The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commisaioner Farm) IN RR DURANT. bankrupt was a solicitor, of lewinatreet, and late of liorsetaihire. Thu was the sitting for examination, dio application for release from custody. No accounts toe herti filed, but the liabilities are stated to be very ~,,,,lerable—upwards of 10,000/. \I r. Sargood appeared for the assignees. Linklater, admitting that there must be an adjourn - of the easmioation, applied for the bankrupt's release -on, custody. He had been seven months in prison. There *ea rive detainersagainst him, on four of which there was ,pposition. Until he woe released he could not prepare ..counts under the bankruptcy. He was ready to give ~unable bail for his appearance at the meetings under the i,a,sruptcy. The bankrupt being asked, said he was prepared to find two sureties in 300/. each. Mr. Lawrence, on behalf of Messrs. Salter, opposed the ,elease. The application had already been made and re ftised by the court on the ground that the bankrupt had a-ted most fraudulently towards Mr. Salter, having isailed himself of his knowledge as a solicitor and the confidence reposed in him to defraud Mr. s,,lter to a great extent. Though there bed been repeated adjournments, the bankrupt had not filed sr accounts, not even a list of his creditors. He was at , ce time a solicitor in large practice, and had obtained that ~aleoce which was more freely given to solicitors in the ,Viuces than in London. He stood before the court con of fraud, by his Honour's judgment. Had be chosen t file arcouots he might have passed his examination, and Lte obtained his discharge and release before this. S.irgood said the assignees did not oppose the bank. ro'i release, as they were anxious to get his accounts and Rs lise the estate. He was new suffering punishment a the suit of an individual creditor ; but the body of the c reditors were also punished, as they wanted the bankrupt's sjt iearre. They were desirous, that at least, that a term stsuld be fixed when his ins prmonment should expire. Sr. Doris opposed for creditors. _ Lioklate r r r urged that the bankrupt could not poesibly famish ha accounts while he was in custody. His Honour said he should not grant the release. Mr. Linklater asked that the release might be granted o nditionally on the bankrupt filing his balaoce•sheet. His Honour refused, but said the bankrupt might then resrss his application. The sitting for examination and do:Sarge was adjourned till October. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. ♦ NICE TRIO. Three remarkably ill-looking fellows, named William (I, -4. n alias Perry, John Smith, sad George Baker, were b e wilt before Mr. Henry, charged with gambling at the Teo Spies public-house, in Catherine-street, assaulting the lid lord, and attempting to defraud a foreigner, named Givaorit Kripley. .t appeared from the statement of the complainant, a vire of Switzerland, that he met the prisoners at the corner offirringdon-street, on Tuesday afternoon, when one of then accosted him (seeing that he was a stranger to the 'entty). and observed, •' What a wonderful place this Lotion !" A conversation ensued respecting the marvels of the metropolis, and then Baker offered to show b:u some of the principal buildings and explain them to him. They proceeded first to the Houses of f.aliament, complainant "standing treat" on the road. They ten brought hun back to the Strand, and proceeded to to " Spies," for further refreshments. Here the prisoners t‘hibited a pack of cards, and invited complainant to play f:e half-a-crown. He declined at first, and then they played Along themselves. One of them was heard to speak of - false cards," which complainant's imperfect knowledge I the English langnage did not enable him to :ndentand. Eventually, however, he consented to put :ono a crew's, but having no change, he put down a soya- Tign instead. At this moment the landlord, Mr. Lawson, mired, and seeing the cards, ordered the prisoners out of iis house, saying be would not allow card-playing there. They refused to leave the house, and then the landlord pro :coded to turn them out, in which he was assisted by soother man. Gordon resisted, and aimed a blow at the landlord, which struck the person assisting him. The police were called in, and the three prisoners given into custody. Constable 4 F foiled a number of flash notes and brans sovereigns or " medals" upon the prisoners, and Holmes, Give, sod other constables of the division stated that Glelon and Perry were at the head of a notorious gang of sharpen. This statement was confirmed by another otf Reimers, of the A division, a German, who acted as i aterpreter also, who had known Gordon for ten years. Mr. Henry, site; hearing Mr. Abrams for the prisoners, ad the conspiracy to defraud had no doubt been inter rioted and the prisoners must be discharged, but he fined Gordon !W. for the assault. The fine was immediately paid. MARLBOROUGH STREET. ED DEATH OP A 1 (1111;t80P711ECHITED --- UNITZESETT CLUB. William Coombe, of 34, Caroline-street, Camden town, a omen in the employ of Messrs. Chaplin and Horne, refl. irn carriers, Camden-town, was charged before Mr. Knox lett causing the death of Mr. Wm. Milton Bridger, 65 pen due, a member of the United University Club,Suflolk- Ball-Mill, but at the time of hie death living at bee's Hotel, Golden-square, by driving a van with two Dues over Dim in Argyll-place. Sergeant W. Stephens, 11 C, said—At S o'clock last night leas informed that a person had been run over and killed Aron-place. I went there, and found that a gentleman lad been run over, and was taken to Messrs. Savory and chemieta, Itegent•street. The persons there deem ag it advisable that the gentleman should be taken to the wspitel• he was at 000 e removed to the Middlesex Hospital, here the house-surgeon, Mr. Lee, pronounced him to be Mr. Knox—l suppose he appeared to be dead when you saw him _ . Sergeant Stephens—Yea, sir. The prisoner wu taken ••• the station, when he said that he could not help it, and *semi persons said no blame attached to the prisoner. Mr. W. George Collins, a schoolmaster, residing at O. ii . Great Ormond-street, said—Lett night, about 8 o'clock, I was crossing Argyll-place. I heard some one call on; and saw a van coming from Regent-street into Argyll pSus. I heard a second call, and then turn d round and sae a gentleman running across the road when be was hocked down, and the horses and the first small wheel went ever him. At the time the horses were going at a moderate trot. I believe it was the gentleman's own fault, sad Ido not think the prisoner could have pulled up. The nn was heavily laden, and the prisoner pulled up as soon he could. _ Stephen Martin, one of the firemen at the Bing-street Indian, said—l pulled the gentleman from behind the front Teel. which had pared over him. Knox—lt is quite clear that if the prisoner stopped the horses in each a short apace that the hind wheel did not over the deceased, the prisoner could cot have been gotDA feat et the time. ir Cb - a;les i.Hawkins F.k.C.S., of 22, Saville-row, deposed .—I saw the body of the deceased, Mr. W. Milton Bridger, tae Cbantrey , Bradford-oa- Avon, of which place be was magistrate. Decea se d h a d b een i n t own 14 d ays , I attended biro. He was so well yeater. 1 at 5 o'clock that he was th en go ing to dine at add.. Hearing of the occurrence I went to the Mid s.: Hospital, and f o und that the d ec ea s ed's arm was uch broken, and hi s h ea d smas h e d. I wis h t o s t a t e th a t I being deaf, a person might have called to him with t his heariog. luspecter Bowles—l took bail for the prisoner at the time. Mr. Knox—Quite right. I shall take prisoner's bail to tPoear next week after the inquest foveae, Bowles—There are several other witnesses who 'peak to the same facie an the examined witnesses. Mr. Knox—The present evidence is sufficient for the THAW'S. THE (SUICIDE MANIA. Four women were brought - up day charged with ttemptiog to commit suicide. Three of them, who bad ndergone • week's imprisonment, were brought op on mood. Esther Duncan, • respectable married woman, weniy-five years of age, quarrelled with her bus. • led and attempted to drown herself in the Wapping lock r entrance of the Loudon Dock. Mary Flinn, 28, made • menhir attempt at the Old Gravel-lane swivel bridge ; and Mary Aas dams . 34, sought a watery grave at the Olamis ned-bridge of the London Dock. These peewee having been placed under the care of the Bet. Mr. Jepheon, the chaplain of the Clerkenwell House of Detention, and having expressed sorrow for what they bad done. were discharged. 4t gre Laytary. aged 30, • married woman, of No. 7, Albion -terrace, White Hone-lane, Stepney, wee charged with attempting to drown herself in the Regent's Canal. . 1 Youngman named Joseph Staley, carpenter, of No. 1, todeevrell-terrace, Ithodeswell.road. Stepney, saw the ',ri mer walk into the canal. The water only reached over her klea. She hesitated a moment, and then plunged intodeep um. Staley jumped into the canal after her, and brought 'r jot. She was insensible, and it was some time before exhibited any signs of life. .4r. Woolrych complimented Staley on bin courage, and ' ' , landed the prisoner for a week. GREENWICH. A BOROLAR CAPTURID IN A COAL-CNLLAR. ' 4 ' o 7e Morns, a smart active young man, who said he -^ollel to Liverpool, was brought up on r e mand on the 'able char- e of burglariously lweaking tad entering the mown of Hr. Read and Hr. Till, residing in the New read, Deptford, and stealing from the latter house a It appeared that the homes were entered oe different Melts, and that between 2 and 3 o'clock • few mornings tro. Mr. Read was awoke by hearing a noise in the house. 41 Setting out of bed he fouod the staircase window bad Men forced open, sod on proceeding downstairs to make a 'rnateN of the premises, be opened the door of the coal.oellar, gad there found the prisoner concealed in one corner. He eataotly fastened the door upon him, and having celled Ur the police, the prisoner was taken into custody. % being marched, a knife, corresponding with the az the staircase window, we. found in his possession, sad also some Inciters, and be was then taken to the station, when the coat he was wearing answering to the description of that stolen from the house of Mr. Till two nights previously, an entrance to the premises being effected in a similar way, that gentleman was sent for, and identiied the garment. The prisoner declined my log anything in his defence, and, the depositions being completed. be was fully committed for trial on both charges at the Central Criminal Court. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTER' RAILWAY. (THIS DIY.) The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of shareholders was held this afternooe, at the Waterloo. station, fur the purpose of receiving • report on the affairs of the company, declaring a dividend, and considering and deciding span certain articles of agreement with the Oke haropton Railway Company with reference to the working of the railway of that company (Colebrook to Okehampton), and also the provisions in the Si, mouth and Budleigh Salter ton Railway Act. 1853, for authorising working Image meets between the company and the Sidmouth and Bud. leigh Salterton Railway Company, with respect to the rail way by that act authorised. Captain IiaNCLEi (chairman of the court of directors) presided. The report, an abstract of which has already appeared in the Exprcxs, was taken u read. The half-yearly accounts to the 30th June showed the net revenue for the six months, after deducting interest on loans and all other pre ferential charges, 164,%5/. 17s. Id., which, with the surplus at December, 1862, left an available balance of 167,9451. 2s. Id., out of which the directors recommended a divi dend at the rate of 4j per cent. per annum, payable on the 24th of August amounting, on 7,425,564/. 13s. el. of paid up capital, to 167,075!. 45. ld., so that there would remain 8691. 18.. to be carried over to the current half. year. The CHantuAN, in moving the adoption of the report, congratulated the shareholders upon the satisfactory work ing of the company during the past six months. No doubt much of the traffic was due to the inherent traffic of the coun try through which the line passed • but much was also due to the peace which was declared in February last, and which still prevailed, and the directors were determined to use their best efforts to maintain the friendly relations at present existing. There was, of course, an additional expenditure in earning the additional revenue an nounced, bat great credit was due to the offi cials of the company for the manner in which they bad succeeded in keeping down those expenses. The gross period of 1862 by 67,0171., and though that was subject to reductions for additional expenditure, the directors were fully justified in the dividend they proposed to declare, and also in the apportionment of a part of the balance in the following manner, viz., 2,0301. for renewals, 5,0004 for parliamentary and engineering expenses, and 1,242/. for a bonus to the staff. Amongst the payments there was the large item of 41,524/. for the Southampton and Dorchester line, which was owing entirely to the doubling of that line. The additional stock, for which 50,9221. 84., was set down, consisted chiefly of rolling stock purchased from the North Devon Company. Referring to the debenture account he stated that the total borrowing powers of the company amounted to 3,994,0001., of which they had borrowed 4,372,0001., less 20,0301. paid off. They had further powers under the act of this session of borrowing 152.,800/., which made 226,942/. over borrowed. But they had a deficit of 125,0301., and the company have powers under its act of 1860 to borrow sums in temporary excess. The season tickets bed increased rather more than 10 per oast. as com pared with the half-year ending June, 1862, which showed that the line was not getting out of favour as a residential line. To providefor the increasing demands of the Channel Islands traffic, the paddle-wheel steamer Normandy had been built, and would be ready for the station in the course of about • week; and he was confident that she would be found • very fast and efficient vessel. With regard to the question of extensions, the directors were constantly placed in a difficult position by being called upon to decide with resnect to invasive mea sures, and, to show that the South Western Company were not too ready to take up schemes brought under their notice, be referred to the several bills affecting their system which were opposed and rejected during the past session. The motion was seconded by Dr. SNOW. Me. HICRAPATH suggested the publication with the accounts of the items of the corresponding half of the previous year so that the shareholders might have an opportunity of com paring them for themselves.. He bad been afraid that a competition was about to be entered upon with the Brighton company, but he was glad to receive the denial of Mr. Schuster that that was the case, and be was well pleased to beer from the directors of this company that friendly relations wit's all other companies continued. lie wished to know how the Stokes Bay line answered. The Citanicate replied that it promised very well. Mr. MERAPATii expressed himself very well satisfied with the report, and particularly with the 3 per cent. additional dividend. Mr. Weasrga remarked that the Stokes Bay line had already more than realised the moat sanguine expectations of its projector, it promised to be in itself a moat valuable work, and it was also of importance to this company as a security against competition. A SHAREHOLDER wanted to know whether there was any tbing upon the debentures referred to by the chairman to show that they were in excess. The CHAIMAN mud they occupied precisely the same po sition as the other debentures, and the power to issue them was granted because parliament thought it only fair, so dif ficult was it to dovetail the debentures paid off with the re-isimee, that such powers should exist. The report was then adopted and the dividend declared, and the meeting having been made special, the arrangements with the Okehampton and Sidmouth and Budleigh Salter ton Railways, referred to in the notice, were approved. A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors closed the proceeding& THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1833: GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at one o'clock at the London Tavern ; Mr. flotsam Low. in the chair. Notwithstanding the smallness of the dividend earned during the lut half-year, the attendance was not larger than usu►l. The report having been previously limed and published was taken as read. The Cturitmag, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said the directors felt pleasure in meeting the proprietors to give such explanations as might be re mired- He would commence by referring to the recent accident near Lynn. The directors did not shrink from the fullest in quiry ; all they desired was that the coroner end jury should judge impartially. One verdict had been given, and another was expected ; and he had no hesitation ia laying that a great animus had been evinced. The receipts of the line had increased by 20,0001. over those of the corresponding half of last year ; but the working expenses else exhibited an augmentation, arising perhaps from the fact that before the amalgamation some parties were interested io their expenses appearing very small. The last half year was the first in which the charges under the amalgamation arrangement had come into operation. There was an additional charge of between four arid five thousand for the Suffolk lies, 110001. for the Fast A oglien line, and pre ferential charge amounting to 56,0001. a year, added to which there was more than 100,000/. additional consolidated stock to receive dividend under the 1 arrangement with the Norfolk Company. In the locomotive department there had been expended 13.9504, hot the amount charged to revenue was 16,156/. The sum which it was thought desirable to set apart for the renewal of permanent way was 72,000/. per annum, one third to be taken out of the revenue of the first, and the remaining two-thirds out of that of the second half year. Additional plant had been required in coa -1 sequence of the amalgamation. As regarded the I A proprietors the directors hoped that as the differences had been considerably narrowed the dispute which had been going on sto long would soon be ter minated. All the directors desired was that justice should be done as between A proprietors and other partners in the concern. (Hear, hear.) Adverting to the Dew lines. he observed that although the Chatter!. and Ramsey Bill hail been withdrawn, it was desirable for the interests of the Great Eastern Company that it should be passed. The effect of what had occurred with regard to the March and Spalding extension was that that company had avoided 'pending the money, namely 220,C00/., while it would have running powers over the line when constructed, be placed in contact with lines beyond the Great Northern territory, and be hoped ultimately secure important advantages. As respected the metropolitan traffic, he hoped that arrange ment' would ere long be made which would greatly increase thecompany's facilities for the public accommodation, the present arrangements being manifestly inadequate. As re garded the steamboat question, he coogratulated the meeting that a bill had at last been obtained. The directors intended in the first instance to obtain the assistance of veiled' for the cattle traffic during the winter, and in the ensuing spring to provide a gond service for pas 'engem. The communication which would thus be established with Antwerp and Rotterdam would be mist important. end would no doubt be extensively used. The Ware and Buotiegford traffic bad been very ntiefsetory. Al regarded the dividend, he observed that the receipts and expenses of the last half year were not to be taken as a criterion for the time to come. When the amalgamation commenced great additional expenses were unavoidable; but the receipts generally were very satisfactory. As to the respect' of the current half-Year, the excellence of the harvest was a material consideration ; and it war a most siatisf,setery circumstance that their traffic was now better msiatained, as compared with that of lest year, than the traffic of any other metro politan line. The coal traffic would, he believed, largely increase ; and, with economy end proper attention to the development of the traffic, be believed the position of the company would soon greatly improve. (Cheese.) Mr. BRAVIS said, looking at the district which the com pany occupied, be saw on mum for despair, on the con trary he thought they might fairly expect to get a dividend of three or font percent., within three cm four years. With a view of promoting this result, he would move • resolution to the effect that when the dividend amounted to three per cent. the salaries of the company's servants of 100/. a year and upwards should be ineyeased to the extent of 10 per cent. for every additional 1 pet cent. of dividend. Mr. GEORGE SMITH deprecated the employment of law yers to mettle differences which 'room in the hoard. [The meeting was proceeding when our report left.] The American Postmaster-General has resolved =amain( the New Odour male by the route of the PPL SHARE L18771 , -(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciool. The railway market is firm to-day, and the tendency of prices decidedly favourable. Great Northern stock exhibits chief buoyancy, having risen per cent. Midland and Caledonian have also advanced ; London and North Western and Great Western, ; and South Eastern, f t . Attention is partly directed to th e f or t n i g htly settlement. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1012 to 1021 • Great Western, 66 to ; Midland, 1281 to 129} ; Lancashire andYorksh ire, 113 i to 114 ; Great Eastern, 50 to ; Caledonian, 1191 to I ; South Eastern, 92k to ,• Great Northern, lzti to 125} ; Metropolitan 11} to ; and London and South Western, 1051 to 106. Transactions in Indian and Canadian railway securities are limited, and prices generally exhibit no variation. San Paulo shares are inquired for. WiaLNAAY muss's AND STOUILA. eh. I Pet I Amman. I yeater clowns N a ricas I Saes to- to-ay to pm. Mara, W Mau VLL B Mad oston, • INA Aladoolae .. sad &Nat -. Cork sod Do. • I • no &v. =GI 6 /Do. B p.0.t0 paldto ft Diddle addlotthiM 'Sc. Dond.,Pcrik & foUnktugh sad tiliosow Glaagow • B. Wadden Groot Sulam Do. A Stock Do. 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Closing prices. 96 10i I 1 431 T 113 116 112 114 111 US 132 114 12T 112 83 83 117 119 111 113 104 109 107 11.9 100 102 90 92 193 106 75 77 77 79 172 176 106 107 196 I9d 113 116 113 116 137 140 113 116 162 165 13U 135 81 84 Ido 102 123 1.25 k i pm NI 6i i I Dm 136 139 114 104 96 91 112 114 145 110 53 b 5 "= i di , 2P 3 1 22 23 j nt 2, i 101 103 100 102 91 92 28 99 Et U 94 16 4S 47 131 138 113 126 106 108 111 116 LILWAY& CL prior. BRITISH POSSYSB/0178. m lode, IL INI 11811drare. I 7 ..„4 4. I I to l4m, 86. 11 0 110 110/4 MI liffamMe Willamette, 40 IS 8 .144.010.113.9.69.0. II? 108 10 72 001 8 Do. New IX PM ... OS 71 Do , New. If Shama ll 1 pm 1101 ell Ildtkiatfohellmia/1 _ 16 ell Do. Iteeierenee 1 4 st NO 100 11112.11rent,AfieZac . di I _4lao Ilde., keg. 1,1872 —.— 86 la DalmlNe aIL lideen— 167 108 N 100 OapeT.*Docelp.e.mee. 104 108 101 100 all Deraerark7p.c.per.pref 8t 100 Imam Beard .... I N 170 fiat IndLe gua. 5 p.ct lOB UM N 110 Do. U. &tension_ II 10 I Do. H. do 1 1 p m 111 Id. 100 41remd Trunk cd Dena& 1 20 100 i all Do. Ist KM. Bonds 49 71 101 ell Do. do. deferred 62 65 100 ell Do. Did pretßoods 62 ea 100 MI Do. do. deterred 65 48 100 all Do. 3rd prof. Stock 42 44 100 I all Do. do. deferred U 16 100 all , Do. 4th pref. Stock 23 16 1111 , all I Do. do. deferred 20 23 111. 400 'Oteat Indian ?Guinean. 108 100 wet 1 93 12 Do. New 1 le pro NI 1 I 8 Do. January, laft St ,Ino ;CA. 8. of India e. 6p. et 107 118 St 'lOO I Do. 41 per cent NC ad 04.Weslanada. rem, , 10/ 11 101 SC 18 I Do. New lO 91 die 81 100 IMI , De.lp.eßdapay73,w.up 195 98 100 C I I D° 4 09. 02 D 4 a,p 4 7.7 8 1 90 in 1I l 2 andlan Branch i.mlted 1 Ipm •—• IL ,100 'Madras onew. 41 pm et 98 100 44. ,100 I DO. do. 6 _per et , 107 1 0 8 10Th el ,141 , Do. 60 Mal 1 8 , 6•% : 1011 104 1011 20 8 , Do. Fifth erten/lon ! 60 all 51Mb. and Hotroct= 165 67 10 MI IN. Brunarfek a o ; elms A and B S 5 — .. 100 1 N. B. of caned& 4p.c ' 63 45 U. ' 100 eakide, gna 5 pee cent— 11071 1081 — 9l. 100 Do. Deihl do. lO7 108 I 1071 120 ' 2 Do. do. do 30 ?Werth 10.. at. tool De. do. do lO7 118 Im. i 1001 Do. ld.in.Ylole.6p e 103 165 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoom The stock markets remain generally firm. The English funds are supported at yesterday's closing prices. Home railway stocks in se veral instances have improved. The demand for the more speculative kinds of foreign stocks likewise continues, and the tendency of prices, on the whole, is good. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 45c., for the account, showing a rise of sc. compared with the last price of yesterday. Console are now quoted 93 to * for money, and 93/, " buyers," for the 9th of September. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 93, I, 93 ; ditto for account, 93/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93j, * ; New Three per Cents., 93g, *, ;30 Years Annuities, 11335, 15k ; India Stock, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1082, ; ditto bonds, 175., 19s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, Is. dia. ; ditto June, 2s. pram. Mexican Bonds wore in renewed demand in the morning, and were marked as high as 39k, but the last transactions recorded are at 39, being slightly below the final quotation of yesterday. Greek Bonds are per cent. better, at 33/ to k, but purchases took place in the morning as high as 331. Spanish Passive Bonds are also in request, and Italian firm. Turkish securities are dull ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 92 to 93 ; that of 1858, 702 to 71 ; that of 1862) 67/ to 68 ; and the Consolide's, 482 to 49/' Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian' 104 ; ditto 1852, 1858, 1860, 03 ; Egyptian, 104 k, 1031 ; Greek, 331 ; ditto for account, 331, 2, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 151 ; Italian, 71 ; ditto for account, 71/ ; Mexican, 38Z, 39/ ; ditto for account, 39g, 39, 1, 382, 392, 39 ; New Gra naJa, 15 ; Portuguese, 1853, 48/ ; ditto 1858, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 471, 48k, ; Russian, 1822, 94 ; ditto 1862, 93, 921 ; Spanish, 532 ; ditto Passive, 331, 33 ; ditto, for account, 33/, 1, k ; ditto Certificates, 12/ ; Turkish, 1854, 93 ; ditto, 1858, 71/ ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 74, k ; ditto 1862, 674, 68 ; ditto for account, 68 ; ditto 1863, 42 dis. ; Venezuela, 1862, 56k. The Confederate Loan has improved 2 per cent., the present quotation being 21 to 22 dis. Italian scrip is quiet, at lit to 14 prem. International Financial shares are without change, at 3 to 4 preen. ; and London Financial, li to prem. General Credit awl Finance are better at to 1 prem. _ _ Hudson's Bay Ames are quoted 2, to 2 dia., and Egyptian Trading, I to 11 prem., being rather better. With reference to the Venezuelan Loan of June last, the following notification, postponing the instalments, was issued yesterday by Messrs. Mathe son and Co. : In pursuance of the request of subscribers to the above loan, on the ground of the short time allowed for the rati f cation by the government to be received and duly notified to them, Messrs. Matheson and Co. have obtained the au thority of Senor Servadio, the financial agent of the go vernment of Venezuela, to postpoce payment of the instalment of 20 per cent., due on the 20th jest., until the 21st September. and the subsequent instalments payable on the 15th September and the let October, to the 12th October and 30th October respectively. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yesterday was 32,00(1., making a total of 463,000/. for the week ending August 12. Against this influx must be taken into account a withdrawal of 100,000 sovereigns for Brazil, and the temporary absorption of coin for harvest purpo.ses. The advices from Melbourne report the shipment during the mouth of only 145,000/ in gold for ' England. The amount of Government Bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England ou the 19th inst., is 3),00,000 rupees (300,000/.) The stoppage is announced of Mr. William Shep pard, miller and maltater, of Ware, liertm, with liabilities to the amount of about 30,0001. The business appears to have declined gradually for some years past, although there was a belief in the corn market that Mr. Sheppard was possessed of considerable means. The books have been placed in tho hands of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the accountants, for investigation. The directors of the Agra and tinitcd Service Bank (Limited) have declared the usual interim dividend of 2!. 10s. per share fur the half year ended 30th June. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 5821. over last year, and the Londou and South Western a decrease of 1,9701. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Stockport, Risley, and Whaley-bridge Railway Company, recommends a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum on the ordinary shares, leaving a balance of 11/. The usual half-yearly meeting of the English and Australian Copper Company is called for the 20th inst., to receive a statement of the company's operations for the half-year ending 31st December last, and also to fill up the vacancy in the direction, which was adjourned at the general meeting. A call of 1/, is to be paid on the shares in the Iberian Irrigation Company, by the Bth Sept. The half-yearly meeting of London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company is convened for the 28th inst. . _ Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insarsace.—Alliance British and Foreign, ; Atlas. 131; ()commercial Union, 7,4, I Deli ; Imperial Fire, :139, NO; Indemnity Marine, 152 ; Minerva, 6A ; Ocean Marine, 161; Thiamin, 1511 ; Thames and Mersey 'Marine (limited), 5; Universal Marine, 4a, 1. Gaslight and Coke. — Greet Central, 171, 17, 1 ; Imperial, 871, ex die. ; Imperial Continental, 81, 1. ex div. ; Phiroix, 09, 100, ex div. ; Surrey Consumers, :01, M.); Western, B, 8 ). Ducka—London, 62, 1,3, 21, ex div. ; St. Katharine, 62). ex die. Waterworks.—Berlin, 81, 1, a ; Chelsea, 26, ex div. ; Bast London, 128, 1, ex drv. ; ditto New. 0), k, ex div.; Gland Junction, 80, 1, ax div. ; West Middlemen, 1111, 11, ox div., _ _ _ eel=b.—Grand Junction, 75, ea die. We are requested to state that the share list of the London Paper-making Company will be clewed on Saturday next for London, and on Monday for the country. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwrite reports yesterday as follows : We have egein to report a very arm market for American securities with an Retire demand foe all claws usually dealt in. Erie abases have been in especial ',Aged., and close at an advance of 3 dole. on last week's prices ; there have also hoes numerous inquiries for Atlantic and Great Western Bonds, Pennsylvatna section, which have touched 76. WrJ)NCHDAT EVIDIINO. There was an active demand for money, and the terms for good bills were not below 34 'per cent. At the l3ank of England, however, the applications did not exceed a moderate total. A belief is be. ginning to be entertained, that as soon as the demand in connexion with the harvest is satisfied the influx of g old will cause the Batik rate of discount to be reduced. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934, "sellers," for the 9th September, touched to-day 93i, and closed at 931 to For money the last price was 93 to I. The official business report follows : —Three •tr Cent. Commis, for JOINT STOCK BANKS. ro. I frts. BANILS. sad O. M. Beak . I AlUaliceLon.aLlverpool Do. New (Limited) Bank of Mt Bank of . !Bank of Queensland • Bank of Victoria, &mirk! Bank of Walea Bank of New Zealand (1.1 !Brigand American Ls. (L • - *Mak N. America .... Char.Bk.Brit. Columbia C. Bk. Indic Ans. ChM* MEIN. balm, sc, al Consolidated Bank (LI)! !continental I lingltah ni Irish (Lim)! Eng. Scot.& AnaL Cruirut Illuduari.ChinakJap. (14 I Imperial Bank. limited Imperial 0140:11111 ... I London and Brazilian.. ! Lon. B. Aprea& It. Plate IL Lon., Bic., & a.star. (Li . Lis. Ch. Batik 44 kunst : I London and Colonial (LI &Abdo,' and Conticy London Joint St 'et I.on. and kliddlseez (L. I Lon. and Northern (L llsnsi.is %Armin %M. • London&S.Amelican (L.' Lon. & Weatarn (Lim., Lou.l and Westimlitatar. Metro. k Prov. Bank 10,9101100 10,000 too so,ocol 0 10,0°01100 6,000.100 60 000!100 tool too 1,000 100 6,000 100 10,00. 100 10,040 100 26,000. 20 30,000' 10 16,001 A) KW' 20,000 100 25,1100 20 16,000: 22 6.4.41100 6,000:100 610 26 6,000 100 10,04 104 02.000 i 60 i);;:ia;;;;e.1 ---- Midland Bank (Lim) ! National of Liverpool( I.; W. Pro. of Al."$•• 1.11 Do Now Do do 'New Mouth Wear Veneta Bank Oorporn IPoovine...ef .z :Inde, rouj., & semi trit.S.Atrica(L i llnion oe Angie' UD. of Eng.rtirauce (i Union of Ireland (lAni.). , llnkoa dies:LS= fo. I Us. I Oot&PUIIIRI. iii:664l KOOS atow 20,0R0 6,000 112i.7E0 20,000 - 2 . .416 40.000 26,000 12,000 4002026 10,220 277,000 60,000 Iltagezoldieslaaa Utak .. Atlantic it .L Australian AgrlcuL.... Berlin Waterworks.... Bombay Gm. Limited.. Brit. American Lend .. Bii :# 76 l 125,000 110,00 , 1110,001 'AO OM 150.000 - O . VOOO 10000002 40,000 10,000 is f•:eI 15,066 000,uov Kew item ___ 2%600 90,000 0,000 I Ant - .. so,oool teas, 67 10).0041 10,000 0,0010,000 64000 000 110.00 A 17,000 P2.'"?. I i.!601 21 - 4764. , U OA IlDn GOO 10.000 16.1.14 75,00 C !t, lot t ilicif 10. 8•1‘.*10.1111ag. British Iron arcade fAsid ..... CanadaAgencyAsio.tL) Ceylon Company Cop. It Eng., Pref. 7 p.c CiriPreiceenoe Be. of Deep. Deb. Egyptian Com etird.(L Imam Telegnwe Roe. we Io.Crediktlin.of Loa (L Gm Stem Neely... i Greet eblp (Limited( nn. Vi Vier cent. Ail Hudson flay 20 internaLFlan.Soc.(l4 Dalian IrrikKtion Cana' 100 Do. Bonds 26 ;Joint Stock Dlecount(l 10 Lebeng Tea (Limited) ' 6 ; Lon. District Tel 60 .Lon. Financial Also. (L Ltn. Gen. thantbea &I !Madras Info. & CllOl, 10 Meitner. It. Tel. /Lim 10 NatalLand&Con.Co. (Li 66 I National Dieoount Firrt;odna7o.Talo,,6 * Do. New It:Zealand T.andL (Ilm D. Fish, Austrainetw Oriental Ow Do. New........ .... Ortea In. attn. (ID& • Ottoman Gas Peol Elver Land & %ID Dania and Orin& Stun ' Do. New QuebradaLd.Rd.&!& (L; libymap Iron ... 110 de Jan. City Im.(L' Do. do Soya Mall atom Ilenttisb Amt. lovas &African Irriga.lnv.(L ;South Australian Land Bub A TaL Soria ot A ust(L.l CL STrustALAC U.Canad,, gyr o . Or , n T. 'Via Pd I Cl. 114 117 10 11 pm 70 71 tal 27e 2 Id 4 41 43 St dla 4 4 41001PI"1 34 :2 294 pm 63 3C 55 108 110 38 38 pm 11.1 u 1 04d1$ 21 224 2 1 Am par i am 71 8 1ML 8 Sipa' 3 4pm nt 8f 21,115 47 42 2.1 f dis 14 1 diL 25 1 26 2 2 Idl. I} 04clis 77 72 lipm 2 1 Ws Pm, 49 61 67 68 91 93 9 di 388 46 6 6 pm 6} 66 pm et at • t dls • .11. B 5 116 Pd ICI prig•, 19 19* 2 2 to 22 i : 12 : MI 22 28 1 6 ii 83 92 1 Pm 16 18 Ste 40 3 116 118 116 119 k IPm iPm 106 107 11 la 28 se l pm I f 21 2 dls 3 t damn, 1 1 di.' 4 3 dls 1 11pm par 1 pm 1 1 It 3 P m 319 m 3 4 (114 gar 4 psn 1 2 om 1 2 pm 1* I* * ►l.l* al ' 48 60 77 70 16 18 pm die ; 6 1 - 1 1 po 68 69 140 145 P S 1 m ID e it t I I pas .1 le: 100 100 100 100 100 luo iii too too too too. 100 100 100 1100 1100 Sites, Mt Ant • Oneteedant 81 114 WI Belga& IL 'Ape. 20 104 Belgtas JonoNon If S &Ayres G. Boutherta dli per ▪ ; °opiate. lotenstoo 3/ 10 DI/unbolt & Witepokfl. If 'Dutch Itlmnish 11 14 pm 211 'Bostern of Rum 10 20 on'9d. lueriaa gus. 6. p. all Groat Lanwebourg 131 131 WI MILD Josotlon • NentAllege 1 1.. 7 the 8/ 9 ▪ Do. Owe. Belo.gov 2O 21 all Northwo od re 24 W SAW' &Ayres g. 7p. a lO 104 3/ Do. Lo. do 1 Ipm all Normeglan honk Prot 8t 91 ell ,Ottornsn'emyrnaeldbil 11 12 ▪ Porta.Lyotut sod *Wit 2Ol 401 W Paris •131 Odom 39 61 all Portugueseßalle.Boyel an Reel!. and 2.lroonete4 an ilgo and Donaborg •▪ Royal Delilah an loyal Swedish ▪ I Do. 7 per cent. an lambi' and Maass .. • Dole par cent. Pref. 8 ! oaaPsaioga.li.7 pant. I Do. do. all SARA,* Laus•Vaoatlan 1.1 8.2.0 f Portn.faliperosp I all loathe= of Prows— —1 , Torlo and Savona all ! Do. do all Want Plaodaza _— • I w Do. 84 par osot.Proc an ; ars lftoo ••• or. , 101181(110 021 Pd I unaraira. ll7lrfas Won. I But... 164 17 111 13 9 1 j l i g 19 1 If pm 111 Sti 24 44 Oidis 41 4• 31 die 14.14 itt " tot ti MATIONS. o.lAzionbourgip. act. la!! I_ Do. all Havana sad all Lantanua and Itribourg all North. at Franco sp. et. all Ottoman (Smyrna, lc.) all ?aria (t Lynn*, New all Royal Swedhla jaD Southern of Frames /p.a. ,aaatpt. Has 20 'AU 1W.11121.W.€4/220:04..: : - 20 1 _ 101 1.3 - 111 110 101 00 1 131 - 88 91 - 11 131 - 2 3 - jo to; 11. 12 - 9 1 9 1 - 111 11 - 13 1 1 liO 100 10 100 40 4 101$ •-• Poi _ 4 - s:id: LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE In =craw irimosArn.l READING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) EASTHA3IPSTEAD STA KE.S. Golden Duet Fouteuoy Lioneas READING STAKES. Holt' a mile. Eradamante,Catastrophe f, Elsie, Telaaombe,and Bianca( are here. KING'S MEADOW STAKES. Straight seven furlong.. Fontenoy, Riegelwood, Subini, Churchman, Topsy, Margery, Tom Sayers, and the Emerye are here. BERKSHIRE STAKES. About two miles. Earl of Surrey, Flash in the Pan, Blackdown, and Dotes. tive are here. NURSERY PLATE. About seven furlongs. Lady Wild f, Attraction. Verbena, Damns, Heber, Flat ter, Nervous 0, Elise, anal Fairy are here. STEWARDS PLATE. One mile and • quarter. Melt in the Pen, Baliverne. Renumerater, Everluting, LW, Emma. Kinpwood, and &Helm:try are here. PAID Foarirr.—Church Militant and tittowelL AISIVED.—Sweet Willie, Deerfoot, Eleanor, Toy f. Lau- Midnight, Blanche of Loader, Rambling Kate f, Abernethy, False Step, Neilgherry, Duke of Cambridge, Pelham, Nervous c, Crisis, Churchman, Garotter, Sister to Melecioby, Change, Trump.. Anglo-Saxon, Stainler, Nereus, Balham, Eudora, Lady Williams. Drone, l)ux. Buckhnuod, Vcluptus, Tailor, Signalman, East Sheen, Perseverance, Calliope f, Ripon, Lofts, Wasp g, Golden Dust, Gibraltar, Dictator, Longford, Berkley, Queen of Spain, Maid of Lin eage c, slant to Gladstone, and Oscar. SUICIDE or A MAN IN WOMEN'S CLOTHES.— ) This morning information was forwarded to the cornier of the following determined and somewhat singular suicide. It appears that for some years past • man named Bygrave bad resided its Redcrossetreet, in the Mint, Southwark. Of late his wife had led a very improper life, and he in copse. gnome refused to live any longer with her. On Wednesday he dressed himself in some of his wife's wearing apparel, and deliberately hanged himself in his bedroom. He was cut down, and a surgeon was sent for. but life was quite extinct. The deceased for some time past had shown great weakness of intellect. THE WILATHER.—It in • curious circumstantu i 3 " ' AU " ... , poi money, 93, I, k ; ditto, for account, 934 ; Three that north of Paris the beat has not been so opp 're es ' in that capital. Is London the thermometer ham not are- • Per Cent.- Reduced, 93i, i ; New Three per raged more then 72 F., and we learn from the French , Cents.. 93i, t i ; New Two-and-a-HAI per Cents., coast that both at Dieppe end Etretit last Sunday the :77 ; India 'tuck, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. weather was so chilly as to make a resort to great coats i Stock, loga i neeswary. In the south of Fresco, and also last week C t 61 ' ' " enlaced " Apee paper, 1071 ; ditto at Harm, there hare been noticed extensive showers of i ; r " ' en I • ditto , for account, 108! ; Five midges. ghats, or flies, assuming the proportions of a storm i ve-and-a-Half per Cent .. 116 t. of those Meseta. The India Five per Cent. Stock wee rather better, at 108} to #. being in good demand. St chequer Bills were firmer at ls. dis to 2s. prem International Financial shares were steady at 31 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, at to 1 prem. ; Lon don Financial, at 11 to 11 prem. ; and Egyptian Trading, at to 1 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were firmer in the morning, and touched 2 dis., the preparations for the settlement indicating that the floating supply of shares has much diminished, while the dealers generally appear to be oversold, end were consequently borrowers of the shares in the morning. The closing price, however-21 to 2 dis.—was no better than that of yesterday. A fresh rise has taken place to-day in Agra Bank shares. London and County Bank and Bank of Egypt were quoted rather lower. As regards mis cellaneous shares the only alteration was a slight decline in Copper Miners of England preference. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 131 to I prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 prem. ; Com mercial Union, 2/ to 211 prem. ; London awl Pro vincial Marine, dis. to par ; Universal Marine, to die. ; North British and Mercantile Insur ance, 171 to 18 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 11 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, to 1 prem. ; Oriental Hotels, 1 to 1 prem. ; Castle Hotel (Richmond), Ipar to 1 prem. ; Marine Investment, to 2 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwol. In the mining market to-day, there is not much general business, preparations for the fortnightly settlement occupying chief attention. East Cara don shares have declined 155., on the receipt of unfavourable reports from the mine. Wheal Seton, Kitty St. Agnes, and East Russell are also lower. On the other band, West Chiverton are inquired for and better. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. :—East Cars don, 28i to 29 ; East Cara Brea, 8 to ; West Chiverton, 27 to 29 ; Chiverton, 7to ; East Basset, 79 to 80 ; Wheal Seton, 216 to 220 ; Kitty St. Agnes, 71 to 8} ; East Russell, 3 to 1 ; and Wheal Crebor, 345. to 365. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, and prices are nominally the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. 3 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPERIAL AVICE&GES. IWheat. Bar151).1: 3 1:ta I Rye. i Beans] Pisa July 4 ll 18 444 751 286 liming 6511'3112 94 Oa , 4:175 14 85 454 11419 e 191 721 95E331 84 ale 34 , 114 Aug. 1 8 44e &I 31, 651534 0131, 61 Sas 551 85e 9d blz weekk Aura- ---I-- --- --- gate Average . 4G. 54 30e &Ma 14 37. ,d 3 5 74 365 10d Doti.—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Bye, Beans, and Peas, la Dumas' MORINO TR! noernations lB nit Armada IPILION OP WIIEAT DORM; TIM SIX WI.IILS Prices. Julys July 11 J tily le. ,'July 16.. Aug. 1. Aug & 4 , 6 117 -- 1 • • •• 4 47 .7 7 1 3 , „ . 45 11 . LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BT IZZOTRIO AND LITERNATIONAL TILRGRAPR.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRIRPONDIZIT.) Market coottoue. 6riu, at steady rates. Sales will pro bably foot up 8,000 babe. MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.) ficchtit.—The market is steady but quiet for West hides at previous prices. About LW hbds. of Porto Rico have been disposed of chiefly at Nis. lid. to 37a, and at paths sale part of ~SO bbds. brown at Sic to 345. ; low to finis yellow at 345. 6d. to 40s. 6d. Refined : at the reduced price of . 455. 6d. for brown luaips, and the finer sorts in proportion, there is more disposition to purchase. Coyne has sold at prices which show no material change. Middling Pientation Ceylon, P 7 s . • native, ordinary small, 69a. 6d. ; good and fine, 70.. 6d. to 725. Tat.—There continues to be a fair demand for most de scriptions. At the public sales to be held on Tuesday next nearly half of the quantity to be brought forward will be offered without reserve. . , BILL.—The market is more active. Bellew sold at 9s. • Moongby, 90. ; white, 10.. eid. to 10s. Od. ; good Bas sein. 10s. 9d. ; Necranzie, 3.. to lat. BOX.-1100 puns. have been mold; Demerara, ls. ficl. ; Barbi" la. Bricre.—There is a fair demand for most descriptions. Pepper sold at full prices—fair to good Penang, 31d. to 311 d. Pimento, 21,1. to 21d. Ginter, Jamaica, at 1.. to 2.. advance ; ordinary to fair, We. to 89s. Oman Lignea at moderate prices, 85s. to 87s. Feurr. —The market is quiet for currants—there are borers at late prices, but no sellers. Raisins have sold at easier rates. Valentin out of condition at 31.. Turkey, red, 31s. to 335. SALTPLTRE—The demand coo tinues inactive. Corrox. —The market remains firm; the total sale yesterday were 800 bales on the spot, and 600 for arrival. Jcvz has sold at the previous prices of 201. to 28/. far common to rood : . _ .....____ lismr.-51auilla is in request. Roping sold at 27/. ss. to 28/. ss. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is very quiet. Town tallow is quoted 41a. 2d. net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0 on the spot, 435. ; September (1862), 434. 3d., and 455. for 1863 back ; October to De cember, 45e. to 45c 3d. ; D comber, 45e. 3d. to 45e. 6d. Deliveries for the half week, :,73 make ; arrived, 1,247 make. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. _ . _ . (THIS DAY.) The number of Waits is smaller than for many weeks pun, consequently they met with • ready sale at sa advance on Monday's qu-dations. There 18 also a considerable falling off in the supply of ..Ipop sod lambs. A clearance is effected at higher rates. We are still largely supplied with calves. There in rather more demand, but we cannot quote higher. Our foreiga supply consists of 293 beasts, 2,540 sheep, and 512 calm. llikb cows, 70. rer sums °falba. a. d. a. d. Per mew et 8166. s. d. Seat Scots, Rereads. 4 8 8 0 Rest Last 111-lidsbh 0 II Best Shoat-borne 6 4 4 8 Dent Loespwoole.... 4 6 Second quit beater 30 3 8 Do. do. Share —. 0 0 Calves s. d. o • 4 II 0 • 4 4 Pip — .1 04 0 Do. 44. Marti.— 00 0 0 lantDisadt FILE-bred* 5 0 6 0 Lambe ' 0 6 4 Beasts at market, NO ; am and Lade, 8,330; arms, 653: rip. 100. __ SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moors. Harvey and &oleo report • short supply ; trod* doll. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 80s. to 905.; inferior ditto, 40s. to 70s. ; new ditto, 60s. to 84a. ; clover, old, 90s. to 120.. : ditto, sword out, 80s. to 110 s. ; straw, 265. to Sls. ; clover, Dew, Ws. to 10:e. PROVINCIAL REARM MARKETS. LMMIWOoI. AUGUST 12.-Balee today:-Landon and North Western, 10 .1 11-lAauebester. eihethekl, ant Lineoinstdre, 431 -Midland. 1221-Ditto new account, IN-Routh Eastern. new account. 9"-;-01. Helen's It 'away and Canal T . 134-Ditto (D). 101-Dutch-Rhenish. 14p Pot. n Ma toe Limited, p-PaelfM theam, reetivlng dividend April 1981, 77) en b.-Egyptian Bondi, 104). Mmicintra. Atmeser It -The market was ,islet, but prime were firmer. Consolidated Rank ,Limited, 511 le Ix-Orme Eastern, nest te:e.aint. 501-Dltto A. 471-Great Northern A), next se. owl:, laj -Great Ship. Rs , next account. Os., 75, 9d. - Great Western. fie-Illinois Central. next account. 101.1-Low. don Ana North Western. 102, 11- Danvl2 4o herwhl County Baas •1 p-Mane! cater. ti`enield, and Lincoln, next ac.,4°l-Mciropo. Dian, next accoont. 117-North British, (4)-Ditto, next account, a4)-Guth Yahorti, ic2)-11talooe aml Mersey Marine Imnrane., p.-Bank of MahcheAer Certincatem, 10a Od.- tancathire surance,3:ll. p.-31.31can, nett accuUilt. 3:t-Mercantile Bank, .1.-Confe,'::exte Loan, next account, ffi d -Asltury Carriage Company, es p. BIRMI.P.II AVIUST 12.-Blrmlnaham Wagon share, were hell to.lay :a Y:1-imperial continental Om pilot. a 771 to 504-- Birmintrhan Jaint:stoek hank Ai to - Midland We;.,. A. to 9-, -Rada ay Carriage, hellos at 1341. 9.1. prenh-Birinhighan ‘VaLtr ovsly taw bl.,;ers, at 4 pram. Butane.. very quiet. FATAL Ac , WENT BY MACHINERY. —(TaINDAy.)-- This mornisg information was received by Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westoduster. of the death of Chas. Hoffer, aged 3G, engineer to Mains. Loess, the builders of Belvedere-read. Lambeth, through the following frightful accident. The unfortunate man was attending to the machinery used for cutting large blocks of atone, when he missed his footing and fell between the pooderous working beam of the engine and the wall, and before the steam could be shut off. which, however. was quickly done, the poor fellow was fearfully injured, his right leg being completely smashed and his aim much hurt. With all hasty be wee extricated, and at ores convoyed to Westminster Hospital, where amputation was performed by the houseeurgeon. Mr. Ilnrradge, but the unfortunate man gradually sank and expired. LoNt.EVITY IN IRELAND.—Amonf4 the 5,798,967 pergola enumerated in Ireland at the MINIM of MI no lees than 742 are returned as being of the age of 100 years and upwards ; 278 of these aged persons were men, And 484 were women. 1140m.suri. —The Dutch government ha+ just conceded the working of all the State railway* to a votopaer placed nailer the patronage of the Dutch Cri'dit Mobilier. - reass. 7 471 f 81 361 58 - 821 8