The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1863; LAW INTELLIGENCE. CORK AND YOUCHAL RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) r MIRE LINS-(171I8 DAY.) ' --._- (THIS DAY.) I The ordinary half-yearly general meeting was ___ ,- Two o'Croot. 1 __.,,-__ held this mooing at Gresham-house, Sir C. P. RoNET in COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. the chair. The railway market is flatter to-day, and the I Hr. ItAireg, the secretary, read the directors' report, In w as ices of the principal stocks have declined. South (Before Mr. Commiminer Foie) which they inform the proprietors that their anticipations tern e ster has receded 1 per cent.; London and RX fltRIMe. of banned traffic receipts have been to some extant - His Honour gays jmignient in this case, which was heard rei di ee d , mtn i t h atem b eg ac ti ve competition ; Re d Sout h Western, Great Western, Lancashire and York s.) Tuesday last. He said that the bankrupt had now been . t h ey n u ance th a t th e f ac ilities god shire, i ; London and North Western and Midland, bays every in prison two months, and that he had therefore suffered . omeenience afforded to the put lie by the rail- I ; and Great Eastern, 1. Caledonian has improved *. sufficiently. He would sow order his release. The petition way, capa & a n y by the branch to Queenstown, will, London and North Western stock is now quoted would not be damaged for minescription. ' before long, ensure such at. increase of traffic i n both the 10 to I, ex die ; Great Western, c 6 a 2 to i ; The order of discharge was accordingly granted. I passenger and goods departments as will produce mamma- Midland, 127 f to 1, ex div. • Lin ire and (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) , tin returns. The traffic has been seriously affected upon re 51 to RS LONG AND Boum. -Heavy mum or Tar CITY . ! thin, as well upon most other railway. in Ireland, during Y orkshire, 113 to *, ex div ; Great Eas tern, A petition in bankruptcy wan presented by Mr. Kaye , I the last three yews, in consequence of the unfavourable I, ex div.; Caledonian, 1211 to 1221 . South Eastern, of Mark - lane, against Charles Loog and Frederick Whit. , wee th er an d th e scanty harvests, but the prospects q 4.3 to i, ex div • Great Northern , 1231 to 1241, ex field Rolfe, of Mincing-lane, colonial brokers. Mr. John ' o f th e coming harvest throughout the country div. ; and London and South ro:stern, 1021 to Paul, the accountant, estimates the liabilities at between I are better th e n they have been for tuny yearepast. sad that ~,o i 7,000/. and 8,0001. Adjudication was sada I consequently they fully expect most beneficial results from ...at. _ this cause as well as from the pmgreasive development of East Indian Railway stock is lower. Canadian .. _ . the line. They have also the satisfaction of stating that an and foreign railway securities are steady. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. excellent steam boat has been placed upon the river Black. ORDINAL! MUM AHD STUMM water, by au independent owner, which has plied regularly (THIS DAY.) durieg the past month between Yougbal and Cappoquin, The M. I Pit I laixwars. I I 7 Ci tt g ort es 00 I pm. -e-- board expect theta decided anon of traffic to the - railway in - HOME CIRCUIT.-CIOYDON. gonna passengers may be calculated upon from the; SWIM g 2 Illwa••2 1 14 00101 'w- 1 " v. The bill promoted by this company in the last session of _par. ; ri, .......•• size: . _ THE CAMDEN HOUSE CASL-wOOLLET r. TEX SUN VIE liament received the royal assent on the 29th day of June ea idg gd - e rd, so d owe ..., 98 rr i d - ASsURANCE Orllce. last. Considerable program has been made in the building U. IN ___.... 1211 122 - This extraordi trial was resumed this morning at half • of dwelling-houses of various classes both at Youghal an d N ell ask and Deeden_ .... - - - past 9, before Mr. Bum Bramwell, sod a special jury. Queenstown, and there is no doubt that their number will N ell 0111118 1 1 1-•••- ••- • - It 71 - upo n the jury anews . their names, •••• be farther increased during the next twelve months ; thereby IS ell Bla aih we WIL 10861 ' - - 10 ill De I 1 'sedate E. - - Mr. Leah. q.c., I f sun u P_ the . „ eme f " _,_ the adding considerably to the traffic of the main line and ot the a a a u g u m. ruttua ruse gp se a d -... defile " , aea teeesai-a-a-lid- that the men" vi the m q""r branch to Queenstown. The report of Mr. 0. C. Edwards, IS ell Doene.,Pereb,lstbdin 14 17 - must be to dad that Mr. Woolley had done that which was eogioaevin-ehief, and the statement of the capital and 10., la idinbersik sad one. te alleged, and no Milne could have been adopted more likely revenue accounts for the half-yew ending 30th June, 18e3, M. DM lillespw• G. Wallows 111 1 13 to utterly mental the entire fabric. The varnish on the anti mmided by th e audit ... , ere ... me& St. 109 Great Dietern L the calico hung on, an the books open facilitated that ... St. 10 De. • thock. . 69 61 - C. RONET, in moviug the adoption of the repot., ea lee ~ E .., ma i ..,„. .4 _ which semsed-the destruction of the house. The placed over each wiodow would effectually conceal= _ Ilt. WO Neat Northern .... . E f t i 26 ad s- Vs' cem that mo n v ego ari ti d a t t h i°De e Co w rk, Th rilacknsc ia Pr°greei k, a foe nti s u P n a i esag onbe e t ßail ween - -8z 4 4' es;llraslit-jr°°Siss ' --. -7 was going on within, ' led the W e r e " el the lire asps - wav Comgeny. the details of which, when settled, would be Si 1110 !MAI Arm. mate. an 126 IN xd - call,. Wane that all the tapestry wanted re- wa _ xd pairtng at one time, and th at it should occur madicie ttefore the proprietors at a special meeting for their St We Del( Milpelispald t LIS 136 ad N. WO liladleellt West. (Ire. 98 190 id - M t at this particular times The P aints °I the Tamil ''' . Mr. CHAMBERS seconded the motion, which wee carried, ac k 11: gesel„......treetr a. au en 11l en 1 ing, tapestry, calico, and books were not disputed, and the and • vote of thanks to the chairman and directors con- et 100 e n Z ei a,""T re a p urk44 , G I 11 1 ad usi - ad explanation of Mr. Woolley was not satiafactory. Again, eluded the business. M. WO Looks sad fillsekwall 731 741 - the time of the tire was one remarkably fortamtely selected, . 00 One on the Sunday morning, when no me could be about the U et. I Ma 1 &Dm lis 42 114 M l ea house, and fewer than until is the Arens. There was no THE CHAMPIONSHIP OP THE TYNE. it. lei Lendeme Nadi este lol} 102 ad iftt 1 xd explanation of Woo ll ey's theory as to the origin of the era, e-- It. WO LandemillseMWeeter toe 0111 1081 while there wag no other pima in the bones or about - 84. 100 Illaajlissl a NlitooDer 44 46 NEWCASTLE, Earlier. lie a sumousuAcutuu,. _ - the home who might have dropped a spark and caused the ignition on the mei:cam when Mr. Woolley first saw it, To-day the populace of this town have been 10 an Ineaufenasa- -- - 1 I? 0 ad 12 1 I sd and he and Crosier were the hurt poems who were down engaged la • struggle even Don interesting to them LS ... 4 „,P, 0 ,.. s e. W . W W .. _.. that staircase, and he was the first avoid the first to than the meeting of the association, _viz., that for the r i „,-;,,. - 3 . 7 -„,,,, ; - s ,r, t ,r, -fir_ " discover the fire. The yeteion Mr. Woo ll ey gave to championship of the Tyne. The High Level Tyne Bridge, it, we Do, arm &Derby- ft WI ad - the West London Observer of the fire had been Me quays., and every available height overlooking the SO eh Yid. et we. am) - - - admitted to be untrue, although he knew other• river has been crowded, and a large number of steam- ta an ..P.o_ I /Pm" 7: wile. Again, two l days after the fire an order boats and other craft have been upon the river, loaded hg, al . I ,tr, sen ..,_ _, . Y. , .- - I was gives foe the model of the house, although there had with pueengen almost to the water's edge, eager to witness g ,s a li 3r 7Ar` a...a* ~ r„ - then begs no communication with the insurances o ffi ces, nor the contest between Robert Chambers, the champion R . i; Da.24m. p w sZijia a , ad 7 _ could it be known that there would be any action at law memo of the world, Green, of Australia. who arms 04, IN N. Imkga-agarwiek . lei 1011 xd 1011 ad upon the subject. Again , the evidence of the police dis- across to contest it with him, Kelley, of London, sod es to Do. 41.N.11Pare - - - tautly negatived the statement originally made by Mr. Teesdale Wilson, of Newcastle . and Cooper, who has beaten M. US De. Leis .... . 47/ 4111 xd - Woolley, and put forth to the public. The learned counsel Chambers on two occasions lately, and Simm. Chambers, 81. IN Doc k,. ommo Tosh ...-.• 88 N. ad - dwelt at some length on the testimony of Woolhones, as to who it will be recollected beat Green on the Thames in a 2. ma Nam L ..... ......: • i ii 1,- ad - the finding of the clothes, sod urged that it was meanest great match for 2001 . a side, in May, has been unwell, and 10 6 Da. zon , 1 . aw d with everything stated by Temple and the other witnesses, had no expectation of winning this race, and he advised st, an NorMllMltardaltbr si 111 811 as to what took place at the time he said he was there, and his friends not to beck him. The weather has been very le .n IketishlLWestewalma tn 111 xd - although no one else maw the clothes, it might well he that wet, and the mwgsea of the Tyas Regatta could not 24. us IMAIIII Ombra - - whoa the house was destroyed tha so.. fell, and the have had • more unfavourable day for their sport. The 34. NO Isateldal. S. Abecille en 47 clothes were burnt. The facts showed that Mr. Woolley followings the result of the principal race :__ N. 10$ Wieland .._ . 200 102 IS we Steweseery a Welettpl - - - had sat up late, and shifted his clothes, patting them where Tres Champion Cop, 5 0 1 ., with 101 . &child : • nuns& IS we Dakm - they were fond, so that he might ssam to be only just roes in first-clue outriggers - open to all. First boat, 304 pt. w a "won -••- • • • • 30 32 rdl - awakened. Mr. Ellis had deposed to . seeing Woolley and cup ; aecond, 15/. •• th re ad, 51. Entrance, 10s. &l. DM Ilk IN DM& thaws and Crozier on the night of the fire, and. singularly enough, Man two miles. Fi rst beaCbalabele rowed over; second N. IN Ban" "• 141 ••••• ------ 7 0 7 2 -' although it was said on the other aide that Hll' in Spoke lush Kelley (London) beat Wilson (Newcastle); third heat, 81. 111 I. Font IL Dime Di a : 911 101 rd - falaely, yet Woolley had himself told • third petty that be Cooper walked over. Dedding_Heat-Cooper best Chem- IS: a a rlirkion s. 41 48.. a10n 3 11 St ag " ....... had men Ella on that night, and that be was a " little hen br half •• bats leallth. Kelley was last. A foal ow s 17 Do de 1868 9 10 pm •-• slued," so far confirming the statement of Ellis that he had carted in this ►heat causing the race to be disputed. Green N s Do do 1803 M n P 0 .- seen Woolley that night. The testimony of the Temples was not did sot pia bong bad of • cold. 14. se Tel Tale - to be deemed false, and he (Mr. Lush) scold sot ems how the 10 8 Do B fire could have originated on the stain's., where no means 15 2 Do 0 a 9: 14 ... sl) Obese ........- - •. ._, of its being caused existed, nor was there any explanatioo MATRICIDE. N oo Din .... ...... - - -. ... of its breaking out, as shown he endows, Is ea iseredibly --...-- • Lli 41 Do. ••-••••••-•• - -• ••. short spaced time, at the back M the theatre and all over The Court of Assizes of the Seine yesterday tried 01 . NO Vs" el Nee " z.:•.: • 18 1 " ad the house. The learned gentleman entrusted the statement - N. 1.0 MOM& Illa.di;meno u. us .. a hey named Charles Aubry, 16, on • charge of mur- ea ma w aaar e a m a gun uan _ origin made by Mr. Woolley with his oddest, at the deriff his wn mother b dis:rrging • inn at her as she ea E pp we l t oarawas 26 tig - - trial L a the diewe P aealee se °he" by the testimony of the la •ia al. at Maisons- y Alfort, on the 17th of har f e al last. s. Iso W.Nselettat - -. witnesses, and strongly contended that thee:edition of Mr. a faller, Charles . .. _ Dry ago 41 also au ,ag , was e with St 100 Wee oNm't 4111 441 - Woolley the state of preparation in which the house was, being an accessory before the fast. The Aebry family 84. 100 „,,„_DINI !=. hi 61 s° esWaseuas ffnat the other tide ' Saa .11 She matte " comested of the husband, wife, and four chikirea, of whom IS- MO v " eee er *' 106 102 "•• hsieg taken into " exist ' 81 ° 0a as ar"le motive for ilia the prisoner Cherie. was the aa.t. The father, an commission of the alleged set and the justification of the eldest h his t anderf roa.o is clever at trade , and with is NOZZIGN RAILWAYS. defeedent's plea, that the fire was wilful and the claim i who ' w a ked with him, was able to earn above fraudulent. sou, war 10fr. a day, bet he was addicted to drinking, and bad N. 11M I RAILWAY''I Cl. MINI- I "lac [The teal was proceeding when our report left) initiated his two eldest sons in his own bad habits. The 15 ai !Newels • Fosavereas I I 9 - wife, whose maiden sense was Margot , was • woman of an all 51 'BabIeBBPaPIL_PTD.s. n - THE POLICE COURTS. adatatioa superior to her husband's, and though of humble .. 11 511 ..1"ti11an., ._ 11 4.,.... 1 . 00 "' i: . 1 4 , 8 m il birth, a member of her family had become one of the ; e l l ax,;-,......, i i 4 - _ - (THIS DAY.) highest wiclesiastieoldignitsrim in the Ssoond Empire. For 100 10 I thina h o h A eni ap a i ii, ._ - - some time prior to the murder, the poor woman had been as is :Deese s h wa ~ ..... it Igm - __ w __ afflicted with a oomplication cif disasters,. which in the N all Boehm el Anse; ....! IS le - CLERKENWELL. beginning of May compelled bar to remain in bed the 11 1 !LI '14141•114=.9.: 14 - 141 - A VIOLEM KENS on cotter greater pert of the day, but her husband and son in- : n ?vie - Edward Beldoek, • r, residing at 4, EmO- aimed that her illness was caused solely by drinking to ex- , 2 i.......... L . : a;; - aSi .... plum, Queen'arced, H oway, was charged with violently eon, and both of them were accustomed to ill-treat her. On • a ! Ds.s: IlAtgra 110 2: - amaaltie f poa t ..o o n a uld. Thomas Igy aa , my N, in the the 16th May, when the two prisoners retuned from theme is ma Nom. si .... so ni - Clerkeawell polio. work, they founder h in bed, very rill in reality, but they le ell .N.gall &Ayres g. 7p. a • le 101 - The primes, was on F r id a y c h arge d, w ith ...th ee man , declared she was drunk. As the dinner, which she had ob. Mi. i y,,„Dri. Go, d 0... • i .1 4pm _ - with lodate( with latent to commit Noisy at Holloway, Wood from an sating-bow , d i d not please them, slier ; an It' uaaaaoawmaktaia) 1 ? 12 _ and whilst the evidence was being given. the pm- gm* abusing her they went to Paris together. and re• es m u Ip as t u t oenaaw dw e dit.' gi at - Saner was very violent in his demeanour, sad thronged maimed there till the evening of the next day. When es 51 mann end wear 4O el - th e n u m . 's , Th e ins od ra t is after h ear i ng th e ecide.e, they returned, both of them were intoxicated, and tad- N all I fartugussaltallajtaysl - .- - I said there was w owe as s lu m o f the p e a eceen , en d a t kg the poor woman sti ll in bed, they again M all teeth and Illtranea.iL 17 38 171 awe o r d ere d u m . t o b. di as h asue & Th e pm . h a d es abused her, and the husband leaded has pm, declaring he eso 110 1 . 4 DunsiisM - 1 -e -.- sots . l e ft th e box th e . h e ma t ow .* eo li ce , eene t e hr e would shoot her. The younger prisoner, however, snatched tri a au,, ___.sere,_„„emea --•••• 16 la ..• -. Myaa, wh o bad evils w ad es° , ago b w O Li m , so d w t., the gun from his father's heeds sad discharged it into his I 2 . ....c,,,, --- rz i. had take hi m c a t. matedy, and ',yin .. I will t eet h Too mother's breast, killing her on the spot. The young mar - m a g gamine sed me t aii _I le le _. to take an lancelet man into custody," struck hiss • des deter then sae Alt into the street and told several persons 10 ell Do. Parsant Peel. M Is - mat e blow w ith hi e e i eee h e d d e t ta d knocked biro what he had dote. Both father and sot were immediately N 8 15.7perot. It limn - against the wall. Tbe blow was given with such foam that arrested, and whimwh interrogated they stated the mourn- le all Do. do.. 2l Na - it cot the coestable's lips and made them bleed profusely. Manors of the crime es above related. The father .. 111 an.. Ihnsaa.. _. "" - W„lnoWsw____ 9 11 1 " The prisoser was in the sot of following this up afterwards told • different !tory, saying that be ; L' i ' '''''' 'iv""• „. gr t Jr" '- -. [ with other violence when be was mined, but weld net be leaded the gun with the intention of shooting an • lore se le. ::•• 4 I dm 1 nnweee d w ith ou t th e aid o f 0b.,. foss osoolobloo. His himself, and that him son had committed the te an D a d o - - I ned ne t w oo so disgraceful that th e m i tre d crime while he was shiest from the room. It was nroved, 8 sa ,Weilembee .. -.. .. I hi. to h e a t se. removed to the oo bow* poles- however, that he was present when the shot was tired, and 1,0 a le I w p...2„ .W eent... eir. - Prof 1A a . ditt o% an d t o be ... i d w ith th e c.sait , and s u s w ith that, if he did not amounts . his son to commit murder, .W i making • dinurbance io court. As be was being removed be did nothing to prevent him. Several witnesses deposed MINT MICK MUM. 1 that, whatever her habits might have toren previously, the the prisoner threatened the notable, sad remarked that t if h e eei dd g si a t hi m h e would serve hi. mill worm murdered woman's inability to attend to her household Ned tik. I RAW. 1 331 1 01.1411104. I SAIL I The eontable, wire had a revere bruise on his lip, having affairs. since the f amil y had resided at .A•lreet• was solely MANN , 'Aire 4•8 O. M. Bask •I Br 117 - I owing to illness. After hearing counsel for the defence, 10.0001113:1 Allisnoslonadaysigeoll N r i t Mina den is defenc e mid that he amid sot deny that the jury brought in • verdictof guilty against both prisoners, lOW 01 ihedanindli . __ 11 U Ti ft 1. h . b e d comm itt e d the assault comp l a i ne d of , b u t it was but with the addition of extenuating corennistancee, and the „7 2 ,n1 e 1.2_ 0 , S a welmil •• • a a v res Isi r doe* under feelings of the greatest excitement. He can- court accordingly condemned them to hard labour for life. er e ; a i ; .=: - et - - issi 78 tended that the oonstable had no right in the firatinstabee NAN NO !NM of Qmeedand il. 16 21 11.11 e - to have locked bim up, sad what was more he had per. 00.010 le lank el Vincen.knelele 111 el 43 1 - jawed himself to support the charge. It was bard fair sa Tax New RECORDER or CHICREITER.-We have Sue 100 ' ark et Web" Wet) - a Ns tido, - brevetS oo o o 10 Beak el New mamas IL I 6 sma 11 man to be lacked up on •• cheep of which ha wee authority for announcing the appointment of Jobe John -60.;,000 SO DriwillantPortuguses(L 8 1 tpm - so more guilty than an unborn babe. son, Esq., barrister, Bro. House, near Chichester, to tbe mese N attaandaawb on 1' ( 10 8 4 pro - • Mr. Cooke mid the prisoner bad been guilty of a mod highly distinguished office of recorder for the city, vomit Inas mi MIN& N. Anaemia - - all 49 61 - 11 unjustifiable smash. He would make allowaace for the by the melancholy death of Wm. Milton Bridger, Erg. The MOO SI Gair.Sh.lirit. Columble 10 Ii t 4 nee 101 - 1 - • Melia? of excitement under which the praiser was appointment has given the greatest satidaction to the citi. OW N (I. Bt. lneAr Am. Claw se Soi - suffering, and would therefore not pus upon him the full ass, Mr. Johnson's father formerly filled the office of 1111.“ la M. d imilihe. an s 4 se - BOM et - penalty which tits law allowed. He should order the pri. deputyanorder for many years.-Surrey Standard. MAN Mehl - sow t° d a y a flue of 40 " - t ar in default to be im l wiweea Ma. SorneeoN Egroouer. -Wiltshire will hear N O S 15 OoletedaNd Beat M.) a $1 4 pm - e with hard labour in the Home of Correction for twenty-one with ~,,,. al ii . 4 1 ,4 1.... u,. t Mr . soaks .. DA .. I . DAN Ns Geetleemat - 2 ay "WOO 181 IWO* int Irish (Um) 10 18 Oldie' -- "pis is Basked. He returned • few days ego, sad a now ggme ge ong.gemagngxmom a In ay , I The prisoner left the dock quietly. ti at &Moult HOUMA Tetbory , much recover, and with toms t en i s aaam m im a gap42 ,. I . 2 I , a . _ 0 ' •- - every prospect, we hops, of attaining tits same good health mesa IN , Imperial Beek, Llellel 10 2 arm - e Tee DERBYSHIRE MURDER. -The remains of Miss whirl' be bad milord for so russl years previous to the ens e ' lol l3 lll n l Osten.. - • 10 5 1 OIL 18 1 8 Gonna were interred in the oemehe r y. N or th End, mid i , sodden break down which took plain shoat a year acid • 55 . 022 1 . 0 . 2 I t es t es awe Iltmalan IS II sor z • •(1 6O i 81 4... worth, on Thursday. Throughout the town the shops half ale. There is not, we an surer` pares, in the meaty . ;;;;; 7. ~„..,-.1, . ''Bum 17.01 14 I - - - r were closed mod the blinds were lowered. At the cemetery how•Pw. 1 01 11 or however low his position may be, who will Nue u ~.. u h . i.„,,, „, „...,_ idi , In in _ • • large assemblage awaited for some time the arrival cot the not more TOO news w ith something more than Phisante, 15,400 se Loude n sa d Colonial plO , 4 24411 - ✓ funeral. Shortly after eleven o'clock the mournful pro- sad who will not join is the payer that the life of so excel- IMMO is Leeds. rad °clamp - d session left the 16111. The burial service was read by the lea„, t • men may be Valid for two) years to 0 0133 0.- WWI ISO" so ildwhall Manila •• • le *II tte - I Bev. C. H. Own. Doting the merman Captain Gooier* snossoms. • AIM 185 Ilea sad Middlesex (1 II 1 Idle MOM IN Lea and Northern 13 iloli dB - - and the deceased's father were affected with extreme grief. ANOTHER FATAL OCCURRENCE AT SCARBOROUGH. 20,5 0 w I 6, 0 ,1,.. A Up, Aee al Ni i - • sad theirsobs were audible in the iseeemblap which thronged -We dteply regret to reined another fatal accident at 15.040,185 Itandoet&Asterken (L, 4 8 lob -- 1 round the grave. Amongst the bystaidem too, many were flearboroagb, this being the fourth within a few weeks. Os h o e: We i Lee. h 4.Wastara (Um.; le 11 Oldie - d_ the eyes that were dimmed with tram. As the solemn Thanday two young gentlemen, residua on the North Is s m " s ' I I'm aed Wa"'""'• Iddl " 74 _ words of the service of the chore% were read, the crowd Cliff, Scarborough, went down to the north shore to bathe. 18, „.. ".„ ~.,Idownstilo , lhohnsielg4 S 1 ,1 . 0 n stood by with heads uncovered, notwithstanding the rain A slight prevaleoce of the northerly element in the wind, jai is. 7 s u t e s° :''' es"' eeoervs twea ILI 3 : il .a..- 161 -. which at this time commenced to deuces& The coffin plate ahernatiug of late with wind from the opposite quarter, met uw 1 wh o m game (Elsa) - II bore the following :-" In memory of Plisabeth Oaroline had caused rather more motion end undercurrent to the IS tieli 1M INattesal et Liver 6'41 6 pm -• h Godwin. graseldanehter of Francis (Inn and CAreline water than the bather" expected to find. The consul nee 1'.040 198 3. Yee. 4 We- ••• • . - • - Goodwin. Barn. Sept. 42, 1840 ; died Aar. 22.1863 . " tree that after swimming oat some distanos both :came ...9.2a N e i De. N ll- -•- o THE LATE MYSTIMIOCA WILL ROSEZZY NEAR exhausted, and were unable to return. One of them was ns ,""'„,,,"'" lr.-, stow a iO. 0 0 - itzwros2.-savie Girl. the young roes onevieted of steal- providentially picked up by a boat's erew, and lauded in a 87 4 7. w iim ee T e e h g e tr as o weo , I all 1 , 7 8 sal - ri Mr the will of the late Mr. Thomas Powell. the extensive dated exhaustion. lie proved to be Mr. W. S. Lord, of 10,020 1091Predar. at tralee•s - IN et NI d colliery proprietor, has made • ...imolai e confession of his ! Magdalea College, Cambridge. The body of the other 56.00 N ansee.r.ef„assiiii s 4Ns 61 guilt. At the omen regent of the convict, Mr. Thomas I gentleman, whose IMMO was Mr. LG. Allen, of Trinity KM Ultlentlt Ansandia all BB 60 - Powell, the eldest son of the demised gentleman , who.. ' College. Cambridge, was lost sight of, lavi Boated out to g a ta,., ,„„ L IN ,n l s." 11 'Itstalrlawa• Id r! 6 e`i - ' r will was so mysteriously "Wm, bad se interview with him ' sea. About two hours afterwards Mr. Allen body snaked •••••• ••• I 14 New 7 T $ psi - dArea U Chiba 04 esee.ne al 63 1.6 641 at the coun t y gad, Mossmosith. Gill stated at this inter- I up, life being, of canna, quite extinct Mr. Lord is rapidly L eo ice 'Cad u,,u... - 1 1 IS ii olau _ n view that he effected an eatraece throceb the parlour ' noosefog. MOM tea I then et inlaid ( a (I ' IT 6 S AB - window, and is resmelriug the dewed, the key of the are ' A LION AT Lows-83nm of the Madrid journals 4/.0014 Olga= cd Janda .. n sis n 361 was found. He took acme papers from the sere. and left' publiah the following strange account :-" Tbe town of :' them for the night wieder the railway bridge near the New. Pempelnes was • few days back the scene of a fearful toot- ootorrrsa GOVIRSIII3IT isteirrirs. pert tunseL He tame for them the next day, and thee d en t, A li on belonging to a travelling menagerie escaped it, . fond that one of the papers wee the original will of the lran its age and rushed through the streets, attacking Na ~,,„ n ,„„,, ga ' IPiI U. mew& I tales'_ late „ aa - -.- late Mr. Powell. There was en the slightest tenth in the every one that it met. Three peones were killed by Use "'" **l - I.*""r gee ''Z'i di e , AAeg , rea'-iiing 1N 10 1 1 :0 • report that say member of the family had anything to do terrible animaL and about • dozen received injuries The ''''' '.' D e e pee e a er ,dg e p. le, we im 1 41 0 with the atealior of the will. Be had another Party with ' number of victims would have been more °onsid e :fable if 0 iii.is* : 1 two: 6 m et.alSt 961 MI MI him, but he would weer state w h o h e was. He also added the lion had not perceived a butcher's shop into which he Inns ..., Da Igt e r r eent.bt. Steck per el 54 - s that be knew eneything about the Brecoe burglary, and sprang, enticed by the meet di/inlayed at rise door. The When •• 10 speetellteMPAIWIS 11 . IN IN - 1. M Mel In 112 114 - I, amid give eine impotent information respecting it, but he butcher had the presume of mind to close his shop, and the - - •• ' DO wonld an do sa I , owner of the Hon being informed of the detention of the -" ", Do. pe* de 1890: lel 113 116 - 4 STARVATION OF A MISER. -A wretched woman animal fetched one of his cages and applied the opening ofde bey* 112 lIS l'ici,ooo ...• ,C4vlas.Nov.llllll. II p.ct. 11X. lte IN - r- died a few days gime at Strokeetown of want and misery, it to the shop door. The likes being satiated rushed out as 160,000 .. D 6. ISM do, lOC 113 116 - a neap whose penes was found mooey to the amount of moos as the door was opened, cad eel caught is the cede ilso 000 .. luanwttas 8 per et.„lll7l' 180 left lart 101 a 148/. Her life bed been that of • perfect miser, decrying as is a trap." 2 o,roo .. I D o . 1878 IN 1 031 IMP, - • haven the hare asimenuiss of life. Her dram. thou g h POSTAGE STAMP& - " The cheapest postage 2 ‘ ) ",.,e a ." ° ~,A , D t ,,,, lalle 104 115 115 - per awls 1 tor He Ile haying the a ce of neatness, nu weldor but Amp." says the Ration. "is the French at ore engine, jeini . ....n - se - ie rans --- e ll . - o e ,ep, a t,.. I le 1 1 6 se - - I islamoNly P• op Mews ; the shoes she wore being aud the dearest is that for the home post of California, I .... 01.11.Welea Gyn. alien, le 1001 1011 - h actually in shreds. She was also unwilling to sleep in which oasts four dollars (2lfr.). The prettiest lied best en. 1 I -• • • ; Do. Sp. e. Pm to WM' 10 , 1011 1055 - n inhabited houses lest she might lose her miserl y . dross, graved of all the stamps an those of France, Greece, and • .___ -, pe , _ , t ae• a NNW ••!IN IN los - T =or to sleep under beiges and ditchn and in not. pertieularly that of New Caledonia, which merits the first Mims „Mew Maraud: per m ot. 144 I'l 113 - 41. e., Mel 114 114 1144 - From her miserly habits sbe would not permit her place. The ugliest are than of Belgium and Use 2311 ', 6 Joe . "' ' • 1 e ° ... 4 .." Se ": 00 ,...... t , jaa mus • A children tO live with her, bat benished them at an early English, at on peooy. The largest are those of Siberia, .... , . le. f est.GOV. 'p.c. Reset, Ule lie 112 - - a or- sed the smallest those of M eckkoberg.Schwerin, .... .. • via uov.sp.e.rea.t.rely I 1410 tea 115 - i THE ASSAULT ON PORT HUDSON ON MAT rt.- which bears the head of an ox . The collection Om Incident of the attack Is nutty of special mention. of stamps representing the heed of QIUMIS Victoria is °Dm. .••., .., Do. della% aeon I 0 I ten 1131 114 114 111 ci ---. 1 Eighty 'epos', lid by Maker Bolloy. of Ilse 4th Wisconsin posed of 40 different models. The stamps most sought MOIL& o Rerateet, were detailed to carry (amebae in front of the after by amateurs, either on account of their on- 1•. lIL I boom I lIICI. Drive. 1 50... b Worming party, and Ii Obe or two inetseese they actually staidly increasing value or because they have been c h a ng e u rescind Me ditch and kedged It with their hnedle e of sad are no looser in nee, are those of the isle of taalt,lllo 11l Ihremel Was team- Nu Ist us - aeon N. Leiden lel di M - • rtielra. They bed sae weapon. at all, carrying nothing but and New Caledonia, me well as those of Spain. Portugal, Immo st „ limb ... MO 54 54 - 1- their fascism. It WM one of the most gallant actin' of English Guiana, and Via pitmen'* Land. Those of. No IMMON Oh - the whole field. Th. Degree, belong to the Ist Louisiana Sandwich Islands, Nicaragua, the Philippines, an d the old mum sk m e ws. ' r o e Coloured zegtemes.-New (mesas Era. ; Denim of Italy axe also very scarce." Melt N Be, New - SON la la lb MIMI %NO Lel 4,000 I,OSI •.000 4,030 NS 0,000 a«• - 40 OAS 700 0.000 11,040 IMO kale 700 610 _ _ e.cal ON ON RON 1/4000 S.OOO MeMD MOOS KAM MOO 1f.,000 KM KM 1111,100 11:8 - E1 KO4ll M o en 100,010 NON NAM OWNS Mill 11.000 U. 174 NAN PRIM 01.1 - ICordAro — or. Dr Dm akew alls 0. Ora Cravidir.) .. Sot Boort 011ogro) 1 Wort Clow (told CU* .. Nag Osrados lari Cars Bros [M. Um* (Irwriolh ) Orazablor 84. hob" Orrol Soma TAM • • G. WL Vet (Wsisroal Oraortllo Orrod elool fad, Baths =perta7 Moat) 4 liwyetly Iron Ore Now lotos No Dower North labia, N. trb. Borer Mops • Worth Wliol o4sy Par Ooos. Nom) I 0 Proildwor (11. Lotrat). loriroar Nowirth .. S. Orrodos (it. Clem - l Oars Bros (lllogoo) . W. Promos (Mesa) Strsy Pork I Tumor WltroadMite Drat (mos..) W. Omsk& is 4) West Solos WL laessi Wl * Ihni!gl4 itis i" w. wan km( Usable. to. lan iF. ITO flow /Loos ipso I:iiil 164. n. 7110 91. T.iiil ^ea] 1111=18We . I. Tr,lmpair ILI* 1 Marl Ihica VOIR= I tiiiiild Kr 849.04 St qa. able Waft 41184 d Lit,. A. aria. ilk 4 MAL •!Mld Sart. S.l - 0.8 A lA i rm .ii. RMlS• l l -I ii , t ii eo4 lk 10,000 Sio l6 ur mow µr6o M< , eser. IMMO: 160,60 6. • .6) Deb MINK thithed Dna L LAWM(L') pang= Mugged) g:v °appal 08 0-P 0 (Um) Dee l'ebo,ll. Del Ray Du Ko_sisaligop9tr sirs swear HOU 104 w,M~I •~ r 7 9 .. el 1012 • ... 101% _ t4lll 4" 7_ 10 4 ii 6 eg 28 60 . n! 1 10 1.10 1 Ms 1 I K 116 ▪ U II Il i 101 Ile • U _ _ __ _ IN 240 IS 79 U 96 e II 14 s 216 126 16 IT Si Si I . Par Pat r . I t m i i 46 U It a. }die t pea i gla lea. 21 m. { 5 1} I Par I 0 44 iMa pia 16 1 i PEN MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two oiewm 19 SO- 1 1111 It Si id ns_par U IS • le The market for the English funds continues firm. Console are slightly better than at 4 o'clock yesterday. In foreign stocks there is a strong inquiry for Mexican Bonds, which have again improved. English railway shares are dull, and lower in many instances. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 87fr. 80c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 9311 to * for money, and 93* for the account (September 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93*, ; ditto, for io oonnt, 93* ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931 ; New Three per Cents., 933, *, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 153 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1083, f ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 107* ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 107 ; and Exchequer Bills, March, 2a. prem. The principal feature in the foreign stock market to-day is the continued demand for Mexican Bonds, which have been dealt in as high as 39f. A slight reaction has since occurred, the present quotation being 39i to j. Greek and Spanish Passive are rather firmer. Consolidds are steady at 52* to 1. Anglo-Turkish securities are generally well maintained in value. 2 11 zAt Transactions are recorded as follows :—Ecuador New Consolidated, 161; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (first issue), 1041 ; Greek Five per Cents., for account, 351, 1, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 161, 171 ; Italian Five per Cent, 1881 (exchange 25 francs), 711 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 391, 1, ; New Granada Two per Cents., 32 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, for account, 87, 1 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 4.91, }; Rus sian Ave per Cents., 1862, 921, 1 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 341, 1 ; the Committee's Certificatea, for account, 13, 12f, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 931 ; ditto 1858, for account, 73, 721 ; ditto 1862, for account, 70, 691, 701 ; Venezuela Six per Cents., 1862, for account, 571, 58. The Confederate Loan has risen 1 per cent., the present quotation being 27 to 25 discount. The shares of the financial companies continue in demand, and are again tter. Interna tional Financial are quoted ri to 51 prem. General Credit and Finance, 11 to 2 prem. ; and London Financial, 2 to 21 prem. Hudson's Bay and Egyptian Trading sharesare also firmer, the former at to 1 , dia. ; and the latter at le to 11 pram. Heir-rim - 1. Two o'CLocx. Consols are still quoted 931 to for money, and 931 for the account. Messrs. Baring Brothers have received by this mail 47,509 dollars on account of the Mexican divi• (lends As regards the Venezuela debt, the agents of this firm advise, under date August 8, that they had received for 55 per cent. of the import duties for three weeks—from the Custom-house of La Guayra, 59,745.46 dols., and from that of Puerto Cabello, 5,057.84 dole. ; total, 64,803.10 dole, Messrs. Baring Brothers also announce having received the following sums on account of the New Granada dividends, viz.:—Custom-house, Cartha gene, 5001. ; ditto, St. Jose de Cnenta, 1681. 4a. 6d. —total, 6681. 4s. 6d. Further sums were in band for remittance, which have been delayed from the scarcity of bills on London. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yes terday w " 34,0301 ' . The Sbanu - o'n, from the Went Indies, has brought 464,5001., of which 261,5001. is silver, and 203,0001. gold. The mail steamer Oneida has arrived at Lisbon from Brazil, with 42,6541. in specie. . • . . . ST IP . It 28 pa 1 .??* ".* lus lii 116 119 i disl i pin I ii Pm ILO I X ll 20 zd I di, I 4 3 et, 1 lip= i t : As par 41 ask 1 on 1 1 pa Si 4 zd flit: It f I M+ 116. i die SO I The rates of disoount now current in the principal continental cities are as follows, via :—Paris and Berlin, 3; per cent. ; Amsterdam and Brussels, 3 ; Hamburg and Fra nkfort, 2; ; Vienna, 6 ; St. Petersburg, 6; and Turin, 4} per cent. ' The foreign exchanges yesterday showed no varia tion of importance, but the tendency of quotations was rather flatter. Subjoined is our usual list. Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 12 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.171 to 18a; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1L lfila to 12; Antwerp, 3 months, 26.55 to 60; Hamburg, me Mum, three months, 13.81 to 1; Paris, 3 days, 23.2% to 321 ; do.. 3 months, 25.531 to 74 ; Fraald ort-00-tberMaise, 3 months, 1191 to I ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 35j to 361 ; Vienna, *IL go., 3 mon th s, 11.40 to 50 ; Trieste, eff. do., 3 moths, 11.40 to 50; Madrid, 3 month; 481 to 49; 3 month, 49 to j ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ,• Genoa, 3 months, 23.65 to 70 ; Miles, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Mamma, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to j ; Oporto, 90 dere 521 to 53. i + ilf teal 6 dila pa so n I I ins A The annual general meeting of the shareholders in the General Bank of Switzerland le convened for the 14th of September. A call of 31. per share is announced on the shares in the Brazilian and Portuguese Bank. The first ordinary general meeting of Nova Scotia Land and Gold Crushing and Amalgamating Com pany 18 called for the 11th Sept. - 2 121 1 FEUDLY Evora. Ilk la Consols, which closed yesterday at 930 to for the 9th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and so closed. For money the last price was 4to 4. The official business report is as follows : bree per Cent. Consols, for money, 934 to f• ditto for aooount, 934 ; Three per Cents. Red.iced, 934, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 761; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, $ ; ditto Bonds, 195., 16a. prem. • Four per Cent. eufaced" rupee paper, 98 ; ditto 'Five per Cent., 1084. The India Five per Cert stock was quiet, at 1064 to 4 ; India Bonds, at 16s. to 19s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at ls. dis. tc 2s. prem. There was a considerable augmentation to-day in the dealings effected in the foreign securities, and the market was generally buoyant, leaving o ff very firmly at an advance in several stooks. . . Is e POI L t t em PO Mt id Bank sharev were quiet to-day, but trims were rather firm. Bank of Wake, Imperial Ottoman, National of Liverpool, and Standard of Africa advanced, while Agra and United Service declined. New Brunswick Government Six per Cents. were rather lower. Hudson's Bay shares were again inquired for, and rose to ito k dia. The shares of the financial companies were also better. International Finan cial closed at 4t to 5 prem. ; General Credit and Finance at If to, 11 prem. ; and London Finan cial at nto 24 prem. Egyptian Trading im proved to 14 to 14 prem. Ocean Marine insurance shares were last quoted 13 to 134 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Oriental Hotels, to tt prem. ; Marine Investment, to 1 rem. ; British and Foreign India Rubber, to I prem. ; and Portugal Coal and iron, to I prem. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 3rd of Sept. for the hire of a ship to take passengers to Sydney, New South Wales. NRI/791f PO SllllllOl4l. RaiLwATI. 80ar0.174 - Do. Now Do. New. Z esa..Droa‘Miodondi =ls. tan ID S. 01P•TADook p.orm;:. Dosorrorojp.e.par.prol Real . ladloos goa. p. ot. Do O. load.= . Do. B. do Gonad Thiokol Coos& Do. lot pool. floods— Do. do. deterred Do. tad prat. Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. Srd fret Block Do. do. dotorrod Do. Ilk prat. Moe k Do. do. dotorrod anal Labia Posbasius Do. Now Do. Joaoary, 1•11 IRA at DAMR.•p aI Do. 4 par Nat . GlS.WooolissoOo. ohm. Do. Iroy 1115arkitBELn5b pq Ts Idade:o Om. y rat el Do. do. • =Z . Do. 411 Die en Do. MD eatenalon Mena and liobaon os. l I. aronstitak t due A and B N.B. or Canada a p. e 1 141 1;! a l. )e i Tta SP Z "W" ' I Do. do. do Do. Punjaub Do, do. do. , 1 Do. id.st,not.a.4. — • Barra& 101 74 IS el 1 14 1 p 1 pm I pis fit 76 - pm 1 1 pat 107 108 108 109 1a die INS 99 90 It 1 pat 911 100 109 Utl 1011 1919 66 63 II 5 at 6 1071 10131 107 108 Pa Ir. ; 1 1 iill ..... 1 Pd. !CIL Weis r,...- __ _._, 1 Ifaat Del lley(liell totes! Ma.) .. fl emi .N.cp.ll.Au•traft(l [firllia) 1.0.6. ----__., .... IL Annan Bess.G.ILI W. Illdikee.ot , Au.(l Its.t un, aad Ulnae' Pare ,sisi, 7 111—A at.John 4:1 UMW Modems._ wn~uunrum) , aam.s.l CO 'le tlllOl. i k BMW Soft Leelisasa defied— Wasmels.. Ikeda, leek Ladd Beek. Lade= Lad BM. es Mild% Irak IFm.ga ... ... ..„ lesaSalsage - nei:G;;.ll7) fesytoa 06.192a7 Oop.IL log.. ProLY p.a Do. fp. et Pop. Dab NastlnA tr.ri,. BeiptiaaCoaa&Trd.(L Moms, tea as , l Atr. es , : • • • G.Crediktflaal Lao (L Oa Sarin avis alma Skip ( a Walk* . Oa. IYI ear mt. Pre' Hudson Bay Internat. Plaaa.doo. (I ) 'Dolma I rrigation Canal SOOtiii -- -- Joint Stock Likens Tea Loa !MOW rd=: — Loa. Maude! Also (L 17 — adrie .- Treirg Medlter. MIL TeL Itere NatalLeasildeONLOo.(4 Natleaal Mama{ Nrevartmowialrnet I Do. New 11.7salmod T.0.41.(U5e IL aril Aritislaitoki _ . . . - jFelmr . l43.• Owlea hi. Mrs. Ws., Ottoman Oss Fed Pam load 0 Min Nola NM Oda Noes - 11aTig; 14.411L(L) 11.1 n 1) he Jan. City tat.(2 ae• ..... 11•0 NY &Oil* Aust. bit tslor . • S.Atriabe Ira's, lay.(L ,Boath Anaemia& Law, tawraisa Ta. &rip .. I T. aArt.of Aar{(.) LI. trstala.N.V.Cats4. +.l Mae Dionsa's A , PREFERENCE SW _ Great Easters, &Mors Orastin 114 id. London, Chatham, asi Amor. 5 per coat. prat., 1001. Exteedon Na 2 GREAT EASTURN RAILWAY.—A project is under eoosideratioo for extending this system into the north of Norfolk to North %Jain= and Cromer. The enterprise boa been several times under consideration during the last 15 or 20 yearn, but has hitherto received inadequate sop. port. A meeting was also held at Doeineg on Wednesday for the purpose of considering the dealrabilty of forming a branch from the Lynn and Hunstanton line to Burnham. The company is proceeding rapidly with its 48 miles of new Bee is Suffolk and Cam ire, and the works of the extension from Audley End to Saffron Walden, under taken by a small iodependeet company, are also in pro greet. In the course of next year the intern will be car ried beyond 700 miler, the extent at present in operation being 663 mils.—Cambridge Independent. SALE or Bourrinowir SHEET.—The annual sale of pure Southdown ewes and letting and sale of rams of Mr. W. Rigden, the celebrated breeder, took place on Thursday, at Long Bern Farm, Hove, ne near ßrighter,. The biddion throughout were by no means spirited, although some fair pries sere realised. The highest price obtained was 41.155. per head, the remaining lota ranging from 40s. to 46x, 46a., 505., Ms., 5.5 e.. 635., and 75.. per heed. For the rams for letting the biddinp were front 11 guineas to 13, 15, 18, 19, mid 20 guineas. Of the rams for sale the mien obteined ranged from 106 guinea to 11, 12, 15, and 21 guineu. There were altogether 40 rams for letting and sale, and of these eight for letting were not taken, and l4 for le were put back, THE MOORS AND FORTNTE or PERTHSHIRE. Rain fell almost continuously yesterday, so that little or nothing wu done upon the moon. Om Monday Mr. Webster killed 136 brace grouse on the Glenquoir.l hills be has not been out shun. Mr. Russell bagged 26 brace grouse es the Garrows moors es the same day. The sport on the Loch Kennard Tanga has all along been very superior. On Tureday tM Maharajah Dhnleep Singh shot 50j brace groose, two white hares, a teal duck, and a snipe. The sport oe the Glenalmood moors has been fair. On Monday the Hoo. Mr. Dundee shot 39 brace groups and 3 brace blackpnie on the Currie muckkich halm. Good begs have been made on the moors oo the Cowie district, where the birds are abundant. A large quantity of game has already been despatched from this quarter to the south.—Ediaberval Courant. Fs ii 16,160 00,049 67,1 a We.ek ending August !IL Loa.,Chathato, sad Dover 72} 6.647 Mrtrop-litan E. of Loa, Co6th . am, uandDover .. Lino 00 1,400 . 641 10,167 15,M3.9 46,100 41.642 410} 7,7:4 6.105 16,329 13,416 1,762 1,0:6 6,110 1,321 749 6,710 7,097 midru;t77.777 . North }Mittel Scottish Coated PROVINCIAL SHARI AtAiursr& LITTIMOL, AVOWITIB.--eake to-day-Great Wakes. 671 -Lancashire and I Might», 11111, ex d.-Leadon and North M'estern, 1021 2, ex d.-Manchester, Sheffield, and Liman, 444 -Metropolitan, 121, ex d.-Ditto, new shares, 15 1, ex d. North )astern, Carlisle, 1321, ex d.-South Fagan, Sgt, as d. -Lancaster and C0rbe1...2051, ax d.-Dutch Rhenish, 11b16 p. -Great Lnxemhonro shares, la 3-18-Mercantile and E. Batik, / d.-Alblon Marine, 1640 p —British and Forelan Marine, 11 p. -Empire Marine, 1348 p.- Lancashire Insurance, 1 la-Milos Marine. 21 11-11 p-Oreat Ship, Oa. ed. AIIUtINGBAX. AUGUST 28.-In tins market to-clay Birmingham Town and District Bank shares were done at 155 ex die. ; Bir mingham Gaa new ordinary at 681 ; Birmingham and statford shire Ou 201. shares at 381- Stidland Wagon Company's shares at 011: and South Staffordshire Waterworks at 81 per share : Stour Valley shares clued at 85 to 2: Great. Western, Birming ham Guaranteed, at 77 to 771; and South Stalford.hire Railway shams at 101 to 101, ex die. Maness. Answer 2Y-Time has been a good Miasma, ag steady prices Great Eastern, 511-Great Ship, 6s. od., 7a., 6s. Id. 75. ; Ditto Pref., 1..0. &1.-Grand Trunk of Canada. 291 -Great Wester?, S7l 8-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11:;1 1-- London and North Western, 1011 1 2-Manchester sod County Bank, 31.16 p-SEsnettester, ffileiftkL and Lincolnshire. 445- Ditto of. Prat, 1 p -Ditto New Sirs per Cent., all paid, 11-la ds -IletropolGan. 111 1-North Staffordshire, 811-South Rasters, 95.3 1 1 1 t 1 ex d. - Thump and Mersey Marine insurance, 210. -Whltehaven and Times', 23-Mextenn, 38 -Oldham, Ashton, and ti. Bridge, 105, ex .11.--tni.m Bank, 9 p.-Brighton New Four. sato Half per Cent., no letter". Ir. Ts-District Bank. 171 pive.-Bl•keuh CoafeJerat eall, 92-Laneaa Loan, hlre d ns lurance, p.- 1 4parnali Pas s, 145 -e 0051.11, 27.—Nen Three per Cent., 921 }-Dian for account. Bth September, 92.-Midland Great Western Your and-a-Hall per Cent., 3 years um, t.91-Athenry and nava paid, 35- HeltAst and Northern Courtles, 501. 44.1 J. 454, es .1. - Dublin and Belfast Junction, Pt paid, 41-Great Southern and Western stook, 11101. paid. 1021 1 -511ffiand Great Widens. 60L 511- Midland Great Western Halves, 251. paid, 26 t :- Dublin, 'Wicklow, and Wexford Five per Cout. redeemable. 501. paid in full, It lex d.-Irish North Western hes per Cent. 7. r petsal, 101. pia A:, 71. n IMIAILWAY TILAFFIC RiCLIPIN.-1110 traffic receipts of railways M the United Kingdom ItaltAltitni, for the week coding the Zhal of August, on 10,552 mile* to 042,04 1.„ so d i n s the corresponding week of law rear, 00 10,424 ' miles to 6:10,3631., showing so increase of 454 miles, and of 11,6361. in the receipts. The gross rectipte no the following 13 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 7,6113 miles, to 151:1.5S0/., and for the corresponding week of 11442. us 7,V7 miles, to 312.5_.1/.. 'bowleg au increase of 21ki miiee r and of 1,0671. in the receipts. The increase oo the Cale donjon animated to $5l/. ; on the Oreattiouthern nod ',est eem to 1,0341. ; as the Great Eastern to MAL ; on the LAD. ewhire end Yorkshire to 2,5151. ; on the Lnodon and North Western to 1501/. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire to 7351. •, on the Midland to 2634 ; as the North British te 914/. ; on the North Eastern and Stock ton end Darlingtos to 2,0021. ; sod on the South Eastern to 1,1124 ; tesal, 11,1531. Bat from this must be de ducted 1,19141., the decreimit2a the Great Northern k 4,2 lir!. oti the &oat Weston ; 1,840/. on the London, drightoe, and Cittekrt.—GsTrialliN or Kraft V. GItarTLIDIEN Sneak Onset; um. on the Loader sod South - Western ; or Suers. —Yesterday at llisley's Bat and Hall Ground, together. 10,01181., televise the ionised as above, 1,0571. Gravenod, this match was trained. the day Norio.; beau. The gond_ awl mineral traffic ou tlieee lines amnusted tifully hue, and a large and fashionable company anmensblad. to V.../,837/. ; and for the oorisspondieg week of 1883 to In the course of the afternoon the bar of the Ist Kent 221.7711., showing au bowsaw of 01,08,.. The retorts Volunteer Artillery again attended, and played during the for oestrogen, parcels, ko., amounted to 2+C.743/. against match. The match will be continued this morning. Kent 290,732 f.. showing a decreer* of 7.009/.. the eitaip-rison have 168 to get to win. being with a International Kihillition week rf last rear. ACTION Or THE AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. I The traffic receipts on Kt other lines amounted, oo 8,211 —The executive committee of the American Anti-Slavery miles to 128,4684. sad for the correspoeding week of laet Society have published a card repud.ataug Mr. Conway • year , no it,Ctil ogles. to 117,83 91 . , showing ao revere d entirely as an agent of that society, and his action. The 188 mile*, stud of 10.1129/. in the receipt& The total society deem the government wholly right in this straggle, , receipts of the past week show a decrease of 10107 f. r and its success the best hope for all races and aoterests on compered with those of the preceding week, ending UN this continent, and retard any newton, to the Confide- I 13th inst. rate States, except that of immediate and nocoriticoal sub- 1 BRUIT SUGAR MARKET, A ucticr 28.—There mission, to be ritually wicallol for and wirchievona.— I has been • fair dammed this week, and prices have slightly American paper. I advanced. Refiners' produce has been selling more freely. R MINES.—(THIS Dd F.) Two o'Ciocx. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business. East Caradon, Clifford Amalgamated, and Great Fortune shares bare deoliued, while North Roskear have risen Si. Clifford Amalgamated are quoted 34 to 35 ; Chiverton, 7 to i ; East Can Brea, 8 to 1 ; East Caradon, 28 to * ; East Chiver ton, 4 to 5 ; East Wheal Russell, 3 1 to ; i Great Fortune, 25 to 27 ; Illogan, 11 to 1h; Marko Valley, 51 to 6 ; North Crafty, 31 to 4 ; North Dolcoath, 21 to 21; North Roskear, 27 to 28; Providence, 42 to 43 ; Tincroft, 19 to 20, ex div. ; Went Chiverton, 30 to 31 ; Vheal &too, 2174 to 220 ; and Wheal Union, 3to There is rather more business in foreign and colonial miniug shares. Montes Aureus and Val lanzasca Gold are inquired for. The Directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received—by telegram, from Lisbon—the following report, dated Mona Velho, July :—Produce, eight days of July, 8,897 °Raves ; yield, 6,086 oitavas per ton. Remittance, 85,154 oitavas. All going on regularly. At a meeting of shareholders in Illogan Mine, held on Tuesday, the accounts showed a balance of 4061. against the mine. A call of 2s. 6d. per share was made. • The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelszeu and North : A fair amount of business bas been done in seised kinds of metals dace our lot report, and prices have been fully maintained. Iron Welsh Bars—The market is very firm at 6/. to 6/.18. free on board in Wales, and to 6/. lba. to 71. f.o.b. here. Staffordshire qualities are steady at the ad vanced price. Scotch pig iron bolds its price at Ma. 6d. cash, and 565. 3d. three months open. Copper remains very dull, and obtainable under official prime ; orders for mum factored are scares. No business of any consequence baa been does in foreign, sod prices quite nominal—Burn, 981. 10s. ; Kapunda, 1001. ; Spanish, 901. Tin—The market is flat. Straits, 1171. cash, 1181. three months, and 1201. afloat; Banta, nominally, 124/. English, obtainable below official prices. Tin Plates—The demand improving for com mon coke qualities, charcoal remains nat. Lead very dull, from 20/. to 201. se. good soft English. Speller —A good business done, 181. 7s. 6d. to 181. Kis. spot here, and in Hull higher prime are now asked forwsrd 131. 10,. to 18/. 15, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (my =soma AND nrrniranorAx. numura.) (mom ova OWN 0011111IPONDENT.) Market rather quiet to-day, aad sake will probably foot up 8,000 or 10,000 balm TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the annexed prime —Town tallow, 41a. 31. ; Petersbarg Y.O. the spot, 42a. 3d. ; ()mob:, to December, 435. 9d. ; December, 445. ; January to march, 44.. 3d. MAU= AVERAOIB.—Town tallow, 41s. 3d. set cash; yellow Ruseisa, 42a. 3d. ; melted lef!, 32a. 6d.; rough ditto, 18a. ; tallow mane, 15a. ; good dregs, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET..--(THI8 DAY.) MINIM Homey sod Easton mon trade firm, at Om followiog prim, :—Prime zatoslowliny, 70a. to Ba.: superior ditto, 80s. to We.; inferior ditto, N.. to 70e. ; new ditto, Ms. to 85s ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 s. ; ditto, wooed cut, 80e. to 110 s. ; stow, Ma to 32t. ; clover, new, 70s. to 105 s. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Vegetables and most kinds of fruit still continue plea. titaL Gewspges fetch from 6s. to ilta a sieve; other plums may also be had in great abundance at pearly the same prioe, and of grapes and pineapples the supply is eat cient for the demand. Of melons there is *good stock. Kent filberts are improving in price, the supply of this being rather short. Kent cobs are coming in, but at pre vent they are very unripe ; price 40e. to 50:. per lOOlke. For potatoes the market is still Lea , and prices low. Cut Bowers chiefly ooneist of orchids, peliegoaiume, asters. stocks, calosolaries, mignonette, sad roses. rauir. Pine Apples, per lb.. re to 61 — Grapes, per lie , Es to es Apples, D. sieve, is rd to 2e6d I*, per 11011.. rs ed Nub" per dos, 3s to Ils Neetarlsrs, do., Patois Melons, each. to to 4' Lemons, pee 100, lEs to 10+ Nina, reoell, p bush., 144 toles Almonds, do., fns Walnuts, do., 7s ad Cabbeass, p. don, 6d to Is Pat shelled, per qt., Is to ls 6d Cantidowers, each. Sd toed Potatoes, York ROOM% per ton, 100. to 1104 • - Tomatoes, each, 24 to Sd Celery, per buudle, Is std to 24 Preach Beans, per stele, Sr tots , Shallots, per lb., Sd Garlic, per lb., 8,1 Lattoces, each, Id to H Odin, ppesrr score, Is to 2s HotaetWLq p.boncb, LOd tots Washrooms, p.pott., Is to 96 6d Panley, per It benches, Ss to Ss Barbs, per bunch. 34 Shawl, do., 80s to 70s Tirnips, per bunch, 44 to 64 Carrots, do., Oil to Sd Spinach, per idese, Is 6d to Ss Cucumbers, each, Is to Is 64 Beet, per doe. lc a TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mee Paw Met- Tots. Tote VAILWAYL °gm WT e cluincliae 1953 16132 Week ending August 8. 4 4 It Grund Trunk of Canada.. MN 8,178 7.414 16.6.3 12,336 Week ending August 31. Limerick and Ennis .... 130 Limerick and Yoyues Ile 00 Waterford and Kilkenny. Al 217 Waterford and Limerick 77 604 CC 191 40 100 144 301 666 1,360 W. 4 r 04024 August 22. North Eastsro . _1096 24,890 In In OM 1,1311. lid at no an s 66 104 17 all M 5 all 10 iOO 100 5 1 160 all I 14 all all 6 6 6 76 6 2 1 6 i 1 ' all all Si' a en no W 100 1 18i