The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-14 00:00:00

LA.VENT.4BLE DEATH toF A PRINTER BY DRuWAINu.—SPEcIAL VERDICT. INQUEBT.—(ritis DAY.) This morning Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner for Middlesex, opened an inquiry at the Dreen Man Tavern, Highktreet, Poplar, relative to the death of Mr. Frederick ,lames Johnson, a;ed 9,R years, a master printer, carrying on business at Cleveland.itreet, Mile-end•road, Stepney, who died from drowning, under the following painful circumstances : John Ederliras, of No. '29, Samnebstreet, St. George's-in the-East, said that he met the deceaaell on Sunday morn ing last in Redman's. row, Mile.end. Ile (deceased) pro posed a trip on the river to Greenwich, and they walked to Limehouse, where they engaged a small beat off Duke's shore. They returned about 10 o'clock in the evening, and after giving up the boat they agreed to un•lress themselves and go into the water as they were both expert swimmers. They went down the river to Fletcher's dockyard, where witness lost sight of the deceased, who had suddenly gone down. Witness saw a man ou hoard the Prince of Hesse steam-tug, and asked him if he had seeo anything of the deceased. He replied, " Yea, I think be has goo. down there," pointing to the spot where deceased bad sunk. Witness was swimming all this time, and begged of the man on the tug to lend him his small beat to seek after the deceased, 'but be said, " The boat will ant carry anyone." The watchman from Fletcher's Dock obtained the drags, but damaged was not found until the following day. The brother of the deceased, who was deeply affected, complained of the inhuman conduct of the man on the night watch on beard the steam tug. The deceased might, h e I said, have been easily saved, if the man had put off ia his boat. Witness bad made inquiry, and froin what he could learn the deceased was calling for help several minutes before he finally disappeared. The Coroner said there was no law to punish such • fellow, butt everyone must cry shame on him fur his gross and in human conduct. The whole of the jury concurred in the opinion of the learned coroner, and returned a verdict to the effect "That the deceased died from drowning io the river Thames while bathing, and the jury cannot separate without expressing their indignation at the inhumanity of the man on beard the Prince of Hesse steam tug, who might have saved the life of the unfortunate deceased." The inquiry then terminated. SALISBURY AND YEOVIL RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The ordinary half-yearly meeting was held at 1 o'clock at the officer., No. 2, Leadeoball-street ; Mr. JOHN CHAPMAN, chairman of the company, in the chair. The following report was taken as read : "The directors have pleasure in calling the attention of the proprietors to the annexed statement of the earnings for the half-year ending the 30th of June last, as contrasted with those of the corresponding half-year of 1862, from which it will be seen that, notwithstanding the ab sence of traffic created by the Exhibition of last year, there has been a gross increase of 3,1081. 14s. 6d. It is satisfactory to observe that, since the opening of the line. the traffic has been steadily progres sive, giving the beet assume, of the continued prosperity of the undertaking. The earnings for the half-year ending the 30th Jim* 1863, are 24,208/. Ba. 6d. • the earnings for the correspo nding half-year of 1862 were 21,0991. 14s. ; increase, 3,108/. 14s. 6cl. The traffic for the year ending the 30th of June, 1863, is equal to 26/. per mile per week, or 54,0421. 4s. 4/1. ; the traffic for the year ending 30th June, 1862, was 22/. Is. Id. per mile per week, or 45,874/. 3e. Id. : showing an increase of 31. 18e. 11d. permits per week, or 8,168/. Is. 3d. After deduct ing working expenses, government duty, interest, and all other charges the accounts now presented show a balance of 8,261!. se. 6d. ; the baLmoe on revenue account from last half-year is 2,194/.17.. 9d. ; available for dividend, 10,456/. 3e. 3d. The dividend of 5 per cent. to be paid to the preference shareholders will need2,7l6/. tte.6d.; balance, 7,799/.13.,94-, out of which the directors recommend that a dividend should be declared on the ordinary shares, at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum—this will require 6,855/. 14e. 4d. ; leaving a balance to be carried forward to . the credit of the current haLf.yeer's actount of 883/. 19a. sd. The dividends will be payable on and after the 17th instant." The CHAIRMAN congratulated the shareholders on the steady increase in the traffic, and the steadiness of that is crease he thought was the best assurance that it would con tinue. Whea the whole line was doubled they would have • great trunk line to the West of England, and their line would become a sort of Lancaster and Carlisle, or in other words the bridge over which all the through traffic trammel to west madmen. The report was unanimously adopted. The dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum on the preference stock and 4r per cent. on the ordinary stock, which the chairman said he hoped would be 5 very soon was confirmed and declared. A vote of thanks was accorded on the motion of Mr. Butt, seconded by Mr. Lambert, to the chairman and directors, who were complimented for their very suoceenful management and for the able manner in which they bad conducted the negotiations with the South Western, and it wee added that but for the unremitting ezertioos of the chairman the line could never have been carried out. The CHAIRMAN, in reply, said that he bed been ably assisted by the deputy-chairman and his other colleagues. AR he had to claim credit for was that he had found the money when it was wanted. MYSTERIOUS Daare.—Late last evening an in quest was held by Mr. Carttar, the coroner for Surrey, at the Gleocesterarms, Gloucester-road, Old Kent.road, on the body of M. Clegg, engraver, of Oeorgs.street, Camber well. Oa Tuesday night, about half-put 11, the deceased was taken to the above home by a man sod woman, who mid they found him lying on the footway near the house — to all appearance dead. The landlord ascertained immedi ately that he was not dead, and seat for a surgeon living in the neighbourhood, who, it is mid, refused to come, and the deceased died in about ten minutes after his admis sion into the house. The deceased's waistcoat was torn, and his coat turned completely over his bead. The coroner adjourned the inquest till Moodsy next for the purpose of having • prat mortem examination made. and also for the attendance of the woman who helped to take deceased to the public-house. The body premets • frightful spectacle, the eyes being almost forced out of the head. From the lonely nature of the locality it is expected the deceased came to his death by foul means. SURPICIOCS Dora. —Last evening Mr. Bird, the coroner for the western district of Middlesex, held an inquest at the West London Hospital, Hammersmith, upon the body of Charles Hornsby. aged: 5, who was found lying Insensible in the Hammersmith-road on Tuesday night. It appeared that the deceased was a dairyman residing at East Sheen, and on Tuesday last be went to town with a friend in • light spring cart, taking with him a large sum of money. They visited some public-houses, and the last time the deceased was seen alive was iu the company of two men outside • public.hourie in the neighbourhood of Piccadilly. He left town about 11 o'clock at night, and at that time he had some money left in his possession. At 12 o'clock he was found by two men (who bad stopped his home and cart in the Broadway, Hammersmith) lying on the off side of the Hammersmith-road, opposite the Red Cow Tavern, a quarter of a mile nearer London. Fla was taken to the West London Hospital, when it was discovered that he had re ceived • fracture of the skull of • star shape close to the right ear. He was immediately attended to by Mr. Alder soo, the house surgeon, but he never rallied &eddied on Wednesday midday. The situation of the fracture and the fact of no money befog found on the deceased lead to the supposition that the injury which resulted fatally was not the result of accident, but that the deceased had been foully dealt with. There was no dirt or gravel about the wound as might have been expected in the cam of • fall from • cart. But the appearance of the injury was such an would result from a blow from • heavy stick or bludgeon. Coder the suspicious eireumste nem the jury returned • verdict, "That deceased died from • fracture of the skull." SPORTING evu ioAcul;a7=iie " ;;llooMg seaßon, which is always a source of much pimento and healthy excitement to those who love the sports of the field, and which is invariably looked forward to with much anticipated eujoymeat, is now rapidly appreachiog, and if the reports be true that the game is pleatif el there will be no lack of sport this year, pro vided the gentlemen who preserve game keep a strict surveillance over the covers. Pouching in this locality has already commenced in earnest, and a rather formidable looking band of manrauden, have gathered together and taken op their abode in Stamford. Nightly these " birds of prey " ttay be seen going oat with all the materials ne cessary for carrying ou their nefarious practices, sod at au early hour in the looming they may be watched skulk ing into the town by different ways, heavily lade, with the spoils of the night chase. A few evenings ago a gang of four stalwart rulfiauly-looking fellows, armed with guns, were seen on the road between Kettoa village sod Barrowdez-heath by one of the Rutland constabulary eta. tiooed at the former villsee ; but finked of watching the poscben to ascertain which route they took, the policeman hastened to Stamford to inform the borough force of what he had seen, and when qdestioned it appeared he neither knew the parties nor the direction they bad taken • con sequently the fellows (the leader of whom is suppos ed to be the notorious Ross) got clear off with the game. Again, early on Wednesday morning another party were seen entering the town heavily laden with something.—Stamford Mercury. DUBLIN METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.—We under stand that a project is now being matured under the air piece of Sir John Macneill and Mr. Hetuaos, which, while connectieg all the railways having their termini in will not interfere with the streets of our city. or even in jurioualy affect the put tic thoroughfares io the outlets. The reputation acquired by those distinguished engineers, io the construction of nearly all the arterial lines to Ireland, should give some assurance that nothing will be attempted by then calculated to enlist the hostility of the citizens, or to induce the public to undertake a scheme which, from its great expense, would require as enormous traffic to make it remunerative.—Dublin &riling Mail. A Mosaics ALCIBIADEA.—The Irish papers pub liah • straw story, of a boy coolly defying a railway train. According to the report, the lad eat himself on the rails of a line near Waterford, and, on the train approaching, be not only refused to move. but placed himself in an attitude of deltaic,. The engine•man saw the perilous position of the boy, and fortunately was enabled to stop the train before it came up to him. The lad wee taken before the magistrates, but was disznisezd with a caution. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (1117 =BMW TILIGIAPH.) READING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR FORBURY STAKES. About 7 furlongs. Age st lb Age et lb Dominic Sampson 5 blO Telegram .... ....... 3 7 6 Nereus Cadiz THAMES HANDICAP. One mile and three-quarters. Gibraltar, Fontenoy, Kiogewood, Sweet Willie, Remune rator, and Quicksand are here. - - W H ITL EY STAKES . 000 mile. ...... Gamecock, ttalbam, Gibraltar, Earl of Surrey, atliverne, Topsy, !labial, Kingsvood, Waap g, Detective, Dictator, and Calliope c are here. THE ABBEY STAKES. Fire furlonga. Eastmioster, Garotter, Cristo, Lady Willi/ma, and Lord Cochrane are here. ENTRY FOR THE STAND PLATE. Half-mile. Age at 11, Age a lb Fast Sheen Tom Fool Mountain Buck .. llrrAgOrla Juliet Gipsy Girl . .. ... 3 11 0 Kennett 3 0 Miter to Melsonby .. 3 712 Tom Sayers Lairs Vigil Peahen Celts Calliope c.ilt Good for Nothing.... 4 7 7 gleaner 2 9 Netlgherry 3 7 8 Impoeition ...... .. 2 10 (Illeerl of the Gipsies 3 7 5 Elsie " 7 'Prone Man Won ARRIVED. --Crime's!le, Violet, Willis the Beau, Vindield, Hampton Court, Plush c, De Grey, and Domini. Sampson. =lab and Scotch' Amelia 1 Total Wheat pea 1010 1 5 . 993 ; 0900 i Barley. Malt. i Oats. Flour. qrs. qrs. qrs. bell. sacks. 10 1010 11) .. 280 goo : : 2 1 4 52 601 Mb) leo 970 1910 04190 !12290 400 LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (By Lamm AND ncrisaNATioxer. TILIORLPE.) (MN OUR OWN CORRISPONDZST.) COTTON.—The market keeps steady. Sales probably 6,000 balm Coax.—Fair attendance. Wheat. a low dragging sale at about Id. per cental decline. Flour very little doing, and rather easier. Indian corn, a little weaker ; mined, 2tio. Id. Transactions moderate. Egyptian beans steady. Oats and oatmeal rather lower ; very little doing. is lanI a n to / sm. ata :100 BL 1 11073 34. 100 100 34. 101 144. ,101 81. .100 811, 'lOO 34. 1 100 34, 100 84. 100 it 7 gZ Si. !iii St 1100 k_. 100 St. 1100 ei ion 64 4s at is 11” 100 S R s:. 100 :1 1 i ° st. 'too st, SR 100 St. 1 100 St. 1 100 et. .100 ac 100 SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctome. The railway market is flat to-day, and prices have receded in some instances. Caledonian stock is prominently heavy, and has de clined I per cent. Great Northern has also receded 4, and London and North Western and Great Western, 4. Midland has risen A. The fortnightly settlement will be concluded to-day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1014 to i; Great Western, 654 to 664 ; Midland, 1292 t to Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1134 to ; Great Eastern, 50 to 4, ex div. ; Caledonian, 119 to ; South Eastern, 92i to I ; Great Northern, 124 to 125 ; Metropolitan, lle to I ; and London and South Western, 1051 to 106 j. Bombay and Baroda, East Indian, and Great Indian Peninsula stocks are inquired for, other Indian lines being steady. Canadian and foreign railway securities are quiet. AB Y tIabANNI AND lb.. IPd I LII.WATIL I Clefts, Woos Nam to-dbY yasurgay. bo 1 m. rua,welsatourret Boston. &NSA Bristol sad Itsslet -. pork sod Sandra...— Ds. • •so Wv. Ingle B I p.s. piddle & &slain end leUm4 Tea Dand..Partll.& &beau. . Zdthborsnand °Lwow b a & Western nai Do. A Stock Do. East Anglian Stk. Gina Nag' at iloottsAJ Great Danboro IDo.A t Area . Godly. lut• IDo. 11 j tllip et. Is pskt Gt. &Mkt% West Ore eroot Western I - lialiOirraTAKUN . th. .tirarealgroa °Agar. 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Consols are now quoted the same as they closed yesterday. In home railway stocks the only movement of importance is a re lapse in Caledonian. Foreign stocks are in good demand, and the course of prices for Mexican, Spanish Passive, and Greek has been upwards. This is settling day in shares and foreign stocks. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente& opened at 611 r. 40c., being per cent. lower than yes terday. The Bank of France return shows a decrease of 560,0001. in the coin and bullion. Console are now quoted 924 to 935, for money, and 931 to 1, for the account (September 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 1, 921, 931; ditto for account, 931; Three per Cents. Redumd, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1 ; ditto Bards, 165., 19s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, is. dia, 2s. prem. ; ditto Juue, 2s. prem., is. din. Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds have both advanced, the former having been last purchased at 391, and the latter at 331. Greek were marked as high as 331, but are now only 1 better than yesterday afternoon, at 331 to 1. Egyptian and Venezuelan Bonds of 1862 are firm. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 92 to 93 ; that of 1858, 71 to 4 ; that of 1862, 68 to 1, being better ; and the Consolidts3, 481 to 491. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 931 ; Chidian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 86 ; Egyptian, 1041, 4, 101 ; Greek, 331 ; ditto, for account, 331, 1, 1 ; ditto Coupons, 151, 1 ; Italian, for account, 711, 71 ; ditto Mareunnaua Railway, 791, 79 ; Mexican, 381 ; ditto, for account, 385, 1, 331 ; Russian, 1850, 90; ditto, 1862, 921, j ; Spanish Passive, 331 ; ditto, for account, 331, ; ditto, Certificates, 121 : ditto, fur account, 121 ; Turkish, 1831, 921 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 711, 71 ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 76 ; ditto, 1862, 671, 681 ; ditto, for account, 681, 68 ; ditto, 1863, 44 dia. ; Venezuela, 1862, 57. The Confederate Loan is without variation, at. 24 to 22 discount, and Italian scrip at 1, 1 ; to Ig prem. . . . International Financial shares arc quiet, at 31 to 4 prem. General Credit and Finance aro rather firmer, at to lg prem., while London Financial have receded to lg to lg prem. Hudson's Bay shares arequoted 2g to 2, 1 ; dis., being flat ; and Egyptian Trading, to 1 prem.. The advent to office of a new iinance minister at Madrid is evidently regarded with great interest by the holders of Spanish Passive Bonds. Much pressure is being used to obtain the settlement of the Passive Debt, and it is well understood at Madrid that the question has now reached such a stage that its speedy arrangement in a satisfactory manuer is becoming imperative. The influx of gold to the 11.uk continues. The amount taken there yesterday was 98,0001. The steamer Hansa, from New York, has brought 17,000/. in specie for England. The Ajax has arrived at Liverpool from lilatamoras with a supply of Mexican dollars. The Seine, from the West Indies, has brought 233,700/. in specie. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,6081. over last year ; the Great Northern au iucrease of ' 1,0791.: the Midland an increase of 3,1441. ; the Great Eastern a decrease of 1071. ; the Manches ter Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,102/. ; the North Eastern an increase of 5,0191.; and the Great Western a decrease of 3,7411. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 31st July were 8,909/.,being 1,147/. more thou in the corresponding week of last year. British Columbia Government Six per Cent. Debentures for 50,0001. were offered to public com petition yesterday by the agents general for crown colonies, of which 41,4001. were disposed of at prices varying from 104 (the minimum) to 108, the average rate on the whole being 1031. is. 3d. The balance, amounting to 8,800 1 /. was withdrawn. The money raised by this loan is to be applied to the opening out of roads between the capital and the gold fields, a want which is severely felt in the colony, and the supplying of which will go far to ensure the rapid d-velopmeut of trade and the prosperity of the mining and agricultural popula tion. It notified that the subscription list for the Matanzas and Sabanilla Railroad Company's bonds will be closed to-morrow at three o'clock, the re quired amount having been subscribed. The half-yearly interest is announced ou Panama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1872. A call of U. is to be paid on the new shares of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank by the 24th instant. The letters of allotment to applicants for shares in the City of London Hotel Company were poeted last night, and we are requested to state that Mr. Whiclicord, of Walbrook, and Mr. (1. F. Anderson, a director of the Clarence Hotel Com pany, Dover, and of the Brighton Hotel Company, have joined the direction in place of Mr. Hudsell and Mr. Moadta, who have retired. We are requested to state that the share list of the Marine Investment Company (Limited) will be closed on the 31st inst. . . With regard to the wine supply and the vintage of the present year, it appears from a communica tion from a well-informed correspondent that the sanguine expectations of an abundant vintage, I which the spring gave promise of, are doomed to disappointment as regards wane of our principal wine sources, from the long uoutinuaueo of scorch ing heats ; these have been perhaps the niost severe in Spain. The report from Xerez de la Frontera is, that the scarcity of rain since the spring and somestrukes of oidium have much crimpled and para. lysed the growth of the fruit ; and again, tLe con stancy of African easterly wind and the intense heat have parched and burned up great quantities, so that the promised abundance is converted into what can now be but a twenty vintage for 1863." The annexed memorandum gives the substance of intelligence of a late date fru.o Japan The ishabitants of Kai:taper& were in intense excitement On 4021..111t of an order prutuulgated V. is said by the Mirk*, which could not be gainsaid by the Tycoon, driving all foreigners from the country. Nothing could be ascertained about the movements of the English admiral for the future, and large bands of rovers wine sad to be very near Kona. taws, • bile bodies of the Tycoon's troops were stktioned in the place ostensibly for the protection of the foreigners, but thought to be for the purpose of executing the Shako'. order. Thu Emigration Commit-loners Lave taken up the ship Northumberland for the conveyance of passengers from Plynimith to Adelaide. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 12, compared w ith that fur the previous week, shows the following changes : Obeulation issue Circulation active ... Public deposits 5,754.t.63 footsie" 177.595 Other del cella Government securities is banking departmont Othersecuritme in banking department Ooin and bullion is both 1 departments 13,010,519 Increase 195,1134 Seven day and other bills 676.010 increase 10.104 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes &coin in basking department). 8,429,701 Imams 610,549 These changes are of a favourable character. Although the demand for money at the Bank hail during the last two or three days presented indica tions of revival, there is a decrease of no less Oise 681,3944 in the private securities, and—owing chiefly to this movement—an increase of neatly lequal amount in the reserve. The coin and bullies have likewise increased, notwithstanding the tent ! porary absorption of coin in the provinces and the 1 withdrawal of 100,000 sovereign& for Brazil. BANK OF &NOLAND —An Account pursuant to tre Act It and Kb Vic., c. 32, tar the week ending on Wo.tocialay, A Uglid 12, 1864. !totes Issued laettn MASTIC:Mt. . L 15,624,920 • Government debt.. s:11,0141101 Giber securities.... SAWN@ Gold coin and bul lion Silver bullion 1.28,824.940 11A11.11.3 DI rairletors' Capital 414, 4 653,000 428.= Public Deposita gib chiding Etehey. Mar. Beaks, Coe:- ails. of Nattolial Debt, sad Div. Accts.) Other Depoelts 10,070,30e Seven depend other Pala MAU August 13. I t 63. £37,9 0,5:77 14.1174,910 cm,eus PIATSZIFT. Government Secu rities Jr:eluding Dead Weight An nuity) Other Securities 4Va.Ma utm 7,663,•16 _ G 044 sad Silver ' ' Coin 865,930 MARSHALL, Chef Gaslncr. THURSDAY ETA:lonia. The demand for money, both at the Batik of England and in the general market, M. 13 again active, and only iu exceptional cases was buaiuesa done below four per cent. The demand to-day was probably increased by the Stock Exchange settle ment, but is chiefly attributed to the large, though temporary, requirements of the agricultural CIASICS at this season. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1 for the 9th September, were first marked to-day 931. and closed at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 921 to 931. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931,, 93, 1, 93 ; ditto for accouit, 931 ; Three per Coda. Reduced, 931, I ; New Three per Cents., 934, ; 30 Years Annuities, 1583, 15f ; lied See Telegraph, 211 ; India Stock, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1081, ; ditto bonds, 175., 19s. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was again f better, at 108 k to 1. India Bonds were dealt iu at 17s. to 19s. prem., and Exchequer Bills at Is. dia. to 2s. prem. The foreign stock market was better in the in ,ru ing, and, though comparatively dull in the after noon, retains much general steadiness. International Financial shares were steady at 3f to 4 prem., and General Credit firmer at 1 to 1 prem., while London Financial remain at lf to If prem. ; and Egyptian Trading, at 1 to 1 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were rather flatter, closing at 21 to 21 dis. The transactions in bank shares were to less that the average extent. Bank of Queensland, Britiak and American Exchange lkiuk, and Union Rink of England and France were quoted rather lower. Imperial Bank were inquired for. There was a rise of about 1/. in Atlantic Royal Mail, and of 103. in Van Diemen's Land. Bombay Gas shares wore rather flat. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 131 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 prem. ; Com mercial Union, 2) to 21 prem. ; Universal Marine, k to 1. dis. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1k to 11 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows:—Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, 3 to 1 prem. ; Oriental Hotels, i to 1 prem. ; Castle Hotel (Richmond), par to 1 preen. ; Marine Investment, / to 1 prem. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quoensl..mi, and Victoria Government Debentures were in demand, and have improved. NINES.-(TUTS DAY.) Two o'Cuwx. In the mining market the transactions are not large, owing partly to the settlement, which will be completed to-day. East Caratlon shares are rather firmer, and Great South To is request, while Tincroft, Great Fortune, and Wheal Seton are flutter. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz. :—East Caradon, 281 to 291 ; East Caro Brea, 77, to ; Tincroft, 21 to ; Wheal &ton, 213 to 220; East Basset, 79 to 80; Chiverton, 7to ;•Drakewalls, 14 to 1: 4 1 ; Great Fortune, ?rote 30; Wheal Crebor, 335. to 365. ; South Toktui, 40 to 45 ; East Russell, 3 to 4 ; East GrenvOle„ 3to ; Bryn Gwiog, 31; to 324 ; Norti. Creity, 34 to ; and West Chiverton, 28 to 29. Foreign and colonial mining shares have bee& little I leslt in, and exhibit no variation in value., United Mexiean have chamgel hands at 4.'„ being steady. Au extraordinary meeting of the Elbe Colliery Company is convened for the 21st inst., to coi.'i rm resolutions passel at the meeting on the 31 st .l:ay, for altering the regulations of the company. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LA NE. —(THIS DAY.) The supply of English wheat received fresh up to our market this morning, coastwise and by land carriage, was very moderate. Notwithstanding that the show of samples of both old and new was limited, the demand was in a sluggish state, at prices about equal to Monday. Some of the new wheat. were in very fine condition. Red sold at from 44a. to 48s. ; and white, 4Se. to sfis. per quarter. 'fhesehow of foreign wheat was seasonably large. Good and fine qualities supported late currencies ; but the btui• new doing in them was limited. Low and damp parcels moved off heavily, at barely late rates. Floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth were VII 7 and, in some instances, prices had a drooping tendency. We were again scantily supplied with barley. Factors, generally, were firm in their demands ; but the inquiry was wholly restricted to small parcels, at previous currencies. There was a fair demand for malt—the show of which was moderate—at unaltered quotations. The supply of oats was moderate. Most kinds moved off slowly. Pri ce s, however, were supported. In beans vary little was passing on former terms. Peas met a slow sale, but we cannot call them cheaper. The flour trade was in a sluggish state, at Monday's currency. Linseed was firm in price. Otherwise the seed trade was somewhat heavy. In caltra very little was doing. CUk&ENT PILICLS. ENGLISH. Per Qr. WHEAT. & I. Itasez,Kent, red 1041 40 to 44 „ Ditto, new 55 to 58 Ditto, white 40 to 51 Ditto, new 44 to 46 NOrfolk and ilasoln red BAUM Malting Dletulios Grinding WI to 28 Malt. Grey Paver. Norfolk, and Maple White Maxagan Tick Harrow , Suffolk tio to 66 Kingston and Ware 67 to 68 Brows Old and new 34 to 37 Oar& English. feed lB to 83 „ potato 23 to 27 /ow - _ Per Qr. Dantsto and iiozugs• - • berg So to 69 Rostock & Rocklin- _ R:h . 48 to 86 soft Antiniean, red „ whits . _. _ BAKU!. _ . _ Grinding DistilUng Malting ons. 24 to 28 . SO to St FLOCIL_ Dutch, brew lB to IS teed ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &0., CARRIAGE, FROM AUOUST MINCING LANE.- 7 (THIS DAY.) SCGAIL—There is an Improved demand at full Price s, but the indisposition to sell unless at higher rates has caused the sales of British West India to be lees numerous. The public sales of foreign have been small, and there being • good demand nearly all that has been offered baa found buyers at full pnoes. Refined has been dull of sale at declining prices, common brown lumps having sold at 4-h. Gd. COPPICL —The limited public sales of Ceylon held during the week have gone off heavily—Plantation at 6.1. decline, and Native at • alight reduction. Cocoa.—For common qualities of Colonial there is a fair demand at firm prices. TEA.—There has been • more active demand during the week for all qualities. Rim—The market is steady, but not active. Rum continues quiet. . . . . . . Smems.—The parcels offered this week met a fair demand at full price' for Penang —pepper, fair to good, sold at :ifd. to 31d • also some business privately in Singapore at Std. Pimento sold at 21d. to 21d. Ginger, Jamaica, at 'h. advance ; ordinary to fair, 625. to 89s. Carla Lignea SU. to Ka. SAurcrar..—The market bas become dull and inactive. CorroN.—There has been a 6rm market during the week, at prices in favour of the sellers. JUTE hu sold at the former =money, 20/. to 344. for common to good. HEMP. —The market for Manilla is lean active; prices unchanged. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is dull, at the subjoined quotations : —Town tallow, 41s. 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 435. ; August to September, 43e. 3d. ; October to De ember, 43e. to 43e. 3d. ; December, 455. tid. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADEN/HALL. - Hides : Prices : 56th. to 64165., 21d. to 3d. ; 64th. to 721 b.., 3d. to 31d. ; 72114. to SOlbs.. 3.1. to 44. ; 80Th.. to 88th.., 30. to 44d. ; 8811.. to 96th.., 4/1. to 4td. ; 96th.. to 1041b5., 4d. to sd. Horse bides, 9a. 6d. to lls. Qtlf .kin.. light, 3s. to 4e. ; full, 74. BEamormerr.-Bbeep skins, Lambs. 2s. 9d. to 4.. 9.1.; polled, 3a. 9d. to da. 3d. ; Downs, 3s. to 3s. ed. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masan. Patteoden mind Smith report the arrival of the first poeket of sew English hope in the Borough this morn iog, grown by Mr. C. 31 anwariog, Breochley, Kent, and sold by W. Austen and Co. to R. and T. Collie on account of Marrs. Boddiagton nod Co.. brewers, Manchester. The market is not likely to be supplied until the 16th or 18th of Sept. Prices firm. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Walls End Hatton, 18e. ; Walls Eod Lambtoo. 17s. 9d. ; Walla End Haswell, 18e. ; Walls Eod South Hatton, 18a. ; Walls End TrOndon Hartlepool. 17.. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. Gd. ; Wall. Eod Braddyls Hatton, 16n. *I; Walls End South Hallos, 16a 9J. ; Walls End Heolth 16. 9.1. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 16e. ; Walls End Hellos, 16s. 9d.; Wall. Eod Eden Main, 16.. 3d. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 17a. ; Walls End Ton. stal, 11.. 9d. ; Walla End Fnunwellgate, 16s. 3d. ; Walk market. er Primrose, 128.9 d.; Bates' Hartley, 16e.-78 ships at A HINT FOR THE Horse or CONMON3.—A fresh spoilt:atlas of electricity has just been made in an apparatus for voting presented to the parliament of Vienna. Each of the deputise ham before him, at hi. seat in the chamber, two knob., owe white and the otter black. and the vote is given by pressing one of them. Two frames are placed by the side of the president, upon one of which the affirmative votes appear as white point. on a black ground, and the De. Native upon the other, In black spots on a white ground. e.b pressure of the deputy's hand oo the knobs is narked by electricity upon one of the tablets, according to the vote which he wishes to give. 162 166 160 136 81 14 1 4 183 113 145 BRITI3II Mill Ed._ uoW. Li Der. G. Con. (Zarb* Drakmans ii4Tiisapet r Mona) • • East Clogou Gold (Lis, Nut Carodos We. Heard (ravtatk.) Gambler & Pt. Aubru. Gnat South Wog G. Wit. You (Heaton) Oreevi Herod 5.f00t.... Maytag Downs lady Bertha Margaret (Gm Want) Marks Valley Merrody Iron On • • • PI ewßetou North Downs .. North Boskear N. we. Basset (Mope) North Wheal dotty Par dine. (St. Massy) Providence (U. lehaM) Boakear Notreth L Carideo Oa Cleeri dint Brea (Mogan) L W. Frames (Mope) Stray Park Tamar SlLetteed Mn.C lit Croft West Beret (Mogul W. Oaradon (Ltekrard) WOl deter WL Bunn (Mope) we. Ballet Medzath) Wheal Ludeott W. Mary on ()4 olden I Wheal Seto° WA. Trelawney flask ,1 WhMI Union 2lj UAL 2.6.9. It 10.6. T. 6181 ed MIS.* 801.171. e 4.10.8 VORIIGN MINIM. 1 PO CL prices. 114 117 16 11 pm Do do 186041 Da VA!' .. _ Do B $ Do 0 WI Olstee sc !la a k !ioa OR .100 k 100 dt 100 it. 'lOO St. 100 ,100 it. 100 Do. ...... Vol' ii;:as Vlokyle SW • Plmdo Waterford et !C dam, Zt ar =:— r Disto Z sue, PIAFIRJI24CI 1 Pd. I RAILWATA. 100 !Brlatol&Breterep.o.Btkl 100 !Caledonian Quar. SG , ! all Cork and Bandon 619 0 all 'Cornwall, 6 per oink all !Ona.Perta.e Abor.Juo. 100 Edlnar Glaapw Sp. at. 1 100 Itellsk,Perth,Mn.,4.9. C. 100 Gt. &Lite ra, E. C. ,6 p. cent., No. 1 100 D°. do. No. 1 106 'Do. do. 6 percent. pref 100 !Do. h. Anglian A. 69.0 1 'lOO Do. do. A, 7 per cent , 100 'Do. &Union, Op. clgua 1 100 Do. do. 6 per cent. gua 1 100 Do. Norf. 6p. c. 0,..1861' 106 Do. 61 per ct. prof., 1867' 100 Do. 6p. ct. Weveney V. ,100 Greed Northern, 6p. et. ,100 Do.6o.rorLa4 10 p.ct.pak. 100 Do. {epee Gerd. , 100 , D0.bp.0.r0d.a46 9.o.pur all 'Ot.N.litotland, tat Prof 6 Gt. Weat.lßorluet Hants 100 1 rim redeems. 41 p. JOB : 100 Do. redone. 4p. oeu 100 Do. Inedeans. p. 01 100 Do.6p.d.rodetan Prat 'lOO Do. Blink Oua. Stock 100 Do. Arm Pref. Stoc 100 , Do. Cheat. Gua. Stock ' lOO ! Do.ChestarPLlG. 6p.c. 1100 1 Do. do. do. (*p.c. 100 Lae-a Yorkoh. 6 p. 0.51 100 iLim.dilslgot.ep.o.ou• No. 1 .100 I el - Do.lip.o. do. No. 100 Do.op.c. do. .. 100 Dab f.o. do. No 100 Do. a. p. do. 1100 Do. 0. oprt .9 do 100 Do. Tp.o. PriCatock .100 1/10.9p.0.d0.(W.N.Ja1Y 1100 Do i tg o. (MT. dot. ttl Ot 1 100 11.114419991 and Dor, les ,LaN W.Coca N un. os. 100 I L,did.W.7p.c.llc lotottd. et. 100 Lou duud orr) and ham,. 94. 100 itsollbot.t lAuc.dp.ot f _M I Do. it ei 411 sy flit . I 10 6 Dotedeolasb4 6 poi ht. 1 160 If &and Coos.6p.e6took et. INS Do.Ooso. br.& 13.0p.e M. 100 Do. N p. ct. Peet Sloe, at. 100 Do. Lel. & H whin p.e dt. 600 Norfolk 6p. et. Kt Steels 81. WO !North Drttlah 6pa pew et 100 ! Do. Now Goa. Op. et 16 all Dotiorder Uuloo itt? 46. 1100 IN.ltaa.—Coott r.trr• 17 6i D. do. ds 10 j U , Do. Lipids 6p. et. No. 1 6O 10 I_ On York. n. 36. port. FS I al 14a11 - 8 - ilio7drbir -s i: SI ' Scottish Coot. New Peel. St. 100 Soot. p.et. Postai St. 100 Do.Abor. p.c. St. 400 I Do. 7P et. Peet. 314/61 10 all . 11. Devon ]riled 44 p. o. 1.04 all 11.104,(114od. An. 111.0.8 114. 100 Do. W per coot St. 100 Do. 111441 p•e coat St. 100 S. War gua. 4p. Not St. 100 L Yoatatdro 4p.e. du IS all StoottDsitlogtoo 60. c 06 aJI Do. do. B 4 P C 16 all Do. do. ffol6i.a.! St. 100 Taff Vale Preference ' St. 100 Watar.at 14111uraucylp.e ) Rt. 100 77.1u4-011.latgua.at SC 100 Do. do. =d do I St. 100 Do. Now,. 6 p.ct. Prot , St. JOS ,D0.d0.1000.11p.0t. pnl., IORZION IL, N IL* a. SILIPtII en nnSwarp s A...widens TS an India&a.Pr►B. ID On Belgians Junction I b.Apros O. Southrrai di all eVome, Ittong.oo . 10 Dunaborg WdeptiLL le Damns nnvsnab ..... 1 an Innis= of Trance IS all SW Russian gun. 6. p. a al .Great 131 an Dalin Amain ▪ Naandiess B Ike Si an Do. sppaPrtl It* gov. So all Northam of all N. Kan DAyros s. 7p. e lO Do. Co. do all Norwegian Trunk Prat I. all ottomsuenro) rnasidlo) 11 1 all 'Pain Lyons. and Moat JO 4 an .Paris and Orleans 3O an I Portuguese Rails., Royal - all Rini sod S. rrancu.,L an Xis and Dunsburs ▪ incial Donlan , 16 al ;Royal Swedish an I Do. T par it. n an Sambre sad Mani I j 94 ▪ Do. per coot. Vest. • Svirsuloaissi.7 pint.' 1 W Do. do , 211 an Lovo.neustlan 211 13 ;F1.E.0l Portoral7pnrct p Is al. Dontbarn of France— —66 i • Turin sad Savona ▪ l Do. do lse all ,Wed linden an Da. le pot oanc Prsr, lc; an WiL in. W. of Stamm , Sp Wi77 - k - T IPd I Cl. prices. I SA/es. Looms. atta.lsol a 1 taut and W•66lsulla 100 111 113 4. 3 6.3101 63 'London lOO 01 03 1 1,930,100 63 ,31. K stharkw lOO 61 63 330.806330.8061 33 flouthamptoa 11113060. et. I ',leant &MP le I Do. Dew Cal ;i: Ilia `. 1 .!. 100 OATS. a a Scotch. feed Potato 23 to 27 ilia,. white 1 n black Per Qr. 30 to 32 30 to 32 32 to 36 37 to 43 ... 34 to 37 ... 88 to 40 ... 37 to 39 Town made: izei;3o I lbs. Household 36 to 3d Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex skip V 29 to SI TAU Per Qr. OATS o s. Mulish and Swedish 17 to 13 Rossisa Danish EWDDan Maple. 80. Iwolei Con. White 3O to 32 Yellow SQL French, per 38 to 41 Sp►nish, — to American, per bet. .. 20 to 23 Canadian, .. 19 to 24 INTO LONDON, BY WATER. El TO AUGUST 13, INCT.USI YE. 45 to 60 39 to 42 31 to 37 31 to 33 35 to 33 36 to 38 INLDINABY IliaLW. AND STOOLS. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. taTIRPOOL, AtMeer 13.-eske to-day:- Caledonian, - Greet Featem, 6.i 50 - London sad North Weirena. If 11- 111.1hdl, MI S. -North British. lei-South Latent., 94 a-Whiten U.en and Slimes', 201-Great West. ril of Canals, 14 0.1,; :-1111..nis Central, 1.11 d. Thdeh.itheol,h, I! p treat Los embouru hare, IS II 16-faneashire Insurenee, I p-Qaccu In- Biltaner, I 1.16p-Colin Ma Me .I.llntied , Se-Mesean Throe per Cent.. Bli 9 bl. ACCIrVr 13.-Tbe market was quiet, arm proem steady. CA . ...Tonle/4 120--uoasolidatal Beak Limited), 5 :3.18 p.-erect F5:4.914 601-Great Northern o'. 1251 ereut '.hip es. - !Mania Ce teal. paid up, 7m • Lao-a.& e and York:J.lre. 1131-Loudon end North Western, 102; 2-Nian , herter. n`rteld. and Lincolnshire. 4l; -Dil to Sis per Cent. Pre!. 125-Mrtropo lima, 111916-]]knurl, 12111-North l-South ha ern, Off n. 4-BUcklittni Purchase, 1.41-Whitoluircei and Fur nese, 2V-Bank of Besiebester Certitlealea, 10s. od,-)Portal,. 111. DR...PRATE POACHING AFFRAY NEAR NM-NMI HAIL—On Tuesday eveoieg, towards midnight, on army of a dr.perote and determined character took ;dace between the keepers of Lord Middleton and a hood of pusher*, who were discovered in the park. His lords ship's keepers were watching a rover a short distance from the hall, when they descried a bond of pothers setting net.. The keepers at owe advanced t .wards the poschen, who were well armed with Sails, pit -Ilford, and bludgeons, end veto commend on att ick upon them. A desperate ensued, in which one of the poachers received severe injuries —his nose )stint com pletely %masted. A large mastiff a!ml o...uhud to rhwth with a fork. The lioachers haying beaten off their opponents, made their escape. T 9-te were afterwards seen by the county police in the ..einity o( loon Green. and when spoken to, threatened violence to one of the officers. The keepers easily ideolif.ed the nitliens, who were apprehended in Nottingham is .me at them at Home's Castle. }1°110..-stone). yesterday mortani. They were suloequentiv taken before the Rev. G. F. 11.4- oombe, at the County Policebtllni, and remanded. Their names are a, follow :—Beojamin Phipps, Th 050...• Smith, George Cilhert. WilliatiViruitih Joseph Wright, Absalom Bickley, Alfred Brownlee-, nod William Simson. Thee are • very desperate Kong. and well-known to keeper. and the pail:ie.-1V °Nit:Attar Jon:nal. TliE Cott. Tit.tok or LospoN.—Tlio ittlantitr of cool received at the port of London during the mouth of July hot from the various railwas• haring aoccoa to the nietropoli • h escoeded the quantity for the corresponding month of Ittng lay no less than 18,818 tons 114 cwt. The supply for toe month that is just mokal reaehee V2'-',274 toes itgattot 10X1 tom; g cwt. for July. 1882. Tlm Loudoa stud N,rth t ru has conveyed :*9147 tons 5 cwt. : Gres/ N o; there, 3 ;.343 tons 8 net. ; Midland, 11,1013 tons 12 cwt.; Goat Western, 10,08 A tons; Groat Kstcro, $,876 tons Iti cwt. ; South Westeto, 1,1;:e2 tons 8 cot. ; Clinthani and Dover. 309 torts 1; cwt. ; and Tilbury cod Southend 71 tout. The tonnage for the whole year es Mints a great 10-re t so. For the seven mouths of the pno.ent year the anti ice show 927,545 tons 7 cwt., against 771....'d Pow 14 cwt. for the same period of Visit. or an ircrease of 1:r1,1.94 tons 13 out. The Grad Junction Canal brings 'JS tons 10 cwt. for .luly, against 534 toss for July, 1512, but this year's traffic has declined 831) nous. The sea-tome sootily has declined this month, as it has done throughout the year. Lost month 259,817 tons came to band, and, as coon...red with that of the same period last vele, there is a decrease of 9,591 tons. From Nernottle s7,t: ;1 toss have irriv4l in 727 rider; Sunderland. 60.132 tone in IW ships ; Hartlepool and V. est Hartlepool. 52,715 ton.. HI ships ; Seatrint, '22 619 tons. 91 shies; Middlesborough. 6,530 tons. 211 ships ; Birth. 25'1 took 1 ship ; Scotch, 2 480 tons. 13 ships ; Webb. 13.446 tone, 29 ships ; Yorkshire. toes. 38 ships ; Duff. :120 tons, I ship ; 2,493 tons of *mall coal, and 1.3110 toes of cinders. From the Ist of January to the 31stof July of the pretteot year 1, , t37.4 II tani.err imported in 5.429 chips ; nod in the corresponding perk ci of Pod, 1.932.581 tons in 5.911 ships, being a decrease of 41k1 ships end 91, - .'37 tons, This decline is more than counterbalanced by the es 'r, tonnage brought _by the roily:aye. and from all sources this year we have had 2,751,022 tons 7 cwt., as com pared with 2,711%153 toss 14 cwt for the tint seven =oaths of 1%2.