The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1863: ..masts .at..` a5e...a........1 i...e.a.maL sa Mi.Arai i Obi Mr. Lewes remarks :-" One young man, Shaun THE POLICE COURTS. SHARE LISTS -(7 1 1118 DAY.) 'eh member, wan brought home a corpse, shot ___,---- h the head. The white wretches tired upon the us- (THIS DAY.) Two olhool. and unresisting natives for no other rears than that -e- The transactions in th e ra il wa y mar k e t to-day night terrify them, and so make them an as' y mey. GUILDHALL are upon a limited scale, but prices generally are ..,f the canoes surresdered in terror ; only three es- FLOGGING IN THE IlEwspAPitB TRADE to tell the sail tale. well maintained, notwithstaing the flatness of og thole carried off are some of the most important • Waller Eagle was charged before Alderman Allen and 11l us- the other departments of the Stock Exchange. u ri L' the island-the law makers and law nitro... of Sir John Musgrove, with stealing 10 copies of the . With the exception of • decline of 1 - cra t e d Sporting News, the property of Mr. Harrison, • - ' publisher, of Sedisbory-court, Flestetrest. per cent. in South Eastern, the principal T.a"cturch members one me des°66 ' and Inuit math ' Wm. Smith said he knew the prisoner as a hawker of stoc k s are quoted the 1141110 as yesterday. ire among the captives. he was in Mr. newson es, and on the day io question London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 brief extract from the Samoan teacher, Samuels, who H • Pl @ shop, and as two boys, brothers, of the name toured many yeas pp &sage Island, will UM' of Clarke, ikes quantity of newspapers from • table on to 103 ; Great Western, 67} to 68 ; Midland, 12911 1 ckee oar "'dement The wi ' ea al° ' liking ' masa the other side of a partition which divides the shop and to 130 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 1141 ; ! weep for their husbands and fathers, not knowing them out to the prisoner, who was waiting outside. Great tern, 51 to 1, ex div. ; Caledonian, 120 ,er they are killed or where they are taken by these with • large bag. They all went away. sad witness followe d tol2l ; South Eastern, 961 to as* ; Great Northern,' waling ship. (Think of the torturing 'lupus' of and oaw tksolder boys go into different shops to sell the 126 to 126 •; Metropolitan, 14 to 121 ; and London I poor barred ones !) It is as if the work of God while the pi ismer remained outside. He saw one of lbe hated hare, for some of the people think that Pa boys the Pe oo sell a sackful! of papers as waste paper. and South Western, 103 to 104. calamities have come upon them and foreigners have r Frederick Lamb. clerk to Mr. Harrison, said none of the Antwerp and Rotterdam shares are fi rmer other l i I them from having m i ssionar ie s and teach ers living re referred to sold to the priee n e ri , as they fo • railway securities being quiet. Bombay ; them ; for such things never occurred in the days of P•P° :mined parte! the back stock. He had mimed about IC3 d mil= But these are only words uttered in the bit. • . of the Illustrated Sporting Nears. an Delhi, and Indian Branch, are inquired 1 sof their grief and witonislimeoL On account of the g azes The risooer, who pleaded guilty, was then committed to • lin es are steady. Fof foreigners these days, their people have been • i' • the, with bard labour. ORDINARY MUMS AND SIOUX& mean or six MOO and earned off, and they . have done nothing to cause .---- WI/fine and John Clarke, two very much smaller boys, m . i .., i e . 0 . e 1 00 fiction& Have soy foreigners been killed en Nine? then charged with stealing the nine papers, when "' I ee l ''''.."'''''''' I e a l ig nerV il I W in t r i m " he ' d ' Le 1 it is a day of mourning that these sere of in support iderice of a similar character was given the ma an nuss..WaLdlassarVal. I gi -. have brought upon this p eo pl e . Thi s i s t h e diffi. evidence a . charge. with us; we do not know from what country the Alderman Allen rid he regretted that Eagle was above WMt grog" MCC _ft Lave row We do not know the names of the ships, the age which just saved him from a togging, but the two H. 'ow 1,410 • 11 sod allial - - ... .. - e names of the captains. But I just tell you these Clarkes were not le fortunate , and h therefore ea us aimed. . -.... no 121 1201 qui so e oar " au otek ereg p me T k • t ; ........ ..., ,_ .. wbich have ooeurred in this land?' mitred them for 21 days each, and ordered them to be once ey ag g amora g„„ , . 1 71 71 1 indeed • day of darkness and gloominess on Niue, ...tit' whipped d • t h at ; m i . pti y daring per 2n.. - . ' le KJ fr. •1 • asilly.'are i ee - my other of these interesting Ulm It is es if the The prisoners were then removed bellowing like young 10 all Do 11 Ip.e.k potato R. - - - iof hell were let loose nun their defenceless tribes. ladia. 1141 sit Deals sad g~ vac. 40 61 - ust, however, that the day is not distant when they CLERKENWELL. IS ail DearL,Perth,ltAbd.Ja 16 17 - - P gain sit every man under his own vine and fig-tree, moms? •811•17 LT BT • FINALI, AND INERIBONXINT IL I* Illalaa l aaaa °al e" " a " ant% to make them afraid, sad that the roceeding Mt lee 111mgew 44. Weelern 111 Illt --. WITHOLT • FINK at. I N Orem, Rectern evening may greatly conduce to this end may God 3aroA Harfidd, a ruined woman reeding at Bowman's- IN IN De. A mock__ se 51 zed - rd mercy grant. oleos, Holloway, was charged with being drunk and smolt. 56. US Do. gut Anglin Stk. 1111 261 - et• this report bad been read, th e following tog Catherine ;A m . nb i n sa d w ilf u lly damaging h er bonnet, ft. 100 areaelkwthafgeollano - - - Ilona were unanimously agreed to by the meet- aatmle., at 30, Chapel-place, Winger. ea IM Owes Mcatheen _.... . Mg Mg Mt IN De.Al Area. noalvou 1261 1261 - - From the evidence it appeared that the complainant went se. to ne.g ( tesueampekt t tat see _. . this meeting has heard with indignation and sirs- to make some inquiries near where the prier*, resided, and M. 140 Be. moth& West. (Ira . 100 102 - h a t a large fleet o f o h, e y eess i a h ae aot,,red to when she came out the prisoner, who wu the worse for Si. me arms Mawsme eg en I face, and IA IN DageeerVaLgua.la - - - cifna had carr i e d o ff many o f t h e j o b o bit oo t o f t . = =w ie ithout any provocation struck her in h er _ _ _ _ ____ _ _ - dud homes, under circumstaoces of extraordinary maltreated her. She asked the prisoner the neon Et r e le us =::= la: Igt id _ lea ay, violence, and cruelty. she acted in each a meaner, when, without giving her any * - St. 1141 Ost Its Ile Ili this m ee ti ng , f ee li ng it t o b e th e d u t y of every ramp, she struck her in the face, pulled a handful of hair e go amos " oo _ d government to repress and punish crimes me debt , out of her head, and tore her bonnet. The complainant ea res ropaenigortb sin jog lig 1024 to commerce and digramful to the Christian name, stated that she did not know the prisoner, nor had th e given us, pa lemdea&SeataMestes me pm ml - Id sly implores the interference of her MAjwites go. her P reeeeetie e'. la 100 Ign..lbseelanooPien 431 66 - said in defence that she did not know sap 1 0 all Mal7Port and Carta l4 . - - int to secure for the islanders such preterite as ....° P rie m* . 10 MI Meirmallia.......-. Ui 1 1:1 111 12 - 1 ondition may nquire. sod at the same time offers its thing about thematic, as she was drunk. le 4 Do. New lpm -to his excellency for having represented to Ma The police stated that when the prisoner was drank she it. tee thohio , IT fof State the drogers to which the people sea, was • very violent woman, and had frequently been in cos • ma. oLa De. New a ipm 1 1 pa U are, exposed from the enterprises of the -slavers , cod tee meet * H. IM Da. Mina.•Derlo NI 101 - ', the thanks of this meeting be tendered b the m D'Eynoourt sentenced the prisoner to two months' Ite all MIL et No. arm) - - italics of the French empire at Tahiti, for his prompt hard labour in the House of Correction. 'IS PI Ds 1 Mamas M all 10d East ..• -• - gave measures to pat an end to the career of these 16 all MM Gag (Cray Line). .. .. a elfish human raes. k 1M Besehlrlash ~., L4 - - this meeting tinders its sy orpathies to the Ines- GAUT NORMA:Rif RAILWAY.-(THIS DAP.) Bt. l i do DeNria..Perti:Dand. 25 t 6 - se, and t 3 people of the South Sea Islands, who, fit. in N. lisalsee-Berwleas warmed Chriatisoity, have suffered this wrong from This morning the half ye ar ly ordinary meeting a, Do. 41.N.Iastre - 68 - - in 14 581 suing the Christian name, and plcdfr • itself to use of the shareholders was held at the Rinfa•crom terminus ;sk toe De. re k ..... gok - means within its power t o mum such iotaposition Mr. DENISO N i n th e c h a i r . 44 101 Do. (ke t (ke ttle OO 2 .-- I for all future time prevent the repetition of those no report having been already published was taken uN. teo NNW Naas .. - - the thanks of this meeting be given to the Hon. The CBAIRgas, in moving its adoption, said that they en• et. a ll 18°1181.9 " - 15° 81 " 811 B°l zed le il IfeethilllWererelan tif 114 - lay, Eq., Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, for &armed to make the report as &eras possible, but al. Ise Ilerallek Oriel --. Mt 114 - ng on this occasion, and far his conduct in the chair. bad not quite suacseded in doing ao. During the past W- et. Ise geollsili. It Aherne ee gy .. : following petition to the British House of year 107,485/. bad boss added to the capital, which was laid at. icie grata& ildind lOO 102 - is a copy of that referred to in the fifth reso- out in the percher of land and for other purposes. The 10 all Bbrewsbers u & Weldipl - - -. expenditure now reached 12,429,0u0t. The mortgage debt let. lee ran . at , IN =lrmo ---- • • I d i'L ...n over ~. ... - en lil iof Commons . 2503,0 WT. The average rate of interest was 41. Id., e l : rg bah m a k e . 7 7 1 Fa t yg he Lords Spiritual and Temporal of the United which showed that the security of the Great Northern Cam- e t, t ee ie yoga, Din;;;;ji t i. 1 0 1 He - ;dem of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament pay was bald in high estimation. He regretted that he re sarthres.worem,•- 9 10 28 ablest. wee not able to offer a better dividend, but sit was be IS MI illosislas siDertlawkw ft Nad - is petition of • public meeting of the inhabitants of hoped it would he satisfactory. The traffic for the half- I * 17 Do do ISM-- 910 pea ad -. zed do 11410.61 lof Sydney , New South Wales, humbly showeth : was = good, and were it not for paymenta which he * s . ...II 2 3°, 4 . II I* Dr ad - 1K ire at your pettioners have heard with indignation and were of an am:optimal character, the IT -; Do g gi fi gm ' that a large fleet of slave-vessels has appeared in the dividend would not be only equal to, but something le gDo C , and carried off many of the inhabitants from their above the dividend of the Ist half year. There se an Oleic .......... homes, under camoinstanoce of extraordinary o wee r „, ‘ „ a t . payment of 25,6481. for compensations sitar ea 2. Be. ...- ...... -..• • - - _ iry, violence, sad cruelty. That your *Wooers feel •"*""`• t hale ' , eLr* There was also a " 166 1,0 vas cd • lredh ---••• . • . - 89 97 90 - is the duty of every civilised government to repress thout; the la • payment on account of the permanent army. He to mama ma. a a :15 1 , ad _. se o i.h cr i me ... ru i nous to commerce and fraught w i th company were hardly treated in the case of Mr. Pym the a. toe w e s es s e m & Kel e ., _ _ - i outrage on hemanity. That your petitioners are jury. but juries were moat liberal in the . case of railway et too ar a s cio niwu n . es ee - ird that the interposition of British power for ice accidents. With Mud to the bills i° which the eem e se y * lee 18 * "& = 8 " .... - - og of those enormities would only be in kee • with Ina intended, No. 12 bill, for a line from Cottem to KMe weal e 46 47 -. II t 19 41 - iditiooal licy of Britain, and with her noble efforts °mite % would be re ' hiteedieed with sea mnd‘ Si. 1" Pim R=o 104 106 - cr iti cise to pe r the suppression o f t h e s l ave tn.* and fications se would meet probably insure its _resin. N. lee find its vindication in the heart of the natioo. May field The bin fee a 111" from __ Notha g halm L ° tha ... Darb j aa ", ... w e @fore please your right honourable house* take much would he rendered "'' aeaamat Y , '"`" """ happy - --'. JOINT NOCK NUNS. vs as to your wisdom may seem It f or p u tti ng an en d in "'magma" d" erre agement with the Midland Corn ' Ir. lak I BAKES. IPd 1 Menke& I Sales. e slave-trading expediti ons i o th e P ac ifi c , and f or pony, which would afford them @efficient facilieurs for ,og effectual protection to the defenceless islanders." &erase to that coal field. He believed that the bill WOlel ages •enell. Mc ask •. 16 116 Herd 117 k xi OM We glanseLon.Allvereeol II le 11 pm illie 41 to empower the Great Northern Company to ri m „, sa _ s „, subscribe 220,001. towards the construction of the 7.14 3 Ir.. 2 7 / .7, (thawed) - Boss mentioned in the report would prove beneficial Kul 1 ROYAL NAVY .- The following is the copy o f to the Th. bill promoted by t h e tegi oo d Com. se e m lee Sank dr company. r received by Rear-Admiral Dawes, in command of ray for a line from Bedford to London was by far the AMMO Bank of Queasier' tl. 14 24 11.1 b - easel Fleet :-" August 2.-Honor 'd &r,-As iam --- inoe4 important to this ooze y. He should have thought lo,o* 04 1 4siik of Victorladtosirk 26 41 43 -. my labour@ that the royal navy ander your command i t would have been far better or the Midland to 6. 000 ' la '1"" of Wales zd i al l t m j ' ' 6 a l 3' din - • Company seed at Edinboro oo it. way to Murree i have takenoo,ooo 10 , Bank of New IL 5 6 fipm make use of the Great Northern line on fair terms • 0 Brazillan&PortugueselL 2 1 14 pm - - air* of writing • few words to ask if my Soo's but as the Midland Company took a different view and I ° 4, 1 60 Britandemerican BAAL 10 5 4pm -• s among them the immortalite captan gawp hen. wished to have au independent line into Loixdoo, *MN 60 &Mak N. Ammo_ .-. all 49 61 -. My See l joined °a t a hnGcmhee IM P es " the (the Great Northern Company) had ooly to acquiesce WOO 10 Cbaritk.Brit. Oehmalita le P. Si pee 12 1 ry seaman rom a mere t ship in the went Indies *L. decision which hail been COMO to. He hoped the re- _Kw • ,Cl...___.. Bk . In,r ...kra._U• l 2., a u. . 2 ~3 e t - , mays he ia very glad that he entered the royal Navy. salt would be that the traffic would so increase es to leave *" le ‘.......... - - -. id in his last letter that his Ship was a vory large gme SO IN IC7 109 - for both companies, He now moved that the re- owe , is rhaiad Bank St IS 40 - d woold likely be ordered home soon to be shows of "'M e a d op ted . port IKON 15 Consolidated (L) 4 54 6pm - dead I hope it is true he does not often writ* but Colonel Pecan seconded the motion. alllo NI Continental - us a little money when he does write and tells me to I n rep l y to Hr. H ug h es. Aim ta• instillers' Irish (Um) IS _ll 0114 -ty in i . my mind about flogging men to death in the The CRAIMIAN said that the reason why the Pym costs ,„..k_es• la BaltesoL,....__,..aasaallar r , aul 22 - hat lis all a parcel of norms, and humbug and that were not introduced into the accounts till this year was that •••••• 1 ./ musmem'em•=4, M SS I lit - who get a corning down as he calls it never get half I= MI Imperial Bank, IP lk I ism SI it was only this year the money wee paid. The compensation * Imperial Ottoman hey deserve. if Sandy's ship is smug yours i wil awarded in that use was 13,000 f., but on application to mese ise g on e. an d grustan a II Sipa - ay walk from this to we bee if he eeeno exee to t the judge it was reduced to 9,0601. The w costa in ken me Lea , Mr., 40 le 4 two 411 s althouira iam getting old and very Irate now. An that case were 2,C30/ th 'ad 6,000 tee lon., Mr., & &Staff. (1.1 11 - - -• ~ • rill= Sr WM COM ' will oblige your obedient hatable serrent. --. _" pulsation. There was an accident at Kttingley. which 30 .___Ima _ lll Imi•ch.Emk,,_ oo , 4 " ,; ea.. 17 1. li. - KAN'S biILAD NEARLY COT OFF.-Yesterday to , 5.0001 a t Barnes, w hi c h mat 1,7971. Th e f oo t t••• UPI twee= •e• 0.••••• tei .. et t .1 006 SO Liam sod Gossip 'bone keeper, named James Mtholef, Pending at was that there wax a strong desire on the part of the pub- NAN 19 Ismka Joint Nock -1084 26 -• Meer Worcestershire , wee committed 1 the Brows- lie to dip their hands as deeply as pomible into the pockets luso Igs / s , a s Northers a 10 I die - magistrates for trial oo a charge of cutting and of railway companies, and as an instance of that he might AIN BM Loa end Northern kt lO 11 Mt -.. mg under the following circumstances . It appears aseptic* a case where a gentleman, who had fallen off hi MIN re tookas a south 4 tyle•B all lIN 261 n Wednesday Mat some Meg reapers , end =mg bons, which was frightened by cos of their trains, de- Me lanassigg.Antericen (L 4 I 1 - i men named Anthony Tummey, were at Manning mended compensatio n to the amou n t af 3,01*., and was w• Is. a S.W•II le 1 1 1 155. - MNS so• Is. sal W . 39 77 74 - mese, whets a dispute arose between Tummey and awarded 502. There were still sore ontreading claims for 'nea p 60 If ereara tg e gatheastifi) 1 10 /Is - 11 :1 rd. and the latter, wishing to deprive Tummey of his compensation. With regard to the promoting of new lines Loos in o , gl i p is . a slow. Nem iL. 1/1 Id 1 tea - (which Ise s had at the time hung round his neck), and the appearieg to oppose others, the directors were en- loot 100 ' Do. Reserved le 11 INs - bold 01 ndle. and pulled it so violently ae to Prely guided by what they behoved to be the interest of the 6,005 100 Vidland Bank gant.) - a&thal wound, cutting through the main arteries shareholders. It would save the directors • great deal of 19.000 100 National of Li • I I 3 4 ink = The poor fellow was promptly attended by • • trouble and responsibility if they were at likwi...4 .... 41 - - to appear be- . • New le - fili,ooo M Do ii, bat he lies in • very precarious state. fore parliament in either capacity. NMI SO Do do INIBLI BOILER RXELOGION.-Late on Thurs. After some remarks by Mr. Knight, Mr. Taylor, and Sok Icu New Nowa Wales 5 l 061 -- tames the boiler of a deem threshing machine , o th ers, the report was adopted. mom IF Otantal Bank Oases ANI IN 08 had Ns at work all day at a farm is the occur. The following dividend was then declared from the divot. Kees 100 evisere. M frelawA - 1 Mr. Burch, @irate in the rare of CharefieM able balanced 102,598/. 17s. Id. :-On the original stock at MOM 10 flegligitgen/yi Bahl e l jj db - 10 miles from Ipswich, burst with terrific effect.' the rate of 41. be. per cent. per annum, evils/ 21. 2s. lid. for lir . - *Nth Aswealia - 486 Me ressiel Brit.& i 12 6 64 P. -. nen and a buy were unhappily killed ; the cm a, the half - year; on the B stock at the r a te of 6 1 . per cent. per 4 ., teo tk , N eo y 5g an - was being threshed, became it/lilted, and the pro- annum. or 3L for the half-year ;on the A stock at No ors H gum or Australia .- 5 1 84 FS 64 11l acres was consumed. An inquest was to be held rate of 11. ss. percent. for the hell-year, being the balance LOIN Ma Un, of ang.drource iL lO 21 Wu - lay sherniam upon the bodies. after payment of the guaraateri dividend to the B stock. 10.111111 191 Union of Ireland ilAm.) IT 6 11 .11.1 .... :CMS BY • SIRORANT or THE 52ND REGIMENT Three payments would leave a balance of 6681. is. Bd., to ume la Irmo at Ueda. ll 86 N Sl3 ATRAIL -At an eddy hour yesterday mousing Mel. be =Wed forward to the next Iwo:wet lo w , a sergeant in th e 52nd y,i g he h i r m t r y, The general marble was then made special for the par. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. tied selfdedraetioa by shooting himself with his p?eit of authorising the creation of capital, under the Great m h o p t t 1 samwsrs I 01 . prises. I Silos. The deceased was placed under arrest the previous raorahma Realest (Spalding to Much) Act, 1863, and the ia es = . ll 6. 6ol6artmaa 2 ,1 1 1 r being drunk. He wait to bed at the usual hoer, Great Northern sailer (Cheshire Lures) Act, 1863, awl is ~, .e.o. si II alights in the barrack.room were put oat Shortly the several are therein mentioned. 5 all Deals LI tree o'clock the men in the room were aroused from Resolutions for carrying into effect these objects wan H ir ,ILAwas O. soutb.c.: cea. r. - loess by the report of a rifle having been fired in the than proposed and earns& 19 01 iCligtage, gateuel,a ..' 81 at - Corporal John Lordaa, who had charge of the 1.• 10 ;Darras & WltsralgL - II IS 'Dula Nersalak_ - ......, 11 11 pit 174 I - immediately obtained a light, sod found the deceased ... 21 ail prams el lowse . ....., 19 N - m his back on his bed, with a rifle between his lega 'l' 'cu . ..11E .• OLVERRANYTON TRAGEDY.-Yesterday so .MX 111 all ANL II p. Al •- - - =le near his chin, and a piece of string was attached Gibbons, auger, of Wolverbamptoo, who has ben .* id ; 611 . 6 •••.: 1 4 "I - _ trigger. Blood was Bowing from the back of the trusted with the post aorta& examination of the body of ...* di liallmaimilaa ......i - .- 91 brough which the ball of the rise had pared. Life the deceased man Williams, alias Chenery, inspected the I i 0 1 Wi t... 4 8, 1 4ff an . , ill it - s- extinct. Mr. Thomas Hills, coroner for Chatham, house in which the unhappy man is supposed to have ige s O i rig ~_ iss - a inquest et eleven o'clock, and the NIT, haring been murdered. Sines it has been in the possession of the 1 10 all 'll.llaSlLAKesg.f P. 0. BO 1 4 - • view of the body„ from the evidence given by pass it has been fumigated sod deodorised with the lIS LC Do. ge. 115,, 1 . _ I 4 1 191 - I witnesses , a verdict of temporary lamailY was usual disinfectants of sulphur and chloride of lime, and iID au C ie. fitsnaMallgang newt M sd. • the building can now be entered without nausea being Ila all OtiosasallimprAldha: It 11 - le all lowss. sod 1iN93.1 It - 'ERPOOL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.-Some dif- tbe penalty. There is no vessel in the house which can - • 1 V A ad Odom , as - :. of opinion having arisen between the proprietors be at all supposed to have contained gar tar or any other As di perbiwativ&Agysi - - ) Now Liverpool Exc ha n g e Company and the free similar bitunro. Th e mystery, therefore, aa to what, Iso all awl EL haacts.iL 17 111 -ra of the present Exchaege, relative to the proposed if anything, was poured upon the man whilst he was .SI di Nap set Ambers .... - - oildings, a committee was recently appointed at a dying, or after his death, has received no elucidation, 19 fill Repel Dania ..-.. II 1111 „.. .... meeting, to confer with the directors on the subject. To assist him in his examination of what it was that I 111 theedel A all 7pa eel_ . ..« 4 4 - day this committee issued a report. to the. effect-that represented blood and gas tar, with which the floor of the i, a ma its.M lss - roe company had proposed to take down the entire room, the bedding, and the mattress were all stained, Mr. ADa Emma Prof 9} 10 - if buildings at present in existence, and in the new Gibbons had 10106 of the straw of which the mattress wan H a 1151Pseca 1 44w erect a pious, which would give as full aooommodw made removed to his surgery. This gentleman is directing IND all Do. do. - i than which at present surround the exchange his attention largely to analysing the stomach, the remains 20 an &ANL& Lais•Vaartlas in Q - of the tea, and the like, with a view to ascertain if poison I : r h &L el o rce = er eeg 4 o r le :". t FLOEIDA. -The Confederate war steamer has been received into the system ; and the investigations w s Th eta no e g as . :::: e i st dis 21 i was, beyond all doubt, the vessel which called o ff thi s which he has commenced will occupy a considerable time is a lb. do, l5l 111 i Monday night, and transferred • few pusengers to a before they can be completed. Attempts are still being •if an Waal Marla -71 ri - sae Se o. screw steamer of extrsordimuy swifter., made to induce the "mar for Dudley to give hie "m I sanction 'IS W I lat•V r e este. f r et 14 1 - - 1 _ ~,,,,,w , is inch a mane ., as t o puzzle th e k eenest to the diaiuterment of the body of the female euicide in that • 911 IW•• • W•cd Ten*" tr. Her hull is long and low : ber sails look old sad town, who is supposed, with a large amount of probability, I, end no ext erna l trace is visible of her real strength to be the woman Steadman, who is suspected of *nogdman, poi- 11101.0 NIAL NOVILNIONT 111101711T11[2. we.. Three hands have been seen, in one instance, mooed Cheery; but at present Mr. Robinson (the coronerlca l__ Brous. l Pd. I 02. Weft Adam. ieg aloft to take in • sail, to master which efficiently in question) does not think that he has authority to order -.. v.11p.5,1877 4 . 100 108 1414 MI Id be neoeseary : while a virit to the deck would di. the disinterment. .••• ... . Do. Spar at lib.etAws. 100 R 2 106 - I view a body of at lout 200 men, scattered about in ner Mar 1-ep. PEI RA Ist BORRIBLI MURDER BY • BOY. -The Belgian a iiii es :: g o °l- I . °l. • seat of persons laoded from the Florida include three papers relate • moat singolar trial for murder. A boy of ' MAW - Da. 5Ur mak le. Neck IP fa Is - of the Confederate navy lone of them a physician), 13, named Bhuichart, deliberately murdered another boy UPSON .. of aflopeep.calka IP IN 110 - owed their profemion and the service they belonged only four years old, monad }Lenoir. Blauchart was club- ..- .. do. 18030 101 112 114 - refused to tell the name of their ship. Their business footed, and the child had laughed at bias mod called him ..- •• go. do 1800 MI 113 116 - do lard os 111 file - Ops, of come, can only be conjectured. -Curt names. The precarious little villain related with the ,••,,,‘, •• D o. st ... 10 . e ... t. io , tis to , _ greatest song froid the circumstances of the crime. He 67 . *.• . ° S". .- - 1177, i - o_ _ ._. la 115 its - 'ENFLOHB PORITION.-Millle. d'Angeville, now saw his victim standing at the door of his father', cottage, "awe „ sgaiLiti os 6 par Magni 14 168 107 - '..1, and residing at Lausanne, has just made the and entioed him into • • neighbouring field, under pretence 2 0,00 .. Do. 1808, 101 1031 1014 109 of the Oldeohorn, a height of 9,260 feet, in ten of showing him a lark's neat. On the way he filled his 100,009 .. Du. 1882 let 110 112 - and accompanied by a single guide. On their re- pocket with stones sod pebbles. When they had reached Ter .... it t . "°L e d ros. c i t irit I: II I " - ight havin g ccme on, the guide wits forced to declare the field the child's foot got entangled in some weeds and 1 •• .. I IL 11. Wales °. 6. tells 10 100 S 101► - had lost his way. The lady proposed remaining at he, hard .' I then (pursued the youthful murderer) kneeled ''.• Do. 6p. c. .. . 1 8 71 So 167 e 10 1014 101 - . 4 where they were until the morning, in order Dot mum cm his cheat led doffed h is met" full of earth, and • . « Do. 6p. a 188842- . is, Mk lot 1021 sea themselves needlessly, but the guide determined rammed it down with the stones I had brought with on, in than* „New Latent! Byer c e n . s lo 110 111 - back • part of the way and seek a chalet, which h e order to be sure to kill him. When I row he did not lair MY .. Nor. `Molls 4p. e., um, i• •iig PA - the knew, and where he could obtain a lantern. I went home to my father's to dinner, and then resumed Te.olo ~ 9fie...fial i and I:lov.6p.cenl i 10 111 11l - Mdlle. d'Angeville io the meantime on the moon • my work in the quarry." He was sentenced to 15 years' .." - 7,* e '"'y• • i 6 a lint..l. W 110 111 «.. .. la Gov 44. c. an.rMulyl tui 108 110 - - After's' absence of two hours the guide refereed imprisonment , ~,, _ Do. do.ii p.c. April vIII Ha 1114 114 114 light, and the lady then found that the spot in PRoGILF...4 or Mosuoitism. -Thin year has been • ,be had been waiting alone was withia • few steps of a very fruitful one for the Mormon elders io foreign ludo. 111111114117141t STOCK/Al pies of immense depth. The rest of the descent While our people have been engaged by civil war, there ss. 1 gh . I o wn ,. IPSI CL isseea. 5.4. a • !acted without any particular difficulty. Mdlle. vagabonds have been busy proselytising among the lisorant vale is celebrated for having. 25 years ago, made the of all the nations of Europe. The Mormons now boast a vat] 'licar.iiiiiiiramAimpasip• lIN 101 - 100 - NI Nadelk•patbsr.mempe. - - - of Most Blanc at a period when, with the excep- having • repro...Matins from every civilised nation oo earth. tun is. js, Ba l a. 4.. i ga...4hy j sea se - the wife of a guide. no person of her sex had ever Not less than tea tboaaand souls have or "Morose the plants _ Il& gesIMP S. gut 40. et. 160 - - - balled the arduous NAL -Gratigna si. this year. -Leacescortli Bulletin. 33. - 10. ..11191swi Os, --44p.a. lee NI 104 - • • MI all isusa..WeLallacmilral 1 Si -• 16 all MN" WAX II et N. 10 NNW awl loam N IS N. IN Oaledelise llO 111 1201 -: 16 all NO sulk lawies " •••• .- .. 0 0 Oantso... -.- 1 74 7 1 i 16 ell Da. •1/. ae . ll2..maNl t - - s en L 10 ADu 3 lmolsmilltoll - - - I 0 an NNW sad 3~ Tao 40 61 - N ail Deadjerl6.ltAbd.Ja 18 17 - 6t 110 Mamma aad alasios 94 IN - 6t Ma alaal/W aa. Weaken 111 1111 •-• W. 10 Orem imiern M. 11/1/ Do. • Moak— 49 111 xd - 14 N. KM Do. 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IS/ Onat 1010 Zioham• 105 10) - N II Do. Dew 1 li TM - N II Do. latutery. nal - Bt MA 614. I. eitlallsr. 6p. et 107 168 - 80 100 Do. of per mat - - - fll4 ea 616.Weattaaada. ahem lO4 105 *I 18 Do. New lO We - 110 all Dalp.andapar7s,w.op 16 2 - WI an D 0.4 peLllda,sag./S 0 92 - 111 1 Indian Breath tfintiod ipm If N. IN Madrid Omit al per 46. N 10 0 - 8L 101 Do. aft • pare et 107 108 107 f D. 103 1 00. 61 sat ell btu lOl4 1064 - N 1 Do. Fifth erienatoa - - - 60 0 00. sad liolmos 67 69 -• N all 111.Brunserkka o= dais • awl B 5 6 101 N.D. id °muds 6p. a It 66 - 0.04 IN D lebdo, goo 6 par oeM 107 106 7 4 104 Pin 21 1 -• . - 1 Do. o. Debi do do. do * MI Do. Penjanb .1o - - ton - Bt. DO Do. do. do 1075 1184 107 f 8 is. 1* Da 168t.f10t.a.40 • 108 106 104 PAWL I P 4 i t=rl. Ta 117.4.4.) inotrallan AgricaL Dolls Walarworko. Hannay Go, Drifted Brit. Antorioan Land Bria A Mat Nag. Tot British Iron Canada load . . CanadaAgonarAsoo.ti ) Oostos Oosignay CosalLing., Prot 7 p.a Maid Patin ... nontll i tt .l Pupa i Noptian . C:in t .&Trd. (L. G.Croditgrin.of Lou d. ant. Isms N. Groat nig (Ignilli) " On. 174 par cont. Frei audios Bag Inkonatainaalloc. (L ) Intgatiou Canal - TAT. Wadi - Joist Nook Dtmoo . N.. Loboog T lao.bid oe sLa:7 L. lbasaolal vo. (L Loa Qom °melba W. Matting Ldp. • Masi Wafts,. L. Tel (U.' Na6ollgad&Cook.Co.(L) Dlaeosol Co.. NorbodetsCooldttro•fl; Niesim ad T.aall.(lJai N. ne g tt. Australag.o 1 Cielase 9•• Do. New. ..... Ones. la. Wm (Liza.) Mom= Gas pill SR Lad e Yin ran. red Odaa. Ilisse Dw 11•71 -- IaIacadaLLILAIL(L) Italoosig Loa I Do. New Rio dais& City ba.(L ) I Do. do. Zara YID Now a MMO* Aust. Toombs ILAfrkaa loath Miasma= Laud admarlao U. 02. of /L Tel Scrip uta.) LI a.Co.l7.oaaads rhorkr...Al. !y Dloason's Lad 19 19i t S 91 II 81 111 a p is ll 95 Fs i i 85 12 i 16 IS I Dul 1 lei 801 116 118 111 119 I dls i pm i iPm 101_ . 114_ ad 13 11pm so 80 I I W l§ 1 Ws 4 3 dls 1 lips MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) l in 1 1+ pin 2 I Ups I 4 9.= Par 1 1 Onk I 2 pna I I i t i F. si *I i dig 4860 78 80 4 iil 4 ° zd Two o'OLoom e Ws par Pi 11 zel st . 47 C. -id -Rd The stock and share markets are generally rather flatter to-day, owing chiefly to the decline of per cent. in the French funds yesterday, the closing quotations of which were not received in time to affect securities. Cobsols at one period this morn ing were quoted 93 to i t for money, and 931 to I for the account, but subsequently improved to the last prices of yesterday. English lines are steady, and foreign stocks inactive. Mexican Bonds have re ceded per ceut. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 60c, being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93} to I for money, and 93/ to for the account (Sept. 9). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, ; ditto, for amount, 94 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 93f, ; New Three per Cents., 931, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 13 3.16 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1083 ; ditto Bonds, 175., 19s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 971; Exchequer Bills, March, 2e. prem. ; ditto June, Is. die. There is little business going forward in foreign stooks, and prices generally are without varia tion. Mexican and Oonsolides are somewhat lower, and Spanish Passive and Venezuela of 1862 dull. The Committee's Certificates are firm. Anglo-Turkish securities are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. Transactions are recorded as follows : Equa dor, 14 ; Egyptian, 1041 ; Greek for amount, 33f, ; ditto Coupons, 151,' 16 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 79} ; Mexican, for account, 33f, *, f, 4 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 48f, ji ; Russian, 1822, 94, 4, ; ditto 1862, 93, 92* ; Sardinian, for account, 894 ; Spanish, for account, 34 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 94 ; ditto 1858, for account, 74, a ; ditto, 1862, for account, 69, 681, 69 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 574, 4. liii lie zee SS 83 The Confederate Loan has been favourably affected by the news from America, and has risen 1 per cent, the present quotation being 27 to 26 discount. Italian scrip is steady, at to If prem. I e a t i P i a 1 1* 14 t xd PERTINENCE SHARES. r Great &Mem Eastern Counties Extension No. 2, Gnat Welders redeemable 4; pee Cast., 1014. Griot Waiters Charter Cremated Stook, Th. North Staffordshire, M. International Financial shires are somewhat lower, at 32 to 4 prem. ; and General Credit and Rumen dull, at 14 to 1 prem. London Financial are quoted 14 t, 14 prem. Hudson's Bay and Egyptian Trading shares are firmer— the former at 24 to 14 dia., and the latter at to 1 prem. HALF-ran Two o'CLocx. Consols are now quoted 931 to I for money, and 93 3-16 to 5-16, or 931, for the account, being rather lower in the latter instance than at 2 o'clock. About 31,000/. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Scotia, from New York, has brought 1390001, in specie, and the Mammoths 3,0001. The rates of discount now current on the conti nent are as follows, viz.. :—Psuis 31 per cent. ; Berlin, 34 ; Hamburg and Frank fort, ; Amster 'dam and Brussels , 3 ; Turin, 41 ; and St. Peters burg, 6 per cent. On'ehange yesterday quotations generally showed little alteration, but in some cases were rather lower. Subjoined is our usual lint : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 12 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.17 to 18 ; Botterdani, 3 mouths, 11.1940 12 ; Antwerp, 3 aranths, 26.55 to 60; Hamburg, ma. bane*, threw months, 13.84 to 9; Paris, 3 days, 35.25 to 35; do., 3 months, 25.56 to 60 ; Frankfort•on-the•Maine, 3 months, 1194 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 364 to 38 ; Vienna, elf. go., 3 months, 11,45 to 50 ; Trieste, ed. 80., 3 months, 11.45 to 50 ; Madrid, 3 months, 483 to 49; Cadis, 3 months, 484 to 49 ; Leghorn, l 3 months, 25.621 to 74 •, Genoa, 3 months, 25.624 to 74 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.624 to 74 ; Maple% 3 months, 26.624 to 71 ; Palermo. 3 months, 26.1:6 to 70 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.66 to 70; Lisbon, 90 days, to;; Oporto, 90 days. 5 2 3 to a. It is officially announced that the dividend on Scottish North Eastern Railway stock will be as follows, viz. :—On Scottish Midland stock at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum, and on Aberdeen at the rate of a per cent per annum. The dividend declared in the former case at this time last year was equal to 5 per cent. per annum, and in the latter to 11. A general meeting of the shareholders in the Bank of British Columbia is to be held on Septem ber 9, to receive the accounts to June 30, and declare a dividend. Mr. Richard Potter, of Gloucester, has been elected chairman of the Great Western Railway Clt pmany. is proposed to pay a dividend at the rate of per cent. per annum at the meeting in September of the London General Omnibus Company. The subjoined memorandum is from the Madras Railway Company : The traffic reeir on this cooipsay's 'oath-west lbw of 406 miles in len gth, amounted to 18,7531., or 401. per mile, for the month o May last, against 13,2714, or 351. per mile on an average of 381 miles open, for the rerresixindiag period of last year, showing an increase of 5,4821. in the gross receipts, and W. in the receipts per mile for the month. The traffic receipts on the company's • north-west line, 41 miles open, amounted for the same month to :ea, or 241. per mile, against 3761. en 27 miles open, or 141. per mite, for the month of May last year, showing an in crease of 6061. in the receipts and 101. in the receipts per mile for the month. The aggregate receipts on the corn pitny's two lines animated to 19,7351. for the month of alt. agates' 146474 for the lame month of last year. The speculative mama for new joint stock com panies on the limited liability principle, which took so wide a range here very lately, has, it appears, extended to India, no lees than 24 new under takings of various kinds having been formed at Bombay in a very short time, with an aggregate capital of 5,000,0001. Samples of cotton grown in the republic of Paraguay have been received in this country, iu order to show what that country is capable of producing in the way of quality. From many other parts of the world advisee have been received show ing the progress made in the cultivation of the plant. In Trinidad it is steadily extending, and from Belize (Honduras) hopes are expressed of ultimate success. Cotton grown in Jamaica has been valued at ls. 9d. to 28. 7d. per lb. Advice. from India report its cultivation on the Malabar coast. In Bquador proof is afforded that the plant can be cultivated with snocess. In Turkey the crop this season is likely to be ninth larger than ordinary, say in all 340,9410 bales. The Levant Herald says : The reports received in town of the appearance of the cotton crop in the neighbourhood of Dardanellce and Galli poli are very favourable ; the quantity sown this year being apparently greatly larger than any ever hitherto grown, and the quality at the same time being proportionably superior. The American seed has succeeded excellently in the district in question, and the produce will be • class of staple which is freely taken by buyers at the present mo ment u equal to ordinary Odom*. Subjoined is a return of the movements of the precious metals in France in the first half of the present and past two years : PROTINCIAL WARS MARIIT3. InglieoL, ANEW! 21.-Bslin toity: —Great Western, Wee —lanceablre and Yorkshire. 1144 lt—Loadon and North tern, 10114 it 6-14asehester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 446-- Metropo 11 15-16 12—Ditto, new shares, 15-16 1 1-16 Midland, 1 86 1--6ontb Eastern, lel 7 61 111 I I 41—Went Midland, Oxford, 456—Manchester 2.10 ledwombie Six per Cent., I—Birkenhead, 914—London and North Western, Chester, end Holyhead, 116—Buffalo and Lake littros, 6 7-10--Grand Trunk of Canada 3 per cent. 4th prof. stock, 24(—Erie, 76 xd—Great Luxembourg shares, 144—Mercanttle and English Bank (Limited), 14 d.—Albion Marine (Limited), 4 16-16 i l t . —lietush and Foreign Marine ( Limited), le 11.16 I p.- 6 P.— t a t t litenigh Cartilliste• 121. Mantinmerge, AgOOST 21.—There was a good market, with Inn prices. ConsoUdated Bank (Limited). 6 1816 p.—Oreat 1111.411114 614 }—Great Luxembourg, 144—Great Ship, 7a. od. Greta Western of Canad -Ditto 6—O Western, eft a 71 8 71—Illinois Central, lid (paid up), 80 —leacsahire and Yorkshire, 114—London and North Western, 101—Manchester and County Bank, p.—Manchester,Sietield, end Lineal:attire. e t a:Ditio, New Flee per Cent. Pref. (all paid), 11 16 d.—Metro ten, 11 16-161 11—Ditto Extension 1 1806-Bouth rn, 064 1 I—Thamee and Mersey Marine inaneunce, 1616 p.—i-vhton New 44 per cents., 10 p.—Pneko and Wyre Halve, 221—Bank of Manchester Certifies/cm 114.—Whitehaven and Furness, 20i—Confedess4 Loan, 1186 28 d. ROYAL VICTORIA YACHT CLUB RIMATTA. FILIBAT, Ammar 21.—The races for Mr. Broadsword's two cops, Ma of Übe TOIOO of 501., from Cherbourg to Rye* took Oros yesterday. There was such .very heavy and Mimi breeze that one class of the yachts did not start from Cherbourg Breakwater until 12.35. The Aline was the leading vessel, and she maintained that position throughout the race. The time of arrival was as under : Aline, Bh. 42m. 30r. ; Julia, 9h. 43m. The second class of yachts, of mailer tonnage, started at air o'clock in the morning, the race being won b► the Christabel. The time of arrival was as under :—Christebel, 4k. 43m. 455. ; Syreo, sh. Om. 455. — F.I2II.I.ORDINARY FUNERAL. —A New Orleans letter gives an account of " see of the most extraordinary ' exhibitions brought forth by this rebellion"—the formal of Captain Andre Wilton; a Mulatto captain of a company of the Louisiana Natmeal Guards (ooloured). The °Skittle( priest, Father Le Mantle, of the church of "St. Rose of Lima," who has paid not the least attention to the excom munication and denunciations issued against him by the archbishop of his diocese, performed the catholic service far the dead. Immense crowds of coloured people lined the streets. The most remarkable and characteristic airman. stance was the huge list of coloured societies forming part of the procession, and stretching over more than a mile. It is -1 eluded Frien ds of Order, Society of Economy and Mutual Mantua*. United Brethren, Arta and Mechanics descant ' lion. Free Friends, Good Shepherd Conclave No. 2, Arti sans' Brotherhood, Good Shepherd Conclave No. 1, Union Sous' Relief, PefteVeratiOB Society, Ladies of Bon Seeman, La Fleur de Marie, Saint Rose of Lima, the Children of Mary Society, St. Angela Society, the Immaculate Conception Society, the Sacred Union Society, the Children of Jesus, St. Veronica Society, St. Alphossus Society, St. Joachim Society, Star of the Cress, Eh. Theresa Society, St. Eulalia Society, St. Magdalen Society, God Protects Us Society. United Sisterhood, Angel Gabriel Society, St. Louis Rai Society, St. Benoit Society, Benevolence Society, Well beloved Sisters' Society, St. Peter Society, St. Michael Arcbsingel Society St. Louis de Genuine Society, St. Ann Society, end ;be Chikireci of Mews, LLANTR7I.4BANT AND Tarr VALN JUNOTION.—The directors' report states that they have been ie commituica ton with the directors of the Taff Vale Hallway Company, for the purposed ascertaining upon what terms they would be willing to undertake the workiog of their railway, which, by the engineer's report, will soon be ready for the oonveyance of traffic. The Taff Vale directors have offered the following terms, via, that the Taff Vale Oompaoy should undertake the maintenance of the Llantriseaut Rail way and works, and the entire inansgement, and pay the Llantrissent Company 5 per cent. per annum upon their ' share capital of 40,0004, the interest upon their debenture debt for the time being, with an additional annual pay ment of 2501. for expenow of management • the agreement is to commence with the opening of the railway for traffic, and to be in force for ten years. The Llaatriasant directors recommend the adoption of these terms. The capital ac count shows that 43,00 W. has been rewired, leaving • balance of 5,738!. Mr. G. Fisher, the engioner reports, that the line will be reedy for mineral traffic by the Ist of Sept. salt, and the Lisotwit Collieries are prepared to send anal. Tux Fut? Szwan.—The long-pending difference between the Metropolitan Board of Works and the Metro politan Railway Company, as to which party is liable to pay the expeows incurred by the bursting Of the Fleet Sewer, snare months ego, in shout to be settled b arbitration, under the provisions of ihe Lands Clauses tics Ad.—City Prod,_ Thaw ow Futa.—A train of truck airs oa the Peaaslyvanis road, laden with petroleum, was ignited by a spark from the locomoti►e last Thursday eight, Dear Kittanoing Point, oar the Yotintainu In a few minutes four CATS were in flames. The rest of the train was cat loon and saved. The heat of the Ire arse so lateen and commis; that the cross ties of the track oa which the oars stood, and also of the book sdjoioiog, were horsed through, sad the rails to warped so to render it difficult for train' s to peas. The foliage of the trees was honied off mid shrivelled fora distance of 50 feet on either aide of the track. —Ame. rican paper. - turoars. bold Silver. 1863 28,921,000 .... £3.251,000 1862 1861 =POSTA. Saver. 1863 1862 1861 A pamphlet has been issued on Banks and Banking under limited and unlimited liability [Davies and Co., Finch-lane, Conihilll, by Henry Ayres, author of several works on financial subjects, with the view of showing the advantages of the limited liability principle. It is notified that the subscription list for the Signs La Grande Railway Company's bonds is closed, the required amount having been sub scribed. FaIDAT Evianio. The supply of floating capital having increased the general discount market ussrathercasierto•day, and the desire to transact business at 31 per ant. has further increased. At the Bank of England, however, there was a somewhat better inquiry. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to t for the 9th September, opened this morning at the same quotation,' and so closed. For money the last price was 934 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 331, 1, I ; ditto for account, 931 ; Three per 10ents. Reduced, 934 , 1 New Three per Cents., 931, 1, 1 ; Bank ock, ; 240, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 3 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1883, 100; Five per Cent. " enfaced rupee paper, 1074. The India Five per Cert. stock was without variation, at 1081 to 3 ; India Bonds at Hs. to ltis prem. ; and Exchequer Bills at la. dia. to 2s. preen. Bank shares continue firm. Agra, Bank of New Zealand, Imperial, London and Buenos Ayres, London and County, and Standard of South Atria, were better, while Consolidated, and HinduataN China, and Japan receded. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and Rio Janeiro Improvements were inquired for. Crystal Palace stock, and Trust and Loan of Upper Canada and Van DiemenN Land shares were flatter. London General Omnibus were dull. . . . . Colonial government securities were quiet. International Financial shares were steady, at 31 to 41 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, at 14 to prem. ; and London Financial, at II to 14 prem. Hudson's Bay were quoted 24 to 2 dia., being rather firmer, and Egyptbin Trading 4 to I Prem. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were last quoted 134 to 134 prem. Thames and Mersey, 24 to 3 isl pram. 1 ; Universa l, to ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to ; Commercial Union, 24 to 2i prem. ; Orien and General, 14 to 14 prem. ; and London and Provincial, i dia. to par. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Orientsl Hotels, 4to 1 prem. ; Marine Investment, to prem. ; Richmond Castle Hotel, to Prem. Copenhagen Railway, ito m. ; British and Foreign India Rubber, to 4 prem. ; and Portu gal Coal and Iron, to I preen. MINE&-(THI8 DAYJ Two o'Cioow. There is only a moderate amount of business doing in the mining market to-day. Rut Caradon shares are better at 28 to ; )(melee at 31 to 33 ; and West Chiverton at 28k to 29. Wheal Ludoott are rather firmer. East Basset are quoted 78k to 79i. Other mining shares, in the &beanoe of business, are nominally quoted the same as yes terday. In the Stock Exchange Tincroft shares have been dealt in at 21i, and West Beton at 237. Yudanamutana shares are in active demand, and have experienced a considerable improvement. Transactions are recorded at and 3k. St. John del Rey have changed bands at 56k, being steady. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelazen and North : The position of the metal market remains unchan ged ; mono articles continue their downward tendency, ours remain stationary. Iron—Welsh ban steady at from 51.13.. to 6/. f.o.b. in Wales and 6/. 10s. to 61.125. f.o.b. here. TheSZaffordshire manufacturers have announeed en official advance of 10e. per ton on all tines of iron. Scotch pig iron has further da.:l X nand to Ms. 9d. cash, 1355. three months open. Copper is decidi dty doll ; second-hand of both English raw and manufactured an obtainable 2/. below official prices for immediate delivery. Nothing done in foreign of any ani se:wenn. Barra, 98/. 10s.; Kannada, 1001.; Spanish, 901., all nominal. Tin. —The market has further declined, and Straits is obtainable at 1171. cash, 1191. three months. and 1201.. afloat ,• trona, 1241. !Wish tin obtainable a trifle under official quotations. The Dutch market dull, at 731. Tin platen — Prices maintained, nod in fair demand. Lead is chill, at 201.55. to 88. 7e. Id. Bpalter.—A large bold- Ina does at 181. 2e. 6d. to 18L ss. on the spot ; and 18/. 10a to 18/. 12s. 6d. for forward delivery ; Hull pane* 184 to 181. 2a 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (111 T ILIOTNIO AND INTZINATtOMAL TILDGIAT/I.) (nom own owl 00INDSPONDINT.) The market Mill improving. Balm probably 10,000 bele; or more. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet to-day at the annexed quotations : Town tallow, 41a. 3d. ; Yetemburg Y.O. oa the .pot. 425. 3d. to 425. 6d. ; October to Deossobar, 445. ; Dessum ber, 4k. 3d.; January to Merely 44e. 9d. to 44a. 64. Dauer Amtasons.—Town tallow, 435. 9d. fa t ditto, 2s. 1. ; yellow Russian, 445. ; leaked 33. 6d.; rough ditto, 184. 94.; tallow plane, 164. ; dregs, 74. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey add &Moo report trade brisk at lasi day's prices. Prime meadow hay, 70e. to 80s. : sapeeiac ditto, Ws. to 955.; inferior ditto, 50s. to 700.: new 70e. to 85s ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 s. ; ditto, out, 80s. to 110 s. ; sinew, 265. to 321. ; clover, new, Rt. to 105 s. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Vegetables and most kinds of fruit still continue plea- Ufa Greengages fetch from flu. to Bs. a sieve • other plums may also be had in great abundance at nea rly the earns ptice, and of grapes and pineapples the supply is sal ami for the demand. Of melons, both English aadl foreign, there is a good stock. Kent filberts are coming in plentifully at from 455. to 555. per 100th.. For the market is heavy, and prime about from sa. to = a rm ton lower than thca of last week. Out flowers chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoniums, asters, Mocks, calceatriag, mignonette, and roses. FRUIT. . . _ . _ Pine Apples, per lb., in to es - - Gooseberries, in ed to Si Grapes, per lb., in to Ss I Lemons, per 100, PN to lea Apples, p. 4 sieve. is 6d to Ned I Oranges, per boz, SOs to 45. F WI, per doz., fie to as I per 100, la to les Peaches, per doz e es ta 101 I ? . ILits, szsall, p..botils.,lls to lb 2 ieeurtoe& ao , 5s to W - . l6 q —e 'lldo. ,lB. Melons, each, b To fs I Tv:11,7147 47: isttl VEGETABLES. Cabbages, p. doz., ed to Is ITomatoes, each, 4.1 told Peas. shelled. per qt., Is to Is Cd Celery, per bundle, load to Ss Cauliflower?, each, Sd to 61 I E?enclfilc.inswer !Sere. stoas potatoe4 York itegents, per Sliallots, per 1 . 07, Ad ton, 60s to 80. (barite, per lb., ad „ Phase, do., We to Pk Lettuces, each, 14 to 24 Turnips, per bunch, t 4 to ad Kedive, per h, soon, Is to 2s Carrots, do., 64 to 44 BuiseritUsh, p. beach, lend to ta Spinach, per sieve, Is ad to b Mushrooms, p.pott., Is to hi 61 Cucumben, each. Is to Is 6d Paisley, per It baneful, to 40 Leek per doz.. Is 6d He per bench. ad RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECEIPT'S. —The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom, published for the week ending the 15th of August, amouoted on 10,882 miles so 652,6551., sod for the corresponding weak of 1662, oa 10,428 mile. to 637,9501., showing an macrame of 454 miles, and of the sum of 14,7001. in the receipts. The grow receipts on 14 of the principal railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week on 7,663 miles to 52.2,9414, end for the corresponding week of lest year, en 7,307 miles, to 517,9071. • showing an increase in the mileage of :1113 miles, and the sum of 5,0384 in the receipts. The ilX701111) on the Caledonian amounted to 7441. ; on the Great Eastern to 5171. ; on the Gress Southern and Western to 138/. • on the Lancashire sod Yorkshire to 2,6251. ; oe the Lo ndon and North Western to 3,896/. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lim:oll34nel to 1.3261. ; on the Midland to 716/. ; on the North British I. 1.2111. ; and on the North Eastern and Stockton and Dar lington to 5.1291 ; total, 16,307/. But from this must be deducted 2,8671.. the decrease on the Great Northern ; 1 4,4404 cm the Great Western ; 2,3011. on the London, Brighton. nod South Coast; 1,3011. on the London and South Western ; and 3571. on the South Eastern ; toge ther 11,2691., leaving the increase as above, 6 0387. The receipts on 64 other lines is the United Kiogdom amounted on 3,219 miles to 129,7101. ; and of the aorrespooding week of tat year. oa 3,031 miles, to 120.0431.. showing an increase of 188 miles and of 9,667/. in the receipts. The goods traffic on the 14 lines shove mentioned amoaoted for the week to 224,2664 against 218,1001., showing an Memos of 5,1113. The passengers. parcels, mails, be.. traffic on these lion amounted to 299.6791. against 299,7571. for the conespowiliog penud of 1862, showing a decrease of 78 1 . The receipts compare with those of the Intecuatiosal Exhibition In the corresponding week of last year. The total receipts for the past week show an increase of 16,9861., as compared with three of the preceding week ceding the Bth inst. USE OP STEEL 1N MAN Er FACTURTN4 1 - !V a. That branch of the government which is supposed to re present the Naval Oerlosnce Department has issued a cir cular to the great steel manufacturing firms, informing them that, as large messes or steel can now be made, the present is an opportune time for applying steel to the manufacture of guns. Without, however, calling upon them to produce a specimen tube or block, the department wishes to he informed on certain points, and to have the benefit of the experience of the firms "gratis." We cannot but commend this unlooked•for economy of the public money, and trust that the same careful owing will con tinue to be tarried out by turning to good &mat, as far es possible, the rut stores of guns and ammunition already possessed by the nation.—Army and Nary Ga:ettr. J. 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