The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-06 00:00:00

pounds value—enough certainly to pay the interest of what it world cost to build a viaduct. Ask the omnibus proprietors, or the great brewers or coal. merchants, or Picktord and Co., and Chaplin and Horne, what they think of it ? Who that has seen • heavily-laden team of Suffolk horses gallantly breasting that steep ascent, straining every nerve and digging their hoofs into the pavement till the atones struck fire, but has admired and sympathised with the heroic animals, and at the same time coned the selfishness sod stupidity of this great city, that year after year permits such strength and spirit to be needlessly wsated. God knows, those of our streets that are the most perfect level, what with the huge blocks of stone with which it is found necessary to construct them, if they are to be lasting, and the surface polished by traffic, and the mud in wet weather making them as slippery as ice—ars trial and destruc tion enough to our matchless horses, without oar killing them by ascents like Holborn-hill. And now a series of Holborn-hills are, by the favour of the oommiseioners, to be throwii open for competition in the art of using up in double quick time our horses, so costly to parches' at present, and still more costly to fetd! At Charles street one; at Vine-street anoti•r; at Back-hill a third ; up Clerk enwell-green a fourth ! And cui Bono this legacy of multiplied obstruction to future generations of men and horses, in • region where • little foresight and scarcely any addit'ca•l outlay would have formed& new series of connecting thoroughfares on • perfect level? Why, as we stated before, to preserve in their original integrity the primitive levels of the dignified and fashimiable resorts of Field-lane and Saffron-hill! Whether the legislature so prescribed it, or the commissioners so chow it, doss not gr►atly signify. Let parliament end the corporation tattle that between them. VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES TO (BT BIMINI° MICZAPB.) I, PATCRDLY MOWING. His Royal Highs 's' th. Prince of Wales lauded et the docks base this morals' ea his way t 3 Rietwooad, ea a visit to ber 'Loyal wassail the Dachas of Olowesetsr. The annul gathering and games at Braemar are lilted to take ;lace se Thursday. It le *spewed that bey Majesty awl the Frill.. Will hono■r the mission with their peewee,. _ . The Prince of Wales wade big dated es a sports• man on Monday Ism, the let inst., is the Osborne seven, where there le plenty of glue. Hie royal highs's' is likely to prove a goof shot. His Royal Highness the Commander-io•Chief will /wheal, return to teem this day or lioaday, from hie visit to the Duke of Riehmosid, at Gordon Castle. Th. Duchess of Mootrose, sod bar dsughtss. Lsdy Violet Graham, ere ao• staying at the claasa's Hotel, aiftos. The Yorkshireman understands that the Lady Merlons Stott, dualver of the Eul of Eldon, sad aka of Lord Founding, le about to be idled to her dub, Eldoa gaudy Beaks*, Rep., of Code Castle. The EMS Steederd Mats, that when Lord relsenton arrival et the He* Vieterie Hotel. lir Leonardo, os Thendey eveshig, Ids lordship Lid the appear. nee of bend cessidenbly sonewore, sad leash la seed el the ezbtlenting nature et the see bream mad bethink Mr. W. O. Stanley hu issued an Wrote to the Weems of the Anglesey boroughs, easonscing by tate.- tuns to become a candidate for their reproetntaties at the nett di/minting of parliament. Monday nut will be the annivenary of the fall of Illebeetopsi. The Braitot Mercury anotwincin the death, at an aniseed els, of Kra Behisamelpeasiek, at Ear reddens lo Harley-plea. The deceased lady was as authoress of some fame, to who. we are indebted for a treaties so the " Theory of Beauty," published la 180, " Memoirs of', Port Royal," sod other weeks. The Uwited Service Gazette states that no fewer Pao thirty oftet;s, thirty wahalmtes, have waived or retired daring the swath of Amid. If things go ea at this rate Lord Passers will Bad lem aseamity than swat ter making matrices among the jusior ranks. EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY: MEETING • AT IPSWICIZ A untie( wee heli a gt i today, et the Town - ball, Ipswish, to dhows the eg sad streasUle Sitarists of the tows, sod the oxidise Min of railway transit. Ifir. William Mobs% Charms of the Railway Refers La. essistiss, who hid railed *wish let tits purpose of ob. Nebo Ind behrieciAles them methee, he d invited a wake of fdesabl peaallemw elesseiel with the trade oil women* of the bindles Kr. R. D. Ainsader, Chaisson of the e , Mr. P. B. Leap, Mr. J. B. Alezeisaw, Mr. P. Bar" Mr. & H. Cowen. Kr. K. Terse, Kr. T. B. Ras, Mr. G. Christie Mr. B Getbleed, Mr. W. Ilayley, Mr. F. Roseau, sa d others, who net Mr. Maras at the Tows hall, sad had a seassits• lies with him en the strove subject, Si eceasele• with the of prelweetial roue adopted by the Rasters Coss Ills ray, to the priladico of the Worms of this port Mr. MAI.IIIII urged epos the marehaats of this prat to insist spas equal jostles is the scale of rats levied by the issmpasy for the soaraysses of oral. Ipswich, he rerairshed, weesince ea the ses-shore; coals brought dime hen the pit's smooth could be pitched into their warehouses sad rake ores. from the ship's aide; yet with trans ihellities bow was it that o ra ls sod cok e were brought by MI iris the tows free a diatoms of sixty a musty albs blood They all ham the rause. The seysseeet of the Reston Cowin Caraway, that the coal talk ins prellable, was meet frilaciou ; f o r the tact woe seseiseked thee the mob which Weight Use seal lOC miles et Bs rate of &kW of • pussy per ton par mile, had to nem the while dielcses empty, the wear sad tees being quite es great usessieg. As the mew ef ea iwyeeteat egrheherel dist/let Trawls& =Be swam of milks • heye mow of coal tato be. It was stride Est the railway serapes? was ilZrflo sras prowl, sa sera training the isteresto of asillrabor trans. • &mks leek ghee oil& mimes, le the pies pet he. wed by the esagem Ihelpeelbrutee aught le be gives le hap treeopeetiee er essiondlee. The pied* wee ses. dense* by Kr. Pens ea release the noel helm end wee slew. by Mr F. scree l o be keperelima does Ilac east lowa be *et well Veda, meld swam le seed their emir I. the mese of see piety. Mr. Beseme do. swilied the deplorable Woos epee the coal trek of disport thl 11111•=ices the prelseential Mils granted is tms of rad Ream Cessties Coal Compeay, ra sail he Pies seemisted upss the roes rarities of parties sighing • dish *Mut 'scooted is Or Wee esewereyell Wes their geode here sled daisy the beg havelsele. ll soh a "vote was to be he seemed to hare bre hederewere to act ? If by bah*, essawr they pa still::ase the better. arrifes ht Kb lows limited • ems of wow hr the bream~ Ihe peel del aadt.d Ile lust oaf r. Spelt, he Ilissbt be NW he le spinet so d sad amble. leisepely. Ito east reh m e lba esidieee be he/ hiewmeil le keep hi. ewe WWI to Well ides. s d hemelbed he steps that bed bee t a seseeetie• with the Railway sad Cowl Tear herseletles to try is • *sort of leer the power of the Zeirtna Basotho Company to Ix referential retie. A resolution wee moved by Kr. J. B. Airatawstra, wooded by Mr. GLAD, mew= ills of the Rall• way Reform AllllMldetioll. pastimes W 4 the Wimple apes which is eseepeal souk wee le desire, the rhippisi of lossidt. osecialbec &alit pet tie whole of the trait late their errs beak. I. • low eheravaticso be skull 'bowel the ussessitres of rate polies a It &P rated the iot•rests of the oraziss me ttwouraras. In 1114 trivia rer ut betw• toot. to the issairaw7 12 $ 88 tor the wow rase of noel, be behoved if the teals bad not hew ist•rhred with the surasst would this yaw boo seeehod 10.000 L, while for he mewl the cow tw ay now essayed the Male qv smithy el Mel OM time Witham.. Nor was this all, for the hopeerefebew at of the mesas of lb. ishabiteate of the tows Sara Malt is dismisiratiog pas 'met treMe. Thiseesolat.os wee as "That this meeetimr filly no /rhea the advents/ft.' strahrol to the assmersial Ira Moat faro the off- rts of Be &Hwy Rohm Asesciatios szessieg the iespoW is sod whir onasitraseera ask by the &etas °mato. sad shun sallersy orampronie b rant tas4ehereslisi 'etas to forasoM isdiv.derae, sad is err erase Aram ransorasi eft railway masesserast, se delshessiel INPRINI/Tl6 ._ !!ploperity..• The preseedlette teneweees el& • vote of *oaks te Kr. Maras Ide elseadeser. It MUM RAILWATL—TbIi pails mg dotty n . Or w• en rot moadorfalli Oat, r IN • sass he railways Is Bemis ea is mole*. auk Isombel he lii soppart sada as Aoalo-F,mm Cleogool• TM Bollegeg el Rosh is dela" ail Is Itio polar ta maga* em emble sod eetreolve le owed' sew iseuelyelei Ms eseemeelei wise— The specie takes eat by lb. Wiwi to ell ..mare hem, es Tlousiley. looieba 100 mew Tie flemb-Weieets Lambs hallway se Illemb Coapaaeasy esees. rged SOW. hi teneeylog it boo THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. GUILDHALL. George Thomas, slim Harrington sad Henry Hlflyer, alias Thnsiger, were placed at the bet before Aldermen Lawrence and Wire for final examinatios. eitatgad with etesliog letters from various post Whom reseiviephomes, and also with stealing a book from the shop of Yr. Harri ette end another, of Regent-stmt. . The evidence previously given weat to show that the prisoner Thomas had coiled at the prosecutor's shop several times about the month of February last, when they missed the book, and it was shortly afterwards pawned by a penes in the name of Brown, for 101., at ILL Attenborough's shop in Fltetirtivet. The dopl.cata of that book wee found upon the prisoner HUlyer. Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, said the charge against Thomas woold be for stealing the book, and against Hilly*r for receiving it well knowing it to have been stolen, and that they had both been convicted of felony. Alderman Lawrence, having formally eivatiosed the pri- MOM who reserved their defence, they were fally commit ted fur trial. SOUTHWARK. William Maynard, a young fellow about twisty years of age, was brought before Mr. Combs for final szaminatkin, charged with Meting a horse sad art, worth 601., sad about 500 guano bap, tits property of Edward Goodwin. game dealer, 15, Swan-street, Bermondsey. The rrcsecutor stated that, on bloaday lest, he employed the prisoner to remove a large quantity of guano is bags hom hie premises in Pauline-street, Bev neadsey, to other premien, sad ea the same sight be saw the horse sad earl and the saapty bags safe at 15, Bwatsotnet. Oa the following amain he found that the plan bad hen enured, sad t►e hens sad cork with all the gusts begs, ware gone. latermatisa was given to the polies, sad the bags were trend to the pease. Moo of Mr. Wildman, a rag-dealer, in Idasulanorhus they had ben sold by Ms Oman. The has sad can, with the harms; were afterwands &some& la a dueler* Is 1 the Imo neighbourhood. . . Thomas 11;eby, taros to the promoter, sold be looked up the horse aad east safely on Moaday 'nabs, sad at Az ea the fellowitsg morn* he pereelved that the staple bad beta withdraws hors the stabil...door, aid the hone mad ears stolen. Robert Wslima rag end =nal dealer, of But.lan, Walworth, said, the; ea Mouthy sight the prisoner ewe to hi penises with Kr. Goodwia's horse east art, lades with old pane hap. Tl 6 primer maid his Neuter had seat him to nll thamos he was prise up buena... Wiesen. hobnail that his sten war true, ms no had Mr. Goodwia's horse sad art, punkamed the hoes at the market raise, sad sold de enable petits of ikon as Tanday swain to Mr. Ernallei, rep dealer, is Marylebour lin, Gilead stmt. Winne pedaled sole of the bees he led purchased of the printer, whisk Mr. Goodwin ideatilled me his property. Joni* Calf. a donnas, of Weed'elawildiup, But-lea., said in knew the primmer, who broaskt the bane sad out to the maim, repeat* to ken it for • skirt tine wadi hi sato sane bask. The primmer did net Tenn, now patty witness mat to Mr. Goodwia's, mad per his la formatioa about hi property. Hoary Mast, plierecestable 84 X, said he took On primer into carody is a pahlie-larams gaits drank. Whoa he was sober witness told his what he was 'barged with, sad In did not dray it. Whin. *ea wait to Wildnaa's sad mfterwards to Massui's, whore he long ell the paw kr. Combo ocataisted So primer for trial. THAMES. Janet Holly, ea Dish boy, aged 13, was broaght up es timed before Mr. Belle, charged with stealing a quarters lea/ tree a baker's shop. The charge was dearly 'sada out ; it woe stated by the boy's lather, a cesl-whipper, that he had three other child's* to support, that his earalap were Ds. per work osly, .ad that the rimer was a eery bad bey, wham he could set reclaim Ur. Belfe—Of what Mien is*, bey The Father—He is • Rolm Catholic: Mr. Selk—Tboa I ea. provide for kk rofeneadea, sad I ea sorry then is do refeneakory whoa established is the misty of Middlesex far peaseteat Juvenile ganders. I seaman Ike boy to be baptismal Is, Ikea weeks, ad kept to bud labour ; sad he sLll afterwards be seat to the Roma Catimolis Refematay School et Brook-great, Haessaatemith, sad dotalsed there fee throe yew,. H. will b• (dusted is to Haievastasy &heel. end hie wank etentiled to. I she *tad., the puttee to pay Is. per week towards the messes of Ms nelateasaco is the wheel. The Raw Cu►olte BedieneWey Sebeol, at Hew neseadth, les already molted a pest amber of Jonah* deliatpesaa, sad It is a wetter of surprise to se that the protestant Glossy sad gentry la Illiddleeez have net yet esiablhhed a elmillu limitation. A PRACTICAL JOKE AT Os Thursday James Cooper (a ass, gentleman of ladepeadest property) was beim the bench at h. Smallwood, charged with the wanslavibter of John Nene. The megleustee presets were—the Rev. T. r ig 7 Lasing. shaman ; Jobs Disney and 0. T. Towers, es, Man. • and the Horde. Dr. Robison, Dr. Hoglielt, ad J. at. H. laic tri Mr. Prestos appeared tot the premeds', sad Kr. Poled st for the defendant. • The midst's glom lairs the esemer having bees re- et. petted, Mr. Palma album& As Utah k doper. He said it. there wee ma a ilde of a possleff 111-mage. The fat wee, Mere bed bees a peaty of Sem delskisg—one (de 'sued) got beastly asil Owe unkeeeek c ad eel him haw. He argued MO ihiss was es grou for rs sherglag Hooper with mersksibew. He was Worst it = M wee Me le wpm, say jury en earth would et. Was assiess as Ahem wait madame so light ad imembilve. TIM implelethis retired for free Mares ; whet they re. • Messil. Me *drums said the bash wee imattmosely of g midst MN Ids me aIS ealgala he a Wel by jary ; there. it ims Omme was eammiteed tat Will, se the text arises, oo the Asps el 24. lad Itimedln al iNg t , n etd me rarely it a like saw, was a le l Gni aseepeed. • imiate The yams met Hoe( were then ailed sp, mad bell wee es =d *ribs* soptatooto soot Toondoy, to WI! W a A eliarge.—Choimefond Chrestisie. FIRS IN THE NSW KENT-ROAD. 1h.4 Isoraing, between On boars of dos sad ix e'elosit, s In broke set IS the mobs' el B. Bockh sod Co., WM lest se dee aisoalootarote, is Fusion dies, New lioatreesik wW* emu& do deetrostics of ea le tamale meont M pospeste. The speaks were ottemed a i by seem elt the adabhwera, frig from the today, sad r s they imoodldely folimed the pike, Who mat for the f l u loyal doemoopos bad the Looks Yin Delgada goyim, both do ▪ wlddi deb* whoa. The are =doe of the &nth work and laraboth Wstsr Company bodes be.. to dram Ow maim we get to week is •my sadist um. in pm. oder Ifts ileeselea ef Mr. Rishettl Souderton, the " dish Mo=cha bud from the embeetible sews of the = abut doe h.e4 loapowed or wok ea utast that it is.. es yeseisse of Mr. Pullman, w •e- baigwe~P AnsaVEL The Wool diagell II la dbe am,* ef the owe wail hoar Min the boleti boOftogood_ _sem GI Ile salmi wore oafestaaately hided. NolotleModou the nod olorowees matter el • bema. the Imes Goodwood SINEW& awl the hews et ▪ Wlllimglesto tooemsd by soma wm mob la =aAs Ismaili; hod It adroadowo map, sal bove yediod, Ibe timely miaow* et the Pam NM wolobbGaio Dy dist of the u veal streams M water Wows ea the isms, Um wan at to length eatiosakted. The pass of the 'Amity is at pre- N seat eaksews. The ism wIU 101 l as the North of Zegload, to llesereb, sad ether limeades. NOT TIM OLDIOR IN NMI BET= Amor I It hostas pas A. woad of mho mum that Gadmeo* lbjer Minsk, as woke somjsmat of dam likadh hie pro**, at mho diem shoe to tho Gemsb o k ft, amp Gordoas, woo the oho* obits k Mho belim am% Oa Ilmo ihoromotioa of was Nab= we glem tbs aaaM st Qum.• maw enjwat Joseph Selby. 1111* asarea4 rim aft Mgr if risty-See roe sink% Ist Sr esmesfy *Me pen Ms bra a Sujiast; ad Is MN ha atl the Weser of 11* *mat lOW, sad be bey don imo es* if the sum* Ni quosamoso*or mabool, at Ohm mod a son ow not =a It I. *most Isposolbio So lei. H. he olie a rag dad of hooka um**, set Is Make eat Ihs amid ...der nodal Ho mem womb, la *eke WM* kde ikvisto Orb iIIMIAOILDLIWIS AMAMI' CASS re Osaka Iloavese...Wo (bank Nwarg) on am pool seihemler ORS Ns. _FEMS. fi gr a X__ lloooloy. usabehms who Isalsi la she dire moult as Ooodby Morreed. lee *limb lbw Joke* me waimosed to a south% Loh Moor, sad Mho sea ossosel of lb Maas* It., sooamist had lobs*. 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Ile N AY tu iio 341 111 110 iii iii 13 IS id •-• 314 211 ISO 1113 10 1114 it u la I 14 di spa 7 1 pa Ps pa If 100 92 .K II Of 1 1 li - .4" U 14 N 1 11 II pm 1 2 1 „ 1 !4 1 1 U SS 211 11 • 01 2 S it en fe 101 111 1211 Ili 11S 110 111 4 e 11. ja Ii pa 10 KTe tr z I ai Pm .. 1 i I ° gls 7, 4 1M 1/ 1 ti I. 111 1 11 IS 10 2 1 Ps Se 10 SI 11 3 pa 111 30 MIS LEASED AT NEED REIITALL 100 1 10. lei 13$ 141 4 1 ■ 1:1 l i lt ll i 116 le Pu 1 6 11 d Se z a la ft . ay NI MOB 110. 111,7 111 I 114114 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY Two &Mom. The fends remain steady in prise, but the " con tinuation* on Consols has advanced to 1 per cut. Coombe are quoted 941 to 95 for money and Wades"- ' day next, and 951 to 1 for the Bth October. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96 1 ; the New These per Cents. at 951 to ; Collude Scrip at 31 prem.; and Exchequer Bills at lie. to 16e. prem. In the foreign stock market business is almost 'upended, the list of sales being limited to Brazilian Old Five per Cent". (Small Bonds), at 1021; ditto, Five per Cents. (Rothschild's), at 103 and 1021; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 981; Russian Five Cents. at 109/ ex div. ; Sardinian, for the 16th of September, at 911 and 911; and Turkish Six per Cents. (Small Bonds), at 103/. The gold ex the sent will probably to in had on Monday. The whole of it is expected to be tent away. The specie ex the La Plata will probably be delivered on the name day. The Walter Hood has arrived off Falmouth, from Sydney, with 4,734 oz. of gold and 4,200 sovereigns on freight, representing a total value of about 23,0001. The dates by this ship extend to the 6th of Jane, and have been anticipated. The Retriever has brought in about 8,0001. worth of gold from Africa. The foreign exchanges yesterday presented no material alteration, but there was a goad supply of bills on most Continental cities, and the tendency of the rates was generally favourable. The current quotations are subjoined, viz.: Amsterdam, 3 smiths, 11.19 to I • ditto, short, 11.164 to 17 ; Rotterdam, r mouths, 11.194 to g ; Ant werp sad Brussels, /4 months, 26.46 to 60; Rimberg, 3 maths, 18.84 to g ; Paris, 3 mostits, 26 60 to 6 ; ditto, short, 26.274 to 321 • Nizesillis, 3 menthe, 26.624 to 74 ; Fronton osetbo:Maino, 8 maths, 119 f to 120 ; Peen berg, 3 months, 371; Vienna, 8 tionaths 10.20 to 2 : Triste, 3 mouths, 10.21 to 8 ; Naples, 8 mouths, 434 to 44g Germ, 3 months, 26.70 to 5 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 29.571 to 621 ; Oporto, 3 moath., 621 to I 4; Lisbon, 8 maths, 624 to The corn market yesterday was heavy in character. Good old wheat maintained former rates, but new English wheat could only be sold at a sensible re duction; some sales were effected at a decline of 3.. to fie. per quarter from last Monday's rates. Flour wu also cheaper. The arrivals of American barrel flour have been very large this week. The country markets are generally lower. Most of the French markets also report a reduction. Only nine floating cargoes of gram have arrived at port of all since Friday week, of which six optimist of wheat. Yester day's list includes only one vessel. Mr. Brno" has issued an address to the share holders of the Eastern Counties Railway Company, unonneicg his withdrawal from the direction of their affairs. He will oontinue a director ex officio, but will receive no portion of their remuneration. As his principal reason for this step, Mr. Bruce states that he an no longer be a party to the system of dis txibuting dividends which have not been earned. Ile also alludes to a number of matters, including certain coal and Doke units's' with Messrs. Prior, in respect of which he considers that the board have acted in a manner adverse to the interests of the proprietors. The branch line of the Great Western Railway between West Drayton and Uxbridp is to be opened for the conveyance of passengers and parcels on Monday next. The sales of coffee held on the let and 4th inst. by the Dutch Trading Company went off with spirit at to 1 cent. advance upon the valuations. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders an the 11th inst. for the hire of ships to proceed respectively to Adelaide, Port Fairy, and Sydney. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Aug 30, when compared with the pesetas' return, shows the following results : Oirealatioa Was Oirealation active 20,124,695 blame 186,450 Public deposits 6,690,339 loareaie 868.493 Other deposits Government securities is honking derftent 12,114,078 Lianas 62,066 Other isaultios in banking department Otis and bullion in both departments Eleven day sad ether bills 930,444 Increase 47.479 The Rest Notes Is reserve _ _ ..........--- ........ , , The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variation' at one view : Mlle demons Other deposits decrease .. £287,276 Now sad bills 1a circulation : famine .. 232,929 nest lama's .. 272,063 Oa the other olds of the account: Oeveranteat estraritles... bores's.. 62,066 Other Nominee harems .. 1,084,822 Orin sad bunko decrease.. 48,649 Total The Bank habitue-sheet presents several important changes. The public deposits are swelled by the payment of half a million which fell due on the 29th alt. on the new loan ; but, on the other hand, the "other" securities exhibit the extraordinary increase of more than a million, and stand now at more than fifteen millions and a half. The increase under this head attests the activity of the demand for money, part of which was probably occasioned by the instal ment on the loan. The coin and bullion show a for age trilling decrease. The reserve of notes, on balances, has diminished by 223,9304 The general Uranus to be deduced from these variations is, that the Bank find. good employment for its resources at the existing rates. The addition to the " Rest " is eonsidersble. WI 01 Loma; 11k 100. a 11. toe the well +lgor t , on oir @aba ft to tbs iet 13,50. Tin and , Aug. 30, sm. waranboat au.caisio Osiairttleo SAWN ad Oohs and Banks 11.713,116 _ . ■.~. ~.na .......... MIM -17- 4 316 I MAWS 1141RIPO DVAZTIIMIS =WSW Onalil 4106000 OOIIIII2ZOW Elsomitin 9A15.40 Oadul.Drof Molighi PAW Depcilft amid Anadirl ... . .. —....10.114.0TS tip.t = Other lissorMas .... 14.645.163 Noun sag Aftgai LOUR Gold ma Ontor WA— -. G73,4112 Olbor 9.134.103 asteißadie I. SRAM : ‘11.66.70 M. MARSHALL. ' Sept. 11. 1141 L 56,742 UNITY JOINT STOOK lIIITTAL BANKING ASSOCIATION. An Account ot the LateKir and Arco ea Stheuthy. the hat Aug. MSc notththed pommat to the Act to nthulthe Joint OtOCA Beath tn. ' Zealand. 1.14111.151 N. A A 4. Atilt To Pela en thpital MAN 0 0 imermat th To mount Neva the Mak Ai air ,6041.,, t0 root and other ha mole ..... ....... Man 4 4 meg oit M . ressayaing lag sag im7 reotaismeekhos -- Mawma A102.M44 0 4 eme, Ye MM. - - £3114.0.14 0 4 ogo. T e a= Mama! Manages. Cblef Oglemar-bagging4 10, , Ang. 30. m O. FIIDAT EVIIIPTSO. The funds today showed considerable firmness, and the alight recovery which was attained yester day afternoon was steadily supported. Business females inactive, speculative operations being re. strained by the approach of the monthly settlement. In the discount market to-day there was a good demand for money, and the rates are generally sup ported at the Bank of England minimum. In the Stock Exchange 41 to 5 per ant. has been obtained for loans on government securities. Coasols scarcely ceded throughout the day from yesterday's ening quotation of 941 to 95 for money and Wednesday next, sad 951 tot for the Bth Oct. The official basins report is as fows :—Three per Ont. Consols, for mosey, 941, N, 941, N ; d:tto, for meant, 10th Sept., 941, 95. Three per Cent. Reduced, 961, 1, /. New Three per Cents., 95!, 1 ! Long Almeida expiring in Jaa., 18430, 3 Thirty Years Annuities, April,lBBs, 18 9-18. Ban Stook, 220. Theso-and.a-Nalf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 1001. India Bonds, 17.. prem. Exethequer Bills were steady, at 121. to 181. prem., and Exchequer Bonds at 100/ to f. Forgive stake remain inactive, and prier exhibit no variation worthy of notice. As we intimated yesterday, the directors of the Royal British Bank lave formally convened a meet lag of the proprietors for the Roth last., when the results of Mr. Coleman's investigation of the amounts will be submitted. All idea of resuscitating the beak seems now to be abandoned, and the only question appears to be as to the beet mode of winding up its affairs. Probably a final liquidation would he I l an ia ll t o re f rco lly m a m tt i a ttle ed of un eu de pe r rvi the sio eli n, nt at l m of os the t persons retain a belief that recourse must finally be had to the Court of Chancery, although the de • pluton regard with oonsiderable apprehension the prospect of protracted legal delays. To-day there was a conference between the directors and a number of shareholders and depositors; and to-night a of the depositors is to be hld in St. Martin's-6'l4meeting Long-acre. No resolutions binding on the company, however, can be adopted at these irregular assem blages. Pending Mr. Coleman's investigation and the meeting of the Roth, shareholders and depositors meat endeavour to extract some degree of consolation from the knowledge that the existing assets of the company will remain intact, and that no party an have any degree of preference shown him. Depositors, in addition, will remember that the property of each individual shareholder is liable to the adjustment of the claims upon the bank, and that similar liability extends to all holders who have parted with their shares within the last three years. As regards the ultimate result of the liquidation, very adverse reports have been circulated in some quarters; but many well informed parties are inclined to believe that, if the realisation of the assets be ju diciously conducted, the call to be made upon the proprietary will not be very heavy. Even a mode rate call, however, coupled with the absolute loss of their share property, must constitute a severe penalty upon the unfortunate shareholders for their oonfidence in an unworthy management. The wide spread ruin which the failure of the Royal British Bank will entail will infallibly tend to increase the public caution in taking up shares in English banks, involving, as such property does, liability to the ex treme extent of the shareholders' possessions. Ottoman Bank shares closed to-day at I to I dia.; Bank of Egypt at t die. to par; National Discount, both old and new shares, at 4 to 1 prem. ; London Discount at to # prem.; and General Bank of Swit zerland at die. to par. Bank of London shares were quoted 11. lower. Unity Mutual Bank stook is marked 42 (601. paid). Other bank shares were quiet. Van Diemen's Land shares were flatter. Royal Mail Steam advanced 11.. Crystal Palace Preference shares show a little recovery. The closing quotations for the newly projected railways are subjoined, via.: Eastern Bengal Rail way, tto prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, tto I prem. ; Ceylon Railway, lt to 11 prem.; Cal cutta and South Eastern Railway, 1.16 to 3.16 prem.; Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed shares, dis. to par; Sittilgbourne and Sheerness Railway, 4 to die.; Copiapo Extension Railway, par to 1 prem.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, par to t prem.; ditto, B shares, 1 to 04 die.; Italian Junction Railways, 11 to 14 dis. The nominal quotations for a number of other projects are as follow :—Earopean and Indian Junc tion Telegraph Company, 1-16 dis. to par ; Bee nerd's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company, dis. to par; West Ham Distillery Company, par to 3 prem.; Oriental Gat, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. MINBS.-2 HIS DAY. Two o'Cwor. The market foe British mining stocks has as a decidedly firmer tone. There is a good in quiry for shares in South Tolgus, South Caradon, Tincroft, Great South Taigas Great Wheal Alfred, Par Consols, Wheal Edward, and Cubert United. In consequence of an improvement in Sortridge Con sols, the shares have advanced to 21 to 21. In foreign descriptions no business has taken piece in the Stock Exchange to-day. Subjoined is the official list of yesterday's transom. Lions in the Mining Exchange : Alfred Console, 131, f ; Devon Buller, 18e.; Greet Alfred, b,l, 1, ; North Basest. 85f, 36,1 ; Sortridge Comb, 21, 11., 13e. 9d.. 3; South Presets. 365, 3671 ; West Fiancee , 29, 1; Wheel Boller, 290. 292; Wheel Grenville, 30r., 31e.; Wheel Nelms, 30e.; Wheal Way, 8,.1: Wheel &en, us ekt., 12.. 64. In the Stook Exchange: West Basset, 301; Sortridge Console, 21, I; Greet Wheel Alfred, h. In the metal market the demand for manufactured copper continues unabated, and the makers, having orders on their books which will keep them fully employed for some time to come, decline to take any more orders unless subject to the price on the date of delivery. Foreign copper is inquired after and stocks are now lighter. Iron remains inactive but prices continue to be maintained and there seems little prospect of change at present. Lead is without alteration; prices are steady and a fair amount of business is doing for the home de mend. Spelter has again advanced in price, the stock being only 1,673 tons at the end of lut month. Tin is in good demand, and Bence has been sold at 1281. here ; the deliveries of this in Holland lut month amounted to the large quantity of 63 343 slabs, which bar of course stiffened the price. Tin plates are inquired for and scarce. CRICXBZ UNITED ELIVEN OP ENOWID V. 17.102T1C1N OP last.exa..—The week trio esasteseei os Thank, at the Mr= The state of the wore op to Timed& :—lrelead, Ist Jailer, 116 ; e l _• (II 4m), 46. Ti. WM= lOC KITS AT GOODWOOD#4ladltisi lose+ bits made pea idoediesat aloes mss ha wet. Ile walked as hateday lest Isar idle. wa is Weiladisp Id aloe ; sad ahead' be amid hoeV. dY eall at all aloud by sloe esershe. Ale maw Is bed pairs, sad, aseerdieg to ear 11101/111fookat's aresuot, he bee made Mn propos *lase he is.. oat of the Mama Isar desdna de glad most sagged' mold bad awed Ha we de to bear, she dogmas, wee. ad silky probably has the Islam la a wadi or la AZ Aslisol4 it will be is., was well Noah I. viii is ea Tavola lest —Bars Lift. DANOZZ OF SLIWING AT CNUSClL—Diffilato lady amiss Berries at fit dank ed a poor led, dad Asa. si fell deep is the seethed idea. mad belei tmpwmdwa was idol up fa the aura all alght Oa add a is., dank ea Hodes mewled al diseased. Ms daily MOS awsesthely trigbted4 end dale the semi miller dad with he .es fee edam. Tbe ode, M Oldest lbeansase d tit seighbewridei. wee beard Sr sem lath, let the hale ef the meg primer was wet amend MU sight ?desk, lobes le was liberated by Mr. T. dame, shavarreasa.—Chshatford Cho: We MA FATAL AOLIDITIT AT BUCTIXOBAN —Torterday, lir. loar s hiai, deputy-dread for the Cid of deadwood, held is shy at tbe Westadaster Medd, relative to the death of ludas Oasis, aged 40, who last his Ws (as leaded is ear kapeeselee of yesterday) by the ef abase fle: . tal the sew deg of tbe TreMeg- Eas illai rd w aru es t tb"7ol7ler radial— Aft u 4llst t lost titisiereiblbolif Cosner woe awed by a portico of the maid fail • de ea his, bat MA the Ins emus divested to be used tq the edelledida boss @moiled es the building Mr assithed woad bad ids predated." Tent AIIMALLUI MAlLL—Uvurom. 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The subjoined are the current quo tations :—Town tllow, Mc nett anal ; Petersburg Y.C. ea the spot, 52.. ; September, 61a.; October and Dezember, 49.. to 49.. 3d. MARKIT AVIIIAO2I.—Towa tallow, 55.. 9d.; f4t b ditto, 2.. lid.; yellow Rwsion, 63.. 6i.; melted stuff, 42e. ; rough Litt°, 265.; tallow pares, 17c; good drop, 7e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARX/ff.-THIS DAY. lir. E. J. Darts reports trade without alterrion. Prime meadow bay, 80s. to 905.; superior. 100 s. to 110..; inferior, 60s. to 70..; new. 60s. to 855.; roma, 60.. to 70..; clover, old, 100.. to 1265. ; second cat, 901. to 110 e.; new, 601. to 110 a.; straw, 284. to 33e. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Apples and pears us now tolerably abundant. Green gage Plains are still Imported . Grapes us plentiful. Akk3tS are scarce. Oranges fetch 4e. per doses. Filberts its oomiog to bead in batter condition, and the demand for Won Is improving; pries &P. to 655. per 100 lbs. Dutch Melons ate ray plentiful, and fetch from 9.. to 21a. par down. Tomatoes ars still arriving from France. All kinds of vegetables in season ars wall supplied. Potatoes ars very such diseased. Cut flowers consist of Heliotropes, Orchids, GOT4OIIiCI%, Pinks, Cloves, Carnations, Mignonette, Heaths, and Hoe's. PAINT. pin. Apples. per Ih., "i to CI Gram pt? Ib, 24 to Se Pim per dcz., fa to Gs Maim, sada, to S. nos., Is tn Neetatians, 60., los to lb itirlcots, dog. 2o to So Morriss. pot lb.. 35 GooKbettime, p_hf. dove, to to 41 Orontes. PK 100 . a° 3 I losoos, pot dos., to tots Plikata, per tb., 9,1 to 1 Cabbages, per dozes, ad to le 67 Coe'Mowers, per der., To to de Franca Beansper Salt sure, 1.06 Vegetable marrows, per der, Is to Is 34 Tomatoes, per der, Is to Is disallow , . per 10. 4d to 6.1 Gsr" , a, paT lb" 4d to Id Lettuees,Csb., p. some, late 1664 Radek, turnip, p des., Is to Is 64 Small ea!ads, p. pew., 2d to 3d Horse Radials, per bdl., Is to es Muebroores,per pot., Is 6d to 3a 'Parsley, per bomb, 3d to 44 taint, peen, per booth, 23 to id Maryorsas, per ballots, 2d to ett Savory, do., 3d to td Buil, pees, p. beads, 34 to 4et to Is 6.1 hr.ptquart, 9d tole 64 PoteWes, unr, per ten, an to 90s per bust., 2. to 2s 9d Carrots, new, p. bunch, td b 191 Tr-nips, do. do., 44 to 6d Spinach, per Ler*, le 6d to h Ceembers, tee, - hl to tp od a :I, per dos-, Is to Ss Celery, per ben.. fig to 9.0 d Eats, per bun:b. Sd N Id Onion, green, per hee1:43410 61 klistraium, o ath. Id to ad Her Majesty had s narrow esospe from a serious alarm, If not from worse tynnegoe wee, on the rotation of bee moot visit to Rano. At B.irdiehoose it is the prsetio• to Its a gun over the head et the bride whoa prosetsdiog to be married, which is done by ma old man with a rusty old musket. On the morning of Friday, when the iateotion of hit Malady to inspect Hubs was generally knows along the vied, the old man was seen shouldering hie ea tiquated piece of ordnance, so if prepared for some esle bration. He was plied by a passing gentleman what he was going to do ? When he replied, " Oh, I am going to Bre this over the toad of the Quo. whoa she puma mg door." The gentleman was eat :undid, and and great difficulty . in anstaadieg the old follow from carryiog his purpose tato effect, the molt of which, we need olt say, would hiss bean eaythieg bat egreeettle to the Queen as aa esp 'on of loelt even if old Rao had not horst, whica was no t e a un li kely t ermt.—Nora YOU. rAdvertiastertat4—AT 1411. HICEIII me Pal" EirriaLtair mime las illiesawhoste Ito.w*meteledsnioffiarest, sm (meta eildhltoi the lama et Midi atiaaacteita, la 1110=romblaulles Tosniarliags, one mime et or lawn adatte glesentallin, a separated'. =faholm lisnultemeseeli aegausta slaw table Dm" fide Ter e, eta tirtatlas aelleiseemeat. = „r higablishmeate. New lhowlimis at tha Eitiblitahmeat tor tha eale ot 'bare Ellett soma feta sad a tidal et arairta. P