The Express. — London, England, 1868-08-24 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (TIIIB DAY.) (Mote Mr. Serjeant Coz, Deputy-Assistant Judge.) The August adjourned general sessions of the peace for flu. county of Middlesex was commenced this morning at th , &towns-house, Uorkenwell, before Mr. Serjeant Ck N, and Mr. Payne. Th e contains the names of 141 prisoners for 11.. d who are in custody, and about a dozen who are out on bail, of that number 129 are indicted for felony, and the renmitida for misdemeanour. The offences with which the pid , uners are charged are of various kinds, itialing from the person, stealing from shop windows ~t esj in g lead. or as it is otherwise known, " flying the bl ue pigl.oll, " attempting burglariously to enter dwelling I. , t.ace, indecent assault, &c. hMilimm.....- THIRD EDITION. • DEPKIIRED JITDOICENT. • • h convi ctedl;l • John hmit , who wee 4 sessions of stealing watch from the person, was brought up to receive the jiidgment of the court. The prisoner had been remanded in order that Mr. I.ockyer, the Session-bowie officer, might bring witnesses t., prove his statement that the prisoner had been pre %Kandy convicted, and which at the trial the prisoner de nied. . . . . Lockyer reminded the court of the circumstances, and said ho was prepared to prove the convictions. Joseph Smith, warder ut the House of Correction, proved that the prisoner bad suffered four months' and 18 months' :mprilionment. Sentvice, two years, with bard labour. t.tRINO ROBBERY TROW THS QBEAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. (im. Williams, 38, described u a cook, was indicted for !•,, Ming a portmanteau, a coat, and divers other articles, ar 'Howdy of William Ooldamith. He was also 4 hargvii with stealing a box, a coat, and other articles the ir rtg irs Charles Bening. instroceed by Mom W clock-lane, Cannon-street, prodocatedrb e eludf aillUk r ig the. Northern Railway Company. The prisoner woe o t defended. 11 appeared in the first charge that this was a prosecn s m instituted by the (heat Northern Railway for stealing : box and its contents, the property of Charles Herring. on the 6th August Mr. hkrring went totheGreat Northern sullen at King's-cross, taking with him a deal box eoutaining the things in question. He left the boa a abort time in the waiting-roam while he went to the refreidiment-room, and on his return missed 11,.• box. Subsequently ho was taken to the police station • .1 identified his box. William Thorogood, a detective officer in the employ of i ;rest Northern Railway, eaw the prisoner, and sin , .104 lam watched to Fetter-lane, and took him into ,•. On his way to the station the prisoner gave up •'•licates relating to the property stolen in the _ Cooper addressed the court, and said, as these rob ) ..e Here of frequent occurrence, the railway company ...,,ku.rmined to put a stop to them. l'rvvi , e.m convictions having been proved against the .'•• 11 I . Svrjeant Cox sentenced the prisoner to seven years' ~.rvitude, and said the court would deal with the or verity with robberies of this kind. VOLICE COURTS.-MILS DAY.) GUILDHALL. EXPERT ItOBBIMY YROK THE PERSON. WiniaWs, a prostitute, who gave an address • . could not be found, was placed at the bar before Mr. A• :. man Causton. charged with stealing U. 16s. from s 1011011 of complainant. 11,1s.it Waldron Byrnes said that he was in ••••u -bile about half-past 1 o'clock in the morning, • when within a few yards of his own house the 4,,c rushed across the road and threw her round his neck. He threw her off and 1,1 to go away, but she renewed her attack, and he x her off a second time. In doing so he raised his • arm from his side, which he had up to that nt kept pressed down on his breast coat t, sad he had no sooner done so than he felt • land in it. She then ran away, and he missed his -• containing a sovereign, a haU-soverm'gn, and 6e. in lie pursued her and demanded back his money, hr struggled to get away. During the struggle he • lee hand against his coat pocket, and on • ,r; his own hand into it found his porte-monnaie • I , .lded the wrong way and empty. The prisoner • to get away, and denied that she had taken the v. In her attempts to escape she dropped 23., and at • it ion-house the female searcher found 4e. more ..I,h 1, but the gold had not been found. 15 A R., who was on duty at the Record ,'l st the time, corroborated the prosecutor'sstatement, ,lied that at the station it was found that the pri i had several false pockets. 11.% further stated that on the way to the court morning the prisoner offered that if he would not . the charge against her she would make it all right him. lorman Causton fully committed the prisoner for and subsequently gave Byrum 30s. out of the poor ;•• make up his lose. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. VIICLLE.IO NUSIC 80018. Jbwr.i, described as of no home, was charged be- Tyrwhitt with stealing some music books from !, •i 4 Mr, Henri D'Alcorzi, music seller, No. 3.51, Ox- I .m. shopman to Mr. D'Akorn, said that nn • iniay evening, brtween 8 and half-past, the prisoner ultra up 1., th, w indow of the Shop and stood in front H. (witne•e) turned round a minute :t and the prisoner took the opportunity .teal li, - mu-i,• and walk away. tirinhaun, 132 C, said that on taking custody he said that he was bard-up, or ' 1.1 have done it. He found on the prisoner two • n.. i, Idling to bagatelle balls and to two ink- i.. 1 I .lhrp.a. n asked for a remand, stating that the VV3. known. Sergeant Hunter added that the ,I. only pun come out of prison for dealing Tt widit runianded WORSHIP-STREET. otnrs CHARON OP ASSAULT IT A roLiciaux. Myers was charged with having assaulted .tablva 34 anal 18 H division, in the execution of • • p-eed that on Saturday evening about half on duty in Old Montagu-street, Mild-end aa. the prisoner wilfully jostled ;against him, o being remonstrated with called him by a ;whet. and strut* him two blows in the face and •in the breast, brooking the glom of a watch he 11, also tore the buttonhole of his uniform coat, • seizing him to take him into eudotly. Pri iaked him in the thigh. Eighteen H came to • .:co. and they took prilioner to the station. ,• Hales, 18 H, gave evidence as to seeing pri • , •!ggling with his brother officer, and added that, • his aid, be was aim kickol. ••• prisoner said the constable knocked against ' • him, and because be said he would complain, . 1100 custody. euaent having been corroborated, —en was of opinion that there had been an ex t in this ease, and disthasged the prisoner. I .I'lll OF MR. COMMISSIONER GOULDITItN.— • . ;:t el to state that Mr. tierjeant Edward (ioulburn, ••I the cuineniseioners of the Court of Bankrupt, ibis morning in the b2u.l year of his age. .lburn was originally appoinksl commissioner the I•:seter District Court of Bankruptca , in 1. aril two years afterwards, by au order of Lord 'heist, he WAS removed to the Loudon Court ••• he acted until very recently. Mr. Registrar Harlitt, a, disposed of the business in the Bankruptcy Court absence of the late commissioner from laths . living unable to proceed to-day, such of tbe mat . le contested stood over for the attendance of one •••• • • isimmissioners, or of the new cosi • hould one he appointed. Oi;sEireaTlONS FROM A BALLOON.—in • h. bon addressed to the Academy of &lett:es, M. • . n gives an account of the phenomena he ob . lc; late eeientilie ascent in all air-balloon. •• • • ••iiiid. he states that its intensity is propagated • 0.1.• height iu the atmosphere. Thais, he ' nI.IL of a steam-engine at au altitude of , • •• . the noise of a railway train passing, at r. • the I ,, irking of dogs, at 1,1400 metres; the ' ' auli• the 'aloe; the cries of a large crowd, the ' • k - .:n.d th. noi.et of bells at 1,000 metres ; '"'h•• ainl the music of an orchestra at 1,400 ••• ' •.; carriage"; on a stone pavement at .................. lean voice at 1,000 metres (1-Bths of • rer ul frogs at 900; and the chirping of 111 , . It is nut so in the case or a tle ' h'a • for lite voice of the aeronaut at an alti ••• ih. o, (alinet make itself heard distinctly. • • 11..1 no impediment to an :mending sound. • .• per i-i•conil in the latter case is about 'I la pt waters of a lake echo the sound best • Whi Inc HOGII 1110vC1 iu obedience to the 1.a1,.w sWo•CpS either the earth or the clouds. .;It biol. but it sometimes happens that, : tacker spot than itself on the country, it •• a lin ii ill OUR appiarance. In this case, es •h it Is found to consist of a dark .• Aare:aided by luminous penumbra. On • ni a yarn it appears yellow. On the • •• y are t. hate, and at the moment of beating parr 'dry wali the sun shining, the air hal . • •'• •1 de l .irted with all its detail., and of a • • tl - hen it has reached an altitude of 3,000 hv :eine:its dark and impenetrably. in propor . • • .• a duainutiou of moisture. The light of the • •'11 • o • to pructr a t e through every terrestrial ..,1 .• •:•• that of the m oon , w hi c h i s a l ways re d , seems 4 of et . them. .DRA MA BETTING IN LONDON.-{TrnB DAY.) THE QUERN% THEATRE, 11A)NG-AORE. Mr. Byrosee four-act play, 7b Laaraakire Lou, is runeing is prosperous career. which at .this season of the year is somewhat ` remarkable, or rather it would be remarkable if it were not for the strong attractions which the pieos elem. la fact, we do not remember a melodrama, even in the palasieltdaye of the " little Adelphi," which presented era strong a combination of thrilling "situations." It may be very true that a good many of the - incidents of the piece are not of a nature likely to occur k everyday life ; but the melodrama has its own law of probabilities. Assume these,. just as at the opera you lemma the exist ence of noes who converse in recitative, and whose pas- Aims never betray themselves but in song, and every step in the plot of The LanoarAire Loss seems to be the most natural thing in the world. Another very strong point is the, admirable Manner in which the play is performed. Bracy character, down to Mr. Bedbarn's gossiping clerk, is really acted ; and the leading parts are played with life like fidelity. If one were critical, one might perhaps be disposed to suggest that a little more vivacity in Mr. Dan ville's earlier scenes would be desirable, and that Mr. L. Brough does not seem quite to have mastered the laws which regulate the use of the A superfluous in the Cockney dialect, and which forbid its appearance anywhere save in accented, or at least in emphatic syllables. But on the whole, nothing could be better. Miss Nally Moore* as Spotty would observe, " the very moral" of a domestic heroine ; and she is well supported by Mr. Wyndham, who sustains the character of her faithful lover. Mr. Brough and Mr. S. Emery also illustrate, with great success, low life in it. virtuous and slightly essitimenti, as well as in its -rascally` and slightly cask, phase. The scenery is remarkably effective. The steamer which comae across the stage, apropos of nothing particular, but which Ids off real steam, is rather isCrusnmlesian touch ; though it somber iMiteriewhilkumete Um Ishmael& imik•-blteirser of London playgoer, who, if he has not seen the old pier at Egremont, is tolerably familiar with what have been termed " Thames 'busses." This whole scene, it may be observed, is extremely beantiful. A long run may be pre dicted for the piece ; and, when London fills again, it will probably turn out to be as great a hit as the Colleen Bean. 2.30 'AL Speculation prowl "eosnembat tame - imp Pm the Bt. Leger, 6to 4 war gin *bred ea the held. King Alfred appeared be have palmed a "bad night," as ha gradually receded to 11 to 2 (offered), and aimed% aa 6 to 4 was laid against him forfora piaci. Ylaoount continued in good request at 7 to 1, andryphoeue, at 20 to 1, had some good bueinems dais in his favour. Quotations as follow : BT. LEG R.. • 6 to 4 art The Bart t6to 4) 11 to 2 King Alfred' (off, t7to 1) 100 to 16 Formosa (t) 100 to lb Visoount (of, 7to 1 t and w) 100 to 0 Typhoeus (off, 20 to l t). 100 to 3 ()rem Sleeve (t) to 1 Restitution (t) 40 40 to 1 • 8t Ronan (t) 6 to 4 King ta e Alfred 1,2, 3 t and off; evert money had been ken. WOO to lb opt Paul Jes (t) 1000 to 15 Howse ( on 1) ChICIRT.—ITHIB DAY.) THE OVAL FILMSET V. TOMEI= (111141111). This the last of the great county matches to be played on meth:golden grounds during the present season was coma ended at about 12.20 at the Oval to-day. The weather was flue, and the temperature agreeable, the wickets were exoellest, and the company large. Surrey won the-Soes, and sent in Humphrey and Jupp, who kepi their wickets up until 47 were put onWn. when Humphrey was caught at =d- Th; second and third wickets fell with the score at 76. Mr. Calvert joined Jupp, and the play was steady up to the time of our despatch leaving, when the score was as foUowit4 litow Opt isl/11410) NIL • . . , EXTRAORDINARY SCENIC AT TIIR ST. JAMES'S Tuzsvag.—A scene of a very unusual kind for a London theatre, and moat of all a West-end theatre, occurred at the St. James's on Saturday night. The special attrac tion during the week was a performer placarded as "The Great Mexican Tragedian." He proved the reverse of a succeseful veculation. On Saturday niAt he was cor dially hissed during the earlier acts of Richard 111, and on the dropping of the curtain on the second act the manager came forward, announced that the performance vr: not proooed, and entered into explanations that led to the inference that insufficient capital was the cause. The uproar was intense, and the " gods" with a shout ed to take out their revenge in tearing up the gal rerireVats. This destruction was, however, prevented by the intervention of some of the employa, and after an hour's indescribable confusion the house was cleared at 10 o'clock. It was stated that the actors and aetresees brought about the dinoueffient by striking, in consequence of the nonpayment of their salaries. AlilaritlCA.—NEW YORK, AIIOI7BT 23.—The In man royal mail steamer City of Antwerp arrived here to-day. All well. SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 24.—The United States steamer Ariel, from New York on the Bth inst., has arrived here. She landed 26 passengers for this port and proceeded for Bremen. INDIA AND CHINA (HRATY)MAILI3.--GIBRALTAR. Avotter 23.—The Peninsular and Oriental ,Company's steamer Delta left at 7 p.m. to-day for Southampton, where she may be expected on the 28th inst. All well. OUTWARD INDIA, CHINA, AND ADEITRALIAN Mina OP 8.14 m Anonirr.--Sun6, Aim= 24.—The Pe ninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Simla left at 6 p.m. yesterday, and the Malta at 5 a.m., to-day, for Calcutta and Bombay respectively, clearing off all cargo. ORRWICASTLE, AuousT 23.—The Allan steam ship Peruvian, from Quebec on the 15th inst., arrived in Lough Foyle at 11.30 p.m. to-day, with mails and 60 saloon and 63 steerage passengers. The London mails were not landed, and she proceeded for Liverpool immediately. According to the arrangements at the time of the departure of her Majesty and the junior members of the royal family for Lucerne (says the Morning Pot was expected the Queen and court would return to - land about the commencement of next month. Shou ld these arrangements be adhered to, her Majesty may be expected to :Lime in this country from the Continent in the course of the ensuing fortnight. It is believed that ber Majesty will make a trip this autumn to Balmoral, and that the Queen will stop at Windsor for a day or so on the way to the north. DurMg the absence of her Majesty and the royal family from Windsor Castle some important repairs are being carried out there. The stone facing of the North Terrace, which crowns the picturesque portion of the private grounds known as the "Slopes," is being repaired by Metiers. Watson and Burfoot, of Windsor, in various places. The stonework is about Eft. is thick ness, yet the roots of the ivy with which it is covered have so penetrated between the joints of some of the massive stones as to cause them to bulge outwards. In order to execute these repairs, scaffolds are slung from the battlements. Other repairs are being executed within the castle. The Court Journal says that during the Queen's absence from the Castle it is customary to employ a large number of workpeople on the necessary repairs of the pri vate and servants' apartments, but at the present tame scarcely more than from twenty to thirty mechanics are engaged, including carpenters, painters, gliders, masons, &c. The marriage of Mr. Percy Oxenden with Miss Isabella Finch Hatton is, says the Morning Post, postponed on account of the death of the elder sister of the Wide, which took place on the 19th. At a meeting at Carlisle on Saturday of the sobsesibers to the Cumberland memorial of the late Earl of Carlisle, it was resolved that Mr. Foley, MA., be en gaged as sculptor , and that the statue should be placed on the Moat at Brampton. There is a sum of 700/. available for the purpose. PRINCES AND PICKPOCKETS.—It has been stated that the Prince de Joinville was lately robbed of 2801. in money and some bills and letters of credit, at the Hotel des Quatre Saisons, at Wiesbaden. The thief was pounced upon by M. Seyfried, the director of police, in the public gaming rooms, where he was playing at roulette for very small stakes. Being seized by the collar and publicly taxed with the theft he at once confessed, and most of the money was found upon him. The man, who is a German, was very speedily tried, and sentenced to a year's imprisonment. Prince Narischkine, who was robbed at Baden-Baden of 4,000/. and a necklace worth 400/., won, it is said, more than the whole amount of his lees by a run of luck at the tables the next day. THE NEW DOCKS AT BOULOGNE. The formal opening of the grand docks has just takenplace, when the imperial yacht, having on board his Imperial High ness Prince Napoleon, steamed up the harbour and, enter ing the lock gates, bore up for the east quay, where she was made fast. There was a great crowd, chiefly English visitors, collected on the pier-head and quay to witness the opening, who, seeing the prince on the bridge of the yacht, loudly che ered hi-u, his imperial highness receiving the congratulations by repeatedly. bowing. The dock was commenced in the year 18.59, and has been nine years in eourse of completion. The total cost has been a little under 300,000/. The space it occupies is on the weed side of Bou logne harbour at Caperure. The basin for shipping occupies asap-tildes of more than 17acres, with& quay wall front age of 3,600 feet, and a superficial quay space of over 240,000 for the stowage of goods. It is of irregular shape and about 1,300 feet in greatest length, and 1;30 feet in greatest breadth. The lock, or half-tide basin is 3'2.3 feet in length, and 68 feet in breadth, with a depth over the cill of the gates of 29 feet at high-water spring tides, and 23 feet at high water neap tides. But the facility of entering it is mea sured, not by its own depth, but by that of the channel leading to it over the bar of Boulogne harbour. This is stated by the moat recent measurements to be about 241 feet at high-water spring tides, and 19 feet at high-water neap tides. From these figures about 3 feet must be deducted for the fall of the waves, the allowance to be made for not following the exact channel, and other causes, and, filially, the maritime authorities of Boulogne declare the harbour to be easily accessible under all circumstances to vessels drawing 211 feet water at high-water erring tides, and 16 feet at high-water neap tides. A SPEECH BY GENERAL GRANT. At Galena the other day, in reply to an address of welcome, General Giant spoke as follows:—" Gentlemen and fellow-citizens of Galena,—After an absence of three years from your midst, it affords me great pleasure to return here again to PIN! 3ou all, and, as I hope, spend an agreeable and quiet fortnight with you. During that time I will be happy to sec you at your homes and at mine whenever you can make it convenient to call. I shall not on this occasion nor upon any other make you a speech, which I suppose you are well aware of. I am very glad to see you. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUROEONS.—At the last meeting of the council of this institution, Mr. J. F. South, consulting surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital, resigned his chair as an examiner, an appointment whsch he has held since 1819. Mr. South, who has Riled the office of president on two occasions, will still continue to afford hie colleagues all the benefit of his experience at the meetings of the council, of which body he is a life member, having been elected in 1841. CRYSIAL PALACE.—HALF-A-CROWN DAY. SATTTRDAY, Amuse ft—Admissions by NUM tickets, 1,971; ditto on payment, I,l9o—total visitors, 3,097. THE EXPRESS; 119[01fDAY AUGUST . -' 24; kg6B. "P" WESti tir Aura XTI.IDE CANAL. ADIOU1112111DIIKKIJNE%:-OHNI D+Y.) ~ •nu moiniag;:at 11 o'clock .Wort. darter, 4 AB 'rimer tor Beet llBl ß l 79 znitimed. ki-ahe heard-seem of Camberwell Workhouse, the yaijry eespdhag the supposed robbery sad murder of hie Ilea, aged 48 Jean. The inquiry bad been adjourned in order to give th? pane time to discover the whemaboun of a person who was last seen walkilg with the deceased along the banks of the Surrey Canal dear the Old Sant-road-bridge. Several !Mamas were examined to-day, but no evi denos was given to justify the inhuman that violence had been used towards the deceased by any other person. The Coroner said that as there bad been a elispicion that the deceased had met his death by foul means, he should caution the suspected party not to make any state- Meet that might eliminate himself. Thomas Butler was then called. Coroner—Do you think that anything that you may aay will tell to your disadvantage ? Witness—No, sir; I wish to tell all. I was at a public. house called the Alexandra, and I there met the deceased. We had some beer, He asked me to walk home with him, and we left the house together and prOceeded to the William the Fourth, near the Surrey Canal. I left him for a moment, and upon my return I found him missing. I again went out, and I found him outside, and then walked on ; and I waited a short time on the beaks of the canal. lie did not come, and I went to a neighbour's bonnet* bee my child, - and thou.! went home. I did not know until the next morning that he wee drowned. The jury concurred in an opinion expressed by the Coroner, by returning a verdict of "Accidental death through walking into the canal while under the influence of drink." . _ liElifOUS ATTACK ON AYOUNO LADY IN A KOMI!' MARENT.--(11FIDI DAY.) O$R:o There is still very Halle business in the Stook Exchange, but most of the market, have re opened to-day with a - ,slightly better ten dency. Consols are inquired for, sad have im proved .it per oent., a few purchases having been made to cover reettat sales for a fall. Railway shares are steady at, in most cases, the closing prices of Friday. In• the foreign stock market, Italian bonds of 1861 are iri request, and have risen 1 . per oont., owing to a similar advance this morning upon the Paris 13ourse. Some * of the other foreign securities show tirmnees. Otherwise there is no feature worthy of special notice. No alteration is apparent in the discount market. Loans on English government securities are offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 to 1h per oent. Como la are quoted 933 for money, and 933 to 94 for the amount (September 8), and the Three per Cent& Reduced and New Three per Ceuta., 94 to 3. With the exception of a rise of 1 per cent. in Great Western, and a reduction to the same extent in Metropolitan, railway stocks are unchanged. Prices are quoted an follows :—Caledonian, 78 to 1; London and North Western, 1151 to ',116; Great Western, 481 to 1; Midland, 1061 to' 1'07; London and South Western, 88 to 90, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 361 to ; Brighton, 521 to 1; South Eastern, 76 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 1111 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1051 to 1061 ; Ditto A, 103 :to 1 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 191 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1291 to 130 ; York and North Midland, 91 to 92; Berwick, 101 to 102 ; and North British, 341 to 361. The foreign stock market is firmer. Italian bonds of 1861 are in good demand, and have im proved 1 per cent., the present price being 52 to 4. Turkish of 186.5 are 1 higher, at 384 to 39. Brazilian of 1865, 76} to 771 ; Chili= of 1867, 931 to 941; Egyptian of 1864, 841 to 83 ; Mexi can, 154 to ; Peruvian of 1865, 79 to 1; Rus sian of 1866, 921 to 9311 Orel, 84 to ; Spanish of 1867, 34 to ; Turkish of 1858, 661 to 671; and ditto of 1862, 644 to 651. Indian Government securities are without altera tion. The Five per Cents. are quoted 1141 to 115; the Four, 1041 to 2 ; the Bonds, 20s. to 235. prem. ; and the Debentures, 1051 to 1. Bank Stock is SI better, at 244 to 246. Exche quer Bills, 15s. to 20s. prem. In the market for bank shares Anglo-Austrian are 58. lower, at 61 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Otto man, Ito prem. ; Consolidated, Ito prem. ; London and Westminster, 671 to ; London and County, 301 to ; and Union of London, 351 to 1. The only movement in miscellaneous shares is a rise of 2s. 6d. in Hudson's Bay, viz., to 152 to National Discount, 111 to 2; General Credit, 22 to 2 dia. ; Credit Foncier, 22 to 3 per share; International Financial, 1f to 11 dis. ; London, 24 to 22 dis. ; Telegraph Construction, 151 to 3 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 211 to 2. - United States 5-20 Bonds are 1 per oent. lower, at 71} to t ; Atlantic and ()rest Western Railway debentures are quoted 37 to I, being 1 per cent. worse, and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 371 to t. The report of the directors of the Submarine Telegraph Company states that the receipts during the half-year have been sufficient to enable the directocs to pay off 1,0001. of the debenture debt, to provide for the dividend on the preference stock, amounting to 1,2251., which has become an additional charge on the revenue, to recommend a dividend at the rate of 5 per oent. per annum upon the ordinary stock, and to add 2,6591., being the usual proportion (one-tenth) of the gross re ceipts, to the reserve fund. The Council of India will receive tenders on the 2nd proximo for bills on Calcutta and Madras to the amount of 200,000/. A special meeting of the Electric and Inter national Telegraph Company will be held on the Bth of September, " for the purpose of considering, and, if so resolved, of authorising the board to sell and convey to her Majesty's Postmaster-General, in his corporate capacity, and to his successors, and to require him to purchase, the undertaking of the company upon the terms and under the powers and provisions contained in the Telegraph Aot, 1868." TWO O'OLOGgi The English funds are steady, at the above men tioned rise. In the railway market Great Western stock lain demand, and has advanoed ;percent., the present price being 491 to 1 1. Great Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover have improved I t o 1, while Caledonian has declined I. Foreign bonds are unchanged, apart from a decline of i per cent. in Turkish of 1865. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are steady, at 931 for money, and 931 to 94 for the account, AR regliiis railway stocks, South Easter:, 1 / 6 8 declined per cent., viz., to 751 to 76, while Midland has improved 1, the present price being 107 to 1. Metropolitan, 111 to 1; Brighton, 521 to 1; Caledonian, 751 to ; London and North Western, 1151 to 1161; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1291 to 130 ; and Cheat Western, 491 to 1. Foreign bonds are quoted about the same as at 2 o'clock. Italian of 1861, 52 to 1; Orel, 84 to 1; Nicholai, 661 to ; New Spanish, 331 to 341 ; and Turkish of 1865, 381 to 1. About 20,0001. in bar gold has been sent into the Bank to-day. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 77c. for the account, being per cent. better than on Saturday. MINE&-(THIS DAL) ONE O'CLOCK. Home mining shares have been very little dealt in. Annexed are some of the present prices, viz.: —West Chiverton, 60 to 62 ; Prince of Wales, 34e. to 36e. ; Chiverton Moor, 6} to 7 ; Marke Valley, 7 4 to 71; and East Caradon, 2 to 21; West Frances, 28 to 30 ; West Drakewalls, 6s. to Bs. ; Tincroft, 13 to 131 ; North Treskerby, 9s. to l Is. : and Wheal Buller, 6 to 8. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted as follows :- Bt. John del Rey 19 to 20 ; Don Pedro, 21 to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to / prem.; Pestarena, / to / die.; Chou tales, 1/ to 2} ; Rossa Grande, to I pram . ; Anglo-Italian, par to prem. ; United Mexican, 1/ to I ; Frontino and Bolivia, /to / ; Port Phillip, 1/ to ; Central American, I din to par ; Sao Vicente, par to I prem. ; and Yudanamutana, 4; to I. The Cape Copper Mining Company have re ceived despatches, per Celt steamer, to 6th July, in Namaqualand. The superintendent writes, " You will hear with much satisfaction that we have at length been blessed with abundant rains. I am happy to say that carrying has begun on the Hondeklip line, and will commence in a few days on the Port Nolloth road." At Ookiep Captain Williams writes, "The various operations SAIPPIXO INU;MCIEZI6I.(27UB DdY.) Lowoor, August 24.—Wind at noon 13. W., Wien broom and floe. . OftA•WARND, Augaet U.—Arrived : Plying Cloud, from Trial dad; Hatine, Trizudad ; Ulywes, 9t. Vincent ; Be. Bird, Barbs does' Candidat, Barbedora•, Evadne, Antigua ; Maria, Havannah. St—Faside, Hi:smith ; Albion, Quebec ; Post, Quebec; Brea, Quebec; Kreisberg, ditto. It —Sailed : Bacchus, for Calcutta. Dam., Aural ft —Arrived : Clara, from ICurracbee • Claus Hattie, Quebec . Arrived from the river : Bacchu s , for C alcutta. Bailed: Oolla (r.) of Waterford, for New York. Ismosi Porta, Augu St —Arrived Peruvian, from Quebec, and left for Li verpool. Livaaroet,, August 22.—Arrived : Louisiana, from New York; Lab, Poleurea. 211.--City of New York, Halifax. 22.—Sailed Java, far New York. Hou., August fl.—Bailed: Royal Vktorik for Quebec. Orr Caooresvaw August. U.—Anived : Palmyra (sa.), from New Yraft—left lath. iZTro;;;;,Awng : City of New York, from New York— lett 14 ta • Nebneeke (na), New York; Jars, Liver- Fool, and left for New York. _ CASUALTIES. lATERPOOI6 August M.—The " Scotsman " newspaper states that the Restless (schooner), which sailed from Leith for Deme rara August IS, was towed back neat day totally dianasted, and would discharge. August 19: The Tara left this port yesterday for Quebec, but was driven ashore on Formby Spit the same even ing dmthr a very severegale, and became • total wreck ; master, Armabong, saved, IA bands lost. The Neptune, hence for Bram River, is reported lost, a white buoy has been picked up t niark hre 4 , 4 =tune." A large ship is ashore on Hoylake. A large vessel is reported ashore at East Hayle. A bng . sabots on Formby Point. A large ship is ashore at Dove Spit. A skip at anchor, 90 per chart, with signal@ of d .ess, Hoylake life boat is going out to her. Several wrecks reported awg the north coast, about Formby and locality. Limaroor, August 89:—Two small baste have been washed whom near Hdbre Island ; one is painted stone colour without name, and the other has " Mariner, of Wexford, J. Sinnet, muter," an it. The Edward Bullet, of Galway, le ashore on Formby Boathouse; crew saved. The Catherine (of Fowey), for Dublin, was run into this morning, between I and 9 o'clock, while at anchor near New Brighton, by an inward steamer. PIMA WCIt, Awust 21.—The Fancy. of Power', from Charles town for Liverpool, has foundered off the Eummeletone ; crew — iiTivris. August 22.—The Pbcebus, of Newcastle, loaded, is ashore near Yenikale; detoys (l buoys) on bar driven away during gale. RASTIMIUIII, August FL—A large brig with foremast gone. going up Channel in tow of two tugs, foundered at 2 p.m. to-day off this place. MILFORD. Aurae n.—Lest night, and up to this time, it has blown an extremely heavy gale from 8.8.8. during which the Idlen Owenillan from Fishguard drove ashore on Umbras Sends and became a total wreck ; mew saved. Ittascor ex, August Sff.—A smack beg sunk in Most Bay; crew taken off by a pilot. Csariirr, August U.—The Souvenir, of Weymouth, has been towed o ff Carat Sends, with loss of f. WATT/WOAD. August f6.—Tbe veal.* arrived here, reports that between Aridow and Blackwater she pared the Favourite, distrusted and apparently in a sinking state, and that she o ff ered to take the crew off, but they declined. August 12.—The Tem perance of thie port, and the Caroline of Barnstaple, are on shore inside Hook Light; crews saved by the life apparatus. The Caroline wassupposed to be the pilot boat, which is safe. Psourrow 21—The Jules Josaphios, of &cordite, from Liane hy to BoMestm, to remsang for this !Mebane to-day was totally wrecked on the ketch of the Dormbar sand ; crew saved by the lifeboat. Pitt, August ff.—Arrived : No. 13 pilot boat, with loss of jibboom and considerable damage to bulwarks and stanchion% having been struck by a sea of Lundy. WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) MONDAY. AVOOST 24, 8 Al.. la P. Extreme. , 'Bea, B. T. V W. 1t0..--- , --, W.l IL Ito It ! 12 P D. I 9. ---. -- Nairn 29.32 1 53'53 N.W. 3 1 N.W. ro 1.71 1 Aberdeen 23.93 r,54 50 W.N.W 3.• 6 N.W. be 3 Leith 29.46r,6661 W.N.W 6 6 N.W. be - Shields 99.52 riss 30, N.W. I 6 7 N.W. c 4 ficarboro' 29.58C57 59 W. 4, 6 N.W. cb 4 Yarmouth 29.7215666 W.8.W., 4 6 W.N.W oc 0.63 1 4 Helder- Bkvadeanain. I —' I I I Ardrosma 23.58 r 54 50 N.W. i4l 8 N.W. ro 0.17 4 Oreeneastle 1211.65ri&1 511W.N.W '4 ' 7 N . W re 0.29 - Holyhead 129.731 5662 W. I 0 7 .N.W oo 0.01 - Liverpool . 4 '99.71 157 14 W.N.W .41 . a N.W. a 0.04 5 Valenti& 129.94447 511 N.W. 4, 6 N. rb S CapeCkßoches Pt 19.31/r 1 54 52 W.B.W. 4 1 6 N.W. oe 8 Penance 129.911r,57 541W.N.W S, 6 N.W. a II Plymouth- 1 29.9207 14;W.N.W 2' 7 W.N.W 3 Weymouth .129.88r58 511 W. 3. 9 W. co 2 Portsmouth ;19.86'156 53w N.W 1' 6 .N.W co 1 London 119.81 r 58 51 W.N.W 3i 8 .N.W re 0.01 - C. Oris Nis 1 26.99r,59 54W.N.W 910 W. e —l7 Brest 'miser 57 551 N.W. 1! 4 W. o -. 1 Lorient 129.96r 1 5462 1 N.E. 11 ; 4 W. e 0.10 1 Biarritz 20.98r 1 7016849.N.Wi 5 1 - me —. 5 Paris Tooke .llr 63,83 N.W. IS 7 I W.N.W cb 4 Bear t'seas '22.11 ird M. B. I' 1 ' 8. b 9 Berceseter °Duetted and redseed to St der. at s a leyeL The lettere r (rising), f (falling), • (steady), in.• e direction of motion of the inerem7 within last 14 boom. Thermometer exd in shade. Extreme forte with its direction doling last boon. Z.--ealin. Weather: b.—blos sty; (detached) ,• f. — fog ; ; L—lightning ; m. — ; o.—overeset (dull) ; ; ; t.—thunder it riatZ, snow or hail (melted), during last 24 hours. Bea disturbance. REMARKS. Atmospherical matures in the north diminished yesterday tery, ntOdly, and readings at Naim and Aberdeen are still low. On oar other coasts pressure. have continuously increased dun the last thirty-six boom; bat on the coast of France a slight ii diminution is shown since yesterday. The differenos between readiaiv r t Nairn and Fensanee six - tenth . of an inch. Not much is shown in temperature. The gale of Saturday continued o blow with increased violent* during the night on our east road, and in the Bestial% and Irish Channels, but mo derate during yesterday. This morning a north-westerly gale is reported from Cape Oris-Nest; on our masts fresh north-westerly winds are now prevalent. Much rain fell in Scotland on Satur day, and at Nairn a large amount fell yesterday. The weather is now generally cloudy. The death of M. &tinier, who was stabbed by ono of the soldiers employed in dispersing an electoral meeting at Dames, is expected from day to day. M. Payan, who commanded the soldiers on the occasion, has been promoted to a captaincy. The inhabitants of Nimes are very indignant, and it is feared that some disturbance may take place at the funeral of M. Sannier should he un fortunately die. M. Bodinton, the Prefect of the Gard, was hissed by the public on his appearing on the day of the Emperor's fete in the arena of the bull fight. The following capital ?not is ascribed to M. Ranker, in the Cloche of last Saturday :—" The proof that the Empire really means Peace is that peace has been made three or four times since the Empire, and that it will be made again." GUARINO-CR 088 HOTEL COMPANY (LIMITED . (TSB Day .) — At the half-yearly meeting of sharehol ders, held this morning at the hotel, the report stated that the profit on the buemais done during the past six months is 9,923/. 9e. 9d., after placing 2,0001. to the credit of the fund for repairs and renewals, 2,3091. 9s. 2d. interest on debentures, and charging all other incidental expenses; which sum of 9,923/. 9s. 9d., together with 1,7301. Bs. 9d. brought forward from last half-year will amount to 11,653/. 16e. Gd. The directors recommended the declara tion of a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, amounting to 13,000/., and leaving a balance of 3,653/. 16e. &I. to be carried over to the next half year. The report was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum declared. Hit. GLADSTONE AND TR% FINANCLLL REFORM r SSW.— The executive committee of the Financial Reform l'ition. having forwarded to Mr. Gladstone a copy of a resolution passed at their weekly meeting on Tuesday last, have inceived the following reply:—" Penmaenmawr, N.W., August 19, 1868. Sir,-1 am gratified to find that my late reference to the increment of our national expen diture has attiaited the notice of your association, and I am rule it is highly desirable that the attention of the constituencies should at this juncture be effectually drawn to the subject. —I remain, air, your faithful servant, W. & 014rOZONS. J. Noble, Esq..' RAILWAY CARRIAO.B. On Thursday morning, we (Northern Whig) regret to say, an outrage of a most brutal character was committed upon a young lady in a first-class carriage of the I;llster Railway Company, between the towns of Porta down and Lisburn. The assault was of a most serious and violent kind i and what the real extent of the injuries may eventually be cannot at present be ascertained, as the young . lady lies at Lisburn under medical treatment in a very critical state. The details of the gross outrage which we have re ceived are as follow, and we believe they will be found substantially correct :—The young lady who has. been the subject of this cruel treatment is a resident of ' Belfast, but for the last few days, had been residing in an important town upon one of the branch lines worked by the Ulster Railway Company, her visit to that town having been caused by the death of a brother, whims interment took the day previous to that upon which this young lady le ft for Belfast. On the departure of the tram from that town the only other occupant of the apartment in which the lady happmed to be was a gentleman whose description we have only par tially learned. This person having observed the melancholy aspect of his female fellow-traveller, who naturally was much depressed at the death of her relative, entered into conversation with her. Some time after this her brutal companion made an at tempt to violate her person. This was of course repelled, but violence was at once resorted to by this scoundrel, who used every means in his power to ac complish his villainous design. With a heroism which did the lady credit, and a strength which, until that moment, she thought she did not possess, she resisted—and memo fully too—the attacks made so furiously and repeatedly upon her. Her garments were torn ; her hair dishevelled ; her watch chain broken, and she also sustained very severe personal injuries. At one time the lady, in the maddening desperation of the moment, sought safety from her tormentor by trying to throw herself out of the carriage-en act whiFh we are . gliy . 4 to say she did not snaeed in accomplishing, as death must 'have been the certain result. On the train arriving at the Lis burn station, the perpetrator of this detestable offence speedily left the carriage, in which the young lady was afterwards discovered in a fainting condition. She was at once removed to the house of a friend in Railway street, where medical aid was procured, and where the lady so tar recovered that some time after she was enabled to swear informations against her assailant, for whom the constabulary are at the present on the look-out, but up to last night he bad not been arrested. RAILWAY MINING, AND OTHER SHARES.-(THIS DAY.) [Closing prises to 1 p.m.) COLONIAL GOVERMENT 61:0 _ _ _ Canada, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1877 to 1884, 104. Do. 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 82. New South Wales, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1888 to 1896, 991, i. New Zeeland, 6 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct., 98 3, 73. Do., 6 per cent., 1891, June and Dec., 110. Queensland, 6 par cent., 1891, Jan. and July, 104 Victoria, 6 per cent., April and Oct., 114 f. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 761. Great Eastern, 361, Great Western, ongtnal, 481, 50, 491. London, Brighton, and South Coast, 621, xn. London, Chatham, and Dover, 191, 1. London and North Western, 116, 161, 16k, 151, 161. Metropolitan Extension (div. lim. to 6percent. till Jan., 1870), 109, x all. Metropolitan District, 78, 9. North Staffordshire, 67, 8, ad. South Eastern, 761, 61. PREkEiIENCE SHARES. Great Northern, 5 per cent., 112. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. South Eastern, 41 per cent., 1839, 88. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bombay, Bar. and Cent. India, gun. 5 per ct., 1041. Demerara, 7 per cent. perpetual reference, 101. East Indian, gun. 5 per cent., 1071, 1, in. Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 6 per cent., 108, n. Scinde, gun. 5 per cent., 1031. Do., Delhi, 1634. Do., Punjeub, 1021. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, lc% }. Buenos Ayres, GL South. (Liar.), gun. 5 per ct., 16. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 161, 1. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk, gun, by Rani= Government, 6 per cent., i• South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 8, 11-16. BRITISH MINES. Great Lazey (Limited), 171. Marko Valley, 71. Woe Chiverton, 60i. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Cape Copper (Lim.) ' 121, 12. Chentalee Gold and Silver Mining (Limited), 2. Don Pedro, North del Rey f , 2 , 1 9-16, pm. Vancouver Coal (Limited ), Tudanamutana of S. Austinha (Limited), 4s, DOCKS. - _ London and St. Katlia;uie,4 per cent. Debenture Stock, Sei• JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), B, 9. Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), London and River Plate (Limited), 431. London and CounZ, 1, ad. London Joint Sta g ' 321. London and Westnunster, Scrip, issued at 10/. press., none of which has been paid, 641, 1. National Provincial of England, 2nd and 3rd issue, 391. tnion of Australia, 4 9- MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 211, 1. Atlantic Telegraph, 34, /. City Offices (Limited), 3, . Credit Fonder of England 21 (Limited), 3, 2 15-16. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gun. by Egyptian govern weatt, F 2 . l * —.- - Electra and International Telegraph, New, 16f, ad. Foreign and Colonial Government Trust and Loan Scrip, issued at 8/5/., 861. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 5 7-16, C London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 11. National Discount Company (Limited), 111, 1. Peninsular and Oriental Steam , 63l. 16i, Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited), ti 16 . Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 731, y. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY —According to the half -year ly report of the London, Chatham, and Dover RRaaillway, the gross receipts in the six months ended June 30 were 290,4881., as against 265,747/. last year. The increase was thus at the rate of more than 9 per cent. The expenses were 207,6351., and this exceeded by 31 per cent. the expenditure in the corre ding period of 1867. The net result is a balance of 82,8521. On the other hand, the accounts show that the aggregate deficiency on all the sections, exclusive of inte rest or dividend on Victoria share-capital, is 135,9941. There is a passage in the report relative to the recent in crease of rates on this system, and which the directors maintain that the revised fares will bear a favourable comparison with the rates charged by other companies. It is further contended that the prevailing discontent is mainly based on misconception, and illustrates the dan ger of companies trying experiments with very low fares, on account of the difficulty of retracing their steps should the experiment fall of success. NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF WORKS OF ART, AT Limne.—Return of admissions: Saturday, August 22, by immix tickets, 779; by payment of Is. each, 4,032; tota l, 4,811. _ &Med on • • * pie* month h;vebeen• very a for tho month was 15008418f th;r 0-2- , , 313 p lion. ' • COWINELL AXP MARI.EIf2S 4 • . - NA . Rre-LANE.---CllllB DAY.) ' These wairialrii isoderate supply ef link wIN oa selebelniiii-day the quality dl the wapiti wee ac ceßent. Both red Sid white deeceiptions set s - dal at. "decline hi the quotations, whoa boespared with Let, le. to b. per gassier. Toseign yew tqcy dull of sala, 1101116 reqaal tsar bottom only at about a missiles rebel:low • *libel! Obi& Of new lingtinti barley was ea offer, the condition of which was generally steely.% Tba quota tions ruled firm, however, with s ssodershe demand. The mak had* Wee qui et et ekes*, evereseles. Inhaior oats weseegain the tors cheerer, but good par cels being gominangled harass.. • Beans were a said on forms testes. • • There welietdy** moderate inquiry for pew; but the quotations were la Mahe changed =slowly, at basely lad week's _ . - Rye yru dull and drooping. ThetOwee s: good biomass passing in the Eng= market and the quotations ruled ann. seed realised 10e. to 12s. per bushel. New winter tares (Engebh) hold at lts. to 128. per bushel. Linseed was dull and lower to sell, but rapeseed was nominally un changed. The flour trade was heavy, and both country and foreign marks were offered on lower terms. 11;4414.1ing - iriiin-cariSiraclie AM continues inactive. =l:l lt a t t i rtelini tri n e rfo 1.. For oa th' wasg however, there baa beau° inquiry. We quote :-Ohi rha arrived, 48a. to 60a. 6d. • Taganrog, 475. to 484. ; Maria nopoli, 51a. 6d. to 635. id. w 492 lbs. ; Baltaktik, 444. ; Wallach:lap. 444 e-to 46e. ;_ Ibrad, 43a. 6d. ; Danubian. 44.. 6d. • ralatat, 445. ; Ynalja, 465, fad . tad* ed. -per46olbe." Maisie illeat is du ll , Int the quotatioas re main nominally unaltered. In the early part of the week an active demand prevailed, and no advisee of 3d. to 6d. took place, which bas mice been lost. Galata on pesasa has sold at 344. 9d. to 36s per 492 lb.. ; Rachova, 3is Ed Ibrail, 33a. . • Banat, 335. 9d. per 480 lb.. debts arrived, 36a. ; Barleys. 35e. per 492 lbs ; Imo, 34e. ; Salonica, 33a. 98. per 480 the. Barley has= dull, and perchaaers have shown no dispeadion to even at a decline of Bd. to la. on last week's rata. operate; arrived, has changed hands at 284. 3d. to 2110. ld. ; Ibraii, 28e. 9d. to 294. per 400164. ; Danubian, 30a. ;,B•lait. 32a. 3d. ; Mariono pol i, 211 e. 3d. per 4801 b.. In rye the transactions have been oa a very limited scale. Azov, arrived, has sold at 325. 3d. to 33.. per 4801 be. The quan tity of beans on offer is very . limited, and the nominal quotation for Snide, arrived, v 39a. 6d. to 404. 6d. per 4801bs. Linseed afloat is dull, and 6d. to la. cheaper. Cottonseed quiet. Answer. or Sam-English : Tares. 488 ; linseed, 66 ; rapeseed, 382 ; maize, 148; and sundry, 1,709 quarters. Foreign: Tara, 336; linseed, 2,760; rapeseed, 2,077; maize, 17,663; and sundry, 238 quirten. Ez,oase.-There were no exports of grain from London last week. • CURRENT PRIO2IB. Pet Qr s . - WEITAT. S. T. &NIX. Kent, red.:4B 61 to 67 Per Qr. OAT.. S. S. Sootria. ford to , fkotott potato , Iziott Nook 29 to St white U to ID Moog= Boom. 41 to 44 Tick stow , Hamm ai es ti is Zoo. 'OB i 4 to so weifoLi and I.tncX 66 1.3 " -1;1 13 - e .T. a , ror BANAT. - • = mg SO 6:0 46 .... NI to 40 (1464416( SI to 26 Kum. orioilyiked 1 7091k.m to 75 Om - 41 to 0 Ut .......... -..--- 46 to 0 42 to Mt Bodeen 42 to Id Kingston sad Ware Oil to flt Brown 64 to IS Etc. --- New 4O to 42 0.111. English. feed 26 to IN ~ potato 22 to 34 Town mads: pot - i8:1 I. Ilowienoid and imioik 44 to 44 = on ship 42 to 44 Per Darddr sad Korn* 06 bar OO to 61 Bodo& aad Madden- = 66 to 66 to la Bosalan, bard 53 to 64 As a da , 66 to 68 „ white _ . BLILIT. Pee Qr. LTC O. 11. Dial& sad ° &real& IS to it Russian ae ee U Hamra. Thud& — 46 to 411 1 371 41 313 Pus. 40 to 4t I Low, Omar Grinding ___.. M to 83 Distilling 36 to 40 Mating Oars. . _ . . White — -- as to is Yellow hoer& Preach, pee mak. 5O to 54 48 to 54 LI Cso Antietam, liiir tel. llB to to 99 attlehe INTO LONDON BY LAND ROM ALIOUST 17 TO Luouer & mew IS to 32 Dot IS to ff ARRIVALS OP ORLIN, Be. AND WATER CARRIAOH 24, BOTH INCLUSIVI Wheat ilrg• Mtah 7157 Iriah Foreign Total LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (at TELEGRAM.) OEM OIIR MIN CORRESPONDENT.) The market continues steady, and the sales foot up about 12,000 bales, at Saturday's rates. COSH BUTTER MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) (ay TRIXORAFR.) (PEON OUR OWN OORRESPONDENT.) Ordinary, no change ; 1,430 firkins. Mild cured, 1285., 124 a., 117 s. ; 100 thrluns. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SOUL—The market has been quiet since Friday for raw; FAA Only a Moderate bunion done in relined, with- Out change prices. COFFEE.—There is a fair inquiry for ooloury . qualities of East India at previous rates. The sales include fine Mysore at 955. Tza.—The market remains quiet. Rom AND SASTPETIPI.—No sales to report. Rum—About 2,000 bags sold. Madras, 9s. to 9s. 3d. ; Askoolie, 9s. 9d. to 10s. Corroa.—The market is lees active, and prices are irregular, but without material change from the previous value. so G Barley. 'tat. i Oats. beans, Peas. nous. gm. qrs. qrs. i qrs. qrs. brim. maim 6611 1 626 , 467 428 ... 1811111 7808:: 91 e60 4726 , 3071 iial '!H slBO 1 moss, etweiirtiTi 3499 416' MOD TALLOW MARKET.-(I'HD3 DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow, 438. 3d. • ?Ptenbarg Y.C., on the rpoi, old, 4 4 4. new, 44 a. nd• to 44e. 9d. • October to December, 44. M. L 4 466 . ; caliber, 46;. to 435. 3d. PARTICULARS OT TALLOW. 1986. MO. 191/,. j 1868. Stock on hand this day..Cesiti Delivery last week Ditto from lat Jane Arrival last week Ditto frost lat Aloe 31,819 1,971 19,849 3,838 19,178 d. s. d. 43 NA d. [47,217 -..-- 13,1/14 1,570 1,153 17,566 KOOS 2,753 832 16,664 4. d. 41 5 :5. 0466 44 6 45 las .45s Price T.C. as Spot tido day Ditto Tows WA Friday 2 ;11 81 :: 11 1:il 1,867 44 0 46 0 46 • Arrival lo th. week mate crept. I hot rear, SAS oaks, and deli , 1,278 oinks. The arrival bat week eompe mks from ; 10 auks frame Andras ;—total. 1,807 mks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is larger than on Mon day last, but the demand is very good and prices are higher. Good sheep are very scarce and command high rates ; there is indeed an ad vance in all descriptions. Trade is still dull for lambs, and prices are only better in very few instances. Good calves are rather dearer. Our foreign supply con sista of 2,297 beads, 1,130 sheep, and 66 calves. From Scotland there are 69 beasts ; Ireland, 66 ; and 1,889 from the Northern and Midland counties. Perinea' of alb. a. d. s. d. Per aeome of Me. 1. d. s. Ben &Gin Heralds. 5 4 6 6 BeetDekElf-brdesh 0 0 0 0 Beet Slrort-hcm ... 6 0 6 4 Beet Long-wools 5 0 5 4 Dee Secua. ds 3 8 4 8 Do., do., Shorn "' 0 0 0 0 Cal ond ve' q Pigs 3 4 5 8 Ives& memmdgrud. 4 4 4 8 8 8 6 0 Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 0 Drat DmaltElf-bredm 5 4 5 8 lambs 4 4 6 75 Beasts at 'market, 4,310 ; sheep and lambs, 30,850; came BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report there is a fair supply of new samples at market, which meet a dull sale, the quantity being generally very inferior. COAL MARL ET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton. 18s. 6d. ' • Walls End Tees, 18s. • Walls End Russell Hetton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Original Hartlel, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Hough Ha, 18s. ,• ails End Wharnellie,l6s. ; Wslls End Eden Main, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Godortb, 16s. ; Walls End Thornley, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Pram 1 6a l a is i 6d. ; New Belmont, 16s. 3d.; Holywell, 16s. 6d. ; y 16s. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 9d.—Ships at market, ;at sea, 46. Tux Una Cituicar Commussrox.—We (Times) are informed that the report of the Church Commission will be published within a fortnight. The voluminous schedules are not yet quite ready. A oomminionee attends each day at the Irish-office to revise them. The brutal assaults of a woman named Wigmore, in Hunter-street, u p on her dying iusband, were inquired into on Saturday. The coroner in summing up, laid that, after hearing the medical evidenoe, a verdict of man slaughter could not be returned, as the violence of the wife was not the actual cause of death, but the woman maid be ptoeecuted afterwarda. The jury returned a verdict elf Death from consumption, accelerated by brutal trait mart"