeWitt Do./411a.,Tirtb. Dud Z. ladons—Barwlak Do. G.N.ll.ftre Do. Loafs l i ; Do TOA I --; iiiiimi . Do. x...... on Noolklllofordabbs— a Nalkili&WasroJtur LIO Oostiol _ _ MO N. L ibor.OU NO 11141ood on anwebary • Wolchol 111 Union LSO Salk Smears INSS Woo .... M a O L Toni& Inver Deo ▪ Illoboo.Wd= Siookboa & ri Do 1110 . UAL . lo T.. LIOT:117::: Tsell Do II _Do 0 I mime.. Vale at Noah rooktla w. • Ptsatk Waitetard t =ulna: Van Ozawri• 1 1 1.HatiIspoolitub.esitl Wed 1111land—Oztard Dab K= Dino narustios saLus. RAILWAYS. I Briadolitleiderep.o.Stki 'Caledonian Que. Ma.. Cork and Bandon 60. e Cornwell, 6 pie I. Den.Pali.Jaa. Iffelln. Gamegrier Aber Sp. al 1 • 1 t=c. rt, lamoost., No. 1 _ I do. No. do. of per oast. • DDo.o. IL Anglian A, Opr p. o.ef. Da do. A. T per da".• • Do. LOoloo. ep. aeon. Do. do. 6 per oust. goo Do. Norf. 6 p. c. &cadet Do. de per et.. pref., 1.67 Do. p. et. Wavooey V. Wood Neettatro. p. et, IDolared.od 111p.olpo. Do 44 per ood. Do.ll..evod.silip.opm all. doolload. lie Prof 01.Weel(Derke4llaoto DO rodoma. ed p.or sedeso. DDo.o. t !modems. p. of DolwoLrodeetaTred. Do. Mzot. Goo Wei Do. Um Prat. Moto Do. Cbset. Soo Wok Do.OboelorPl.Bl. ep.e. Do. do. do. 6p.a Loot Yorked. d p.a.& 'loolltDriette..llp.o.Gao No. Doap.o. do. No.. Dago... do. .... Dol.e.p.a. do. No.• Do. do. ... Da way,'" dia • Do? p.n. 'rodeo* .. Dolit.ado.(lll. LIMP. Do.V.lo..(dtv. del. III: lOamliootaolDevo lAN W.Cocallon.We. ILO/. W.Tp.011t.10i46. .Loadoodwr) told Stool. IdsolliorltUse.lp. la I VA I 10 00 10 Ds. id Do. 11 pet omit Deredoessable 6p.ot IfAliadCoos.6p.e.6tow Do.Oooo.De.k 8.6p.e Do.6ip.et. Prot Stoat Do.leLd Mann p.e Serer& p. 66. do. Steel Worth Dittlelt per oset Do. NOW Goa. I p. al. Do.Dooder listed goo X.Not.—Cous.4 p.o.lef. Do. do. de Do. L..do 6 p.ot. Jo. I DecTott. n. al Ft. pare lag i Pco 1 12 IS Usa p.at.tr•t.st Do. Lbw - 71nd ' Ds. T pct. Prat Stock O. Davos /tied 44 p. c. (1664. Au. 410.6 I De. pie twat Do. Iced 44 per &Wake (no 4p. omit • S. Torkehtre l p. o. gne flieek.diDerlinglon fp.e I Do. do. p.a De. do. °eine ;TOR Vale Preference W.k Weier.DlEW l.tj. eenuellp.c • Do. do. end do Do. Newt.. 6 V. ct. Pref ID o • 4o 4orP.d P.a. pref Cos B. es. 100 'MN .100 ,101.1 2 .1 $ 4 l 101 10S 101 103 91 93 rri 2 4 33 34 SS 34 45 47 131 133 121 125 104 104 124 Me - - I Closing prices. Wis. No. 10 I Oo ... a. N 1 Ol prom I lake. - - - Ir - Miglo.Alsalam Mal .. all 111 111 91 96 - - - - KM 14 *Untie ILL Mall 6A.(1.; all I 8 - _ 111,9911 15 Asetrallan Amiga .... 19 IS U - - - - - _ 41,018 10 Dail Walarweam.... all 81 9 - 7 71 _ 11 00.00 Oa; Lb 51164.. 3 1 dJa 113 IDS - 4.011 a mit American Land .. 44 DI U 11 1 IL Bri Brit. 4 Irian Map. La... 100 sea _ _ ID. 119 tish Iron - - - 111 114 -. ems sh Oar& Lead . - MI. 11 OmsdaAimemilueo.t .-. 111 111 - • 132 134 - 111 0411 ea Company 1 ) $ ) 1 pae - U. U C0p.11.14m., Prat. 7 p. 4 .D 16 18 - 107 110 -. - - -, 111. Oriel* Paws 100 1 4 - 83 85 -. r - 7 .. ' 1 116. Da. embetace lOO 1 361 16 HS OI - 977,6011 119. 126.0 p. ed. Poo. DIM lOO 116 119 -. - - .... 005 1110 Ilearrnaleirrica as•• 1 6 1 8 14 ipa --. -.-. - .. 119 IpptianComAtTrt.(L. 10 = 9 142 1 , - - - In: +a. Lac falegrapii - 118 1.15 - al. Zna. rod Arra Ifni. I* 00 G.Crediktriaed Len (L 2 11 Min - 1 06 1.0 -. 106 1.07 -. 26.660 .6 aim Ilbeam flarimu l4 IS 80 - IN ILI -. MAK 1 Grad Shlp (11.01460 - loam I Do. 101 per oast. Pm/ all 1 -. ..- .... ... .. - . I Hudson Bay 5 2 1111.14 81 I ... 105 UM in 11 150,610 l• Internat.Ftrian.Soc.(l.) 6 alma - 5 • noo ele Italian lrripet,ou Canal 6 11 IMa - - - - 111 98 - 10000001 110 Do. Donde - M 3 IN - 40,000 U Jala6 Ma* Mamma 6 1 1166 - I /6 TT - 10,000 II LIII Tea (_ 31 -.-- Moor 5 lc., Male6 Tel. IL!: all 1 2 .. -.-. -. L 77 79 - 10,090 MI La. *asocial Aro. (L 10 1 If pea - . 171 176 .- leatra• a Lem Der. Umalbus i., all 1 - • 106 10/ - 40.691 10 Nader lirlia. lb Dina 1 0 Ipm - 186 156 ... 1 11000 19 IllalUir. la. Tel. Min 1 all - KM 10 llMallandaooaDo.(Le 11 1116 par - i -. 10 .- 113 115 ,000 m IDAlarl Mama! 06 a 4 4pa e 113 116 - 0.000 * Worbaddeenaldlrmill 5 1 1 pra - 2 I 'Pa • Da. New - I 113 116 - 10,000 U N.Taahad taodL.(Lina - - - ..a.610 IN. BM. Australanlae al . i - ~.. - - - 101.00. a Dela Mal Gas 111 155 - 60,000 1 Do. Nag. . - 40,000 10 Odom Le. 1ia . e . ..(13;97) sil St tr a 31 - 135 1115 -. 10,000 1 011amam Gas l .l i 614 - •- - . U 04 1130.0% IL /081 lbw Lad aWa 1 48 6 o - 1 1.9 103 - 10,000 to MIS. and dim Illeaar all 78 60 - WM 811 Dm /km 55 IT 19 pm .. - -• 11. 11 iIaLd.II.3.DIL(I,) a l lOs par 31 > 6 U -. 10315 15 =ir all - 1.11 106 p. 0. = 4,450 U IJo daJaa. Cria.(L) a si si :B. is Do - 4 I me i iMa - 16, 100 Bard 1111111114:14 00 67 09 en 51. &MY* Am& 1404•04). 100 )86 140 -• M - 186 138 - .... - - 10,000 60 ILA/dais Irrlialay.(l. 6 1 fpm - 104 106 - ••- r. , bath Aufrallan lard all U 16 - w 97 - 166 000 Bt. .113baaasbe TeL Snip lOO 1 1 - ..U. . IT. a 4,..0 Ami(L.) 1. 1 . i i dim 4 gwa .-• tkete 10 rroetaLn.Ca ;Lease& 6 111 118 - l a C = •. one •••• 0, 6e4a... -.. .7.., . . 110 111 - , 11l 12 _ KOOS w , Via Dlaraen's Load-. 251 12 10 - MI 96 - FOPJIaGN RAILWAYS. wlll/An. I Ca. prices. I i++. JOUIT SAW. /pi sad U. Mr. ribasewsriatviepool I Do. New (Thetiod)....l Itr i n i krt=se Book of quamdZil Bankol Vbtorls, & Bank of Wales 'Bank of New Zealand (I. Brazallsa&Porftmesq. BrlloodAmerlcaalii 81iLlit:.• N. Aromas& Cbar.Bk.Brit. oobwebls IC. Bk. lade Loa. dens cam. N. al lesil44le latatel Con Consolidsied Bask L) tineotal IngUalt aal Irish (UM ) ileg,llaaLiknaLCkwilla Illnduan.Chtna&Jap.a ) ;Imperial Bank, Matted Imperial Olitoasan Lombok and Bra:Ulan., Loa. B. Arne& R. Plato Los., Blr., & BAWL (L.) Loa. Ob. bong of MIMI. , Load= and Colonel (L. ILrealea and !Land= Idol= Loa. and Middlesex OL. Lon. sad Northern (L I London & Boats AMr Londoo&B.Amertcan (L. Lon. &8. Western (Lbs. !Lon. Wearloneser,. liercsatile Excluvage(L)l Metros PrOV..o.6un iL. 'Midland lank (Um.) . National of Liverpoolc N. Prot at Borland Do Row Do do SOW lone wanes ONsang Dank Onivann Previa). of k,...4 Sclade,Punl•,* Debi Soong Australln . lianolot . De ^ New Olin d Aum.e.ne I7s. et Itax.dlrreaceCL. Union of Ireland (Lis.). Vasa it Londe. PROTINCLAL WARR MARKETS. LlTEtrmob, ALMOST St —Bales today: —Lancashire and York shire, 1141 f new account, 116—London and North Western, new account, 1031 4 4 41—South Latent, WI 7 1 , new account, 074 4—Whitehaven sad Furness, 22f-81. Helen's Rahway and Canal tin per Cent. Redeemable, 102—Ditto Five per Cent., let—Buffalo end inks Huron, 6 13-1 d : rew account, 6 11-16 f 13 16-43reat Western of Canada, 102—Dutch Rhenish, new account 14 p.—heat Luxembourg shares, 114 , new acct., 14I—Bank of Liverpool, 284 p.—international Finance Com pany, ap.—North and South Wales Bank, 201 I—limplre Marina (Limited , 11-111 p.—Londoso and Lancashire Insurance, f Liverpool and London Sire and Ufa, 10 p—Oreat Ship, 6-16— Ilverpoul Exchange 1 d.—Spanish Certificates, M. laancimirraa. &Coon X —The market is reported good, and Prices very drat Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5f ; ditto foe &n -omad, 5 11-16 4--Coasolidated Bank (Limited), 6 1146 fp. ditto for account, 64 p.—Great Restarn, 614 1 AN—Great Laxemboarg, 14 1-16—Orsat Ship, 61. 6d.: ditto fur account, es. Sd., Be. NI. —Great Wasters. of Canada, for amount, 104-I(nnerahlrep sad Yorkshire, 1144: ditto foe account, 116 4---London and North Western, for account, 1034 I f —Manchester, Meek* and Lin colnshire, 44; ditto for account, MI 4—New ditto I per cent. Pref. (all paid), 11-16 d.—Metropolitan, 114: ditto for account, 12 1-16 - Midland 1301 ditto for account, 1304—North' British, for account, 664 4—North Eastern. Berwick; tor account, 103 — South Elletartl. 974: ditto for &moan.. 971 'fief 4—Midland New tab Pa, 84. p.—Whitehaven and Furors, fit —Mercantile Bunk, 1 J.—Union Bank, 6 p.—,ifrlatu Merchants., 7s. 3d. p. —Confederate Loan, 23 d. ROYAL ISHII! AGRICIILTUILAL Socturr.—The ax onal show of this society wee opened yesterday at Kilkenny under very favourable auspices. The show of cattle and implements was exceedingly good. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant arrived a little before 1 o'clocir at the town ball, and was received by the mayor and other civic authori ties. It is expected that his Excellency will visit the show daring the evening. A large number of visitors were is the city. GREAT Egarsan RAILWAY. —A project is under consideration for extending this system into the north of Norfolk to North Walaham and Cromer. The enterprise hoe been several times under consideration daring the lad 15 or 2I) years, but has hitherto received inadequate sap. port. it meeting was also held at Docking yesterday for the purpose of coosidering the desirability of forming a branch from the Lynn and Hunstanton line to Burnham. The compmy is promeding rapidly with ate 48 miles of new Boole Suffolk andCambridgeshire, and the works of the extension from Andley End to Saffron Walden. undertakes by a small independent oompasy, are also in progrem. In the course of next year the system will he carried beyond 700 miles, the extent at present's operation being 863 mike. THE ENTENTE CORDIAL& —Lean horned cattle are now conveyed by steamer from Soutbaniptee to Carentoe, in Franco, to be fattened in the pastures of that neighbourhood. and then re-conveyed to this country to be killed for the English market, so that English soldiers pro. hebly now derive their pugnacity and prowess from French. fed oxen. and the very raw material of our 1-la-made beef is furnished by Francs. Full benefit of reduced duty. obtained by pur chasing llornirnane Pure Tea; very atoms at IL td. sad ea. •' High Staao trA ' at es. W. (feroarly a& ed.). Is the Ntranetet end meat delkieus liapnrteft. Agents Is sleep tows supply It Le peeked& —(Advertheenest.] • North British and Mercantile, 17} to 18 ; Commer cial Union, 21 to prem. ; Oriental and General, 1 to 11 prem. ; and London and Provincial, dia. to par. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were u follows :—Oriental Hotels, 1 to I prem. ; Marine Investment, I to 1 prem. ; Richmond Castle Hotel, to prem. ; British and Foreign India Rubber, to f prem. ; and Portugal Coal and Iron, 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoct. The transactions in the mining market oontinue upon a limited scale. East Caradon shared are in demand, and have improved to Mf to 29. West Chiverton are also firmer, at 30 to 301. Clifford Amalgamated are quoted 37 to t ; East Basset, 78 to 80 ; East Cara Brea, Bto ; Great Fortune, 26 to 28, being again lower ; Kitty St. Agnes, 8* to 4; Marko Valley, 64 to 6 • North Crotty, Sj to 1 • Tincroft, 20 to MOWheal Ludcott, 3to t ; Wheal Seton, 216 to ; Chiverton, 7 tot ; and Nangiles, 26, being worse. _ Yudanamutana *karts are heavy, having bees dealt in at g and 3. General are officially marked 201 ; and United Mexican, 61. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS IMPERIAL AVERAGES. July IS 1 74 Ns 1 • alAs• 64!3:rid d ir s ~dt Ia 25 Aug. 1 8 —lb Ms Hellas 44 74 34. 44404 74136 s 74 22 33z ...td Asp* — — Ws Aver age .. 9d109 7d 43. NM 14309 fd 3206 94 Darr.—Miami. Barley, Oats, Am, Bram, sad Pam L. DUMAN Molina TM 11JOCTUATIOns W MB AVlllatia Patel COI VILA? D 1711.0 TIN NZ WIIIIII IA tiidy - Wiity 15.1 Am. 1. 1 Aug. l MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAT.) SI:GAIL-The market ie less scare for Wort India, bat former prices are maintained. 150 Mids. of Cuba Musco vado bays been sold at Ms. to 345. ful. Refined continues firm ; brown lumps, at 455. Corns has sold at about the forma value, but the par cels brought to public sale have sold with lea brisknesa. Plantation Ceylon triage, 68s. to -73 a. ; fine fine ordinary to middling, 79a. to 86s. ; peaborry, 87s. 6d. to 96e. 61. ; Native good and fine ordinary. 70s. to 721. 61 Cocoa.-A few lota of Trinidad have sold at 534. to 55e. TIL.-The market is rather quiet. Public sales will commence on Tuesday next. About 20,000 pkgs. are at present declared. Ricg.-2,000 begs of Rangoon sold at 101. 100. ; and 1,000 bags Amato at Bs. 31 SPICD3.-Pinwato has void at a slight decline : fair to good, 21d. to 20. Pepper : A few lots of black ; fai w r hi z t: went at ber 3 0 . „ 0 ... rid.. 7 lignaa, low middli e. ng, 821. to ° B l 4. &lager at prices 4i favour of buyers : Cochin, 645. to 965. African, 53e. to 665. num.-Business has been done in new currants. Golf at 335. ; Vostuma, 38. honor. -The de ma nd continues very active at advancing pries' ; the sales yesterday were about 8,500 bales, of which about 6,000 bales were for arrival. J cis has sold freely at 10s. per ton advance on last week's prices, low middling to fine, 24/. se. to 301.101. ; rejections, 211. to 21/. 15s. TALLOW . MiI!,KET.-(T#I8 . DAY.) Tim market is quiet to-day. Towu . tallow is quoned . 4la. net ash ; Petormari Y.O. on Ms mot, 42 to 42. 3d. September. 43e. 6d. ; October to Daoseabor, 435. 6d. to 43e. 9d. ; December, 44.. ; January to ]lamb, 445. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is not quite so large se as Thursday last, it is, however, sufficient for the de mend. The quotations of Monday are well supported is most instances. We have • shorter 'apply of sheep. The choicest qualities are readily disposed of, but oa the average prices have not improved. Trade is dull fur lambs, and late prices are barely realised. Calves are more plen tiful, but choice descriptions are not lower. Oar foreign supply consists of 385 feasts; 2,420 sheep; 620 calves; and 20 pigs. Mikb cows, 85. Per dons of 81ba s. 4. Par Moos of lOW. s. d. a. d. Bort Bco4s, Herold'. 4 8 410 Hod Disk /If.'edsBh 0 0 0 • Bela Short-borns 4 4 4 e Best Long-w 0015.... 4 6 410 flosond qua/ boots S 0 4 0 I Do. do. &horn .... 0 0 0 • CIIVIIS Pip /100Doss41118broda 5 0 5 2 , Lambs Somata at market, 1,175 ; bk‘sep sod Lambe. %CO; 1.11/Vl4. 793; rip, leo. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meson. Harvey and Easton report trade firm. Prices with out alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80a ; superior ditto, ElDs. to 955.; inferior ditto, 50s. to 70a. ; new ditto. 70s. to &is.; clover, old, 90s. to 1204. ; ditto, mooed ask 80s. to 110 a. ; straw, 26a. to 32a ; clover, new, 70s. to 105 s. SIIICIDI 01 Dz. Naarri.—Yeatviday after noon Mr. Bedford, the mower, held en Inquest at St. James's Workhouse on the body of an Italian geatieman, named Giuseppe Nana, the proprietor of the Nespolitoa rotten:touts of torture recently exhibited at the St. James's Ball, who committed suicide by Merles himself unbar the eircnnastances already repotted. The jmy releamed • ver , diet, " That dowered destroyed himeelf with a pistol shot while in a street temporary insanity." THE ACCIDINT AT BLACIPZIABA-BRIDOZ.—Up to Monday seeming it wee supposed that one of the workmen. earned Ellis, who was on the crane as the time it fell, was missing ; but as one of his companions stated that be had base seen shoot on Monday afternoon no further notice was taken of the affair, it being very naturally surmised that Le had aloeuted himself from work on account of his having revived some minor injury. All doubts of his fate were, however, set at rest by the (lading of his body yester day afternoon in an &livered Mato of decomposition as the Midair*: shore of the river a little above the gas-works on the western aide of the bridge. The body was recognised by erne of the workmen belongiog to the new bridge. and was carried to the Brideeell dead-house, where it awaits the coroner's ioquest. There is • severe cut on the head, which roam to indicate from its depth and position that the unfortunate maul was first stunned by a blow from some of the tallier inischioery, arid was then drowned from inability to save himself. A report wee spread yeaterdny that another man named Joseph Watson, whose ribs were broken during the accident, had died on Monday, but the surgeon who is attendiog She man at his own home at Cam berwell certifies that he a going ea most favourably. It has been cow definitely ascertained that there were seven mes on the craze at the time of the accident. The following se X list of their names. and the injuries they metered :—J. Ellis, drowned. J. Watson, broken nhs ; going on well at him own home. 8.. Coleman, wooed,' on head and leg ; going ou well at St. Portholomew's Hospital. It. Hoy, a good deal shaken. J. Smith, slight out oe band ; goieg on. well. J. Wild, at work amtm. J. Durham cat about the heed ; going on well. There were also seven men on the maffoldiog at the time who drew hick in time to sure them ✓ives. The captain of the Large rid the boy who was with him sustained only alight injuries. The inquest on the body of Ellis will he held on Friday. tHE ZAMBeni MIKSION.—The Penguin arrived in Sintes's Bay on Thrinday. July 2, bringing intelligence from Quillimaue sod the mouth of. the Zambesi to the bath May. The Orestes, with Bishop Tozer and his oompaairom of bred, had arrived off the Conger mouth of the river some days previously, lied after • considerable delay, in ruse quince of the state of the bar. the minion party and the whole of their goods worn untied io safety. The bishop's health, it is said, had considerably improved during the voyage. All his compioiono continuo! well. The bishop's first episcopal act was performed on board the Orestes, nearly seventy of the able's com pany having been confirmed by him. At Q Ml:inane they received the sad iutelligerice, which lea been already pub lished is Cape Town„ relative to the death of Mr. Mcadomore and the devastated condition of the country. It was re ported also that Dr. Dickenson bad likewise fallen • victim to the frail fever, but it is not altogether certain that this intelligence is correct. The date of the last news received Is Quillimana seems to be the same as that of the letters received in Cape Town by the t;lrgon last month. At that time Dr. Dickeneot's health had somewhat im proved. No later news had been received from Dr. Liviortone. His party, like that of the missionaries, hod been very short of provisions, and he bail A01:01111Eed Lis intention to send down the Pioneer for a supply. 'rho little vessel had not arrival, and it was believed - in tfuillimaw that, owing to the state of Monter, she would be amiable to aocompliah the voyage. The river continued very shallow. Bishop Toner's first task on loading ass t make arrange meets for forwarding the mcal.needed supplies of animal food doe., in canoes to the iniemoo station. Ifs intended to proceed thither es speedily as possible, in order to take counsel with Mr. Proctor and hie companions, as well r with Dr. Liviagroae, as to their tutor* plans. fu mnsuag or of the bars a boat containing Captain ii.irsher sad Dr. State was upset. Fortunately all could swim, sod no lira were lost.--Cope Tor Brous. 1 :.