The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-30 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Pepys.) r s.—FAILURE OF A MCP AND misgauges =OUR. Le.sax the first meeting for the_ proof of debts sod assignees. The bankrupt, Edward John Rolls, ribed as formerly of tiresham House, Old Bend cow of Faversham, in the county of Rent, • in co.partnership with James Wardell Rolls : s • and insurance broken. The liabilities are 1.,:s NU • • WO!. and 4.000 f., and there are aecuri , tell ,41 two vessels known ea the Crouch Brothers The bankrupt makes a 100 experts) state the proceedings, attributing hie failure to the con : 4 hi• partner, who is also bankrupt. Limns, of Augusta-plans, Albert-road. Peck appointed amigos. ; Mr. Lindua, of Burton '. • ~arrying the choice. The examination sitting will ,•o the 'Nth of October next, at half-past 11 o'clock. RE r, ECE 310RG•21.-111AFT 'Anna& was a sitting for the proof of debts end choice of wee:. The bankrupt was a merchant and shipper, of l'..uotoey-lane and Lower Woodland-terrace, Ma- New Charlton. The liabilities are estunated al , and the assets principally depend on the • of consignments abroad. The bankruptcy is 4 :4 44. arise from the failure of Messrs. E. Yeomans and • 31ildred's•eourt, Poultry, who were largely in ...i to the petitioner, end the delay in receiving balances ..t•••iceuts nude by him to Sydney and other please. • ‘,.k.r a were proved to the amount of batwing' 1,3004 and , and 11r. Hugh Waring, solicitor, of Crown-court, s treet, was appointed easignee. The next meet .;; 01.: he held on the Wrth of October. .ILDRING. —FAILURE 121 THE AMERICAN 711•131. was a meeting for the proof of debts and choice of The bankrupt, W. H. Goldrlng, was described as • ..otatunlistreet, and Woburn-place, Rtusell-square. . Mr. Phillips appeared for the petitioolog Main. Oppenbeim and Co., of Watling-street, mar ,••.ara, who are creditors for I,ooof. The liabilities are un- to be heavy, the bankrupt having been engaged • American trade. Assignees were chosen without oppo 7:e other cues disposed of were of minor interest. As r:t.vr were chosen in the cuss of C. Handford, a sergeant turuissioruires, on his application for release from THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) FACKITL OUTR ACi AT 87. 01.0=e8 HOSPITAL. C.,y, a middle-aged man, was charged with the outrage at St. George's Hospital : Tall= Church, porter at the imtitutiou, aid that the r. of the defendant was brought to the hospital yesterday io a state of fever, and admitted an in-patient. ....t. , rday afternoon defend ant came to we his wife, and i,..punicated. He went to the ward when she was and abused her, and the nurses put him oat, and 1 witoess, who, after requisition him to go repeatedly, • him out three or four times, the defendant aa often re :r.mg. Defendant then seized him, and, throwing him bort him very seriously, and the defendant was thee • into custody. Ames Etadmaii, 356 B, mid that at 20 minutes past 4 afternoon, be was standing at the Dub* of Ict:'.lo;ton's statue, when be saw thedefendant go up the ;spite steps, where complainant held out his baud to 7oent Lis farther progress. Defendant then laid : 1 , of him by each arm, and twisting him round, him down, falling on him. Complainant was :,e‘gible, and in that state was carried into the hospital. remai wed unconscious for some time. Flufesdant said he was veTy sorry - Tile had not intended iurt the man, but merely hid hold of him to prevent :`self falling.. vr. reold—l em willing to 'appose you did not intend c bare the porter, but I think the offence against you of r .a g drank to an hospital, disturbing the patients, and ...tilting an officer, very diagraoeful, and commit you 14 days with ba rd labour. WORSHIP-STREET. SCICIDAL ATTEMPTS. —COMMITTAL FOR TRIAL. l,:aixtlt Durant, a confirmed drunkard, known am :r.iiken Bet, was charged with attempting her life by strum :. ation. himoer had been toned in the streets intoxicated and L.iird,ilc. was taken to the station-house by 370 K. and brtly afterwards on the regular visits to the cell being :Ale by the reserve constable, she was seen to be black in Ls face from having tied her garters so tightly round her t.wat as to ocession much difficulty in wenn them. Prisoner declared that she was now very 'tiny, it was ':he drink." Mr. Ellison remanded her. Patrick Tucker, a wretched•looking lad, was charged flit attempting his life by poison. The prisoner's brother - said that they were both journey :en tailors (sweaters). They lived together, and witness, rho was married, did all he could for him by teaching him e business and supporting him. A few words anew about Aching some water for breakfast, and witness boxed his an. lie began cryiog, and shortly afterwards remarked, I have not Ice( to live." He rapidly became ill. At length was ascertained that he had swaDowed a large quaistaty f liniment taken from a cupboard in the room. Dr. Tandy said that the youth had drunk such a Tun ay of hot water after the discovery was made as to expel greater portion of the dreg, " belladonna" he believed, bon thastomact. Mr. Ellison ren;ancled him. .ri . . , iii - onekes;rwas --- cia — ried on remand with being in • .irellicg•bouse, for the purpose of committing felony. A note from the medical authority at the House of De aetioa certified that the prisoner on her admission there atempted to destroy herself, and it bad bees necismary to :up her lirder restraint since that time. Buhl], the gaoler, gars evidence of having found pri mer in one of the cells of this court, after she had been :encoded on the former examination, apparently in a dying date. She had twisted • handkerchief round her throat. :rowel it io front, a n d eac h h an d wan grasping an end of it . tint position. He instantly forced them away, and then perceived • ligature of black ribbon round the throat, which he bad great difficulty in severing. When restored she expressed a wish to die, and even as she sow entered the mart repeated it. Pruoner—l was full of drink when I made the attempt. I have no wish to make away with myself. I would rather lira for the lake of my family. Mr. Ellison—Not • day elapses bet a charge of attempted nicAr is brought before me at this court. It is a clam of offence that hu reached to • very high pitch. I will again tem4nd this prisoner, and consider meantime whether I stall not send her and the others brought before me thin city for trial. .; Lander, a tall military•lookiag mao, was charged ifo on reeland with attempting to destroy his life by At the prey-ion] bowleg it was shown that a constable wee n.:ed to a house in Pittctreet, Ratlinal-grese, where he --' , ':u.l the man lying on a bed dangerously ill from the effects °talk. acid —life was barely saved. His landlord inserted :tat tired habits of intemperance had brought en deePee and aotuethieg more, for he threatened to detroy his three children as well as himself. Prisoner denied this, and attributed the attempt he had Ck , le to the fact of his being unable to work in oonsequego• ti rupture. llr. Ellison folly committed the primmer for trial. THAMES. :17r.xmcli inarZZLIMEXT ST • COMVIIICIAL TRAVILLI2I. Walisra Value Power, of Arkeodale, Yorkshire, coca. rnereill traveller, aged 31, was brought before Mr. Part- Aze. en a warrant granted by Mr. Woolrycli in January 1a.% charged with felosiosely embezzling upwards of 1004 '`charged he had received for and on account of Mews. I, , roton and Juteunt, his employers, of Bow-common, Yid :.emu. 11r. Mullins, of the firm of R. and H. S. Mullis', solid t"+. conducted the prosecution, and said the prisoner wee trprehended at Liverpool by Ditoiel f3inith, an officer of ::.e Thames Police-court He called Mr. Alfred Sydney J Ilium, of New Broad-street, tow-common, who said he was an oil paint, and manufacturer. He had one partner . In November. 4 .2, the prisoner was engaged by the firm as clerk and **yeller in the country. and he signed an agreement, dated November 13. 1862. About the middle of August, 1863, the pri.ouer left London to proceed on the Leeds journey. A was part of his duty to remit to him • weekly report td the moni es h e receive d on hi journey, and to remit cis monies within twenty-four hoar' after collection. k ) . , ut the 22nd of August be received from the prisoner the report produced marked B. It opened in favour of the firm a balance of 41. 7s. Oa the sth of September the prisoner sent him • report. marked , horsing a balance due to the firm of 3SI, 3s. 6d. le that report there was a sum of 251. 17s. 6d., stated to , s- been received from W. Jonas Steward, near Leeds. tioner did out return to the eountinglimtse of the ttr. after he left in the middle of August. Witness bad a l' . been in communication with his custom's,. He 1,1 received the prisoner's receipt, now produced, for I.k. 21., and dated September 1. 1863. It was " F'or I>enton and Joteum, W. V. Feast." He had t4r , ..e received th e money. The primmer amounted for it on . e day of September, 1863, bat offer paid it He had t wen prisoner or received any remittance of moos; sloes t•- fah of August, except cash 201., remitted so tall lu crossesamination by the prisoner, Mr. Jetsam said— • • not the priecipal partner is the firm. Tbe prineinal partner is Charles Joseph Denton. We trade as Denton Jutsurn. Von have been in my service ea traveller on and LI nine or ten years. I gave you notice to leave one service ~- oternber 24, 1863, and the notice expired at the end d !Le seek. I did not telegraph to you to corn* to London. . wrote to you on August 31, and also on September 3 lest , ebr, and also on September 15, 16, sad 17. You did sot r-rue to our offlos. I did sot see you. Yon wrote to Yr. ..ent on to ant for a reference, not for a re•essagement. The privuser—That it the reason I ant prosecuted. Mr. Mullin* asked fora remand, and said the prisoner's amounted to 100 f. Mr. Partridge remanded the primate until Tuesday soak GREENWICH. 1011211:11Y MK A CHILD DS TEL AMU& Inks Roberts, a woman about 35 yaws of age, and who assorlind herself as a serrent oat of • situation, was charged with the following heartlins robbery. Alice Brown, ea i ntelligent child, about tee years of age, said that she r esided at Bothethithe with barparents. Yes terday she was sent by her mother with a Dell-mown and sixpence enclosed in • printed paper (a county inert plaint note), which was wrapped in a piece of sugar paper. to pay into the County Court on the other side of the river. On going to the waterside she met the prisoner, and *aired whether she could tell her where the boats started from, The prisoner said she would show her, sad after Talking a little way she Naked her (witnem) what she was going across the water for. She told the prisoner what her mother bad sent her with, and that she had the money in her pocket The prisoner advised her to pot the money for safety in ber bosom, saying that she had crowd the river a few dap ego with bet pocket full of gold, and that she was robbed of all she had. She then took the paper containing the money out of her pocket, and the prisoner having taken her pretended to pot it in the bosom of her frock, and walked away. She felt, and . finding an empty piece of paper (produced) placed there tnU of the money, she followed the prisoner, and celled out, "Stop thief !"and lad stopped her, and she was detained until a policeman came up. Emma Whittingham, searcher of female prisoners at the Botherhithe policestation,dsposed to searching the primmer and &Wing a half-crown and sixpence in her pocket , to. gether with the county court paper, and the piece of sugar paw, separately. The prisoner, in answer to the charge, said she had picked the her papers up, and that the half-crown hod sixpence were swn. The Magistrate said he had no doubt this was not the Prisoner's first robbery of children, and remanded her for farther inquiry. LATRST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Ur =crew 71L101.8211.) STOCKTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKILS. Dubiety East Lyons .. Min Armstroeg 6 res. THREE-YEAR-OLD BIENNIAL STAKES. One mUe and a half. Flame, Vanessa, WindhUn, Changeable, Major, sad &Marilla are here. SCRATCHED. —Banta. CLEVELAND STAKES. Six f Dame Sykes o, Roodolatia, Fil u i r r i =l, Lotd of Eltham, Brown Bread, Wisp of the Arend, Foxhole's, and Sweet Janie see bum TOWN PLATE. Half a mile. Lady Louisa, Kim Arentrorsg, Garotter, Woodbine. Piak, It, My Mary, Vassar, Lynn, Rondoletia, Catalogue, sad Tahitha Bramble are here. TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP. Two 111110 L. Basset John, Fsrly Purl, Miss Armstrong, Alice, Clown, Major, Edward the Confessor, Wharfinger, and Changeable are harm SELLLNG STAKES. Six furlongs. Eola. Skyrocket, Richmond L. hilai Emily, Lyra, and Tolamas are hers. BARRY FOWLER STAKES. Six furlongs. Lady Louisa, Flirtation, Skylark, Stirrup Cup, Brindiai. Bangle, East Lynn., Chicquot the Jostar, Veneers, and Lyra are here. ARRlVlD.—Heepar,Give yoaGold, Bastrroares Daughter es Baty Bea, Portrait, Olmar, and Gouda& EXETER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) DEVONSHIRE STAKES. Rapped walks over HALDON PLATE. Three quarters el a KU. Nebuchadnezzar, Brindisi Black Friar, St. Vincent, Encialligh, sad Belle of the Vahe are here. PRODUCE STAKES. T.Y.C. TodWien, St. Visalia, Vora Cruz, Swift, Sydnionton, Idessioaszy, and Desiree are ban. DAWLISH STALFIL Upendle. Nebeehadeasser, Allow Ile, Peaks, Rappel, sod Corns are hero TUNBRIDGE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TWO-V EAR-OLD STAHL% Five tangoes. Maud and Horace Walpole are here. TUNBRIDGE HANDICAP. One mils avid a half. Margery, Harvest Moon, Bosh, Talscombe, and Lifebuoy are hero. LADIES' PLATE, Half rage. Confusion, Bolero, Neilaberry, Lady Warwick, Batman, Lady of the Manor, Butekboua Limos, Mysterious Lady, e by Frogman, Lady Wilma f, Gateau, sad Maud are here. TUNBRIDGE WELLS STARES. About one mile. Bosh, Piuis , TeLoam* Lady Warwick, Badworth, Romosstb, Confederal*, sad Mime Pickles an hem FRIGHTFUL HOMICIDE IN IBELLIVD. (From the Tyrone Coisititution.) 011AGN, Monday. On Saturday evening last, a moat diabolical and outrageous mama was committed on Mr. 14`Crosino, • well. knowa solicitor of this town. which unhappily terminated fatally this morning about o'clock. The following are the facts :—lt may be remembered that at the last assizes in this town Mr. &Miasma was solicitor for the plaintiff in the cue Doyle against 11 'Loughlin, orachbuilder. It was the only record at last amines. A verdict of damages and 6s. oasts was found for the plaintiff. lirloughlin, the defendant, not having paid damages and costa, an execution was brought 'gaited him, and the nub-sheriff, Mr. Charles M'Crosarn, brother of the deceased, was on Bataiday last about to proceed with the execution. M'Lnugblin resisted, and had hie place, which is situated in Castle. street, Omagh, shut up against the approach of the theriff and his bailiffs. The sheriff, seeing that resistance was offered, Knight the advise of his brother, the doomed, who had besa engaged all day in his own office up till that hour, 6 p.m. He then west to give his advice, sod while speaking to the mitinhasiff la the street at ICLoughlin's house, an iron rod, 5 ft. 8 in. in Instil, having a hook with a barb at the point, was thrust out of the window of the second storey and plunged into the throat of Mr. 31`Croemuo, lifting him off the ground and inflicting a dreadful wound. After intense coffering, he expired at 5 o'clock this (Monday) morning. A report of the brutal outrage was at once conveyed to the coostabulary. three of whom were quickly at the scene. Constable M'Laughlio ; oimediately emended the window, forced his way into the house, and arrested ICLooghlio. The courage and daring of the constable are most commen dable, and too much prone cannot be given to bier for the prompt manner io which, at great risk, the supposed mur derer was captured. THE TRAGEDY IN MILE-ILND NEW TOWN.— BURIAL OF THE Two SISTERS.HTHIS DAY.)—This day at 10 o'clock large crowds assembled near the Albert Cottages, Mile-end New Town, for the purpose of witeessing the funeral of the two women, Mrs. Frances Fkckioghatc and Mrs. Mary Ann Gribben. The funeral party emaciated of one hearse and a mourning coach, containing the relatives of the deceased. The interment took place in the Victoria park Cemetery. GREAT FIRE.—DARTFORD, TICEBD•Y MORNINO. —A fire, which wee nearly attended with fatal melte, happened in the well-known old hostelry, the Eight Belle, High-street, in this town. The discovery was made by one of the local constabulary about 2 o'clock in the morn ing, at which time Mr. Woodocar, the landlord, his wife, and six children, were in their beds. By repeatedly knock ing at the door, the inmates were made sensible of their danger and escaped by means of a ladder. The adjoining premises of Mr. W. H. Smith, oil, colour, and Italian warehouseman. caught, and the entire building, except three rooms, war destroyed, and the roof horned off. The premises of Mr. Smith have the roof burned off, the back rooms, first floor, and the attics used as warehouses, partially destroyed. The property belonging to Mr. J. Kerr, linsadraper. is deo much and part of the roof is destroyed. The total lons,w " M..ts very conaidarable, will fall upon the Phoanix, Kest, and San Fire Offices. The fire, it is supposed, was caused by some partially smoked totem falling between the flooring boards in the parlour. FATAL ACrIDENTS ON THE TRAIL—On Sunday afterooos an itinerant barber, earned John Crane, weld on board a collier brig lying off Shadwell, to exercise his room tioe. In the evening, is he was about to embark in a small boat to return to &bore, he fell into the water, and although the men endeavoured to save him at once, a few minutes elapsed b e fore he was taken out, and life was the extinct —On Saturday night some sailors on board a Goal ship at Rotberhithe were "skylarking" on deck, when one of than, in getting out of hie shipmate's way, fell into the river and was drowned.—Yesterday =main the body of a lad, named James Stavin, belonging to the schooner Lord Elgin, of Perth, was found in the river war the Hermitage, Wapping. There hare been no lees than tea fatal asaideete on the river during the last week. TEA BRANDS AND THEIR MEANING.—The fol lowing will interest housekeepers :—" Hyson" means "before the raise," or "flourishing spring," that is eerie in the miring—helms it is often called "Young Hyson." " Hyman skin " is composed of the refuse of other lrm&, the native term of which is "tea skim." Refuse of still coarser descriptions, coetaining m a ny eseree , is called " tea bones." " Bob's" Is the name of the hills in the region where it is collected. " Pekoe," or " Paco." means white hair," the down of toiler leaves. " Pow • folded pleat' " Senebong," "s pla nt" okay" plan" "Tvrankay" le the name of a small river is the region where it Is bought. " Congo," from a term signifying' from the care required in its preparation,—Miuouri De mocrat. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1864. 4 all le lan Holum 100 an 100 an 100 al I* on 00 au 100 an 60 as IS lan 100 lall - u 3 SHARE LISTS.--(TH18 DAY) Two o'Otoot In the railway market to-day the fortnightly settlement almost entirely engages the attention of the dealers, and few variations have occurred in quotations. The tone generally is dull. Caledonian stock has declined per cent., London and North Western, 1, and Mid land, 1. Lancashire and Yorkshire is ex ceptionally firm, and has risen 1 per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1151 to 1161 ; Great Western, 681 to 69 ; Mid land, 135 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161 to I ; South Eastern, 871 to 88 ; Metropoli tan, 112 to 113 • London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Eastern, 461 to 47 ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; and Great Northern, 132 to 13$. Namur and Liege and San Paulo shares are dull, and other foreign lines inactive. Indian and Canadian railway stocks present no change. ORDINARY BRAME AND STOMA. la. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. el r>=l B ro e t Pt: 11 ,se Btea, Walt Biases/ ▪ 110 tilstkand Tyne 10 1 all eadonAsstMLC 1100 Bristol sad mar I NO Caledonian SO amek sad Bead= SO ail 03111111li Da • J •nocliv. sate 10 all Do. Blp. obsWM B. U all :Dobkin aadßaluess 111 DondeLeartLet/bellis K Da Idinbargesnd Lesapow 11l lei Oimerow sad &Woofers IN 'areal Inewn Ord. It. 101/ 1 Do. • Nook It .100 I Do. Z. Ans. Stk.. No.I K WO 'Great NortholSootlaad K 1 100 , GroatNorlitorn K Ir e •DoJI A rea no dlr. iDo.B IWe abpaldß K IN Poeta& West. (Ira) INIO Moat Western K 1100 Do. *ow Va/Onalltk K MOO Do. Beath Woks K IWO I Do. W.lllL—Ozlord lee 1 Do. Do. Newport ea , Do. Do. ilandord IL "100 laneashbe et Yorkshire 1100 i Loncloa and Blackmail K Iles Loa., &.tes. B.Ceead K 400 Leadast.MatotDov. K 100 .loadois&Norte W. K 100 ,LoadonddontliWooan IL 100 i /Laa,Shet.,& Uwe's& an Ilaryport sad Carlisle 1 Do. Do. Mersa et. ,100 'Notropoiltan St. 400 1 Do. 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H do 1103 ,Grend Tanaka Canada , all 1 Do. [gulp. II 8 in et' all Do. lal wet • Be 1 all Do. do. dalerredl all Do. bad pref. Sonde i all Do. do. deferred' all Do. ard pref. Block all Do. do. deferred all Do. nth pref. Stock all Do. do. deferred 100 Great Indian Pewneula' 12 I Do. gua 6 per mat.: 2 Do. New do 100 Ot. 0. of India a6p. rt ! 103 I Do el par mot. _ • 2 Do W Gt. Western of Canada IS Do. New 1 all Daft c.Bdayay.l67S an Daft do. do. 1877.8, I I Indian Snook Limited' I 1 Do. New 103 Madras pie. p. cent 'lOO Do. de. d! 100 1 Do. do. 4. do.—. be. 11E0 .100 Welb. Corp. 6 ver e. 156 . all Moab. audltobloseiy, i all N.BrimetesacJa.A& Ba ß, 100 .N.P-otesa.6p.e.l6tp.R.' 100 :16cinds. vs. 6 par cog. 10110 I Do. Deihl do. Do. do. do. Do. Pullout, d 0...... Do. Indy.. 81.PIoI. do. JOINT STUCK BANJUL No. I IL I BANKS: W 0,004100 'Aura& Mastonsal's 00,0011 60 i Do. New (isa JO p.) 10,004 10 ^ Albion 10,0001l0( Unanosimuktiverpod, 10,010100 , Do. New 100.000 00 'Anglo Austrian 20,000 00 Anglo Italian (lAtallad) 21,600 40 Australasia 7,100 *0 Do. Now . 12:601 20 Bonkof Brit/a/W*l 10,000 26 bank of 1.4„T0t ... 6,000 100 Bank of London 26,000 20 Bank of Otago !Llmftad), 10,000 100 Book of Queeuelaud (L.) 20,000 60 BankofWletorla,Anatrla 6,000 100 Bank of Wale. (Lt.m.) 0,000 10 flank of Newteeland 60.000 20 Brodban&Po 20,000 60 British R Californian (L 10.000 00 Beltlah N. Americo =2OO io C. Ilk. ladla,Aua., OLaa 7,8001 20 1 Do, New 20,000 26 Cliart. War. of Lolloote 10,000 LS Do. New 10,000100 _ . . 10,000 100 l ee‘mid 10,000 16 'Lbs. dank ei 000,000 10 •Cosmolideted Beak (1.) 6,000 100 OnltlDlEtil (L.) 10,000' 60' gmet London (Limited) 1,000 60 : Do. New 16.000! 10 • Doe.Seoe.dAusi.t.Marld 40,000 60 doggy and Eltredult (L 10,1/00 , 60 !Kuropeso Reak(Liatited 16.000 601 Do. New 10,000 100 Illodoso.ChhisMap.a ; 10,000 100 L. :err_ 12:000 100 leparlal Beak, Mattel _0,200 100 • 10,000 60 Imp. Mr. 66 China&c., (LI 165,000 10 Imperial Ottoman 26,000 60 International Bank IL ; 6,0u0 lonian 0000 25 Do. New ..... 200,090 10 land Morkßk. indlo(L) 10,000 60 Inn. NitotMorico.te. L 10.000 100 Lao. Bank of ficeßoall I 10,000 100 London and itroadnut 1,000 leo Inn 13.tyresalt.Platol. 10,000, 20 Do. New, ins. at 11 pen 1000 100'Inn., he., as. weir. IL • 00,000' 00 Lou. Ch.lttak et Andel 10,000 100 London and Colonial (1. 10,000 60 [undue awl County 1000 100 Lou. Bamho.Con.lll.(L) 10,000 60 London Joint block 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L ) 10,000 20 London & Booth &OM 100 Lou. & it Western /10.000 100 Lon. & Weitmlnitor 14000 100 Merchant leint , Use.l„. 10,000 5.0 MorcealMo & BraboalL. 60,000' 40 I Do. New 10,000 MO Metro.* Prov. beak (L 1000 100 Midland Lank (Um) 11000 :100 smote! ot ib l. b mixd M 10,006 100 re. of OM 111 lotions] Bank. New 16.000 i 21 Na.N Boa Weis WWI 10 ow fealisad (MEW) 61.0101 ID ;Nertk Western MOM M Oriental Bonk Cerptow 110001 00 •Prevla.liaakteiCoep.(l. 10,000 103 Pro .. vlsa. Ireland 17,60e' to r ui.strostiiii. 10,000; 10 Anotnalla 10,000 P 26 .11euili laetent io,ooo 106 amt. di IL S. Aides 6.460 100 J De. da 10,000 16 Lialoa of Atiktiba,Noe 10,000 103 'Balm of Ironed (Um. *OOB. IM 'Unica se Imam O. pima I -1111 it Uipoll SS 36 sak 11 1 p p:1 fr 16 26 17M t per ! P r $7 d moss par 1 211 littli Ile U _ _. +ice Ei Eels I S Idls if SS ES 60 17 ii pail K NI 1.36 130 pea] 1 tl _43 i i pod a 7 geii lapm td, 2 Ipm :di 27 21 MI 1144 1 P 3t 4ipzei 21 34pini Ohara 441 Sion id! 4 'A gel 11 pea• 4 3 4p 18_ I B4D I 0 111 I Pm II PEI 1 pro g i !Pm 26 If 74 14141 adi 7 47 48 iirgs IS. je 1 28• 1 1 IS . 28 . 1 II iii• N o : Ed! .eP."' li * 44 as I ids km , 5 • pis 119 fe I die_ put WON 2 • Alsnilllos (Ltmlied) 100,000 1 Anglo-Bran Gold(Lln 10,0001 * Ititallaa 72030. 1 Accord Oa.(110 1 10,000 6 Brazil. LA51.00. Mtn 11600 10 ,g . sLe i !...,r id r ia d i l i 16,000 2 AM, 40 ..aQfrora I 12000, 20 100,400. 1 11 3 4• 1 1. TS irrii 75,000 1 Dan air *COO ruts Ziff *ooo' 1 t *OOO 10 Geoid *OW a ig•poire warm* MO* 11 ilbarin ZO2l 6 'WM nits ** (11141611) 1 1 ,Ilarlig MAN 11 111.Annosies20.1L0 *NW 4 'Panokillo WOW WI ' Ponteband=lllll 100,000 6 Port Phillip . . 1 Santa 8arb.04641L(1 120,000 1 .2cottlah Anoint/ lbs 11,000 10 iSt. John del Egg a 42174 MMilted 1141 an 10,000 1 ' Worthing 10,000 1 Worthing (Limited) 1 62 I 0001 2 YWISAIIMIItaIIa (Wa )I I MOOS. Ho. 18.1 1114180818 9) * (1). 1 10.000. ZS 47,000' 10 104401 taePi " Mamma Anglo-Madam Mint . Anstrailia Anstranon Mtg. Bedinniatantor u karj' Bombay ( w Bridal American lark' Oen ... 111.7110 L, 04. B. &1. Meg TEL (Li 12,500, 10 Britioh lodise Tea (L )I 6,010 SY iMisda Comps 60,000 1 II esoullanLosualav)l) 25,000 10 Ceylon 01,040 i 16 i City of fot a l:7Prop.iL 2 0 ,000 50 Car Ofildei (Lim) 40,000 10 'Com. of Afriesaller.(L) 60,000 19 lOommercislifulosana' 20,000 II ,Ooesolidated Dia.. (L) 17.500 00 Continental UmOufuL. 60,000 101 lOcuMeMCortion( 11,0001 26 ,Cop.lLing.,.. 7 Oste 10,000 NO 'Credit Tondo, 104001 00 I Do. of liamitium (L) 10,0001 SO 'Credit Yobilier 10022764 ilt. Oryatid Palace 1 100,816 L ill Do. Prefereoce MOON. IL Do. op. el Fem. Deh 1 10000 IN D6countOorporation(Ll 60,000 IS I L India Into .tion. ic.! 100,006 00 BippileaCom.& Trd.(L WOMB& Oa 1 Meoteic ThLeirspis 70,000 5 , /Mg, sad Ans. Copper 10,000 100 Bao&ScottishMartm(L, 76.0001 20 Mande Corpora/Aga 0,000 60 1 1floancial Discount (L) 110,0001 ID 'Forret, Warehouse (I 10,010 00 Ihillivers (Limited).— MOW 00 Ill.CrediatlrimolLes. 16,1110 IS 'Oen. Steam NAMPO= 20, SO ' Nome& L'oloolalAs.(L) MOOS II IlledsoulAtp 100,000 60 Inip.&Ner.GMAss. (L ) 16,000 1 2 Indian frrying (Lisi 110,000 te internat. Viose.6oo. (L 100,000, SO interust.Lsnd Credit, 60,000 20 Italian kris. (Cam Cm.) 1000000 AO I Do. op. e. B.h. r. IWOI 00,0001 25 'lointSreckDisoomg(L) 10,006, 60 tend Securities (Lim.)l 20,0001 25 Lood. African Trading 20,000 113 LowtsadCsJedoo.6l.lL, 12,0001 6 Lond.Distriot Teleg.(L)l 70,000 SO !Loud. Pima. Moo. (L.); 70,000 SO , Do. New . 176,000 4 'Lmid.G. Ottudbus C.(L) 10,000 00 'Loud., Italian, &c.Sint. 00001 10 ILood.ller. Discomit(L) 0640101 110 ' Land.ProdndaiSiarias 60,000 1 110.0001 10.0001 1.11.5001 12.0001 11./•6 1 10,103 10,003 40,004/' 4.000 _e,eoo, Mmiraa Irrlg. S Canal' Do. . ..... . Marine invests:a tnt:LII *Lardlee IlAnd&e.(l. Media. Mateo. TeL (L. 1301;yall Lea t! _ lfatellasatCoL C. *attend Oia Com. 'National Financial National swam Nam NerbaddaCoel & Do. New ~8 «~ ~~ ----, 10.000 187,1751. 40.000 00,000 110,000 1 40. 0 0:0 0 1 10, 10,000 100 000 tó.óooi N.Zealand T.& Goan ;L. N.BrIL Anatralaal au (L) N.BrlLMllarcan. In. (L NoveloolasO. and L. .L) I Do. do. Ocean Malin* • Lone Oriental Coonimarnal(l Ocii at .1 Financial IL ) Oriental Oaa (Wined) Do. Ng *N01 24000 MOO./ 1%00,1 Mw , Orient. Inland Stasze(L) !Otago & nthlandl n mat !Ottoman lehmactal (4) !Ottoman Ow (Limited _ . ii4oil - I.iii eeksoot moo "zoo& mow' 10.000 10, ULM :63:1 ii.ilii 100,0001. 60,000 00,000 P."? la K so so M 000.0001 17.600 100.000 10.600 10,000 N.llllll WM SMICO 1 0. 0 00 IM 10.010 10,000 hrrilLstMm~4 )! I uo. PeelitlLLand&Sua.(l.) Peninsular & O. atom Do. New Qwebrada t.. EL. IL (L Ititymney Iron Do. New &to J. city Davos. (L ) I_ Dit t o ditto ; like'. Muir& lavoot. 1 801111, Knight, &Co. I ,Soc. Plnan..r pt x(11..) 1 1! '• At!bma M. # a-. I ,T.LIZa I Submarine Tiliimpti..; ITel.Coostrue..lllaln.ll. Tbantea&lferary la.(L.) Traat&AganeystAna. L T. & L Co. of U. Canons ITattoiC Wag. Qt. (11 Ualran. Marina bra. upper Tonika. .an Dtantat's Lind... I Warrant Flaanoe(l.la. .Wwitlattla&Todise L I WTI . I 111 is BY - 1 11 4 pa, pnr 4 gaol al 14 a w I OL mom 1 ', l Li ci 4 i iss i Ms Ll 4 a! I iir 1 Pail l e Otis I ieg $6 l I 41 3 • 1 gus; I Ct. prima — an vat tt 2$ Ws /pm sit 3 ' a aAi in per TB atlas egia a apa tibi 1 &a par 101 t 3 • 7 ,1 C 14 22 Sa 7111= 102 112 108 112 117in d1. • 101 . 108 ad, IdPul i 1 pm Ids GI Ora id 4 Qs' If II prd id ii 117191.1 N e aXi 83 as a s fps idts 1 2 , heela I etisi idle lepc We' Ilk as PA par II Se ad Oh par m, 91am 49 din ift 60 70 oa I lk 1 9 I pm 114 17ira 2 te a L d i i :1;. Oslo% 1% Lib ler I i i it a . _Bl , 18 SO PI 29 . I! I _'4 _id 6 ii id zd 1 " IA 25 4 i d s ipsk 110 110 sd, o iWni 1 1419 A itilgal 1 — . 211 11 411 1 S mt. i 1 Pni It r 1 mai I psi 14 17 9 11 t s : 91 - L Ed PREFERENCE SHARE& Noel! &AIM Coosa['dated Prat/aeon 4 pa wit. O. Ditto Stock. and Dart. A 5 per cent, 27. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Namur and Liege gear. 6 per amt. prat.. 14. Su Paolo (Lisa.), gear. 7 per cont. (all paid), 18. FOUIGN OBLIGATIOM , 1 1. 11 -14".ab°1141:1°. vaaa e a mi od d llatanais r : boing ".ll: Mataocea andaabaidDe Do. Second lam. Noe* of ?moo pct l Do. NaleatarLtip.et Moo= Malmo, to.) Posts,l.7oaktYnap.et. Do. New ....8 p. at Recife & 8. F.(Poro.) Royal Sweat' 6p. ot. Bogue La Lo Gotran d*?-tro p.ot. 8. Mu eta ft.o. flouthiaot.of Poet.7p.o. Itoothoroof Franoofp.o. Booth I rm. at I p. 0.1 Se SI 111 19 IN 100 U 100 Of HO 111 12.1 OOLOILILL GOVERNMENT MONEY MARKET. -(T1118 DAY.) Two o'Cuxs. In the stock markets to-day there is little business apart from that connected with the fortnightly settlement, which will be concluded to-morrow, and prices in many instances exhibit no change compared with those last current yesterday. The tendency, however, is rather unfavourable, especially as regards Consols, which show a further fall of 1 per cent., owing to a preponderance of sales. The few movements which have occurred in English lines and foreign securities are likewise adverse, with oue or two exceptions. The demand for money is moderate, although a large amount of Indian bills have become due to-day. Thew, however, were chiefly pro- Tided for yesterday, The rate is still 7* to 71 per cent. In the Stock Exchange there is • rather strong demand for short loans on English govern ment securities, and, with a smaller supply of money, the rate has advanced to 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents; opened at 66fr. 30c., being bo. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 881 to 1 for money, and 881 to j for the account (September 8). I The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 89, 881 ; ditto, for account, 89, 881 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88k, k, 88 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1, 1, 88 ; Bank Stock, 244, 2431 ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103/, 104, 1031; Pour per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 92; and Exchequer Bills, March, 20a die. Foreign stocks are flat, and lower in some cases. Turkish Bonds of 1862 have declined per cent., and Consolidds and Mexican 1. Greek, how-1 ever, continue in request, and have experienced a further rise of 1 per cent. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Turkish, 1858, 72 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 694 to 701 ; Con -501 to 1 ; Greek, 241 to f 4 ; Spanish Passive, 31/ to 1; ditto Certifs., 131 to ; Confederate, 78 to 79 ; and Mexican, 281 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows: Brazilian, 1863, 851, 1 ; Danish, 1825, 74 ; Dutch Certificates, 981 ; Egyptian, 1021 ; Greek, 24 ; ditto, for account, 241,1 ; ditto Coupons, 101 ; Mexican, 281, 29, 281 ; ditto 1864, 26 ; Portn guests 1863, 471; ditto 1856, dec., 471; Russian, 1822, 921, 92 ; ditto 1862, 871, 88 ; Spanish Deferred, 44 ; ditto Passive, 31 ; ditto for account, 31, ; ditto Certificates, 131 ; Turkish, 1854, 901.; ditto 1862, 70, ; Venezuela, 1862, 56f, 571, 561 ; ditto 1864, scrip, 10 dia. International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 10 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 31 to f prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to f ; Anglo-Egyptian Back, 21 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, par to prem. ; and Ottoman Sozioiti Gdndrale, 2to 1 prem. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Thursday next a special se‘tling day (for transactions entered into on and after the 6th in stant) in the shares of the new Anglo-Egyptian Bank. The application to be quoted in the official list was withdrawn for the present by the brokers. It is understood that the cause of this postpone ment was the feeling of opposition excited by the large number of shares allotted to the directors, promoters, and other persons immediately connected with the formation of the company, and the small pro ..rtion given to the public—about 8,000 out of 40, I u I shares—notwithstanding the euortrous num ber of the applications. It is true that it was set forth in the prospectus that a large portion of the capital had been subscribed privately, but this does not alter the fact that this system of allotment is in itself highly objectionable. An undertaking is brought out, which professing to rest upon the public support and to be subscribed by the public, is in reality nothing more than a private emaciation. It is evident that a plan of this sort, if generally recog nised by the chief authority of the Stock Exchange, would soon open the door to many evils. It is, therefore, satisfactory to know that it has received a check. One of the most important duties of the committee is to take every security in their power for the interest of the public, and they have, there fore, done well to discourage the extension of a system which will infallibly lead to increasing abuse, serious loss, and the destruction of confi dence in joint-stock enterprise. The following, with regard to the Venezuelan loan of 1864, is an extract of a letter to the General Credit Company, dated La Guayra, 9th August, 1864, from Messrs. H. L. Boulton and Co. : We hays the pleasure to advise you herewith the follow leg assounta collected from the custom-housee of this port and Pro, Othello, as under : In La Onayra, up to week ending Saturday, the dole. 6th inst. In Plo. Othello ditto ditto 30th Jul 6.61&82 Ditto ditto ditto 6th inst. ,48.84 The steamer Shannon, with the mails froiii the West Indies and Mexico, has brought the unprece dented total of 1,469,0001. in specie, of which 1,032,0001. is silver, and 437,0001. gold. Of the gold at least 200,000/., in American eagles, is expec ted to be sent into Bank during the next few days ; the rest will be refined after which its destination will be determined. The market for bar silver and Mexican dollars has not yet been affected by this large arrival. The Africa, from New York, has brought 5,5001. in specie. According to the telegrams just received from Shanghse an important rise (Lid.) ban taken place in the rate of exchange. At Calcutta an advance of id. is also reported, and at Bombay id. These movements are all in favour of • larger export of silver from England. The very considerable amount just received, however, by the West India packet will prove more than sufficient for present require ments. At the meeting of the London Bank of Scotland to-day the resolutions passed on the Bth inst., in favour of an amalgamation with the Mercantile and Exchange Bank, were confirmed. The rates of " continuation " at the foreign and share settlement yesterday were rather heavy, but slightly declined towards the close. The Confede rate Loan was exceptionally in demand for delivery, and commanded a " backwardation." The follow ing are the quotations : Gnat Wasters -- 112 __ A Leeds n-11 Loedons Midland ii, 1.3-11 ;; i ” S. 9.14' „ to 9-16 to I o 31Dizioso Ditto, 1862 8 cambia Pasha Ditto CortiSoaks Tarkiat Worn& • par coat. Votozatio, HIM to 12p.c. „ to 12p.c. „ _ .___ .. to la. 3d. to la. 3d. to o j tiok IS tO tO t• to 199 to 1-16 „ to 3-16 i k z a to The City of London Brewery Company announce a call of 58. on the 24,000 new ordinary shares re cently authorised to be issued. A letter from Athens, dated the 20th instant, states that on that day the negotiations began there between France, Russia, England, and Greece for the proposed arrangement of the debts of 1824 and 1825 ; and it is hoped that they will very soon terminate. _ _ The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,1321. MONDAY Emma. Consols opened this morning at 891 to I for the Bth September, or the same as on Saturday, aal towards the afternoon experienced a decline of sa eighth, from which there was no recovery. The final quotations were 88j to 89 for money, and SP to I for the account. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, he money, 89k, 89 ; ditto for account, 89k, k ; Three per Clots . Reduced, 88k, I ; New Three pee Cents., 88k, I, ; Bank 8 t0ck,1244, 242; and India Five per Cent. Stock, 104 k, 1014. No alteration has taken place in India Five per Ceuta. or Exchequer Bills, the respective prices being 103/ to 104, and 255. to Ilia. clisoonnt. The principal speculative inquiry in the foreign market has been for Greek Bonds and Coupon, the former having risen per cent., and the latter Mex;can has also improved 1 to #, the Confe derate Loan Spanish Passive the ,Certificates I, and Turkish Consolidis I. The sharea of the financial companies are a shade firmer. International were lest quoted 41 to prem. • General Credit, 23 to 3 prem. • London Financial,: s { to 10 prem. ; and Imperial Mercan tile Credit, 3} to t prem. In the market for joint stock bank shares there was a better feeling, and an improvement took place injAlliance, Chartered of India, Australia, and China, Imperial, European and London, and South Western. On the other band, City, Hindustan China, and Japan, Imperial Bank of China, Lo ndon, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate, London and County, London Joint Stock, Midland, and Scinde were rather flat. Imperial Ottomae closed without change at 16,1 to 17i. Miscellaneous descriptions have been little dealt in, and the only changes were a decline iu Credit Fonder and in South African Mortgage and In vestment. Hudson's Bay shares were lad quoted 16} tot ; Egyptian Trading, to; prem. ; and Soci4te Sendrale de ]'Empire Ottoman, 2 to pram. . . . . Colonial government debentures continue quiet at former prices. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, via. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2) to prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to t prem. ; Humber Ironworks, 2+ to 1* dia. ; Hewett and Co., to II prem. ; and Imperial Mexican Rail way, + to I prem. During the last few weeks a considerable business has been done on the Stock Exchange in the United States Six per Cent. Five-twenty Bonds, and the present price is quoted 39 to A. It is said that a large quantity of stock that Las been taken is Germany is now passing into the bands of British holders. MINES.-(THIS DA T.) Two o'Ciocx. In the mining market to-day the dealers are chiefly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and prices in most inatanoes are unchanged. East Grenville shares are in demand at 71 to 1, being ss. better than yesterday. Marko Valley, on the other hand, have declined to 41 to ; Wheal Grenville are quoted 71 to 1, being firm; Wheal Seto°, 210 to 215 ; Hallenbeigle, to ; and West Caradon, 91 to 101. Several traneactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list, given in another column. United Mexican Mining shares are:in demand ; and better transactions have taken place at 6i. St. Johr del Rey have been dealt in at NI, being steady. No. I 11,10.111)91.. mii;i10:: U 6,116: - ........ 4, 1 .... 14 . ; :: 4 INA* 1.... ouse 1110,101.. MON; .. 1 MM.. ! •. WON • MINN .. 1.050 1.0114, 2.100 511 6.144, 6.00.:.. 0010: us.:.. 410 1.50) 1 0. 1 . kai os e o l 0030 .. 1.0051 87 91 111 11* 97 99 7 I 91 99 91 10 96 97 11 114 11 11 I Pd. I Cl. plea lltittabCoba.op.ot.,lBl , 2llo9l Do. do. 1866.100 Om. Om op. c., 18774.4. ;VI Do.Sporot.lrob.i.tag.lllo Doe port& Maz.rn 911100 D 0.6 per otion.&., 109 Do. 6 pot et. Ina Mac 400 Cor 0110g011p.0t.10711 161 do. 18004.100 r Do. do. 1890.1:180 Do. do. 1101 1 100 Oigoo.Nov. 1896, Sp.ct..loo 1878. do.. ISO illper 0t.,11171 100 Do. 1878 100 Do. 1882 100, ;Natal &mew mt... 100 i Now Dram Gm epet.,lsol 191.8.Wah06v.6 p. 43.11936.10 01 Do. Op. C. 1971 to 1870'100 Do. 6 p. o. 1919 to UM 100 , Now laskasid • yar coat 100. Novo Boot& Op. a., 1876 100' rror a CktOp. ve WO Yle..gor.Op.o.Jan.etlalp 100 , Do. do. • p.c.Aprllaoa.,loo; BRITISH 111/41 .Ceimbelaa Cam Odd. LI ;Cktvertea ice_ Dec O. Con (Tai Drumm - alb L Lot Bare 4 (Alava) et Condos tad, Carn Bras 61.;,117. :emsll (ravioli); alv /Alga Omi Lazey (Limited) Ores& Beath Ulm G. W. Vast Molokai) Granville Harad'a root i ~,::: l! prat Tay Lelant)l :Nwyndy Iron On Narilhes New Seton North Downs Nth Roamer N. Wh.l3asset (Illogen) North Wheal Crotty I 'Prosper United IProvidenee (11. IA=1) 1 IS. Condon a W. Prances (Mogan; 'Strip Park inn erolt West Basest (Mogan) W. Condon (Lisluerd) West Chtverton West Solon Wk. Seseet ( Mogan) Wk. Boller (Redruth) ' Wheal Istdoott W.Wr Ville:lllsAm I Wh Wh. eal Trek's.,Odes (LIA ) i ta.6 Ill* T.LS b IL 11119 111.17.11 _SOZNIGS MDIIII. Si l SO IS MO 111 If If 97 17 II 7 7 1 7f a al • 7 If VI A + If 71/4 7 IS 60 Sf Of 7 9 114 Of die 6 ti TI 06 If If 23 W. itl 40 - 42 . 480 500 4 es so 121 07423 g 0 130 92 90 211 18 20 14 2 l 215 210 80 19 21 1k ft Caledoodut . Chat Npythers, A Xetrepritaa South Ramiro Sheffield North Erlton • Houck .... Dtt Gnat Isobeni York Luxembourg Sambre, _ _ General Orodit International Confederate Lean Greek COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) SIXIAIL—Owing to the dull Mate al Itse reflood market. the demand for nw continua iusetive. Coma.—The market cautious, firm but quiet by private ovetract, owing to uumeroue public sales being advertised. The parcels offered to-day are going off steadily. sa.—There is no improvement in the domed for Skis tidied*. . . Runi.—Tbere are few sellers at late priors ; 120 emb olisms of Jamaica sold at 3s. B.acs.-3,000 bags sold, low largo Bengsl, at As. W. Pamr.—(brassW remain quiet. Baum.—Valeocia, only a few sales have been effected TLesn.„—The market is steady at 30. for Singapore, amid Mews, aid 3 3-16 d. for Penang, cash. SALITITRIL —6OO hap of Bengal sold, short prompt, refraction 7. at 30s. 6d. Corron.—The busmen doing continua limited. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAT.) The market is firm. Town tallow ie quoted 41s. 6d. saa cash; Petenbarg Y. 0., on the spot, 42a. N.; October Is Deeembor, 44e. 9d. to 45e. ; Jammu to Mush, 1865, Ma. SMITHFIELD HAY htARKET.—ITHIS DAT.) Kamm. Harvey and Easton report trade at last dim Prime meadow hay. 80e. to Mk. ; clover, W. priors.ro 140 e. ; straw, 28e. to 32e. THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) --- CONTINUED INCREASE OF EXPORTS. This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns for the month and seven months ended the 31st July. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and serest months in the last three years For the moth. For the seem meatha. 1862 E12,131,801 1853 1464 PROVINCIAL SHAM KAMM LIVMMOOL, AMUR 20.-fiales this day —Landon and Wank Waster% Ilef -Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 1111-6amare and Menee. 7 We 7-Confederate Loma, 77f j ; dine sew acconnA, 77f I-Men:ant& and Yarning, Bask 8 1.111 11f ; dlato aew account, ftf Bea Snares, 71 Bank et Liverpool (Limited:, new account, 7 6-16 p.-Lancashire In surance, 6-16 p.-Queen Insurance, li 6-16 It-National Nem Navigation Company. 4-1% eat India and Pad& Nem, 2 16-1111/. Magairgrza, Anetlir 79.--The market was very quiet, mai prices miler lower. Great &Mem, 461-Grand Trunk at Canada, 10-11ancheater. abeffteld, and Linoolnakire, Me; and account, tisj-kleiropolitan, 113-Mexlcans, ex all, 28-80slia Eastern. : nett aceonnt, ea* j Stareley Coal and 28 p.-C. Canunell and Co., next account. 6 p.--Geneval Oval, next account, Si p.-Poston and Wyre No. 1,, al-Queen In surance, DEATH THROIIGH TIM UPSETTING or A COP OF TRA. — Oo Saturday afternoon Mr. A. A. Fletcher, coro ner, held an inquest at Walsall, touching the death of Elizabeth Tomlinson, a child threeaad.a-half years of age, the daughter of a waggoner. The child, while at the breakfast table, accidentally upset a cup full of hot tea owe her chest, arms, and aide, and extensive inflammation beim caused she was Ukase to the Cottage lirsoital, and the treated as as out-patient until Wedoseds• last, when she was admitted into the inatitntioe, but death terminated her sufferings in the following day. A verdict of " Accidents/ death" wee returned. THtSCBSIDIENCE OP PETHOLECM. —The Liver pool correspondent of the Reporter says :—" It would appear as if those who made such an outcry some thee wee against petroleum, on the ground of the injury indicted by it on the olfactory nerves of her Majesty's subjects, were likely to be relieved of any further trouble in the matter. If the quantity imported continues to decrease as it has lately doss there will be no necessity for either civic or porliansenteey . interference to remove the Rebus* ' for it well speedily extinguish itself. During the first half of 1863, 21,061 tons were imported, bat the quantity imported during the corresporsdieg period of 186 e, was only 5,652 tans. And is the month of June the imports we only 883 tree opined 5,391 in the some month of last year. This ester ordinary falli3g off is attributed to the dialectic's in the supplies from the United States, only 4,000 tom having been received from that quarter from Jamsary to June.lB64 against 90,000 for the same period of last year. The did formic* in the valise of the importations is &boat 165.0001." CHARLES KRAN AND AN AMERICAN " ADMIRER.' —I remembered an anecdote of a follow-sufferer, and my memory helped use to some consolation. It was dories men of Charles Means visits to the United Stases. He was en tertained at dieser by one of the great New Yerk merchants. Opposite to him at the table there sat a gestlentre, who continued to observe him with marked attention, and at het called on the host to present him to Mr. Klan. The intro duction was duly made. aid ratified by driokiog wino to gether, when the stranger, with much buyeeseivesers elf manner, said, " I saw you in Richard last night." Ewe e feeling, not imeetnrally, that a compliment was symme try, smiled blandly and bowed. "Yes, air," continued ' Ib other, in a glow, almost udicial tome ' . 1 have tree yew father in Richard ; sad I saw **last Mr. Cook "--seteher , pause, in which Charles Keen's triumph was gradual, mounting higher mid higher. "Yes, sir, Cook, sir, wee better than your father ; and year father, sir, • long way bettor this you.'"—Bloclissuds Mopower for September. k ~' I gial 7 pi 7 Bpi 7.p0l 101! I • id ze 5 4 - zd 381 - xd ad ad 17 (1 1 73} xd - tit 62i a No AU 20 lan loco all 20 1 20 1011 611 20 'en !KISS ..I 10,000' 1,024 .. 400 . 0,000 TOO .. 0,000 .. MOO 1,120' 10 612 , 6,000 0,000 .. 1.024 .. 1,000 .. .. : 1.800 2.064 .. 1,000 . 6,000 .. Lli 90 10! 101 100 100 106 100 110 Ni 104 100 i r 1 :