The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bet ore Kr. Commissioaer Face.) IllZ CZILIVIL —A " COCSIN" TO THZ YCL[N. This was the first sitting for the proof of debt and choice of &mignon in the matter of A. Ceilim, • pbo-litho grapher. described aa of Strawberry-villas. Camden-town. The bankrupt it appears has been goin about representing himself as "Count Albert Leiningen, ' cousin to the Queen. The act of bankruptcy was that bankrupt absconded above • month ago, owing a large amount of debt, and baring given • bill of sale over hie property. Since his flight he had sent a communication to • person formerly in bin employ, stating that the bill of sale was fraudulent, sod Mr. Chialey, the solicitor to the proceedings, is taking stele to inquire into the matter. He bad started • " Chromo-Photographic Com pany," which he had extensively advertised, but which does not seem to have been surcessfuL Debts to the amount of about 4004 having been proved, Mr. William Hackett, of 139, Edgeware-road, auctioneer, WU chosen assignee. The next sitting is fixed for the ith of November, wises, if bank rupt dose not surrender, he will be proclaimed an outlaw. Mr. Chidley carried the choice. St SPUCKA.-QUIIMON UNDER ♦ TIM MD. The debtor, • builder, of St. John's-wood, applied for hi release from custody. It seemed he had executed a trust deed ; bat am of the creditors, disputing the validity at the instrument, had arrested him. 7 egal argumeat jadgraest warn 7666176 d. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERIEMIWUL. EXTENSIVE ROMET or JZIMILLIMT, &c. Tr:Per Michaur, ahem Ovithaer, a shabbily-attired young fellow, who described himself ea of no occupation, and having no fixed residence, was charged with steeling, about twelve months since, at Wood-pees, Homey, Ire gold rings, two silver snuffboxes, one silver saltspoon, two silver pencil cues, one pair of silver sugar tongs, one gold brooch, cod other valuable articles, the property of his mother. The prisoner is the son of respectable parents sod re ceived • good education, bat, unfortunately, he tell in with bad companies', and hailed a disthdate life. Marta after the death of his father, who carried on an extensive •• as an oil and oolourman, at the corner of Acton-street, Gray's lon-road, the prisoner, who did not reside at home, com mitted a burglary ou his mother's premises, and for this offence be was tried at the Central Criminal Cour t and sentenced to 12 months' hard labour in the House of Correction. When be had served that term of imprisonment he led a very wild life, sometimes being at home, and at others being with very bed characters. Taking advantage of the abeam* of his mother, he broke open one of her boxes and stole the abovenamed articles, with which he decamped. Nothing farther was beard of him until Monday lark when he wee apprehended, and brought to this court on a charge of uttering a bad five shilling piece in payment fo r some crs. As that offence was only a misdemeanour, aod the present OM is felony, the solicitor to the Mint thought that this charge had better be gone on with ; hence the present proceedings, In defence the prisoner said that with regard to the utter ing he was not aware that the piece was had ; and as to the other charge, he did not at present wish to say anything about it, Mr. D'Eynoourt said that punishment seemed $o be of very little use to the prisoner, and remanded him for a few days to give the police time to make further inquiries. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. IMPIOUS ROBBCRT BY ♦ BZBV•BT. Ass Polk:riding, cook in the *mire of Yr. Joke Dicken son Betts, tea Basler, of 262, Oxford-street, charged with Mali" about 401., received by her at various Croce from kse mistnos to pay tradesmen's bills, was brought up for isal examination. Mr. John Spier, butcher. of Great Portland-street, said that Mr. Betts dealt with him and the mum of 371. was due I. him (Mr. Spiers). Mr. Thomas Bailey, of 1, Georgnatrest, Grerveser mum milkman, said that U. 10a. was doe to him on the 4th of Angtutt. but Mr. Betts had paid him IidOIL Mr. Wm. Hai. of 6, North Audley•street, baker, add the amount of his 6rll was 6/. 10s. Betts said that she had given the prisoner the money to pay each tradesman's bill every week. Sergeant Cole, 23 C, aid it was the practice of the pri mer to destroy the bills she received from the sad then to make oat fre s h own herself. The wills= that she did not know the amount wee so much ea 401., and that she intended to make it up, as people owed her money. The prisoner said she had no questions to ask. t3he was fan_ . - Mi. Betts asked that the case might be at once dealt with, but this course being Mused the prisoner was com mitted for trial. FATAL ACCIDIDIT THROUGH FURIOUS DRIVING.— This morning information was forwarded to the Gamer of the death of Geol Farmer, aged 63, a tab-driver, frog injuries received being koocked dome by • tart oar the cab entrance the Great Northern Railway. The deceased was knocked down so far back a the 13th of June lest, and on that 000asioo • man, named Thome& Ratcliffe, was charged at the Clerkenwell poliesoourt with beisg drunk, furiously driving, and knocking down the mifortunate man. Slum then Ratcliffe has been nada remasd, but at large on bail. The unfortunate deceased, who was re. spotted as • steady man, was taken to St. Oeorp's lice- pita, when it was found that he was severely injured in the tom A few days since unfavourable symptoms at is, Who died yesterday, leaving a family to deplore Melon. MILANCHOLT AND FATAL BOAT ACCIDIINT.—ADO- ' bar fatal boat scadest formed the subject it inquiry before Mr. John Humphreys, the Middlesex coroner, at the High Hill Ferry Tsars, Upper Claptoo, Wt night. It appeared from the evidence the* es :.ay last, while Mr. James Cuthbert, aged years, wee dinar with his family, at No. 6, Aldpte, three yam men called' sad proposed that he should go with them on • boating a mnion. They all went, eacoedingly, to UpperClaptoo. and took • beat on the river Lea, and rowed to Tottenham, where they spent the evening in the garden& When coming back, the deceased, who was unskilled is the management of a boat, steered, and upon rounding Herseebos Foist, a sharp angle in the river, he attempted the nice roam:enema taming without the delay of making a wide offing. The rowers were going at their utmost and they subsequently stated th a t th e first aped, knew of anything going wrong was ending themeless wader water. Hnw the boat upset they could not give any idea, as their whole &Mastics had been fixed on getting along at • rapid pees. John Hawkins, one of the party, maid that when be tams to the surface he saw • boat at • little disarms with four patens in it. He bailed theme, and said, "For Gad's sake come and save us, there are two in the water who cannot swim !" The boat, however, only rowed away. Damned got on the bottom of the boat which was upset, and then, for some uneecount able reason, jumped off into the water and was drowned. Another young man aw.m ashore, and in • quarter of an hoar Triter' and the other survivor were got out. John Auto, 11, Whitmore-oottages, Ringslasd, said that be saw the four young rises straggling in the water. and he bailed a boat which was only a little distance off. The parties said, " We are afraid to go near," and rowed rapidly off. Wittman told them that two of those in the water would be lint, as they could not sack but those in the beat seemed aria stricken, and made off. Wham had to go some dirtmes before he mad get • bat and assistance with which to get the drowning perinea out, and meanwhile deceased bad perished. The river at the point in tioestioe was It feet deep. The jury returned • verdict that deceased was drowned in the river Lee by the up etting of • boat which be was steering. ATTIMPTID WIFE MURDRR. —At the Ashton ostler-Lyme county sessions yesterday, A. B. Wimpenny, FAq.. pleading, William Dobbins, of Droyladen, was charged with unlawfully wounding his wife with a knife. The wounded woman appeared very weak, end bad to be accommodated with • chair. She Mated that the prisoner came home about ten o'clock on Saturday night in • most excited state, and ran after her, knocked her down in the back yard, sod kicked her most severely. She cried oat "Murder," and when she was re. leased the brood she bad been cut on her finger, and stabbed is her back. Sure Blackburn stated that oe hearing the ay of " Murder !" she ran into the yard. where she saw the prisoner holding his wife down by the hair. He held • ife in the other hand, as if he was about to stab her. She ran to them, and the prisoner fried out to her to mind the kcjr, for he was desperate, and would be the death of hie wife. She reecued the prisoner's wife, but while she was doing so she wad cut on the thumb. When the poor woman wan being tiken into her house the prisoner cried out, "I will be hung for that woman vet." ISOM Syley, • piercer. residing neer the primmer, corroborated the evidence of the last 'Hama% He added that he told the prisoner to put the knife up, and sot to be so foolish. The prisoner replied, "You —, I will do it for you," and rushed at him. Witham avoided the blow, but was slightly cot near the left eye. Mary Wallworth confirmed this evid.eace. Mr. R. Slater, our. gam, Droyalden, proved that he dressed the wounds of the prosecutrix. There was an incised wound on the light side of the lumbar vertebrae, half an inch in length, and one inch in depth ; also an incised wound on the left finger. The wound on the right side of the lumbar vertebra trig not dangerous, but it might have been so. The prose cutri: was also very severely bruisul on various parts of her hay, and the blood was flowing from a wowed as the left temple. She was still suffering, and was low and weak from the assault. The prisoner was committed for trial.— Mos - haler Guardian. THE EDNOICDI4 MAIN CATAsTROPHIL —On Wed nesday (yesterday) three move belie. were recovered. Oes. however, was merely a trunk. being without head or lera, and being entirely naked rendered identification impossible. One was 'appro.,' to be a boy named Columbine. thirteen Years of age. About seventries bare been recovered up to the present, leaving rather more than forty still in the pit. —Leeds Mercury. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT EICTI 211331PAPE.) YORK MEETING.-(T lii 18 DAY.) KNAVESMIRE STAKES. Cistercian beat Beauvais. COLT SAPLLVG STAKES. Prince Arthur Brindisi . _ 4 rea. • YORE OUP. ... ... 1 -. 4 Tu. GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES. One mile .red three . quarters. Early Purl, Santorolls, The Old Orsnp Girl, Michael Scott, Beauvais, Rapid Rhone. Brown Boa I, Miss Whip c, Boon) , Bell, Frisco Lie 800, Fontaron, The Monger, and Now church are hero GIMCRACK STAKES. One mile. East:ander. Syreu, Garotter, Coastguard. Greville, Lady Lareoall f, Vamps. e, Ysocootrerg, Nahornetsa, sod Y)n tilos are here. ENTRY FOR CONSOLATION HANDICAP. Five for- Bertha Cellarlua.. Entremet Marigold Newehurch Sauterella Topsy Merry Hart loop forty-four yards. ......_ Atm et lb AS* 42 lb 6 90 I Paddy O'Rourke .... $ 12 4 8 2 Fluke 68 2 1 C.Jllepe eon 3 7 $ 7 10 Cryikla 3 7 4 Midas' Scot 4 3 72 1 Rosebud 3 0 4 7 0 Cariboo filly 2 7 3 6 12 NURSERY PLATE. T.Y.C. _ - - Tarlatan, ICa3ella, Prescription, Baidersteee,T lavansam, Ghillie Callum, Myste rious Lady, Harvest Mall, Ea, Bouquet, Fauconberg, Ore. villa, Calaway, I f, Dawdle, Bangle, Jane Shore, and Froadaur an 6sn. ASHE PRODUCE STAKES. T.Y.C. Prescription, Lady Lamm°ll f, Lord Adolphus, Dr. Rooke, and Revival are here. CRICKET. COUNIT or SURREY V. &MIL/M.—This match, which hu occupied three days at the Surrey-ground. Ken n Oval, terminated yesierday evening. In their fiest inps Surrey obtained 184 runs, aad in their second 198. Ragland in its first innings got 218 runs, and ia its mooed 67, with only two players out. Time was then called, and the match was left drawn. EXECUTIONS AT MAIDSTONB.-(THIS DAY.) (Br u.sraio rumaxtre.) The last sentence of the kw was carried into affect this morning upon Alfred Eldridp and Alfred Holden, who were convicted at the late Maidstone maises of the crime of wilful murder. The circumstances of the mimes for which the prisoners suffered will be fresh in the recollection of the pub. lie. The prisoner Alfred Eldridge was convicted of • most brutal murder committed upon an old man used Richard Steed, with whom he had formerly lodged, and the are•dful act wu no doubt com mitted under the influence of . revengeful feeling arising in consequence of Steed having summoned ths prisoner to the County Court for • trifling debt of • few shillings. The cue of the other prisoner, Alfred Holden, wee a different one. Re was • private in the Royal Artillery, and, while suf fering under an attack of de2iriuns treissens, he mur dered his child, eleven months old, by cutting its throat with • r•sor, and then gave himself up to the police. Although some ides was entertained that this prisoner was not of sound mind at the time be committed the offence, his conduct since he has been in custody does not appear to have confirmed th►t impression, and he has frequently expressed hie regret for the act. Mr. C. Palmer, the acting sheriff of the county of Kent, went on Tuesday to the Home-office, in order to ascer tain whether the government intended to interfere with regard to either of the privoners, but he was informed that the evidence and all the circumstances connected with the ease of both the prisoners had been carefully con sidered, and that the advisers of the crown were un►ble to dimover any facts that would warrant them in recommend * either of them to the clemency of her Majesty, and that, consequently, the law meet take its course. The death warrant —t►at is to my, the usual formal order from the sheriff for the carrying out of the sentence —was received at the gaol last week, and the fact was im mediately communicated to the prisoners, wbo heard it with the utmost unconcern, as they were evidently quite prepared for this result. The culprit. were engaged from an early boar this morn ing in prayer, and precisely at 12 o'clock they came upon the scaffold. They shook hands together before the ropes were adjusted, and when the drop fell they appeared to die almost instantaneously. There were about six floured poisons present. SPECIAL MEETING OP THE IRON TRADE. ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OP IRON. Yesterday afternoon, a special meeting of the Ironmasterie Association of South Staffordshire and East Worcestenhire was held in Wolverhamptoo. The meeting was walled by circular from the chairman of the association (Mr. Phillip Williams), who had received an intimation from Messrs. Brown and Freer that the effects of the strike were working consequences of so serious a nature that some definite action applicable to the whole trade must he taken by the association. It was evident from the tome of the masters whose men were " out* that they were prepared to give the rim which the men demanded, utilises the trade should determine upon a lock-oat, but they preferred that iron should be advanced IL per ton, and the Ia per too advance which the men were asking coo ended. By the chairman, by Mr. Foster, M.P., and by other leading members of the trade it was contended that the market was not in that condition which would justify so large a rise. They, however, conceded that through the openlog of new works and emigration, the puddles had become scarcer, and that se compared with some otheedis tricts they were underpaid in South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire. Ultimately it was resolved that fi nished iron should be advanced lOs. a tea, and that paddlers' wages should be advanced Is. This rim is 6d. more per toe than is usually given to the men when woe is advanced Ifs., and it will make their wages Ba. fkl. a ton, or about sa. &L a week more than they are now earning. The other daises of men engaged in the ma nufacture of iron were to be dealt with as the masters were able; and the question of colliers' wages, which usually advance with the price of iron, was deferred till it should be necessary to discuss it, which, however, there is little doubt will not be long. It is expected that a rise of wages will now have to be given also in North Staffordshire, in Wales (North and South), and is Middlesborough. In most other districts than those maritime.* the puddler, re ceive more than they do in South Staffordshire and Feat Worcestershire. The opinion is pretty general that the ad mace of price cannot be maintained, and that wages have now goes up not soda to be brought down.—Leeds Mer cury. TII3 MurroottsaYsHise Eutenorc —The follow ieor wee the result of the polling yesterday :—Tracey (libe• sal), 439; Pugh (aresermitivei, 330; majority for Tracey, 100. --- THE SUICIDE OF THE ALLEGED OLDHAM MOR DIEM —AD fisplftt was held yesterday at the Kirkdale Gaol, Name Mr. Drifilekt the county coroner, oe the body of George Wright. who committed suicide on Monday morn ing is nos of the *ells of that prison. It apnistred that the prisoner was transferred from Oldham to Kirkdale on the 19th of Jane. About half-past seven o'clock on the morning of the 17th lest be was locked up is the cell as usual, sod on the following morning he was found sun vended from the gas bracket by floe of the hammock Aram Re bad first placed • towel around his throat, to prevent it was unposed, the strap from lacerating his neck. He bad placed the bedclothes on the mound to prevent the stool upon which be stood from makings noise when he kicked it from slater him. Noes of the officials of the gaol led heard anything to had them to suppose that hs premeditated such an net. Before deetroyieg himself he wrote a letter to a friend. asking for forgivenere, and saying it was " early to clue the book—barely 21." Witnesses were called to show that inanity was hereditary in the ! family ; and the jam returned a verdict that the deceased hug himself while in a fit of ternPorery inanity. The de ceased was of studious habits.—Manekeifer Overdid*. WEST YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. —A special general I meeting of the shareholders to this company (late the Brad ford, Wakefield, and I..eds) was held on Tuesday, at Brad- ' I ford, for the purpose of imovertieg borrowed capital Into debenture shares or stock, and also for raising, by the creation of new stock, 75,0001., required for the Methley branch. Mr. William Firth occupied the chair. Hess lotions were poised, or. authorising the conversion of 53,000!. into 20!. shares, to bear a fixed and perpetual interest of Si. per ult per annum, and another aotho ✓iming the directors to raise the entire capital of 75,023/. on the Methley branch in shares of 20!. each. Eminent counsel bad advised "That the company could not prudently or islet create or true a less amount of shires than the whole 75,0001. There was no certainty that either of the eouspisaiss fthe North Eastern sod the Lancashire sal York shire) would raise capital for the purpose of coetributiog to ilia cost of the railway ; and under no eircumatanose efuld the necessary contributions be made by them in time fee the diligent execution and ommiletioo of the line." The chairman estimated that the claims of the North Eastern and Lancashire and Yorkshire to participate would, so doubt, form matter for negotiation prior to the settlement of a bill in parliament. Ili WO 100 MI ll* lice ma l ief too ,too SHAM 1.18T8.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The railway market is firm to-day, although there is not much business. Great Western and South Eastern stocks have risen I per cent., and London and North Western and Lan cashire and Yorkshire, I. Great Northern has receded ; and Great Eastern, I. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1 to I ; Great Western, 614 to 1 ; Midland, 129. to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 114 ; Great Eastern, 51 tot, ex div. ; Caledonian, 119 to 120 ; South Eastern, 941 to 96; Great Nor thern, 124 to 125} ; Metropolitan, 111 to ; and London and South Western, 103 to A. Cape Town Railway and Dock stock and Grand Trunk of Canada First Preference Bonds have im proved, and Great Indian Peninsular stock is in. quired for. Great Western of Canada shares are rather dull. Lombardo-Venetian, Bahia, and Great Luxembourg exhibit a favourable tendency. ULDINANY WWI AND MOLL 1. 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IS S 3 i I 3 6 11>• 16 Zit 39 6 90 1 116 118 116 119 i die i pra I 1 9 01 101 196 1 sd 1 1 1i ISpoi 28 XI — I -- t 1 2e I! die 31 teem; le 1 Sla 4 3 ells 1 nem 5 1 i n 7 fa 11 12 1 1+ pin 1 • t Sipal 4 2 18 I tar • FEB 1 2 4 t. 1 1 pi I e 1 l ,e e I{ pie 1} *1 I 8 Sis 48 SO 78 le 10 VI Pa 6 di. oar, 10 at :d i . 1 A xdi Od ye OS iSk 148 ad I 113 I 2Y e t pra 1 di' _l4 . zd ..- id 47! xd 1311 Sours EARThalt RAILWAY.—The directors of thin company have reeolved to recommend the proprietors at the miming half-yearly meeting. on the 27th inst., to order payment of a dividend of 13a. 6d. on each 30/. stock, bang at the rate of 44 per cent per annum. A Yasit'it RAILWAY WORIC.—In the year 1862 the enormous number of 180 429,071 passengers travelled on the railways of the United Kingdom, besides 56,656 season ticket holders, who of course all travelled very many times ; and besides. also, 262,334 horses, 386,864 dogs. 3,094,183 cattle, 7,800.928 sheep. aced 1,989,892 pigs. The passengers were more than in 1861 by about 7.000,000. They paid 12,215.2731. for their fares. The first-class passenger'. paid 3,332,3 M. • the second-clam, 4,018,221/. ; the third class, 4,639.2501. 12•80 in every hundred went first claw, 2815 seosod.class, 58'45 third-class The pro portion of third-chue paessegen is rather increasing, and of second•class rather diminishing. Thirty-five were killed (nine of them owing to their own oi r t i o s o e Me n t or want of caution), and 536 were injured. This is leas than half the number who lad their lives in 1861 by railway acci dents. The passenger trains travelled 57,542.831 miles, and the goods trains nearly u ma more. The passenger traffic supplied 47'76 per cent. tithe total receipts of the campus* and the goods trafile the larger half, 52'24 per cent. The receipts from all the traffic amounted to 29,128,5684, being nearly 3,000,0001. more than the interest of the National Debt, and an increee of 563,0004 over the receipts of 1861- but the length of line open increased from 10,865 miles at Ae end of 1861 to 11,551 miles at the end of 1862. The working expenditure amounted to 49 per cent., and left the net receipts 14.820,6914, nearly 130,000/. more than in 1861. In the year 1862 the companies paid =0,9704 for law and parliamentary expenses, 158,1691. as compensation for personal injuries, 68,5404 for damage and Ines of goods, 375,067/. for government duty, and 596,4104 for rates and taxes. It took 2,708,6384 to maintain the way and works, and 1,242,7141. to maintain the carriages and wantons, 3,988,0054 to provide locomotive power, and 3,987,637 1. to conduct the traffic. The total sum raised by Meru and loans reached 385,218,4384 at the close of the year 1862. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ckoai. The amount of business going forward in the Stock Exchange is still very limited. The English funds remain steady, at previous quotations. The tendency of the market for British railway shares is still favourable. Foreign stocks are remarkably inactive, and the fluctuations in prima are few, and quite unimportant. No alteration has taken place to day in the Bank of England rate of discount. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renton were quoted 67fr. 77c., being 1-16 to per oent. worse than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93k to I for money, and 93} to for the account (Sept. 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ; ditto for account, 93k, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93f, k ; New Three per Cents., 93k, k, k, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 3-16 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 1-18 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, loss, ft ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. ; and Bank Stock, 238. The foreign stock market is very inactive to day, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. Turkish Bonds of 1854 are rather better, and Greek and Spanish Certi ficates firm ; Mexican have slightly receded. Turkish securities are without variation. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. : —Turkish, 1864, 92} to 934 ; ditto, 1858, 72 to 4; ditto, 1862, 684 to 69 ; ditto Consolides, 484 to 49; Danish, 91 to 92 ; Greek, 334 to ; and Peruvian, 86 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Bra zilian, 1862, 1858, and 1860, 931 ; Egyptian, 106, 1041 ; Greek, for account, 334 ; ditto Con. pons, for account, 154 ; Italian, for ac count, 714 ; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 79 ; Mexican, for account, 382, ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 864 ; Portuguese, 1863. for ac count, 484 ; ditto, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 484 ; Russian, 1862, 93, 924 ; Spanish, for account, 644 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 34 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 124, 4 ; Turkish, 1868, 721 ; ditto, for account, 72 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 75, 76 ; ditto, 1862, 684 ; ditto, for aocomit, 664, 4, 4. The Confederate Loan remains dull, at 29 to 27 discount. Italian scrip is firmer, at I/ to li prem. International Financial shares are rather lower, at 31 to 4 prem. General Credit and Finance are quoted If to If prem., being firm, and London and Financial, to If prem. Hudson's Bay and Egyptian Trading are without variation —the former at 21 to 2} dis., and the bitter at f to Prem. About 10,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. Nearly the whole of the recent supply of Australian and Californian is expected to be re tained here, in the absence of demand for the continent. The Ripon has arrived from Alexandria with 50,4521. in gold, principally Australian sovereigns. The bar silver by the last West India packet was sold yesterday for India at ss. la. per ounce, showing no change. The bidding' for 30,00,000 rupees in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—to Calcutta, 16,80,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 12,00,000 rupees ; to Madras, 2,00,000 rupees. The declared minimum price was, as before, viz., Is. 114 d. per rupee on Calcutta, and Ia )ltd. on Bombay and Madras. The applications within the limits amounted to 254 laos. Tenders on Calcutta above the minimum will receive in full ; to those at the minimum there will be no allotment ; on Bombay at minimum, about 16 per cent., and on Madras about 80 per cent. will be allotted. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,898/. over last year ; and the London and South Western a I decrease of 1,3011. Accounts from Oporto state that the excessive heat and want of rain, generally felt in Europe, has seriously affected many of the vineyards, and it is feared that the quantity will be much reduced and the quality inferior. From Spain we learn, on the contrary, that the growing crop generally appears satisfactory, al though from many districts great complaints are made regarding the excessive heat and want of moisture, which had deteriorated both the quality and quantity of the grapes. Regarding the wine and spirit trades here Mr. F. W. in his monthly circular, issued yea terday, says : The great feature of our spirit market has been the " Rum Metbylatiog Act." Should the sanguine anticipations of its promoters be realised, a very extensive trade may be ex pected in this spirit for ',slating and other purpose., and for which turpentine has hitherto been used—the effect upon priors has been about one penny per Olen advance. Brandy showing age continues lu fair demand for home use, but transactions are of quite a retail character; prices, however, are well maiatained, and it is generally expected that 1860 sod older vintages will sot be lower, even if the present vintage thould result as favourably as soros prognosticate. 1862 is slow of sale, bet no reduction of price is reported. In wines Nothing beyond the average retail demand exists. and no bothers of magnitude is likely to be induced until the resoled the owning vintage in the various European wine growing countries is realised. The home consumption for the mouth of June is unusually favourable, in comparison with the same math of 1862, as well as the exceptional period of 1861 (when the low rate of duty ban been only a short time in operation)—the tigers, are 850,336 gallons. 766,656, and 788,020 respectively. The prospect of the harvest is at all times a sub ject of the deepeit interest, and of great importance to the country at large. This year there is the promise of one of the largest and finest crops/ of grain ever gathered. The Agricultural Gazttk on this subject has the following : - We make no excuse for filling one columns with an ite count of oue of the finest harvest, we have ever knows. It is needless to number up the returns in the following pages, as in past years we have dodo, in order to de termine the proportion between those which declare the crop to be over average, and those which de clare it to be older average. So far as the wheat crop is concerned, the returns may be said to be all " over average." The barley crop is somewhat various—all late sown spnog corn having suffered from the prolonged drought of early summer. Oats too have thus partly suffered, but both of these crops nevertheless will proved average productiveness. Beans and peas, excepting the former io the southern and southeastern counties, are good. Root crop, when planted early, have cum* well, end now only wait rain to yield a goad returo. The hay crop has been light but well got. Harvest is out earlier than usual, but is coming rapidly on io the later districts. The potato disease is this year in great measure in abeyance, though from Docietalaire and Cornwall we hear that it has again suddenly appeared. On the whole, we have to be grateful for the unwind productivebees of our cunt fields, and for glorious weather for the safe gathering in of the produce. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list: lesuranos.—British and Foreign Marine (Limited). 34; t;ornmercial Union, 71, 4; Globe, 112 t ; Guardiau. II 4, 1; Imperial Life. 21 ex ; Indemnity Maria*. 1401 ex div. ; iww Fir*, 5 es div. ; North British and Mercantile (Limited), 171 ; Omen Mario* (Limited). 184. LI; Rock Life, 51 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 44, 5 EIS di,. Uuiversal Maria* (limited). 41, 4. caught and Goke.--Clty of London New, 151 ; Equita ble, 93; European New, 64 ; 54. 4, ex div. ; Imperial Coatineotal , 81f. 4, 11 2ex div. ; Loodou 854, 5, 6 ; United General. 47 ; Westminster Chartered , 8 6, ex ; Ditto New, 44 ex div. ; Western, IS, 174 ; 84. Ditto B, Ducks. —East and West India, 142 ; Londoe, 63 ; St. Estharioe. 62. Waterworks.—Berlin, 84, 9, 54 ; East London, 1291 ; Ditto New, 10, 94. Canada—Regent's (or Leedom), Z). With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. K. F. fiattertlawaite reports as follows . - - - • • • - • We have to report a continued firm market in Loudon since our last in Americas securities, prices being further stimulated by the advancing quotatiors received from New York. Monis have touched 114 die.. and Eris 79, being PR advance in each case of 4 dole. during the week. Illisois close steady, but Erie" have given way '2 dole. The very s►tiatactory character of the thane returns on the Atlantic nod Grest Western indoors investments in that company's boucle. The Pennsylvania wets= are most inquired for, from the cireamstaeoe of the Lt of October coupes Awning to the buyer. WEDNESDAY ETERS,. The demand for money continues active, but business is transacted in the open market in first class bills at 31 per cent. At the Bank of England the inquiry continues moderate. The demand ap pears to arise principally in connexion with harvest operations, combined with the requirements for new railways, the bills for which were passed last ses sion in the House of Commons. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 tot for the 9th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and so closed. For money the last price was 931 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 3, 1; ditto, for account, 934 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93/, # ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4 ; Bank Stock, 2381 ; 30 Years Annuities, 18n5, 15 1-16 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 1081 A The India Five per Cent. stock closed at 108} to;; I ; India Bonds at 16e. to 19s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills at Is. din to 2.4. prem. The market for bank shares was quiet, and few variations took place in quotations. The principal feature was a decline of 21. in Agra Bank shares. Loudon and Westminster were rather flatter. Chartered Bank of British Columbia improved 15s. London General Omnibus shares and Submarine Telegraph scrip were inquired for. Colonial government securities were generally steady. Cape Five per Cents. receded 4 per cent. General Credit and Finance shares were is demand, and closed at 14 to 14 prem., being 31. 6d. to ss. better than yesterday. International Finan cial were without alteration, at 31 to 41 prem. ; and London Financ4.l rather lower, at 14 to 14 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were quiet, at 21 to 2/ dia. ; and Egyptian Trading declined to to 1 There was some inquiry to-day for Brazilian rail way shares, more espe cial ly for Bahia. The half yearly interest will be payable on these securities is October next, and meanwhile the desire of the public to invest in them is increased by a belief that the questions in dispute between this country and Brazil will ere long be satisfactorily settled. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were last quoted 13/ to 131 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 2f to 3 if = Universal,} to die; North British and tile, 17 to f ; Commercial Union, 21 to 2} prem. ; London and Provincial, dis. to par ; and Oriental and General, lf to If prem. The nominal closing quotations for ahem in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Brasiliaa and Portuguese Bank, to 1 prem. ; Oriental Hotels, #to 1 prem. ; Marine Investment, to prem. ; Portugal Iron and Coal, to 1 prem. ;ad Richmond Castle Hotel, to 1 prem. BRITISH POWHIBRIONS. ZULWALIN. arrZgir — acuaii.ll74 I no. Dew _ I Do. 14.. Maria. Do. Primo. o tttr.. = It: 11 OageT.•Doot Op.° Ma: Onsiersts.7p.e.per.pret Ilmioni Deep' .. • - DA base ras.6 raot. Ds. G. Datamiaa.... I ixT. H. Omni Trunk at Cada& Do. lat 'rot Bonds.. Do. do. deferred Do. Bid first Bowls.. Do. .do. _defor!ed Irdii:ot.elVa7l Do. 00. Do. OM prof. Stock.. Do. do. doierrod end India& roolootalo YKT !!•-;- _- Do. January, al B. of lulls ta• p. eh Do. •1 par caul Y atoada. shwa Do. Yaw Ottitkablanarlf.w.op Do.l4p.elD4a.pay.f. Indian Branch Limited Madras Qum. 44 par at. Do. do. • par el Do. Hire at. Do. Filth intension.. *sib. and ilobso ( = 11 .Iprobsolob Ldon A sod B IL of Cozad., 6 p. o ode. duo 6 'or cwt Do Delhi do. Do. do. do D a : . Paarb 16 7 : De. LIALTIoIa.i.O • ycirg.C." 0 0 lel 108 1 If pm Ii IPa ti pi 1171 Mel 11l 106 100 110 148 119 11 1. pm 4 a pa 19 1 20 70 72 62 56 Id 66 46 46 42 44 U 26 23 16 so IS 1 11 109 1 li 72 UT 106 100 101 10 90 au 96 9S SO WS 4 i Pa , SS 100 10T MO 1010 1090 67 69 S 6 U k 6 1071 108} 107 108 i i 1411 Wit 1e 1011 106 ILOMILL GOVIANILINT S3OITIIIII 7 -- 71F0i.6 ISTI-04 . .. Do. 0 par ot Yak/Um& .. Do. Spot el 1i5r.&849 .. Do. apa ..O& Do.6prosMUa Nock pilaf HopoOp.d.l2ll l , do. 1100 :: no. do few do ltai . Cerlou 3 arov.lB6lll, 11p.ol 14tritl UM. do.. .. 1 11a us 6 per &Jan • Do. 1876 _ o. iie . Natal Uov. 6 prit 41114 . K. Ilranow.Dov.6p.6l. . N. &Waal Gulp. o. IWO . D 0.6 p. a. lefl to 1676 Do. & p. 0., 166648. Now Zealand 6 per cent Nova Senna a p. 0..18711 Queensland Oov.east 8. Aust.Gov. 6 p.c. Hos* Vic.GovAlp.e.Jam.ilLb Do. d0.6p.0. apell a 0 JOINT irruca BA,I il tile' Is 27 ze! 41 te lilt as 3 1 Slab 4 6 poi 3 4pa 43 *1 14 fu 30 We U fb 137 109 ge 40 St 64 Dm 3 l .114 le die Ol 21f $ I Ale 1 nom 7f Nem a sox $ II gat 171 ISl du 44 4?4 ad SA 46 Ma 404 die I 1 die 14 04dM 77 74 14 Ifeete 1134 a I 1 die 3 4pa N II 67 66 111 U si .1 " 1 Pp: 6 61 4 lifts 4 8 41+ 16 $e Pd f Ot Sul all l9 196 all 1 1 19 10 MI al I _l. 66 61 96 1 100 69 17 111 MI 1111 165 160 166 61 66 29 102 In If 3 NOZZION RAILWAYS. ICAILWLTI. I CI. pekes. i W lam...2 lMlglos ! •111 Jandfic S -11.11imsG. SomilmouLL. Las Pat enloopno. Itstowdos . 1.11 Dimnbarg Wllepit(L !Dw.,32 ithriab . 1k 1 pm i'z , _ ' 7. ail ma lonian pia. &p. a ail Oroot LasontWorg la an Dollen Jancilou a Nona.dclinp L7 W Yi all Do. Cp.o.Pit. Eloy. 10 all Notibiwo of Ise all 'N. Ralf &Arm g. 7P. e. 10 le. Do. to. do all .Narwogion hunk Prot t. 4 W 0614.1.1C0U1 j a u.‘ ta•ilso 11 MI Pula, Lyons and Wodit lO an Pada and Ninon al W Porta.coesonallajtord al ' Radio and a. Idrauois.iL 1411 an , noya in lags ! Daniel sad Dem agog an Alloys! doodled ail I Do. 7 per °oat. ▪ dambro eal New de an : Do. di per cont. Prof. ▪ SaaPauloalm.)6.7 pima 1 an Do. do. 01l 'Lassa& lank.Vareadi d.d.of Pordadandoroad; U..llouLbora of Frame— • itarla dial Savona an ' Do. do iy Chi 2, 391, 104 •pm gi 12 41 41 171 - 13 i 18 tO i n, Ipm 1 . Ia OWN 27 4 s 4 114 II 71 I TI 10i al ' Wort Madero De. Mpar otatt. Prat az Mew • 11. W.at Image ORBIINTUZI lIPTUO ElL — g — selk4g.c.isealdrlo4 IN MI Norfolk ap.e.b4r.llllept. Ins Z. NeilAtket.Jaalikayllll. N 1111 ,inWloottlatt !I. Usk 4 n. at.lloo 1 ..11.a4 Iv.-44p.A. Its 141 104 MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoog. The operations in the mining market continue upon a reAncted heale. East Caradon shares are in demand, and have advanced 10s., the present quotation being 27} to 28 ; Nangiles are quoted 25 to 27 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 33} to 34} • and Tincroft, 21} to f. Other British mining ;hares are quoted the same as yesterday in the absence of business. . . Yudanamutana shares are inquired for ; tense actions are recorded at 21 to 21. Other colonial as well as foreign mining shares are neglected. The second ordinary meeting of the Bents Bar bara Gold Mining Company is convened for the 31st inst. The Doe Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company have just received dries per Preach steamer from Corium Thanes Treloar, who reports that the produce for Joe amounts to 2,0911 stars of gold, being 734 canvas mere than that for the preoeding month. He adds, that the miss, is a whole, continues to look well, sad at the Bats mine the hods hae improved both in is and sppeannee. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& July 11 .. Au g . eft weele pb AwryPe Dorr.—Whist, 07 MILT IMPERIAL AVERLOES. rzzip.2do a. 7d 1 Id Ms •d 111 14 a 11d0a. at la a -98 311 a lid Od Od M.A. US Ma M. Sd 411 270 02 ill 6.! U. Al 311 4 r lld SU 74 Ns WOO. 74311 1111 Ns NM 7 111 ldtAs 34111111 NM M Beaky, OW, Lys. Baas, aad Paw la. AOOlolsOve II IVA AVIIIIMat P MUM fill lai wmi Wm. lulyll.llely 111 Ili "-I Aug. 1. 441 10. 61 7 44 1 46 11 1771 1 kag S. li' U. LIVIRPOOL OOTTON MARKS?. (THIS DAY.) (rr =moo MID nerssarAreorAz. TILSOWS.) (ram ocrs own comirosocrr.) The improvement at yesterday haristained. Sales prn. bsUy 12,000 balm. - MINCING LAIM-(THIS DAY.) - flucati.—Ths &mind cautions@ active ; now 'bow an &datums of 6d. per owt. over thaw oflass week. The sales Mande low middling Barbadoes. at 31e. 3d. ' crystal limed Mauritius. at 40s. ; clayed Manilla, 32‘. ; Po rto Rico, brown. 33e. to 345. ; grey to fine yellow, 35e. to 39a. ; and Cuba, at 335. lid. Refined in steady request at the late advance. Comm.—The parcels of Ceylon offered have sold with more spirit, but prices are rather irregular, but artisans those of yesterday ; flue ordinary to good middling *old 775. to 88s.; peaberry, 235. to 91is.; and Native Ceylon, good and line ordinary, 70s. i;1. to 725. 14.4—The isles allO progressing without material change except for medium cougous, which show a sLght dacha*. Rico.-2,000 bags of cargo Bengal sold at Bs. to 2a. • Run.—The market coatinoes quiet. armee. —Fan prior are pad for pepper. Sin sold at 3id., and Penang Std. cash for toe. ores, hos Prang sold at Is. 4J. ; mace, Is. td. ; and Jamaica ginger, 64a. to 102.. COTTON.—The total sales re.tenlay were Ml,OOO bales, at an adman of Id. to id per lb., the market continuing firm. JUTS was sold more freely, at 54. to 10.. Wraoue ; low middling to good, 73/. ss. to Me. se. Hcar.—L2oo bales of Mauilla have been sold at 27/. to 291. for fair to tee roping. 111.3.rrtrat ism bettor request. About 3.000 logs sold, ref radios 10 to 3, at 375. 6d. to 365. ; Score, reilactum 3 1 . at 361. Cocnisnat. has sold with good compatitico at full prior to 14. advance for Hoodoo.. Weer, at 2.. 7.L to 3s. 64. ; black. 3.. 2d. to 4s. mod. ; Teuerilfe silver, 2s. Ild. to Js. Id.; black, 3.. Id. to 3e. 44. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market. Le quiet, at the sobjoheed prima Tows tallow. 415..t1., net cash ; Petorebuse Y.C. set tis Mots 4a. SJ. to 42.. NI. ; Slept., 44.. 3d. ; October to Wombs , . 44.. GI : December, 4:.. to 44a. 9J. ; Jaa. to/Lan:4, 450.. a. to 455. 31 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. ITIIII3 DAY.) We have • larger number of beasta than on Thunday Wt, still the doi.J.m.l is good, and lfontlay's quotations are Pretty geceralle realised. The supply of sheep sad lambs es slao larger. There is very little alteratiom from Monday ; but the demmol is scarcely as active for lambs as on that day. Good calves are to &mead, bet inferior most with a doll sale. Oar foreign supply ouusials of az, beast.. 2,369 sheep, rad :7,4 elves. blilch cows, :',.. 1 Per stamp of sibs. .. 0 ... 0. for sum.• ol Wm. s. d. s. d. Rost 3cots, Ilsrefda. 4 8 6 0 80841.ssa 11f.1.1,:ib 0 0 0• past shomltorun 4O t a Real long-w 0015.... 4 04 II becona quaL boaela .; .0 4 0 ( D0..10. Shorn . 0 0 0• Cabs. Mao Boot Post iflf-hrol 6 0 S I Lamar 6 a 6 6 Beau d na.ria. 1,215: lasso Sad Lusts. 10,200. Cali's, 675: rids. ISI. SMITHFIF.LD HAY MARKET.-CHIS DAT.) Mears. Harvey rod Easton report teed* brisk at Hie fol lowing prices :—Prime meadow bay, 70a. to 80 a. anperiee ditto, tea. to 99. ; ioterioc ditto, 50a. to 70a. ; B. ll = 70a. to 865.; clover, old, 90s. to 114. ditto, . rot. 80a. to 1106. ; strew, 26.. to 335. ; clover, now, Ma. to 105 a. PROVINCIAL MARI MARICEPS. tzvorooL, AtrarST 19.-40,1111 to-da2:-Caledoolnn, 1101- Inionsblre and Vorluddro, 1113-Landoo and North Weston. 10N1 e-Illdiand, 1292-North Staffonlnhire, hi I 1 sd.-rloalk laatars. 941 ii 31 2 2-Oreat • intent, Binuintlun. loaranton, 714 ad-Ballalo and Inks Huron, Sl-Gn.,A Luzern/mum .ftno4 14 9-10 i 1-14-Sambre and Mew,. 10 - Western and N W. of France, 212-11orcantlIn and E. Bank ;Laniard'. 1 d--Natlnalt Haak of lonorpool,Liontril , St p.-All.lou Beene ,Llndted,,ll p. British and ForelAn 11.4rIne (I.lmlird II p.- Empin Marian (2tintiatj, l p --Quern Insurance, 11 p.-I- uon ari Limited). 21.10 p. -ureter l'lnitrd Han •7s-Pa, ilk Ream, 1.0 tb ditto, April, mt. 774-ninoll.ll l'Astives. -Nth. In.. k war bowies, par -lioptiou Loud*, 1o4;. II %