The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-31 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE THIS DAT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Was Mr. Canninicamr Frs.) si 111 IMAM as kaaos.—oanza Pea mosicrrioN. ut aripek ti tak ere, a l :: auk kr NOW* winnows Os MI as. sommeirel dm sal km Now 104 =4 amid ea ea ism as k all bisib era illb ampi seams am Ike= Ins et hum all at kg mar- Notodigto . Tim astaks Was. ir ea mkt MI6 ski misel tho kid Te• slimes int wills he km mks et piasestka. kg ebb Ibilt ak NAME,. j a bs&srar mad abut a pemeaticm Or bs la- UMW en SO as lie Naas would p, bit esill MO nalmll Amp imelsellened to la the WA I t ia lleste weld neap its aim mi ewe terms. Ploy g o l e u ea ll W e er iti ttrt b lib seemblh med this ay it the lin&maim _Oars sell mare mas=salat. la band and law ware ga seat emir le York, this sum Pea le steellessed No et mem Abe eamanstlen the order ens iamb en the terms repeal by dr amt. to az LASTON:11111 NORTH KENT RAILWAY ACCIDINT. Yr. Lammas mode Na sullitetion Na beheld et the bank s,qt ca boillor, at Pethlmeneeed). thes be *OM be allowed to Nada a Nab et Ol a Milli be had resolved Nader the fol. Wk. eilmensimaisa Is am a persapr tie Nardi ==ea the Ibtaigiomtles This the Ms t 1 • litm male op ; be weaned premed SZegme fir sems to bed. cad wee Row p ent elem. The eemplay bed awstonm e, arded him a tempalsdell ode, the eiream the =amemillir it be should nada {W gm, it the d i I emelisa the einapment. The Oimmilimer—Olt, oirtsialy; Ist him have it by all ppm _ . As atm sum& sessegis*. MI II MO sloonyr. 11/wer smiesliss rase is as son of Lasts =Saw Pookli Pssessi. Os pillar at st Pm& mini WE. bat gobs issisl as sa lir, lhathisslayamma, vaasr a i lltrAltaillia ma Ow" As Iminessibsst, ar i rtes rat Z i .1 tt s Mt Wain Om: =W. ... ow sse— di g „ _ LSI I I • /14/113 I 4 V: ` 3° " 3.1T1 13 10 1:=1:.;"&;Noi laar.7.::::: I .' II 11 Po ...... b. p. 0.. ......... 1.°17, ,!, hiii.i......i•..... iiiiii:::i 6aVe ; ei boys of dim opleilliss ssipreal umeml ST li 1 E .....mtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:: ez! ...... ~.=..............:::.......: ...... : all sod • ... I.IITT IT is Cr j et erCZ •—— -- 4" " MI tan s 4841./11 4 4 aa silitausat yr arias& io give tie magma liar to Mee% die irmassis. THE POLICE COURTS. TRU DAY. IIJINSION 7 IIOUSE. Jae Odors w;eeiriel;riscet;l;lZy soder the tol ow leg ekeweiwatee . Ile. Sag Reinek, et Feaciareh-eereet, ship-broker, eie—Ski weeetsg, apes phi hie lay elk*, I heed he pima, whew I hal arm era halm ea Se bet deer. Be bed •NM of nine ups hba. sad be bed peril dis • kern hob awl ober madonna medilat, yke he air et is. we IN. I =bed Ida what vimi hel is the aimed whey he i pies le Oahe the geode la what be reeked thee he MIS phi Is take hes to • while. The bed seas bleu hails he Am. Ns wee marled he • week. ..... GUILDHALL ASSASIIIXATIOX IX T. 11111XTINS-LZ. ORAN!). Wet .. , the man who wands charged with attempting • Co; his wile, and Win. Emir, with whom bee boos Ambient,. ley gabbing them with 11 . = =up beim Alikemm Carter kr further to the Amble Merge. Lob stembil ss behalf of the yokimar. Tblo sea mg Mks ft ea mar leer that seeid, ads et as rover-temidod, 111-yeellekil meet, ea Wm kat seardss m , emitted • Mouth wane • • wes thereby olest say reed Mhos to Ibis lemetigolles= tare:e l e t ty s Mr. Murk (the cleat eloek), sod the vitamin, the son et Party, wheat eturemookralse loot sasslos mad. 41= es the Forty, ormeremeined—Wbas I mom tar links is de ormyarosi, I t wad tossms Wks at me. I kel bard the moo at bone. My kiterr sew oloodeold bar to ma es his wife. I de ad dew k roam they *it My father ems soli . to me *t Oak your sew moths Carotins tia) ki wry M yes s year madam who is dead ?' She sial la the bases on my motbork-kw. She left to Mom ewe Om • week Mimees twmitisth *IA both sty Whey did not kayo to go al Me with kr. I made so bigotry Irby "Ivy am mew" YR I did not Wow the tank ell the oulo owali es I kis k lateen el tho tkw fibs von • tolikreleg, sod wet mad Mrs. Petty by the lodgers le kkesols sq omo. I mes the prisaser JIM Mt iloye penises I pr e tbe 30th. bad Ho es I my helm metsilleg tegethar Ss pangs, het I 111 mil bear wool esieli. My old mother le did. lam sells sem et that, I saw bar buried. ism 20 yams of age, sad Os .5w Mod sheet am yer sad Mr ameba ago. Os Salk et Joy I essespeolei my father end he toll sos to Ilth des sir litho ores way, but be puts me so mom kkg Is. I saw km go into the public-bows at the ardieg4eingt bat I hod so ossionstion with bias knee Ike we Id Irmo sittil that asmeat. I did not go Ike eke my lotler, bare I vi a. w m is Me the memo end &be rinser. That th• Maw I bodoses km Om these as Irk end I thought it tempo desk be wake with say Weer end fat her me Meet thew Wks the primer tallowed my father ale la wavy wild mml mild ate. I wee not Ming gthor k thelbsisemordese as wt day. his emmake lq erld-4 km km Is the hospital, but bat Milo to led Mr. Ilboome, I essmost somot it the mom Oss, MN be able te toriey. Ohms Omer —De me dew bow the ...ale? mikestsed she Is goveumbly, eir. Odors theler—Very tval; we mos bow from tot em dew, vibe bee gage to the leeepitml to sake the megemeor of the court, anivati thee* arber, ml ted—Dr. am, bed not bees to the hogilel morn. bet I bays olkoleed • sertliethe /TOM me et the bows * F lor i o, eatteg tbst eswarm le sot is • it stab to be yet. dame Cotter—That I will remand the primmer TAW seat. No Look atiM—As assioss would sat em toe loolse m e Impel tbe wadi mop goes ad kr the • appeases. Anise Carter be meld only look ages this attack the li.. of two ponces as ass at pesmsditatios, and be account sloes be must reran bail. kopriscser was then remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A lIANORROIR PRACTICE. %seta, • math. named gm charged WOES iooghtou with setting • lifttt to • quaatity of gun sad cawing an expiostoa, to the anger at the ...et he was hut sight le Bt. priootter Mates light with hint god saw Oaths met a . neer tie raise" et the twitere) eppeeedHeg Wee We. AI the gamma explooknt the t loud ea that Mre ws In the lay Olin arrasia them lupt pie et /boa. ad ddl di t= anise is 'tier Elia abet he bed Ina wry Anipreas pea. AS tile Or kr it os Nab would illefeeel the fine. IY 9!141111- XOrNE. Math& Glothether s man et the pollee Cbarlerebese the pie- MMus leyi AITIT. ■WMO . . yew itertA• • 4a sirraar. sad a dark sum Sand is Ike dark brig arocalied, with aka tollardeg Gala- muster reslehae; peed that the hags es Tuesday int, slier esseliheed et the d a awl Ma clear* /ester& 7 re* le gl& eileh- raa ueu.utic au explosion, felk' Poke•eannable C 126 Sated that he siopernehro hews the prier re& He VITA for Mel te neisthner en the imenol Ths Omar sew (with Meth he put hle feet se Or NI hi so low poeslier blew op. !k Dentline—Tbene nos es expiowi. nosnee—Ton ere eel • iou. lapses Peek the* stated u el NNW fa stiet dhow of !Are,* ef pewee del el ut• • *soh abil load *I• dap h a ilsrum veers to sir .ho *mei ot the phew seWl be ens um foe el Ife. MOM ObTITTIIII het fi S het Si thee 100 mitZte I sai N eeennef sob Tbe phew vas Owl is he wen .rwarenat num TIM ITALIAN ITU* WTI* at hie. ablebel Ihnlevie tlito ef nevfose; is CI art W "NOW Oa, et h h et ppm& ANDSWORTH. eornox TO moons •111110 A ell owath.lta ell idiai pang van eibe bed the appenuies ef I adenallref lono. Vim Mt bask ihreod orldt boi Int is ewe* semnP4se St il"Nis 6.7. Swam penes, per Waninneth. isfeeel err he es 7 onehed Ant he eenslein 4 'wein ilt•lni nee mg si bis moor her but wee r TWO EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY h. 1857. aim Heltneakal sewed bre, hat receiving so eavwee he get err • Me Arm end get kr be house by a tab der white wee opus. The bum we perfectly ropy, nal der weirsg tea serdee bb alb eihmeedhome with the awnsey mid, sad Ilea aiseredeed that they kat lett hoer bow •• be walk alma dor o'clock, leaving Breeka la dregs et be bark His wife th i s wad up id% bat edirded dierAy afterward* sad era b= midi wee line . 11111 i also the *male hr. On the bra she hart bet the diariparta &Order W hen deal elee ether rapheards sad direere. Se win et p • orbit= ematelarg above =Was ere spa y • gold wake ear M• d articles, corleileg et bealbrideb. town. its. lb gore infoneetlea to the pas% ail deer to a eel be be " lady" in Dune* ybera Ohl** aail be bud dot she bad left an the arm mbe bad gra the dr mar *drat pqbg :Cady. ire bemired be aunt dr plena la OW apkgll be preperg sureeptil It dr b e thel *mail ben era le tie Ikea& box away her dr be.. et heilt-pre al& Abell be dr aceninfr. florae Ur ka • dine per 11 fa Wandswere, rid read baltqad Abe srdayd e s he ow Serbbida, whoa be aer a r ai l 6 6 err eel • Rea with • geld Allen 'pat e area sad se bey were looking the he Übrii they wee waiting for acme para. La he wee relardeg Minuet die town ? hake I cider he law the rale plissar eanybg •x,wileh very beery mad dr herb woe walking by rie 2:71: 1 lying • lap brae Tbry bpi laic* sad rapeet. fag iam* wring he haired bra sl a in die Was& weak seal te Cherier, where be aimed Ss Omer le be M wr, tuba fate dam., binanstedy. err the L saa with the Albert rear a be Briar was elle atima te kbapare Pamir ad Oka stable Pa r r whir proved be while et the prepery la the had boa nil brow marred a bee "jerry" sad bre arida watch rid befellry were bad la the pocket of the bar b. Yr. LrasH xaraided the kr legairies. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TELIORAPII.) GOODWOOD MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) NURSERY STAKES. Het Brother to Mari Copp r .... .. CHESTERFIELD CCP. One mile and ioquarter. Leamington, Stork, Mincepie, Victoria, Kest hiedern, rel, The Earl, Katherine I.oe, Lawn, Riseber, Prophet, Sc Lord Nelson, Potocki, Florin, Cotswold. Turbit, Lady Hawthorn, Loyol Borderer, Turd of the Mille, Coniquot, Badswortb, Intimid a, ati, Peeping TOM, Orlando, dater to Jesuit, Straw berry, Evening Star c, Paladin, Hitless, Beechnut, Racks pelt, Qua 800, Triootor, Hobgoblin, MalakolLand General Bogue, as km. STACCE 0 1 /T.—BSIIIIOCkbOrI2, 01•Ninger, Beeswax add Young Hopeful. ii: I R. 1 M. I Y Isi 1111 St. 1 Is If K I 6 6 SO MI NI N. IN I. 611 11 6N IS NM NI. IN aem •••••• INMN IMoiN am* MONO SEAM LlS2g--2818 DAY. Two o'CLocz. This railway share market to-day is rather dull, and a few of the leading descriptions are quoted 1 to 1 per cent, lower than they closed yesterday. The chief feature, however, is a remarkable rise in Caledonian Stack, which is marked as high as 78j. London and South- Westerns are rather dull upon the announcement of the dividend. Great Western of Canadaahares are firmer. 011DIMART UNARM AND INOCIA. IN. I N.I Unmanly. I Ch."B Pram I W4n, NANArday. to 1 pAa. Wm., Maims % Bag" ail last Mestlea alba sol Mina.Weiv. ll = i talby Mow Loa ham! de. Srlsiel rid taaSsr—...—. W ~~~~.-..._ [ on% rms. s *. J. Delft 11 Meet Amain Ilmines Wm. Om . De. Om Imo Larraire Ulan* sod ferib. al =. Ilhipe .ll.ll. lllw6 Women. Grftt Ike, easert DD. N ii 611.. kWh. rid Drat (Irni Oral Mahon . Ds. Stew Linalle~ 111 Ido MINN ... II Da. Sow Midi— IN tadooddre rod Torldlin. I Ow Y. F. 414 I Do. Y. di oieroo AU Los `ea mid Shand DIM Sow pal Do. Meals —......—.. ! ,40 4. se!di w.rer& I all S 1114. 01. Wlrn (liinsi) al moot* rid Oribv— NwportjkliargA Il Mirellard Sion sod Regry,Wanispilel• WM. N Prams Owed= 1 Mad DN& II Sara Daw. lik 1 3 De. arigsil I ikeam—l. 3 Do. lallaics. a Pk 11k. 0. D. IL Mk I Ds. Mt I North Imam I : 7 4:6766,146.660V 6I II !forth St 6 Wain% Jr ri North LI - W7A: inVerva . SWIM - _ . _ Eirelll.6,lllNrierild M0M......- Mpile• iNbn 11Nlaateeres 6 Ihrwass io 4. hr.rm — w.T Ise pia" ftosfs.--.77-- Re" F aliq Torirk! ISIZZ W•idootdr, Zit e k ONFISICIPO_ tab a visami-Z:7.= Walsrlimil NM Waisiemd sod wan amt wa . wAmaumAiiii474. ne..•. di,. WIT [l.. ve il. paid to I INset Da. Ilia Iliiiii It Same 4 p. 44.114 Csid•Wes. MO Dolielkilibiail &Se at ?•41 o L. Parert Abo;Sui . ; a. 4 4.0. Mamba 1bt"5pa.. , 44.1 pa ft. Ks ow Now F.C•41.114. Orem Miss 4 per Com 1.1144410146. 444 am. NW 46. r.a. ars. Falb. Mel" 'v.,. 04 6414 . Pirkus, 6 pot Do Ont. D.* 4.1414.p.41. pa. Do. le Oa 4. 444 (It 114111•4 Pr4f. Ott it W. (11441.)4 p. 41. o.y.9aria fuss Da. 5 p.e. taken. reve. DekesvJh Mom 4i 0.4 Demme • reelsa4 p. a. I' L beldam. 4 per 01. De. Wei. fret awe D o. De. do. do ip. a. Da. lbw. Oak 11406. 111re.C110tor Oe do. n. Mum o. Ds. de. de. LesLaTide6.4 pro. 114 in.& Deli.o4L 1 µKehl Do. Pm Goa. 4 eat 44 Do. de. 5 pee et. Pk 4 N.../ g LkN.W.Ove.k Nan./ L.k6.01.1 p. a. Stake .I. d oelk, sk l A er a demOy dsr 11 .7 a l el. Mask UM. k Ws. 11 p L Itld D rod i telk.k {.llpk Ds. 46 p. N. Pvert. Iltsk De XI Prof. 4 oer NM Do.lklikk nurist Nimp.Airg.a.s.. porpA p 44.., kke eigles tall 1061 6401011/ DOM. 4 0 0.00. DO p a 16.111 L 1044 N.E70.:470r.4741471f. Do. do. do. Do. Lord •p a. No I Do. Tork.RA O. pone. North kalholokiro Oat Wm.& sp a t. 4, 1.1 4.: «mu* CV,ril Now het N Ds. t IX Pre[ Sa. D. Si pa Ct. Prat. OW. Poeta Dnat 1.320-(Rad..tscitti.e) per sect_ ..„ • Ind ti per ant Watt Wass 4,.a. p . 4. Tcrtalat. 4 A. eL 4tarlatatalvitaitept De. as. • p. a. WatereirdlLlDaya p.s. LIX MUD AT I SSd AM lII= Dowd to lam a PM. Wl= ItS.Wasno Ameba bs..lsallst "l2ll. _ . umgleig• 8. 6171: .„ 01.11zura Olnowase ne;slherini ().41/ to 04. Wolin) Sailio4o,o TnsidkNktil Ds. / imp (hos) D.. /dorm Ws).— Elwin Joe lins•wieb pima iresmirri (d 7e Bn rseksesse (ditto' o• lALAlllory 111Isedrad Newlin atom . Dorriftsisaiwik.. se tanaltsltanci pre ant Ord Is Pistols) . JI ara.. alemair WAIN ) sod War =rtsionampal.) Nomela lbw Irist ittrz&LLAr!, Ilafhenalkstmefiri Omni IMLOmels m i Olio pa aft Ob.) Irma,* Wm tan 1101.WatklassaTark) . . ( Orat Mem) lhosadery sad Ilersimt lteXt.T.Onien I OEM Quier liallodabilw(hemt M Mr. IWON111) ll_ 'As, err h Ow it W=Y qui at Dr. llmostarn(OLW.) N i • Ti N I t i Ii I/1 so 4 le 4 1 • N IS 44 U ▪ As IS IS 02 IS 14 I 4 Se lel S 9 07 N 91 II IN 111 Ns 104 NO 44 SS 44 40 14 II '4 4 i Ns sN PIE 11l 1 $ 103 6 di. i i 36 I N 111 44 a di Ile lei It If Is 6 N to 4. 4 4 44 Ole In sft NI 21 I. Oa 46 44i p 1 Pi 0 It lee 4 It No ft 9 Nt SSI I se ea IN IN 93 ■ OS /1 0 AO I tto IP II N 4 4 al 9 11 41 N 8 1 iiQ iii V f :, 3 Itil/11. 11) I ei 07 lii lie 11 It' I. 4 114 111 143 107 ICC PC 40 If 111 Ita 3 1:t IM 0. !! !, w ii lef 1: 1 11l I:1 1;1 77 Si fl di 141 Ili 117 i.e LK - - if I Sr 111 US 97 II W 19 U 14 In 109 ta if li !ON I ei AN 131 U 117 119 OS 109 ts N N 101/ II II Ii 2 rim II it 11 11 us um +I si or U. 2 14 It Ifl idia Tye • 4 ft si 1414 Ps INI I i I Ps M it 11l 111 l IS 9 II SI IS 19 II COUNIIAL 00 1 1,1141110111 INCNann It. Oin.oo•llpe.Jas.thilyll44 ut 114 IS. De. 444•41. ra.16410. N. D..paMr.alter N., Breandet Nob IN 11.4.W0100tt.41.4..Dit IM N N It. INN Nous 4 RN Ms Elsb. redsta. 1.7. Ns N. 11.1140.0"11p. .li.& IN D I IN INLINtAINANN/419 104 1111 I afreq Di i sd I PI ra 1/10 i 100 s 0 lIRITI , OI PIiMUMPS lam loili is I o.a. ' qua ~' MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwou. The funds continue flat. In the morning a fresh decline of per cent. was quoted, but prices have since returned to the closing quotations of yesterday. Consols for the 6th August receded this morning to 901 to 1, advanced to 901, and are now quoted 901 " sellers." For money the price is 901. The Three per Cent. Reduced arc marked 901 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., 901 to 91; India Stock, 2151 ; Exchequer Bills, fie, to ls. dis. ; Exchequer Bonds, 9t to 1 ;and India Bonds, 255. tbs. In the foreign stook market Turkish Six per Cents. and Mexican Bonds are rather firmer, and Spanish flatter. The sales arc limited to Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 64 ex div. ; Mexican, for account, at 22„, and 22i ; Sardi nian Five per Cents. at 891 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 40 and 391; ditto, Deferred, at 23 ; Turkish Six per Cents., at 94i to 3 ; ditto, for account, at 041 to The additional telegraphic advices published rela tive to the contents of the coming overland mail are interpreted as placing the Indian crisis in a graver point of view, and have led to a clearer appreciation of the sacrifices, pecuniary and other, which it will entail upon the country. Acting upon this ' view, many of the leading speculative holders of stock, especially the Greek party, were yesterday ex tensive sellers. The inability of the market, in its speculatively over-bought state, to support any un favourable news, is strikingly illustrated by the continuous fall of the last few weeks, by which the price of Consols is now reduced to only a little above 90. The market is now, however, approaching a range at which the investments of the public are ordinarily stimulated. Amongst the other influence, which operated pre-' judicially upon the funds yesterday was the increased li severity of the drain of silver to Asia, leading, ea it does, to a steady efflux of gold from the Bank. The symptoms of an unfavourable change in the immedi ate aspect of the money market, to which we have latterly drawn attention, became yesterday much more decided. In the discount mar ket the demand was so active as to induce considerable pressure, and the applications at the Bank were consequently extraordinarily heavy. Preparations for the commercial settlement of the 4th of August, and the arrangements for shipping silver by the packet which will leave on that day, are chiefly affecting the market. Rumours that the Bank of France are likely to lower their rate of discount from 51 to 5 per cent. have lately been circulated at Paris ; but most prudent persons refuse to entertain the idea at present. It is stated that M. Andouillet, one of the officers of the Ministry of Finance, is likely to be inducted into the post of Deputy Governor of the Bank. We hope that this arrangement does not involve the as sumption by the government of a greater degree of control over the movements of the Bank. About 40,0001. in gold is understood to have been taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation to the Continent, in payment for silver, ma ti ng a total of about 170,0001. withdrawn during the present week. The 20,0001. in specie brought by the Columbia, from New York, has been taken for the same P We ec telegraphic advises from India, coupled with the alteration in the East India Company's rate of exchange, have i,.dueed increased firmness in the market for silver. It is thought that the remittances by the Ripon on the 4th August will reach a million. The Nile has arrived from Hong Kong with 880,9001 be. of tea on freight. It is confidently reported that the forthcoming dividend on the North Eastern Railway stocks will be as follows, vie. : Berwick, 5 per cent, per annum; York and North Midland, 4 per cent. per annum; and Leeds Northern, 2 per cent. per annum. It is officially announced that the directors of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank will, at the approaching meeting of the proprietors, recommend a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income tax. After setting apart 5001. to account of preliminary expenses, and 1,0001. for the cost of the bank premises, a sum of 3,6401. will remain to be added to the reserve fund. The General Screw Steam Shipping Company announce a repayment of 10s. per share. A correspondent writes to complain of the conduct of the directors of the Australian Royal Mail Com pany, who, he remarks, " have a surplus sum of money that will enable them to return the share holders is. or 10s. per share. and as the whole of the vessels are now in her Majesty's or the Hon. East India Company's service, this money will not be required for any other purpose." A meeting of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company took place yesterday, Mr. Charles Morrison in the chair, when the report of the directors was unanimously adopted. Some discussion took place with reference to reports prejudicial to the Company which have been circulated, but the person who was designated by name as the chief disseminator of these rumours did not make his appearance in the room. Mr. Bidder, the company's engineer, made a satis factory explanation to the meeting, and gave the most positive assurance as to the future enclosures of the company being effected at from 121. to 161. per acre, and likewise as to the rapid silting up of the land, and its being fit for enclosure much sooner than he originally anticipated. These are the points on which the success of the company mainly de pends. The meeting concluded with a unanimous vote of thanks to the directors. The half-yearly meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company is called for the 14th of August. The half-yearly meeting of the Midland Railway Company is called for the 19th August, at Derby. A special meeting of the London Indisputable Life Policy Company is called for the 10th August, to consider the propriety of rescinding the contract of amalgamation entered into with the Bank of London and National Provincial Insurance Associa tion. The first general meeting of the British Steam Fisheries Company is called for the 6th August. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co. : During the plait vriek the transactions in American State securities and railroad bonds have been few and unimportant, and prices continuo without alteration. _ . 1144.14asable. 111•414064. tykes. Valted States 6 yes C ate. 1,117•1603 Jaa. and July 104 106 110. 6 per Cent. B ad... 164 Jas. and Jay 104 111 Mates. 6 par Cesst. IWd May rood 0o•. 111 blanlasel yds Ct.Str.Hda Jas. and July 67 HI MalanbusVs Ceat. . Ap. and Oct. 100 —.. ........ )1168•1844 6 per Ct. YL Bk. Do. 3 per . oi: 11014• . 1114.1 n Jan. ind July 40 42 Donde /day sod Nov. 20 12 Deneylen's i— gne a — IL lab. sad Aug. 781 734 lessylninlat perCt lid, 18:7 6.. b. end Ag. 80 41 Tenneace 6 pee U. 11.61, Mery Jan and J o! 8 per Owl Honda UM Jan. and July 40 81 Virden 6 per Ct. Ist Ws. 1888 Jan. and July Pt 88 Beton 44 pet Ct. el. Ilds. Jan. 68,1 July 90 92 /1 we. nee, Ilene9l per Cada . 1830 1465 t A - Net Dane 6 pre Coat USA Jan. end July 74 76 Meek 'heel 1 per Cent 1676 April and oat. 89 14/ IWiCeetrel 6 per Corm 193 Atoll and Oct. 80 N ONO. Co.usl 7 Want 167eellands1 ....... 1680 Mar* k I* - 4. 101 DU De. 30 4,411 , 4 paid_ _ 16 LS pa 18 ming BPt Ot 1860 April and Ott De. In do. lea Nar dls 1314* 89 91 Nee York Central f l ea Dint. eeevert/ble. ' Jane 161,, 18 LSO—. 1404 Jnotl6Dee.ls 88 10 Iry Yet Central 4 pee Cwt.. not eanvetilde.. UB3 May and Nov. 79 St Nen Tort and Kele : per Oast 3r4 =preen , 1813 KNoesSet. 78 80 Feel et and WM 7 Celt., revertible ...... 1861 all. *ad JWy 63 63 Nee Veit and Erie 7 pe Cwt.. Matins Ned .... 1878 Yob. nod Avg. 14 78 Tames 7 tee It 1e816e4. IMO NV. lids.. nut CUSV. 1879 'newt Das. De. do.. lot. d 0..... 1166 Aproloo6tlo Pensaylvelis Cee. 6 rer Cent 14 toeing,. en vertlb:e W 11440 ...... 1188 lan. sad July SG SI TIteRMDAT EVI3MIII. The funds to-day showed increased heaviness, and closed at almost the lowest point of the day, which represents a fresh fall of nearly Z per ecat. since yesterday afternoon. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to 1-16 fns the Bth of August, were first marked this morning, 91, fell gradually, on sales, to 90/, and closed at 904 to 4. For money the last price was 907„ and for the 9th Sept., 901 to 91. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Coll6olti for money, 90/, 901, 91, 904, 904 ; ditto. for se ooant, 6th August, 91, 904, 901, 901 ; Three pew Cent. Reduced, 914, 911, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 911,1,1, 904, 91; Thirty Years Annuitieti expiring in April, 1883, 18 1-16; Bank Stoat. 2161, 217 ; India Stock, 2141; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 981. Exchequer Bills remain quoted to Is. din. Turkish Six per Cents. sustained a renewed de cline, closing at 934 to 941. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 101/ !ci 2 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 40 to 1 ; ditto, Deferred, 23 to 1 ; and Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 801 to 811. Bank shares to-day experienced no important alteration in price. Western Bank of London were rather firmer, at 12 to 10 dis. In land, steam, and other miscel'uneous securities the transactions were limited. Crystal Palace Preference shares hate re ceded to par, " sellers." The new shares of the Berlin Waterworks Company were marked 4 prim. Sanwa's. Y. raaa,lo-. ..r0t0r Mind is 6 pa aim tell. Tama eon+ Iliagair/a DrAddlos st/1 Id Iladolof USD= DO duals. dinar 6 p.►114..Ar. len; aefonod del .447 sa. Jaly 1476, 10* Da. J. 1, 1674, dila 146 raging O. (thaltall) fa *arra 4W IL Iddata... 1 Odds 11 our Ildans NO Pro loin If Or Lakralla Do. lama= N Da. p. a. Ida. WO all Da. do. dr lay MI 171 . =Vs ok of ca. oil De.. par ei.Debvetax. 1 11 D 6. hop. lir al Draw mins. par at. 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Is "siSes - 411 111 14.a0 IS Assavitss Lai- all I I PS /Vat 1 ‘14554,1515 Ulm. arts 411 1 1 TS,* , Vs. Ds. Ilisborsd 411 I I 1111 W V TrustiLossOsaal.Ca. 1 - - IMP Wise Dossm... SAM - ni II II MAPS SI. V1a4514 Dsas ---. 04 II ID WO 111 De. N........-... 14 46 las 4 4 tocAL 811131 ILARIZIS Ltvidifted. Jou SI -TM =AN Ws Impeded, asd 4oNd al do Misstate/ the day. o.lNoolia, N M 111-11pdons Cometio. 111. N.-IdatogiN and Tortildte. INS- NM Psalm ddeNth thitool. Id -Loins end Ira Ittoun, Is3l-111Ned. IN* Moan Illwykid, NS I CYAN a.m. tat S-Otead 7lsdk of Creak L.oee. Jci.r 39.-No.th Ildlits Mobil pa. Si Ns. -DUN 114•61, No. 3.1* de. Lamm; Pat A- non ar. ocorldotatit Widow N "Um lomor prim. a...wok at .2 ir..—Maaebrer odd MAIN' Nut. p. and Ms --Gant ?mho. IN-Ledlo, 360*-Ntia Polk d. ?tooth Notorda. 4d. Mr-Lades /111NNA 1 tic . ....... - PAPP Laoameln 741 p.-Iddratar sad WPM. TI P. -Calododitda No - 11 NIS - NINON Tole auk 811-1•44= ow*. wi—Dome. si ms. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND FIOLVA zeiLrA The half-yearly meeting of Chi map= was held yesterday at Worcester, when the Mims the weetog at some length m the topic* beesgbt demeami in W tweet He mypirmill the provident w the learrego mat wish WI weird thaw to &doe • Y clindied we W Ihe gumardeed menk,ead also nue dielied en the woes/ gwresteed sleek. The widened the esearay with the Gnat Weeeer• ware add taserkieterp. It wee duly last wed MiMcOuse Wades redned labia a boss Oahed r Weleirbenplea by this s rode. The delenteene had ail Ma red* wawa e_s dim Whi at 6 sent.wok ides Ile mossy preagem sal kiir at 4 b per rellessee ao a rawark whisk had bees made ia W Ilkilwr Thew, to the ellen that the mean of the fiber en the seem/ guereaeser irk= emurp rpwegept eta diddled we the ilskinel EOM, the damn dated dist the armee weld enorat (wham the LlSdividend wee paid) be MAIL, awl net ;O 0 M i sti boa repoineask end that a prepedie• W been sob brasigiaighleg dose anage. reasons Se the omen& arneimeat W alk de Wanner ealEmehedOmprep, he sited dm 'gamy Ind beau Isregaddrig wont elzia k and Om reeks hid hem steppd is the wind risme The Abeam of then ffmllocif Md. thadass, (with the apprebadea of taw pregelnere) din if the Newport. Abecgaveativ aid Hero dad Campy would ache 16,011 d. neck Ode would raiihrigke to provers • chain Bice' l'he agrament also weal ea le sire that ads aaspeny were to week the percept *IMO, and the Newpeet and Almegmenny Compemy the traffic for the deet year at 60 owl aptness et 66 per seek ea the year, eaddo per mat afterwerds to the end of aas 431 years. I f the proprietor, thought fit to elm the Ole anengenent he thoeght the result would be that they wsuM cheek a large some= of Maine from the Booth , Wes !lonia As to g mean which hod bona circuited to Weenier, that this rotopsny wee likely to go peeMmeent again for the Mat .Western line, he soisMean- May ten them that in the present state of the company's &mem they were not in a poeitiun to fight the battle over ipon. But the time would come when the &neva Valley and the Worcester and Hereford Railways were that it might be expedient and desirable to apply IS pulitiegat again tar • Mid-Western ; but meta then he MI Item limb it would be expedient to incur so Isar an €1111•11•111•11 Maid be required for this purpose. Au ands- Ctrsetup me Cliebeethem proposedto snake a line of s *OW that town to join this company's line at Chip piss Norton, and tide company had agreed to work it at 40 per east. This routo would save the Cheltenham people en their journey to London 34 miles. Ho teletext W shareholders would approve of this arrangement He had been irked when the original sliureholdtm might expect • dividend, and he hesitated to set himself up as a milt: but from calculati o ns whi c h h e h a d ma d e w i t h M r. their trill& manager, he thought that when they had OM. a week traffic, and their working e won 1141111114 to 40 per cent., they might pay sll their dad chaise, and (of they could extinguish the arrears of dividends), the original ehareholders might come Weirellimmi. Last wock the receive had been 4,700 r, and the wild* expiner• 4JI percent . He moved the ad o pti o n of the eort. )sir. UARTILIDO It then moved an amendment for adopting eel y so much of the report as referred to the declaration of the dividimda, and adjourning the meeting to the 24th of August at the London Tavern. /dr. 'Nutter. complained of the mnlinuaooe of the practice Le= the London traffic round by way of Bletehley, and the establishment of amicable relanona with tho Ore/ Western Company. Other proprietor. having addressed the meeting, The Cu Aluetit said the Great Western had treated their alliance with worn, sad njeited all overtures of friendship. At kingth Mr. liarteolge withdrew hie amendment, ►nd the report was adopted, the dividends declared, and authority gime to medulla the proposed agreement with the Wor cester and Hereford Company. A special alerting was them held, at which an agreement with the Severn Valley Company was authorised, this com pany to work the Severn line at AO per tent., and to pay 10 par moth on twine brought to them. After the sum' vote of thanks the proceedings terminated. DEATH OF MR. MUNTZ, M.P.—We regret to atate that Mr. Munte, M.P. for Birmingham, died at his residence, Umberilade Hall, Warwickshire, last night. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Candice arrived at Southampton yeste rday. She proceeds to India the middle of text month, and it is expected that she will take out a large number of Indian officers., whose fur loughs are cut short through the Bengal troubles. The brig Minorca, front Alexandria for Antwerp, la the Scheldt the captain desired to be reported par steamer Bum Osy, F. Peirce, from Antwerp, July 29. An ancient custom of the inhabitants living on the banks of the 3loelle is to piece abuts& of ripe grapes in the hands of the statue of their patron mint, St. Lenient, on he Fir day, the 10th August. Site 1846 the peasants have experienced difficulty in finding rife grapes for that parptes • bat they now hope to be ab le es it 1811, 1834, and is ISM, to place a bottle of new wins is the hands of the mist. Tnims WOMEN STRUCK By LIGHTNING IN Antatorisemots.—A sadden death from lightning occurred at Kirktce Farm, Fraserhorgh, on Monday last, between three and four o'clock. The thunder and lightning for a time wen tremendous, and the lightning emit dead on the spot one of the women at work at Mr. Burnett's turnip Bed, sad severely injiurd other two, who are reported to be &IMy ill.—Aberdeen /or, sal. AMMY Or PAPRR.—n was stated in May last that the paper masufartnnwe of Westphalia and the }Umiak provinces iu Pro/Waked agreed to Increase the price of paper 10, 13, or 20 per cent., mooed* to quality. The paper mitaufacturers of Northern Germany, at 'meeting held at &ettia, and those of &whirls Germany, at me held at Fesablort, have sauce resolved to adopt the maw augments lice, sad UM meson has camel general diseatisfactios in Gerinasy, in which, trues the immense Bomber of books, newspapers, sad periodicals publithed, the demand for le tie very greet. Although paper hes increased In value in all Ewa" owing to the scarcity of reps, the step taus by the German paper-makers is regarded as unjust, insomuch setrgy ham load been doubly protected, Ord by a tai of floe 80 to 100 per coat. end Werra on all rags everted ; and ant, by as. of about 30 per mat on ell paper imported. The hookiellem and publishes of Germany, sot fewer than 860 in 'amber, ham energetically protested against the thereon of pries adapted by the peper-makera, and all on the different gerwasseate of Gormley to take of tit exaggerated protec tion which the pap-Ware enjoy, so as to allow • large im prelim of the article front abroad. In the meantime they berg resolved tc COll6lll their connareption of paper to the arrow's Units, and foe that purpose will abbe delay alto gether the publicatu.n of new works, or will oily stn ks of wadi edition; of them. OL tiIL IL St. !! MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'Cincsr. The settlement of the account forms the principal business in the mining share market to-day, and the bargains entered into have this morning been limited. In the Stock Exchange no business what ever is officially reported. Linares mining shares have been dealt in at 7). In other foreign uud colonial descriptions there us no movement. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Alfred Consols, 17 171; Drakewalle, 21, I ; Rest Alfred, 34, ; East Russell, 32a. 6d., 365. ; (Merton United, 1.5 c, 164.; Greet Alfred, 1,8 j; Lady Bertha. 12m., 135.; North Barret, 121, 131; Providence Mines, 76, 771, Sertridge Cresols, 2, ; St. Day United, 245., 26e. ; Tamar Coned., 275., 29a.; Wheal Edward, 61, I ; Wheel Kitty (Latent), 214, 221; Wheal Mary Ann, 461, 491; Wheal We e y, 6/, 01. The directors of the Clarendon Consolidated Milting COOl. patsy of Jamaica have made a call of 2a. 6d. per share, payable on 31st Oct. Aepecial meeting of the shareholders and bondholders in the Mount Carbon Mining Company is called for the .slti Aug., to receive a report from the agent, who bus returned front the estate in America, and to reorganise the company, and provide the necessary capital. A special meeting of the South Devon Great Conant", Mining Company is called for the 13th August, when the directors will report the result of their endeavours to rams 2,6001. ; and the question of the dissolution of the company and sale of the mine will come on for discussion. TII VRADAT KTINING. In the market for home mining stocks to-day business was not active, preparations for the settle ment engaging attention. In the Stock Exchange shares in Great Wheal Alfred, North Basset, and South Frances were ()noted rather lower. Wlu:al Kitty (Lelant) were In demand, at an advance. Sortridge Console shares exhibit less buoyancy. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply .4;;iieikiiiii:l7eek has I;ecinoriente and the trade, without much life, has been tolerably Min, at the rates of Monday lent. Barley sold on quite AA good terms aa in the beginning el the meek. The better descriptions of oats could scarcely be purcbreed on ouch favourable terms uon Monday. Other description' maintained their value. ___- ...... ......... Mann and pia steady. •1161 1 /41.111 MU/LONDON 1t111136 JULY 37 TO JULY 31. Wbst kagllth t 70 scotch. L. Y .. 6 onlosoo. I 11 ... Barl” Oas• Nat..... I 1060 - '' WW.lioMmo:l.l2omei . -- , - ' Limn:Jot Avsa..con—Wbrat. 688. W, ; Larle3. ; ON 3h. %I. hew, 41,.. h.: Per. 41. IMPERIAL AAAAA OEM. JWI 1:: Jim 2i r 612246. nano, .466 I Kse. 14.6. Pea.. .. 492 Id 316 Ild Oa Td 6" 61 Hs 16 ' 41. Id * 612 Id 17. 7. .7. 9 32 4. V... 2 34 111 ::::: 02 14 9. ce !le 3. 11.11, ••• 11. le 64 ...... 0.10.1 Vs 0.1 Ts . ..1 402 61 17. 4. 32114 ...... 494 94 IT2 Al V. 1.. i 7 I.- 11 442 4.1 ........5 7.1 392 34 074 04 la 9..;r 6. 412 MI 812 62.444'142. Anew. 02. 61104 24 IT. 41 42 6 ti. 6 AS4 11 ur.-1 , 11.1.t. hark,. OWL blye, 1k and POW 1. DMOI. SPIPTIIKO TPS PLOOTTPTISPS 1N TVS &SWOP MINI" WAYT Mali. TOR 02 WM. 1/..101. POD, hum 26 hole 27 1414 4 14:4 0 . 417 IP. laly ii GS 8 OS - LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (ay )tAONETTC ITLEORAPRI (71011 ottet own CVIIREM7ONDL/17.1 Our corn market was only moderately attended this day, by either millers or traders, end the busmen done extremely limited. Nothing doing worthy of obeervetiou. Wheat, dour, oats, oatmeal peas, beans, and other articles remain at last Tuesday's closing pekes. The woether is fine, end the crops looking beautiful. MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. Sun att.—The market opened for the week (n; Tuesday) with thinner, end a slight advance was paid, with a good demand, since when a heaviness has come over the market, and prigs to-day are about 6d. lower than Tue e dsy Comm.—The public mice have gone off heavily, and last week's currency has warmly Men supported. Tza.—The news received from China strengthened the market, and previous rates were freely paid; to-day SD ad vance of fd. has been paid, and common eottgon add at Is. 21 bb d., the nearest quotation now being Is. 21d. to Is. 21d. RICE.—A fair amount of general business done, at list week's priced. RVIII.-112 some instances a decline of Id. ban been sub mitted In, at which a limited tautness has been done. ibe news from India caused the market to be excited, and an advance of fay le. Od. has been paid for parcels on the spot, and 2e. 6d. on parcel. to arrive. COTTON.—A full amount of bueinees boo been done, say 3,000 bales during the week, at the extreme prices of last week. Sewn have sold at about previous rates. IRON.-Broteh phi bas declined to 72e. 9d. to 738. llutna.—The polite wiles have been small, but an advance of id baa been paid en castor oil. In other arto lea no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market ie quiet, with but Mac doing. Town tallow is quoted 575. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 68e. Gd. ; Jul., 68*. 3d. ; August and September, Us. 6d.; October and Oacember, 675. 3d. METROPOLITAN CA' (THIS DAY.) We have about an average number of beasts. There is • demand for the beet kinds at Moodily'. rates; otherwise the trade i. slow. We are well supplied with sheep, and and it diffitult to effect a clearance at our quotation.. Lambs and calves meet with a more ready sale. From Ger many and Holland there are 237 beasts, 1,680 sbenp, and 483 calms. Spain, 17 besets; Norfolk and Suffolk, 50; Midland Counties, 1,500; and 113 roileh cows from Howe Counties. MARKET. Far 084 offlta ad. ad 1 3a stone of 81ba a 4. ad. Bat 80C48. Hanford, 4 8 4 1 ! Rod Dot a Ilf.brols 86 4 I 6 0 Ildet 01st-bona 4 4 4 . Ikßatbod,...r .1. ...... 0 0 ei &dont \4lO 08848 3 0 4 Po. 44 d 00m.... .... 4 4 8 4 61•64 PUT • • 3 8 4 Du do dam 3 1 4 4 &.t 1:4 . ..i iiiii-t;ki, 0o 0 166enir .. , .., 6 I 4 . p... 4 6..6 6466k66.. 036 ; amg• 6661 Ismbr, 10,360; .1111604. 001: 11666. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LIP.ADIMIAI.L.—Tho following are the foment quotations —56113 a. to 841ba., 6d. -to 61d. • 64110. to 721b0., 6 , d. to 61d.; 72lbs. to 801bo., 61d. to did. , ' Bolbo. to 88Ibo., fir. to ed. 8811 w. to 9611 w., Id. to w. Horse des e hi, 9s. to Os. Cali skims, light, do. to 5.. ; full, 80. Od. 2s. to ; Downs, L. 10d. to 25.; Landis, 2s. 6d. to 4e. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. - . Means. Patternless and Smith report that the account, from the blighted districts. in Kent anti Sussex continuo to come os bad or worse than ever. About 20,000 axes is Farnham, Mid-Kent, and Wereteter, which hove, up to this time, been nearly clean, are said to want rain, as the bine and burr does not progress. so (set so many expected. The duty is estimated at 110.000 i., but very few in favour. 'dirket firm, with a slight advance in prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walla End South Rent:o,l7s. AI. , Walls End Helton, We, Wail. End Lambton, 17e. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 18s.-34 fresh ships at market. THE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH COIPANT.—The report read at the twenty-third halt-yearly ordinary meeting of the proprietors of this oonpny, &*1 thim afternoon, states that after mewing ail oontingenees, and writing off 6791. 6e. ad. for depris iation on gores, the directors aro enabled to reoominetel s di's' good of the refs of 81. p•r cent. per annum. leavien 1,7371. 16e. V. to be added to the roserer fund, which in Janwiry last stood at 9,308 L I '6l. 6d., making a total reserve of 11,0421. Os. Bd. I