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

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commiraimer llolroyd.) 124 HE THE UT. H. E. IIAbISEH. The hankrukirescn belasaciapli;;;the foram of the 4th clads, resident at Brampton, near Chatham, applied for order of discharge. Debts 2,440. Mr. Bagl ey supported ; Mr. Goodday appeared for the utticial assignee. Application was made, on behalf of a creditor, for some thing to be set aside out of the bankrupt'. atipend of 124. tid. a day. In answer to questions he stated that some of Lis debts were of long standing-00We had bees incurred at col lege. In 1861 he attemptel a settlement or compromise with his creditors. Besides his pay of 12s. 6d. a day, he had rooms provided for him. If e was liable at any moment to be sent abroad with hie re,,ancot. An army chaplain was obliged to keep up a certain eatus, which was not at all sisemeary in • parish. His Honour thought it was hardly a case, looking at the character of the debts, in which the court ought to make an order for setting aside a portion of the bankrupt's future inwFm• . . The order via granted unconditionally. IN II JOHNSTONE. The bankrupt wu a trimming manufacturer, owing about 549/., with a small amount of wets. Mr. R. Griffiths supported ; Mr. W. Jones, for the amig- Bees. offered no opposition. The bankrupt attnbuied hia failure to the change of fashion, and the discontinuance of the one of trimming for ladies' halm and bonnets. Order panted. .IN BE FUR-NESS. -CASE Or ABSCONDI24O. LiMilatTlr presented aid obtained adjudi cation of bankruptcy against George Furness, jwi., of Sti, Canoonstrest, merchant. The baukrupt ham absconded. The nobilities are supposed to be about 10,0U01. LY BE WM. RANKIN FIIIGUSSON.—CASZ OP AN INDIAN Nuaciimit The bankrupt described himself in him petition es for merly of Bombay, Ahmednuggar, and Setters, in her Ma. Jody a civil service, afterwards of tkorge- , itreet, Hanover. opera then of Clarges-street, Piccadilly, late of Tnornas's Hotel, Haymarket, and since a prissiest for debt. This wee the sitting for examination and discharge. The bankrupt owes to unsecured creditors 1,3621., of which 7651. is for borrowed money. His expenditure in the two ytars preceding his bankruptcy had been 2.501. sad 4004 largest creditor is the Bombay Civil Fund, Bombay, to which be owes 400/.for cash paid on his accouot for expenses to and from India, as insistent magistrate in the civil service, —the debt incurred between 1657 and 1862. Mr. Dent, merchant., Shanghae, is a creditor for 250/., for rash paid on bankrupt s 'mount. There are no meets ; 2501. of debts due to bankrupt are returned asbad. Mr. 1L Griiitii;t4p..Trieci.lio stated that the bankrupt had been obliged to gm up his appointment in India on account of bin ill health. He attributed his failure to that Flower, for the assignees, offered no opposition. le mower to questions from the court, the balaupt said be had oo pension • he had not been long enough in the service. He bad now no employment. Did not know whether his Liam creditors knew of his bank ruptcy. He had been two months in prison. He had money advanoed in Bombay to enable him to return to England when he was on sick-leave, and also to go out again to India; bat his health spin failed. His friends in India knew that he had left the service. _ Hie Honour granted the order. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fane.) TT ex PAULL—IMPORTANT DECISION. The bankrupt. formerly a merchant in New York, had come to this country and been arrested. Adjudication was made in dim course, and he applied for his release ; but the commissioner required him to find two euretiee in 501. each. Being usable to do so, he remained in custody until after laming his examination and obtaining his order of discharge. Hr. F. Reed now renewed the application for releeee from custody, relying en the care of Laforeet, in which it had been held by the Lord Chancellor (overruling the deci sion of this court), that the order of discharge took effect immediately on its being pronounced. Kr. Lucas opposed the application, contending that this decision only referred to property. His Honour said he considered that the decision applied gessaa/ly, and ordered the release of the bankrupt. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH STREET. COWARDLY ATTACK ON A CABDRIVER. Maurice gland-dm* Oxford-street, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with smaulting a cabdriver named John Insteneon, badge 13,386. It appeared that between one and two this morning the prisoner end six others engaged the complainant's cab to go to the Haymarket, two persona riding inside sad five on the roof. When they reach Cranbourne-street the peewee inside the cab left and the complainant declined to tore the others any further, aa they refused to pay him his proper fare, and be wished to get rid of them. One of the persona on the roof of the rob demanded the complainant's ticket,and while be was getting it from his pocket be received a violent blow from behind. He then got off train his box, when he was surrounded by four or five wools', including the prisoner, and most roughly trotted, receiving in the course of the mtlio a most fearful blow on the eye, which was much discoloured and swollen. He was knocked down, and as deposed to by two witnesses—earned Walker and Longroore— while he was on the ground three or four were on the top of him at one time most brutally filming him. Primmer asked one of the witnesses (Walker) if be was not attempting to separate the others from the cabman, sad the witness said it was the reveres. Yr. Shaw , a licensed victualler of Windmill - steed, was by the prisoner ; but he knew nothing of the assault, being ose of the person; who got out of the cab before the disturbance took pleas. Mr. Tyrwhitt said there was no doubt a most brutal assault had been committed on the oomplainant, end that anioept the venous who had committed it was the prisoner. Be should fine the primmer 31., or two months in default, unless he could settle the matter with the complainant. After a few minutes' retirement from the court, the corn. *Mint returned and said be was satisfied with the cow = given hint (36..), and the prisoner was then GREENWICH. AMAMI' ON ♦ CfILD.-• B•D CAM. William Church, aged 45, a seaman residing at Ann's. Bermoodsey, was placed in the dock before Mr. l'rt. charged with moulting Mary Ann Caroline Falby, a child 11 years of age, with a criminal intact. Prom the evidence of the child, who gave her statement in a very intelligent manner, it appeared that on the pre vious evening her mother, who resides at Rotherhithe, brought the prisoner home, Ind that during the temporan rryy absence of her mother the pricer committed the smolt complained of by endeavouring to force her on • bed. Her cries brought her aunt to her rescue, and the prisoner was given into custody. The aunt confirmed this statement ; when Mr. Itsi 1, addressing her, asked what was to become of en young a child' Unfortunately, although then acting in • p rop er manner for the child's protection, be (Mr. TraT) knew the mother and all the members of the family en the wont characters, who were continually being brought before him _ _ The aunt replied that she worked hard hanelf for the child. She hoped no harm would come to her but she would be glad if something were done for her protection. Mr. Train When is the child's mother' The aunt—She is now outeidell;e7ourt., but too drunk to appear before your worship. Mr. Truitt —She is rarely or never sober. It is • shocking thing to see so young a girl placed in the midst of so much sinfulness, and in order that something may be dope for her permanent benefit. I shall now direct her to be taken to the Rotherbithe workhouse, and the constable will request the relieving officer to attend before me. A man in the body of the court, who said he was a water. man and lightermao, here stepped forward, and said he, as the father of the child, had contributed towards Its support since its birth, and he was still willing to do so, but he thought the mother was a mast unfit perano to have charge of her. T n prisoner, in reply to the magistrate, rid he wu too drunk to know whet had taken place. as he had been driukiog for several days, having only pust returned from • three years' voyage. hfr. Train sentenced him to twentyone days' impriaon. sent in Wandsworth gaoL " WIITTOIeII RETRlLAT."—Yesterday at a special semi= of St. Pancras, an application wee made by Mr. Winkle for a wise linens for hie " Retreat" at Kentiah town. Mr. Poland, barriner, sod Mr. B. Beverley, atter ocy, supported the application ; and Mr. Gordon opposed for Mr. Overtake, of the firm of Copesteke, Moore, and Co., of Osmond*. A former application wu noticed in the Doily News on the 25th tilt. A long discussion took Vac, and an offer was made on the part of Mr. Weston not to apply for a music or dancing license, if the opposition to a wine license was withdrawn. The bench consulted with closed doors, and decided that the place was not an eating- house but a place of public entertainment, and reload the application. On the part of Mr. Weston notice of appeal by a special case to the Court of Queen's Bench for next term was given. TILHHIBLII ABSAVLT WITH Ran -BOT IRON.—Yet. Urdu a peddler, named David Guest, win brought before the etepe•diary magistrate, in Wolverhampton, charged with assaulting a fellow-workman, named Isaias Ballo*. On the previous afternoon Bullock and a comraoioe wen standing together in a shop adjoining that in which Gout was at work, at Swiodoe, near Wolverhampton. when Coen mine out with a pleas of rod-hot iron which he held with some Mop, sad deliberately hurled it at the head of Bullock's companion, against whom he w known to enter tain a urine feeling of Stunt. The fearful missile struck the forehead of Bullock with so much force that terrlKle injuries to the bead and brain bare been the result. Bullock n bunt, wounded, and mad ; and there is only falot name to ocesclade that he will bug be alive. Stich was his mutated keen yesterday that the united strength of threat's! NM scarcely ufficient to hold him down. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1883. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT ILKOTBIC TILLIWILPII.) LEWES MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR SCURRY H.tICDICAP. T.Y.C. Zorn, 124; Lord of the Manor, Ilst7lb ; Miss Livingstone, 114 416; Coronet, list 21b ; Juliet, list; Flash-in-the-Pao, 104 12Th • Certificate, 10.1 ,ib; Miss Vivian, 104 516 ; Antonelll, 'Oat slb ; Little Dick, lOut 41b ; Zeloo, 10st 21b; Poland, 10st 21b ; Perseverance, lest 101 b ; Witch of Endor, 9st 10Ib ; Columbia, let 71b. COUNTY CUP. T.Y.C. Overdone, Miss Livingstone ' Antoinette, Lady Clifden, Nebula. Wangle Eve , Beaver, Gamecock, Rizzi°, Cuckoo, Rigo'boobs, Deerfoot, and The Clown are here. ENTRY FOR TOWN PLATE. Half a mile. Miss Julia, 10A ; Waterwitch, ost ; East Sheen, Set 1016 Zorn, Sat slb ; Lord of the Manor, GA 41 6 ; Coronet., 7st 131 b ; Peignoir, Tat 12Ib ; Miu Livingstone, 7at 10115; Deer foot, Tat 10lb ; Juliet, Tat 10 1 b ; Dolphin, let 4 lb ; Miss Vivian, ist 2lb ; Neilgherry, 6A 12Ib ; Atlas, Gat 121 b Duke of Cambridge, Oat 12Ib ; Southdown, dot 121 b ; Witch of Eador, Gat 10Ib ; Rest, Get 9lb ; Don't come Late ' Gat 71b ; Antipode', Get 7lb ; Planet c, Bat 7th ; Isabel, Get 51b ; Wangle Eye, Oat 2lb ; Overcast, Set 10Ib ; Usher, Set 1016; Daniel Oltourke, Set 101 b; Eliza, sst 71b; Miss Nightin gale, sst nb. LEWES HANDICAP. Two miles. Balbaro. Principal, Gibraltar, Jack o' Heart', Dr. Syntax, Cock Robin, Lord of Lions, Dunkeld, and Lavender are here. NURSERY STARES. T.Y.C. Eastmioste;, Madame ii;rtaa,AutOL;etie, Sea Boy, Cuckoo, Flutter, Blight, Rwina, Corinthian Tom, Attrac tion, Sheridan, Quadrille, Mame. Tagliafioo, Illusion, Blue bell, Dilatoa. Telsoombe, and Wheldrake are here. THE ALLEGED MURDER IN THE KINOSLAND ROAD. INQITEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex coroner, resumed at the Black Horse Tavern Kings. land-ro a d, the inquiry relative to the death of William Burke, aged 35, who was stabbed by a woman with whom he was cohabiting, under very shocking circumstances. Mr. Watson, from the office of Mr. Abbott, appeared on behalf of the seemed, Anne Perry; and Mr. Burgess, from the office of Mr. Venn, watched the case for the friends of the deceased. The woman Perry was brought up in custody under a warrant from the Sorretary of State. Mary Jane Perry, a little girl, said that she was now an inmate of Shorditch workhouse. She lived last week with her mother at 67, Fly-place. William Burke lived with her mother. lie returned home on the night of last Friday week. He salted her mother what was the matter, and then they quarrelk I. He knocked her mother's head against the wall, and shoved her out of the room. She went in agaio, and then witness saw a knife in her hand when she cares out again. Before witness had left the room she saw the same knife on the table in the middle of the room. Her mother made " • strike" with the knife at Burke, who was at the door. He went away bleeding directly. The only blow witness law struck was that which Burke gave her mother. Witness did not know whether either of them were sober. illiam Whiting, 60, Ely-place, shoemaker, said that about 10 o'clock on the night in question, he heard some bad e:pra.iooa from the prisoner. He went to the spot, No. 6 , and saw her in the act of striking deceased. They were just inside the door. He saw her take a knife from the table and stab Burke in the left thigh. She said, "Take that, you I'll rip your liver out." She then threw the knife at him. He called out, " Oh, take me to a doctor ; she has killed me." The blood was flowing from him. The woman said, " I know I did it." She tried to lift him up. The police came and took her into custody. The whole affair lasted ten minutes. Dr. Harebell slid that about half -put 10 o'clock on the Fri day night he was called to the Bingsland.roadpoliceatation. Deceased was there dy" . There was a wound on the left thigh, which was bandaged. He died almost directly. Witness made a post mortem examination by the coroner's ordam There was a wound on the outside of the thigh two althea in length. He found it penetrated to a depth of five inches. It divided the femoral artery just previously to its becoming popliteal. The cause of death was exhaustion from loci of blood from the wound. An ordinary table knife would lanai such a wound. LeclierTioTiipiii&i:Kinpland-road, said that on the night of the 31st of July she saw the woman Perry and Burke standing at their own door. Burke said I have been to work, as all the men know." Perry said, " You at work, you Irish —," and she tried to kick him. She then struck him with a knife she had in her hand, siring "Take that, you Irish —." She threw the knife at him and repeated the words. Witness did not know where she got the knife as she did not go into the house after witness went up to the house. Anne Perry was then cautioned, hut by the advice of her solicitor declined to make soy statement. She said that she had beet married, but her husband died six years ago. The Coroner then read over the voluminous depositions and proceeded to sum up. He explained the difference between murder and manslaughter, and said that it was clear that in the present case the offence did not amount to murder. There was a quarrel and in the heat of the moment the accused snatched up a knife and inflicted an injury which proved fatal. The e l ement of malice was absent. . . The ;limy returned a verdict of " Manalaughter against Anne 'wry." The coroner thou limed hie warrant, and Mr. Waller took the primmer into custody, for conveyance to Newgate. EASTERN BENGAL RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders was held at noon, at the company's offices, 245, Graham street, "to oonsider whether they will accept or de cline the proposal of the Secretary of State for India in Council laid before the last general meet*, viz., to mention, on the pert of the government of Jodie, the immediate extension of the Eastern Bengal Railway from the Ganges as far as the Jamoona, and to gua rantee interest at the rate of 4j per cent. per annum on the requisite capitaL" The chair was taken by Mr. J. F. NUTS. After some discussion a resolution was moved by Mr. MORGAN, seconded by Mr. PAUL, and carried umni money, "That this meeting decline to accept the offer of the Secretary of State for India to carry out the extension to Jammu on the tee of 4i per cent., as part and parcel of the undertaking, and not se parated." A resolution, proposed by Mr. Wrrr, and seconded by Mr. PrrAan, "That the beard be authorised to negotiate with the Secretary of State for India for the proposed extension to the Jamoona, provided it be carried out as a distinct and separate undertaking," was also carried unanimously, and the proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors. Mr. John Bowring (says the A thenaum) has predicted to the British Museum his very extensive and magnificent collection of insects, which, besides containing the result of his own researches in India and China and the different collections made by Wallace, Bates, Monhot, and others, inzludes Mr. Tatum's cabinet of Carabidm, ➢lr. Jackal's Curculionidav, and Chevrolet's and Cu.-tie's Longi corn Beetles. 1,000 100 6,000'100 13,000100 1 11 ,010 100 66,000, 30 The medical staff at the Royal Victoria Hospital, at Netley, have presented to the Hartley Museum, South. ampton, their splendid collection of specimen@ of natural history. These specimen@ are nearly 10,000 in number, and it has taken thirty years to collect them. They were removed from Fort Pitt, Chatham, to Netley. For this magnificent gift any member of the medical staff of the British army is entitled to the privileges afforded by the Hartley Institutioa, and the hospital soldiers will have free acmes to the Hartley Museum. Mr. Wallue, the distinguished naturalist , is now at the hospital selecting typical specimens from the natural history collection to be preserved at the hospital for the use of the students. On Saturday last the Rev. Leonard Ramsay Henalow. M.A., was licensed to the perpetual curacy of Pelham St. Mary Magdalen, in the county of Norfolk, on the presentation of her Most Grscious Majesty the Queen. On the arm day the Rev. Frederick Hunt, &A., was instituted to the vicarage of °altos, In the same county, on the prsentation of Thus. Hunt, of Bedford, in thecounty of Bedford, • minor. On Mouilsy last the Rev. Vincent John Stanton, M.A., was instituted to the rectory of Halesworth, with the vicarage of Chediston annexed, in the aunty of Suffolk. on the presentation of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, of Warlice, is the county of Ease:, Baronet. Txz RECANT ROYAL VISIT TO HALIFAX.—Her Royal Highest. the Priscos, of Wales has presented to Mrs. Cronley, the fraying. of Halifax, a diamond bracelet, is • souvenir of the Prises of Wales's very agreeable visit to Halifax. A letter, written by command of the Prince of Wales to Mr. Crossley, the mayor of Halifax, expressos the kietisfactioe of the Prince with his visit. R. ALDERMAN MECHI AND THE AGRICULTURAL Bennvouorr Socrsrv.—We learn that (with the cheerful went of Mrs. Multi) the alderman is determined, if spared, upon holding • bazaar at Tiptreehall, in July, 1864, for the benefit of the Royal Agric u lt ura l B ene volent Institutioe for the relief of decayed farmers, their widows and orphans. Mr. Muhl believes that he will thus be enabled to raise • large sum in aid of the funds of that much needed and philanthropic institutioe. Mr. Mechi is induced to Dome to this resolution in ostesquetice of the great spoors attend ing his recent efforts to aid a local institution. 'The idea is • harpy one, and we have no doubt that a day of this kind SHR.OBB at Tiptres—a pleasant day It is sure to be—will largely 1. 10 E 4.• mist is soothing these privations and sorrows the &moo- 1 . 91. . f" Sigtget St. lent Agricultural Society intended to meet. I soo,00• ST. PHILIP'S, BETHN•L-GREEN.-011 Thursday the sees It children of the Sunday. ragged, and other schooh belonging to the church of this district were enabled, by the kindness of • few friends, to make their annual excursion. The Sunday school teachers, who are all voluntary, and chiefly of the world.g.eleasse, found • dinner provided for them ; the children had tea. Mr. Welker, of Petersham-home, kindly entertained the clergy and their families. Twenty snag vim wars filled to packing by the excursionists. Iti!: 1 !'! 6 1 116,000 low ro iron° 10000001 40,000 10.000 If 1.01 IKI,OOO INfAveR 1 !. 's°l ON. w 14000 .00.00 MAN 10,00) 10,000 10,000 000.010 10,000 01.00 D 1/.000 Loo 0_ 4166 118.180 WOO SOAK* 'moo uric 11,000 IVIP SAMS. Lw M U. I. Bask. anosLon.kLlheepool Do. New (Limited) l ßeak of Zaps bank of London Bank of Queensland iL beak of Victoria, a.Wis Bank of Wales (Lim.) Bank of New Zealand L I &Mend American Sz.(L• BAUM N. Maeda' Aar. kik.bute. Columbia C. B. bulls AUL Atha ICllwlird. IL et 12svid ; Consolidated Bikk (L) ,Coutineotal !Atli& so I Irish (Lim ) I Bog. ileot.*Aual.Otaarta ilindoso.(ktinadr.Jap.(l) imperial Bank. limited Ottoman Loudon and Brazilian Lon. B. Afresh R. Plate IL . Lau., Bir., & 13.8talf. (L.) ;Ism. Vb. Gott M Auasrl. London and Cotonlal (L lloodert and Wang . l&odon Joint Mock ;Leo. and Middlesex (L !Lc& and Northern (L &mann R mui.t, A London&S. American (L. Lon. & &Weetern )Lim. !Loa. sal W enuwinater 'Metro. & Pror. Bank (L. Do. Ysened. kfldland Book (Um.) National of LlverpooßLl N.Peo. of Law .0.1 I Do New 904001 20 Lo - az. - i 26,0001 du New lona ',saes KM, 11; thrlinial Beek ()mond 20,000 100 Reeler. 01 Treteee 14000' 16,000/ 26 10 . 'south Ae, Pa sstrntella, et Dail (L 10001100 letand.ol Brit.S.ldlioill 6,00111100 1,0 New 6/ 0001 26 11:70100 ed Auarelie LOX 100 Un. of tog.etlranee(l 10,063 1 100 'Union of Ireland (1.102.1 110.1601 6$ illnice at Louder ... Ire. 5 eh. I Dome. It ..d Wed India 100 landau 105 Bi. Claw se 10 Amami. is Vidalia ls 101 Do. Vow DIBILNII7II No. I fib. I Snout. 111 113 a le a 77 78 21 28 —id 2 Ido 41 43 4 2 1dis dh6epra id 4 pra 62 per I" 63 luet 110 Ilb SO 21 11.112 le OWIs I I.2euldka tl Par Pio 7! !JP= 8 aipa a 4pm I 2 dim 47 49 84 $2 xd 4114 211 4 1 dls 81 2 2 1 414 11 OWL 77 79 11 11922 14 14p42 I Id 4 4 4 Rai 49 91 ul 1 67 58 90 92 id 6 aul 3 3 P'D 2 1 Ms at 2141. SI IC NNW N. iILYNIk.ip.s.J.AN/4 tN 90 191 Km N. lkelelk9p.a.l4..4klegt. IN NAN N. 1 1 1.1.41.4p.NlaiLijaly IN N IS ireoo. WWI 11. /194. 9 Ih. git He ••• -. ei. Lllldisai 00.-.4111.91. 100 1a Na SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Twat The railway market to-day is inanimate, and in some instances prices have receded. Great Eastern stock has again fallen per cent , and Cale donian 1. South Eastern and London and North Western have also declined per cent. On the other hand, Great Western has risen 1. Other lines have not varied much. London and North Western stock is now quoted 101} to / ; Great Western, 651 to 661 ; Midland, 1281 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 1 ; Caledonian, 118/ to 1191 ; South Eastern, 911 to 92; Great Eastern, 501 to 1 ; Great Northern, 123 to 124 ; Metropolitan, 11/ to ; and London and South Western, 1051 to 106 k. There is no movement of importance in foreign, Indian, or colonial railway securities. 11( ana.P.Sl ADD 010011, sit. Ipd I irAnwAre. I 001 yelieraop. to 1 ' l2 lo_ o os I 8 • 101 10.4 0 p.n. In au alza,Wol.ttilloor Yu. 8 84 - U 01l Dillhood Tow -* - 10 all Ilashmllseird.itia.e. 84 84 - la. IN Biletml and &der -- SI N - et. UM Oalekolun 1194 1204 1194 184 60 all Mat cad Nudes - - - - - 10 all °alumna -..- .. -.. 64 7 el 10 all iDe. •I • noMv.nalll t - - - 10 .91 Do. ll 1p619 veldt° H. - - - 60 all Dahlia aiadas !au 40 11 - N all Dmad.,Pieth.••bd.lts. 16 16 - 81. 1 00 idlubergkaad Glasgow 944 064 - 84. IN Ellesgom & a Waukee 111 113 - Bt. 110 Orem &stern CO} 1 St. 100 Do. A Sleek. 49 tO 4 524 84. 100 Do. YAM Anglian 9 4* 55 as - Bt. 100 ormlNoratotgeotlano - - - 84. 100 Great Northern .... . 123 124 1661 84. 110 Vail A r m. noillv. on. 122 123 1224 4 2 N. 110 Do.B j Ullllpet.la paid /3 136 140 - atloo el loath & West. am) 100 atm - £OO 0000$ Wakes 664 66 654 6 N. 101 DoNeserVal.Onegtk. - - - 08. 100 lasaithae& Yorksblr. 114 1134 - 84. 140 .Loodon and Blackwell 784 774 - St. NO I tecok/lOce.' 115 116 id 114 4 xd N. 100 leadas.Mat.,&Dow. _ le 100 London& North Westo 1 0 14 let 102 11 N. 100 Imadco&lloolltWielen 1 1064 - 88. 100 AmsJlML4linoolesb 444 44 BO ell I Maryport and Carlisle- - - - 10 all Ilstropolites- .... - - 111 114 - 16 4 Do. New - N. 51.4 100 w Maud ..- - l2B 124 9.1 1244 - 0444 Do. Ne 12 pm gm 84. IN Do. arm& Dever g yl4 99 - N all lad. Gt. Wu. are.) - - 26 all Do 1 Shane .. .... - N all aid Lag - - 10 sa MM Kent (Cray Line) -- - Bt. 100 North Briash - . 64 66 644 85. 100 Do.idUa,Pmth„Duud. 26 26 - la. 100 I. 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Limos 61 NI St. lin I aim ist. a0.3i.09.0. 107 108 I l ' 4l/ 4 20 8 , Do. New .- - 1 Pm _ 10 70 [ Do. Neve. 1 Slaanw. 14 pro - 20$ all 1 10 MbloillakeNarmal. - 10 all ; Do. Preterawe .-.. I TI 3 _ NO 100 1 107..11eant-atioderlor. _ 0 0.0.11dA.4103.1,187, - - - 8t 300 04,104 Ma ill. Beaters- 107 108 106 St 100 .CapeT.oDoek 6p. 8.00. 1071 1081 - 100 ; ell Dernerara,7p.e.per.prel - - _ - 121 100 lleolan Boo* ... - 100 110 - 1111 1 100 1119m0 labs ina. - 6 p.6:4, • . l pin . 107 0161 1081 10 110 Do. G. iztooliou... 1 - II) , 10; Do. B. do 1 1 pm' , 111 It. , 1.00 Brand Ilona Canada 10 201 - 100 1 all Do. let pre3. Bonds 109 71 71 100 all Do. do. deterred 60 66 - 100 , all Do. 2nd pret.Bon,lo. 64 641 - 100 1 MII Do. do. deferred 60 62 - 100 1 all 110. 3rd pot Stock 49 46 - 100 ad Do. do. deterred 94 ST - 100 all Do. Mt pref. Stock 23 26 - 101 , all! Do. do. deferred 20 23 - et. 100 I torea6 Indian toldaelow 126 105 1084 11 Do. pi. 1 10 pm - 90 ; 8 I Do. Jimmy, 1d62 . I 14 pm - St ,100; 01.3.4 d India 6. 6p. et lO7 108 1011 St 'lOO ; Do. +1 per cent _ - - - 101 ad 11119. Wast toned', Mar lOl 111 - MIR , Do. New Ol 91 We - I 100 all Do.llo.loldApey7ll,w.op 04 96 - 100 ' all I Do.IIIp.eLIMIA.m.7B 90 01 - It ; 9 lndian Mynah I.k.d pm 01 1 M. ;100 Mediae Guar. to per et 96 100 0s 14. 'lOO ; Do. do. 6 per ct 107 104 1071 6s. am I no. 89 ow et fte«, lOll 1024 1011 20 2 Do. Fifth extension - - - e 9 ' all Melb. and Rodeo= 66 67 66 1 0091 MI ,N.Bniaowleact I 1 elms • and B 3 6 ..100 N.B. of Con - do 4p. e SS 16 - 10' Ilednde.goa 6 par oant , 1014 1084 - d2lOO Do. Delhi do - ' 107 106 - 1 1 Do. 60. do - M all , Do. ?Womb So- - I - -pm 00. 1 10,10: D. do. do , 11/7 108 1074 IA 110 u, Do, 141.84.P10tA.60 e 1 103 106 - • FOREIGN OBLIGATION& Oh. IPd I BAILWATIL 1 °loins pekes. I Salsa 4 gal G.Luzemboars6p.eent. q 4 - 10 'all Do. - 100 101 l Havens end Natantaa lOl 103 - 100 !all Lawman* and Fribourg 99 101 - 20 101 l North. of Prawn sp. et. 111 121 - 100 MI Woman (Smyrna, do.) 88 90 - 60 all Aria 0100111. New - I3all Royal Swedish - ,all &Am.& lom-Ven. Sp. 6 1 De - 09 ,all Southerner Pranceap.e. lit 12 - 20 all South Italian 64 - 11 'all WAN.W.aaraime.sp.e. 11 12 - COLONIAL 00VitimaNT 11111171111F.5. so. I Itrom. 1 Pd. I CL priest. I Salm. ..... ..'4103.610v.e p.o„ 187746 .; 100 100 106 _ .... .., Do. epee etleb.etAus. , 100 102 104 id -!1 .. I Do. 0 pet et.Mar.aB3oloo 106 108 - 8i14,111111 .. Do. II per cont. - 986,0 et .. D.l.lporeent.ln. Stock lOO 94 06 - 100,00 t ..,OacetoHopellp.M.lB7ll 100 108 110 - do. 1880 100 112 114 - do 18001100 113 116 Da de IBM 100 111 113 - loo,oon ..,ylon,Nov.lFlel, 6 p.ct.lloo 106 108 - 250,000 .., D 3. 1878, do 1100 113 116 - 100,00 /- 1 Mast lII= 6 par ct.,1873 1110 106 107 - 2-0,000.., Do. 1878 100 109 100 - 200,000 .. Do. 1881:106 110 112 - 166,600 ..INatal Gov. 6 per cent llOO 110 111 - 166,4100 -.New lleanew.Uov.4o ell ICA 1 1 6 144 106 .... .. 'N. B.Walm Gv.6p.a.1866 IP 100 101 - .... ..1 Do. 6p. a 1871 to 1876 112 101 102 - .. / Do. 6p. 0089842.. . 1 01 1011 1021 - 150,000 „New Zealand 6 per an t 10 110 Ili - 1.30,0"....' Nova Eleoila 6p. 00876 1.• 1 1 .6 106 - 76,000 ..IQueenalend 000.00.041,100 110 112 - I .... . I . III TI A e. " Go L v G° .6;: 6 .ean. c. dab°"lnly 100 110 100 107 1 10 1 9 12 - - .... ..I Do. d0.11p.0. April ao 1 100 1124 113 1124 PREFERENCE SHARPS. Bristol and Exeter Four per Cent. Stock, 95. Gt. Western irredeemable, 4 per cent., 91. Do. 5 per cent. redeemable pref., 104, 33. Midland, Leicester and Ritchie, 4 per cent., 96f, f. Stockton and Darlingtoo, C, 6 per cent., 34g. FOREIGN RAILWAYS San Paulo (Limited) Guaranteed Seven per Ceuta. (all paid), 22, li. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 21g. Turin and Savona, 2( ax in. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The stock markets remain dull, owing to the heaviness of the Paris Bourse, whence somewhat reduced prices have again been received this morn ing. The English funds are supported at yester day's prices, but in several instances weakness is observable in the foreign stoat market. British railway stocks also retain a drooping tendency. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 25c. for the account, showing a fresh decline of 1 per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Consols are now quoted 921 to 93, for money, and 93 to 1 for the 9th September. Transactions are officially recorded as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 1, 93 ; ditto, for account (Sept. 9), 93, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, / ; New Three per Cents., 921, 931 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, I ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 100 ; India Bonds, 19s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, is. dis. Greek Bonds and Turkish Consolides have de clined about 1 per cent., the former being quoted 321 to and the latter, 48 to 1. The Turkish Loan of 1858 is also somewhat lower, at 701 to i. The Turkish Bonds of 1854 are quoted 92 to 93, and those of 1862, 671 to I. Spanish Passive Bonds have fallen, being last marked 32/. Italian stock is steady. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents. (exchange 10 florins), 69 ; Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 931 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. (ex change 12 guilders), 64/, 65 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (Ist issue), 1031 ; Greek Five per Cents, foraccount, 321, I, ; ditto Coupons, for account,ls, 141 ; Italian Five per Cents., 1861 (exchange 25fr.), for account, 71; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 371, 61 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859,1860, and 1862, for account, 48 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, 922 ; Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents., for account, 481 ; ditto Passive, for account, 321, 1, 3 ; the Committee's Certificates, for account, 121 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701, I ; ditto, 1862, for account, 672, 1, I ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 1862, for account, 561, 1. The Confederate Loan has recovered, at 24 to 22 dis. International Financial shares are without re covery, at 31 to 3/1 prem., and Hudson's Bay at 21 to 2a die. Egyptian Trading are quoted jto 1 prem., and General Credit, jto prem. HALF-PAST Two o'CLocit. Console close at 921 to for money, and 93 for the account (Sept 9). The influx of gold to the Bank is increasing. The amount bought by that establishment yesterday was 188,0001. Meanwhile the arrivals continue upon a considerable scale. The Borussia, from New York, brought yesterday 179,8361. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented uo material alteration. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18] to 19 : ditto, 3 days, 11.16 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18 i to 19 ; Antwerp, 3 mmitha, 25.55 to 60; 60 Hamburg, ma beam, three months, 13.81 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 321 ; do., 3 months, 25.55 to ; Frankfort-cm-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1191 to g ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 351 to 1 ; Vienna, off. flo., 3 months, 11.50 to 60 ; Trieste, eff. fio., 3 mouths, 11.50 to 60 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48j to 19 ; Cache, 3 montlw, 49 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.60 to 65 ; Genoa, 3 months, 23.60 to 65 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.621 to 71 ; Messina, 3 months, 15.621 to 7j ; Lisbon, 90 days, 523 to g ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is now 31 per cent. ; Vienna, 5 ; Hamburg, 2}; Turin, ; Frankfort, 2} ; Amsterdam, 3}; Berlin, 3} ; Brussels, 3 ; and St. Petersburg, 5 per cent. The Caleduniau Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 8081. over last year. A fall of about It per cent. took place yesterday in Great Eastern Railway stock upon the official an nouncement of a dividend at the rate of only 11 per cent. per annum. A call of 51. is to be paid on the shares of the Union Bank of Ireland by the 2nd of September. A call of 21. 10e. is to be paid on the B shares in the Kent Coast Railway Company by the Ist September, and a call of 2/. 10e. on the B shares of the Crystal Palace and South London Junction Railway Company by the same day. The third instalment of 21. is to be paid on the extension capital of the Metropolitan Railway by the 31st inst., and the fourth instalment of V. 10s. on the Five per Cent. Preference shares by the Ist September. At the half-yearly meeting of the Electric and International Telegraph Company, held yesterday, the directors' report, which has already been pub lished, was adopted. The annual general meeting of the British Elec tric Telegraph Company was held at the offices, No. 58, Threadneedle-street, yesterday ; Mr. Edward Cropper in the chair. The advertisement having been read by the secretary, the chairman briefly called the attention of the shareholders to the busi ness to be transacted, which was merely of a formal nature. The retiring directors were re-elected, and the meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. At the half-yearly meeting of the Petroleum Trading Company (Limited), held yesterday, Mr. J. Rogerson in the chair, the audited accounts were submitted and approved. Tbey stated the profits to be at the rate of 23k per cent. per annum. A dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum was declared, and the balance was carried forward to next account. _ _ --- able feature ; the continuation of nnill deliveries draws at• tendon to the comparatively large amount of the Meek. FRIDAY LTA. The demand at the Bank of England discount office to-day showed an increase, being rather brisk, out there was ko change in the general market, where go , •1 LIP; c :Winne to be taken at 31 per cent., with 0, C:: al tra I:.• octions at 31. Tho purchases of gull y t:o. Bank, involving, as they do, a proportional,: c reation of new notes, are calculated to keep the market moderately easy. Consols, which clesto yesterda , at 031, "sellers," for the 9th Sc !ober, stir first marked thi s morning 931 and 3, and closed at 93 to 1. For money the last price was 921 to 93. Trans actions are officially recorded as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93/, 92/ ; ditto, for account (9th Sept.), 931, 1, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 1; New Three per Cents., 931, 9 3 , 93 1; New Twoosaid.allalf per Ceuta., 771 ; Bank Stock, 238, 237 ; India Five perCent.Stock, 1081 ; Delia Four per Cent. Debentures, August, 186 4 or 1866, 1; the Five per Cent. " enfaoud" rupee paper: 107 . The India Five per Cent. stock remains steady, at 108 t to ; and India Bonds, at 16s. to 19s. prem. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at ls. dia. to 2s. prem. Foreign stocks generally were steady. The prin cipal feature was an active demand in the afternoon for Spanish Passive Bonds, which rose / per cent, in consequence of the displacement of the Minister of Finance at Madrid. The Certificates have not moved much. . . . The depression hi Hudson's Bay shares to-day was severe, the price falling to 3to 2j die., and closing at 2 1 to 2g dis., or Pia. 6d. lower than yesterday. The depreciation seems as unreasonable as was the premium given for the shares before they were allotted—the real position of the company being unaltered, unless indeed it be for the better, since its reconstruction. One of the causes of the fall is the fact that a pay ment of 5/. per share, making 101. paid, becomes due on the lst September. The rapid incidence of the calls being evidently the reason why the shares are being forced in this manner from the hands of the weaker class of holders, it seems highly desir able that the International Financial :Society, by whom this company was brought out, should .take measures to mitigate the weight of the payments. Egyptian Trading shares were slightly Hatter, at Ito 1 prem. International Financial fell 10s., closing at 3/ to 3} prem. General Credit were :ma paratively steady at to 1 prem., and London Financial at 19 to 1/ prem. In the market for bank shares there was a re duction in Bank of New Zealand and a further rise of 21. in City Bank and 11. in t'roviucial Bank of Ireland. Loudon and Westminster, Alliance, and Bank of Australasia, were all firm. Crystal Palace Preference stock continues in demand. Oriental Inland Steam shares are still drooping. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 13 to 139 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 29 to 3 prem. ; Com mercial Union, 29 to 29 prem. ; Universal Marine, I to 9 dis. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 1 dia. to 1 prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 19 to 19 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows ;—Company of African Merchants, 9to 9 prem. ; Oriental Hotels, 9 to 1 prem. ; Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, 9to prem. ; Castle Hotel (Richmond), par to 1 prem. ; Marine Investment, 9 to 9 prem. ; and Brighton Club Hotel, 9 to 1 prem. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Government Debentures were heavy, and Victoria in demand. PROVINCIAL WARR MARKETS. 1.1212,004 Amara? 7.--Sala to-day :—Oreat Eastern, 519 1 I 9—Lancaohlre and Yorkshire, Ml—London and North Wint era, 1029 s—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 44 B}—Great Eastern Six per Cents .1259—Great Luxembourg shares, 13 11-16-- Mercantile Bank (limited), d.—Bo al Insurance, 5516 D. MARGRET:IZ. AUGUST 7.—ne market as moderately active, but at rather lower Tolima. Conaolidated Bank (Limited), p.— ' Great Eastern, 611 9 § }—Gent Ship. Ea 9d.—Great Wee tern at Canada, 1015.16—Great Western. 667—Illinois Central, .paid up, 74 ll —Ditto Canceedl Bond SCA mB, Lancashire an d Yorkshire, 1181—London and North Western, 1029—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 431 i 9—Ditto redeemable ;wet p.—Metropolitan, 11 11-161—North British. MI 9 1 4—South Pastern, 929-Bt. Panic', paid up, 42—But Anglian,. Sir per Cent. 8., 1309—Leeda, Blackburn . Purchase, 10044 f} Spanish Passive, 829. BBPJBMGHAN, AUGOBT 7.—The sales to-day included South Stafford,. 11 1-16—Birmingham Canal, 96—General Steam Navi gation. 20— and Birmingham Wagon, 129. The ckaing quota tions included Stour Valley, SI to —Ditto guaranteed, 629 to 614 South Staffords, 11 to 11}—Bl Joint-Stock Bank, 26 to tel. ex dlr.—lmperial Continental Gm, 80 to 601—and Mid land Wagon, 96 to 96. Market continues firm. Caowx-orrica, Ana= (a—Member returned to serve in the present Parliament—Sir Colman Michael O'Loghlen, of Dromoonora, in the county of Clare, But., for the county of Clare, one of her Majesty's counrial, in the room of Francis M'Natuara Calcutt, Esq., deceased. Gazette. THE ABOLITION or TURNPIKES. —As we have already steted, the new Act on Turnpikes will abolish, from the let of July nest, a number of metropolitan gates and ban. It would seem that the act will cause the removal of 25 toll-Kates and 56 side-bars, and the setting free of 51 miles of road on the Middlesex, north side, of the Thames. At Fulham all the gates and aide-bars of the district are to be removed, as also at Kensington, Harrow-road, Kilburn, Camden-town, Kentish-owe, Holloway-road. Islingtoo, Ball's-p ond , Kinplaod-road, Twickenham, and Teddington, as well as the removal of the City-road gate. All the side bars in the several districts are to be cleared away sad the roads hitherto used as turnpike-roads to be common high ways and transferred to parishes. The proprietors of omnibuses will greatly benefit by the removal of the various toll-gates arid bars. GRAND MILITARY RBVIEW AT DOVER. —The military review, which was to have taken place at Ce i Dover on Friday, is postponed till Wednesday next, when there will be a large muster of troops from the various stations in the South-Eastern district. and which will number in all, we believe, about 10,000. It was origi nally intended that the troops should arrive on the night previous to the display, and encamp at the Castle and Heights ; but such a proceeding, it was feared, would be attended with so many obstacles that it was abandoned. His Royal Highneu the Commander-in-Chief will be present on Wednesday, and it is stated that the review will afford one of the grandest xiilitary spectacles ever 'Boomed in Dover.—Dover Chronicle. ----- A MODEL You:Torino' CORPS.—A correspondent It is notified that the subscription list of the (says the Army and Nary Gazette) directs our attention to Oriental Hotels Company will be closed on Saturday, a fact which is worthy of prominent mention as so example the 15th inst. to all volunteer corps. The 27th Lancashire Rifle Volun- A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors teen were inspected on the Ist instant by Lieutenant. Colonel Bruce. and the muster on the occasion in an o f Mr. H. B. Ford, woollen warehouseman, of 79, instance of what may be doe, by the zeal of all Watling-street, when the accounts submitted by' ranks. The 27th laacathire corps consists of eight Mews. C. F. Kemp, Ford, and Co. estimated the companies, and has ea enrolled strength of 717 liabilities at 11,5171, and the assets at nearly • like members. On the day of inspection 34 members obtained leave of absence on grounds previously submitted amount, or 11,085/. A resolution was unanimously to the commending officer. The remainder, 883 members, passed to accept a composition of 10s. in the ' or over 95 per cent. of the enrolled strength, were all pre- pound, payable as follows —Be.: in cash, 2s. 6d. at seat under arms on parade, not a single officer noncom - three mouths, and 2e. 6d. at six months—the last missioned o ffi cer, or man being absent without leave. given in other In dications of the zeal of the corps were secured. The principal assets consist of a large shipping debt, which is looked upon as of unoer respect+ ; for Lieutenant - Colonel Bruce, in addressing the.. regiment, spoke in the highest terms of its efficiency, s a d tarn value, and the stock in trade, which is of the excellent state of the arms, scooutrements, and clothing. course subject to realisation. TWO-MILE SWIMMING RACE FOR TEE CHAMPION- The following, relating to the next vintage in SHIP or ENGLAWD.—On Monday, the 17th instant, • France and Germany, is from a recent circular of swimming match will take Place in the Thames, between Messrs. Richard Symonds and Soo : Mr. E. B. Mather, of Manchester, and Mr. Beckwith, of London, for 200 f. and the two mile champion's cup, which As far as can be judged at present the prospects of the next vintage in Franca and Germany are very favourable. forward t has brea held a year by the former. This contest is looked o with intense interest by all swimmers through- In Client gethe e, vines look healthy and are lorded with out the kingdom. While Mather has youth on his side, fruit. tlirl adv erse circuuutances occur before the com a Ot of the vinge, it will held be • full average Beckwith can beast of greater experience in swimming, I !;" 'en'' in _,:, . ne t he r l ) district. having been champion for some time, and having followed •in quantity and ••• ql"'T s b 1 natation as a profession. I the oidiurn has not yet entirely disappeared. - evert e ems A MEMORANDU M .—The following gentlemen are' ' the prospect. on the whole are good, and there is every hope of•• favounible vintage. In Burgundy the vines present a advertised in the Index ma member' of the committee for . magn ificent aspect, and although it is possible that, through Tabling a monument to Stemwell Jackson ' --Edweed the long continued drought, there may be • lees productive Akroyd. EN. ; Hon. Evelyn Ashley ; Lord Campbell i . vintage than had at one time been anticipated, there is yet l ' 3nl Euats" Cecil ; Fewl of lienen • bmee° probability of an excellent quality. At Hermitage Ernest Duncombe, M.P. • Sir Ea r dley Eardley, Bert. i . and on the Rhone the prospects are also good. In the Sir Arthur H. Elton, Bak. ; Sir James Forgoing:so, Bart., ltorusillon and South of France districts the vines have Y.P.,* Hoe. C. Fitzwilliam, M.P. ; J. 8. Gnat. E l ; been suffering from drought, but as, at the last accounts, a W. H. Gregory, Esq., M.P. ; Colonel Greville, M.P. ; ir Henry de Hog toe Bart„; A. J. B. Beresford H 3r . E l ; change in the weather was imminent, • favourable vintage may yet be realised. On the Rhine and Moselle the vines Coasts F",thiCyjertnirs',.. Bart , "1.7.1%;,, J. i ted ,, A 2: F,..„„w`l'' M.Y. ; n le : look promising, but it is more difficult to judge of prospects ----- ----" Bart. G. ' S. —"""" -- "e" -- ' ' —' here than io France, owing to the much later period at the Peacock., Esq., M.P. • u. E. Seymour. FAR. ; J. Sps;nes, vintage. ENk : Lientenant•Colintel C. N. Stmt. M.P. UPSEETIONS /ROY THE SOUTHERN ARM'S.— The annexed, on the silk market, is from the dr- The Richmoad Daily Despatch, of July 18th, says : i oular issued yesterday by Messrs. Durant and Co. : "Shameful—Genera Jackass advertises In the Mimiserp- We have nothing favourable to report as to efik. The pion 241 members of the Fourth Mississippi Cavalry es market is still very quiet and the sales very limited. The baying disgraced themselves by basely and cowardly desert- deliveries slightly less miserable than in June, but still far tog their post at • time when their services were most from satisfactory. The general tone of the market during , needed. Smog them ere 18 nomcommissioned o ffi cers and the last month has been leas weak than in the preceding. 1 two lieuteemata." but this almost entirely from • reluctance on the cart of LIGHT SHIT AT CAPE Rocs —A project is motor- importers and holders to sell at what must have been heavy iog, called the Cape Race Electric Telegraph sod Light lasses, while Japan affairs are still unsettled, positi rather than Company. Its object is to build and station • light ship from any increased dison on the pert of Nn e . w.. _to near Cap Bap to intercept the American mail steamers. purchase—they still here moat rigidly P.mand d ° light-ships are to be 600 tons burden sod fitted with to the "hand to mouth" system ; and Wee, ,, o Molly 1 .1 li_ _ to 100 horsepower engines. When thi s ship is stationed there be feeling that their moment is still not ar ri ved . I n o apes mill be lees doubt of = Caps Baas. It is intended silk some few sales have been made, but prices are barely tolay down &submarine lbw from the ship to the land. supported. In Bengal silk we are s t i ll wi th out any f avow- _ K ~ I ~~i OYDLNARY sti&ll. - 12S AND 8100 EL rAsio. iL. ) I / —d I SO i Rid I° I lit 5 8+ id 4711 MINEB.-(Tilt DAY.) Two O'CLOCK. The mining market to-day is quiet. East Caradon are flatter, at 281 to 1, owing to a pressure of aides. Clifford Amalgamated are quoted 304 to 31 ; and East Basset, 794 to 80*. Wheal Beton are a little firmer, at 222 i, " buyers." Other mines are quoted much the same as yesterday. Foreign and colonial mines are steady. There are inquiries for Yudanamutana. Vallanzasca, how ever, are flat. We recently stated that the proposed Angles Prussian Mining Company has been abandoned, and that the directors have returned the deposits in full. We are informed that a smaller amount of capital is considered sufficient to develop the mines, and that several of them can probably be brought into a profitable state with a very moderate outlay. A company has, therefore, bees formed, with the same directors and officers, under the title of the Rhenish Consolidated Mining Company (Limited), in 12,000 shares of bl. each. About two-thirds of these have already been taken, and the deposit of 10s. per share paid. The directors will shortly pro cee d to the allotment. The vendors are to receive only paid up shares, which are to bear no dividend till the other shares receive 8 per cent. per annum from the date of issue. At Wheal Arthur meeting held yesterday, a call of 2s. 6d. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT ZLICTILIO AND INTEINATIONAL TZLIGRANN.) (nom ova OWN cozazaroNtarr.) There has been a very firm market to-day, at steady rates. Sales foot up 7,000 bales—speculation sod export, 3,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) TM market la steady, at the following quotatioos : Town tallow, 41e. 3d. ; Petonlaug Y.O. on the spot, 435. to 43e. 3d. ; September, 45..; October to December, 474.3 d. to 46a ; December, 45.. 9d. Mazza? Avgaaois.—Town tallow, 445. 34. ; fat by ditto, 3.. 2d.: yellow Russian 445. 6d. ; melted staff , 33e. 63.; rough ditto, 18s. 61; t allow grooves, 15a ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Menem Harvey sad Brice report a good supply •t het day's ynces. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Fruit sad vegetables are still plentiful, especially peaches and nectarines, which are abundant. Grossman plums of good quality sre now included in foreign imports, and of grapes and pine apples the supply is sufficient for the demand. Foreign pins apples are also plentiful. Strawberries Sr. every week getting scarcer, as are also raspberries, which are all but over. Of melons, both English sad foreign, there is a good supply, and oranges are also plentiful. flood potatoes realise from 6e. to 8.. per cwt. Cut dowers chiefly oonsiet of orchids, pelargoniums, asters, stocks, calceolariaa, mignonette, sod 10110 L NORTH STAFFORDEOHRI RAILWAY. —The half yearly meetiog of the proprietors of the North Stafford shire Railway wa. held yesterday in the boardroom, at fitoke.upoo-Trelt Station. Mr. Thomas Brodrick presiding. The report and statement of secounta haring been taken as read, the chairman moved their adoption, which was aimed to. as was also • resolution derlsnsg a dividend at the rate of 31 per cent._per annum. TRAFFIC RETURNS. —The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending the let of August, on 10,643 miles to 668,7361, and for the correepondieg week of last year, on 10,404 mike, to 653,323/., showing an increase of 439 mile., and of 5,413/. in the receipts. The gross receipts on the following 15 railways amounted, in the aggregate, oa 7.631 miles. to 529.3841., and for the corresponding week of 1862, on 7,373 miles, to 524,483/, showing an increase of 258 miles, and of 4,9011. in the receipts. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 8084 ; on the Great Eastern to 2791. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 545/. ; ou the Great Northern to 131.; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 4.127/. ; on the London and North Western to 1,497/. ; on the Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincoleshire t o 1,3361. ; on the Midland to 8161. ; on the North British to 1,081/. ; an the North Easters and Stockton sod Darlington to 2,613/. totsl, 12,9641. lint from this must be deducted 3,642/., the decrease on the G r eat Wenern ; 9611 on the Lando°. BrightoN soil South Coast; 1,6241. en the London and South Western ; and 1,9371. oe the South EAWterWO together 8.184/., leering the Maumee as above, 4,9011 The goods and mineral traffic on Close lines amounted to 223,510/., and for the corresponding week of 1862 to 215,2711., showing an increase of 8.23 W. The receipts for parengere, parcels Itc., amounted to 305,8741, against 309,2121., showing a decrease of 3,3381., the comparison being with an International Exhibition week of lea, year. The traffic receipts on 63 other lines amounted, on 3,212 miles, to 129,3521., sad for the correepooding week of hat year, co 3,031 miles, to 124,8401, *bowing an increase of 181 miles. and of 512/ in the receipts. The total receipts of the past week show an hearses of 28.5761. ea compared with thole of the poosling week, ending the 2.lth of July. xd zd Id zd&x 'sr zd 81 9 ,3 - 62 4 k A.