The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-02 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (TRW DAY.) NArrsiow-aoras. OUT IiVIIKILANT 111 TER CITT. /was, a 'Wow, 'no, 1111 brevet him the Lcrl Mayor, domed with baring been eascaraed with =Aber tats, sot .1 eat*, to berglariondy breaking into r-. 2 eat ring tka arr•aber• Yana. Barr and Son, silk taaastactarrer, 12, Kintatreat, Clteapside, and stealing ttrerfr.ra 3Nb. d simian .ilk, value 400/. The tutelary was very timely effemid on the night of the 17. h August. aced Oho police being at once ememunicatid s irb, the n.ol ter warn put into the hands of Fusuell, sa &tire and intelligent of taking* to the detective erpartmest. Fa••eU, after diligent Inquiry, succeeded it And, eg a clue to the porcine° of the stolen silk, sad sa isrtaird that it had been offered for sale, by sample, to sgentle man, who uvi le srumgcninte, with the cognimneenf Funnel', go vest. May aft -re .n to • home in Old Nicholl-street, n-road, for the purpose of Mewing the bulk, Tha Appointment was kept, the upectarit welters, going to Old Nielleal.effirt, with two men who were to show his the silk, he o•e ash, while Funnell followed M another, secompaeied by Knight end Legg, two of kis brother ..dims. Upon arriving at Old :Sieben-Mete; ors of the men from the Met cab went into • hones from which he emerged, bearing a lags emit, apparently well Wed with some soft ■xl while he we. in the act of ebowhig it lo its e•s. etnier, the t re lift their cab, and embed to the spot. Fussell peunied upon the primmer, and hold him steamy, Let the „they man dripping hi• bag, cashed through au rid- Morn' grre - er's shop, dashed through a el. eed glare dew into • mem behind, rad then, with • tremenditta leap, he dew through the teach window 'nto the ber.k ystd, cerryi•g with him the window blind, which happened to to down at the time, roller , end everything. Knight billowed re rapidly as he eoold, but missed hit man, who he .4re-coded far the present In effeetiag Meier-ape. Fannon, !retire, placed Me prisoner Onto • cob, and brought him into the city, when the prisoner pulling fete Ma pocket • ►uge life preserver, said to hit ogee, " Llok here, I mesa to give this to you but bt leg up the mow-bar with which the burglary had boon iffeered, end which he had with Liu e the time, sold, " If yvu do I shall give this to yen" upon which the grimmer immediately subsided sad went quietly the net of the we to the station. In addidrn to the silk learnt in the beg, a muck larger quantity was discovered at the house to Old Nichol-street, The prisoner woo remanded to s in, thus to took alter his sea mpllce. BIARLBOROCOH-BTHEET. ASAAVI.TPT A ”I.OOAR. Co/ reicer Wregat, dascrilett ea • trait vendor, woo rhargart with an vault on Captain Pesach Peel, of the 34th Regi ment, 4 Leinetermardens, Hyde-park. Captain Fraccia Peel aatd be was passing down St. lames-e , r.et cheertly alter 12 o'clock overnight with his broth, r, •ten the pricnner nue up and importuned them for relief, tut be Veld her he believe' her to be en lmpaeter, but offered h, • mem:bevy ticket, when ehs immsdiotel j ceemmen....l. an n'tu It nu him, and he gave her into entiody. Ittletnien. 74 C, raid he sow the prisoner following Captain Peal, end ein coming up with bits she pull . I hie Cost. Being on the other side eif the atract he went across sad asked what she want, !, when she immediately seised the captain's coat wishher tteth , and hung to it "like • beeth," mid so deter. envied waft 'he mat it we - sniffy with the smitessets of another conatable , he managed to gm bar sway 'tad bake her to the elislion-hnesh Police-0 natal* OC, paved acsiatfag is tailor the pri mer into coatody, sad white doing so she became very Velma sad smack ►im seem) licale—tske fa the fate. Us bed etre been before air. Rados, sad vat to prima for anima. W4A, the Ranh of the wart, mid she bed once been Wore Mr. Harderick. Tba pri-otter it-truce tray that ahem tagalong the ..ay of I as oedemas to Westaisetar-twidge en ohs sae " going a whim Mato - ark Mr. ki tspun lard mid ha did caotaialy strika bar with a thin stick, but it Ira, t,nly to make b mimeo bar hold. Mr. Bincbano said ha comidarad • puma bad a right to me fume to rekaateg bin:welt from an importunate women, like the p ...ter, in ilia mald'a ot the night, probable being apprehensive that hie pocket was about P. be poled. She e. a pr•nernd old beggar, sad he should mud her for four • Yea days. SOUTHWARK. Ut•VOLII tea N, Jaw. Ca 4y. 44), f innerly • rerimint is the R divides of police, was brought before Mr. Obit., charged with Ow ling • goaatlty r.t cigars cod sober.' the properly of hu master, Mr Henry Meter, No. I, 1 1 1.11oins-stmt, Bosomigh. The greenest meld that he k the rinser Into his ear vice scam Elm ado ae caroms and porter, red It wes hi, dote t t deliver goods to the enoomera. Latterly be had Word mode from hi. mock, and Is coassou•nc• of that be pre isiorroalks 10 the police. Impactor Mere, hi division, low to the piimate es lodging, mil there found three belies a tiers and a quvati.y ot tobacco. He idostillad theca as his prcperty. !scow. r 31.0 re Fennel Wisp the cisme end c.imm, sod 'b he oormtiosed the shoot the., be rod Oat they had been pima be hi. at didomat demo, and that bet 4 stored them up, bet be odd that he did not smoke. The prOcear berm mid that was clime taus; afthoegh he did oat smoke he did set reiT re • alma elms Aiwa te hint. his. Combs asked him obselta r witsald be trild by him at teals rove n.. If hear he we it pied dedir. The prieeser prehned tie Wee; sad blared kr tam. Mr. Cunt" seteseed Mt to da mad ‘` herd Weer. Tile teem who a amens le the It Melts wee of r b. 4aasoyeme to ether eamidat red vie diediesd. erh he Wee a Mew to Ilit ildbesd Meree, the cosamimiorr of pollen theeteet ri he abase Ma. He WM 11401 Wan the megjossis. cad Maid ow lin that Sir. Cost* MM bin be vas sow • ambled 61.1. Da. IDientrut.—Mr. limy B. Ilbseidan, m.r., 4.i.g been nitrated by the ;rinds of Dr. lbeetherst, at tended yriverday at t►. Mae, Man with . packs to the Osseo, sisns4 by Mary Somber, the primer's .its. Mr. Merida& err e! op e Sir 0. C. Lewis, the deleleasy of evi dence ages.t, sod earneroue eareuents r •.sir of, the yrooser. mid Mr. Mirrklan thee latredered the wile of the peer... Mary Sadism*, sad Mrs. limith, the Etienne of t►e boarlies ►ow et By seater, la wbia the three partial geoids& Tb. statsreents which there tote Wise made ea ',vises points brought forward at debrief, were beamed le with tbs k artist a, teation sad wince by the fiewatery ef Starr. Mr. Waddierroa wee proud &win the liMmobre, whirl bared se hear sad a WI. -- - - - BULL Ittatit 111 YRISON.—Tb• prinner's brother entre with reran to Ida ?Mee In the prison " Itvel"ti'at p room know thee prima regislatioes do not admit tsy pirate interviews with say p. Weer in my brother's poelde.. Ile is in • eau is comayeay with tweedier., to which room h ace ye. wiereli. And outside this rev. •m placed teniehairr, roe for toe and the other foe the governor, sad ebtere nor bide, vine seated, la • small Cm-preformed • indow, thermal' e both we cousen is fair, open, load luggage. I bare *ought no femme, ace rimed or reieved say seente. Nor ha- lb. governor or tiny t ffimr proffmod any forma They tan ail dote their strict &Kyles sorb, bat with a mum true, oral tlieurieke, sad the gonna, den an forget hie duty by rel•aing the diteciplioe of the nine, at the same time he MA:M.4 , 1.4y a brunene man r anieeetly with mo vie). Ile et to Jut es I should if I were a gunman of • Stroll 1,10 DEAT/la or Too YOVNO WOMEN.— Thia spun it', ab tut 7 o'clock, c-maiderable alms win -met in the netzlit out hood of lismuoramith by the diecorery of the ..f two Fos your women upon the top of • brick bile to a field belonging to liners. William., the to ickeeskore, at Sbetherrobash. It •pp liars that the lieneasede have Lern earn Ly the pole-, sad others wandettad lama the seithltutheel of Shepherd', boob for nom time pas., and ion the field.ds at nigh.. When yoked who they nets, r se reprint 7o' then her name wee H01m..., sad the &nester e l. p.p.i..p e d pAoce sergeant of Ike nod tbeetber stemi 0.4 her tame was Thompue. and that she bed ems from Tsai. kasham. They both reproof's', I that they bed no sway from their urea..., end had ben tenoned ft kin which they bed afro bit. Holm.* hod l'een new about f,,r the lam ea work., and the other about. Moe dark It is noposed that they wept upon the kiln for warmth, the sight being cold, and whdc erletm were sadocated with the fame. from the boning brit kr. Tbetr bodies untested • =net shot tier sppearasee, and they were removed without debt., to the dead boon of the Fulham Rake workhouse. :NI [SAP PROPRIATION Or NIONEY FIT a TIAVZLLER.— Yeiderd.iy, you( eta , re.p ctithly dreamt awned Jobe Steton, was nought up at the City Pothile•resttohareed with appropriating to hi. own see amnia moseys rot relived ler . lifie on gement of Horne. JiMPIN of Newcastle upon-Tyne, by whose he was waged le travel am astasim Men in the Massbeeter district. It appeared that, doing the set two mostba, the primmer bet received mural same of mot ey, moonatiag together to MU., which be lied foiled M wink in the regalar cootie. Re wee apperbeadel la a bare of ilitfsese is this tity. Ile had them fa his pm- sesitos 126/ , which be admitted was money be bed re send os annum of Means. James, sad it was nand that he bad epeet 101. le the house. • legal ditllitulty nofo/0 in theme*. A. the pr;eonm was sot estesuri . for say mimetic period, one paid any Amid &Jen, but reeataed • ememk- Nen ea tbe banners be trazaacted. and wee not preeleded from svoiertehiag Wailer eneeminioaa foe other pottier. the legal relative of mum sad ',neat did sot ntheiet ; there fore be meld act be indicted for emberrlaimet. Mr. Cobbett, who appeared for the promeatina, thought ha had rendered himself avowable to pasivlneeat varier the Frieda lest Truing Ad; but Mr. Mande held tint, nausea sa be waa net Mead to molt to Memos. James the emu/ money ractsvrd from embowers, bet any .&k ee nann y of ibe,e a be value, math., did the Memos emu • 'thin fie prollitions of tbat en. He we. cossequally discharged.—.l~Aeater THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1859. SHAER L 1828.-21118 DAL Two O'CLOCK. The railway share market to-day is inanimate. Midland and one or two other stocks have declined about I per oent., but in most instances prices are quoted the same es at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is quoted 944 to 96, ex div.; Midland, 104; to 1061, ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 98; to 991 ; Great Western, 801 to ; Great Northern, 101 to 103, ex div.; and Eastern Counties 67 to ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady —the old issue at 2; to I, and tLe new at 2 to prem. Other foreign descriptions are quiet. WitIISARY CHaai AND 9,001 P _ll%l Pa. I e.agn W.rra.. ik W. l9 .lM7Z :0 1 ill 1 7 1 14 411 arm= on 4 la. OXIIIMO D. a • a5i717417 De. ea. r vim te gal; .6 -I *4l itt - r w : fAttharo sad adittbas(aJook a Metir %away& Ens wain. Jr.at North of *Woad Bit ice. lar 'de• rad Yertaila gt Va london cn t .l SWAN_ . 100., WAY,. kill Oirt loole• Wallll6. ,1114 A `l,u 13 71 NI I r s• Jill wit f ylf L;I I,» Ift r. Pi Oh f vsz I dis par 1 N 111 :a l IN/ Oi 16 sd 11 /414 NI 641 11 14 NI NI IN ad $1 eft 41 Si • • — ibek. - 114 !Acisipat p.!!ft 11111.14.. Midland M. OtW (moral .4.04000, •amt1e a:M t MI lySs warmitfiliat mittif; orUs . Nib Devia. irr i lt-a;Or I Ite. Tat Malt Am111.46.1tVey . 7 . " & see. • • illi : dim id so. • a UN ;11 Oohed. Won. al - Wile. . ..—. 1 4 17 - 1161 . 6= —: 7 t rams. Is— dale I ale or Ora:. . o. TWA& Broboii 06 Be; n 41,C4Vi7eVE ei " it i 1 1 % . 211 . 441) n II ..—.... W g .....- ClOr Ilft losood Obr __ • Or London. Charon. sod Dorm ftdia 31 al 13 13 3 lIICI AI a 34 p. di r _ _ :S I~ ;~ MATS. f; . • .ftlard • Ilaar e feaskii = .l Pirtl. °l l=Sta Itart Amara. A. 6 4. a IN IN. tM NI O. 11miN116... ° 1 7 4.V:47 Da s.f p. =a t r i iaa sl l 4:l7.rwat 4 a Odra Zpor " " I r . eV Near* Ip. Nisoa. " 4l relem 44 e. • IN 1666 rola. 44. a Patindo. 4 o::=Vdi st &l IM 1 .1 ft E laza V aa el 64 Lai /444.41m6616.4.14.1 D 4.1104•3 0. W 0.4 11 Da 4e. 44 4L 464. 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Prearnace DOW. linsa..lDedeldi Ip. a. Mr An 11.1.3111 Ennio:lPa lIPILS ma t cmormaileilark: °=.. War ast aissaa e Jobbulizar 41 par ps.D•bnourna ="grar b i pi., per a. Canaan D•. 4 DD. Da T C. et. Inn D. is lIeT . fast tsar rieda:l7.: OLP*/ ma. ;ire - - , 4 Daft Osman. DO. Dew On. UdL were. 1 opt itii" 4. le. as Inortliont sp. Crr.6..7 :jaw ans. an. , 10 lataos S wars , is 6s IL=Damn palirs. DOnarin DADA I Dart =lndia I Sanaa I Do.Nir• I Da et 114•41 1, 1,1 nt Twig:4a; Trinidad. Lannon lialp LINES 41118► D A? gumAn s lolor m ar a met aL um nr iE d a* irloiraf s e asasi 411r * 6 I we nal PL. M..s ames. ba Nafr ui 114 % bler=l4 Der Datk OremerleiWallia norm Lesion - a Seulleema ~fer Parser Os.) .. "WSW& eaw. l.3 94 :Wit: sta.A.s.lWa ti N i N. West. Premartsi Run logerlre rearreeired 6 per etiaLlte liostorp Conotlos) N 711131105 t Iterrern 6 p. al Ito Sadism oountioN Ditto!' pa mat. Praetor I Wye* ito LOGA N.Weer.ls 4e tr sr. x, &Tett.) 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Prelensui: llik We p & ll* New ...... ittrglariiM V tre. 4' 6 '''.l 41 ‘o7;rti 111 MSN 14 i mat Ship Ilimitedi tails rad Asa TO lar•Dleill000.0•4 I•La•a• Illossest l ailt a gra= N. •osicabilm. Our& 14.. New oaWi . • 3 74. "611 1 "4 Ds. 0 NI th% s larl a... liti Frt . Jur an a iMiIiNC str.e.r Ikea_.... 1 1 * l e. 111 ~ - I. 16 /6 76 $ tor. Ili lir 6 T 40 ill 116 116 16 SI 1 1 .., 1 9 01 1•S A *di sa *MS 1 111:1 araw°4 Vidlidh Dirbi LOCAL 82411 142111 L taspu Sart. I._ T 1. spafket `l2kLa .w tlik se, rum 010111111 /Wok % 1= 2 .41tratrl . IN I- w 00.1.44.4 Yoloties. f4i seSq 1/4 iNt $-Sbefflokt. Xi I -war,. 111. -Nook RAO" el fe-M.leta 104 90--v Nash ISISIieL 29_= Noollbeik 44 I- Moor. 231 -Dash Ibs.S.L.L. SI of Oiria. 1-Orsat Weston of flassols. ILL IlLsossasss, !ism 1.-A coadderable Imam wan dour, sod Moo w c° a n ° . L'sussso4. P.-,locisftio Mag. 04-booms Ow. tiso, Ilt.'S: la some eposs waer bldhor-Loo.M. PP-Londe.. lel !Mewl. 10Li-51411.4314. 11% -Poway, 23 tlll-Think.. s lasizistos sod OWN* *kw, If p.-146..4 614aoholes. f Pt -11°L•01061. - 61 . 6 55. OS pr4f. I 4.-North ruNor d cvaro t 411.1. 40271rW0r57.:4 .- .1.,:r st.N. Ismsi mM on owl mom orookosh 94101-11100... 1 to i 416.-lamisehm 93-aspl /10.sisAus Mimk fee Luna. gerf. LISIIIIII. 1.11-862•14 Oro * 4l W* IMAM ill**. ik MONEY MARKET -MIS 11.41. Two °twos. The funds to-day are weaker. A decline of to per cont. has taken place, sellers predominating There have rho been some:largo realisations of the new Indian Loan, which, after being marked 99,t, has declined to 981 to 99. In the other depertments of the Stock Exchange business is limited, but prices are scarcely lower. The scrip of the Russian Loan is quoted Ito prem. ; Consols are officially marked 951 to 951 for money, and 031 for the 7th of September. The present quotation is 951 to 1 both for money and the ay.ount. Bank stock has been dealt ls at 226; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 90 to ; the New Three per Cents., at ock to ; the Indian Pone per Cent. Debentures, 1839, at 95 ; ditto New Loan, at 99 to 991; India Bonds, at 4s. dia.; and Exchequer Bills, at 21.. prem. The foreign stook market is quiet. Turkish stocks are fairly supported, the Old Lean being quoted 83 to 84. and the New, 701 to 711 ex div. Spanish Bonds are again inqu;red for, and Mexican are well supported at the late advance. Sales are recorded u follows :—Anglo-Austrian Five per Cents., 1859, 781; Brazilian Old Five per Cents, 1031; Dutch Two-end-a-Half per Cents., 651 (exchange 126.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 201; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1833, 481; Rrs elan Five per Cents., 108, ex div.; Spanish Three per Cents., 481, 451 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 331, 331 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 83t ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 71, 711, ex div.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. By the arrive' of the steamer Valetta at Marseilles the Peninsular and Oriental Company have received intelligence of the loss of their steamer Northam, in the Red Sea. This vessel reached Aden on the 17th of August, with the Australian mail of July, end the casualty occut.ed while she was on the way from that port to Suez. The Northam win w reeked on the Nautilus reef, near Jeddah, on Aug. 20. All the passengers and chief portion of the mails were landed in an ad. jacent island, and arrangements had been made to convey them to Aden in the Benrres and Cyclops, whence they will be forwarded to Suez by the Simla. Considering the preparations for thebillv maturing on the 4th, and the late heavy payments on the Indian and Russian loans, the quiet appearance of the money market hes excited some surprise. Yesterday, however, although the applications at the Bank were very hmited,there wee a decided ly increased movement in other quarters; and disconatus in most instances refused to tree even the best bills below the Bank minimum. There is conse quently a prospect of a revival of business at that establishment— at ler lt for a day or two. The effect of the with?-awal of (say) two millions on account of the Indian Loan has been partly neutralised by the circumstance that some large sums were yrster- day placed out on loan by the Council of India on government securities. The rate current in the market was about 2 per cent. Yesterday was the day fixed for the redemption, at par, of Danish Five per Cent. Stock to the amount of 697,2001. _ _ _ The demand for the scrip of the new Indian Loan continued active yesterday morning, and a fresh rise of j per cent. was attained, the price reaching 99i to A number of realisations followed, but the closing quotation was still a trifle better the, that of Thurs day, being 99 3-16 to 5-16, or 21 prem. A further large amount of the scrip was yesterday paid up in The new Russian Loan was in demand yeat-vday, partly on foreign orders, and wu officially marked in the Stock Exchange andy prem. The closing quotation was to prem. The advice. from Am sterdam also report a good demand. At Amsterdam yesterday Austrian securities closed at au advance ofi per cent. No operations in Milli - et; took place at the Bank yesterday. The Prince of the Seas has arrived from Melbourne with 106,0001. in gold, which, together with the 209,0001. by the Avo‘ii, 1 . ; expected - to be delivered to-day ; a portion may be sent into the The West India steamer Parana will take to day 150,5841. in Fold, understood to be on ac count of the last Chili= Loan. This sum was with drawn from the Bank on Monday, as previously stated. his reported, in Paris, that the discount business of the Bank of France has again fallen off. The . . monthly return of that establi:hment will be pub• Robed this day week. The Eutern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0351.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 7091. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,3131. ; the Midland an increase of 1,8391.; and the North Eastern an increase of 2,268/. The meeting of shareholders of the Ottoman Bank will be held on the 14th Sept. The half-yearly meeting of the Smyrna and Aidin Railway Company is called for the 30th Sept. The Six per Cent. Preferential bonds of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada were in demand, in anti cipation of the approaching completion of the great Victoria Bridge. Holders of paid-up Third Extension shares in the Madras Railway Company are required to send in the sealed certificates in order that they may be ex changed for certificates of equivalent amounts of Five per Cent. stock. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : " The actual transactions in American securities during the past week have been few and unim portant, but the market continues very firm, and prices are steady." An advance took place yesterday in the tallow mar ket, owing to farther speculative operations. It appears from the telegrams from St. Petersburg that, in addition to the large quantity of tallow which is being shipped by the Russians, a purchase of no less than 10,000 cask, is said to have been made by one great house, at 34 s.r. This statement caused some excitement, which, however, had partly sub sided at the latest date. At the public sale of coffee yesterday, a decline of le. per cwt. was occasionally submitted to. With reference to the silk market, Messrs. H. Waithman and Co. remark as follows, under date last evening : The Bilk market has been quiet during the peat month, the transactions that have takea pisce being with few exceptions sanoporust. la China silk some businers was done with the (km arrivals of new wilt, 265., 24e., end 235., being the prices paid for standard 1,2, and 3 Castle, but Mixers show 'rest indispositios to go on at there high rates. The China lettere delivered ea the 27th etthee, report eettleamegv for the month 3,000 Mies (ot which 2,400 boles were new silk), melting the total export for the mace 83,800 balm. Priors had declined eomewhet, but were still high, the closing quotation for No. 1 Matted being equal to 23e. here. The deliveries for the month are 6,028 bale. and erring to the meaty arrives, the stock is nee reigned to 20,926 balm. la Reseal sulk a fair business has been dons during the past month, at full price. Italia silk is slow of mle, the canoes being so extrewagautly high as to {wince the utmost canticle on the part of buyerv. In Persian eilksome buetnese has bee dose trues 12a. 6d. to 13s. Twritisy Ermries. Consok, which closed yesterday at 031 " buyers," for the 7th September, opened this morning at 931 to j, touched 931 " buyers," and clamed st 964. For money the kat price was 961 " sellers." The official blindness report is as follows :—Thipe per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, I. 1, # t ditto. fur account (7th Sept.), 951, I; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96;, ; New Three per Cents., 981, Dirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1883, 18„ 1-18; Bank Stock, 226; la&a Four per Cent. Debentures, 1839, 94!, 94;; the Sew Five per Cent. Stock, 99k, 99!, 99; ditto, Scrip, 99,e, 3, I, 99; India Bond', 3s. die. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 remain quoted 95 to 1 ; and those of 1869, 941 to 93. Exchequer Bile were steady, at 21s. to 245. prem. The tortign stock market was more active, and price, in most icatances, including Peruvian and Spanish, showed an upward tendency. The Old Turkish Six per CenM. closed at 83 1 ; the New at 701 to 711, e.e the dividend due this day ; Nlea can Bondi, at 201 to I ; Peruvian Four-and-t-Half per Cents., at 92 to 1 ex div. ; Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., at 34 to ; the Committee's Certificates, at 4f, to 1 ; and the Passive Deb., at 10 Ito 11. Upon the publication of the report of the directors of the Ottoman Bonk, an increased demand he I sptung up for the Berms, which closed to-day at 19a to 20t, or par. Those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, and Oriental Bank, were also inquired for, whilst Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were rather weaker. Land, steam, and dock shares were steady. St. Katharine Dock stock was officiallked 791, and the 'hart of the Trust and Loan Co.ompany of Upper Canada, prem. The Indian open Five-and-a• Half per Cent. rupee loan wag again dealt 4 i to-day at le. lltd., or equal to 1 per cent. discount. New Brunsu:ck Government bonds were quoted I per cent, better to-day. THE STAIXL A preliminary meeting of the an HAIG ike committee and non-society nee engaged in the building trades wee held y tweeds . ) is the Adelaide Gsllsry, I.. , wthevaroads, Strand. Serena society men assembled reload the doors, but no to terruption took plata Mr. Ashby was celled to the chair, sad tkis meeting was eiddresawl at SOON length by Mr. 'glim mer, an opsistive, who argued that the trades* union was pursuing a suicidal policy, sad contended that the history of trod,s' maims was one of "strikes, quarels, disputes, con furies, ruts, mad misery." He thought the "document" might be seeepted as anotedtd by the anti-with. committee, sad regarded on a shop rule. Mr. Diprose moved "That the thanks rf this preliminary meeting of the anti-strike tom mi tt, e of son-surety men be gives to Mr. Plummer for his Czech , or oldies.; and it fanner desires d, expre-s its eon. turn ore is the views he has s, t firth." Mr. Jones socood,rl the motion, which wee carritd unanimously. Mr. Barrett annouored that Alderman Cubttt had expreseed his willing mos t.. to cove tresover of an Anti-gents Relief Pond, if requi.ition signed by 20 members should be pres,nted to biro, end he (Mr. Barrett) belief that if they agreed to do en, thot hifirfrodA of pomade woull shortly be forthcoming for their relief, es the masters deeply sympathised with their sufferings. A requieltion was immediately signed, and after thanks had bees voted to the chairman, the proceedings terminated. (Free the /bri/d/ey Near. of this day.) The contributions frost the country in aid of the men on strike sod locked out, amounted, up to lad (Thum day) night, to 3601. Farther °opt, butions are expected eherrly, amongst others, 1,0001. font the Amalie:muse En ginerrr, sad 6001. frees the trades of Glasgow. A Ncn-Society's Men's Relief Food has been instituted, of which Mr. Aklerm.n Cubit', \t. P., is the treaserer ; and, we were informed lost (Thursday) night, that the worthy alderman had subscribed 100/. in mid of the Relief Fund. This :Lind i to be distributed only swept the son-rociety men, who ace w'lling to give their verbal seemat to the decla ration when the shepo are re•oyesse. Late List (Thursday) sight tehewallew reached ns that negotiauens are pending between the nesters and the opera tive., the result of which, It is saticipated, will be en ami cable settlement of the 'aiming dispute. We heartily hope that sir h will to the result. The mutual department hes not been forgotten in the arraagements far the approaching trial trip of the G rear Ee..tens. Bayard first-rate stasis have been ragtime! to form a military eoseart and quadrille band, under the diriction of Mr. George Macfarlane, professor of music. On Tuesday last the Bishop of Oxford consecrated the new and boadiful church which hen bawl erected at Ger nsrd'a Cr..., Bucks, at the sole expense of the Mines Reed, airier, of the late General Med. Those Indies have also ht. vested a large amount for the endowment of the saute. The rectory of Kirby-under-Dale, near Foaling ton, rendered vacant by the death of Dr. Erskine, Dean of Ripka, hat been conferred upon the Rev. Thorn's John 111‘uniie, M.A., rimed Kirby Fleethani, near &dale. Tide Ism camel benefice, worth shout 40.14. a year and which becomes vacant, is alto in the gift et the LON Cliasselior. THE LONDON MECHANICS' Ixsurunox.—Asiong the late &settees to the fond to relieve the truster sad pur- Asia the ism of the buildings of the Meolosied Institu tion are the hornet of the Date of Cleveland, the Kernels of Braidnituine, and Lord Creaworth. The wally example of the lab Lord Murray_ (Lord of Ihreatess) was Hotted at the time, and now Lady Moray seeds M. and Miss Burdett Contra 1004, to the acrouht at Ba scom and Co.'s. In the City Messrs. Haebury have received 100 gutters, re. c,ntly voted for the porch .to of the hate by the corporation of London. TESTIMONIAL TO AN AoaicrtTuluer.—On Satur- day, at • dimmer is cennazion with the Halifax and Colder Vale Aiericultugul Ageocistios, Mr. Henry Ambler, of Wet kimon-hell, near Halifax, a well-known exhibitor at various agricultural shows, was poseated with his full length por trait, as an acknowledgment of his efforts to promote the lin provecont of agrioulture. ROYAL COLLEGE or 81711.0ZON6.—The following gentlemen having undergone the en:emery examiostions for the diploma, were admitted members of the college, at • special meting of the Court of Examiners on the Slat ult., viz. Mom. George Bellamy, of her X4aet a mem ship Hydra, Plymouth ; and Richard Cox, of neer Reeding, Berkshire. ELECTION EXPENSEL—The election auditor for the borough of Hardy has ireued the legal return of expenses I incurs i by the mom' c'hdidatos at the last election for this borough. From id's sec dint we perceive that Mr. Bus's oat coot 6761. 16.. 3d. ; whilst Mr. Bch obtained his Nth+ r honour fe 6711. 14e. 21. The candidathre of Mr. Ratko in curred liabilities to the omelet of 6771. Ifs. 6d. The heaviest expenditure rands seeing Mr. James's same, the stoma peed by or for that gentlemen beieg 7671. 6s. 7d. NIURDEIit Or A STOCIETON CAPTAIN ON THE HIGH Sue.—A terrain we, received fa Stocktoe at • bos hour on Wedneediey night, cluing that the Margaret, of Hartlepool, bad that day pot at Falmouth, a CAW- Twee, of the capita, semi I Barker, who resides at Stock ton whoa on shore, having been basely murdered by the cook. Pram what our coreepoadent ran learn, It appears the Margaret, of which Captain Barker wr• pert owner, mils. frees Hartlepool about three weeks ago four some fitment pot, he believes , fu the Medi. Anthems. Ono pst Ii - at Lisbon for the ampere of engaging • ciatweesad one w obtained, who is either a Sps so Portuguese. TM voyage was then renewal, bat the *hip lied only been at sea again there days, • whoa, for some reason, at present lei...teed in mormy, thin blvolithirsty elion stns into the able, and foully unordered the capt le wh le g deep, by ember his throat with a large keit.. Ate sows es the le., tide outrage became Imam te the met of the crew as murderer wet placed la haw, mil the moo took the command of th• marl. Hat lead wen turned homewards, end on Wednesday Jul wired is Adman, whence imagine= at the affair was immemlielely telegraph , I t• the brother of the deceased, sad akin m the other omen of the vessel. The brother god mother geatiemen fo.thwlth poreded by teeth to Falmouth, where in all probability an mount on the body (Ma we miwatand has I a pemsrved is the balsa of as ship) kr already lb en bald. The dec - vied wee very waepahl by his fedoend einem:mu, and hie tragical ll i re es mewl great Notation amongst them. SINGULAR ACCIDENT.—A singular and Lite acci dent eseutad at Eccles oa Wederwley night, Mile( the promisees'', the " weer s " annually held there. As seed f mole, whoa bed b n at the Duke of York pablio-hoses Eccles with ease of her family, tune telly dose of the nom .boat midnight te look e't ,r her eon, and towhee on on some Mode which hod covered up • w elt for years, the tends bream with km, and she wr • pr cipita'' l t o the loam, a &tar of rases yard.. She was got our itureedlet ly, but wee quite dad. Norms apparel tabs aware of the airman the wall , and the only record per loved of it wee that • WM was drowned in it thirty yam ago. HAAT RETEOR to.—RA I LWAT AISIDENT.-0n Mon day Mt • railway accidest of • gereewhet frugal cha nger occurred the Manchester, Sheffield, sad Listela abbe mod Gnat Northern junction, neer Hedged. whisk might have bees attended with the abet MAIM gem queerly. As nenrelon trip from Sheffield sad fhe hem diath moisten bed hi - n annooncul to take photo aid the train necked its 4tatiewion la safety. The pleasure, bow ewer, wa notioreedO marred by • wet aft moon and mem lug. The OM, pinpointing of upward. of forty carthorse, left the Orheeby motion ems aft T six o'clocg, and after sundry reinter delay* nearly arrived et the Raiford fraction, abort • somewhat sea:one ouident mount II at the point , . The engine, teodar, and overel (*.Hem left the dome he of the M. schemer, Sheffield, mirl Linco)n shire Railway to prow-ed Into the On A Northern Menke, but two est.iegee, from pow , ran o or oottr, VIM CS to the nut line of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Ligroin shire, whereby the courbege were holm and a check put epos the speed of the ca. ais tcs behind, which else *nom' the rooplinge behind. do. innately, at the time, the train was Mechanise Its owed, but the two carriages being Mown off the rails were peeled along with the impetus. for • dig. tee,' of thirty yodel nisomet the gravel and ballast, end then went over with a crash. The right was dark, and the aroma sot shrieks of the Monet). were fea..al. The task at this plaro 's 21 feet high, end he I the etre:aro WM a foot or so farther east they sad their densely loaded passenger* must have b.ea pecipitattd over end over open into Ordeal' Loges below. Assist nor SIMI promptly on eh , *pot, sad :Geom. Peitchierd and Davie., surgeons, were row in attenelanca, bet their moistened curs only slightly needed. After • short delay the train eagle pros-do len route tor Sheffield, which it reached in safety at a late hoer. The accideat occurred within twenty yards of where the deigns peened on her meet to the north about three hours afterwards. —Notlittgl.ext Journal. FALSE ALSRM.—When the London excursion belt macho] within shout brit' a of% of Montero, on its re turn tt Holbeaek on Friday night, the peas ngers were no a Itele ahem I by the horrible and cootinucd din of the railway wbielle, and the groltuti elackroing of the roe of the Iran until it s h ort cline to • stand Mill, whoa the poor woman front the getethouse appeared on the aide of the line, half deed with fright, of whom the milers, official hastily Inquiet 4 " whet wth the matter, and my bed they pot oa the red ligh..l"" Red light, red light!" said the women, " why, hawks, lee only the fire In my room at the mite-house, with the door wide epee." The chaptallen oiG.ial Tea y aherply bid her ki ep her door shut In "Mute, and not put a whole batch of excureinaiste ti unduly feet; whereupon the " iron horse" gave su angry 'sort end resumed its journey, grumbling.—Sthesforef .11(reotry. DIRCHAIWIL OF HIDES AN Co BONES AT tarnrom..— Sta. Menet Dock board, et the ',gum.' of Mr. Bothell Co.. of the members) have commuted to refer the subject to • sub committee, with • view to emeritus whether some other rite then the pretest cannot be obtained without Mimi to cote tror. The present site Is the sorth•set end of Georgie Posh, in fitedirect Has of the passectier traffic between Liver pool sad BirkwahrterL and the other ferried on the Cheshire able. Comm Fisantm.—During the put fortnight the drift bale at Parkteem bays Lima camblog from 15 000 pfkh.rds down to 200 sad 300 par boat per sight. dome boom days Wool • limp quality a bake. At at. leer, • N. days ago, several seam were elect, end about 540 hop, haul, of pilchards went taken. At 811141011 Cove 250 hopii• hest* arm caught. The nelmemeo eetspiht greatly of le reeves commiited hp the deprllA, ter these piste woolly at. tech the sets wham Utey ere simple the beat. OOLORIM, 11011111111 .:: ilia. 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There hrs also been some business in shame in Great Wheal Alfred, Wheal Grenville, Tamar Consols, Wheal Tehidy, and Toloarne. United Mexican mining shares retain an upward tendency, and are marked 2. Australian mining shares have been dealt in at 7s. 6d. Tho beet anneal meeting bf 'he North Rhine Copper Paining Company of South Australia to called for the 2lst inst. At a meeting of adventurers i 8 East Gmnialske and South Bedford Coneole Mines, held on the 30'h oh., the arteonnte showed a caah halanoe in head of 3131. 8.. 10d.; and P 7 estimated balance of payments over receipts before the next meet' rg to be held in December of 246/. Bs. 92. A call of le. ed. pee share was made. The West Alfred Ceeeota Mine account., presented at the meeting held on the 27th alt., exhibited a balance against the mine of 8211. le. 7d. A call of les, per share was male. At Ding Dona Mine meeting, held on the 29th ulr., the anemias showed a balance against the mine of 883 f. 34. 4d. A all of 17a. per ohare was made. . _ Company's amounts, =ited at the meet , lst held on the 30th ult., exhibited a in favour of the company of 2911. Oe. 9d., and en estimated balance of liabilities over &meta before the next meeting of 9091. 12s. 9d. A call of U. per ahem wee made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.-(THIS DAY.). In Mark-law trite) , the attendance of the ands was far, bat the tons very dull. Prima of moat articles., it the trade wel unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was =all. The imported foreign grain into London minor last Monday were reported tithi morning us smell of flour, small of wheat, mall of barley, and Lir of oats. WHEAT.-For English last Monday'. prior IMO asked, but to tell, In moony would have had to be taken; Forstga unaltered in value. English white, 48s. to 46e.; red, 35e. to 404. per qr. • Dante° and Konigsberg, 42a. to 58.. per 4941 b. • Itoeuek, 425. to 606.; ether Baltic parts, 404. to 484. ; French, 384. to 424. Fr OUS slow sale, at last Monday's prim.. Town, 35e. to 435.: Norfolk, 30e. to 304.6 d. per 2601 W.; French, 30e. to 335. per 2llib. ; Atay., 11.8.,-per barrel. Emmett quiet in dour Id, gam( I at last Monday's rates. English. 21s. to 314. pet p.; Baltic, 245. to 27r. ; other sotto, 234. to 275. per quarter. OATS held firmer, with an improved demand at 6d. to ls, gu gutter over last Monday's rives. British, 20s. to 36e. per quarter; Russian, 19s. to 224. par qr. ; other Baltic porta, 224. to 27a. per quarter. Eserts.-English and ligirptitut quoted nominally as last Monday. Enalish tick, M. to 424.; harrow, 424. to 488. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 50e. per qr. Egyptian, 33e e Pl" P us.-Nothing doing, nominally quoted at last Monday. rates. English boilers, 484. to 5 0.; hog and grey, 395. to 424.; foreign. whit., 48s. num° Cauctor.s.-Bince last Friday only 12 grain laden re•nels were reported arrived at ports of call, Ms., 1 wheat, 7 maize, 2 barley. and 2 beans. Several cargoes of wheat off the coast remain on sale. The last sale. rtporta since Wedne4.y were-Idaho, Ibrail. 275. 31. Per 4bOlte. ; 041.40,a, 28.. 3d. per 4921b5.; Oelats, 294. 49211 m.; Barley, arrived Dean* imperfect, 211 s. per 40011 n.; ditto, Olassa, on pantry, 23r. ter 400 lbs. --- - . A./RIVAL. INTO LONOuN IEOII AUO. 21 TO !WT. I. Maeda **Wawa. ..r"Zs- Moo ----..- 1 I$ 40 1 .... 014 Ow DI* I 2:1,0 Malt . . 1 a) I . . Naua iia iiiii. no : Iroaka am... - is;rik. no .aa."' 114PV.111AL AAAAA GU. .7.12 23 4 W4.1 1 13 0 "M Int b:TOJ re? ii id 1 n p :l7 4 30 .. ........ .. 43. 0 1 41, 11 She SI IS. 10 44. id '7. GI Luc. U 10 — 2, ....... 44, b3l, 11d 25. bd 32. 61 44. 64 57. 24 az weelVaigg. Amerme 44. 44 7115. 6' 13. 101 46. I: 794 Dom—Whis. Swim& O. arp affilla. mad 1 , 10.1.. illallaill =MP. to PLOMATINIII 01 10 &MAAS, PIO= eV tibb. Jw7 k Jul, SO Lag. b. Mb. U. 41 • 44 44 41 1 as as I MIS. V. LIVERPOOL CORN MARS ET.—(THIS DAT.) (lIT ENITIAN AND IRIAN MAGNETIC TELROILAPIt.) (PEOM OVE OWN COAKESPONDIXT.) Oren market drs l l. Wheat end dour weer to buy, but without any quoteble decitue Induto corn ratter better. Beane, dd lower. Egyptian, 33e. 61. Oats, oetuwl , and barley, a shade elder. Weather wet. MINCING-LA NR.-(THIS DAY.) Aucsk.—Tbe market has been uniformly dull this week, and in enure ins acme o duties of dd. to 10. has bean sompted on middling end low descriptions to effect sales. The amount of businera don. ha* been very small in lauded parcels. Bulked letups, 49.. ed. to &Is. Correll —lbis artble has mold without spirit, end prices wed re consider I fully 1.. lower. TE,—No bushiest of Importunee reported, and quotations are nnaltert d, tat sales to any amount could not be made except at lower prices. Rice —A fug .worst of Dualists. has bona done at irre gular pia., but averaging last week's currency. RUK.—Full prime paid. SALTPTTRE.—P.:COd have been rather Irregular, and the muket I. unsteady. PPICID3 sold about previtms rates. Corruit.-600 biles odd daring the rusk at previous rates. In other articles no 'nitwit' alteration, but markets gene rally have been dull. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS nAT.) The coacket le steady •t the ano•xed quotatioas —Town tallow, 64e., net Mai; Petersburg Y.C., on U.. .pot, 565.; tiepteinber, 56.. 31. to 54.. 6d.; October to December, 66.. 9d. to 57e., ditto separately, 675. 3d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) HIDEKLYZADENHALL, BE;T. 2. -661t0. 'to 641b0. 31d. to 41.; MUM. to nibs., 4d. to did.; 7211tt. t. 80tH., 41d. to 411 ; 86Ibo. to MINI., 41.1. to 6d. ; 8811 a. to 961 b. , 64. to 60.; 9Th.. to 104th.., 64d. to 6d.; Homo bidet. ea 6], to Ito, 6.1. Calf *use. tight, 2.a. bd. to 40. ; full. 70. Bsomottooso.—Sboop skim, polled. "It. 6d. to 40. Od.; dooms, 2.. 84. to Se. ; lambs, 2.. 6d. to 6a. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(TALE PAY.) Meer*. Pattsadaa and Smith report that hit few new Lap have arrived at market, and, owing to th e prices Wing unagoilled, buyers are scarce. Ditty 260,0001. GREAT NORTHERN RAlLWAY.—lestsedas, after long nese illioll6l With the London end North. Western Com pany, the trains of the Great Nmthern Railway for the first time ran into end departed from the Lime-streM station at Liverpool. By arrangement between the two companies, the and Road. Motions this important nom beteongh will hereafter be open to the Cheat Northern Eatiwey, which thus possesses en outlet at the western en well as all the eastern ports of England. EARNINGS OF THE LIVERPOOL DOCK WARE HOUsss.—It was reported to the Mersey Dock board Jester` day that the receipts from do Albert a &rehouses, during the rat wake mere 9581. 17e. d 4. ; Wapping. 4161. 9.. 7d. ; mul. lee. 4971. 18 .. 9 d. ; and Biritenbes4 239 1 . 04..6d. IRON AND TIMFF.II PuncnAsrs PT THE MERSEY %cgs EsVATt..—A tender by Messrs. W. H. and A. Higgins. of Liverpo ( t, to /apply 600 toss No. 3 Sootek pig iron, et 59.. per tro (deliverer( at the dockyard). was rear. 11.1 aceepted by the Mersey hook board; gad the board also decided to ourebaw (through Mears. Duncan, Seelig, End ..) 6,u00 %that, feet of Awerican white oak. The timber is ptincipally required for bridge planking. 1' 416 OS 1114 167 i II • 46 41 14 144 1I li • 7 • 7 ft 41 I 46 • ru 145 '.P i?8 I I , It 130 133 176 US SO SS 3 1! 44 S 8 17 11 I '1