The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1863. Trim; .111 A vit.rith' s FALVA I .J 5 V - --- - • • - .. _ _ LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. • WILLS AND BEQUESTS. SHARE LISTS -(THIS DAY.) 1 (THIS DAY.) .._..._.. ___ -_. - - - - The ad j ourned half-yearly meeting of the pro- (From the Pluensied London New.) Two ciOusint. crlam wee held it nooe, at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. The will of Sir Culling Eardley Earclley, Bart., The railway market continues fi rm, and prices r t he .,: port Mo . o h o a t in the beea chair pa ... Tiouly iimed and published. a Bed.in piirk, seir Hatfield H .,, ta, . proud in the have further advanced. Great Northern stock has was taken as read. Load= court by Hugh Culling Eardley Childers, Esq., _limn if per cent. ; Great Western and South The Ciiintua.o. in mowing the adoption of the report sod M.P., and Godfrey Lushington, Req., of Lincoln's Inn, Festeru,. i ; and London and North Western_ . . and accounta, said it was satisfactory to find that the concern executor .. Th e „ moo ds, .Lanceasture and Yorkshire, 1. Caleloma i n . barrister-at-law, the joint acting was moving upwards. The increase of traffic rec•it in the under 4:. , owl. Sir Culling executed his will i n le exceptionably fiat, and has ball-year over that of the corresponding half of t year was sworn • f nft • h t. Hi a on l y oon an d London and North Western stock is now quoted 141 was 148,0001. and the dispouble balance was 79,000/. in 1860, a.nd died at the age 0 7- 01 17 to 103 ; Great Western 67/ to 681 ; Midland, 1291 sided for , the testator Mama On the other hand the working expenses showed successor to the title being amply presided tO 130; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 1141 ; en inert** a 28 . 010 . The proprietors might rely upon leaves the unsettled estates of Bidwell Park and Nettleton it that everything the directors could do had been d une for the benefit of his two daughters, with an ultimate Great Eastern, 51 to g, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1191 to counteract the tendency of expenses to grow. The I li m it a ti on i s f avour of bin son in the event of tol2o ; South Eastern, 961 to 4. Great Northern, loin by the Shropshire Union line was about 3,000/. more hi s daughters dying without issue. The Property 125 to 126 ; Metropolitan, 114 to 12/ ; and London than it was Mat year, owing to =avoidable Mums. settled upon the sou appears to consist of the large and and South Western, 103 to 104. This illustrated the effect of sectional working. Bombay and Baroda and Great India Peninsula Th. -- valuable estate at Borough Fen, in the empties of Lincoln loss was equal to the whole dividend. The law and Northampton. There are many specific bequests sad expenses had been reduced by about 12,030/. Forare rm.Canadianlines are directions c ontained io the will. He directs the building Mocks firm, the first time in their history as a company, they bad cone operations upon hie estate of Belvidere, at Rath, to be con- and Meuse shares arebetter, and South of France out of parliament without any matertal Injury ; and he be- tinned. This estate (as the testator himself mentions in and A n t werp an d R o tt er d am i nqu i re d for . hued the legislature was now =Mooing to take • proper his will) will ultimately become a district parish, and to view of railway interests. By levying income tax on th a t en d Si r Culling had erected • church and personage- OILEMNARY IMAMS AND ROOK& excursion trains, however, the Chancellor of the Ex. i gabs totter Dotes The testator has directed his executors to , eb. IPd 1 Rertwees. I g al = st to 1 pm. chequer had abstracted their revenue at the rate 44 o ff er to the commissioners of the National Gal- 3.000!. • year. Injuries of that kind were owing to • May his "Madonna," by Murillo, for a sum of 10,0034, "4 ...I• 81 .o 0 oteuleow° 06 . I al - want of union among railway companies. In conclusion, be which &mount, if remind, is to be given to the pos. l e m g eemi. i fdd. c . e i uf 17N55 - would add that all the directors now asked for on sensor of the Bedwell estate ; and further direct' that his ga, me w o w or • ' g a m _ N gg 871 account of new works was about 150000/. , painting, by the same master, of "The Flight into Egypt." el lee Icemassea_ ~.- 110} 110} - M TATLOR thought the increased receipts ought to have is, in the event of the " Madams " being so purchased, to 60 ell iCork aid Hannon...- _ - - resulted is a larger increase of dividend. The only means be presented m a eft t o th e National Gallery. The to.. MI all 'Cornwell- ..- ..- 7 74 - of Pellonneet end satisfactory improvement lay in • policy woes well known and valuable collection of pictures at the ge I I : 11 n r e t V a l: l. ' ll4l d „, /t • - - - be of the adherence of the directors to which would, he mansion at Belvidere has, we believe, been removed to an wohm=yt e r ee s r 40 ue, 41 - lie eace, ved ,he greatly tried before the end of the present Boded! Park. The late baronet and the present Lord Oren- to en watej„.,Fmth. *Amu& le 17 - Meat. worth married listen. The present baronet, who is of the el MS Dthiberithsed Glasgow 116 06 - Mr. GUMMI doubted whether the rate at which cola aim of 25, married, in 1650, • lady belonging to • distin. M. let Illaegew MA Western 111 1111 were armed by the company was remuoerative, and 10 ' guished family settled in Virginia, South America . 84. ISS Chest Metern tarred to the rates charged by the London ad Southan 61 z& We I ad The will of the late Thomas Corbyn Janson, Esq., of t 1:: E t ,A else! •Lt -- rut _ Wirier,' and the Loud= and North Western Companies in Stamford - hill, and of Abehurob-lane, London , hanker , was eh we mo ro ugt or lh oo d eo 4 "° " Boman of his view, proved on the sth inst. by his widow, hie brother, Frederick N. we rim w s Namur. „. 1 6 tee - Mr. Simwaso thought it would be better to foster the Halsey Janson, Esq., and hie brother:indaw, Edward James, M. UM Do.ll Arse. aodii. un- Hes 126} - _ third-class passenger clod& than coal traffic, agreeing with p eg.. the executors. Th e aarata were swoon reader 60 , 0001. IN . 1 0 D 0.2 1 viissaL , D . l4 , is , 140 the preceding speaker that th e fatter did not pay at the ex- Th e wilt, which is dated May 1, 1860, is very simple, and N. WS 04.11imithdi Week (Ira) 100 IN - isting rates Adverting to • rumour that the board intended ocempies only one sheet of paper. The whole of the property N. 2 10 ° 0 W 0 , 4 / 1 --- iii , m 6 74 1 71 1 8 711 to propose • lease of the Lancaater Canal, he deprecated any ie given to his widow, subject, to a legacy of 1,003/. to his N. us u mi ak.* T er u e ro o tuf f at 11, such step, adding that the company had had enough 0f mother, of 10,0001. to his brother, F. H. Janson, and some m. ego emu= sod madman 14 76 zd - zd Mosel guarantees. whole minor legacies to godchildren and acieatific societies, payable N. Me eau 115 116 1111 Mr. WOMAN regretted that the divided for the at his wi d o w s d om .. ; tb..i.tias referred t o h ou• the et. tag . • • - of the last year was not at the rate of b per cent. Lb w ." g oc i a gy, mu t so d t o th e f oo d i n meee .m o w ith IS Ise lades& Neelli seles 10* 101 _ IOW 1 14 A dividend of that amount was respectable and ge_o. the A• ••• •• society ( know* a . t h e L ee F un d ) a fa r , Oa 100 Lendenallentillentsm 163 la zd N. 100 IlmnalbeLALieselseh en 64 _ tleinanly-Osughteal-and the proprietors ought rover W l egac y o f 200( .; a ll l onotio t o h e pa id f ree o f l egacy d u t y. seal mauvon ima cedida. .. _ -. receive left. (Renewed laughter.) He colisidesed the - - will of Elijah Eyre, Rex., of !Tuna's Lynn, Norfolk, 10 an warepoltlan ll 12 16 111 position of the Shropshire Union Railway and Canal very hen hos, proved by the execu t ors. Freeete Joseph u m . to o Do. New 1 pm - unsatisfactory. There was no necessity for separate cos. well, Req., banker ; John James Colton, Esq., solicitor ;U. lOU Midland =gement, though it was no doubt v r e e r g y u ersant for those and Mr. Charles Miller, the teetator'm managing clerk. The 0114 411 tic. New i t pm -PM who were engaged in it and who met IY to dec l a r e • deceased was an eminent brewer and ingreimat, and aoquirad is i t " 9 4 lo p t ft liazuL , 4 3111, C• IS l a/ - dividend already declared. eoesidemble property, both real and personal, the latt er is mi Do i mum - m - Mr. Pince believed the moon why the Railway hoot- Wog sworn under 70,0001. The whole of his estates he II all Mid Kent - dent Compensation Bill was received in parliament with so leaves i n m u m f or th e w or ds r g hi s ,y ug h tm , 10 Al Mld Kent (Cray Une) - - little favour was that it asked too much. If a moderate - lit. 100 Ne* Drilla a ., 64 65 - and wall-considered rosesure were introduced it would pro. M. 100 Do.idln.,Parth.Dnud. 16 26 -.• bably have a very different fate. He would like to know 06. 101 N. Matons-Berwlek 152 len Hsi what was the cost of the comparie's proceedings MINES.-(THIS DAY.) U sel Do. Q.N.Z.Pnec - - - in parliament last year, and whether there were -o------ M. IN Do. Leeds.... 67} nit 581 71 I any arrears of previous simians standing over. He also RR, we De. ycielt Two °Two& al Ids D ' l- uaium• -••- - desired information with respect to an alleged advance by Yet Node Leedom ..- us 121 - - the board of 100,0001. to the West Hartlepool Railway There is not much business going forward in the t o 6 Do. New If If pro - .... Ocenpany, end the acceptance of 100,0001. of debenture stock mining market to-day, and prices in most St. all North Stellord&dre- - 80 St zd 61 zd orth&S.Weetendene 11 In as security. H. also quoted from renew' of • committee instances have not varied. East Condon : 0 N t - el the Hoses of Lords on this subject. the season -- • 123 124 shares are quoted 27 to ii, being 7s. Sid. es, pm mote& LK Aherne 461 47} - - The Quintal& in reply, said It was true that 100,0001. was advanced, and that debenture stock of that amount was ay. lo wer than yesterd East Basset are called 78 54 . 100 *MUM **DEA •_.,:_. • 100 102 -- still hold by the board as security. The object of the ad- to 80 ; Nangiles , 28 to 30 ; and Wheal Ludcott, 8 1: . m all Shrewsbury trous & Woman ! - so u _ mums was to seems to the North Western Company acmes 3 toi. No transactions are officially recorded in St. Day - to • port on the uorth-esat coast, aod he was happy to say they the Stock Exchange. N. 100 South Eastern -. as rei 96} 111 N. we Senth Wales . 70 ware pill" very friendly Wm , with the N'w4h Bs, ctem Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. so. Poe 8. vostin.• al:siiiii; lm I t 3 - Comy. He admitted the desirability of adhering to • Scottish Australian have been dealt in at par, and le ali 4001601 .W 000 11 1 ta 5 10 - policy of peace, and the board, while properly promoting T ., . es an Mooklon &Darn W gll gd ' the interest, of that company, would endeavour to matatain v • nited Mexican at 61. u 17 Do do lefit tlepa zd - =Whether the coal traffic was profitable Or not At the East Wheal Russell meeting yesterday the se 8 Do do 11e0U n l4 set lid - did oe • variety of circumstances. The question was accounts showed a balance of meets over liabilities sic 100 rue vale - 10 8 Do it what it was fair to include in exposes. The Midland and o f 48‘31 . A m u o f g a. 64 . p * . sham was ma d e. to sDo 0 60 an Meier .......... - - - the rates at which oral was earned Iran the north -- i t ea Do. .... ...... ...•• -. to London. A . 7 . 65 r or two ago they chase to lower o APPLICATION TO El APPOINTED • PRISON CHAP- • 12 1 A v „ i t iga ,- •-•• • . .- .7 - ~,,,,,,,...t h° tut :., • ,.. i . 0 • 14 7.„,, Per a t,„ •••; •••• :. A bld roa „,,, ••••• • • l h „' LAIN DT • BOMAN CATHOLIC Pellar.- Yesterday , at the N. IN victoria Ma. &WSW"; iij um tee = wil -- - them , - --- compan y """ ---•• .- West Riding (=ism) sessions, held at the House of Cu. N. lag Waterford & 'Gainey .. - benefit of the increase. is the last year the company had natio n, viskaaci.- an application was rood from the N. 145 west Ormiwall er xi - they rearied ......„.. 3 . 8°C1 1.2 4 ".„ . •t e . .....„ ... ei e ' ;4l, ' II " T inia , h.,...,340'"....minar.nihaa..... Rev. J. Baron (R.C.) to h. appointed a salaried minister D. 1 0 0 8 / 1501 *=:‘_. ~, ' - - - it _ thoT.--,,,0u1d-pea•-hrwy kelp it airy ' s" ' m a - Id - t u rd a pro d t, "" au d - ander the . Prison Ministers . _Act.. the _considers , . Moo of Lt. IN ""• pti r to iraupar .,` 46 te 11 61 - be believed that branch of traffic was now in a satisfactory I ". q u t ti°C ,,,, w ....” ~PC.2,...tP".1.....ZT,L....72.4f:pri50n .. ... 1118 " IR IWO Moo lier let 106 - m a gg c _ Puttiou ' (iss:')Astegsnissi the t ! tltiniasss they".""g gr ups the t. .R " ellrol;i7g ira .. :O l pr or t . 17: .' ap;Tic . e7ti " or-! -----' he obse rved tha t baud believed already giving all the accommodation that would pay. He „____, , caz.:: ..„,__;„ _. c l a im ~, ~_ ~..,_ ___,..,„,„, hoped the Shiopshina Union shareholders would soon see it ; a1 " • ;: i 7 ' '",..7" t ra,";;; a r cet i; h 7 p = s ;;;Vr:ar e Ille. Int 1 NAJNEL 11 5 0 1 CI. eels= I Balsa to be their interest to convert their shares into North ser macs ll6 11S 1.1 116 xd Western stock, said when that had been done the separate Went Miss department I gladly avail myself of this op- wait. Ivr....GaLailaverpsol as 16 11 pm WI f portnnity of expressing to you my gratitude for the facilities sum ' • u•• • • • a u ye ss in management would of "" °ma& The P eihemeeier Y el. which during the last nine yaws you have afforded me in tglo to Do, New (uncial; pubes had bean paid se they mesa all 26 27 zd 23f zd my prison ministratioes, and I believe lam warranted in tigme M Sisk Mime* Mr. Mosotho hoped the board would not "cry pesos, - - - vine that thee, ministrations have been soconducted , on m SIN 100 bank Cd Saudis when then is u° Puss. " ' but would give a P led g e that part, sk-' to g ins unexcep t io n able satisfaction. The practiosT Mew ree linith ee n.witu rMenstra 15 14 a d• that wooers should not be increased by artessioe ea., favoura b le " result your p ast indul g ence is per ha p s th e 1 0. 101 50 *mild IS 41 •themea. (Hear, heels,cisoi too I sans et wale (lAu.) - Aft„ some f urt h er & mu d,. the report was a d opted. thw eafee m t gnarna .d tee said l can acto o ry ffer dischip yonfor th d e fu ra t y ure du psace u. i f n al ch n e o . o p. b. 6050:000000 too tonimu.tuaau of Nor , un=u(l 1, gi 1 i ll , p. m.. 101_10 The dividend at the rite of 21.25. td. per cam for the mintiest which lem sow soliciting at your hoods: I feel MAW SO &Wand Annaba° 1641 lO S Zen - me.h•iflear having been declared, the meetin g ' la mad. 61 - MI illSo ibe *TOMO number of the catholic* in the WWII 60 artNes IL M"'" 4 .__f:: •11 IS St - for the transaction of the Moines adjourned from the inst. West Riding department will be deemed by you amply a u.szi N s o. o tem aa .o o . l. lol ll. t. A o l ea ww oo . _ . VA, 1 1 ti r r 12 X The following resolution was proposed by the CHAIRMAN, snfiloisot to justify my appointment. At the present sow in mod. an , b a lk , * al 55 at date (Auto 18) their number is 232, vie. : 167 males. 10 107 100 _ - S see as n sid and adopted unanimously : ...n um i n purs u a ace of the pow ., o f the Birkenhead and 135 females . A separate place for divine .stri a on klIOO set SO.. SI 40 - Railway . 'Beni Sundays would notzestioembly be more desirable for 10&000 10 .CensobrlMed ad 4 5 1 6 t IS - Vesting Act, 1861, anthorismg the exercise by the _„ . ~..., m . ____,„ ocormian.b , he hid the 4 ,,,, m i ceettheete , - London and North Western and Great Western Companies l' a = a°, TT " chaprd, "'"""" ahe 'r e of th e powers of the Birkenhead Comma, as to the creation public both male and female 10 . 000 1 100 lagliehanlirtsh (Um) 10 .9 .Vd• : /a, on se Ing.llsolalthasttluareo. all mg a oth.r ompi ac tal u far d tha w t u h od . e . rta nt ic r i ehn og, ti an ni dis to plusua th. Buteousd oce a ilia sav ßw are l . paryaaa, l•4°There nad eetad an r em e hetb sim unah •ita rt.S. ' n w . p • n u n k a i n. " R e e r pnl m y y i lik e.edu CeS s e 1 a.perw gindmaslu n.u. neef uneinee eri. ail 3.11 1 T ii.. .i. z expeaes which, in this cue, you would be called upon to niaad wa y' e w e addi sharos imel of em e dd . ,et 4 ) 74 'l 7BL rhat ithl ' aradt he e r ar i a l' ahaf i eed incur, would be the providing of what is termed 'a mis- Bose 00 1° 1 1 Loo mP • ezial lou ano ot""" nraentan ... . ee ls e ll 8 8 1 9 pa rc Z emery or camp portable, altar,' which is so constructed uto 6,000 MO L Len.B.ArreertiLTlM• fi. 30 S A pal 331 be called • Birkeithead Perpetual 'Preference Shares,' only a few momenta to opeu and remove it back into IMO 100 Lon., Btr.,& BAWL G.) II - - I and entitled to a perpetual preferential dividend (with- 1: 1 , It could h a n i.„,,a f or t h e t i n ,,, h a t n ,_ (lac , . 0 1 ,,..i n . temiee ' u !ton. CD. oath et AVOW% all 12 lait out further participation of PreSt4 at the ate Clir . tial• adv. crelh - ; - on the side of We re- 21. 4 0.0 11. Ts 11..61. 14." sal Cblealsi (I. 1 1: 47 f 48 2 db xel 48 -xd 41 10s. per cent. per annum, payable half-yesrly. That sent pulpit. TEM ki d Mahar is supplied by Messrs. Barns pow m I L ou d. Joh= 7, : . Ig at 16 - each preferential dividend shall be • a charge upon the under- sod birp ,„.., t i r p 0rt. .........., P ortma ..„, L ondon. 10.900 100 'Lou. and Midi:Ulm& IL- 10 4 8 de - taking of the Birkenhead Railway Company. That the __,, ite ece 7 .. ". rith all reouisi ZZZ aulete, .Z 1 7;4 mom 10,000 100 Co.. and Northern if. Is lOf hi - amount pud from time to time ou calls, or in advance of """ 401. One hour would suffice for the Sunday service, and MOW 0 rze^ne * *nun t w ''''" sli _ .r ala Odle, ahall be entitled to interest at the rata of this mot tin from 7toB i n t h e • lot to WO nu yanaden&S.Meerleen cla 6 3 morning, 10 &V . 41. 10a ....,, per mat...ter annum the the date whenh. interfere w i th ex i st i ng ... T i n . t o the slightest degree, and 4.000 00 Leb , 1.... ten... 4 4 8. w We5tern ..0.,,..., (115a u m n li y O n idla - the ,h. ''''.. A.,.. "1 .h.... r '".h. M. hn i. " ..." e n „,. C ".. i ., me n ,,,, t ° ..""' allow abundant time to place and remove the altar. The gum '4O ff erout tw e g ko h ous •h; 6 11 eta, _ ~.,...- th '7,i t ............'''" "" ''',,...,..7.,...' ;,,.= tt . - .)„.. --- A,..... -. .......".. .-L question of Wavy I must leave entirely in your own hands, 1,1141 ;iiv Metro.* Pro,. mica 0 16 1 If pea - '''•••• """ ----• ' s -•'-"- In- directors of • suing assured it will be dealt with by you honourably and & tee Do. Remeved_,-. ,•• • IS 1 1 1Pla - Great Weetern Railway Company, be, and they are hereby „ me l t /h a th e h to iro, our obedient servant, 1, IN ledland Bank (1.1 m. ) •10 1 IMe -• 1 y.- TO 000011. sutimutss" ais a °l tits *lid us u shams to each °tau - JOHN BARON-Wakefield, August 11, ltlfG." 111600 100 National of UreepoofiL 6 3 4pm If 1 ,1 0001106 ft Pro. at r a oviaoa -• • fe w "' aulthey may ma" for the adsastags at the cum. THE Aleitalee -Her Majesty's ship Clio, on et:000 16 * Do New I I - - -- A vote of thanks to Da chairman and hie colleagues con. her " I MP he" frees Rio, "eat a "eh °loat, el " 80 . 8* tia Do do chided the proceedings. wow the Alabama. "Oa the evening of the 2dof 15,0*0W a Mew South Woes all 40 61 - July, at 7 o'clock, a fire was reported on the port bow, so f 184 ,,t ~ f,, 04010,11 .. ... 41 ep_k, 5 0 . 0 41 4 ^: La . 1 9 2,t Int . the ship was nansediately kept sway for it, and at 9 tri 1.?, ........_ ,„:`_." - :.„.:,•,y 5 e i i ma DEATH THROUGH DDIAPPOINTMENT 13 Loos - ador n a vessel was descried t o w i e d wee d , coming towar d s ion sr cons... r_cm::••••••• an 3 1 4 An inquest was held yeuterday attune= at the Sarno Stars no, and when within a „d o an d a h a lf o ff fi re d a blank Ir . L I tle " ntano _t d 7 rl Tl fih u s x is 33 , _- ...._ l•l4 _,_ _ Lt _ wl° ,_ _'•trlsk• into •N the tau. the 11°Magh d ea thc"am. • Dr . Bi 't gun, which we et owe returned. She then ' hauled hoc 6,000 100 le New 6 6 so - lane% SO INUIT* usenet Edwin Wm. Cowley. 18 years of age, living with his thought we had done with her. About 10 p.m. we coins 1 . 111 Ka Di.* l*Fasaaaa• il n !X Pl* - puede at 19, Rowland-Street, Lowleyetreet. The first abreast o f a l one A mer i can „ so w „ fire , a nd a l mos t lett nit! ~ union :: Ireland nnee (( 1da.,. 1 a; a a - - thatwitaem examined was the mother of deceased, who stated.. burnt to the watires edge, and a barque was also seen 14 " .• •• - she wee • widow, mid her .00 resided with her. H . lying to etas by h ot .. W e h orne d a long li g ht , i n FORRIGN RAILWAY& mg 601 t••• T sui °I a g ° hut birthda y , aaa h 7 tr. & • case an persons were adrift or required assistance, sad at , re screwer. He had been in and out of the home all 12 . 20 m id nig h t a mom was reported Min i eg a f ter na un d er fik. rPd I itutware. 1 CII. prime. I Salsa. tie afternoon of the de.? (Tuesday ) he wi. takes ill, slid rail mad steam, and furling sad to very quick time, =dm le =some 0 00 stee 4 ew a l 8 1 about wen o'clock in the evening went out again ad did our raters , deeme d up ° e lm wea th er ...A ar, „t og &pp , II .1 letdaan.FraZatie. i 03 - - act ret u r n until nearl y h°l2- P u t °hi° °.°l°2- X- W i t ne ss really double our speed-via., seven knote-with all her ti o l Ill s. tiel l tem n .arrat t: T hout h iru a: fdm p it maid to him, "Why, . Bill, whatever's the matter?" addiog men at quarters and cleared for action, and commenced 10 enjoopl e m gummices 14 44 - • I know you are greving about that girl but mi nd , bailing us as follows :-' This is the ndert war ite le 'Donal:oh & WiteesCL - - - she'll be glad to make it up with you." Deceased replied, steamier Alabama. Ship ahoy ! What ship is that!' On In 11111 1 D r. sti bm ehesir_ k.. .- II If pm 174 " I shall never speak to her again." The witness horn b eing „h o d if th ey h ome d th a t s hi p , they said they did . M elk ef Yersoe . 00 I explained that on the preceding Monday the de- le all NS& use pa. fi. p. a •-•- I The excitement on board emote officers and men was very ge , i n , thiim minmis . .... 145 141 144 - erased went, in company with the girl referred ran k ao anger to owe a eight of the to-lamed nasal in an Dais ~..w . - _ to, who is only sixteen Year' of ace , 4 ° be Alabama over the bulwarks, or wherever •a good view Mild ea aD Illenk&lhigmlL e y the ell 1 5 married at Handsworth Old Church, but through some mils. b i , ~bui i . . , IS ail Mx 19..P71. Deli golf.' 110 21 - management they arrived there too late for the ceremony rs - thetyPENINO OF THE FALMOUTH AND TRURO RAIL- 16 ell liiriain , 11 •• •• 10 4 441 to be performed. They made an appointment to go again way _ Tam u oak day) will be a d ay of gre at i mpor . M MI Iliiil &Ayres g. 7p. c. 19 Dif 1 :- following morning (Tuesday), but through the pa , _ inmaions of her father, who considered her much too a ": a t i t u d t 4 he f tha utur a h t ts n t r t • pa l t r 0i rP"1. 11 4 ; :"°....,..„- t 44 k....it h i : LI IN D°. 4 Tennit o * :4 . ' al 4Ps an 'OttoinauifirayrnaithUni 11 12 - young to be a wife, the girl would not go with him Y . . . _~ - brought Into clout coomousseatioa, oy means of •• runway, 10 am !Peels , _ upon his calling for her to accompany him. 'rite mutt with au - parts of England and Wales-north, south, east, 10 all !Puts sod MMus •43 41 - was that the demand wandered about all day in a - and west, The p ortion which Falmouth commie* as the 0 all I reetedleseeloll•A o 7• l - - melancholy state of mild until the even-1. Witness said, - firs Mei Of 11 secured fit theestablishment of a packet W all 1 111•11 ° •••• '" ••°l ‘t b 1.1 114 in answer to a question trove the Coroner, tat at first it was t . - ea et " . • M ell alga and Dwain 1 .... - - station at that port scene sari since, but, an oonsequence of suggested that the deceased might have taken poem, and • t ,_ h . of fac ilit ies / or merdim ammieicetim with : 2 R.* it i l iz. i i. i i : search dike room was made. hot nothing was found to lead "" • - anyoneLoodoe, Plymouth, Bouthampion. - Ma the other important { A f per sail 1 1e 1 - to conclude that he had done so. Mr. Hadley, star. ports, the packets were withdraws from Falmouth, and 11 la eel Meese . 10 101 101 1 ro examiud stated that under the C0..,,,ge°12`.5' ..,,,g e°1 2`. 5 ' Pros r e , is t i„.7',„. A .,.„„,„ 0 - -„...,...., ..,,..,,,,......i.. 6 ,.. the to in consequence, suffered a great deal. This 14 1111 im prt pe 2 oaa Par nab ha:l 24 I° Wil, - of "'I . f" h r e s a ece ly c riF eces ." - Z - , a "m" --- f em - d" - ny a i - t - munh ` ----- meo o f - the aroused the ishabitants to action , and in a short time a fitt • MIMI& 1 llpai 91 } et 10 22i whams was set on foot by which Falmouth was to be con- " MI N. 4° ' brain membrane and effusion of blood. The hums were 10 all 111.Aset.&LeerVerelem 11 021 , - mated with the greet maritime town. of the kingdom, by es w kiker ravoosarrisaesap is Mills - in ezte tb w e m ive m ly e diseas etate, ed and, ; the in 64 wiroses ii t o ci t pit h io e n, he a d e deemeed was "1"" meaal of a .rud ir ay. which was to Pm . .° the termin us . of the * ski 0001001-040---”- I 7 281 ' 285 Cornwall line at, Train. After enecontering numerous Se 41 iTurbs and Samos - died from a fit of epilepsy, brought on 17 over-excitement 164 16 I - The jury returned • verdict " That the deceased died by dielcultwes ,ic e . whams was moo got /ow,. and, through 1 0 •Il Do. do. the visitation of God."-liirme wham paper. the energy displayed by the contractors., Messrs. Sharp, the , fl o IWr e t 'r o la° o des sa a . - p 7; , . 1 7 5 4 i n i - SHOCKING plain. -A fineyoung woman, eighteen tn la r raa le i L. 611 be, "' W Y f t the opening ceremonial, wh . ieh . 27 ea ' Wert. 71 1 r. et Peanut MI 14 - p to-morrow. ratezontn h as of late acquirea yawn of age, named Chesney, the daughter of • "P er imaiderable impormoce, from the establishment of first residing in monligate, York, has met with • terrible death, clam docks. The necessity of dock accommodation for ships ODLONIAL 00VRIINXIIIT 11110511,11111. it Supposed from the wearing of crinoline . On Wednesday calling at the port had long been felt, and a few energetic Ron I Stoma I Fd. I CIL pleas. Pale.. she was in the kitchen near the fire, when eh* found her and influential individuals soon succeeded in establishing • -.. ..theAlev.ep.e., lerfaM .1100 IN St 1 0 61 clothes in flame& and, being greatly alarmed, she rushed dock company, the shores in which were readily taken up, -.. .. Deanna M.Yelsaltheg.l 100 It& lee - into the garden. Her cries brought assistance, and the th o b oroug h mer e.. taking shares in the concern to no ••• •• De. SW eXIIMMeIia 'l* le!" 107 - fire wag extinguished ; but it was found that she had been mall amount do pt, indee d, was the , espon . e to the tied* .. Do. 6 per mot literally roasted , Dr. Arthur teed Mr. Flusbaod, stomeon,au.** .. taastereentan. suss tot 94 96 call of the directors, that in a very short time foods were 1.0.000 . o w ,. o r G H eoe o u •Ams we leg wo - - were called in , but the poor girl expired yesterday r0nr°,..44._ subscribed to an amount sufficient to warrant the imme- .. -- 6 i do. IMO lee 112 114 - ..- .An inquest was hold en the body last seesaw. - ...et diate cominencensent of the undertaking, and Falmouth - .. Do. do ISM let 113 116 •- Jfervory. , con Dow boast of two very fine docks, • breakwater, and in .._.. .. De. de 1041 ID 112 116 - TRIAL FOR WIFE Mumma, - At the Liverpool • short time hems we are informed that three more capa. 100. 601 . Ceylou,Nov.lND. 'pct. MC 106 108 - a1a0.44 yesterday George Gibooe, • blacksmith (39), was is- Mous docks will be added. This, together with the estato 260,000 -. D.. 1078, do MS lit SIT, - *per 73 dieted on a charge of murdering his wife at Liverpool The lisbmeat of • railway, canine fail to secure for Falmouth 2 0,000 . Mau o,eoo .. Do. ct..lB Nie 100 106 107 - l 101 lost toot - prisoner, who was of intemperate habits, resided with his her future prosperity, awl she will be a formidable rival to gOO,OOO .. D o . 1681, 101 110 112 - wife, • sober and indwitrious woman. at (15, Circus-street, the western ports. - Wafers Da il y Mercury. 166,600 .. Natal Con. 6 per cent _llOl 110 111 - laverpooL On the night of the 20th Jape the prisoner THE iderwr UNE toe Thersumuum.-An assistant Maui .. New linznewAlow.ti p. ca.! le 1161 ltd} - W Grip e. Wee Mt I 1011 tame bane is • muddled state, sad asked MB wife for surgeon writing . from Gettysburg says:-• Will you calor. .... . N I% 6la a 1671 . 81 1870 10( 1111 104 '. - supper. She told him she bad no money to get any. and • me, as one alleviation of the horror' of the battlefield, to --. .. Do. 6p. ..16651-011- . 106 101 102} 102} turret more between them, and in the course of it the cell your attention to the use of coal oil to suppurating 150.000 .. New Zealand 6 per mei. 101 110 111 - dsorsed slapped her bombard', face. Tbe premier then wounds? As volunteer assistant, I received permission from 2yo • se. • • Revs Scotia 6 P. I x. 187 5 Ow 1.55 I(4 i - returned to Is room, and deceased went and Oat 00 the the surgeons of the first division of the fifth corps, Getty& 1 5 , 0 M . Qnseastand Cov.sNient ma 111 110 - door step. Later on, while the deceased wen ie the kitobee, berg, to use it in the most offensive cams. By ita manifest .... . 11.1.ast.Ouv. sp... beads len 110 113 - the pri s oner rushed at her and stabbed her in the side with utility and the solicitations of the wounded I was Induced . 714.00 v 11p.o.last&Jaly1 I& 106 110 - .. . :: Dos de.ep.o.Spsn al, . leo 11Se lit - • chisel. The decesaid was so severely injured that she to enlarge its nes, until I became satisfied that what cold - " could not be removed to the infirmary, oh. lingered about water is to • would% its inflamed stato, coal oil is to it in its DUC six weeks and ultimately died. The prisoner was takes suppurating mate, dispelling flies, expelling vermin, sweet. AL m ... into measly with the chisel, with blood on it, in Mr pow mime the wound, and promoting healthy granulation& n ••• I .... I Doocs. IPd ICI preen. I sale,. session. For the defence it was contended by the counsel can he used by an assistant of ordinary judgment with per- %M 55 S t. 111 • 1 " 1 I °° o Ind" •X* le 146 t om US I& Lambs we es N 1 - - for the prisms: the; death was the result of 'Mond ci, eansee • feet safety, and to the great comfort of the patient. I have i; St • k r • •••• and that at the time he inflicted the blow the prisoner was seen two patients whom!, wounds bad been dressed with it man gg, g ei nh empt in - MO 411 es - not wars of what he was doing. The jury, after • brief as l ee p before I was through with the third."-Missouri seems es Victoria 155 i N lel 1 - consultation, returned • verdict of manslaughter, sad his Demeentt, 5,55 DI De, We. - lortleisie esateased the prisoner to penal servitude for Db. Dien WO 41.114 WON NAN gun A/44 VOl ~o:~~ ;:.I I -I 101,0 1 -, “ii 10,000 1140.0ec 11,00 e io,otr 17.000 1 10.001. , KOOS 4,110 119,710 16.11V+ 110.000 . 265 00 MINI DANSMS. I y 435 1 5 . 5 ,C 88 I'M "41.17 .,m. 1* au 161112•4110•11 L Lwow 61 SS - N. WS Ilem.Dar. di0.1•709.6 107 106 108 10 8 Do. Nes 1 -, N 77 D ll= -• * e. ew. a Sarer at 1116 ail NlNlaMfalmiareall *l6 1X p - 111 00 De. Plekramee . 71 86 - W ll* SelL,Nent..&God;r7ol; - _ fip.o. lid a.. Lai. lan - -- - mg IN camas& B. Iseieni lOl7 WS& - 50 100 OapeTADook6p.aime lOl 1011 - 160 all Demeran.7p.e.per.pret - - - N 100 1161 ma Semi* - . . • - WO 110 160 NA Naas ina. 6 a..et. 111 109 108 7 10 10 Do. G. 11rtireime 3 i t ral Pa '''' 10 10 Do. IL do 1 pm - St. 1* dimmd Trot ad Or ads 1116 - 0 a pa us rd. fad &MN_ .. 11 IS - WO 1 M De. ddprel dime& eS 16 56 106 11) Do. .lkeds. a a - 701 on Do. co. Warred 46 66 - 1 1•1 a De. Ird preL Nook 46 66 - 1011 a Do. do. eelirred 55 ST - WO .0 De. 4 th met Stank. 14 16 - Iza a ca. do. askrisi a a - a no Gee* *Nan reelnissa 11111 109 109 * 11 Do. New . . UN - ID S De. January - , SI lel GS L alfalfa FA p. ea Mt 108 - Bt 1160 De. el per mei - . - - - ..ii 416.Wieriummdeolderea 106 106 •-• *I 1111 Do. New lO UMa - WO ill D05P.0504.1t47750"0 55 -. 100 a 0 D0.1iep.0150d,p42.78 SO N - 14 1 Nam aw pat IL 11111 Waft* Gles. l *lLimited pm et. 98 i 10 0 2/ 1 - K 165 Dia do, Ipm 04 107 108 - BL IWO Day oor A. trum 1 1017 Me - 10 1 1 De. Mlierteadmi I - - - t 0 all Neb. aid Geboxi o. lij ST 6 9 - 10 alt W.lnmewlek& I Soma awl II , 1 IS - 11/4 S. S. 42 Canada 6p. e I 85 HI _ too gas 5 per omit- i 101 Wile N. WO Do. do I 107 ne l va 7- co 1 Do. do. do 10 i all De. Paajaub lo - - - W. 100! Da. do. do 1077 165 7 - U. 1100 . Ds 14.91.11010.50 c 108 166 -. BRITME WNW& 110. lIL 1 limes 1 K. (01. Wee, I Wee. 76.006 5 Cambrian coo. Gold, 1 1 f dl. - 1,0000 .. C2ll2ard amal. dl 23 31 - MN .. Dn. 0. Coo. (Tavlitlk.) 1 NO 6110 - 12,600 .. Drakewalla - 11l .. Sam Bums (]Bann) - 50,000 1 Iteat Clopu Gold (Itm) Os. 6 dia p.r - 6.1 M .. Nal Card= World IT U - 0,000 .. Beet Caro Brea - 461 ..Gramblor &BS Sari 186 7 10 - 0.000 - Great Boa* Tolgue - 8.900 .. 0. WI. Vat (Gebtonl 4O 476 - 6,000 -, Grenville - NM. WI 40 - 0.000 ... Marks Doman...- MAW 2 _ 6,000 - lady Samba IMO. 7 - 1160 .. Wariere4 Map lama* 1111 82 - 9,006 .. limn Valley MOSO 4 11,7ady Iros Ore l6 11 57 41* - 400 .. New ileton 11,4100 ... Wee* Doses S l6 -.. 700 - North Noakes, - SAO -H. 1774. Seent(Mssem) (1A& 27 3 - S AM - Werth Wheal Orally - 6109 „ Par One& 014. Nommy) le 4 • - 1,110 10 Providemna gr. Ulan*. 1•16.1. 41 41 - 700 - looks& Nowe* n Si Se - 01l .. S. Wafts (11. Oder- 17 416 426 - 0,600 - L One Ikea (Illogan) . !Se Od If 27 -. 4811016 . _ . LW. 111r* ra Names 201.174. IS * (Mesas) MO ni - 60..00e 6 TamarBll.&Leadlln.O. 6 7 - .. Ma Moe - LOCO _ Weal Need iMlemts) l4 107 117 - LON - W. Oared= (Llakear4) 6 21 WI - 0M .. Wm 6 Selsa 111 ... WI. Saud - 2115 ... 111. Duller It ill° edn P ti) 6 35 45 -• 4,80 0 .. WNW Ludoott 2.10.5 27 36 - '.f.. .. W.Wary I nn ,lienavii , 5 11 .2 - 110 ... Meal Solon 5117 111 US - 1.11411 .. WS. Trelawney .Leh) 7 lb IT - MN .. W WI Union - 14,01111 KM KM 0,000 MON 6,000 624,74) 20.000 - 4:44 40,000 48,000 iskooo 477,00 t• 126,000 WON" 00202 10000001 MOW ).000 1111441) f 0 -nn 10.000 00 YOZZION main. liessi. • " L s rk.en.(Limi Oars Copper (thiolted) %M aim oppet DOlLCiro,N.pper my Dan Ileastida (Po loot DU iterilasait44) tortarn (LW.) •—• y.B. Amigalla(l Wa Zapata (.) O.N.CLe• Mirkens ICAur sae Braso.ll.(L N. WS nal:. ot ...Ass (L) 10nte bead Illverlaed Part Phillip Basta Barters Gold if Boosti all Aolis. (lisa ) tic John dal Ray R ) UMW Ilazians Vallaasaaas Gold (L ) Worthing (Urn.) slams (La) Annic.lleaken Alinntio RI. Mall es.ll 1 Boas Waterworks.— Bossing GOO. ted Brit. American La nd ■•lt k !rub Vag. Tel British Iron oin ada land CanadsAgeoeyAsio. ) ICey Lou Couspeay CopJL r7eL 7 Re- Da Pnienteas _ _ Do. ip. se. Pap. Deb. Rama ro .• 1 prlg.. , eskr• I IllgypthiaOsenAltirt.(l. Arouse 1: 1161.. and AtTrp.... (I.Czedlittria. of Loa (I. Gen. atoms Ilaftgalaw a," 14 1 1 P numi!"' • • no. Ili t»r ant. Prot Hadioa Bay ilidarast. Finan.Sae. (L ) Dalian Irrtaatioia Cosa( Do. Roads IJoiat Mock DisooaatiL Wong Tea (LimitaiD) Lea. Maisie* Tel (L. Loa. lissaacial Asia. (L Lou. Bea Staniar k. Madrid 'sip, t Qua Kistitar. M. Tat. (Lir NstalLasci&Cos.Co. (1.) National Ihmoottsi Co j N..D tdn ibJR Irani i Do. Now N.Lialaad tanctl. (Lim I N, ary t amtraims..o a IDa New.. ...... Ocala PM. MIL )• • 'Mimosa Om i Pod Nam Load as IMIn Pada and Orloo. Mow D 7 Ins . Nov 4 allo de Its CAW 1a.11.1 Do. to Royal WO NOM Ike•fah Austad. Lis LAirkaa Irrtga.lnT4 Ikeib Animism' Lad attrarta• Tel. T. • A*. a Lar•L.) I !W.A.& La.C..U.Cat ed Yaa Dlemen's Lad /at 1 29 21 t 1:- t *. 93 12 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS PAY.) I 7 = dbl Two o'Ozooz. 1 din E .- 4 6 11 1 P 67 I Po cas pro 63 7 7 Pn 2; si It Iti t 3 SI II Nal pit IS SS a ii Si IPS 0 1 PEI 16 18 40 41 115 118 116 119 i dim 0 pm Pa 162 i 106 id 26 1 e Pl l ti 16 1 pm 4 i 2 dls QM 1 1 din 6 S m. 1 lye 1 i!pim 1 1 i tipm 2 I i clts o rar 1 2 - 1 2 pm 4 4 . •PD al al i as 66 60 There is still an absence of activity in the Stock Exchange, but the markets generally are well sus tained. English railway stocks attract chief atten tion, and are again better in some instances. Con sols are steady. In the foreign stocks, the princi pal feature is a rise of about f per cent. in Turkish Consolidis, which met with a strong enquiry. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Consols are now quoted 93} to for money, and 931 to # for the amount (Sept 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ; ditto, for moonlit, 93} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93f, # New Three per Cents., 93#, I, 1 ; Bank Stock, 240, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 f, 3 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; Five per Cent " enfaoed" rupee paper, 107# ; and Exchequer Bills, L. dis. In the foreign stock market to-day the chief feature is a demand for Turkish Cons°Mils, which have risen 3 per cent., the present quota tion being 49e to e. Chi Han Four-and-a- Half per Ceuta, Russian of 1862, Turkish of 1862, and Greek are also rather better, and Mexican, New Granada, Spanish Passive and Certificates, and Italian inquired for. Vene zuela Bonds of 1862 are dull. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz.: —Turkish, 1854, 924 to 921 ; ditto, 1858, 72 to e ; ditto, 1862, 64 to 69 ; ditto Consolidgs, 49e to k; and Greek, 33a to I; Transactions are recorded as follows :—Chi- Ran, 871 ; Danish, 1863, 911 ; Dutch Certificates, 1021 ; Egyptian, 106 ; ditto, second issue, 104* ; Greek Coupons, 16 ; Italian, 711 ; Mexican, 381, ; New Granada, 151 ; ditto Two per Cent&, 32 ; Portuguese, 1866, 1857, 1869, 1860, and 1862, for account, 481, * ; Russian, 1862, 921, 93 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 341, * ; ditto Certificates, for account, 121, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 931, 93 ; ditto 1858, for ac count, 721, * ; ditto, 1862, for account, 681, 1, 69 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 571. The Confederate Loan remains flat, at 29 to 27 discount. Italian scrip is steady, at 11 to 11 prem. International Financial shares are steady, at 31 to 4 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, at 11 to 11 prem. ; and London Financial, at 11 to prem. Hudson's Bay shares are rather better, at 21 to 21 prem., and Egyptian Trading somewhat worse, at to 3 prem. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 63,0001. The 249,0001. by the Kent, from Melbourne, has reached Loudon, and has yet to be disposed of. I The Malta and Alexandria telegraphic cable has been repaired, and messages are now received for transmission from London to Suez, to catch all the mails for India, China, and Australia. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week adecrease of 4,440/. compared with the cor responding period of last year ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 2,625/. ; the North Eastern an increase of 5,1201. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 28671. ; the Great Eastern an increase of 5171. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnshire an in crease of 1,3251. ; the North British an increase of 1,2221. ; and the Midland an increase of 7161. The dividend on the Glasgow and South Western Railway stook will be at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, being the same as that declared at this time. last year. A telegram has been received by the Indian Branch Railway Company from their agent at Cal cutta, dated 27th July, stating that the Indian government have conceded to that company the whole of the system of railways for Onde and Robilcund. The numbers are published of 1,123 bonds of the Greek Loan guaranteed by England, France, and Russia, which have been drawn by lot under the half-yearly redemption. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. W. Sheppard, miller and maltater, of Ware, when an' approximate balance-sheet was presented by Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the accountants, showing liabilities 22,593!., and assets 7,099!. It was resolved that Mr. Sheppard shall execute a deed of assignment for the benefit of his creditors, three of whom were appointed to act as trustees on behalf of the general body. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the Berlin Waterworks Company, the directors' report, recommending a dividend of 3s. per share, free of income tax, was adopted. The letters of allotment of the Oriental Hotels Company were posted last evening. We are in formed that the requisite number of shares to con stitute the company (exclusive of those reserved for India) have been taken up at home by retired mem bers of the Indian Civil Service, retired officers of the Bengal, Madras, and Bombay presidencies, and others who have practically experienced the great want of suitable hotel accommodation in India and the East generally. Mil 102 3 id iii isi 411 79 30 47 ie 11 pm dls par 10 11 zd 114 tTSi id i 1 pm P 1 _OO zd Kg Ili 140 ull 1 I }oo Si _id Subjoined is Messrs. Colverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the sixteeeth aeries of hide sales foe the year a fair demand was experienced for both salted and dry bide, at full p East Indi►—Ox and Cow : Calcutta were in scud request particularly for hides of good to prime quality, which were well competed for, sod realised an edema of Id. to id. per lb.. other descriptions also sold Wily and at full pnoes. Calf skips realised full rates. Madre,. &c., were mostly sold. The analysis of the sales la 118,391 Calcutta new parcels, 35,544 brought forward from former sales, and 2,838 Madras, Sc., in all 1543,773 bides, of which 120,500 were sold. East Jodie.—Buffalo were only part sold at late rates. Leather.—Australian realised about former prices for the portion sold. Salted Bidet—Australian were io good demand, and brought full prima to an occasional advance of id. per lb. Cape sold welL Horse Hides.—Salted South American realised fair prices. Dry Hides.—West Coast were pert sold at late rates. Mauritius all sold. Bark. For the por tion sold about former prices were obtained. We are requested to state that the share list of the Castle Hotel Company will be closed on the 29th Mat. u lli go l a i dal lie 1 gas : li= = 1 4 n i PREFERENCE SHARE& Bristol asd Exeter Four per °sat. Stook, 96 Grout Ramiro. EMUS'S Couatiso Eulossios Sic per Oast Praia:lame, 1331. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 19, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 6,128.688 lucre's, 371,806 Other depnaits ()overt:uncut securities in banking deport Mint 11,068,426 No change Otbersecurities is handing deportment Coin and bullion in both departments 15,081,1152 %creme Soweto day and other bills 881.846 Increase The Rest Now in reserve Total reserve (notes keels in bankieg department). 8,409,822 Deems* The increaee in the stock of bullion will be seen to be touch less than the amount of gold known to have been sent in, but this is, however, accounted for by the fact of a withdrawal of sovereigns for Turkey. With the exception of a decrease of nearly 600,0001. in the private deposits, the wbo'e of the leading items in the account present little change. BANK or ILWOLAND.—An Account purinitet to the Act 7th awl Ink Tic, e. for the week ending on Wednesday. August ISM •INS Weed 124903,490 Government debt .ameusiee Other securities.... 3,634.1100 Geld coin end Ma tron saver Wilke Cokars.do , 'Wheat. Barley. Malt Osta Nom qrs. Vs. qv% gra. brit each. lognelt ao4 &Oat MO 170 PO 7108 10 .. 340 bids foreign 1 27410 saw .. 14100 15010 70 Total Tr - 0000 I 110/) - 0 OO 7 - 40100 MX 1410 LIVIJIPOOL COTTON k CO. ITEIIB DAY.) ILIOI2IO ►RD DITINNATIONAL (►ROIL ODE ow* =moon Oorrow.—The market keeps arm at late rates. Sales übably 10,000 bales. Coax.—What in retail demand, at • decline of fully ld. per oe•tal. Flour very difficult to sell, sad rather lower. Indian oorn a slow sale, at about Tuesday's rates. Egyptian bens steady. Oats and oatmeal slow, at less mosey. Egyptian what quiet. MTh. PA0T7701.41L BEAU IMUCITS. A6066P 20.—Saiss te.drif:—Great Eastern, 611 I —C l := 7 l °l tern, 631—latioeshire and Yorkshire. 1131—Lowden and North Wotan, 1041 I—Nor4h Berwick, 1021—South Eastern, 0611 111 11 1011111 e—lnacaster and Carlisle. 210—Buffalo and Lake Burma, 6 7-10—Great Luxembourg Five per Cara. Obligations, ltd 7-16 746 1 7-16 I—Samb= Meuse, 10 1316 6-16 t—Albion Marine (Dinned). V. —British and Foreign Marine (Limited). 1 11 . 16 p.—likopfre arta (Limited, 1 p.—Queen Insurance, 11 p.-1.7n on Shrine (Limited), 1-16 p. —Mexican, Three per Cent., sal —Spanish Pupa. 141—Dttle, Certilkatoe,l2l, AUGI,4I. 40.—liallways were steady to-day, at about yi sterday's prices. Local stocks were to goad request. Birmingham Canalciosed, buyers, at W : Worcester and Birming ham Canal, 111 to 12 Shropshire Bank. 41 to 41 : Gloucester Wagon. lit to 111 ex die. ; Metropolitan Wagon, 2i to 2 1 pm, es dlr.. ditto New done at 1 pm, ex dlr. ; Railway Carriage, Med to 110. 9d. pm. ; and South Staffordshire Water Works, 7/. buyers. Milialinierlia. Ataxia here was a Rood market ; prices very firm.—Consolidated Bank (Limited). a ls- 16 i Oreol Eastern, 0 1 --Great Luxembourg, 141 1-16 I—Great western Canada, 1011.16—Great Watem, 67 1 —Lancashlre and York shire. 1141 —Loudon, and North Western, 101.1 I—Marches - ter and County Bank, Si p.—ManehaMer,Petbeld,' snail inoinshire. 431—Ditto Kadin. Pref.,. p.—Ditto. New Five per Cent, all paid, 11 16 d.—Mstropolitan, 111 13-16--North 641—South Pastern, 941 6 1 1164* I—Firs Assurance, Li p.—Baat Aoallen. Seven per Cent. A, 1511—Bank a Mani:hater Certificates, 11s. A CONVICT AITEIfTII/10 TO KILL AN OTFICIA AT 4n.3.13 5,763 20.M° 18:355 19,882 ',9C3,490 ......—,... ...ree..... WU1EF261.15. Yesterday, at the West Riding ( prison) me ' ' Capital L 14,653,000 i Gor,thistent Mag. nines. held at the House of Correction, Wakefield, it was R eal 8.449.113 titles Oneistling reported to the court that John Johnson, aged 22. a convict, Public Deposita Ito- I Mud Weight An nuder @esteem of seven year.' penal servitude, for robbery au:U . L1.,,. g " C0 h ".:' . nutty) 1 Other Securities with 'Waco., at Woolwich, had stabbed Mr. Clifton Shop- .4 . a pj , ~, i 0 . a rotes herd, MIS of the °Moen. The prisoner was having his work D i m,. sad Log,, Gold sad Bllwar examined, when he stabbed Mr. Shepherd in the abdomen, Accts.) with a pair of scissors he had osticealeti. It was stated Other Deposita ._. .. 1411116,11 Lt that Mr. Shepherd's lde is in danger. It was ordered that Berth ()Vaud ot her the prisoner be taken before the magistrates. The only 2 6 •111 1113101411 motive operating on the convict appears to have been that 1 he considered himself in prison for "nothing." £M.615,90 : 117.815.949 August 20. 1983. M. MARSHALL. Mel Ossiier. TITVINDAT Ening°. The discount market was easier to-day, and there was more dirsition to effect transactions at 31, Dec cent. he rate for first-rate six months bills was about 41. At the Bank of England there is still an absence of anything like pressure. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to for the 9th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, subsequently improved to 931, " buyers," and closed at 931 - to R. For money the last price was 93/ to . The official business report is as follows }—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 4 ; ditto for account, 93 1 1, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 15 3-16 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 1-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, A ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. ; Bank Stock, 238, 240 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper. I°7 t T e India Five per Cert stock was steady at 1 to 1 ; India Bonds at 166 to 19s. prem. ; ang Exchequer Bills at ls. dia. tc 28. prem. The market for foreign securities attracted very little attention from the speculators, and, with a further diminution in the operations, prices exhi bited little alteration. Bank shares were in demand, and the general tendency of prices was favourable. Agra, Char tered of British Columbia, Chartered Mer cantile of Ind* , Imperial, Imperial Ottoman, Lon don and County, Oriental Corporation, Standard of British South Africa (New), and Union of Aus tralia were all better. Australasia were rather lower. In the miscellaneous share market, Crystal Palace, English and Australian Copper, Loudoa General Omnibus, and Royal Mail Steam advanced. East and West India, London, and St. Katharine Dock stocks were also firmer. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were last quoted 131 to 131 prem. ; Thames and Memel', 21 to 3 prem. ; Universal, to dis. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to 4 ; Commercial Union, 21 to 21 prem. ; and Oriental and General, 14 to 11 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Oriental Hotels, *to 1 prem. ; Marine Investment, to 1 prem. ; Richmond Castle Hotel, to; prem. ; and Copenhagen Railway, to I prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LANK. —(THIB DAY. ) The supply of English wheat oa offer Imre thin morning was only moderate, but the quality of the samples wise prime. For most kinds the demand ruled heavy ; but, compared with Mooday, no change took pleas iss the quota aims. Scarcely any aid wheat was on the stands. We were wall supplied with Amiga wheat. Millers pur chased both red and white qualities cautiously, at the late decline is prioes. Floating carping pain met a dull inquiry, and the cur rencies bad a drooping tendency. Fine barley wee somewhat firm in price, but all other qualities were dull, sad the turn in favour of buyers. The supply was very limited. Malt, the show of which wee seasonably good, met a dull gale, cm former lona. Good woad cats commended previous rates ; but heated samples were much neglected. la prim, however, Ten' little Waage took Mon Bemis moved off slowly at last week's currency. The inquiry for peas was much restricted at late rates. The floor Weds me in a sluggish state at Monday's reduc tion. Linseed sold to a fair extest, at fall prim ; but all other ends, as well as cakes, commode& very little attention. t:USIBST PRIM mum Per Qr. Waive. a a I Men Went, nisei io 41 to 40 „ D1540,440104'41 40 to 44 Ditto new a to 49 N4folk sari Lincoln red 1862 4O ts 44 „ Ditto. new 44 to 46 Datlll% rot Qt. OAT& I. Scotch, feed pta to 16 1r1614 Alta 16 U „ black BLS& _ _ Matti:is ... G °l t i dV. MEM Nortolk.iad Warfolk 6O to II Elogstoo and Ware 67 to IN Brown 30 00 40 19 40 04 33 to 18 ...... . KW. 71001. Old and new 56 n Okla. toglith, feed lB to ts „ potato 0 to 81 WHZAT. Dantsk and lamp bergtock & 4B to NI lic• _ 415 SO 60 40 to 46 Basilan, hard soft American, red „ white .... ft U sow oarL Dutch, AVOW to ri „ food Altill'Alß M 08111 S, Le, cAtcrawoz, /1011 At.lOll6T m.a o n - softie Tick Harrow ft IMP to al ss niece :a to 43 .._ . _ ~I:.::. M to A it to ial IT to se Tows stados•7llo lbs. Household X to SP Couota7 Norfolk sod Suffolk, el ship I? to di Per Qr. s. Danish and tl OAM erectkit 17 to 211 &tartan Danish 4WD= ISMS Maple . Boners Jaws 3a to at lanai Ooaa. White . Yellow .7" a, to ts 211 to Irma. pet ;0717.. ar to os AP•iiish. ~ _ : - —to Asorican, per Do: .. 10 to 03 fib. „ .. 10 to 12 INTO LONDON, BY WAY= 13 TO ADOUST 21, INOLUSIVII. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAZ. —The market opens with • good demand for Bri tish West ledia, at prices rather in favour of sellers, sod has continued firm and active during the week. Prices now show an advance of fully 6d. per cwt. ' • common brows Ms brought Foreign sorts were also sold at the same &draws. Refined brown lumps have advanced to 455., at which the market is firm. . . ijiinriel;;;;ldmortTirodily et previous price*. Planta tion Clou triage, 490 to 735. fid.• fine ordisary to low mi dd ling , 7 6.. to 8014 middling Ind good middling, sla. to 88s.; Native, Ws. ed. to 735. 61. COCOA bas realised full priers. Trinidad grey, 535. tid. to ; red, 57a. to 745. Gd. Tga.—The new season Coogens, ea Bahama, hare bee. pinned °a the market and a lair portion sold at 2s. t;d. to :to. Rim —The. market bas become quiet. ittai.—Tbr sales are limited to a few puns. of fine Demerara nt Is. 7d. illivier.s.—Thme is a fair demand for black pepper, and firmer prices have bees paid. Viingapcue Nold at ajd. ; Penang, Doe, at 311 d. ; and other spices have sold t. a limited esteut at previous rate.; DM" doe, at Is. tid. ; Cloves, tine Penang, Is. 4-1. ; Calais Lignes, !vas., cash ; Jamaica ordinary to good. 61s. to 102 a. Saiserrat —The market bas become quiet. CorPou.—The total saint yesterday were about 4,000 bales, about half being fur arrival. The market is firm, and prices favour sellers. JUTE. —Sires the public sales sot much badness bat been dorm, sellers requiring advanced prices. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet. Tows allow s quoted 41a. set ash; eter.bor Y.O. oo the rpot, 42e. Gd.;Oct•ber to December, 444. 3d., "maws;" December, 445, 6,1.; January to I iamb, 45a. 3d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Hine.: Prieto : 58165. to Ups., 21d. to 3d. ; 6411 e.. to 72161,., 3d. to 354. ; nThs. to Albs.. 3.1. to 44. ; 8000. to Mite., 34.1. to 44.1. ; 88Ibs. to Mtn., 4d. to 40. ; 981b1, to 1011bs., 4d. to sd. Haw bides, 10s. Od. to 111 , Calf skins, heti_ 30, to to ,• 7.. Bssmottoeier.-131seep skies, polled. 4.. to 4.. 44.; downs. 3.. 3.1.. to 31,8 d. ; Limbs, 3s. to s*. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Medan. ?attendee sad Smith report the demuod limited to the prosiest waste of eousuroets. Stocks of ►re Lastly exhausted, and pekes rule firm. The aerounte from the plantatioer are nether more favourable ; the blighted districts will do but little, but those that have not been so much anted me to some extent improving. COAL MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Walls End Helios, Us.; Walls End Haswell, 1d..; Walls End South Hatton, 18e. ; Wall E.G Tees. 17s. 9d4 Walls End Trinities Hartienool. 17s. dd. ; Wall End Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walls End Bniddyl• Hatton. 17s. Walls End Elwell Hettoes. 17s. ; Walls End South ; Kenos. lds. 9d. ; Walla End Heugh Hall, 16e. 9d. ; Walls Fad Kailas, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End Eden gala, Ha. 3d. ; Wall FA d Tuostal, 16a ; Wylam, 16s. 6d. ; Marna, 17.. 6d. , Taafield Moor Batas, I.E. 6,1. ; West Hartley, 17a ; Beirade Hartley, 17s. ; Hastings Hartley, 178.- 144 skips at market. 34 to ST 31 to SS Grinding. Malting . burg. DaaV~..