The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-13 00:00:00

ROYAL BRITISH BANK. Last night a meeting of the abseeholden and depactors is the Royal Brit•ch Burk wa held in St, Martin'e Hail, Loag.aere, to receive the report of the com mittee. ori netted at the premien. meeting is the same pleas. to :noePtieste the affairs of the beak, and to consider certain suzint.ene which bed been submitted to the depositors and shanhi•V•lers at a meeting held in the City on the sth inst. Mr. WILD, who again presided, nude a statement which wes eabstentielly idea Teal with that contained i• thellll9 el Messrs. Bheridan and Rsbudson, published eni UMW day. At the interview between the depositor.' teemmltteo gad the directors on the inst., the committee requested I :o be Wren:nod if they were punted •o c rry out the pre putties submitted by the City committee to that meeting oa WWI of the directors and shareholder., abut they were informed by the directors teat she prop• salon was not authorised by them, sod they were sot prepared to enter into asp arrangement to carry out the proposition to repay the depositors. The directors further stated t►at they bad no proposition to make sloth after blr Coleman had toads hie report, which the director. noted would be, t►ey thought, of a more far iurable character than at first j enticipated, aid that after the reception of Mr. Coleman's statement they belied to make atrasgementa with some other establishment for the repayment of the deposits to the depositors, and that they were at this time in negotiation with en establishment for that peep •se ; that the statement of Mr. Coleman would be completed before the end of the present week. The committee. finding that the conduct of the director' wag very unsatisfactory and ineonelasive, deemed it their ditty to demand of the directors-Ist. they were peer and to carry out the arrangement proposed by the City committee, with their 'macaw', to the mode/ on the bth September? This proposition. after mat db. curion, we. repudiated by the director., who wanted tbe committee to obtain the 'institute of all the depeoltors to the proposition before they would ea ertals It. Zed. If they would famish the commits. with the means of lane. ugsting the potation of the bank, and allow measures to be taken for t►e preservation of the fueds at pineal is the custody of the directers ? This proposition was refused. 3rd. That the directors, dories the time Mr. Coleman was completing the 'roosters, should allow your committee, or any two members of it, to engird and become acquainted with all the ens of the dinners. This was refused, sod the directors, through the depsty-governor, desired the com mittee to suggest to the depositors to wind up the &Seize of the bank is the Court of Chancery." So, RANI die/heft the matter at the beak with the direeton from idyllic until seven, it tarmisated by the directors mammies them that they had se proposition to make, and relayed them to Mr. Coleman, aid they were told to wait midi rush time as be bad made up his atsounts before they could oder e preposition. The oesnmittee thee thought it desirable he essrtain whets Mr. Coleman would make up his sceounts, end called upon him for that purpose, and he sold he should be reedy by the following Friday. Sobsequestly two shirr holders waited upon Mr. Coleman, and 'measured them that they should have his report by two o'clock on Fri day (that dip). They accordingly waited upon hint at the appoiated hear, whoa he infavnied them, by his principal clerk, Mr. Welts, that he was not fn a position to give say statement whatever, and that they must wait until Tuesday neat before they could reosit any 'comsat from him. He had 'seeded from the secoasteat that the directors had at least 40,0001. in their hands, hells the presence of their conduct, be was sot disposed to plus much confidence in them. At the conference of which he had spoken the directors did not deny that the suggesties made 0 the meeting suasnated from them, tr that they did not desire it to be communicated to them through Mr. Mantra, bet they said it was not a proposition — lt was manly a sonestion. (Ironical cheers.) lie could tell than how It was t►at they now refused to warm their own proporittoe. On the Friday the spent:sties fora fist of bankruptcy woe peed's' and hanging over their heads, and they were then anxious to wake terms with the depositors, for they were running about not know leg whet to do ; but S 1 NOG as they found eat that they sold not be made bankrupts, they repudiated all taus whatever. (Hear, hoe.) Since that throe petitions had been prorated for the aline of the bask to he brought under the Wiadlng•op Act, sad they would not be beard by the Via•Chsasellor before the 24th of this month. He thought it behead there se depositors to have their Own interests represented before the Vise.Cheneellor. They might then get the Muter to wheat'', sorter was refund to wind up the affairs as speedily as potable, sad instead's( having to welt it.. wombs, se the dim on proposed, they night get the easpley wealth up in six months. assolutkos were then passed, expreanog the surprise of the maths at the repedistka by the directly, of the tame eared through Mr. Riehadron, and appointing s enemat a@ to wash over and protect the isteresta of the depositor.. Thanks were voted t 3 the chairmen and eseamitto, and the meeting separated. ROTAL BRITISH BA:41.—(T1118 DAT.)—A meet kg of the abareloldne is skis beak, who sold oat Were the stoppage, bat who still mute oa she regietee, WY bid this atorsiart at the omen of Mean. habeas, Boa, ud Morris, Old Jewry, for the purpose of considering what steps should be takes, is order to get their treaafas legally eimplated before the beak is formally dissolved. The pea sewiliage wets private. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-STRIIKT. • DiterlPAT■ TOl7llO 1077I•111. Hefty Beaumont, aged 15, wu charged Wore Mr. Jardine, with attemptiog to stab his brothir:lu-law, sad . - with Orlon on a loaded pistol at police-coutable William Cot, F 4. The complainant, Thomas Naylor, a compositor, Felon at 27, Teri/tack-strut, said—Laat evening I accompanied my wife to see her soother, who is lying la the last stage of consumptios at 30, Chancery lane. The grimy* Is her son, end consequently my brother io-law. While we won" staying in the room, the prisoner came in and began %Wag the most tent and shone. harm* towards us and by poor mother, as it hes been his mastaut habit to do. I remonstrated with him, telling him that it must have as Injurious effect spat his mother's health, bat be act dosed the same usfeeliag behaviour. I gars him a slight boa of the ear, bopiag to deter him, upon whieb he rushed to the emplace, seised the poker, and gave me a blow on the forehead. I wrested the poker from him, and be then attempted to stab me with • knife. A greet disturb's** aloes, end a poliamsa entered the n 0,., Hs prod's,' • pistol, sod I SSW him point it to the constable. He polled the trigger, bat the cop only ignited. I said for the sake of the mother that I would rather not give him Into custody, sad I sill hope, on her acesoust, that he may be forgiven, as it would bastes her death. The constable, Co:, stated that on entering the room and Mending ts take the prisoner in ahem, he took the pistol eat of his pocket sad debberstely Grad it at him, been be (witness) could match it from hiss. It was a revolvies pistol, sad loaded with powder sad shot. The charge we , drawn at the statics (prodased). The asp went of; bat the powder did mit ignite. The lest wittiest did not west Is thugs him, but his wife (prisoner's sister.) said, "Yon seat, for it is act safe to have him is W home." Oa his way to the Melia', the prisoner said, "1 meat it is. my sister, or brother, or say one who anointed me Ant; but the powder was dup." Jerdiae—The taw mast go for trial. It is too MINN 6sr as to deal with. Comploissat—l hum air, you will dool with it tun- Mr. Jardine—Two may as well uk on to Memos of • murder, for it is the twat thing to it. Ho is limb's to trans portatiowthr Ilk for this offence. _ _ Tito primer, who mid nothing to the ebarp, and did met appear Mme &EOM( about it, was Om committed for trial. MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN (IRELAND) RAILWAY. The half-yearly nesting of the proprietors of t i t. Ilia reilwa, was bald is their board-roots ia Debits, oa et, Tbanday ;• Mr. Joss ENNIS, chains= et the easpaay, 10 is tits Oar. ao TM ripen wee ithaetuously adopted, ea was also • rm. fo hake animal*, of a dividead at the raw of 6 per teat per eR WY, tree of issues tax. rAN BOARD OF WORKS. The ordioar7 meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works less held yirsterday in the council climber. Gelid hell;Mt. J. TiIW•ITIS a i the chair. fieTALisai;;;;7sil:4l;i74; the board showed total petrel balsam of 122,2605. 16.. 8.1. Os a templates of a eutsasee armless f►os the outlet ef the Nightingale lams sewer, at lirne.t.gte.doth, Wsppfse, The Crisis BPIOIIIII.II promated a report, roomemesdiag that tbo wirer be covered over up to the water has, at ea imposes of 6001. Mr. Lanus iaqatrodof Mr Basslettte how many ether sewers had outlaws tato t►e Mr. BAZALONTIII ;Lid than 111 f• 'boot slaty for bath alias el Ike river. Mr. Lassa' objected to the eteeutlou of sub works, Isms moth se the wh-le of this sewer sight be rendered ass,- oweary os moss se the Isola Ilse of totem:opting tower woe ogrood epos sad executed. As then .ere silty other out lets, all equally objeatiossble to this, be did sot ore, If they awed this ever, oh; the we coarse should sot b• adopted is reopen to them; and if they were to do so, it would oessaios sa *Clay of 30,0001.—s sus that he was sot prepared to speed for • teapot/try relief, which hrreafter "might but..us* whatever Mt. Trails ascewnied to the outlay of Ise • mut of mosey until they had settled the question of laterseptlog tower, for at yeses% they were unable to say whether this particular sewer would lies be turd at all. He those.% the eonolderstioe of this question should be postponed. Yr. Dor Lame was of opinios that the tepee*, should he supported is his ree , rneseodstion, aed that the' mosey that the propoeed work would ery.t would not be throes &trey. as these works would ease in to form part of say peseta! system of ietwaspinoc seworsge that might hereafter be adopted. _ . . _ _ After a low ob;erratioas frau Main Lyoo, Mr. Deputy liarrlioa, sad Mr. Hawk's, fin teoowsaadatios of tea meson was put sad spewed to by a =Welty of 12 to 4 yes NAM DIAINAOIII @CHINOS. The Curstsatan mid he ha I been intorosed by the SOO wee that he hoped to Ono, op hip recoil. en the sacs draisage of the metropolis as she 28 b untast ; sad se there would be as isterval if s fireight between the pts seat sad the seat meritirg of the board, he bad to ask them, if the report was is s sufficient state of forwardoess, that it might is piloted, at that it weight be 'laced is the hands of members before the day_of muting. Mr. M• 11111 moved, sod 3111)0f LTON INCISCIed motion that she. the insister's revrt was ready, that It be prioted, which was pet end agreed to. Th. CHAlttllett then stated that in coneegoesee of the state of public baseline is the Brat week is October, it would be °primary to have three mutiege, sod for these results. They had and, r their consi dcretiou, u 'moat of them were aware, the toms• tloa of two sew tartest., sod for ore et both of them they might regale the sotaority of sets of pea Hanes', sod sa a Vela mullein, of preihnisatiee owl to, sone through in the service of .setiese op.'s the owrers of the property, he thought they curia to hive as coil, a inertias as pre 'Hole to coosider this question. Thee t might have to most on the Wedseeasy to tionsider the report of their captiocer on the main draisage, and there w old be the ordinary meeting on Friday. If the c osieteratios of these streets were thrown over for towhee week, it might possibly pro. vest them from proceeding for a is parloment is the ant meets. Mi. HAwcu wished to know bow it was tat the temente which had hes se Maio r rdeted to he ',rioted were sot is the heads of wemhers The CHAIRMAN mid that t ey ought to have been in the hands of members a week aoo, bat tray were is the bands of the printery, lied aa they contaised eons very Harlem* table,, prodeetion of thole tables bad le Ito the delay. However, he believed that within • week they would be del v, red to member,. tie sutject then dropped, sod lone gniptcosfing r meting bestows Lavin been doomed of, the board alioorned. The Royal Went ladia wail packet Clyde arrived ea Itenthit night ,t t•olithamptat Irma Bt. Thoau. Bbit has beta aunts, the trvertnlooiel wise lade salir, sai Is sow kw to bs overksaled aid malted. CALEDONIAN RAILWAT.—It is officially stated tbet the eallien' strike at thus time last roar oseurred, and we thereby understood that this is the noses why the traits sew shove a lane advises as enwpsred with the corm. peed*/ week of last per —EftwapatA. Lena= Commis RAILWAT.—We (CONSbri474 Asilspendaper) saderstaad that Mr. Nat, one at the SOO= ie.. &ow of the Court el Benkreroy, sad chairs's. of the Newamoket ,ihrre is likely to because even if be be not already ambled. chairman of the Bittern Counties line, is the seen of Mr. Waddinaton, realised. &MIMI COUNTIES MAILWAL—TINS somistittme of soassibstics applaud st the lest half yel ar sose dwi til m g of sa this istersylisee Masai a special ripen te the is while they stele that es Tharedsy, the 4th Wiese. is imsesesse olds pewits toeforted on than at the Lee game tal .iris, they waited by appriatmaffit sa the boast, who the disk won sesspfai by Mr. Osseekelesw Fess. The elnetilleee busied is a writes yeepedies—.. lest twersenhsee el the bird dined taiga apetaWy to the easslorbsi of the sowed mailbag et pespiegies. pained ea the Ma shim" Te thie yesgetedes a reply wee seal is the siege of arsollatems wend the airmen had ems se owl shish was te Ilis allot t-A Sesstro4 that Ms head does met essoliew heed thainks• isdimes se take emelt, is retetesse to the redranset es amidst nest pp of ihmelete,the tershitiess tektite., Omit selit am/ aeitiosse he dge boss passiliall pselimesst." The swentstse have dose sailed epos the diode= to sus sew eamedd ft, for the woes, of sarryiso est the at the last half-raft seetieg, with ..Hesse Se retirement ef t ehl, and the ap oissosse el fists sew Omits, esti law weed against emelt ressistess hag set at mesght. Missli the beard iodise le mole to the must, the sesesitase will take the ;rosar=y elope ta press; a head tequilas to the herd, esessileg es the sot of pediment, tailing apes the. le einem sash westing. Lwzio AND Bona Wasrux RAILWAY: This awy have already is elms of the airship for the ocirresposdisi pedal of 1856, sad, so we are isformsd, without a eagle ads of extra week. If, therefore, for the rest of the half they emu so sere thus they did for the some period lost per, It fa twinkled they will be able to pay at the rote of 61 pa seat.—HsrepaLl. - - LANDOWNER'S LIBIZALITY.-k IS reparbil tint a aortal& laadowasr on the Lowielian sal &wale Um a bond' oat of the South-Enters, hoe lealshol as bin* ow& a statics os Isle land as will is tba saaroaa mese SAM at a villarre when ow of 6001. is a I,OBOL wash! pasha* be imply suedes& for all the trans that would onus to it.—Herepath. MID= AND FOTNIS Bdll.wAT. —The High IllsolfetLimeridt resided ea Trade, at a simian of 6•1 Limsrisk aai Form Balmy, when it wan agreed to me ssaldate that Ilse with Ski ono whin► It IS proposed to ran between Kiirseh and Info, which toll ho imetediately pretended with. Ile Dawes, who wee pewit, menaced Wt b. would &maths 10,00 W. towards its completion. The Limerick sod Emile Railway directory met es Tensity, Lord leohionie in the chair. The works for the comorectice of this important Lim will be rocommesesd lagedistely. Yr. Dupe woe prom, as the weetleg, era bee Waged a lively laterat is the preemeity of the Ilse. 811101117113 UNION RAlLWAT.—Yeshirday then half-ywaly vandal; of this sompeay was bald at filirstrs• bury ; Serf Taub genaldsd. Tao sapid dated " dist the total net .rain tif Or malt sad ray had bean hew dada. tie pet lad= li thaa tap panties pedal des the emit' des art Ind tie laisfecap abbe to the Imes and Nth Wards Ottapsaprz lenthornlasoy Irian half you. The Onion to le adadd for the 1•11/es• eons, tae 3otb Jan, ISM, meal be at Om Med 11. MIL par oat. per oasis& WIN Weis rats of dividend dadand ydo Louise tad Path Waders Company kit the sams yondsd." The clatsontat of sessaats saeical dos add saaal maims* at 20,3:41. 10e. At, Ism dississ. AIN& 17c.; railway sersiais,2o,793l. Os 44., less Amos, 16,5711.115.2 d. ; total railway sod cent sender, 20,1991. 2s. 1114. On the meting of the adman the report of the Minters nil the 'tannest et ma:ovate won adopted. CIELLONO AND MILBOIIIINS RAILWAY.—By the Sardioiso, advises have b: ea reoeived of the appronling Wady of of. pardes of We line of railway. This was te be niebrani ma the s4th ball yearly disdain of &am Bolan. be be bald at Onion, on the lot July then ascsing. ibis dap Wag the assiversary of the asperities of Victoria no • goodsow of New Weise, it was 'spurted that • part) holiday would be crotli,aied is tts eolosy for the efilebestlea of that Sewell as the peain tiding, of which had roadbed the colony by tbe nail tip Janes Bain& NORTRIAN RAILWAY or FitAKCIL--Tbo Ford of Brussels custalas some funfair details of the robbery vatted to the prejudice of the Ni.rthera Railw a y Cp a p si y : —" The principal cushier, who is alio the priaeipal delin quent, is neared Carpsatier, and is the sea of au old clerk is the earpl,yasat of the booking hoses of Rothschild. Ile is only 26 yeses of age, and had succeeded in obtaisieg the oonfidecce of the directors by his aetiviry and intelli (ewe. Carputicee habits were of the most luxurious description, sad his enpenditure was most lavish. His fel low employes attributed the mesas he pusueed to sneers fel stoat-uchurre speealstions. To seek a criminal height ►.d he pushed his eatravaguee that he was 0111411 sees to pink a bask-cote into the fire, Tether this to give himself the trouble of stooping to pick it sp. The prlecipal se ompliee of Carpeatier is the sub-cashier, seated Greta, 30 years of sgs. Another clerk implicated is the robbery is named Grum, who was is the reosipt of a salary of oily 1.6001. • year At his reed. ate title duds of very valuable property hays been discovered, sad esplein the is which he had espeaded his share of the spoil. floes reports nestioa the fight of Gerrie, others snarls to ►is arrest. It appears that the abstraction of shares has been goiat on la a progressive meaner slate 1862. All the clerks of tile Northers Railway Cunpuy ars now under B illenoe, and the polite is saki., liquid's iota their priv►te lives. latelligeut agents are on the trace of the fugitives. Two agars de-ebsoge who had tranisetid business for the latter have been ezansined by the authorities." ADMIRAL DMILIAteII SQviipitort.—The deetinatin of the sgssdros rider the v.mrssd of Roar-Adair') the Roo. UAW Deader, LC 8., seetletisg of t►e Doke of Wellington, Cosgrove., sad dupotah wires Weediest sad Own, whisb lett Plyssoeth ea Teeeday, I. Cadiz. It is peals ble that the sippesraseo of a egesdece there nay hays • besodelal effect a tops.. stem rebtlliess Simian; sad that accomplished, the ships will proes..l to the Tags., where they will Kebab', winter. The pesetas is vic tualled and stored Is. sic most/m-00W Swages Gazette. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1€56. STARS LIS2S.-2111.9 DAY. LIES LEAS= AT TIMID RENTALS. ILMLIPATP I Two o'Ctsfitia. A further fill has token pros throughout the mil- os, way share market. Midland stack is marked as low as 781 ex div. London and North-Western at 1 1011 ex div.; and Great Western, 821 ex div. In r some cases, however, there has been a partial rem. very from the lowest point of the morning. Rigs aad Thinabarg Railway shares mantra 11 I : to 11 prem. Most other foreign deeriptious ate fiat. l lr e I ORDINARY IMAM AND BTOOCIL I lisimors or: ea I lewd I wo Si Lid' wilal.Wiriels) MoChaidishia)... 65.111reiteeter0:11:12:. Quid isTr ad ros. s. us" IWA* ft le Mum Nil; Dna (I to et laleolby(l.Tarl U Ds. ollaros dt 114 Doh lore In Ludes sal is . WNW S. Dlarrallwir - . to 1 p.a. - 07•7111Wirial i" lAII.Mbum Matlassi (kW ft rase 60,4.. D*. Itie w= e = N a lkij a r l MANNAI ra i ler . =Ler! N NortbasiMasipmeClL Nowa toIboLONNIN) ENN• par OrL Uralm 101,NONLUm. NLIINLNANIITNII) mos dim., Plitt 1 • 0 airrist . _mos.& MI ma Owed 1111061/8 1 .... I le aniline, ma SsZiked to. eirisae= Ur . I ei z, 1114 MONO ill Ika. VIPs" gas. ....t IGO Wltts Illiment to Omit WiLernilln! if 2. ft . ' 4 a 4 91 911 VOW= SAILWAT an listwarp Ist llooor.a p. at W &dais al frame all DPW dior II par ant all Gt. 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OWL at'Lerisa YUCtiLII Armin = w rit Seas WaimealN Mai amnion Ired.l 1 DApoist.Wriiii7iii I Do do Tibial Aug I 1 (* M i rr i lrere7" -- ! 2ristArrasear;Za Worsens gisitzla bio. Tel" ClimM Goo. but flaws LosAilm.amlbseo.l. I Ilaabs kSt.amarliai I:: Xattaxal Dimmeat Cow. Ds. Nes .. Relrlroe Imo Da. I. Deg! p 1.140.15.xt X. aloha K. &Ws 1.4 X.X.Walmer= a sb. Noe II& Ow& of amp Mom. Wald 410 Do. " Is. Ilbuts",. I PeuilivertaMONlawal Iradat Wield Mum _ Da N.... , 4.« Mogi A ' yer. Wmla. ilii. — .la;. ----- ile,stApponima If FR Sil ► t sd i ISA 1.4 ++tl4 %Wmlm lig. Mo w ;11 De. Ds. DigMond g` van OlsEresLrie Vb %el. Ow. • v. 0. Iti. Delon' Dalai Do. Ifew 11 The Dontiater Cep is on view at Mr. Hancock's, Bretton strut. It is a silver ststmtte of the Emperor Ns Italian the Third, red is intended as a graceful memorial of the meeting of the sovereigns of France end Begland—an bletorkel event well deserving so an 80011111MONStiOS. The eap represents tbe Emperor la fell uniform, mound me his favourite Merger. The base is euriebed with a shallow bee-relief, of trillion dolga, representing the 'duel mement of mutter. The figure is well balanced, and there ie an may lightness in the horse'. limb' width. pow of the metal se a sees. The brunt ground, however, is a teen lamp of earth; and the eedestsi, theses plebe, is mot wash tweroved by the tweith•sake seasneaes of fussy shield' aid Mmes. THIL BALTIC MZDAL.—The lists of oaken; and sea to whom the Baltic medal Is to be given are being actively pr-ceded with, bet as the number entitled is not lees this 37,000. some in or sight months mut elapse ere the medals sre resdy for distribution. The dies are net yet sat, nor, we believe, tbe device detereised moos. neither has say provision been made for Bomessund sad Sweaters dups. Possibly, after the medals are ready for Issuing, or after they hem bees iseseti, same resolution will have been seem to, all which ashes good for testa—UMW Service Gesee. The Manchester Guardia* reports that en Friday morale, lut, a child, about boar yesn of age, 11011 of Mr. Shield, of Pedeork.hesd, left home, sad sot returning, the Wrangler was employed, and the noels draws, but to a_o_palltesa Oa Wsdeseday Bight It was fogad to a barley Seld, ant a mile sods half hos hone, starred to death. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two ortoci. Farther heavy sales of stock have been pressed to-day, and the funds hays again fallen Z per cent., making a total reduction of 1 per cent. in two days. The other departments of the Stock Exchange par ticipate in the prevailing depression. Consols are now quoted 931 to 1 for money, and 931 to I for the Bth October. Bank Stock for account is marked 220; Exchequer Bonds, 991; and Exchequer Bills 14s. to 17s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. have fallen to 1011 to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. to 1011 to 21. Venezuelan and Granadan Bonds are in demand, but nearly all other classes of foreign securities show flatness. The sales include Buenos Ayres, Six per Cents. at 76 ex 'dividend ; Dutch Two-and.a-Half per Cents., 65; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 981; Granada Active, 231 to 23; Mexican, 221, 1, ; Portuguese Four per Cents., 491; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971 to 1; Sardinian, 911; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 44 to 1; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 261; and Venezuela Four-and-a-Quarter Fer Cents., 34, 331 and 341. The whole of the specie ex the Baltic, from New York, consisting of American eagles, and amounting to 40,8001., was yesterday sold for ext . ortation to the Continent. The dollars ex the La Plata, from the West Indies and Mexico, remain on sale. The Dorn market yesterday was firmer, and a re covery of Is. to 2s. per quarter from the late fall wee established in new wheat. The dividend court of the Bank of England pro prietary is to be held on the 18th inst. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday lut, the 11th September, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the 11.): Coin and bullion £9,432,100 Decrease £469,300 BWs discoanted Notes ta eirsulstion .... 24,821,000 Deanne 766.800 Treasury deposits Priest* deposits Advances on French go vernment esonarities Mosques on railway se curities This return is not of a satisfactory character. The item which is meat closely watched on this side is the coin and bullion, which has declined nearly half a million, despite the large purchases of gold made by the Bank in the English market. In the preceding return there was an increase of 622,0001. Daring the month 14,0001. appears to have bees thrown away by the Bank in the shape of premium paid on its foreign purchases of the precious metal, yet the manures adopted evidently suffice only to mitigate the drain. We must consequently expect a ' antinuance of the bullion operations which are now disturbing our money market. The drain of silver to the East, which assists the efflux of gold to France, slows no sign of slackening. From the aspect of the seer items of the balanoe-sheet we must infer that Preach trade is far from active. There have been, however, very heavy withdrawals of deposits by in dividual:hand this will partly account for the decline in the specie. The addition to the Treasury balances is in preparation for the dividend falling due on the 22nd mt. on the Four-and-a-Htilf per Cent. Rents& The Bank is curtailing its advances to the Bourse, bat gradually. Applications are invited in London for a limited amount of Canada Government Biz per Cent. Ster ling Boods,chargeable on the Uppr Canada Municipal Loan Fond. An extraordinary general meeting of Price's Patent Candle Company is called for the 30th inst., when a half-yearly dividend is to be declared. The But India Company will receive tenders the 17th instant for tge coOnveyanos of stores from England to Bombay, and on the 24th inst. for the conveyance of tune from England to Barraohee. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 18th inst. for the hire of ships, to convey pasesnprs rapectively to Port Fairy and Sydney. FILIDAT EVIIMIII. The fall in the visions Stock Exchange markets continues. The funds to-day have sustained a fresh decline of per cent., and closed at the lowest point of the day. An unsettled feeling undoubtedly prevail. as regards the prospects of the money mar ket, and advantage is taken of this circumstance to spread a variety of adverse rumours. In every department of the Stock Exchange the disposition to press sales, chiefly of a speculative character, was to. day very decided. A number of these operations arose from the closing of the accounts of previous speculative buyers. This process will of cons render the market intrinsically stronger, although its immediate consequence is a fall in prices. The demand for money continues active in all quarters. and no business is done below the Bank of England minimum rate.. Console, which closed yesterday at 941 to 1 for the Bth Oct., gradually receded today, and were finally quoted 94 to }. For money the last price was 931. 'rhe official businees report ii as follows: Three per Cent. Comm* for mosey, 94, 94j, 931, 94, 941, 93/ ; ditto, for amount, Bth Oct., 941, 1, 94, 941, 94}. Thmoand-olialf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, faling payable in 1868 and 1869, 991, I, 1. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 14s. to 17e. prem. Exchequer Bonds stand at yesterday's re duced potation of 991 to 1. The foreign stock market is prejudiced by the instal heaviness of the Stock Exchange; but the de. cline is mainly confined to Turkish domelike, in which there hes been for some time past an outstanding speculation for higher price no fall in thew discriptions amounted to about per east. The directors of the Ottoman Bank are advertising for a London manager. Preparations Sr. in progress for the organisation of a branch at &groat. . . - -- The shares of nearly all the new banking projects experienced& further fall to-day. At the close of the hones Ottoman Bank shares were quoted 11 to 1 di.; Bank of Egypt, 11 to Of die.; National Discount. both old and new shares, 7.16 to 9.16 prem. ; London Discount, 1 die. to prem.: and GI 1 Bank of Switzerland, 1 die. to par. The old Bank stocks were generally steady. London and Giant, Bank shares were more inquired for. Unity Bank are marked 49. The shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia and English, Scottish, and Aus tralian Chartered Bank were more offered. Canada Land and London General Omnihus shares were flatter. London Dock stock is officially marked 1033 and 104; St. Katharine Dock., 89; and Victoria Government Six per Cents., 1101. • The nominal closing quotations for the newly projected railways are snbinioed,ris.: Eastern Bengal Railway, to prem.; Enphratee Valley Railway, Ito prem.; Ceylon Railway, II to II prem.; Cal. cotta and South Eastern Railway, par to prem.; Copiapo Extension Railway, I die. to I prem.; Italian Junction Railways, to I dia.; Nrw Brune l/irk and Canada Railway sad Land A Shares, par to I prem.; ditto, B Shares, Ito O dis.; Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed Sharer:, to k dia.; Sitting bourne and Sheerness Railway, a to I dia. The nominal quotations for a number of other pro. jeels are as follow ;—Europran and India. Junction Telegraph Company, die, to par; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company, I dig. to Sari West Ham Distillery Company, par to I prem. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Sept 6, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation tom Circulation stave 19.980.105 Deemed* 144,490 Public, deposits 6.087,068 teems,' 496.729 Othe► deposits Government ssearities in _ %asking. department .:, 12,114,078 Without alterit'on Otherseetirklesiabsaillie department Oolis sad bullies la boils deparemrab Seven day and Gahm. bills t Rest Notes la reserve I I pa -T. Zg s -. 6 .- 00 IS U 70 ti ii ii N $ $4ll. 1- - HS 126 1134 1146 I 2i Si Si PI 111 111 IP; 111 02 Ili 10 1:1 44141 41 4 1 1 .."' 4 A 11 I I.f sti li li 6 4 1 ir II iii Is 71 7 11. Ira I Ilumma. 11l SI 15 174 St. e nt is fa amatiatlltazu m aaass. all alraWoN.ll.aerVillai W NWlam. la!Naar, aC vwcamaitrucaait.o. all tae. N. Oa NI— NO NNW awl IBMs IN Oalsolagen all MINN Naa 811 1 all Daft era 441 WAN lel NOM Jun. all Dad.. rfahoirmisriu. 10D lan all Ousat ali t=sa IN ItaNws Ude% dais 100 De. dor II UN Kat 114 Not Wasik, NblawslioN all INlolimb =MC; lid 4tritt= 4 2 2 an Neat Nils fIIIaNEL. IN ONO hailheo IN Da. 100 Do. B. 100 Ot. ma WNl.lliaol IN Ott IN D. lhot i reCrlN. all Lommatar sad NAN ... Do. U Do. 11w nki 100 [Yttilw med UMW, D. INN SINN Dahh all Gabs awl 100 lAN. LONat 100 NI North WNW& IS Ds. NM Do./I . ftiLimilt.lo. 14 Da. IN laNNirroalh Waiter all Ds. 14.41b dt il = Ibrik h Dui. Ito. I— RO NNW 100 Da I. url Deg-. all lOLOtwat.firalead) Neuesells 1 . re • p 1 - 7 — et• We. 11 Dam 1011.1111.• alf :=llettiml6llllll.o. 10014 14.0.04•0 Omlles Nara &Nib .-............ all North .11 De. 6 • 100 /I.l oooo rs—lenr 4 k 111 Da Dlitales 111 Da GOA all Da Lode 100 Da Tark...—..... 100 Korth Lcodas • . 1 .. ell Mira a Ng/swam Jeer. 114,10 .11 NMI 100 wow„ •11.6.0. 14 Ireekiiiel . ISO Sumeitih ton empteriti.abariiiii 1 d toe plingidesthin........ *l_' iiiiii-• i 0 i Weis - -- ----_ -. . If itiellik.himerum I De , ili...— a Wa=te. a/ V le - ISO ale all Val* al flea" . " .. "" . W waarfrda ~dN as . . all waterf sod mod Urn* all Wait CaramaL.. a w.sadencsaiiimill. all D 0.41 J rouse dia. dB / all Mull I mat. odd is a all lalastisdas and Croydon. 197.113014 14 10 49 Mawr/ ri4 11445444 in 14 10 S 411 EL las Jam Not N 14 10 Onmore. II 9 Om N0r.19049.19.9.110.e 1114 I 940sloklAbellervae91 _ . _ 71 3dy , - -..- .. . X lOO a Cidstist 9 1. MI, ailusol 11611&L.A. 100 DA dets 1 16. • aft T , ( =all. o : Mlaserd Balliny...- le• los • shans...--- 1 B 041...............- 13 Da & lbalkk.- ; -.- au tistiwa at rem ........ 19 DA New .-............ b. ItiAlts Semi -.- ad liast ladlis A & 11-..... 10 Da 9191Orke 0.......- 43 011.1111 irks D ........ A. issinel• Talley ... ... ail ft Al Moss Ai DaCampAll 6p. (Ado,. 14 Omit OMNI ce -Ram all Chad him ItaiisA.. 9 Do. 111 w Ocemllk 130.1Amaliers • al 11 i Gt. WM. Craft Urea •14 DA Newdwpay a Is Il 4l. Ape. CM AB DA di. 73. de. 40 All DA EA 76. dA 44 all DA IA 10,w1Deol10 4 11.11.5 Judaea . 6 Lombardo Verthe .-. MCI all Da. S par ant le Do. 4 i No mit. Do.ardnatOoo. Swat ad dramorklaga (artdi au) W Do. do. Do lalsrod)... all Do. do. a oar at. Prot dorthord of Pram ..... ad Mb SOL attar 0$ airfare& id dormagiao all Paola and koma all ',dosed Odom it«76 - 70ilia — fria;.; Mursambre)ria.7 pAt. lam sad 511 Pa-s 1 Dud& .--. al Depalisslia smire owl Wass .... MI sa row Ont. Prrair & Wb Om par on Wog an Do. $4 per S. 511 frosurni".w."!Piumi liforefef Agate% 100 NNW • Rao* 4p.a4.111. 100 Ma 4p .e. W Do. do. Pt 4 e. all Cart ad Orden .. Doad.hde.kAksJuo kartaailirCks ORA 04.4.010. 144•664..N0.1 all Ditto do. 1016 I so Do. New •Ns Oat. INNS ill Maas Did par ill& Cad prgoam 4 1611 a. and 44. par OIL IMSO 11116./WllkDoSkal. Orast IN Ds* pALrad.all IN D. 46 par oaN. D 0.4 galas' at 101 at. fl. Natiad li4 Prd. Is Ot. Soak • WaoL(INLI 6 D.Wallketlloatan fps 100 Do.. p.a. Mom. Prat. 100 Deatasw.krodso.44 p.a. 140 Do.ater.lamkom.46.a. 100 DIM trtedarmilm4 pod. an Do. Rim. Prat. free all D. OMAN PIN Midpa on D. N. ISO Ds. Nr5.1160.1111•16.—. an Ka CNN. Ow. NON all D. dta M. all .o. do. do. • Lirealklrak Swim P/20 100 Dltto6 par 4444.116011 :00 Loa.* PrI6OLOos p. 44 1.0 D. New Ca 6 pir 06 LAN.W.00..1•100.14.4. 100 LA1LW.4.4.4.k0t4ii an Loadarkmlle Okr. i IN 141 16=r1raitli:;2 0 . D. S 6 ItO De. SI ier7oot. lee %Cud Oisaer.•LOget I" DP. li p. et. Prof. Otto* an Do. Prat 46 No al. all Me ZS Prlt 4 ~pptNoat IN D.,Lisar I Nowp.Ators.ea.arp.er tlll 1644 all 114010111DNEekno NO DakraWar.V.Sa.t.l64l 100 Nark INNS ...».._ 100 11.111•6.-Nrs.ijoiric N Da. N. N. I SI S Do. Laub 6 p. 44.114.1 10 D. Toroll if t> all North Staftsiddlo 100 0aLWar5kW41.4660 . 7.7,0 Ile Do. Islook.PEN I an lasttiniCkst. Nay Prot 110 Da.I I a.ANNIND N. 66.6 100 1/0. Ipm OWL PM. SA all INA DOM all Dille 6100446 NitOmd. I all ourieglinials.ftaij SO DOINN por f all OW Mad 46 Nr Ont. INISINON 4 p. Net ak ItaiiNdO•kkkrup.• Dta N. 11 p. 6 au Wiarlapalillksyaimi. 10 et 10 ii It. et. It. et. 4 4,4. , 6 9 z le 194 IS 16 H 1 99 94 z 631 621 11l Me _9 p U SS xi U 7 I dim SO IS ii .1: ,4 ii 116 a i 117 WI 48j 44 x o GO el . 78 76 4 7 p 94 N 4 7 pa 103 4 10/ toll ON z Par i Pla n i l 10i 1 0 " ni no f s 771 77; i M a o 48 SO m ►4 11 51 SS ai si dm n 0 7$ 7$ z d „ le 3. di n 17 $44 35 174 1 z d 91 9. 147 14 4f die ei 7 $7 $9 no I sl rid 77 79 40 II 71 141 z d 79 11l I I dis die 111 17 1 is 97 14 IO N 4 14 111 ii T i 4 II 1 14 B • CLWATIL 19 7 4 9 4 la 14 1 S 11 I Ipa la I pa a &a pa Of ISO a a 90 N 4 44 4' u pa U 411 im pa fi lte Pos 21. I 11 14 Ps 411 i l l In 1 11 pa 4$ 14 De I 20 pm IS 101 111 ID 11$ DO 110 in SI . Pla IN lle in So} 1 z ■ be S pa „ 6 On n 16 pa 9 311Ie I i m i f t is s i 1 1 1 , 6 : "' pa De fie IN 11 U IT - 1I If :41 S fi 101 111 ,1J s. lii di di Ile 111 „ is!.r4 se „ 114 MI Ile 09 101 92 97 09 91 69 91 161 1 f 10 7 1 id " 10 10 1 3 111 " 20i 10f 121 16 11_ as ,. 131 140 1 Fs 6s •0 i 4 13111 Si Hl 1$ $9 111 . II I 1 Ps . if "ii id iii I die . _ 17 4Ms is IN id uS IN 11/ Ile IS IS x d Ili ii — WI le lei !IP It 4 If I Bpm I 1 41 te i. $1 64 158 let 1(4 lel In i Pi AN' Its Si I illy 07 103 1 IN IN II H Ilp 14.1 T 4.. 17 19 IN ih i d 4 '•a 11 1 114 Ii .7 NI :I - - ISI HO se 11 11 ra hr 111 11 11l lill '4 U ilt lii 77 79 U $4 90e 11l PS 94 U SS Ti $l. t " T 4 TI Tle 714 .i x 0 The subjoined exhibit* the extent of the ireitii variations at one view Pub& &point immune 496,729 Other deposits diereses .. Notes sad bills in circulation demses .. Beet home* .. 29,836 On the other side of the account: Government securities (no cheep) Other securities furrow .. Coin and bullion daartana.. 208.30 £110,141 142,440 Total The decrease in the bullion is more considerable than has been noticed for some time put, but is not of serious moment, the imports of gold continuing steady. The increase of 481,7991. in the private securities, following the increase of 1,082,8221. in the receding return, attests the activity of the demand r money. The next weekly aooount will probably exhibit a further considerable addition to this item. The active circulation has diminished, and the de crease in the reserve of notes is 42,0604 showing no important variation. . ----- MIX 01 SNOLLND.—AD .48cotutt. wawa to Wad 7th tad eth 164. 0.12, for tho week oalason Ilstaufty. Sot. 4. WA tom oiOr Mt. Nolo Wool 5K044.7411 t Debt—. 1,1 1 , 3, 0 1 6. 101 hoosettloo Ws sad Boils IMAMS alias ---• BANNING 0 lettee' Capita 3 04.6K 000 ,717,742 Public Depodta (lariat Excbeft., ay. i Commit. of Ne l tr i Debt, 'ad Di.. ADM.) 6.087,088 Mee Peewits 9,624,407 Beves-cli 9r4474 Sept. U. labt icon. JAM v , mem molly) ...... =IM ii.• • • l.l Jig O. tit BOA BUM Cola— 0.2.ws Keg MAR9II ALL. Chidllleelm BANE OF FRANCE. (FROM TieTIRDLY'II A telegraphic summary of the following appeared in our impression of yesterday. The Moniteur publishes the following monthly debtor and creditor account of the Bank of France, made up to Thursday, Sept. 11. The corresponding figures of last month are added: DIBTOR. lIIPT. Capital of the bank 91,260,000 Rmerte of the beak 12,980.760 Ditto in landed property . 4,000,000 Bank note. in circalatioa 543,602 200 Ditto of the branch beaks 77,024400 Batik nous to order 4,423.624 Receive payable at sight 6,033,888 Treary.acc.currentmeditor 118,818.302 Sundry accomits carnet . 100,008,296 Do. with the branch banks 26.476,446 Dividends payable Digitated sandryintsreets 7,480,220 Commitaloa on deposits Re-dig. the last siz Months 1,629.993 Protested bills Ilumbitss 6,674.123 Total 938,468,913 CIIDITOII Cash la hand 113,126,401 Cash la the branch banks 122,676,090 Corassareial bills overdue 2,111,194 Commercial bills dis counted, but not yet due 221,308,498 Ditto to the branch banks 217,829,320 Advanced on dep. of bul lion 1,749,400 Ditto by the Match banks 2,323,475 Advanced on Preach mongtin 78,420,336 Ditto by the breach basks 11,878,100 Mitigated on rail securi ties Ditto by the breath banks 17,180,900 Advanced to the fgatt on Ara. 91,240 OM 12,980,760 4.000.2/22 76,481,200 6,785,979 4,012.762 102,139.314 143 816,425 26,821.876 1,310,027 5,111 261 33 724 1,629492 14,118 4,694,676 --. 1,043,077,898 124,657,208 122,977,769 390,177 246,815,577 218,329,788 1,200,400 2,335,376 90,248,336 11,657,680 40,066,900 17,150,240 — a g rTsiaiii of iiii3o, 1848 Di.oouot of Truaory 66,000,000 40.000,000 12,980,760 62,190,792 4,000,004 4,813,661 466.874 1,148,986 64,647 Booth Government stock reserved Ditto disposable Hotel _ and knitters of 40,000,000 12,980,760 62,299,795 Bank Leaded property of brooch 4,000,000 4,908,307 823,584 basks - - - Swans of issaspaleat of the Baas Premiums oa parsasses at gold sad saver 1 Baratta 1,496,31 S 76,347 Total Certified by the Governor of the Sank of Fraser, D'AROOVT. MINE-2 HIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. In the market for British mining etc:kg, attention is almost exclusively turned to Great Wheel Alfred shares, which have risen to llt to 12, and still show an upward tendency. Shares in Wheal Grenville are also in demsod and firmer. In the Stock Exchange to-day there has been a oemplete absence of business in mining securities. Subjoined is the official list of yesterday'. tram.. actions in the Mining Exchange : Drakswalls, 21; East Rose, 12, 13; Great Alfred, 101, 11. 1,11, 12,11, f ; Lady Bertha, 14a, 15o.; North BUN; 371. 88, 361, 371 ; North Downs, 32.. 6d . ; Elortridge Cea se* 21. 1; Treleigh Console, 6s. 3d. ' • Wheel Grenville, 31e., 325., 82e. 6d., 35e. 3d.; Wheal Wrey, 8; Bender, 4 1. Foreign mining stocks were quiet. In the metal market there is still a good demand for copper, bat there was no advent,. in price de clued at the e • elters' meeting, held this week. For iron there has been a fair demand, and prices remain without alteration. Scotch pig iron—the shipments, although good for the season, are now beginning to I fall off, and the price has declined about 2.. pox ton during the week. Lead remains without altera tion. Speller has been much sought after, the stock being very small, and the price has advanced fully 11. per ton. Tin has also attracted mush attention; owing to the large deliveries of Banos in Holland, last month, prices advanced, end our own smelters have been obliged to advance the price by 41, per ton on common, and 51. per ton on refined. The market looks healthy. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COVENT GARDEN . MARKET.-THIS DAY. - Apples and pears have Ibis week been mote attendant. Gress-gigs Plume are sow plentiful, end the same may be said of Grapes. Apricots ere all but over. Oranges fetch 4s. per doses. The supply of Filberts baa fallen off this week, and prices for them have consequently advanced; they now come better in quality; price from 70a. to Ns. per 100 Ills. Dutch Melons are very plentral, sad fetch from 9r. to 21a. per dozen. Tomatoes are still arriving from Femme. All kinds of vegetables in Fusion ate well *applied. Poeugal Onions ore plentiful, and fetch from 9i. to 16r. per 100, or from Is. 31. to 3s. per doaen. Potatoes ars very much diet eased. Cut Bowers consist of Helioiropes, Orchid., Gar. deals+, Pick., Coes a, Carnations, Mignonette, Heaths, and Rose.. Pbse Apples, per lb., S. to Ss Grapes, per lb, Is to S. Film pee dc., fa to Is Iltelook sash, b to Is pee dos., Ss to 10e Neetattnas, S ito 104 per doe. So to OS Orarges, per 100, 80$ Lemons, per doz., Is to la I Pllbette, per lb., 10d to le Sd Kent Cobs, per leOlto., ESeto 7Ss Cabbages, per doer•, M to le ed Csuliloartre, per dot.. 24 to Oa rttosb Illess,per half inert, 280 d rAsus, ----- Vegetable marrows, pee 6.a., _to la ad - - 1; - 2; to Poi - atom — toe:, tea, See to 100 s per base., Re to is 9d Carrots,neer, p. bunch, ed to 6d Timipe, do. do., ed to id iptoseb, per eel*, le Od to Is Csr.umberr, eat! Id to le Od Bost, per doz., le to is Celery, per eau., 9d to f.Ol GAR, per basal, Sd to id °Wampum, per Pune' 3d to 4d Artichokes, each. 44 t 3 d Csphiecm% per 10 , s to 74 Tomatoes, per hf. sieve, h to 7.2 8688oto, per Ib, 84 to 84 - - • iarlie, per lb., 44 to 6.1 Lettucer,Ctb., p. MOM Into !age! Radish, turnip, p dos., Is to Is ud Small Salade, p. pun., Td to Sd Hone Radish, Mr To to 4. , oabrooras, per pot.. IS 44 to Po ' Pantry, par bunch. , to ad Mint, greet), pee bunch. 21 to 1 Marjoram, per bunch, 2.1 to 44 SaTo,y, do.. •!.4 to $ .I Bahll, green, p. banco. 341 to 44 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade brisk. Prime meadow bay. 80s. t: 90. ; superior, 100.. to 110 s.; inferior, COL 10 705.; new. 60s. to 905.; rowen, 80s. to 75i.; Glow, old, 100. t 126, ; cut, 901. to 110 s.; new, 90s to 1205.; straw,2Bs. to 32s TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. meraet i. (14 or early delivety. Town tallow la quoted 52g. nett cosh ; Petanbure Y.C. es the spot, 61e. Septeatter, 60... 3J.; October and December. 49g. to 49e. 3d. N1A.10.11. AVIELAOIII.—Town tallow, 641 31.; fat by ditto, 2.. 104 ; yellow lla•siao, 63;. Od. ; melted staff, 42a. ; noel ..itto, 26a ; tallow craves. 17e.; good dregs, 74. rAdvartiaessiant.l—AT ML EBTABLINEI. awn, US. Ragentotreet, No. 4, Ladesltalia:rest. and Cryan& hire, are eatilluted :be Swat specimens of lirttleti uistatWais. peesiag.essea. Mork•braeo arlt Ina-mask Dreselatage, satiWor site* of tailors htztay suitable tat preaestation. A reparate pramot for Paper Mater Iliannbattirei apt Bagatelle Table', Table T.atiory, Hawn, beams, Peoleirea, Strom Nate, Le. •fttyphog main *mated. name prima tamed at ail the lfatablistausa 3. A law *boa Sawa at the ittoost-stevet itatabliebateat for as esio of Wane Cur in spews, brit% aid • variety al ertiass. I - I I ii a I INS iti 491 -15 1 Ni Si I Hll 'sl el ei I