The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-10 00:00:00

IP E RIAL PARLIAMENT, It: 01.' coNINII)Ns.—(T1118 DAY.) 1, :: t,.01, the clime .a in minutes pa+t 12 51"19 . 1.1*. I. r ..f the ,ley fel- the report on Tinel , ly. t.. t ~11 ettention to the proposed •t ,t ,e. 11.11. 1 tt • present position, and tt .11 ~...:‘•111,11t* ‘.l l'atliament•Mou re. ft!it.t.CLICC tll do anythin g ,1 fee!ings. be said he 1.1. 3.,.' le ft tee•l the Pita Comtnissinner .T. 11:1- ~tl:. I ti..c ti..a he was in favour a n ~ le it W. 15. lie 1?1,. It. sat ts,.• N.., 111 litet one of th e ,„. , „ „ T 1,.• ...ware in fli, ht , . 1•1 l'ict 711, , ; an.l lit., VOA 11 I, ,I n 5 AnythingLnt T *. , IS ~. . s tit twar it which alit; ti, neck. If the statu e It the le would he destroy e d .111, I.T 1.1 t. ti 1., fere the es c in looking .101,11 fr.. e Will:eh .11. most attract', - • n 1.1.1, Mt. I:.ary meant to carry '• 11. trt;st,-.1 his noble fri e nd integrity ef the garden ti I statUtt uut tv• - . - I' rTEN ,Ith..tigh that queßtiou tvav nt. that he had Ilon a! Z t.I• 1.0 tk•tl.4l' , 11) , ;eCt. He ILlploened to is lar.• 4 %omit,: gala he had no objecti on 0a,.11 vi las father's statue. (Hear, Ili w NMI if the •mtlie were that of his fisther Alsil tiist tt h.,1 beta removed trout its 1,0(.111.EN .4-erce.l that the Church of spoilt the view of NV,,ttiiinster Abbey. ;tn .j t th.,t wonl•1 t'KE thonht tLe ,t,tue was very much im n .if bite. mot among his friviiils ui•m to [ix iolitrary. Formerly. the statue . r ..r,.•: flow be consl.lereil it very fin e . •• .1 the propriety of the house being bp!, I...rli.o...‘ntaty opinion on •li hevting to delleSteh f..rm e . position frt.- ilienilwrit sky, the ti:. t , the house. atlui a handed , now- who saw - it before. XNNl*.lfs. „ft. r itta that the question to s. sa r i. A lilt a St.:el:II arrangement, ...rthl not 1,3.1 tu ItiViSiOn betwma t olirtit. There could bu no &WA, ‘l,l. W.I. the predominant sus,. t ii.it it Wail 0/.110,11,1 to that in the in. Without saying anything definite as to tt position of the statue, he must say be con. itrewitt politioll wry superior to the former To th.- ..i.j..,t hot that there wan no sunshine, that he Lot 5..-0 a Who st r,:tin of sunshin.) smut,. If tit, gic.tt block of buildings be. nt,nt.str.-• t awl King-duvet were remmusl be a vast itaprovrittent in the view. Ito aks that Tio hit,. should be dune before n.'Nt V. nt this rmitt.valtd the statue to another site. On . W:l3 ;4101 to h,...r the declaration thAt wAs to 1. .1 • bcfol... twit year. continued by t 'olouel Sykes, Mr. ;rithth. an.ll.or.lElcho. thrn :I,:ret .1 to. CANGS hill. which cattle down from the Lords, WAR 1 tnu. - .. ,^ .ttr which the Naval Kuigista throo,:h can ttttt ittee. NIE ANT( /11:1.tTII /S HILL tia trotilit in by Mr. Huut, and read a first .O minutes to 2 o'clock. nanall Beal, on visiting t-t w,,k, treat,::l :01 poor old women of N.kli.k , ll to ~ :kko , 1,..11 a sovereign t. 5.11. ren . 71, year, of age and dre,ls .1 v ,, !nuteurs luttl2 boon enruulcl Lawn, ill the Isle of Wight. iuk; H NI. --Tile von:I-able Lora 14...n.4113m arrive at his seat, Brougham Hall, on W.A. rotu London. We are inforeotal that hi 4 he enjoyment of e‘cellent health, which ha proved since his return front C.trines.—K,... PALscc—Besides the fi h• of the ficr tectioocnieetPdthis t a i f c tem rd. l 'i t ti r. ttt in it a c 3.' e American life raft, which recently c will be exhibited. r friends lis.s been occupying one of h . week in looking up a few of the " gentk .aines hare recently figured in our CCIUMDK till, or r .ther the paltiy, penalty of J. I hts. In one cane, that of a baker who' ha ed the lull amount for giving four mine our-pound loaf, our friend found the .1 noes. Thus it appears that the fines I. meta, and not on the traders, who elouhl Lr legitimate profits by dishonest practice r that we must hare some remedy othe priNonneent, even for a few days only iron that no tines have.—aunt/ Lund.. DItiowNED ON LAKE WIN IiEEMEKE. 'Ave to record a very serious and, unfortu evident which occurred ou the above lak on Thursday evening last, the nth Angus .to person who has thus met his untionel :ng gentleman front Liverpool, named Juba. irs of age. It seems he only In I iVt4 al e aft...ream of that 1111, having conic to meek is naniol Mr. Parkinson. a ho was Sejolltain is Temperance Hotel. Shortly after his siri eking some refreshment, he engaged a plea Mr. Walker, the host, and went out for ice. Mr. Walker accompanied him, unarms ace, but when off the Ferry Nal., Mr. Rennet c a tutu at the oars, and while changing urpose lie lost his balance and w.ta precept water. The unfortunate gentleman, how ininediately caught bold of the edge of th in that position was told by Mr. Welker quiet as pnasiblc a,,i+tanCe soap eat act !maul. Lilt Mr. Mchnutt attempu licit and in his vain endeavours pulled it 0. upsetting Mr. Walker into the lake caught hold of the boat, and cried out hall but before any help arrived poor Mr. Pau riseno more. Mr. Walker was fortunat,e l , wing iu the water u near as be could to item of an hour. News of the lanicntahl hell !lowness too late for any attempt ~er the body that evening; however, b turning. P.C. Greenbank, with a num ~ proceeded to drag the lake, but it w e Maws before they recovered the hod teem Cocknhott Point and the Ferry Na . the Parsonage fields. The catastropli a gloom over the otherwise lively littl ea,. What makes the accident still tt. he fact that the young gentleman unl neral of his father and nudlier about it ai nest was to be held by C. G. Thom" ay) evening. —Kendal Alerrier!r. I. ON A RAILWAV. 1 ng woman, with a child in her char:: wer a railway crossing at West Hartlepo , red at the approach of an engine. T. ind naysd quite terrified at Ai - b. 4 ru aw, leaving the chill superintendent Davidson, who was at t forward to rescue the chill. and iu don be the switches and he fell across the lit Melt the engine was travelling. Seve r 'out, awl a the enine Ilafgeti o ver th Iv a aftei wards s everyone felt convince d th v had occurred, but on further übsery el that Loth Mr. Davidson :and the Old ninjured. It aears Mr. Davidson in h' the chibl, a nd had rolled over the I. York HI rub/. li;i'ist;its.—There must be sornetko ive of pugnacity in the be.tt of these 0 r. ore than a week past not a .lay h• ont or more merry mills between th.,' heulderldtters, either at some sects t' id,s of New York, or in some aportir. .r on mine corner of Broadway itselL Th is is raging. Newspaper reporters rave r ib . roa sters, and heavy sickeneri o '‘i Promontory ; of blows that send t ..tun•nonehoily else*4 throat, that lift th . b.al a pins or send the other to grass, nally of throwing up the s ponge. The xtriusted their vocabulary of slang in des recent numerous exhibitions of uPhl the self.defence. They are daily isoe ames destined, perhaps, to be in"; mnals of the P.II, but most at berth been qu it e unknown to fa me. TM a a lng supplement a01d...1 to it during days, thanks to Bob Wade and Tot: Infant Lawler and John Harms , n and the Clater Pet, Jemmy Artustreej Tom Levy and Patsy I Mrvin, Patq 11 '' Id, Steve Donnelly and Phil Ale(' and Tom Marney, John Provost and T , lff elil and Jim Hartegan, Toni not to mention other muscular beta drawing each other's claret or freely , sir n honour of the opening millennium of. Morrissey has fairly fought his war may not his brother bruisers aspire tion from interference with their inn rt of Superintendent Kennedy and his ter, indeed, swear that they are she; re d fear they will main so while the fur a thousand years.—Yeao Y or k Nee ,' • I: • LAW I: 7ELLIGENCE. (TMs DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comminioner Goalburn.) 1V Itr JAM t 111 TTON.-THE " 11NT" NEWSPAPER. yi,,• ~.krupt in this case was the proprietor of the p, ssp.,per, which, it will be remembered, will S Mirch last as the organ of constitutional and for the purpose of advocating _the views of • ctn.!, of politicians known as Adullamites. Mr. 11• : th.n. s Ito describes himself in his petition which he the I Ith June, as of 49, Essex-street, Strand, ! '7. l:,,hinornMerrace, Westbournelfrove, att ri butes •Arnptcy to losses occasioned by the failure of the !.• w-p.‘pe,., which he states he was unable to carry ,on of insufficiency of capital. The balance u bid, is in course of preparation by Messrs. ~ .t• • Coolvr. %Vintle, and Evans, has not yet been ~t the debts, as shown by the preliminary state. • t upon the proceedings, appear to amount to • irrespective of the debts of the fol . noblemen, who are also inserted in the •,‘1 Elcho, for 11,500/. ' • Earl Grosvenor ot. ; and the Earl of Lichfield for 900/. • • race to their lonlships' claims the bankrupt I received the first and second of the above- •—neil sums as loans to furnish me with capital to t the Doe newspaper, and such sums were advanced the condition that if the paper was successful the t. were to be repaid within a year, and if the news ; r failed within a year the above amounts were to be tr: t .14 gifts, and no claim made for the same. The third ....mentioned sum was advanced upon similar terms .••.-i the paper had started, to assist in carrying it on." nest sitting under the adjudication was held on the ..f June. when proofs of debt were admitted, and ?1,. %%Intl° (dohstone, Cooper, Wintle, and Evans), w ,,c appointed assignee. l'pon that occasion it was stated that Earls Grosvenor and Lichfield and lord Elcho had determined to satisfy in full those debts t, II could reasonably or legally be demanded by the ittors of the /my newspaper. Their lordships, it was 1, although entirely free from legal responsibility, felt asset they were possibly under some moral obligation to the credit. I's in consequence of their names having been con n tel with the paper, and being actuated by motives of de• limey and honour, they bad determined to pay those debts which could be reasonably or legally demanded, but to the benefit of that arrangement there were two excep tins in cases where the creditors had, by taking legal proceedings against their lordship', chosen their own remedy. - The following letter, explanatory of the position in which their lordships stoo d and the course they in. trailed to adopt in the matter and which had been written to the bmikrupt on their behalf by their solicitor, was also read . _ _ _, Great Marlborough-street, W., June 25. Dear sir,—l am instructed by Loris Grosvenor, Lich field, and Elebo to state that, subject to the following conditions, they are prepared to pay such of the debts mentioned in your schedule, amounting to 2,656/. 2s. Sd., at shall on investigation by them appear to have been bona fide contracted by you in connexion with the print ing and publication of the Day newspaper (such creditors not having been in any way connected with the specula tion). except those stated to be due to Mr. James Baillie render and Mr. Join O'Brien Saunders, who have through their solicitor threatened to commence legal proceedings r.sinst their lordships, and must, of course, be left to their legal remedy. These conditions are— ••1. That you give up all right of property in the Day newspaper for the benefit of your creditors. •• 2. That this letter be publicly read at the first meet it.- of the creditors. . . 74 This I..st condition they are obliged to require in yin • diestion of their own character, and in order that the public may understand what their connexion with the Day newspaper has really been. Upon this point they fear considerable misapprehension prevails. You know and admit, and indeed there can be no possible doubt on tic subject, that they have incurred no legal responsi bilities whatsoever. " was advanced you on loan by Lords Grosvenor and Echo to enable you to start a penny daily paper to advocate constitutional liberalism ; a sum of 4001. and a forgoer sum of rent, were subsequently lent to you by Lord Lichfield to help you to carry on the paper for ashort time. whilst you were endeavouring to induce some capi talist to embark in the concern. They had no property whatever in the paper. They had nothing to do with the riatiagement. The original undertaking was that you, your relations and friends, should, on an advance of ::.1011/, being made to you, find 17,000/. to enable the paper to be carried on for at least one year. You were, it is true, unable to give any written security for itr undertaking, but the 3.0001. was, nevertheles s , as you ell knew at the time, lent in the full faith of it s fulfilment. It was first understood that the printer and others con cocted with the Day were to be told that it was to you personally, and to you only, that they were to look for pay ment. !soother name or names were to appear in the back ground as security for any payment of debts incurred by you. There is, however, reason to fear that as you have, after the expenditure of the 3,000/. advanmd by Lord Grosvenor and Lord Fiches, and the 900/. advanced by Lord Lichfield failed to fulfil your undertaking, to carry on the paper, so from some cause or other the latter part of the undertaking has not been fulfilled. Although, therefore, ',onto Grosvenor , Lichfield, and Elam are in no way legally liable for the debts which you may have incurred in conducting the Day newspaper, of which you were the proprietor, still they feel that a cer tainprietor, degree of moral responsibility may by possibility attach to them on account of their supposed connexion with it. Jealous of their good name, they do not wish that anyone should suffer through a possible misunderstanding or misrepresentation of the facts of the case. They are, therefore, as I have already stated, prepared to make themselves responsible for the payment of the debts as per schedule (vented by your oath), with the exceptions and on the understanding above mentioned ; but at the same time they think it necessary, in justice to themselves, to require as a condi tion of payment that full publicity should be given in the Court of Bankruptcy of their share in these transactions. --1 RIM, dear sir, faithfully yours, " B. BROUGHTON. " James Hutton." A sitting for last examination and discharge was now held. Mr. E. Reed appeared for creditors, and said that • great number of contested proofs had been presented which would require investigation. It was right to state that Earle Grosvenor and Lichfield and Lord Moho had oome formsrl in a very handsome manner. and agreed to pay the debts which had been incurred upon she reliance of their connection, or supposed connection, with the Day news paper. At present the bankrupt had not been able to Ale his accounts, as it would be first necessary to determine for what amounts the claims should be respec lively admitted as proofs, and he was not therefore to blame for the delay. It was proposed to call a meeting for discussion of the proofs before Mr. Commissioner Win slow, to whose court the case belonged, upon his return from his vacation, and Messrs. Johnstone and Co., the somuntants, would then be in a position to file the ac counts. He was therefore instructed to ask for an ad journment of the present sitting. Mr. Bagley (instructed by Mears. W. and H. P. Sharp) Laid that as representing the assignees he entirely con curred in the application for an adjournment of the sitting, in order that the case might be beard before Mr. Com- Missioner Winslow, and the proof investigated. Adjourned according to the 12th of November at 1. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Serjeant Dowling.) THE RETURNED tONVItT OUTWITTED. Charhs Hooper, 32, engineer, was ladieted for stealing a purse and the sum of Cif. in gold and silver money, the pr of James Harper Gibbons. propel y was a curioua case. The prisoner went to the pro secutor, who is a photognipher, carrying on busines s a t 3, lligh-street, Kensington, and represented that he had an order for some card portraits and wished to be shown some. He said his name was George Fleming, and that they were for Old Malden Rectory, Kingston. He was shown some and be ordered a dozen. Prosecutor said to to him he would not offer him money for getting him the order, but would take his portrait for him. He commenced taking it, and almost immediately the prisoner as if recollecting himself, suddenly jumped up, and said he would return in a quarter of an hour. He did not re turn. Prosecutor having occasion to go to his desk missed his purse which contained above 5/. in gold and silver Loney. No one but the prisoner had been in the room from the time when he saw it safe till he missed it. Prosecutor sent the portraits he selected ti the place he said they were for, and found that to ouch things had been ordered. The prisoner was left alone in the room where the desk was for about five i.duutes. After the prosecutor missed his purse he thought of the prisoner, and just deeming it pos sible that the lik might be on the glass, even although the prisoner had eat imch a short time, he " developed it, and to his astonish ment found that lie had succeeded in taking an excellent portrait. He at once printed it off, and sent a COPY round to every wilier-station, together with a full description of the thief, and an account of the way in which the robbery had been committed. This happened on the 12th of June. On the sth of July, Polioe-sergeaut lomaway, 11 H, met the prisoner is Buohilbrow Lml ddl him that he would take him into cuatody for stealing a purse from a house in Kensington. Pri a..ber 'aid there was not M. in the purse, although I binaway had not mentioned any amount. He also said 1 officer was mistaken, and when he was shown his own ~ .ness he add he knew nothing about it. Dunaway said aohtvly could mistake him by that likeness, and be replied, not often that people who take likenesses have U. in their purse." To which Dunaway rejoined, that he had not said anything to him about photographic people. Mere was another indictment against the prisoner for Leff ing harness. tie was I.•und Mr. Lockyer, the sessions officer, proved four previous roovictions monist him, on one of which he was sentenced t. four run' penal servitude. Tile judge sentenced the prisoner to seven years' penal THE RXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1867. servitude, and, addressing Dunaway, said he was requested by the grand jury to express to him the great satisfaction they felt at his conduct in this case. It was not the &rat time by many that the court had expressed its approbation of his conduct, and be felt great pleasure in awarding him 2/. ; it was not so much for the amount of the money as to show the feeling of the court. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Agra Bank (I.ta.)• Do. B. Alliance Lhal ted Anglo Angle lapel= .) Anglo Italian (United) Anatralaala . Bankof BritisliColunibia Do. New, innied I pm Bank of Egypt Bank of Otago (Limited) Bankof Victoile,Andral Bank of New Zeeland British N. America . C. Bk. India. Aim.. Gilboa chart. Chart. Mee. of In he. City Colonial ..... . Conaolldated Bank (14 Delhi and London (L) East London (Limited) Pastern Eichange(list.) l English and American . 1 Eng. ItanklideJ enelroL .goot.d Anal. Chartd; E E end Swedish (L); Imperial Rink (Malted) , Imperial Ottoman lonian 1 1 -- Do. Now Land Mort. Bk. Indla(1 ), D0.6e.Deb.,1864, 80yrel Lon. Bk.ofIlen000te.(L)1 Loudon And DrazUlaa Do. New 1 loodoo& Itiverrato(L) l Do, do. de Loa. at. Bank of Aosta London end cdunty ' London Joint Stock.— London & South African' ' Lon. & S. Weaken (Lim.) Loudon & Venezuela(L) London & Westminster. Merchant Bank (Lim.) . Do. New MercantUe&Excnan(L)' Metropolitan (Limited) Midland Bank (Um.) .; National of Aos tr alasia) ... -Pill N 66 I 9 16 VI LI li - - m.l - - QUI ! :id's', 88- 86 di. Ig. • —Dm 64 63 37 Mixdttal 87 90 id, -.1 National ot=ool.. N. Pro. of z Do. 2nd I and tati..7. Now South North Westarn Oriental Burk Corlawn. Provia.Banklneorp.(L) Pr ovine. Irol!act pini 42 48 1 U A ' &oath Australia_ ......' Stand. pt /3, & Africa .. no — eo.iaa ae ink. — I Tinton of Australia Union of Ireland (Um) Union of Loucks 46 4a — all :: --: dyi 39 40 4 t 214 16 161del.w. 14f 16 Ms 216 221 1 2 be Y I 111 II 23 61 2* 124 id 7-16 } xd —. id zd xd 8 1 1 20 1 i 54 C 6 1 89 90i mi se 10 I OOLONIAL GO, 410,000 Mlle C01ia.11p.a.,18711 100,000' Do. 1866 - Cam G0v.119. a., 187746. .• Do. Bpw*YobAkAig. Do. eperat.Mar. V 1 6.8081 Do. Iparat.Jia.ra IMAM Do. lipar ot. Ina 100.600 DA 60.18984900 1 6018984900 1 -- Do. do. 188040 •- Do. do. 1811041 1186.000, 1 D0.10.e.Ap.404.191/0 100.000 Dayton, Nov. 1/4 9, Sp. et, 883,9610 Do. 1879, do.. . 4 I.OOODo. 1871 do. 100, iloarhioe • par d.,1478 ' WO. Do. 1878 Do. 1181 Ke. Do. 1816 181800 Sidoleow.lp.o.Ap.&Coc. 101,100 Now Bevaioov.Bparal. 1,186,800 Now South Wass Doc, a p. 00nt.,11171 to 1878 11,071,800 Do. II p. ante to 11196 i 466,000 D0.6p.c.r,1867 to 1876 160.0001 New Zolland Opar amt. 1.006.004 DD ipar asot. 600.000 Do. 8 par coat. 1891 1 1000, D0.d0.1691 JaaotDoo 100, Nova Soot's 4p. a , 18711 1.8.1. Quosolload Do.. 60. at. 1,177, Do. Do. 1891 .... 716.600 1 8.AuaLGov. 6 p. a,67-77 Do. 1878 and now& 860,01101 1 71a.G0v.11p. a. Jol..Taly 7.000.000 Do. 6p, of A gal 471 e. 97 99 98 971 99 191 82 19 81 83 192 194 106 107 106 108 104 106 93 96 102 104 190 110 1114 149 101 104 104 166 106 107 107 IN 100 102 IN 98 10/111011 K N 90 91 lei Ni 90 •s 107 108 106 107 96 98 96 96 95 96 106 107 108 109 119 111 35,000 I los Matted) .•. all 100,000 1 kitglo-linu.Oold(lAra.)' I 10,000 * Australian . I 16,000 10 Cape ifint CopperTi;tll 61,000 11 CtyalaBllyer (I/mated) $6B. 10,0 0 11) (Amatakeo (L 33B.Min.,Li 4 0 0191 100,000 1 DesPefte. mi N. Del Ray , 14e. 26,000 $ Reel Del Rey (Limited) * 21,030 I lrertema (Li mited) • an 10,006 1 'Preallino&Boliviaeold 11 10,000 SO 13e mi era 18,000 lt (Limited) Us. 66,000 $ Lean. (Limi t 7,023 6 Diligent= (L imitedj 10,000 4 Panulcillo Copper (L) 80,000 3 Penance Gold (Una) 3l, 10,000 10 PoutetendalverLead all 100,000 1 Port PM* 12,000 60 Royal Cob!, Copper I 41i, 7 - .7 R7):;i6r. --- ,15" 120,000 1 Scottish Austral. (Um.' 11,000 20 St. John del Rey (Um. 43,1742 SO 17nited Mexican (Lim.' 03,000 2 Val AnUgorla Gad ( 1 1 10,000' 10 Vancouver Coal (Um. 6,000 10 Val Baasam 'Limited 20,000. 0 Weaboe Gold (United, 00,000 1 Worthing (Limited) 75,000 1 Yorke Peninsula (Lim.! 05.000. $ Yadanamatana (Urn.) • Call pending. a prior. -. 17 02 le 108. i 0731 6 98 98 } 51 81 109} 110 i ll} 1 1 edIS Pia, pnr 1 pn 11 PoHAI 1 t ml 1 Ipm cllt 7-16 II- 6 16 18. i l t 7 dui I • i D pm 1' 1 65 1 67 1 162 6 6 Ms 6 i ark I 1 LUG 1 3.16 I pm. 9 9-16 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Wra o'CLoca. The English funds opened this morning at a further fractional improvement, but have since re ceded to the last prices of yesterday, upon specula tive realisations, combined with some moderate bona fide sales on account of the public. Thelarge amount of stock recently' bought by one or two luf the joint stock banks and a consequent small supply in the market tend to prevent any important re action in prices. English railways are rather firm, but quotations show no movement of importance. Other securities have scarcely varied. The tone of most departments is less strong than at the open ing, owing chiefly to the absence of business as usual on a Saturday. Theregs no new feature in the discount market. The supply of money is still very large, while new bills are being offered. The rate is lly to 11 per cent. Short loans on English government securities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Console are quoted 941 to Igor money and 943 to 1 for the account (Sept. 10), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 941 to 0. The railway market is firm, but the only change in the principal stocks is a rise of Ito per cent. in Midland and Brighton. Thai present prices are as follows : Metropolitan, 126 to 1 ; Great Western, 44 to ; London and North Western, 1131 to 1144 ; Midland, 1171 to 118 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1284 to 129 ; Caledonian, 110 to 111 ; South Eastern, 66 to ; Great Eastern, 29/ to g ; Great Northern, 1114 to 1121 ; ditto A, 1121 to 1131 ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 161 to 171 ; North British, 31 to 32 ; Brighton, 511 to 4. Greek Bonds are in request, and have risen 1 per cent., viz., to 131 to 1. On the other hand, Spanish Certificates and Italian of 1861 have declined /, the present prices being 16 to and 484 to 1 respectively. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 56 to 67 ; ditto of 1865, 30/ to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 211 to 1; and Mexican, 151 to 1. The dealings in bank shares are upon a very moderate scale ; but there is a demand for London and Westminster, which show a recovery of 1/. 10s., viz., to 88 to 92. Imperial Ottoman are steady, at 1} to 1/ dis. ; and Union of London at 39 to 40. Financial shares show no variation. Subjoined are the present prices :—lnternational Financial, 21 to 21 dis. ; London Financial, 24 to 23 di.. ; General Credit, 21 to 21 dis. ; and Credit Fonder, 54 to 64 dis. United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway shares are without change, at 73,1 to / and 45 to 46 respectively ; but Illinois Central have improved I per cent., viz.., to 77/ to 78. Atlantic cable shares are steady. Angle-American are quoted 171 to 18k, and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference 3 f to f. Two OCLok.x. Console are unaltered, at 941 to for money, and 9e to I for the aooount. The list for the new Russian loan was closed yesterday for London, and the amount E.lx.crilAd is understood to be insignificant. About 95,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The late temporary demand for the Continent appears to haveabated, and thirParis exchange showing an upward tendency, it is pro bable that the greater part of the supplies almost daily received from New York will also go into the Bank. There is very little demand for money on the Continent, and tho rates in most cases are still very low. At Paris the rate in the open market is 14 per cent. ; Hamburg, Frankfort, and Brussels, 2 ; Vienna and Turin, 5 ; Amsterdam and Berlin, ; and St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. The whole amount having been subscribed, the list for the East Indian Railway Company's Four and-a-Half per Cent. Loan for 1,000,0001. was closed yesterday afternoon. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the rates on Austria and Russia were rather more favourable for those countries. The Paris rate shows increased firmness. Annexed is the usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.194 to 12.0; ditto, short, 11.18 to 11.19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.194 to 12.0 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 2.5.371 to 25.425 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.37. i to 25.424; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.91 to 13.94 ; Berlin, Cologne, Ito., 3 months. 0.2 i; to 6.:.11A.; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 321 to 324 Paris, short, 25.15 to 25.23 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.321 to 25.374 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 23.35 to 25.371 Pranldort-ii.the.ll4no. 3 months, 120 to 1204 ; 'Vienna, 3 months, 12.85 to 12.90 ' • Trieste, 3 months, 12.85 to 12.90 ; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 49; Santander, 3 months, 491 to 49; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Seville, 3 months, 494 to 49; 51,ilaga, 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Valencia, 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Bar. onions, 3 months, 491 to 491 ; Bilboa, 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 49 to 484: Leghorn, 3 months, 27.13 to 27.20 ; Genes, 3 months, to 27.20; Naples, 3 months, 27.13 to 27.20 ; Palermo, 3 months. 27.15 to 27.20; Messina, 3 months, 27.15 to 27.20; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 521 to 51; ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 521 to 511. At the annual meeting of the Royal Inirtrance Company, held yesterday, it was announced that the bre premiums received in 1866 were 447,271 , ., being 32,5381. in excess of those for 1865. The year's business does not, however, show any profit, owing to the numerous tires which have occurred, and which, it was mentioned, have affected simi larly nearly every other insurance office. Never theless the company, in consequence of having retained a large amount of undivided profits from previous years, is able to declare its usual dividend of 7s. per share, without impairing the reserve fund. The life branch has progressed without any drawback, and the result of the year's opera tions was the addition of 1241. 16s. sd. to the life reserves, after paying all life claims and expenses. An extraordinary meeting of the Telegraph to India Company was held yesterday, when the agree ment with the Telegraph Construction and Main tenance Company was confirmed. A general meeting of the China Steamship and Labuan Coal Company (Limited) will be held on the 15th inst., " to receive and consider the reports of Mr. J. Spencer Price and the company's agents in the East ; also a statement of accounts." The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2581. over last year. Vice-Chancellor Sir Richard Melina has ap pointed Mr. L. H. Evans provisional official liqui dator of the MercantileTrsdingCompany (Limited). The following prices were realised yesterday at the sale of the Open Stock Exchange (Limited) : Spanish Certificate, 16t ; Spanish Passives, 2l t ; Ceylon Coffee Estates. 3a. 6d. to 4.; London and County Land, rm. to ffs. lid.; Hodge,' Distillery, 6/. ss. to N. Its.; Turkish Five per Cent., 15115, ; International Hotel, 6e.: Otto. man Hank, 8; • Freemasons' Tavern, :44.; Day and Son, Is. lid.; Credit Fonder, ; Netherlands Land Enclosure Eight per Cent. Preference, 2a. At the meeting of the Highland Agricultural Society recently held at Glasgow, the annexed remarks appeared in a lecture of Professor Ander son on the future supply of guano, and will be of interest to the holders of Peruvian bonds : The entire consumption of the guano on one of the Chincha Islands naturally directs our attention to the probable exhaustion of the supplies of this important manure, in regard to which alarmist paragraphs occa sionally make their appearance in the newspapers. For my own part,. I do not think there is any ground for im mediate anxiety on this point. A single island has sup plied the demand for more than twenty years, and as the annual consumption is not at present increasing, it seems not unreasonable to suppose that the remainder of the Chinches, together with the Lobos and other islands on the coast of Peru, which are known to contain abundance of guano of a perfectly serviceable kind, though inferior to that hitherto imported, will serve for at least a genera tion to come. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and dock shares, as given in the Sta_ck Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—London, 471. 7 : Lond,,n and Pro‘ineial Marine, Ilex div.; Ocean Marine,l9i, ; Universal Marine (Limited), 3i. Gaslight and Coke—city of Moaeow Cu, 15; Con tinental Union (Limited), 12A ; , sew, 7ex air.; Great Centel, 121, 13 ; Imperial Continental, 66 ; London, 64, A ; Phoenix, ZA ; Western, 14, ; ditto B, 61, 71 ; ditto C, 61, 7. Dook—Loadon and St. Batharine,s4s, ex die. FIIDAY EVYMIG. Cameo* which closed yesterday at mi for the 10th of September, opened this morning at 94k to 4, and so closed. For money the last price was 944 to f. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Tree per Cent.. were quoted at 3 o'clock 94i1t0 The official business report is as follows :—Mree per Cent. Consols, for money, 948, !, 4, k ; ditto, for account. 90, 1; Three per Cents. Reamed, 94, 4,4, : New Three per Cents., 944,x,1,1; Annuities 1965, 12 15-16, 134 ; Bank Stock, 260 : India Stock, 220, 22 ; ditto Five per Cent, 113, 124, 1, 13: ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 14)3. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was strong, at the improvement of yesterday. Exchequer'l3ills were steady, at 245. to 28s. prem. The changes in foreign securities were about evenly balanced. Turkish of 1863, Danubian, and Egyptian of 1864 improved 1 per cent. ; Chiliau Scrip, I ; and Greek and Spanish Certificates, ft. On the other hand, Venezuelan of 1862, and lialianMaremmana Railway Bonds fell 1 percent.; Russian of 1822, 1830, and 1869, to 1; and Mexican, 4. MINE&-(THIB DAY.) Oirs o'CLoot. The mininz market is rather more active to-day. Shares in tile following mines are in chief request, at the quotations given, viz.:—North Crofty, to t ; Prince of Wass, 5785. 6d. to 575. 6d. ; West Great Work, 21 to 3 ; Tincroft, 12 to 1 ; Esit Rus sell, 11 to 11 ; Clifford, 61 to! ; East Lovell, 6g to 7 ; Chiverton Moor, 4j to 5 ; and Great Vor, 16s. to 17s. Foreign and colonial mining shares have been dealt in to, a moderate extent at the annexed quo tations, viz. :—St. John del Rey, 56 to 58 ; Don Pedro, If to 1,4 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to I pram. ; Pestarena, par to I prem. ; Chontales, to prem. ; Roma Grande to ; Frontino and Bolivia, to it ; United Mexican, 11 to 2 ; Port Phillip, 1 to l a ; and Anglo-Italian, 1, to lft . . . . . The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circular of Meatus. von Dadelazen and North : The met►l market shows no change for the better since our last report, and in some instances prices have slightly given way. Iron : In all parts of the manufacturing dig tricta the feeling rem..ius depressed, but prices show little alteration. ricoteh pig iron keeps quiet at 525. cash. Copper has not further depreciated in value, but it is extremely .lilicult to effect sales. Bales—Business reported in tough, from 75/., and best at 171. Burns remains no minally at 87/. Buyers of Wailers* at 8 2 21.: sellers, 821. 10s. Chili bars 68/. les. nominally in Liverpool, but without tr.m.Actions. Tin : The market is dull and rather lower, with Strait, at A 6/. 10e. cash. Business done in Inc 01/. The Dutch market is dull at :,2if.; English fuit up. Tin plates unaltered in value; most makers are fur. of orders. Lead very quiet. Good soft Eng lish pig, 1:1/. 15s. ; LB, 20/. ;W B, 211. IN. spelter :No business of importance since our last; 201. 15s. to 201. 17s. 6d. the Learest value. Specials, outports, 20/. 17s. 63., W 11, 21/. 2a. 6d. to 211. s. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LI VERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) tlr TELEORAPN "1 , 1 flit OWN CORREMPONDCNT.) The lames continues steady, and American is fully dearer thin yesterday. Saes about 12,000 bales. THZ POLICE COURTS. (THE DAY.) GUILDHALL. DInTHESSING cmic Ur sTYALING MONET. Eli:a Norman, a respectable - looking young woman, was placed at the bar, in almost a fainting condition, before Alderman Resley, charged with having robbed her master of half-a-crown in marked money. Mr. Edward Salisbury said he kept the Shepherd and Flock public-house, in Little Hell-alley, and the prisoner had been with him as barmaid for about six months. She was in a position of trust and con fidence and was thought very highly of b o th by himself and his wife. However, for some time past he noticed that his receipts had considerably fallen off and yet his payments to his brewer and distiller did not diminish. Neither his wife nor himself could bring them selves to believe that the prisoner would appropriate any of their money, but still the deficiency was so great that he consulted his brewer on the subject and he advised him to try and detect the thief. For that purpose he marked two half-crowns, one 2s. piece, and a shilling, and gave them to Mr. Copping, a neighbour, to go into the house and purchase something with them. He sent his man, and shortly after the articles were bought Mr. Salis bury went to the till and found only one halt-crown there. He accused the prisoner of having taken the other, but she denied it. Ile said he would forgive her if she gave up the marked money, but she would not. Mr. Salisbury said, "If you don't give it up I shall send for a pollee man ;" and she replied, " Oh, Mr. Salisbury, you would not give me in charge. How can I give it to you when I have not got it ?" A policeman came, and he gave her into custody. At the station he saw the prisoner drop the marked half-crown on the floor. On searching her they found a purse containing 1/. 175., and in her box they found 6/. odd in money, six black silk dresses, several silk jackets, and a velvet jacket, and sonic of the most expensive class of laces. There were also in her box some new boots that had never been worn. He had no wish to prosecute, but his losses bad been so great that ho felt bound to find out the thief. Alderman Begley said he wag perfectly right. Mr. Salisbury said be should like the prisoner to be dealt with leniently as she WAS so delicate. Alderman Begley remanded her. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. STREET RUFFIANISM. - • - • • -• • John Edwin Pickman, a young man, was charged before Mr. Arnold with assaulting Mr. Augustus Le Maout, French chemist, Princes-street, Leicester-square. Mr. Le Maout said that about 11 o'clock the previous night after closing his shop, he went to the pillar letter box to poet a letter. and on his return, and just as he was ri enteng his house the prisoner am ! some other young men came along and spitting in his hand threw it in his face and two of the three of them, including the prisoner, struck him, the blow the prisoner gave him knocking out one of his teeth. He went alter the prisoner and the others who all ran away, and be succeeded in stopping the prisoner and gave him into custody. In answer to the prisoner, the complainant denied kick ing him, and in answer to Mr. Arnold said the prisoner and the others were entire strangers to him. Police-constable Shrives, • plain-clothes officer of the C division, said he saw the prisoner and soine others in Coventry-street last night jostling persons about, and at the corner of Coventry-street they pushed a nun against the shutters of a shop. He followed them up Princes-street, and saw Mr. Le Maout just entering his house. The young man did something to Mr. Le Maout, who spoke to him, and the prisoner and others struck Mr. Le Maout and ran away, and Mr. Le Maout ran after him and caught him, and gave him into custody to a constable in uniform. The prisoner said he never assaulted the complainant, and called a witness named Henry Staples, but on Shrives stating that he was one of the lads who was along with the prisoner Pickman, Mr. Arnold ordered him into cus tody, and Shrives having given evidence similar to that given by him before, Mr. Le Mama said he could swear to Staples being the one who gave him a violent blow on the back of the neck, while Pickinan struck him in the face. Mr. Arnold said Pickman Appeared to belong to a gang of young ruffians going about molesting everybody. lie should commit him for two months, with b ar d labour, and order him to find at the end of that term a surety in V. to be of good behaviour for six months. As the other pri soner wished to call a witness he would adjourn his case. GREENWICH. CAPTCIIII OP A THIRD IN A HEOROOM. John Jones, axed 30, who described himself as a ship's steward, but refusing his address, was brought up on re mand before Mr. Traill, charged with feloniously entering the dwelling-house of Mr. H. Mason, of the Jew's-walk, Sydenham, and stealing therein a victorine and a muff. From the evidence of Sarah Davis, servant to the prosecutor, it appeared that between 12 and 1 o'clock in the daytime she entered a bedroom in which she had been engaged at work a quarter of an hour previously, when she noticed a box containing a victorine anti a mutt had been removed from its former position, and the lid was open. On looking down she saw the bo ot of a man under the bedstead, and on • closer inspection the body of a man, crouched up as closely as possible from view. With much presence of mind she quietly left the bedroom, locked the door after her, and sent for a constable, who brought the prisoner from his hiding place, and took him into custody. An entrance had been effected by climbing an iron piping at the rear of the house, and thence getting through the bed room window, which had been left open. The prisoner, in answer to the magistrate, said he would freely admit he entered the house for an unlawful purpose. but he contended that he could not be convicted of steal ing the victorine and muff, the box containing them hav ing having been removed with his feet when getting under the bed to conceal himself. lioe-constable Watson, 124 R, then proved the following convictions against the prisoner. In No vember, 1849, when twelve yens of age, be was sen tenced to a month's imprisonment for stealing a book ; a few days after coming out of gaol he was again in cus tody for stealing four books, and discharged ; in January, 1850, he was sentenced to two months' imprisonment and to be whipped for stealing a cornopean ; in April, 1850, be was age ' in custody for stealing books, and disc ; in February, he was sentenced to three months' imprisonment under the Vagrancy Act ; at the Maidstone sessions, June, 18.i3, he was sentenced to 10 years' transportation for stealing a purse and ring ; and in June, 1863, he was again in cus tody for stealing four rings, and suffered 18 months' im prisonment. Mr. Traill committed the prisoner for trial. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT TILLOMPH.) LEWES MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SCURRY HANDICAP. Plover Gladiator Gulnaro 1 ... 3 • •• 5 ran. JUVENILE STARE.S. Retirement . Mexico Sorrell TOWN PLATE. Midwife :: Sweet Boy ... Nannie S ran. RAILWAY NURSERY STAKES. T.Y.C. See Saw, Heather Bell, Paul Jones, Vex, Lord Pal merston, Lictor, Black Diamond, Secitchmaa's Pride, Liquidator, Lily, Broughton, Patrician, Janet Rawcliffe, Brenda, Lady Diana, Beauty, Choral, Lump Sugar, Festi val, Betty, Miaa Gladiateur, Peninsula, Mexico, Mac beth, Pero, Adamant., Beautiful Star, St. Valentine, and Sorrel are here. LEI'7FS GRAND HANDICAP. Two miles. Regalia. Bliss Havelock, Rama. Zenobia, Julius, Dr. Syntax, Maid of Maaham f, Pearl Diver, Lizard,Monitress, Mandrake, Isabella, Epicure, and Little Ben are here. COUNTY CUP. T.Y.C. Orion, Volunteer, Veda, Lady Diana, Chepstow, Leonie, Fits-Ivan, See-Saw, Star of India, Julius, Speculum, and Skipper are here. SUSSEX STAKES. T.Y.C. Chantilly, Forecastle, Finesse, See Saw, Emily de Lona c, Carbine f, Ninny, Post Haste, Forest King, Liotor, and Madrid are here. A new station called Westmoors has been opened on the Salisbury and Dorset line of railway. FATAL FALL FROM A WINDOW.—On Sunday night Mr. Borland, • young gentleman who was staying at the Imperial Hotel, Malvern, lay down and went to sleep in the smoking-room, where he was last seen some little time after midnight. At 2 a.m. he was found by the night porter lying in an area at the bottom of the hotel. His skull was fractured, and he died in about two hours. It is supposed that he fell through a witdow in the smoking. room, a distance of about lift -He was quite sober. HAvoc or A RAT. —One night last week, a rat made its appearance in an aviary of Mr. Thomas Phillips, of March, in which were kept about 30 fine canaries, and before Be appetite was satisfied it bad killed (and partly eaten) about 24. The thief was captured on the following day and was duly executed without further ceremony. Carraffidge Indepentkat. ORDINARY SHARES AND rrocaL bb. I Pd. I 9.421.W423 I Cks se i r.C 66 IMm Io•dAY 3 bo 1 p.m. St. 100 1141411cd mad Nada -. 90 - 84 106 CalodoM -aa St 100 ,Cambriaa N all Oorawall I 6 - Bt. 100 Dublin sindßoltadJua SI 411 84. 100 IDandoo,Porth,tilidlll I* VI 90 6 .144 Loudon .= .= - 100 all Do.plarlp 1 BR 100 Glasgow &edit WiaMoa 106 109 - - 8t .100 Ifiroat Basta% Ord. a.: 29 29{ 29 I i. 4 It. 100 Do. R. Ans. 111k..N0.2 4 6 - 84. 100 Groat North of bootlaad. - - - Bt 100 ,Great Northam -.. 111 113 114 OR 100 iDo.A I • roe. so dro an 112 u 4 113{ 14 131 BR 100 I Do. 81416 p. e. is p 49111 - .... - Bt. 100 IDo. Ord. Dot Dir. Stock - - - St. 100 OR Booth * West. (Ire.) 04 06 - Bt. HO Great Warms 44 MI 40 4 St. 100 Do.fitourVal.Oua.B43 - .- - St. 100 Do. South Wales ' - -..- Bt. 100 Do. W. Mld.-o ewport 22si 24 17 Bt. 100 Do. Do. N Bt. 100 Lancashire &Yorkshln 128 129 1281 84. 100 _Loo. , Brightn, / 6.Coast I 2.0{ 614 in 61 { I 4131 EL 1100 Loados,ChathamtDov, 16 17 17 84. 100 Do. Not Ett4n.A6p.o. 8 12 -- 84. lOO London I North %Vesta I 1134 114 114 { 131 Bt. ' 'lOO LondoadSoothWastora 1 77 79 - St. 100 Men. Shotokllmoissatt , 47 48 47 84. 100 Itoiropolitaa..-- - - 116 127 1261 61 { 7 84. 100 Do. Extrusion, dirt- - dend 0 p. et. 11111870; 112 113 1121 { 131 St. 100 Midropolitaapialeot 164 66 li - 20 10 Do. do. do. - - 10 V D0.&34. Joho's- wood ' - -.- 84. IN Midland-_—.. - 1171 118; • at. no Do. Bth:sivi. 80 as 84. 1100 North Britlalt 301 314 - 84. 100 Do. idla.,Porti,Fata. - - - SR J 100 N. loators-Borwiek - 104 106 105 26 116{ I Do. G. N. L Pura _ - - - 84. 100 ! Do. Linda - St. 100 , Do. Voris -- - os. 1100 ; Do. CsrUalo - 26 ! all Do. MookaDartlag 34 36 344 25 124 Do. do.. 1930-61 - 9 10 pm - St. 100 North Lon don .. .. _ 10 1 6 Do. do. 1306 i f If pm - 81. 100 Ifor th illaffordsblro 1 63 66 - St j 100 N. I & Woolens hum: 116 118 - St. 100 Shropshire Union .. - 46 67 - 8t 100 South Devon- - --- 44 43 - SR ! 100 Month lantern - - 20 . all 844111mWoldaglmandsc 9 10 - St • 100 Taff Vale -..— _ - 10 ! 5 Do. 0-. - -1 I 4 pm -, St 1100 Waterford Illimmil - - - 10 I 0 Waterloo & Whitehall - - - • 18 I 171 181 174 154 171. Atlantic& kt. Lemma Born. Bar. &C. la ...p.a , Do. P Buffalo Lake Itasca Do. Preference 60 SS 101 102 P 8 0: 4 ire 6 s IGL T KG 1100 10a10,Braat.,&Godeelo4 l 1 1 Spar owat.l/17141-6 di 100 CaL && lasisea6p. II 'lOO CopeT.ltDookepi an Dasaiara.Tp.a 96 'lOO Bad Bowl ga.7l; 20 If Do. do. 6do SO. 100 Bast Indian ga. If do 20 .2 Do. L Shares it 100 Grand Trunk of Canada' 100 ell Do. Equip. M. &ay.,* 100 all Do. lave/. Goods 100 an Do. tad pref. Bonds 100 all De. Ord prof. Stock is n 52 67 041 101 100 e 1011 118 109 1 181 17 80 85 60 61 39 42 31 88 18 19 197 108 844; 11 11 lipat 99 101 92 94 14 10 95 97 88 88 edla 101 10 , 1 n I 89 91 ioi at too 00 al 40 6 00 6 it. 100 it 100 204 an 100 all Ioo' al 10 II it 'lOO it 100 it 100 tO an Do. ath inst. Stock.. Great In4lan Peninsula Do. goa. 6 per omit. Do. New do. —.. Do. New —. EL of Lndla.►sg. 6 1.74. I Do. al par sewn 41. Weetarn et Oanads Do.L.Bds.pay.lB7ll Do. do. do. 1677-6 Indian ch(Limited) 'Madras gnat. 6 p. cent. Do. de. If de...1 Do. do. If de... Do. ?Nth Extension and Hobson's P- !00 all LOU it 100 00. 100 it. 100 10 10 it 100 41. 100 lelb. and Hob.- f•Ba7 . De. 6 p. et., pay.l6Bol, Do. 6F. et: 8661 Y. R. otuan.6o east* & Sclado, goo. 6 par 000t.1 Do. Dolld d 0... .. I Do. do. do.._ Do. rutlaub do. Do. lades St. rot. do. • Call p 62 65 93 95 80 84 84 60 9 100} oo id ' s oot_ 100 Oar 85 87 I 16/ 106 7f Si JOINT STOCK BANJUL I Pd I a. 151 Ti 2 7-16 1011 2 1001 tii 1001 1 00t reisi.. -- FORIICIN RAIL WA' . ,intworp lotterdans all Yrs o. all 4 D.Ap0ka 8 ,1•70.(4414 oil ,Cosp lapo tral Argo W utloo j Co Do. Ertoosloo SO IDomaborg WltpkiL) IS Ratak Abed& ...... tDo. ruitern of Plano ! Europe= Central (L) !Great Luxembourg 'lmperial Mexican (L) Lemb-Caernowits (L) iltem.W..leget it 7 g tbe D 0.6 p.c.171. 'Northern el ai g°T N. BAIL 11.Ayree g.7.p.e Do. Deferred Norwegian Trunk Pre& Ottoman (Smyrna AWL, Paris, Lyoes,andleadAt. .Parie and Orleans . 'Recife & S. Francis. ( . 1 ) laral Sardinian 'Royal BwdMh I Do. 7 per cent. Sambre and Ileum . _ Do. 61 per oent.PreL San Paulo(L) g 7 per ct. &Amt.& Loma. Venetian Poaup,l lioutborn of Frame._ Tula sad Swami IwMAaadtn. Do. Ile par aunt. Frit mania W. of irroaso 9i LS 1 4 14 1 In 1 1 1 to u_ JO 26 II IS Os 11 Ift 14 141 181 66 46 2 6 $ 1 3 $6l 1.4 33.6 9 10 MI ___ YORSICIN OBLIGATIOriL RLILWATS. ri, O. Losorobotvg6 p. end: MI I De. aairli 41avona tn aod ., Malawi ati uaa and ay. all i Do. Sowed limo. or of Primo { p et. i Do (latoCharl. SI p, at. Ottoman (Sown; fa.) all Do. do. booed at 7t all Lyomot lin Sp.cL an • a s. P. (saa) ail al Swedish 6 p et La Gnu& fp. oi. Y a Loo-Von. Sp. c. Xodt.of Port. e. otharmailnuaosa 7 p. p. e. Italian, a par et. W.‘2l. W.attra.llp.c.l ebe Se 17ee 97 90 98 109 87 90 121 121 46 65 SO 26 12 121 OS O 3 1 4 2 St ES 5 O 2 4 - - 12 12S 6 I is 114 100 011 .; Bt. Southampton ........1100 8t Bonny Comments' _lOO No. I ft. 1 1 5,078,11 1,462. WO, 187.071 I Pd I CL peso's. I R. Mast sad Welt India . 6 I 00 124 116 I Bt Elimidon &St. Katharta.loo 56 66 xd No. I h I COXPANII3. Cl. Woo. 10 Angio-AmaricanTeL(L. II Anglo-Mexican Mint Bt. Atlantic Telegraph Ts . in t= cent. B A augp utral ianaratiT ILL=. 10 ea 10 Berlin Waterworks (1.41 10 Do. New 100 , Bolckow Vaughan (I ) Bombay Or (Limited)! 1 61 Do New 60 British American lend St. B. & I. Mag. Ts& (L.) 32( Canada Company 10 Can adlan Loan & Unit ; 20 Ceylon Comppatnay • 20 ' Ditto A 20 Chinant.Shlp&L.Coall. 10 Discount, Limited.' 22 •CityofLoodonl2.Pre.(l.l 30 City of /Allan Ireproa.) . 30 Do. 26 City of Moscow Goa (L ' 50 City 0111cee;IAm.) EA Colonial (Limited) 60 Iw. ' 60 Commercial rnion;laa, 10 Co. ED of Africantler.(L.) 20 Continestal trn.flaa 20 Do. 26 Cop. M.lfes. .Pref.7lo.o. 100 C. of Len. 8d.1877,41p.c. 100 • Do. do. 1070, do. 10 C. Font of lonised IL.) SR 50 Mao: Mauritius (L.) ,Crystal Palace .._ St. Do. Preference De. 6 p. ci. Perp. Deb • 20 pirleeling (Limited) 10 rtern Am= Tea fL ' IndlaLand,C.& Fin(L 10 . India brig. Canal ' 56 b., Vale _ _ 20 EgyptianCom.stTrd.ll', Bt. IBlectsic Telegraph 10 ' Do. New $ o.&Ana.Copper (L l n6 15 . and Foreign Credli 100 Scottlahliarin.(l. 10 20 10 16 17* 181 131 14* 27 32 75 75 17 18 Id dl illg 6 7 6 124 12 llpas 1616 18 21 t=i(Weiebouee - 11:: Credit& D . Item. Mt 20,000 60 lion» &Coloniallia.(L, 6,000 10 nngE onidiChlitit AY 100,000 10 pludson's 110,000 20 m.LandCo.. males 40,000 1 Indian Carrying (Lim; 160,000 20 Internat. Finan.&*.(L 900,000 20 InternatlondCredlME 10,000 60 Italian Lang. 40,000 20 , Italian brig. (Can. Cay ., 1,000000 100 I Do. 6p. 0. We. r. 1970 20,006 60 Land SecuritieW,Lha.).. 4,000 16 , Lond.Africantrading.. 10,000: 15 lan. & Caledon. M. (L' MAW 10 Lon.ConatyLend&B.LL 12,11001 Load. DietrictTelolt(l. 60,000 SO Loud. Pisan. Also. (Lil 141,621 1 4 !Lend. 0. OninthosC.(l , 4,000 1 SO Lond.&olseg. Eno.Co.(L' 60,000 10 ,Lond. Provincial Marked 1,000111 St. pladrea Irrin. & Canal, I 6p. ct.g.byindianCion. 1.2,600 1111 ManittluaLand, de. (E. 12,000 10 Medit. Erten. Tel. (L. 1.. 9,200 MI Merchant Shipping (L . , £600,000 St. ;Millwall F.lat&Dook(L 60,000 60 , MillwallronMorb. 36,600 10 :Natal Land &Col.C. 161,000 26 National Dia. Cont. (L 10,000 16 ;National Pror.Marlse(Li 10,000 100 Nationaltitwun Nay.(L' 12,560 10 NeeboddaCoel&lron(L' 16,000 10 INewConeolidat.DlB4.! 61,000 6 New Que.wada, Limbed 20,000 SI N. Zealand L&M.Ag.(L 20,000 26 N.Sealand T.& Lona 16,000 Rforthern Aiwa= res(L.)l 116,0001 10 Do. B £114,176 Bt. IN.Bria.Australaalaa *OM 60 tN.Brit.tlierean.ln.(L 60,000 25 Ocean Marine (loam; 1 10,000 60 OrlentalFlnandaLLlmi.‘t 60,11110' 1010walliase(Lizallet1).: NAO . 6I Do. New 40,000 10 prientanlandBtesaXL 16,000 10 ,40tego &Eithland Invest 111.000 6 ;Ottoman Gas (Limited), 4E600 10 Panama 11 M. EiteaML 10,214 5 1 Do. de. 4600,000 116. I Peallliv.Landa Min.(L 80,000 Sit Pesinaislar& o.Steate 10,000 SO Do. do. New 1855 10,000 11l Do. do. do. 1847. 10,000 50 Uneasy Iron 10,000. 16 Do. New 54.000 II 1160.1.CItylenprov.(1.) ' 110,000 10 Rio Janeiro Oae (1.6 m. 16,000 100 Royal Mantle= 4100,000 M. Scot. Aestra Invest. (L 10,000 10 3owThian. &Emote ;L• 10,000 60 S.AnimaM.&l2.(L 14,200 16 iSontltAselislisslaml ' 41110,010 6t. SatanariaeSeiegrio& 90,611 11} ,TelC osolsllo4lMaia(L.; I Do. Do 100,000 20 Trinidad 7,600 10 Trinidad Petroleum (L 9 97,800 10 Trustaageoeyor c tr a it. 60,000 10 T.& L Co. et U. 100,000 80 pi. Marino ot 'Aver. (1 )1 26,000 , 15 United DiacountCorp ; 30,000 I / United K. Tees. Co.(Li: 20,000 6 Do. 10 per cent. prat 8,6001 10 •Dolrera. Mmtne xd Ma 12& ea is d _id Si die - Et 21!•10 3O 30 100 1 111 1 ad Ws 1 i.... ti r 1 3 33 IS id 48 SO 48 60 4 2 cll. 24 26 7 8 18 19 "I 504 86 82 115 120 id 7 6 64 44 34 N 66 76 2 I 0 81 50 ii,loo 90 IV= Itinaso's Laud 11091901 409 llcuroyoligypiplor.X. 90.0001 SO Warrant name (UIC• 110.909 110 Watludlatrael&KM • Can pad* ti 2 8 all I ld pa to S e l s ml 11 11 I/ 1 d ll 7 67 le 11 9 i ll 10 Bes - IQ xd 6711 LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY. —The directors report that the rent for the half-year ending 30th June last has been received, and that a dividend for that period, at the rate of 41. 10s. per cent. per annum, may be declared and made payable on and after the 14th instant. The dividend warrants have accordingly been prepared for that purpose. For the mesons assisned in the last report the directors are still unable to deal with the balance standing to the credit of profit and Ices account. The directors also report that in consegnence of the Great Eastern Railway Company having declined to insert clauses in their finance hill for the protection of this company, they were compelled to appear in opposition to that mea sure. By that bill the Great Eastern Railway Company sought to obtain parliamentary sanction to set apart a portion of their revenue to meet the interest on the deben tures and stock of the company, to the prejudice of the rights and interests of this company. The bill was in the first instante rejected by the committee of the House of Commons ; but it has since been recommitted in a modified form, and a clause saving the rights of this oompany bas been inserted. SS 70 I . I_ai.; 21 14 101. Isl 12..11* !.4!-A B edll 16 16 18 17 dip 6 S die 1 di lin Om • 4 dis • 6Oa 6 8 102§ 104 6 *l. 4§ 31,111 24 26 101} Lk 107 • 4M. / 6 clt 3 Ilt c11;1 4 • 12 14 3.11 4j 4/ 11. 142 147 111 111 411 L 11 9 ..11. la!s PRz: TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS The mar . ..et is steady.—Town tallow is quoted 445. 94 Petersburg Y.O. at the spot, old, 45e.; new, 45.. 91.. August to :3eptember, 4:W. 6d. to 9d. ; October to I.W oember, 465. ; Dsember. 444. 6d. )(Amur AVERAGCB.—Town tallow, 475. 3d. ; fat by do. 2s. 34d. ; yellow Russian, 465. tid. ; melted stuff, 305.; rough do., 1.1. 9d.; greaves, 90s. ; good dregs, 6.. HAY HARIEET,HTHHi DAY. ) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the follow: ing prices. viz.:—Prime clover, from 110 s. to 115 e.; infenor ditto, MOit. to Ms.; prime old hay, Re. to 905.; inferior ditto, Oh. to 70s. ; prime new clover, SOL to 60. t.; inferior ditto, bus, to 705.; prime new hay, 765. : infe rior ditto, rms. to Gk.; straw, 40s. to 40a. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) The supply of soft fruit of home growth has much di minished, nuipberries and strawberries being nearly over. Heavy consiintuents of continental produce reach the market, consisting of pears, apples, grapes, melons, plums, poaches, nectarines, and apricots. Hothouse fruit about maintains list week's quotations. Peas are still good, as are also pot..t.x.i. though among the latter disease has in some inst.al .es made its appearance. Flowers chiefly con sist of oralids, fuschims, pelargoniums, caloeolaria*, mignonette, sod roses. FRUIT. Apple*, per 44:thel, 114 to Bs per I 0..1 t., t;riped, I. • at to tis Lemont, ter : Pri to 15 _ orange., per 100, 94 to 14. Peaches, 'KT doz., 41 to L. Pine .11,pbs, Isl. lb., IN tf.l to Is Strawberries, mrlto., 4 Lola --• . • rms Artichokes. p , r dnz., y to lo Asperegus,pe:'• ael!e, atone boot, per dot Is t • 25 Colassues. per a.o . Is 3d to 2s Carrots, per mulch, d toed p :It to 64 Colors. per bun lie. Is 6d to ud to Is Endive, fo•r toss Guile and :,h.liots. per lb., ad Ilerba, 2.1 to 44 Horse. ILO bat r.!ruivl ,4s t 0134 Looks, per 1,,, .h. Id t.. 44 Lettuces, per Es , la to Is 6d . _ PABLO). Mint, per lunch. 44 Mushrooms, P. pott , lead to Is M iota:4 At Crew, p. poen , 2a Onions, per hush. aii to 0. Parsley, per bunch, ill to ad Peas, per peck, liii to is Potatoes, York Regent; P. Um. Lles to latis Rorks, do., 100 s to Ito flukes, 140 a to 1505 Other sorts, 755 to Nes Spinach, per Mush., t• to 3t Turnips, per Dumb, L.I. PROVINCIAL SMARR KARIM% LIVERPOO4. JlC6t.s? : Caledisnian, Great Eastorn. 271 s 1! 1 2 4 9 reat Western, 43: 4 t -Lauca.shire and Yorkshire, 1 1 1 4-landon, Bright. u. and Routh toast, 51, on. -ditto new ha 14 15 Ms., 3 p.-london and North Western, 1134 13 1 1 14 1 14-Manehestis, shernel.l. and Lincolnshire. 4411 34 1 47 4 -Metropolitan. 1211 7-M WWI& 1101 17 17 1164 • 174 1 4 , / i f t- Birmingham and herby. giti convertible, 1, p.-North 111-N.F. Ecra ick Capital Stock, 106-York, 92-South Bagger.. 6 5 1444 3 3 4 1. 13•7C116 , Tek. AUGCsT 0.-Therc wan vain a better market, and a large busineSs was doing. Anglo-American Telesis* lLisniteit , 18 1-10-Consolidated Bank . Limited , 1 p -Omsk Eastern, 28 114 414 1 1 19 81 1-Great Luxembount. 104 1-Great N-7Ciiina. 111-ltitto A. 1121 111 12 i 4 i 13- threst Western of (Cumin, 14 13-18 13-Great Western, 431 1 I ~• 414 1-Lancashire and Yorkshire 12112 1--Londem and Nortk Western. 113 !, 14 1 f 114 lif -Mancimeter, Shetneld, and Lhsooinshire, 4,1 1 41 f7l 1 11 iii I I -Metropolitan, 12.4 1411U1111 6 11 6 4114 Ili 6-Ditto Distrkt, 117 184 17 1 1 18 la-North British. RI 4South &stem. 0.5!1!41 41 6 1 4 . 6 40 i• Thames and Mosey Nlarine ranee Llinircd .36.16 p -United States 0.10 lean' 160618. 74 - IINWOII and Brighton, ta.; 1141414-111110, N.e. 3i 1 p. KIevISONA74. A rarer P.-Badness does: Glouci Ace Wagon Limited . Ottl, i woe, at M. prem.: and Metropolitan Railway ('atria;;, and to aeon Limited', second lame. at pr' tn. Closing prices: Railway, 1101. buyers: Birmingham canal, et!, buyers: IteminOsam Joint Stock Bank I Limited , 30 to 114: Wolverhanite in and Staffordshire Bank, Bto 14 Birmingham Gas, class A. 12.71, sellers Britannia Slilb ,Lhalted . , 11 to 1 din ; meteomiktan arriage and Was.ori Limited 104 to 11 . Birming ham Water W.cfm. New B,SI prem., seller'; and British and Foreign Balla ay Plant Lim 01 to 'if Ms. DCBISS, ArGUST S.-Three per Cent. Conant.. 01-Ditto far new scronut, 10th neptemher, 94-New 1 lace per (eht. Stock, 921-IHtto, for new &mink, 10th September. Ida SK IMS* of treLi ud 6100 paid'. 2341-National Bank ft3tl pant, 114-Royalßank 810 paid:, 33-Dublin and Drogheda (kits' i.451-0,..4 Southern and Western ,glOll takZ, 451-Ditto, or account, B. Tasrric Recurre.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending August 3, amounted on 12,8:13 miles, to 652„:091., and for the corresponding week of 181'xi on 12,560 miles, to 000,T.351., showing an increase of 963 miles and of 52,1041. The receipts on 14 of the principal railways in the t r :il l ed Kingdom amounted, for the week, on 9.:1;8 miles, to 713,9e6/., and for the corresponding week of last car, on ...,102 miles, to 671,7:;8/.,sowing en increase of 166 miles and of 42,242/. The ineresse on the Caledonian amounted to tKeit. ; on the Great Eastern to 3,1561.; on the Great Northern to 3,476 t.: on the Great Southern and Western, to 9221.; on the Great Western to 4851.; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 2,541/4 on the London and North Western to 4,V O/. ; on the London and Brighton to 4,175/. ; on the London and South Western to 2,292/, ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 2,3314.; on the Midland to 7,964.; on the North British to MS/. ; on the North-Eastern to 5,864/. ; and on the South Eastern to 3,8151. ; total, 42,242'. The receipts on 52 other rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted on 3,555 miles to 138,35 W., and for the corresponding week of lost year, on 3,458 miles. to 1:93,497/., showing an increase of 97 miles and of 9,9621. The goods traffic on the 14 systems of lines above mentioned amounted for the week to 125,929/. nainst 307,0354, showing an increase ,of 18,904/. The puisengers, parcels, mails, Sc., traffic on these lines amounted to 3.88,1151/., and for the corres ponding week of 1866 to 364,7 MM., showing an increase of 23,348/. The total receipts for the past week show an increase of 41.1271. as simpered with those of the pre ceding week, eliding the 27th July. Ii