The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRE ----.__ LAW INTELLIGENCE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. aril C. (THIS DAY.) ilOwfng lollui -- . --•-• HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY). Dep uty The SPILT.= took the chair at 12 o'clock. The rs Y the• COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. The Solicitor-General for Ireland (Mr. Morris) took the of I: to oaths and his seat on his re-election or f Galena% 'nee, July fit (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) The Patriotic Fund Bill was read a third time and Great IN as ALREANDER POTOPH. ham, sac lon • few lima s passed, as was the Ecclesiastical Commission Bill. The bankrupt, described as of No. 2, New Broad-street. The ' Foreign Jurisdiction Act Amendment Bill pared has impr I s hell rereste e ssinisthon agent, came tip for examination sad discharge, through committee, as did the Habeas Corpus Suspension Londo of see the peed. gi r s essoured debts amount to 8,8321., agaiutwhich there (Ireland) Act Continuance Bill, and the latter was read a 117 to Al. Bo ere s ums, property surrendered to the assignees , 5501, third time and panned_ saesuel2ol to oaths an i ta ii; se s good an - d bad debts, 981. When the ease via last be- The Constabulary Force (Ireland) Bill was read a third in ; sou foe the court Mr. Commiss ioner Winslow directed an ad- ti me an d Pete end INV, joriMilmui in order that Mr. STncrae, of Constantinople, Mr. W. HUNT moved that the contract for the convey- to 1t I and then I ho p a creditor f or 5,9601 ., might be made acquainted with the once of the West African mails with the West African 129 to wno crime no m relosedille; Steamship Compa ny b obt =roved. A, 127 tc "inn away th at - Mr. Unstably, on behalf of the =knees, offered no op- mr . IgAr,plo lame to bring in • bill to in- 19 t o 20 ly, maim He mad Mr- Ererrea had been oommuniotted demerit y such in she United Kingdom as have ( ..„,„, s d with, and be had not expressed any intention to oppose. omitted to q • themselves for o ffi ces and emoluments . ('}ran d any c Ibouoia_ Th e Commissioner said that as there was no opposition [Left sitting.] the order of discharge would be granted. to 21f. nt HZ JOSEPH arantoesty. MELANCHOLY FATE OP A GOTERNESS. lower, a circular h em The bankrupt was an architect, late of 12, Clement's- --.....- tau, and reeiding at Gardon.road, Hussey. His accounts An inquiry was held by Mr. Richards, deputy 1 1 Interior, I d . chow the following large items :-Creditors =neared, lof ftp e i n, ia °eraser at the Sir George Osborne tavern, Princes-street. ai l Pit I 3,9611. ; ditto holding security, 25,3321. • and liabilities on Mile - an d New-to wn , las t relati ve to th e death , accommodation bill, 3584 • assets of doubtful value. the ieeasen7 d ere in the hands of creditors being returned at 21,7601 . under very deplorable circumstances, of Anne Dawken as. , 1.00 crsti. .0, 4* Pori. A. Lewis supported the bankrupt; Mr. W. Tay- a g s ed ersh 63 Y w etra i est : erm 2i, e V sge _g ev y e a r s i r s itrhitechapt, said th a t Ist 100 a Y, ton Hall for creditors, did not oppose . half-past 1 o'clock, e deceased Si ell . 1 Kr Bagley, es counsel for the assignees, *eked that the on Monday morning last, "of the house i n which witness sa. los re the dor teeereg bankrupt should be directed to file goods, cash, and de- can" into the • with the had* fieieney accounts for . twelve months prior to his failure, lived, to lie down Paa"g t e he boards. She stranger to 111 .,,,„ I _,„te all in the place . The boys who infest the place , and who ir . ' to doubt , , and a statement gi further particulars with regard to mans of tim stay ,4 ale ViDir tee ! F 111040.1 .1.;,. the property m . There was not a shilling of assets,about" all mght long kept Si. too pulling the d ecease d about, she appearing to be The fd. too ' Prin lss--"80 and as the accounts • a deficiency of nearly 10,000 1 ., el l i -- me fa the assignees felt it was incumbent upon them to require La rt. • street door to witness's liehouw was always open and as tt. MO 1 often came in to en the boards of e passage, .... ~,, P - - 42 1 ,1 411 se additional information as to how that deficiency had ;no &over ar s arisen, the affair,but the polies came fn. 100 P' ' e critu pl ess e took little no tice of -_, ca i and carried the deceeed away. 84. 103 to prohibit... 2 Mr. Lewis, for the bankrupt, submitted that no pew.. Police.constable Brady, WS H, said that he found the an too ' passed awa y, au advantage would be gained by rendering further accounts. deceased in the passage referred to at 4 o'clock on Mon- 82 100 The bankrupt was in a very infirm state of health, and ea% suffered from epileptic fits. day morning, and he had her removed to the Whitechavel M. too and the p workhouse. She did not appear to be drunk , but sh e had r,.. To their teem, the Mr. W. T. Hllll,forareditors i said that although his sidently been severe l y b are b y f e n s. Lint the spirit d clien ts had a lar g e interest in the matter, they felt it ' Dr. E. Richardson said that he saw the deceased after 8t 100 ig. minorities a would be useless to ask for further accounts, having regard her admission to the workhouse. She bad two black eyes at. N e e the ea„.44 . -- -el to the bankrupt's weak state of health.and was bruised on the left side of the skull. She died Bt. 100 v ---- 01 3114 The Commissioner said that the bankrupt must render nal b the next day. It was then found that the right aide of her 81. 100 , -° ,10 87182k the accounts, and any requisitions which might be deli- ikon had been dreadful ' y fracture d , an d that she ha d sc. Is. cal, labour are mind vexed to the bankrupt must be first submitted to and di e d f rom the co nseq uence o f i n j ury t o th e brain. She St. 1011 approved by the official waiv es. 84. 106 did not appear to have been drinking when brought into pia Adjourned accordingly. the house. S sa t. 100 Hannah Brown, nurse to the Whiteehapel workhouse, St. 100 said that she knew the deceased from having been formerly 10 al THE POLICE COURTS. an inmate of the workhouse. She bad been a governess, and It US, Avocet 4. was very well educated. She was married to a commercial ro; 1; Wishes 4 re (THIS DAY.) traveller, and upon his death she became governess in is i n private families. When she got old she had to come at, ne which quotes a --....-- into the workhouse. Some three months ago she re- S 6 ['blinked by the CLERKENWELL. mind a Poid-offioe order for 51., and she left the house. flt. 100 POISONED PICKLES AND T HE CHOLERA. When the money mu; gone she endeavoured to supporther- c . „111 signature Cl X A respestebly-dressed man attended before the sitting self by selling lucifersebout the streets and in ptibliFhoirea. et. I nc Kling the eep. andistrate to lay before him a statement of facts in eon- Go being brought in by the police on !lonns7 Lan 82 lot rt is followed by sex= with mixed pickles and the cholera, which are of tho:,_,_watiot.ei:, to tell witness that h aving $ ° t When et. 1 16 101 intereet to the public. He stated that a day . or so since ?in" she had fallen and . . been se riously injures . nethion. his arrant fetched from a shop in the neighbourhood in the workhouse previously she was a very qu iet pec t• Ot la 8 XI some mixed pickles, the tradesman elating when he sup- able person. 26 al plied them to her that they were very fine and fresh, he The Coroner having remarked upon the case, is 111 having opened • fresh jar to serve them. When he (the The Jury returned a verdict " That deceas ed died from 33. ;Sr 4, Emma, speaker) saw the pickles he did not like the look of them,WM erns- to , fracture o f the skull, but .._ how the said fracture I IC I a administratiat and refused to partake of them. His wife and 'toned there Wal no "mono* to Prove. to 1 ' Bt io servant, however, ate of them, and shortly after . 84. 10 engaged is 68 . wards were attacked with choleraic diarrhoea, and their HORRIBLE DEATH OF A CHILD FROM St. St. i t 1 0 treciation of that mouths were very sore. A surgeon was sent for, and when STAR YATION AND NEGLECT. St. , 10 0 he arrived he at once asked if the parties had been sating --.-- . - mixed pickles. He was answered in the affirmative, and Last night Mr. C. J. Carttar, coroner, hel d a l et i 1,0, be then said that his patients' mouths were poisoned, and lengthened inquiry, at the Crown public house, Green- Si. 'le 'ARM. . that that was about the ninth or tenth case of the kind wich, on the body of Edmund Sngrue, a child six years of Si i that be had attended under similar circumstances. From what he (the speaker) had gathered, it appeared t hat when dm awe, who came by its death under the following shocking It. 10 mitenees 10 mein) the ordinary pickles went bad, and after they ware p utrid, It appeared that the father of the deceased is in r i: J il RIDAT STIRIZII, they were placed in a tub, mixed with turmeric and mu , - regular employ, earning from 24e. to 30a per week 10 Courtier tilt Di. tarsi, and were then sold as piccalilli. To ascertain if wages. Six weeks ago his wife and a daughter aged 13 gc. I' that kind of pickle was better at one shop than another, were convicted at the Kent Quarter Sessions of felony, and I, as you bow- he bad purchased samples from no less than 12 different the former was shops, and in each instance he had found th a t the sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment ings sad wet pickle was bad, and in all the instances some portion of and the latter to • short imprisonment an d to be detained in a reformatory for four years. There were four other ,073 ern, signature of the • the pickle was putrid. His object in attending before the children besides the deceased range w hi c h u s , court was to obtain the assistance of the press in making , to habits of intemperance. o n Saturday an application it 'l, and the father was given --- these facts known as from what the surgeon had informed rsonally for 1118 1 him there could be but very little doubt that the eating was made to the relieving o fficer for an order an for surgical attendance on the deceased and granted ; wre • whole Europium of such messes as were sold for sound pickles wwasthe but from a representation subsequently made to cause of much of the diarrhoea and the cholera now pm him get leteletithlig veiling in the metropolia He had communicated with art 10 ; I i the relieving o ffi cer went to a house in Garrett- KO sa . , Church-street, Greenwich, and there found the de- I, l war which he the unitary authorities of the parish in which he raided " * an weed d four other children lying nearly in a state of S i t and they had promised to see to the matter. e suppression at nudity on the bare floor with only a rag covering. The ma I , The magistrate mid he had no doubt but that the press fatherat this time w as drunk in the street.. The relieving Si. '1 le of the redo- would notice the subject, and the speaker then left the he Paris journals court. o ffi cer ail the eia ed conveyed to the union, where on 8 1. .1 MARYLEBONE. examination by Mr. Sturton, the house surgeon, it was .ii has not yet sp. A POLICEMAN TIMID TOR DZSERTIoN. found in an emaciated state, almost pulsates. and MI literally covered with vermin. Every attention was paid ice lleged ground for George Betts, HO D, was charged with unlawfully absent to is IL to the unfortunate little thing, but it had been too for Kw ing himself without the permission of the Commissioner of neglected to rally, and expired on Wednesday. A post roc Police•mortem examination had been made, and it showed that, too I ve▪ ther with the William Thor= police sergeant, 7 D, said, on the Aniche has beet night of the first . the prisoner was absent from duty. alhough deceased had suffered from pleuritia, death had 700 I been accelerated through neglect and want of proper food. 1 ,:: I went to his lodging and found he was not there. The Coroner observed that in the course of a lengthened i t. I : d has been soll. About 1 in the morning I found him in Quebec -101 is a Jonah ti street quite drunk and took him to the station-hour. it he had never met with a mo re shockin g case, and go it would scarcely be credited that any human being could be so There he said he meant to do what he bad done, to get found to have acted in so disgraceful a manner as the r ap to have done. He was certainly no ad vo. so an driven out of drunk and do no more duty, and on the following mora- father ls the ornament. sin g he meant to send his clothes in. He was then told topeared 8 t• forte use h of the lash, but if flogging was sanctioned tn. go to the superintendent's office the following morning. iommenting upoa H e f a il e d t o do so, and a warrant was ordered to be taken h e f t ... die jury. catss thought it should be applied in a case such as that the Emperor's against him by the commissioners. The inquest room was then cleared, and after deliberat- too he said nothing Inspec tor Sims,sta ti D di" eion-The p risoner ought to have beta at the on at 10 o'clock at night to parade for ing half-an-hour the Coroner announced that the jury had 100 determined upon adjourning the inquiry for a week, and ".,!° other paperspapersduty. At 3 o'clock in the same afternoon he was b rou g ht he at the sam ti nsidered it his duty to order the . t into the station quite drunk. At 5, when he became a 'merit are saying little sober, he was allowed to go, upon the understand- father of the a deee ra :M7 into custody, and to be charged ii: before the magistrate with neglecting the deceased and Is Sunday's Courtier log that be was to be at the Superintendent's-office at half- accelerating his death. as it would be sup past 9. In this he failed, and a warrant was issued for his Police-constable Winter, the coroner's summoning officer, 03 apprehension. t the true imme ap prehensio n Maosfield-When did he join the force? then took the father, Bartholomew Sugrue into custody, 1 , 2 and this morning he was taken before Mr. ' Train, at the tz ed in the deals Mr. Sims-In November last. He joined with a most 33 excellent character from the regiment in which he had Greenwich police court. and remanded. ui in another At et • served, and in which he had been a lance sergeant. Let- se I Paradol's article terly he had given way to habits of intemperance. WEATHER REPORT.—(III.T.B DAY.) 94. he occasion of tie Mr. Mansfield-This is what comes of giving way to —a U -- st. SATURDAY. AUGST a, II A.m. habits of intemperance. He Inuit pay a fine of 405., or go 9, is quoted tin toprison fora month. ; ; ; sorteee. see. French preen el The fine was paid. 18. IEI W. p i t 1:- . --r-. ) .. W. IL 1: hassles X., and is A DRI'NEZN MOTHIR ATTEMPTING TO HERDER HIM BABY. ........---.--1—,—..1 '---- .—.— so Bridget Comte look' woman, re- Nairn 29.07152 &W. 4 1 6 S.W. Pc 0.07 2 ; submission which • • at 11, War m er - stree t, Marylebone , ac was mg c with Aberdeen soon se w. 4 2 B.W. c— 2 , lX&C2ing tO Pre * being drunk, and attempting to poison her child, aged 15 Leith W." "W. 6 8 WW • r 6 : 100 Ardro 21.346 6 N.N.W. 7 9 N.W . . r 0.30 X mere proposel el months. °manmade 29.46 Id W. 6 6 W.N.W. re 0.17 4 ti Police-constable Mann, 115 D, deposed that his &then. ga m e eree N . N.W. 10 N.N.W. 006 6 ii the Bourbons hit tion was called to the prisoner, who was sitting on a chs. 4 cape User st N.N . N.W. re -I- - - - - - - - al At been dimovela at the corner of Stingo-lane. She had a child on one ATM, liminvol 29.60 68 W. 7 8 W. c- 4 1 , sad a bottle in her hand. The tradesman belonging to the Holyhead 19.r3'62 W.S.W. 6 6 R.B.W.co c r.... t ti whip with oPr d ' thop requested him to remove the bottle. All at once she Prman o.... .. c's• •• • vol. W.N.W. v,. 6 8 W.N . W . ,i On - : If rem content to be threw herself on the pavement, but, knowing her to be a Brest ** ::: eiee al w . e a W . o 0,04 3 : great drunkard, he took no notice of her. He took her tothe Rothelfarli 10.12 46 W. 2 4 W.S.W. or 0,04 2 i station-house, where she was locked up, end the child and Plymouth ,egmeß W. 6 7 W. 6 - I 2 ,e Belgian j OOl6ll the bottle to the workhouse. The bottle was then found Weymouth 19. 03 61 W. 5 8 W. 00 - 4 that the carimatoo to contain po i son. Portsmouth wet CO W.N.W. it 8 W.S.W. oc - 6 neged) to Pr" all st Sergeant Debbi, 11 D. acting-inspector at Molyneux. reet Station-house, said when the prisoner recovered London Yarmouth, . 20.67 50 M. 8 0 W.N. W oc - 2 _. 29.76 59 W. 8 a W.S. W . so - - Scarborough. 22.46 57 W. 3 4 W. be - 2 a against pram pto• herself a little from her drunkenness she asked for her w e lds 110.37 68 N.W. $I 3 B.W. Ico - a =Minn of tbe P sis child, and she was told it was too i ll for her to leave, and udder motion - - - - I - that it was in the workhouse infirmary. She then said were Ter/ ilea she had bought some oxalic acid and put it in the baby's ~.__ _,...,_ _ et .... 111 7,,,T nie ft westward on our with ., it's counsel, for 'medicine. She gave the baby some and was going to take an 'i' e ,,,,` "i e n g; a l et r : ri m ar nwt h,,, n d ni t y w i n bl ew os a por ti o n the rest herself, as her husband was so brutal to her. of those coasts last n a ight. More wind is probable Cautionary le bare n ut _ „J uliti George Samuel Watson, surgeon a t the workhouse, said telegrams have been sent to the northern and *sateen coast* this u curial the Cow the child seamed to be in • very b a d state when brought morning. our other coasts were motioned yesterday. Baru 3e in Beltd ial l in. Hs examined the bottle and found at the bottom a metric pressure has continued to decrease In the north. At quantity of oxalic acid which fortunately had not dies Aberdeen the barometer has fallen -- - - --- sligb to.inithed22 Inches winch lower r. the heavy mento r so l v ed in the cold soluti on . on. He was unremitting in his than at Brest. Temperatures have di untied by the conk attention to the child Md it was not till many hours bad -- allied that the slightest change took place. The child Tturric RECEIPTS.-The traffic returns of rail before the Belli . must have had • large dose of the liquid administered to ways in the United Kingdom, published for the ch 0041 4. It . It was still in a very dangerous state. week ending the 28th of July , amounted on 12,409 the Fren _ ..._.. a.. bier Kr. Mansfield remanded the prisoner fora week. miles to 775,5101., and for the corresponding week of 1865 191/1 nnagba to 755.4101.. showing ell increase of I m Belgian imola i that the oariestrws Ileged) to M aga a against pre Ir. oration of timber were very n eat at's counsel, foe le bare lesion/ sntial the OseOh' 3 , 1 in Bel# ll.o the heavy sent unoed by the 00 1 , 4 1 before the Begot the French isodeLt . know that the loll" 1 the speeches at lot be allowed to h ! in Paris• of the 0 1 - Je llue " referenda ~' t '- ,go of 32. .d 1 zartoriski with nay was ° lea " the Church of ths of a numerous see ut baseness was for cash and 10 °. ! at nd 69fr. 25e. NW. 45c. wee a a light u slfr.tu 3 fr• —The " nail of the w 41.17 ItIEMAIUKS. SO 4 The winds are very strong from the westward on our sonthern .„:„ and western coasts, and a northwesterly gale blew on a portion „,,„' of those coasts last night. More wind is probable. Cautionary ",,,,.", telegrams have been sent to the northern and eastern coasts this ..,•••7, morning. Our other coasts were cautioned yesterday. Pero- "w.,,,r,.` metric pressure has continued to decrease In the north. At .".' Aberdeen the barometer has fallen to fro inches—an inch lower OM than at Brest. Temperature. have diminished slightly. 601 SO TRAFFIC litscarrre. —The traffic returns of rail- NO ways in the United Kingdom, published for the *2l week ending the 28th of July, amounted on 12,409 R i miles to 775, 101., and for the corresponding week of 1865 22,i on 12,141 miles to 755,410/., showing an increase of letl 268 miles, and of 20,1001. The gross receipt. on fourteen 0 . 4 of the principal railways in the Visited Kingdom amounted _ l for the sea on 8,90 i miles to 644,7 M., and for the oo.4 oorreapontling week of last year, on 8,677 miles, to 630,693/.; "ja showing an increase of 227 mile*, and of 14,0431. The 13,0 increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,6501. ; on tl•e Great Northern to 3,5631. ; on the Great Western to CD 4,9071. ;on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 4,0771. ,• on Lel the London and North Western to 8891.; on the Menches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 151.; on the Midland to in 5621.; on the North British to 1,4531. • on the North Tie Eastern to 1,0261.; and on the South Eastern to 8231.; MA total 18,9651. But from this must be deducted 486 f., the MAI decrease on the Great Eastern ; 3771. on the Great Southern and Western ; 3,4141. on the London and Brighton ; and r i a i. 643 ou the London and South Western, leaving the in- Tel crease as above, 14,043/. The receipts on b 2 other lines so;tx in the United Kingdom amounted on 3,505 miles to 1701 130,7741.; and for the correspm ding week of last year on IA 3,464 miles, to 124,7171., showing an increase of 41 miles, 114, 1 1 and 6,0671. The goods traffic on the 14 systems of lines rO.« above mentioned amounted for the week to 303,9101. 22 . 2 against 290,12x1., showing an increase of 13,7821. The me passengers, weals, /MN, &c. tree° on those lines 117.1. amounted to 34%8261., against 340,565/. for the correspond- NA ing period of 1865, showing an increase of 261/. The otal receipts for the past week show en increase of 9,047 1. as a"; compared with those of the preceding week ending the 21st gm July. Tam LrrsarooL Ifaroar 'hum —The total 17 , 1 value of British goods exported from Liverpool during s June, 1866, was 6,871,3701., against 5,322,90 V. for cor• 12: responding month of 1865. The total value of exports so; during the six months ending June 30, 1866, amounted to 17,1 44,156733/. against 32,648,7141., 36,486,168., and 10 2%887,4141., for oorrespondiog period of years 186% 1864, 44 ..„.! and 1863. The goods exported from Liverpool to Australia "" 116.1 duringhine, 1866, amounted in value to 18%7941. ; to the United States, 1,824,0311. From a circular met lamed by Mesas. J. Y. Platt and Co., it appears that outwari freights from the port of Liverpool duringtbe past r outh have been very ania and &premed, and that owing to heavy arrivals the tonnage offering h been in guess of the demand. For India and China there continues little inquiry. The Mediterranean trade has relapied into great for Malta. A d u lness, and as low as 14s. has been aomOed better inquiry exists for the West Indies. Three youths were fined 51. each by the Liver pool magistrates yesterday, with the alternative of a month's imprisonment. for secreting themselves (not baring paid any passage money) on board the Inman steamer City of Cork, bound to New York. At Lancaster, yesterday, a young man, named William II ewerteion, was committed for trial on a charge of murdering hie mother. THE FORTHCOOLINO FIGHT BETWEEN MACH AND Oohs.—The whole of the money, says Bell's Life, is now down for the second meeting between these men, who, it ela7 be recollected, have screed to fight in a 16ft. ring instead of 24ft., the alteration having been suggested by MOM with a view to show on whom the blame rests of having refused to come to the scratch in their last su mmer. The change is decidedly a novelty in ring tactics, sod will place the men much closer together. Whether it will have the effect of bringing matters to a satisfactory Irma remains to be proved. Another novelty will be that the seconds will have to remain outside the ring while the men are fighting, and will only be permitted to enter it °O the conclusion of each round or upon the order of the referee Cloaca has written to us to complain that many vim promised to amain him with his battle money have left him in the lurch, and that he has bed much diMeuity in getting his last deposit. He declares himself to be !borough!, well and confident. Mace also writes that he m well, that he means business, and that he means to lame no stone unturned to secure victory in this his last tacounter. THZ GHIA? STRIKE IN THE IRON TRADZ.—This lamentable misunderstanding still continues, and there doss not seem to be any immediate prospect of a resump tem of operations. In the meantime many of the blast %maces have been put oat for some time, and a rod de' Passion in the Muds appears to be impending. In &Mi llen to the 10,000 or 12 , 000 men thrown out of employ ment on the Tees and throughout Durham and Northum berland, a fortnight since, by a strike in the manufactured inns trade, 2,000 Or 3,000 more have just turned out in coon szion with the elementary propene of coshing or .°4 " , ag against the propo.ed reduction of 10 per cent. in their wages. The blast furnoces, with the exception of two or three instances, are therefore at a complete stand still. —Stenderianci DS.IIIIIA MIPCOV fl kL 11 eeting 4" un it i; thill abider • ngoo°,,T , nws fa redlini :t o e* At present the K. cotton, 01 Latoss, to _ a by owl itsiotasif f r°2l boo* omiT iaa 64 11110 o t w idir *v. brl rty Iva left the getlerii been merle t° .,..e .° go se o f Boren Ta . " . Eferaa THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1866. SHARE LISTS,-(THIS DAY.) No. I 88008,0. COOS Brilils6oobi.op.d. 10,000 Do. 1886 ... Om. dov.6 p. e., 1871-8 L .... Do. 6pe -*lllob.4B.Aog. Do. Speretidar. 14,1108 Do. dperctlaii.ra 0.0 ,606 Do. 6p0r0t..105.. ,000 Oswald Hopelpir.lB73 • . Do. ao MO . Do. do. 1880-90 , . Do. do. 1800-91 , Do.lip.e.ApAtOet 1 AOD Coyloo,Nov. 180 B,Bp. et „NO Do. 1878. do.. ,006 Do. 1878 d 0... Mated= 0 par ct.,1878 Do. 1878 Do. 1682 Do. 1051 Owa o'CLoax. is The railway market is flat to-day, and a decline of fto f per cent. has occurred in Metropolitan, Great Western, Caledonian, and London, Chat- 2 11 ham, and Dover stocks. South Eastern, however, s:4 has improved f. London and North-Western stock is now quoted • 117 to f ; Great Western, 52 to ; Midland, a 120! to 1211; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1231 to g 124 ; South-Eastern, 63 to 68 ; Great Eastern, 29 400 to f ; Caledonian, 121 to 122 ; Metropolitan, EC 129 f to f ; Great Northern, 120 to 121. ditto ; A, 127 to f ; and London, Chatham , and borer, a 19 to 20. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is dull, at the decline of yesterday, the present price being 201 to 21f. Lombardo-Venetian abases are 2s. fid. 11 lower, at 15f to f. i.o 91 91 90 n 1 N os 75 77 76 71 ae 101 101 1N 101 106 100 102 86 N 101 ICO 106 196 Natal.Dor. 6 par osoi.. . Now Drumetar.6paret. .. Now Booth Wales Goa.. 6 p. cent.,lBTl to 1876 Do. 6 p. 0.1888 to 1.898 AO New Zealand Oyer cant 000 Flo. 6 per cant ‘O•6 Nora &oda 6p. c..,1876 MO QuassaLand Goy. 6p. et .. B.Aust Gov. 6p.ct . .. Do. 1878 and mods. .. Vle.gov.6p. C. Jan. July .. Do. 6p. et. Agailktoe. DEBENITIEJ • l OUMu 4 p.c. liar. 1100 0.27da.4 p.a. Jia.4a ;100 G.Witu.—W. l p. ct., Jew & July . .100 larie.4tYk.e.c.Jan.any 100 Don.Brigh.4p.c.Jsa.& ll l 100 LaN.vr.4p.e.Jan.t July 100 Do. 34p.c. Jan.& July 100 LAS.W.4p.c. Jau.4 July 100 Xleand,4p.c.Jan. l July 100 N. Baitith,E. P. it D.8., 1 p. ct., Feb. t Aug. . 100 N.Batrn.,4p.o.Jan.&Job 100 1100t.N.Y.,4p.c.Ape044. 100 FOREIGN WNW -7- id OLD INAB. Y 11111•113 AHD BrOCIII. Bb. I Pd. I ZLILWATS 100 Bristol end Exeter 1100 iCalseloplsa 100 ibiaabrlan aU .Cork and Bandon all 'Cornwall , Cornwa ' Dublin and liedasthine 140 Dutadaa,Pert&nkbd‘a all 'Lan London Snip Dark 100 1 Do 100 Gbegow and & Wasters 100 !Great Latent Ord. St 100 De. & Ang. 00k., No 100 Great North of Scotland 100 Great Northern 100 IDo.n JJ Arec. as dlr. 100 Do.ll I tll6p. clans/dB 100 'Do. New la s' 16101. 100 i Do. Ofd Dd. 100 OtAlouth t WINS. (Izo ) 100 Groot Wooten' 100 Do.BtoarVal.Omlik 100 Do. Boa* Wales 100 Do. W. Md. 100 Do. Do. = 100 lascuhlreaY 100 Lon.,ftWn, & 8 . Coast 100 LondosAMW"rnDov 100 Do. Yd Exisa.ABp.e. 100 Loadcat Noel Wootao. 100 Loodos&BoathWestarn 100 Mao. ahoLotLincoloab Do. Now 10 Do. Iritension an YolrepoUteaDlatelet 10 Do. do. do. sa D 0.1 0 .30 Joba's-vood 100 Midland — I Do. t 0 Shame 100 Do. Blrm. & Derby au Mid Bent 100 'North British 100 Do. Win ,Perth,Dund 100 N. ilsetern—Berwlek 111. Do. G. N. K Pure 100 De. Leeds NO Do. York 100 Do. Cerible Stadc&Dmilog. 1▪ 11 Do. do., 111111141 1 100 Bort& London 7 Do. do., 1864 7 Do. do., 1866 100 NortliSteffordakbe 100 N. & & Western Jane. 100 , Seettish Central 100 Scottish N. 11. Aber. SUL 100 lkottlah Mldlend , 100 Shropshire Union .... 100 South Devon 100 'South Itertern 711 Stanow,Woknaghankne 10 Tiff Viii Do. C 100 i Vd. of Heath 100 ,Watartord Mangy 6 Watarloo Wliltakall 100 Masi Cornwall . 111 116 211 so 6 7 91 98 at 4 83 4.6 40 23. 36 124 124 91 a 14i 104 1.•6} um 92 941 64 17} id 12 130 1 1 Tan PI 91 93 ..".L peal 1 il ll,piel Itl 91 99 It U 13 110 107 109 Se 70 103 106 U 16 i 70 2 6 0 U l 9 112 1 2 1102 1 1 pm 79 77 106 111 100 164 73 76 45 47 47 . O. le iii to NI - i - 1 WI 1011 101 U U Balls to4oy to 1 D•a 99 94 9 1 9 1212 g 6 2 1 4-11 113} f ID 141 net 171 17 121 1:11;* 61 1071 1041 -. 119 110 147 LIS BRITISH POSSINSIONS. ell AtJantle&B4.l.airrenta 'lOO Bora. Bar. &C. ln. gap.c. I • Do. If Shares all Baal° & Lake Baron Ell Do. Prefer/mu I P& Baft.,Brant...l2oodertch per centaS7l4-4 , 100 Cal &ft Butane p. e.g. 1100 i Cap T. & Dock p. c. g all 'DC61.7111, p.Cpapret. 100 East Degal N. 6 d .100 Eat gu. Ido :100 • Gruel Trunk of Canada all Do. igalp.ll.B.op.ct an Do. letpreL Bonds an Do. de. deferred all De. tad pref. Bonds. de all Do. all Do. irel prSf deferatocred k., I all Do. do. diderrodi ell Do. 4th prof. Stock ! all De. do. deterred,. 100 *eat Indian Penlnitflal 18 Do. gas. 6 per cent. 6 Do. New do 2 Do. New 100 (46. Lot India g. 6p. et 100 I De. 41 per coat. all 04. Western of Canada 18 Do. New all Do. et Bdapay.lB73 all Do. do. do. 18774 I (Limited) 100 Idadma guar. 6p. cent. 100 Do. do. do 1 100 Do. do. 41 de I ,16 Do. FLfth Extension •10• llelb. Corp. _0 per e. Bd. ' all Meth. andHotwou'aßay .11 Do. 6P et.. pa 7.18801 all Do. 5p et, pay. DM, ,100 N.E.of Can.sp c.hdp.B. 1 100 !kande, gust 6 per coat" 403 Do. Deihl do I Do. do. do. 1140 Do. Panjaab do pa Do. Indus at Tot. do U 66 en 6 8 1 e die par Ye 4 4 Is Se 60 66 100 102 op 100 100 foe 1 2 01 4 ab 87 66 68 48 62 60 66 46 60 39 43 66 89 24 243 24 28 106 106 1 1 pal 112 1 100 91 as 16 6i 156 6 6 91 U SS 9 6 le Im. 97 96 ' 99 91 U 97 60 a 100 102 sa as es es fa 07 OS 0 5 si jedlsi JOINT STOCK DANZ& NO. 1 NIL I UM. !mitt • - 00,0001 60 1 tr i l Mastormans (L.) IS 10.000 60 ,000 100 , Alliance Len. &Liverpool IS ,000 10 1 Anglo Austrian ll ,0001 60 Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) 10 ! .000 14 Anglo Italian (led) M ADO 00 Asiatic Hank Cor.newsk 10 1,000 40 Austaslasia all ;WO; 10 Bank.of BrithhColum all 1,600 1 10 Do. New, boned 2pm 6 I :0 0 1 M Bank of of =t lO o. II all 0.0303 20 1 Bank Dank of Otago (LWOW) 10 1,1100,100 Bank of Quaanalsod (L.% 16 LOW' 60 1 Bankolif ictoria,Asstrall 16 1.000 10 Bank of New Zembuul lO k 50 Barnors Ban (Linitted,l 10 110 BradliaokPortniuses(L: 10 60 British & Cslifurnian(l )1 71! 60 British N. America . —I all '1 IS CbastmLalittetk Cts,l.ll 0 , 10 C. Bk. India, Ans., Mina all , M Chart. Mar. of Indis,a4 1 all 10 aty I 10 400 Colonial 1 16 0 10 Com Bank of Canada I all jlll Cos Bank of lad* &al all 10 Consolidated Bank (14 6 111 60 Delhi and London ,26 60 Sag London (Limited)! 5 / 10 Eastern luchange(the.) 5 t 30 English and Smarten& .1 5 116 English Joint Stock (4)1 15 I 110 16252cottAnaL Chin& all 6 61 Englishan ßan dSwadlan k( (Li 26 5 60 European tod 15 5100 Hlndusn.ChinaiJ_ thol aO,(L), 16 CI 100 Imperial Bank (IMed; 10 010 Imperial Montan 'II 0! M lonian 1 01 II Do. New 0 10 loud Mort. Bk. India(l 4 ) . l l 4 1000 D0.6p.c.Deb..186 4 , 30 all ! 50 Lon.ElLolllenleo,2c.(L) 10 ;100 London and Brazilian—l 46 1 1: 3 0 Idea *DL 7 40, 22 Do. New. ka at le 10 26 Do. do. do 1 10 Lon. Ch. Simko/ kaki. a/ 60 London and County.... 10 60 London Joint Stock— Is 10 London attlostlaMilkos al Sol Lon. & & Wootton (Las.) 10 60 Loudon a ViSailislikL ) 11 100 London &Wsollolollol. 21 1100 Merchant Bank (Um.) . M 1 Do. New 5 00 0 llereantlleatzehoa(L) 11 100 Metro. I Pro?. %ski.) 11 Leo Midland Bank (LW.) 5 NaMonal of A I 5100 0 rtationattof=ool l. 010 Do. SA I ardlson;i l, 60 National Bank o 10 New Boath Wass • O 10 New Zealand (Limited). O 10 North Western II °nodal Bank Corpom a 20 OriontOssa.B.LisisO.C. 10 Do. do. IMaN.I. M Do. do. IitAMP.C. 1 60 Prosin-DaakiniCeop.(L) 1 io lop 'Proviso. at Intsn4 . I 10 ScindrtlfustlM Denali) 1 ID Do. bond al Ipa 111 kaiak Amman 1 NS Bland. at & & AM's I WI Do. do. En al 6pa 1 16 Uslan al Andoolla . I IDS Valois al Ireland (12i j 66 Linke al Larks A No. 10. 1 - kali— 7 — 6 " Mal 5 4414 id 10 ]l e 9 414 00:1 9 7 4 57 Se 17 19 28 PO WI • 3de 51 17 13 Ws 38 41 9 Rll 99 10 484 ▪ 11084 5 3di 46 46 14 S 3 16 39 ii 134 le id 1 - siz es us 2 1 dls - • 2db 4 fes - Ii 12 db 19,1 =d - 13 11 die - 14 11 die - S S 4 5 pen id - f lido • IS IS ▪ I die • • SS 55 las 7 6 dls • 15 5 the ▪ 1 dis 7 Spa • pos 1 2pa 22 II 53 55 a 41 42 id 14 16 S sib 7 idle SO 02 id , 14 le I $ 6 db. 11 9 dlej 11 9 dia . 15 • 2Me zdj I I POI: ▪ Opal OS IS iil i i Tau — vari Ld Ipsa 141 U 44 ._ ellej —dim •• es' 111 U It• a jail r 5Ms 44 411 14 fl TV. 44 48 MICL "Kea I Ws& 2.016.6011 Si *NI sad Won India .2016 127 120 id 11,000 10 ,06seral Math( Dock! 6 . sra,no; ist. !Leaden tit tathsris. 400 67 ea 1,066,600400 Do. Deb. di 4p. mg, all ta a .- 210,11116 i St. i tiontbamiica 100 .... 267,0714 BC Along COOMISPAIL lO6 ..... 106 424 . 3 it; 610,000 BR 618,000 at. 430,000 M. 10M22S $12.830 =VW St. 81 . 18$. Ito. i 81. I ;24" 26 1 10 6 : 7 6 00 6 0 000 " 1 261 0 2 30, 6 11, 60 10, 1 0 ; 100, 1 21000 1 gsvoil 1 60 1 10, , 10 a.oool 11 16,000; a 10,0001 6 103,8151 1 00,000 ,, 4 10,000 1 20 100,000, 6 ii:iiiii 05 43,174. SO 10,0001 I Io,oooj 1 10,000 , 10 cowl 10 10,0001 I 10,0001 1 76,000! 1 46,0001 1 So. 00,000 lO 20,000 10 120,000 I !MOO 11 1 00,0001 26 10,000 10 p - 10 26,000 - 00,006 10,000 10,000 e 0 sc 8,9111 1 60,0301 la 25,0001 IN 12,080 It 27,4100 21 10,009 11 /*AO V 16.64! - 2;222 26,000 20,000 20,000 60,000 20,010 20,000 17,600 ii:iiol IS,ON 200.•00 10,108 10029t6i 6100.820 arr,nl ..7,f000 30,600 1p *me 14 SONG SI 60:000 80,000 113,818 17079,076 70,000 10.000 10,000 - - $6,0001 $O,OOO 2 10,000 2 110,400 111,1100 6,660 100,000 10,000 90,000 100,000 10,100 40,010 iiii*Ol 30,000 60,000 MOOG I WAN 4,K0 110,639 lONIC luso NAOS 146, &AN MAO 1.500 413.1•0 MAO as. atm *4 12.4100 11 a 0 Ms is ii, ,Mill WIN 100,000 40,000 110,000 _,___ 9 6,0 xci 8,90 !PASO 10,000 15,100 16,100 Amin ga,goo Is," .11 woo r.OOO i4:444 12,400 11,00 14,000 101,000 44,E 10,214 1200,010 10,000 WOW 17,000 10,000 10,000, zsl 117,131 WOW 16,000', — iii:iiiii za 10,100 WOO 14.110 asmool n } } 21} Tool 90{ 64 106} Mt 100 102 101 NI 191 105 109 106 90 98 90 92 90 91 U 44 U 94 T 1 T 4 14 IC SS frf 101 104 102 104 7$ SI 18 04 911 IS 91« 88. Kl 6 ei 06 9596 M 114 I pa. la. prior. 1 Web. I I P Z I -7 1 1 pmi 9 idi 2 —• 1 9 a Par ' li .... 24 I 94 4 0 t = n I= 1 -- 19 11 12 44 1 1 i li CO I O ea. sari 6 s 1 1 11 ;- 46 611 ..- ILI} Pox "'" lab Ws $ 2&a lAlaminee Limited) itagio-Bre&OokLLis ) Austridisa iBreziLLAII.Co.(Um rCapit i ape Copper (Ladled sSUver (Malted Cobra Coplepo e irmitMil • • • • Doe Pedro, N. Dei ley !last Del Rey (limited) 'Fortuna (Limited) i lltrontinottßoliatiOold leenend IKapp (Limited) Unarm (Limited) irk :Leteolaa (Wilted) ;Feliciano Comm_ (L ) ;PootgibendSnver Lead ;Port Minty Ideate Barb. Gold Y. (L ) noottish Audral.(lire ) Int. John del Rey iltaa. United llealcan Val Antlgorla Gold .. VallanzaaeaGoklabs. Vancouver . 1 1 Val Samara GlmlinAl Coal (11m Waalme Gold (Limited, Worthies (Ueeled) • • Yorke Peolmala (Lbs.) •Yadanamulana (Um) ruacitLLANnous. Anglo-AmmicanTel. :L) Anglo-Mexican Mint Atlantic TeLgua. Ip.ct Aastralian Agnelli..., Australian ILL&Fn.(, Tea BaugWaterworks (L a Bo kkow Vaughan (L 6 Bombay Des (Limitad I De lird brae 6 Do New I British American B. & I. Mag. TeL (L) II I s Company ChnadiasLoan& Inw(L) i 0 lon Com= 1 O i No A napt..Ship&L.CivalL. 1 (0 sty Discount, Limited. M yofLondonfLrre.(l 16 ty of Milan Impro.(L 11 10 Do. 116 of Moseow(las ii ) 11 * City Ofaces (Lim.) ll ted) —. 11 10 Commercial Caimans. , 1 10 .of Afrimindler.(l ' 1 (0 !Consolidated DU. L.) U la !Continental Un.Gas (L ) 11 u,lic ) 12 , o„t r t mtr ti c . : ,. ri 11) C. Lae. a kob. of Ls. I to !scot manrititui (L. ).. di IL Palace ... ..... 101 IL . Preference ld N. Do. ap. et. Pap. Deb Id 10 =Lim rpor i lwo l / 4 ted ll (10 L, 11 to Dadra Assam Tel ( I 111 badialand,C.& lIn(L U 10 E. India Ire*. & It 11 10 blibw Vale ti 10 tianCoraitTrd.(l 1 IL Telegraph g litig.&Ans. Copper (Lim 10 Th ra lls.. and and Foreign( PO ft ,, g 1.0 Mrisairn ot E Ushldarin.( ngineering 20 Fore (Warehouse (L, 1 10 ,Oellivara (Limited) do 41.Credititlan.of Lon.(L, Lb *en. Steam Navigation 1 10 Illome &Colonial Al. L 1 1 to Liongßong & China i al ✓ Iludeon's Bay al I Illunber Iron Works (ILI N ‘ Im. Cantle°. 61 snaffles It I=Mer.Odt.Asa. (L. , 11 Carrying (Lins ' 1 InternationalContrac.t .. 1€ lln a teraat Flaaa. c l a j olli. Italian Laad. 1 Milan brig. (Cana..) il Do. 6p. e, Bda r. 1 t 0 fleouities(lAm.) 16 AfrteanTradisg. • 11 t 6 Loa. &Celedou. IL (L 1 10 lea.CountyLand&B.(Li 1 6 Lead. DisoletTeleg.!L, al 40 Load. rinse. Awe (L 9 4 . G. OaudbasOlL , I 10 .&611mg. Eng.Os( 0 9 AM nd.„ Italian, as. nes 1' IA Lond.lfer. Discount (L. 1 . . Provincial 11 [ 0 Madras Irdiftkessal 1 •, Do. Lowestoft& (L , 1 .1 uritius Land, &e. (L ' LO WAG. Eska Tel. (L ) a II Merdtent Shipping! L , 1 10 MiUwalll o .l4.&Doek(L' 1 10 MillwallhooWorlm. . 10 Natal Lend &CoLC. (L . ) 16 Natioaal Dis. Goa. (L 26 Do.New,tsa6p.Sltobepd 26 National Prov.Mariae; 00 National steam NeciL 1 I 10 "erbaddaGoaletlroiSL M Do. New U N.Tealsod LILY. As.(L) 26 N.Zealand T.& Loan (L , 10 orthera Amara Tea (L. ' 10 Do. B It N.BriaAttstralealaa (L 11 00 N.Blitardereas. In ,L. 10 Nowgoag Tea (Limited, 16 Marine Jaaara.) 60 8 . talFineneleiLlm. 1 6 I entaiGas(Limited) I 6 Do. New 10 • ent.lnlandatemit,L a 10 I • & Stblaad laved. 20 1 . , • CompsaylL ) 60 . . lutisetel(L 1 1 4 !Ottoman Gas ;Limited, e 60 Oserend,Guraer,Co.(L ' 1 10 Panama LIL Bteam(L) • 4 I Do. iv do. fit :Pesiß.lmsd&Mis.(L 111 60 Peninsular& °Mom.. a WA I Do. do. New .. 4 10 er h i nm eada L, D., M. (L al JO , Ina 16 I . New 4 lit ilMJ.ollplispeces.(l4 I 16 Do. de ll 111 pram Gas (Lisa al 100 Mal:Gem 0 M. Soot Aube Invest!' , 01 10 10asith, Kaisjit.&o2.(L , 11 10 Doe.liaan. d'Epppas (L. ' 11 41 t& Afrkan M. & In. ;1). . 1 el OmtbAuetrsllsn Left sl OA 18 T alwaerine Telegraph 1 Do Saip ..1 e LOonstrae.e/Main'T al m( I De. Do lf 10 Thamm&Dereer la.(L I 10 Ittoldad Petroleum (L I 10 ,Trustifteney of Ans. I So T. & L Co. of Ir. . • 1 K 117n.Martne of Liver. I 6 'Mined K. Tele'. Co. al 90 IlJalrees. Mortise Ins. L 1 111 ,DrcerAmeesTea ;Lim 1 10 1 Do PO Va n Diemen's Land (L) II ...4091 , .1011 Tlearoyotlgypi(Mor . ( L 111 90,000: I 0 arrant Finance ;Lim.) II 110,000 1 60 estladla&Pacille St ,I. I FOREIGN RAIL Antwerp and Rotterdam. 91. Sambre and Kenn bi per cent. peL. t I 1.11.11= !! !!* 1121 iiii p s i 3 11" 1 =- 0 1 It i 30i 111 110 : 8 1 1 1'1 ; -- 4 14 I - . 4 - A 1 h .- 3 1 - MI 10 00 77 8 8 2 ut - an 77 80 11 — 1 10 1 dts par IWs par - l 1 10_ 9 .. - 1.1 1 a i : 1 1 . - ifs IT lie 10 4 014 dig 12 • 10 9 9 die I i "9111 5 ids Ipm id 11 •dk •dk par a I --- -- n• "di.l se it S • tall LO 4 . B . ail 4. , • s7lsBl 14 1 1 1.7 1: 6 6 - 1:: - : II 4 4 - 10 14 12 414 - 4 if) $ 6 ' i t t 1, 4 Zl d 1: : 9 4 6 die 4 XI 113 118 - . 7 i o LA. I :LiLlipm 1 : io iota lei. 1121,41 s zd • 14 lb 49 _.. . *lath al &a Ic tS i 10 T 0 • 10 • 11 le 1 ill 4 s 41 ail se si s 4 sift le 7 6Ms IS 1 1 die 1 all 16 In 11 mu le 10 14 It In 17 16 d 10 11 I 16151 60 76 1 In 1- is 1 7, 7 - = T - l 6 11 9 dim - r t 9 7 dls - It 7 2 5! : iv 4 r id 6 411 . 116 11111 1 6 . -- —die • iiii ii".0)11! - i ,, *l ii:ii) •i 37,500 IMMO 7,100 WA° 10,000 100 003 30,000 00,1011 36,0133 0,000 _lO.OOO. Ir 6 4 . Ma, 1 4 iie $ a} =ice $ 11 17 pia n 10 11 v t 1 .31 1 I t lei N Is ski 4 10 16 AUI 112 7t 4 IT 40 0 I 0 OS IS 12 pa 9 7 die 1 14 26 zd I 7 6 zel I 90 IS 11 4 010 1 1 I llom, I liS 111 1611 _ I 112 117 id —sd I 111 17 ea I 9 6 dil 8111 ial a 4464 a I s Ow 6 r 4 1 6 2 1 1 II i s 2 4 6 Ole 11 10 LO .8 • S MI s 4EL ••• WAYS. A PLusmm UmmarsocAno. —A German diplomatist, when no locger young, was paying court to a very charting Englishwoman, uti with the cumbrous gal lantry of his ram b e sought permission to kiss her hand. The lady languidly assenting, resigned her band, and the German rambled at it for a minute or two. The eereisoor over, moo the question—" And that really gives put pleasure, lionsieur r to which he replied with much 411fft aim of sentiment and a rapturous avocet. " I wish I wad sty as mush !" was the almost p athetic reply of the lady. —Cormliat Magazine for August. e S all all 1 all MONEY K ,ARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE o'Cwea. There is a slight demand for the funds, which have improved per cent., but some of the foreign bonds and English railway stocks have experienced a froth decline. Banking financial, and miscellaneous shares are mostly unaltered, in the absence of business. American securities ex hibit a slight reduction. Anglo-American Tele graph shares have also again given way. As usual on the 4th of the month, a larger amount of paper has arrived at maturity to-day. The demand for money is consequently active, and there is little disposition to take the best bills below 9 per cent. Consols are now quoted 871 to 4 for money, and 871 to 88 for the aooount (August 9). There is little business in foreign stocks, and the ' market is flat. Spanish Passive and Mexican Bonds have receded per cent. ; and Turkish of 1865, 4. Turkish of 1862,however, have improved 1 per cent. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 49 to 61; ditto of 1865, 26 to 4 ; Greek, 11 to 12 ; Spanish Passive, 191 to 1); ditto Certificates, 141 to II ; Italian, 1861, 51 to ; Brazilian scrip, 4 to 31 dia. ; and Mexican, 161 to 17. American securities have declined to per cent. 5-20 Bonds are quoted 684 to 4 ; Erie Rail way shares, 414 to 1 ; and Illinois Central, 74 to 4. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have receded 10s., the present price being 121 to 4. Atlantic Telegraph are quoted 31 to 4, being steady. _ International Financial shares are now quoted II to 11 dis. ; London Financial, 121 to 111 dis. ; General Credit, 2 to if dis. ; Credit Foncier, 31 to 31 dis., ez div. (31. paid); and National Dis count, 71 to f prem., ex div. The Persia, from New York, has brought pul 185,0001. in specie. Two o'CLocK. Consols are steady, at 871 to for money, and 871 to 88 for the account. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rental; opened at 69.20, being sc. lower. With reference to the seizure by the government of Venezuela of the. funds assigned to the bond holders of 1864, the following is a translation of a letter just received by Mr. Macdonald, secretary of the General Credit Company, from General Guzman Blanco, and communicated yesterday to the Stock Exchange. The General was the plenipotentiary of Venezuela who contracted the loan of 1864 : James Macdonald, Esq.—My dear sir—Although I hare not yet recovered from the surprise which the °erre*. pondenoe from Venezuela mused me yesterday evening, by the announcement that the delivery of the export - duties had been suspended, I think that perhaps in the midst of your own correspondence it may have occurred to you to ask me how such an event can have taken place. I think it useless to tell you that I repudiate such proceeding, and that I never even considered it pos sible that any one could propose the like. Today I am writing at great length on the matter, and hope to alter affairs, but in the meantime, if you can manage to pacify the bond holders of 1864 be good enough to do so. The moment I feel myself better I will start for Venezuela, and will endeavour to re-establish so sacred a claim. It appears there has been a disturbance in the South of the Republic, and they have taken part of the export duties to the troops that have been despatched to roesto prepare order. I feel certain that the whole thing will end immediately, and on my return I will point out to Marshal Falcon what our duty is, and be will not only order the delivery to your agents of the export duties, but will de cide upon the manner in which the portion already taken is te be returned.—Yours, very truly, (Signed), A. Gus- MAN BLABCo.—Paris, August 1. About 147,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday, viz., 104,000 sovereigns from India and 43,0001. in bars. There is no inquiry for gold for abroad, owing to the firmness of the French ex change, and it is believed that the whole of the in coming supplies from various quarters will be retained here. The Maasilia, from Alexandria, has brought 100,0001. in specie, and the Teuton* from New York, 19,0001. for England. The foreign exchanges were generally firmer yes terday, especially as regards bills on St. Peters burg, Paris, Vienna, and Trieste. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 12.2 ; ditto, abort, 11.171 to 11.181; Rotterdam, 3 months 12.1 to 12.2 ; IA Antwerp, 3 months, 25.521 to 25.57( •, Brussels, 3 months, ri.521 to 25.571 ; Hamburg and A tona, 3 months, • xd 13.91 to 13.141 • Berlin, Cologne, fie., 3 month s, 6.27 to 6.28 ; St. Petereburg, 3 months, 2 8 1 to 28 ; Paris , short , ; 23.121 to 25.221; ditto 3 months, 25.42,1 to 25.50 ; Mar seilles, 3 months, 25.42 i to 25.50 ;Franldort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 118! to 11 ; Vienna, 3 months, 13.66 to 13.75; Trieste, 3 months, 13.65 to 13.75; Math•M, 3months, • 45 to 441 ; Santander, 3 months, 45 to 44e ; Cadiz, 3 • months, 45 to 441 ; Seville, 3 months, 451 to 45 ; Malaga, ; 3 months, 451 to 45 ; Valencia, 3 months , 461 to 46 ; Bar ▪ *elms, 3 months, 471 to 471 ; Bilbao, 3 months, 46 to ▪ 45 ; Valladolid, S months, 4 4 , nom. ; Saragossa, 3 months, 451 to 45 ; L e g horn, 3 months, 27.80 to 27.90 Genoa, • 3 months, 27.80 to 27.90 ; Naples, 3 month', 27.80 to 2/.90 ; Palermo, 3 months, 7/.80 to 27.90 ; Marina, 3 menthe, 27.80 to 77.90 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 511 to 51 1 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 514 to 51i. The value of money on the Continent continues to decline. The Bank of Prussia has reduced its - rate of discount from 6to 5 per cent. At Paris the rate of discount in the issue market is Si per cent. ;at Vienna and Frankfort, at Hamburg - and Brussels, 4} ;at Turin, 6; at AMsterdam, 7 ; and at St. Petersburg, per cent. Advices from Birmingham announce that the - allotment of shares in the new bank took place .7. on Thursday, and that it is proposed to revive the - Birmingham Banking Company, now in course of being wound up. xd With reference to the suspension last year of - Messrs. Levick and Simpson, of the Blaine Iron - works, the Birmingham Deity Post of yesterday t will be remembered that last year this firm suspended - with liabilities of about 250,000/. Since then the works - have been car ri ed on under insp ection, and a proposal is now being made to pay the creditors a first instalment of 2.. in the pound. Several Staffordshire houses are creditors. The inspectors appointed by the creditors have made attempts to sell the works, but as no satisfactory - oiler has been resolved, there was no alternative left but - to can/ on the concern. The termination of the con tinental war may probably improve the prospects of the crediton. The the pill Wharveshalf and eari W Y are ine h: fing llies Co of be held pro form& on the 23rd inst., and will be adjourned to such place and time as shall be agreed upon. A meeting of the General Irrigation and Water Supply Company of France (Limited) was held yesterday, when it was resolved to alter the title of the undertaking to "The Irrigation Company of France (Limited)." The directors announce that the various operations are progressing most satis factorily, and promise results which justify flatter ing anticipations of the position the concern is de fined to occupy. John Crossley and Suns (Limited) have declared an interim dividend of Ms. per share for the last half year, being at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum. The Turin and Savona Railway Company have given notice that the payment of the half-yearly interest due the Bth inst. on the company's shares is postponed till further notice. Mr:Ramie of Gresham - provisional the provisional official liquida tor of the National Savmgs Bank Association (Limited), has been appointed by the Master of the Rolls official liquidator. With reference to the cotton market, the circular of Mesas. Trneman and Rouse contains the fol- - 141} S lowing : The Manchester market, which Mood its ground in the face of a European war, has, with the prospects of peace, rallied considerably ; yarn have within the past ten days shown an important advance, and although the improve ment in goods is leas marked, in these also prioes are better. The Liverpool market has been very active, and the advance on American has been id. and on East India Id. to lid. since the let ult., while on long stapke the ad vance obtained has amounted to 3d. to 4d. per pound. TM stock of Arnett= cotton is now only 20,000 bales against 54-000 lest ye ar. The total Mock In Liverpool is . 863000 008,009 ca the lit ult., and 322,000 last year, an th e quantity now at ma from America and the East is SAOOO bales against 474,000 at the same period last year. The average weekly 1011 4 mile delivery to the trade from Liverpool has %tea 46,800 beim 33,340 in the first /OTIS mouths. Lit = po st = l iar all 1916, vfiffie the atonal . hen • Roll, and the outgo has hes AGO halm eat 347,000 to the ease last year. The ehipmesta faz e s according from the ci negotiating and from the United Maine we am now maim but until the arrival of the new mop ; the re ports of the lather are much mere hmetwahlo *ea they wen a short time sines, and two 'Mom is sow a favourite estimator of the production. no datistarl peeitioa of cotton has certainly lammed al late, ami caned pesos pesos abroad with an roam mosey whetat home would probably bring about • further to • he al prices. In London the traametions hors fair extent, the sales of East baths tattoo en the spot in the mouth reaching 94,000 bell, and • gamed admit* of la. , to 1 id. per lb. has bees obtained both ca the spot and for arrival. The latest sales afloat comprise..ol fak lisid - _. velly at 1014., and fair new Bess* at 7 ed. per lb. The quentity now afloat from an the Indian ports i 1 MO° belts against 000,000 last year. Tim Mme• Consols, which closed yesterday at 88 to 1 for the 9th instant, opened and closed to-day at 871 to 1. For money the last pries was 871 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Throi per Cent. Consols, for money,B7l, 1,1, 1, ; ditto, for account, 871, ; Three per QM.. Re duced? 81; New Three per Cents., 87, 0, 71, 7 ; ditto Five per Cents., 103 } ; Bank stock, 240 ; India stock, 208 ; ditto Five per Cent, 1021, 3} ; ditto Four per Cent., 921 ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced" Rupee Paper, 100 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 105} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001. Indian Government securities were quiet. Elie March Exchequer Bills were quoted 11e. di& to par and the June 3s. to Be. prem. The amount of business in foreign docks was limited, and the market was again Eat. Turkish Bonds of 1862 declined 1 per cent. ; Brazilian soap, ; Italian of 1861, Brazilian of 1865, and Porta- Rat; Mexican, ; Turkish of 1 865 , f ; and Ti , si Passive, it. Atlantic Teleg raph 8 per cent. preference shares closed at 3} , being flat ; and Anglo-Ameriosa Telegraph at 1 3 . to being 7s. 6d. lower then yesterday. United States 5.20 Bonds and Erie Railway shares were offered for sale and declined and 1} per cent. respectively. 14w York Central also fell 5 per cent. Prices closed as follows:-6.20 Bonds, 68} to ; Erie Railway shares, 411 to 42 ; I Illinois Central, 741 to 1 ex div. • Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentu res, 49 to 50 ; I ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 431 to 441. MINES.-(THIS DAT.) thrs o'CLoca. There is almost an entire absence of busineas in the mining market to-day, and with the exception of a fresh decline in Prince of Wales shares, which are now quoted 24a. to 26a., prices exhibit no variation. Chiverton Moor are called 44 to ; Clifford Amalgamated, 6 to ; East Cando'', fig to 4 ; East Grenville, 2to ; and West Chiver ton, G 4 to 66. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dia deloren and North : There has been an improved demand for some kinds of metals and a slight advance in price, but others have e deuced a decline, for the general condition of the market in unsatisfactory. _ The non-reduction of the Bank rate ben had a very bed effect Iron—Welsh and State:Aid:ire continue extremely dull, nearly all the manufacturers sae short of orders, and there seem but poor prospects of • speedy revival. Scotch pig iron continues lifeless, dodo( at 52e. cash. Copper—A decided improvement has taken place both in English and foreign. The former is 1111 t obtainable under smelters' quotations. Stunner her been done in Burrs from 'M. to 841. 10s., and in Wallaroo from 811. lOs. to 841. cash ; Cbill bars, 741. ; ores raptly's, 14e. Tin.—The actual amount of boldness sine our last hae been of no importance, the small quan tity on offer has enabled holders to realise an advance of Els. per ton. Straits now realise 76t. to 761.105., ing to quality. Banco, 811. English continues dull. The Dutch market is steady at 47f. Tin plates are in good demand at fall prices. Lead.—A good blisiness re • ported, prices tending in sellers' favour. Spelter.—The market has been very dull, and it is almost Impossible to effect sales. The nominal value on the spot u 201,, bell 191. has been accepted. Special brands in outpour's 6 are held for 201. 71. 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (3v ZLOCT3IIO AND INIWASATIOSAL TIL16111114) (Taos Ova OWN CONINSPONDINT.) Market continua. quiet, and pr i es. are in favour of purchasers. Sales about 7,000 or 8,000 Wes. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The markets steady at the following prices:—Town tallow, 435. 3d. ; Petetsburg Y.O. on the spot, 44e. 84. to 41e. ; October to Desetabw, 465. to 465. 9d. ; Mem her, 465. Mesmer Arinsues.—Town tallow, 465. 9d. ; fat t• ditto, 2s. 21od. ; yellow Ramie, 46e. ; welled ~, 325. 6d. ; rough ditto, 17 s. 6 d.; reeves, 18a. ; goal dregs, 6e. COVENT GARDNII.--(11138 DAY.) Among home-grown supplies furnished this week are considerable quantities of both apples and pears of the earlier sorts, which are real' dly& fair prices. Heavy eon rignments of the same kinds of fruit have also been meowed from France and Itain. Pine-apples and hothouse grapes see plentiful, and prices for these as well as for other kinds of indoor produce, have alterdbut little from those quoted in our last report. POW and other varieties of vegetables are still arriving ineseellent oondition. Flowers &holy consist of orchids, kalosanthea, calceolarias, pelar (odium, fuchsias, balsams, 000k000ndivo, mignonette, sag raw. PRIM. Cherries, per dos. lb, Ile to lee Medals, each, Os to Ge Currants, per dere, 4a to 6s Nadatinea, p• dos, la to lee F o ta c tzr doz., Ca to Ma , per 100, Ms to 20e nits, p. 4t., ed to 6d = r des., is to 11l Grapes, per lb. 2e to es Pine Apples. per lb., Seto Of Lemons, per 100, is to lde 1 Strawberries, porlb., ed to is YROETABLER. Artichokes, per doe., Si to es Mnehroome, D. pott ,Yei to ealld Asparagus, p bundle. Ss to is Mustard I Crow p. pow., M Deana Kidney, p.lsvo.,laloalid Onions, D. dos bum. Se to is Beet, per dos.. 2A to is Pordey, per I sieve, ile to ft Broneoll, p. bundle, Is to la Od Parsnips, per doe., le to Yr Cabbages, per doe., is to 25 Peas, per qt.. red to Is Carrots. per bunch, 4d tu td Der bushel, Ss Ild to te do. French, do ,Isto ee Potatoes, York Regents. It tOO% Cauliflowers. 1 ) . doz. , is to M SOB to 024 Celery, per bundle, be to Is 6d Rocks, do., Kato 711 s Cucumbers, each, 3d to 9d Flukes, 1061 tot tle Medley, per doe .Ss do. fthays, Os to MI Clank and Shallot% per lb., 10c1 per cwt. Herts. per hunch. " ltadlshes, p. 12 bun., ed tale Rersoltadish, bend, bed to ea Rhubarb, pee bundle, ed to id Lets, per bunch, 3d Splosolt, per bash., Sr M ft Lettuces, per score, Is ti Is 6d Turnip*, per bunch, Od to 9d Mint, per bunch, 3d to ad --- SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yr. Charles James Rums resorts trade Wow at last day's prices. Prime old hay, from 106 s. to 115 x.: inferior ditto, 955. to 100 s. ; prime old etosar, from 1265. to 1325. 6d. ; inferior ditto, from 110 s. to 1111 a. ; prime old seoond eat. from 110 a. to flan 120 s. ; 701. to lea. ; inferior ditto, from 955. to 100 s. • prime new hay, go re new clover, tient 861. to 110 a. ; straw, from 40a. le PROISIVIAZ SEAM 11111.1319. - - - Erre:M.oW, AMIN A—Great W estern, 1-lenoaddre an d Tortehlre, liti—lontlen awl North Western, WM I Metropo —kan cheater, Sh e ffield. and Looping**, s 7 GI ad. —litan, Ma—ledland, 111—Mattb Emdern, 071-11onth LY4efil, roost., 18M, 90I—Onind Trier* cd Cana.* tl —Great Lamm. Aare& 13 7.16 I—Eastern lacharige Bank aborted 21 4. WM and Foreign Rana. 1516 —Matins (LimitedAG d.—Anglo-Amerloan Tetegraph, Atlantic TeleitraPN D 8 Per wet.. /}—National Wane ithilltadl, 10A d. biliXl/011A11, AVOCIR dens —Lloyd s 's B 'molted`. at SI pra. Clatheg prises: linanilbwa, Weber. baniptou, and tibiae Valley Eanway, 10 to 101 ; Lourdes eel North Western Railway, UT, buyers ; Oreat Westers, Binning. Cam guaranteed 3; yep cent., 71, iss selkm ; Canal, 874, buyers . Mein:Abe Disk, div.2l:are ina = Was and Kidderminder Bask 18. w and etaßordshirs Bait, 10. Elnutngher rd di r a nlen Mill, 7to ; Metropolitan Railway Carriage and warn (16. 11111A0t. third lane. Oi db. ; and Meat nett and Azle. tree (Lbailled„ 5e pm. buyers. Mancgotriza. ArOtBT s.—The eared was sew mkt, est pr were generally lower. Oonsolidated Ewa h ie ri 4215 rarest Eastern, W}--Ors r ilt eeth e ers gl . A, 1171—O nand Trunk Oresia, 364 1-411seet Worms. aa 4--.l!Wir oo d. t. lad Cc (UMW:. 1 4.—Lareesehbe obi Yeensoare, 114I—Dhao 1661. 41 pie est. ridite— d, Londen North Weimer, W7I 1 I—Menebieter, sad liberia. shire. WV PI —ll e=taa 1.110 WI Wl—Walk NW* 014—ensth ,V o L i rimem and limey Warble Inserenee (L WOW. 41 P. OW. Sap Yon Davids. gc.—Atlimlie Takes* Pled.. 411-4441.144444i4 -.mt. U. At the York .wires, yesterday, a verdict al 1.0001. dupers 1 , 34 or picot the isesa sad Walk Walkers Railway for nire st the 13eddleworti station, in December last, which resulted in ?dr. Robes% s Yorkshire farmer sad horse-breeder, losing his life.