The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-01 00:00:00

LLIGENUE. ('I I l' I:T. I:. 4uo Ift.loalf of Mr, ',, iu the e•Dinlktily. ;,. ih•h . n.l.Ltitt how railway, after p. a . ,• 1 • 1 t upon the rnort i; •, to the paytwait oi * DAY.) the company: was arr;ng4l that the g •econ.l 'notion day of Mall.. upon a motion fur lig in the tuerantioo• not to F „,. pl A intitt any pottio a • r ~,• payment of wolkihe ingirtgagi: :Old 410,1. t., Wilknown :,ceiv e r 11,s I V\T:11:11 , :. ~t .0 • ON.) • N. 1. ! 1.... •• 44! r ..• • .1 oi W “ •!... i ... .I,lteeitt••.l. I", 1.,. 41 lit, ..1.1 r , . ,r T!, • I 0.11 4 la th.• ,•, 11, .111 not think th Ot••i .1 ..t 1.1,10 lit • • ut..t:•l • • L 1 t.4l••i I ` r •• • 4 h 4, •!• 42• 3 4olie .01 In. coithi it, tl.* n I 0 . 41,111tt, n.. 1, ~! ,„, 1'41.111'1/. Which th • 1 , 41 . 4 VW:•itil.ll. ,‘• I. • 11.1.1.• it. tl, ..• ! ‘lt. K. mit ma that .1„. ...a I.y uti the adtuitt.,l•l,-!%... •; I Trir. .41 oletilva t;Lit : ~.1 iit i.tltvr time. Th. +a • .1 013, - .. n• 1• lo .1. •t ov,r Ulltll afkr tl t•m matter stool over nut Or a few II; isle tv , t fut the wita,hti,;• 21'. COURTS. 3 DAY.) EN W ELL I M.1.Da.1 , 11RIVIN. hackney-carriage 46, Killl-xtrivt, liatt6t6gao:. .Iy ilriviug a hone and c..i. RI ,o with co-:. rh.y, of 6, I:road.yard, 1:01,I. L. been fully reported,and it x ! rgeald Phillips. lit I t. .1 I, s:Lw the defendant &ivy ;one or ten mileA an haul., she was taken to the , I . found neer,pary to amp :e • a I 3 f.•w days after admix-t.•. t-....aur;euu at the Royal . se.l was brought to the ho-p I She had n wound on the , 1 . 11111 to be amputated. .! .e ;lit have bven v.tur.e.l by tp her falling on the stohe9l. w for the defence—When thi was .lecidolly intoxicated, and ink lug hraw.y. coron'ur's jury had yet return, ct of acad. ntal death 113.14 upon that verdict and the v would at one• It ilvraiilsint m.La a steady wl livoi a driver fur yeti di had hail made againat hian, :ml 1.1.1%11131i unfortunate W 0113.11 %cry tuntlicting, any doubt the magistt.de u.,.;111 the rantlictinguaidi nee that hill ak that re jury would contict, defendant might have shows sonic fymp.ithy by giani ce, instead of w inch 1,1 id not check the epetd lie o EVell ii I inking that was no reason will 'wit and killed. The evidiasl ace at which the defendant wal rehire, he discharged. clearly primed at the twitted ring at A moderate pace. tht'court. M I NSTER. IN A mat about •101 years of nre, wai with a roihery in the We•twin 4 Poch I 11. tit 1(14. . he warders of the prison, vinp!oyed for the !.m .t kw .! t)i roof of the chapel nt tha ho descended the wit.. d milky, and inquired w!..1 Prisoner replied only a Irdib ming his hand into primilie. I imp of lead in each jacket pa... 1. !nedance to the principAi stt.re• r to be given into cindoily. in the porter's lodge while fl! I a further quantity of lead a.d Ie said when the lead was bun. othing." f prboner's employer, a plumber r.row, said that she was cr tusinoss during his alobee. Toyed by them for tievent , a .4 had borne s very high a,. I,t tto lot: after other 1.0. rt ol la on in*trumental in In b. 4. entr-ated, for the sake a-f Lei ould deal leniently with him. million tons of rough Mond he work of the Port:and break• An inquest was held venter te College Ilespital, In Turner, aged Iri. Heil" race, father of ileceuierl, said le, according to custom. put all to candle from his daughters erl at the time, Hy went to alfprist Id he heard the most •I 4he h el started no in Is d his ronti in flames. He leapt .0 1,11 td to throw her on tho out. She. however. struggled 1 clutching hold of the room • all his etrort.. Ife had en& V( . 11 , so.n 1,016311, *Olen ahe I en&l-.1 on to the stairs again. up all round her. She ran in :rum, and sat down ou the . Ile dragged her out of tho with the assistance of al oit;er, rig the td .s. If she had not cooril have been weed, as out defore slorWas burnt much. w fide caurzlrt tire, she said she 0 wa•er *ll.l put her candle on a unit al,: triode. The jury iderdal death. - 1:N PIN ~ ':..-At Sheffield n.l 110nry Dean, brothers, tile ), ttli.g issalilted Thomas Tim a-rall it ~, o ut of a inag .. ....11 att Messor. Trirt on's works. red, ,7•1 he :dl' by the defen the r, rid. Ith et rte.! that front oce-tore his hair, destroyed hint has a house where lie took , feielarits tos. each and costa 'l‘ AT CA -Effort{ 110 v. .1. Jones, of Dowlais, and or cranuort a ion of the sentence naw lying at the Cardiff fur the warder of Saunders the 1 - th ult. The jury who con ) asked to sign the menorial. could nut conwlentiously do w. half it that the 11 , 01 WAS com p ~ ion, and is therefore not so The condemned criminal t little concern respecting his e hope that his .entente will be L'' .1 .1) C()('A 7';" (111 h Di Y.) t'..- ,liarvip.l,lor4 Was ~ :at the r. , ) . 1411: Ilotcl ; Mr. W. in the chide. ^ot t alit' I. .1. , •h. werepresetretl: . ist subliti , I.l...pritttu t s the kink for t ..r crialing the 3tlth the t•' : ...t th.o, after !al ' it _tea ant •Ti an • I.inn'ts, I iitel .I.e. • .11' Cie net profits .. • . A. .it. , h. 7/. 1 ba. ti,l. .1 the I • .•. I...iota:a a total of •1. Tait•y ha.e. ..I I..•• oarsil half-yearly , ,• r rent., wit': • a.t a.er a VIII. 1 h•LI ,• To. : t' •• ' ' i•• r cent. • • ~1, • . i••• 1 lraea •1. L. to be care ti .1 f. 11,. lit r. The lilt ailt•w•l _ . ! • • ••r irti.••• t will . 011't • the braillilb. uu the Nth in .4 • ::nth 1•• t; Dr.: To capital e • • •; to reserve fate'. ...5d,501,.; to amount 1 • . ,ti: for cie.tottot balances, &c.. 12,032,334/. t... ; .•!. : on a,c• ptaticia, covered by guar.ut t. ••• • it: itieti, 1,197.1• 111 s. 10.1. ; together, . • ;to profit an 4 loss balance brought t, 11,44;7/. lIR. ; to grow profit for the lt.o ‘• ; . atter making provision for bad and doubt ful debts, 219,0:•7/. 10s. 1.1. ; to4vtiter, •Is. 741. ei , !, hand at head it Ices anti branches, and E with .ork of E S:i2 England, 1,,744. 19R. 114.; by cah pl,e-1 rat c.ll turd at notic". covered by securities, 1.-1.•1.'•' , 1 1 . I sd. together, 3,•2•44,3:1/. 111 s. 7.1. ;by in •. att•l guaranteed stocks, !O other stock, and securities, ri.t,s9::/. ye. Id. to_tether. 117. 4 .79 - 4. 17s. ra. ; by di.- counted Mitt,. and advances to coßtnnters in town and eon atey, :7,11:9. ; by liabilities of customers for dt..ft.... pt••• 1 by the bank, 10s. 10d. ; to g, th. t. It., 15s. ; by fr. lo•lil prentiwi in Loin lcir•!,tri.t.t. and Nicholasdano, freehold and leasehold pro v at the 14 . 3,1101e5, with tittnrett and fittings, 201,61'_'/. ;6.1. ; I y iot,re‘t paid to ctottoniers, :i1,1112!: On. 111,1. by ,31.tri. •! , :il all other expere.or at head office and brotelte, it Ice-:it income•tax on profits and salaries, 95,1 - 4 /. s 1.--toad, 14,911,71/. l:;..::1. "PrJ:it Account.-I>r.: To interest paid tocuti korner., so above, r. 1,111•2/. Us. 104. to expenses, as above, 914,1.11/. 19s. s.l. ; to relate on bills not due ' carried t. new account., 44,4 7s. Sal. ; to dividend of li per cent. for the half 190. 7d.: to bonus of C. per cent., 1::R. ; to balance carrital forward, 7,1151/. g0ta1.._%;.;,•,2 - •/, Is. 7.1. : 11y htlatice brought fur -. ward from last account, 14. M7/.lls, ; by gross profit for the half-year, after soaking provision for bad and donhtful debt., 219.1157 f. Ins. LI. ; total, 20:1,52N. In. 7,1." The l'ilariteAN. after congratulating the shareholders on their assembling in such a 'spacious andeommodionerooen- - the Lire hall of the new hotel, and thus encapiug incon venient crowding—moved the adoption of the report and accounts. I!.• add he trusted they had satisfied the share hol lers that the London and County Bank was isprosperous and ,•\ roadie establishment. The total number of accounts was - .1 imo. the aggregate of deponits exceeded 12,000.1101 V., and the di. :demi, notwithstanding the adverse circum stances of the times, was equal to that of last year. (Cheer , .) The new shares had all been taken up, the p ,i.l-un capital was rtrtl,oo/., and the reserve fend stood at :tsri,oool. In cousequenoe of tho extol-ion of lardnesn it had become necessary 1., ob. tabs increased space in Lombard-street, and a le.. e of an adjoining' house had been secured for Id years. The act of parliament relating to hunk shares was designed to afford security to hank proprietors ' and he was 'sanguine that Hi the ir crity that could have been fairly expected weal.l hi realised. Three railway companies had obtained from that bank advances of money, but the total did not exceed 745,000/., a fact which could not but he satisfactory to theta:mm:ly. ((heers.) The season Do far was propitious for the coming harvest. tllear, hear.) lie thin referred to the items of the halance•sheet for the purpose of showing the satisfactory position of the hank. The leasehold and freehold premises hail. be observed, recently been revalued, and the result wan to show 100,00 W. in excess of the amount entered in the ledger. The new scrip shares, he added, now came into the receipt of dividend for three months before they hail done anything towards earning prefits, and be concluded by declaring that no success could ever induce the directors to engage in uuy dangerous or specu lative brininess. (I %rem.) Mr. Cuts urns, M.P., seconded the motion, which was adopted without any discussion. A dividend of 0 per cent. and a bonus of 5 per cent. having been declared, the proceeding terminated with the usual votes of thanks. A BitrrE.—A farmer, living in a small village in the neighbourhood of Isle Brewers, grossly ill-treated his wife on Sunday. He thrashed her with a large stick until he was weary. He then dragged her into his barton, and with a large plough chain deliberately chained her by the leg to the post. After struggling violently she managed to break the lock, and with a heavy plough chain dragging after her she contrived to reach a neighbouring village, and calling upon a friend, a policeman was sent for, and after a while the chain was filed through and the unfortu nate woman liberated. —.tikerborne.lo,,rnal. HARVEST PROSPEers IN IRELAND. —We are thankful to be able to my that accounts of the condition of the crops which have come into our hands, from almost every part of the country, are in the highest degree favourable. Great progress has been made during the last fortnight, and in some places the cutting of oats has already begun. The wheat crop is especially fine in the central and southern counties, where there is rather more than usual grown this year. The hay crop, the saving of which was retarikd by the unsettled weather of SONIC ten days back, has been well saved since, and the yield has been abundant. The potatoes brought to market are fine, and from no quarter is disease reported, although the time when it usually appears has arriveiL The turnip crop in seine districts has missed, but this is chiefly referable to late sowing. The far mer's worst enemy is procrastination in the early work of the year. These prospects, and the fact that cattle are entirely free from other diseases than those that may be said to be established in the country, ought to produce a general content, and a buoyancy of feeling serviceable to trade. It may he observed, also, that the demand for labour has put a check upon emigration,which has recently been diminishing both from the southern and the northern ports.—belp'iii . Emeis9 Mail. _ Fun THE MARINES.—A proposition is on foot to start the gigantic undertaking of running a tunnel tinder the Atlantic Ocean, in order to connect the New and Old World together by means of submarine railway. The most eminent engineers both in America and Europe have been consulted, and they have drawn up a report which is per fectly femilils, and only requires time and money to carry out, while the capital, although stupendous, will be forth coming. So far as calculated approximately, it will require five hundred million English pounds, or two billion five hundred million dollars. Plenty of capitalists are ready to engage in this marvellous undertaking, and as soon as the plans are arranged the money will be advanced. The pro pined plans are in themselves the wonder of this skilful age of engineering science.—Nero York Iltnne Journal. CLYSTAL I'ALACK.—The great repetition display of fireworks, as on the occasion of the Sultan's visit, takes place to-morrow evening. Too. " Aueumettrs."—Our hearts bleed for a large anil respectable class of gentlemen, the barristers, Tian and roan. towbose lips the cup of preferment seemed cc the point of being offered, when the leaders to whom they had plighted their allegiance cruelly and most unex pectedly betrayed them. Why did they abandon the prin ciples of their youth? Was not Sir Roundel! Palmer a to ry once—at all event s , a follower of Peel, while Peel yet call e d himself a tory Did he not come in for Plymouth, not tiny umfiy years ago, on the strength of his attachment to church and state in both sections of the United King dom, and hi. apecial guardianship of Oxford from dis beaters? Did not Mr. Coleridge imbibe toryiain with his mother's milk, ail grow and thrive upon it till lie reached middle life? W (Jul.! he not have been, like the late At torney-General, a t o y still, pure and simple, but that against tones tli high place, of his profession seemed to he closed by a decree which could not be reversed? Cruel fate!—hard and most iniquitous destiny !—to place these shining lights, and many others of a more aubdued lustre, exactly where, in the progress of time, neither their old nor their new principles were to be of the smallest use to them ! Nor among the gentlemen of the long robe in Edinburgh can there be much less of weeping and gnashing of tot th. No doubt the prizes of the law are neither so many tor so rich in scutland as in more favoured England. finch as they are, however, they hail become the property in I , of liberals, and especially of liberals who had not Vsen always such ; and now, after so many sacrifice.. I made--after opinions ch.inteil, principles thrown over, old ties broken • new obligations assumed--to find that it would hate been 1.-tt,T to abide by the habits of their earlier life —this is redly too had ! We quite admit the fact. The es' e of these poor gentlemen is a very hard one, certainly, la their can ,yes, and, with some alight qualifications, in °gm Pao i; all this wet-ping and wailing, let us mk, jus tified by the event! Is there not. nn the contrary, POllle alight Lick of reasonableness in their grief, as there is in all ri , f which is excessive ? The liberals have been in power wit:i short Ala uncertain intervals, rather more than 31 P'o , . It w... scarcely to he expected, in the common ter r.e of thaw, that they should retain power touch lorgee Eeeit in the palmy days of the first Georges, whig tenure of ol h reached 40 year. and no more. There ”'s no very lust ground of complaint in the abstract, 6 "-"se, io Ili, .lays of William and our own Victoria, it l'hodd fall .Lilt of this term by half a decade. l'nfortit ildxly, hos, sir, the breakdown, just as this half-decade ya. is :Mi.. iig, threw a shadow over the thirty-and-tive yel - • hel goii, before. Just as a shower of pref. r ?Seta was to fall, horn Russell made a move in a Ltrition wh. i, carried his thirsty and heartbroken fol. 'ewer s heyoml it. influence, and nothing is left to them ti. -it the c aisciousness that they deserved better things they are not likely to get them. Thesiger, •. Pso ill . are in clover ; Palmer, Coleridge, ni-1 ethers ispia;:y deserving, must still crop the thistles. And / 11. b:-ships dieritfships, sail we are afraid to say how niaiy "flier things besides, have all gone to Scotch ton es .1, 0 adhered to torvisin when toryiom had little• dm recisoim al it. except that it 'as, synonymous with con sistem patriotism.--/Mac!. woods dlayu:ine for August. of ht .:t THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLI6ENCE (tnr TELEGRAPH.) GOODWOOD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SWEENTAKLS. )'anon Ilelvellyn )DWOOD CUP. Vauban Tynedale 5 r.m. I:ACING STAKES. .7nlius P.lliner reualur SEVENTEENTH BENTINCK. Tregeagle .. ... Parson ... ... ... Formosa ... ... ... CHICHESTER STAKES. Lady Hester Gulnere ... 1 SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOPS. One mile and a half. Vauban and Friponnier are here. SUSSEX STAKES.. T.Y.C. Tregeagle, and Pearllcather are here. SIXTEENTH BENTINCK MEMORIAL STAKES. Oratwicke Stakes Course. Vauban. Caucasus, Swaim', and Seville are here. MOLECOMB STAKES. T.Y.C. Europa, Innenlale, Bandana, Le Sarcasm, The Parson, Black Diamond, Vale Royal, and SL Valentine are here. FIFTEENTH nEynxer: MEMORIAL STAKLI. Queens's Plate Course. Weetwick, Lanerrt, Wobicy, and Leybourne are here. CUP. 10 to 6 on Vauban (t) 100 to 30 agat Regalia (t) to 1 Tynedale (t) CRICKET.-(THIS DAY.) W. C. C. r. Rt'GBY SCHOOL The match arranged for settlement at Lord's, on the let and 2nd of August, completes the brilliant pro. gramme of the M. C. C. 1867 season. It was com menced this morning at 10 minutes past 12 o'clock, the wicket being in fair condition, and the weather tine but cold and unseasonable with a brisk east wind. Marylebone won the toss, and sent in Major Thompson and Captain Trevor, to the bowling of Mr. Bourne (left hand) at the Pavilion end, and Ellis at the reverse. Two maiden oven were bowled by each, and the second ball of Mr. Bourne's third over got rid of Major Thompson-1 for 2. The next to go was Capt. Trevor, who was caught at cover point. Itiddulph was at once caught by the long stop-2 and :i for 9. The Hon. P. Methuen hit his wicket, and at 1 o'clock the scare was as under : \l.l'.l'.—Pint lunlnot Major Thnmpson, h Warne captain Tmvor, c *miter, b Warne NilaM. c S..utter. I. lUourne c lAtckulll, b Ellis lton. P. Methuen, bit w. b Ellis Captain nut nut Tot . 33 At the Tyrone assizes there was a presentment of 1,500/. for the malicious burning of the plantations of the Marquis of Abercorn on the night of the 17th of March; but Baron Hughes intimated that his excellency would not require the amount to be levied, believing that the crime was not committed by anyone belonging to the district. Thejudgre said that, having made himself master of the subject, he forathlkt maucious burnings were more frequent in that county than in any other in Ireland. The racing ruffians who attempted to defraud the South Western Railway company last week by taking tickets for Wimbledon and going on to Southampton with them, and who were detected and made to pay the proper fare, attempted again to defraud the company. The Southampton races concluded on Friday, and on Saturday the same fellows being then bound for Goodwood races took third-class tickets and got into a first class carriage. On this being detected the carriage was secretly placed last, and attached to the train temporarily by a rope, and as soon as the train was beyond the station shed it went on without the carriage. The scamps set up a howl of dissatisfaction, but they were only laughed at, and told to wait until • third.class train was despatched. EXTENSIVE FORGERY DY A MANUFACTURER.— Great excitement has been produced in Burslem, Staf fonlishirc, by the arrest of Mr. Elijah Hughes, earthen ware manufacturer, on charges of forgery. It seems that the suspicion of Mr. Garlick, the manager of the local branch of the Manchester and Liverpool Lank, has been aroused by • similarity in the handwriting of the endorse ments to bills paid in by Mr. Hughes, more especially in reference to a bill purporting to be accepted by Messrs. Cannon, Son, and Co., Liverpool. Mr. Garlick, when the bill was approaching maturity, wrote to the Liverpool agent of the branch, requesting immediate notification of dishonour, and such notification coming by telegraph he sent for Mr. Hughes, who at once admitted the acceptance was • forgery, and made oat • list of other similar forgeries. At the sugges tion of Mr. Garlick Mr. Hughes consented to accompany him to Manchester, to see the hoard. Arrived there, Mr. Hughes asked for time to pay the amount of the bills, and Mr. Garlick also asked the board to be lenient ; but the board declined to accede, and sent for an officer, who took Mr. Hughes into custody. At the Bursiem police court on Tuesday, before Mr. Davis, the stipendiary, the case was opened, and Mr. Hughes was remanded in custody, the fixed bail (3,000/.) not being producible. The admitted forgeries amount to 2,500/., which would be gladly ar ranged by the prisoner's relatives if that course were per mitted. DISTRESSING OCCERRENCE.—SUICIDR or a CUM GYMAN.—The inhabitants of Stourpahm were on Sunday morning last thrown into a state of the most painful excite ment by the report that their beloved and highly-esteemed clergyman, the Rev. C. Tufnell, had committed suicide by cutting his throat, and when the news was too soon and painfully confirmed a feeling of the deepest sorrow and mourning was manifested by all parties. From what we can learn it appears that the unfortunate gentleman has been labouring for Rome time past under some depression of spirits, and that contrary to his usual custom, he has for the last five or six weeks read his sermon , instea d of preach ing extempore. Nothing, however, of any serious disease of the mental powers appears to have been anticipated, and the rev. gentleman continued his pastoral duties up to the date of the sad occurrence. He appeared to be in his usual state of health on Saturday, and was in Blandford in the afternoon, and in the evening very cheerfully wished " good evening " to several of hie parishioners. About eight o'clock on Sunday morning, however, a nurse in the to•rvioe of the family, was alarmed at hearing a heavy fall proceeding from her master's dressing-room, and un going to the spot was horrified to find him lying on the floor with his throat cut, quite dead. It would appear that the unfortunate gentleman must have committed the act soon after he went into the room, with a razor. Such are the particulars so far as we are able to give them.— Sherbore , Journal. ... A N% ILD WOMAN IN WALES.—Strangers and foreigners have a confirmed notion that Wales is a country rather barbarous than otherwise, so they will not be sur prised to learn that a wild woman bag been career ing the mountains of Carnarvonshire and Merioneth shire for the last few years. Twice this awful creature has been captured, and once, at least, she has in return captured a stray child on the hills. At last she has been finally run down, and a contemporary gives a graphic description of the chase. The Wild ‘Voman was seen near Llanfairfechan on Thurs day, and • large courageous party banded themselves together to chase her. Or rath-r, they promised to do so, but when the hour of meeting came only police constable A 1 came up to the scratch, and he went in pursuit alone. After en unsuccessful search over places the very names of which would break the jaw of an Eng lishmrm to pronounce, the uncivilised lady was discovered asleep on a mountain path leading to Hhiwiau from Caehaidd. The valiant officer capture.' her, and at two o'clock on Friday morning lodged her in the lockup. She turns out to be an Irishwoman who thinks she has been excommunicated by the Pope, and ordered to lead a soli tary mountain life for ten ye:irs. The next month of that life will be spent in Carnarvon Gaol. —os/restr.e Adrertiarr. Act,T DENT TO El STT Y. —Batty, the lion-tamer, had a narrow escape two evenings back, at the theatre of the Porte St. Martin, where lie appears with his animals in the representation of the Bider au BM,. One of the lion esses had produced four young ones during the day; and the lions in the same cage devoured three of them ; the mother hid the fourth behind her. The animal was dull and melancholy all dny, but it went through its performance@ aa usual in the evening. As Batty was leaving the cage he perceived the young lion, and fearing that it might meet the fete of the others, he stooped to take it away. At that moment the lioness limning on him, bit him severely in the right thigh, and with a blow of her paw tore a piece of flesh from bis back; hut with these injuries he succeeded in escaping from the cage. The incident caused immense emotion among the audience ; many women fainted, sad ' a great number of those present left the theatre, the car ' tain having dropped. Betty subsequently presented him ' self at the footlights, and was much applauded. His in juries. although serious, are not likely to prove dangerous. —Gafignani. i N se SUARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) eIADINARY SHAMS AND 111'0001. Pd. I It.ddardu I Cl ) ta r gkra I Va l i= 100 Deietoi tad Taoist 18 100 Cat% 107 100 QuaLetas ...... 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Do. 6p. 4.1888 to UM 860,000 Do.fp. o.r, 1 887 to 1878 ' 150. New Zeeland 6per Nat LOW, Do. epee tent. 808 .1 Do. 6 per cent 1101 100, Do.do. IdOl JunedDec 101,000 , Nova Scotts 6 p. a, an I I oiD.toaQuosoaload Goo. Op. d„ 1,171,44 Do. Do. net ..,. 1 /*mod 9.AtuOlGov. 6 04..67.77 De. 1878 was- 886,000 1110.G0v.6p. st An J d an. 6P July 7.000.0007 Do. 6p. et 6 0 0 &90 No. 1 84 i No. I et, I no* 102,000' 1 IMMO 20 10.000 II 00,000 00,000 5 10004 20 rd. I O. trims.l Mks. 95 w as Re as 1M SI a St ES 102 154 105 la 104 116 IC4 105 91 911 101 *54 ICB .11 105 N 6 101 1.4 100 146 195 101 147 109 99 101 96 9d N Eof 00e N 87 104 lid N 91 lid 107 103 U 6 95 97 ika .... 13 93 i - 91 97 914 - 901 let 04 1 64 1 i 6 1061 104 not 104 IN 1 0 0 109 110 111 Pd. 10. prim I Wes. 6 1 7f 6f 7} 400 420 id It It 4e ; } 1 6_ 7_ i.l if C C 151 , 116 1 3436 ! 9 il 6 21 nab 40 40 3 6 3 if I Si 24 93 s4o_3lo_ 3 0 4371 12_ U. -- i - ii 7 9 845 79 15/ 160 85 70 21 36 13 15 110 120 7 9 I Pd. 1 Cl. prior. I Oak... pu: 'I -741.1 U SS I li l I I i illal I • 1 1 16 1 1 -16 a pm. Pd 1 lA. prior. 171 041 14 tot 23 SO OS 70 17 18 id s ivy. Alb 14 Is 1 limo t 46 . U 21 65 70 ▪ ells 0 1 0 2 I di m 124 die 1 4,11 s • tidla • 0m• 15 II 176 3 ell# 1401, . 11 1 dl. Par 41 44 i 4 d d b 5 8 10:8 104 4 , 11 , 14 16 961 1019 196 116 6 •41 • •d Ise eiti 4 di 16 14 dl 414 41 142 117 S St= 6 4dt 11 941 sldts I- ti - t cd 21 21 , 1/. 16 rt 41 4114 :41 141 121 111 11 2 141 II W 1 4i 2451 14 1 dl 21 24 30 33 34 3 dl 7 6it I i dl 2 141 23 11 11 d. 7.1 t 12 19 .ti 411 09 . 101 Sy - 4 - .11 I 10 4. } id 40 45 i 6ai . !61 . 61pT is d id!, ipm 22 11. 2}.11• Id • *N. I . 1 Pip pi 40e 46+LEI 15 16 14 . 15 P. 1 p pm 20 - 70 2} _al a Ms 1$ 1 0111 , 13 I' 63 t 13 ?IS id 46 44 46 48 4 4Ms :4 44 7 18 19 87 Si 113 118 id 7 d Ft 4311- 35 7 i 46 76 i 21t11Si 0. 0 idt. act 1 liar, di. DI n lj If tills 7 9 el OS 11 9M• U 941 llf id W. no. W. - IIL-udwa' Nswmfl Lhoroskire it Yorkshire' Coaelpeal & North W seta. Lrodostat.9outhWistara ,:.. flat. *Ltheoloili I listropolltia . _ don.l6p. et. till Ib7o IlliAropoMan Distriot..l 1)0. do. do. Do..*st. John's-wood Midland Do. Bina.* Derby North British , Do. Min ,Perth,Dond N. Eastern—Barwick Do. O. N. Z. Pure I De. Leeds Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. StockiDarilort Do. do., 186041 North London Do. do., ISM._ North Staffordshire IN. & Wsetern Juno IShropehlre Union I South Devon 'South Eastern Stainer,Molchighani,ar Ira Vale 1 - Do. C Waterford & IC I Ikettnyl L Waterloo & WhitehaU I 67 64 100 Yi 54 27 27 27 1241 124 484 421 rn 16 10 8 12 1081 10 74 70 421 431 118 liv 1071 1061 BO t 5 114 114 82 84 281 82i 991 1(0i 1.13 i b 9 pm 114_ 11li_ 64 66 116 116 '4 041 44 46 62h 6:1 - ir i 6 us 162 $ 4 pm Bantsm rusesssiwit I Closlisprier JOflT STOCK BANK& irdicti ko nos Bank (Lim.) A 6 10 Do. B. 60 A1bi0n.._..... ...... an atom too' =me ia . is 100,010 10 Anglo AeMaian 4 40,000 20 Anglo Egyptian (Lina) all 20,000 20 Anglo Italian (United) l6 80,000 40 Australasia all 124600 20 Bankof BritlahColumbial an 12,60 t 110 Do. New, Issued lipea 1 8 10,000 26 Bank of &MA . all 211,000 20 Bank of Otago (Limited), 18 10,000 60 ' Bankof Vietoria,Austral; 14 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand ! MI 110,000 60 British N. Amick* 40,000 20 C. Bk. ludia, Au. , China' ! all! 30,0001 26 Chart. Meg of India, duo ao' 40,000, 20 City 10,00 g 100 Colonial 200,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L ) 4 10,000, 60 Deihl and London (L). MI 10.006 60 East London (Ignsital 4 110,000' 20 Eastern Exchange(Lini. S 110,000 1 10 English and American . 14 60,0001 20 Eng.limilia.deJanelroL 10 10,00 20 Eng.gcot. & Anal. Chartd all wave 60 English andgwediall (L) 116 10,000 100 Imperial Bank (Limited) 20 20,600 10 , Imperial Ottoman -. lO 6,000 26 , lonian 6,000 26 I Do. New . . - 100,000 20 ' Land Mort Bk. ''''''''''' 4 5)00001 1001 D0.64.c. Dek,11834, 30yrs all 110,000 60 I Lon.Bk.ofltexteo,dm.(L; 10 IEOOO 100 Loudon and BrazWaa 1 4$ 11.000, 10 ' , Do. New LOBO 100 London&RiverPlato(L). 2 42,000 26 I Do. do. do.- IIO 60,000 U i Lon. Ch. Book of Aestat • all 112,600 . 60 London and County-- I 10 12,500 2201 Do. dz. Naw , a 72,000 60 London Joint Stock-- ' 16 25,000 20 London & Sonth Aldose l all 10,000 100 Loa. &8. V7C4B2lll(Liss.) SO 6.000 60 London & Venesuela(4), 178 60,000 100 London &IT estmlnMer. I 10 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (Um.) . 11 1,000 100 Do. New ilo 10.000 SO Mercantile&Eieean(L ) 124 110,000 10 Metropolitan (Willed)! isU 6,000 100 Midland Bank (La) 20,000 6 National of Austral 4 WON 100 National of Liverpool l6 10000 100 it Pro. of England asial 68.000 10 Do. Thad & 3rd karts_ 41 ts_ Is 40,000) IA National Bank llO 66,000 10 New South Wake all 60,000 10 North Western 110,000 11l Oriental Bank corpus all 21,210 60 Prorin.BankingOorp.(L), 111 110,000 100 Proving. of Irelaed , 10 4,000 10 Do. do. New all 14,000 16 elonth Australia ' ; ail 17,061 100 Stand. of 8.8. A frica U 10.000100 , Do. do. lea at 6 pia! 10 40.0041 26 , talon of Australia - 1 all 14,000 100 1 Colon of Ireland (Wag U WON 60 I taloa of Loudon ' 18 • 90 1 - 01 - 114 ed. T 9 - _ cu ,, es 6S dui PORZIGIN IhAILWAI A s g Int *Mesa IL J RA3 7 • 1 . 0 . 8 .471L1ME) iCeqral Argentine I C t ial Erkpatott IDutchrluxUberg a sh witakYil , Do. Eastern of Franc IBuropean Central (L) Great Lucenthourg Imperial Mexican (L) Lembere-Czernowite(L) Narn.dLloge t By the Dos p. PrL(Bell gor Northern of France N. Rall. B. Ayres s. 7. p. Da Deferred Norwegian Trunk Prof Ottoman (inorua AULD Pavia, Lyoto,sad If ed IL Paris and (Massa Recite d S. fratteta.(l ) Royal sardmlaa Royal heedlatt . . Do. 7 per oent. gamier and Meuse • Do. bi par cent.Pret San Paulo,L) g. 7 par et S. Aust.& Loos Venetian South East. of Portugal Southern of Francs_ Turin and Savona .... West Flusters ...... Do. 6. per cent. PreL West et N. W. of Frame Z 5 27 12 1t 2di - - ..I di•i aTsl dhl Y E :Ms! FOREION 4/BLIGAIIOI46. I Closing pdass. I Wog i•ILW - AYS. tall G. Laxembourg6 p. cent.' Ist! Do. lall 'Havana and ilntanzas all Lausanne and EDbourn lall 'Nairn:as and stahaulllal all Do. Stvond tall North of enuese sp et. all ; Do ,Iste(harL SI p ct. all Ottoman .Smyrna, .tc.) all Do. do. issued at 72 all Parls.Lvonsot Nn 3p.ct. all 'Recife .0 S. I. (Peru.).. all 'Royal Swedish S p. et.. ;all :Sava La Grande 7 p. ell jell allltsAuuthl'LlfTPV.en,rt:t:c... ,all ISouthernof VranceSp.c. ;all South Italian, S per al all ,W.lt N. W.oltra.llo. a. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) FRANCE. PARIS, Aroma 1. Prince Ilumbert of Italy has arrived here. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS. Auut sr 1. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes cum parod with that of last week : ligcsirass. Notes . . . Cash in hand Bills discounted . . . fr. 26,G6G,000 . . . 6,800,000 . . . 6,666,000 DECREASE. . . 2,333,000 800,000 200,000 Private accounts Treasury balance Advances . . . THE BRAZILS. BUENOS AYRES, Jrits 26. Exchange on London, 484. Dry hiice, 42 for 231 be. Lumber, 40.50. Flour, Chinon, 11; ditto, Baltimore extra, 12. MONEY MAREST.-(THIS DAY.) On o'Owoz. Less political anxiety is prevailing with regard to the relations between France and Prussia, and speculative sales on that account have been checked. But all the markets remain extremely sensitive, and this condition operates to prevent business, while in the absence of business the tendency of prices is to droop from want of support. Meanwhile the supplies of money have nut been lessened. On the contrary, the deposits at many establishments are enlarging. There is some expectation that the Bank of France will follow the example of the Bank of England and lower its terms to 2 percent. in the course of to-day ; but no actual movement is yet reported. The weather remains favourable for the ingathering of the crops, though the temperature has fallen ; and some of the earlier advice. from the country markets speak of rather lower prices for wheat. Railways are dull, though some de scriptions have attained higher quotations than yesterday. The slight improvement in the demand for money yesterday is not maintained this morning, and the market has relapsed into perfect inactivity, at 1,1 to per cent. for the best bills. The inquiry at the Batik is nil. On the Stock Exchange the terms for short loans are quoted at 1 to 1j per cent. Consols are dull, at 94 to ;for money and de August account, simply from an absence of busi ness, there being no pressure of sales. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are quoted at 03i to :. Exchequer Bills are scarce, at 225. to 28s. prem. for the March issue. India Stock is steady, at 111} to 112. India Five per cent. Bonds, 665. to 70s. prem. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 260. Some improvement has taken place in a few railway stocks, but Brighton has not shared in it ; that stock having fallen to 48} to 49 ; but the new is unaltered, at 11 to / prem. London and North Western, 109/ to / ; Great Western, 402 to 41 ; Midland, 1131 to 1141 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 124 to 126 ; Great Northern, poi to ; ditto A, 110 to 110} ; Great Eastern, 268 to ; South Eastern, 621 to 63 ; Caledonian, 108 to 109 ; Manchester and Sheffield, 43 to ; York and North Midland, 91 to 91i ; Berwick, 99} to ; North British, 2ttif to ; London and South Western, 74 to 76 ; Metropolitan, 1191 to 1 ; Lon don, Chatham, and Dover, 151 to 1 ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 48} to 49 ; ditto New, 11 to &prem. . . . . The foreign stock market is quiet and rather dull, but with few actual variations in the prices. Greek Bonds are 13 to }. Spanish Passives, 211 to ; Certificates, 161 to f ; Italian, 49 to ; Mexican, 151 to ; Turkish, 1862, 156 to 57. United States 5-20 Bonds remain at 72a to 1. Erie Railway shares are 481 to 49, and Illinois are quoted at 76/ to 771. Anglo-American Telegraph, 18 to I ; Atlantic Cable, 311 to ; Hudson's Bay,i 14 . . _ The share; of the International Financial So ciety remain at 21 to 2k dia. ; General Credit, 2/ to # dia. ; Credit Fonder, 5 to I dia. Na tional Discount, 62 to 7 prem. . _ The steamer Germania has arrived from New York with 14,0001. gold for France, and 3,4401. for Hamburg. HALF-PAST THKEZ O'CLOCK. Consols are now quoted 94 to i t , both for money and the Bth of August. . . . An instalment of 10 per cent. falls due to-day (Thursday) on the Chilian Seven per Cent. Loan for 1,120,920/. introduced last month through Messrs. J. S. Morgan and Co. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 7,000/., makings total of 37,000/. fur the week. The Oneida has arrived at Lisbon from Brazil with 14,328/. in specie, and is expected to reach Southampton on the 4th August. In the Court of Chancery yesterday, in the matter of Barned's Bank, a number of basin* orders have been issued to enforce the call of 40/., and, on the application of Mr. Lording, the call meeting was adjourned to the 7th of August. In the matter of the New Zealand Banking Cor poration' now winding up in the Court of Chan cery, a dividend of 3s. per share has been de- dared, and a call of 31. 10s. per share ordered, and made payable next month. At a meeting of the directors of the Electric and International Telegraph Company, held yesterday, it was resolved to recommend to the proprietors at the general meeting to be held on the 7th day of August, to confirm a dividend of 5/. per cent. for the last half-year, free of income tax. At the fifth ordinary general meeting of the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway Company (Limited), yesterday, the report of the directors was adopted, and a dividend declared at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. At the meeting of the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Company (Limited), held yesterday, the report of the directors, which has already been published, was adopted. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,2121. over the corresponding week of last year ; the London and North West ern an increase of 2,3131. ; the Great Northern an increase of 853/. ; and the Great Eastern au in crease of 4,7421. The half-yearly meeting of the Metropolitan District Railway Company is fixed for the 16th August, and will be made special, " for the purpose of authorising the board (if the shareholders shall think tit) to create and issue debenture stock, at such rate of interest and upon such terms as shall be directed by the meeting. " Thu half-yearly meeting of the London District Telegraph Company (Limited) is called for the 22nd August. The half-yearly meeting of the North Eastern Railway Company is called for the 16th August, at York. The half-yearly meeting of the Berlin Water works Company (Limited) is called for the 16th August. A general meeting of the London and Lisbon Cork-Wood Company (Limited) is convened fur the Bth Auf,mst, "for the purpose of considering a statement of the company's affairs." A general meeting of the Charing-cress Hotel Company (Limited) is convened for the 12th of August, when a dividend is to be declared, The South Eastern Railway Company are invite ing tenders for the supply of 00,000 tons of coal. WEDNGSDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 34 to „I ' both for mi.ney and the Bth of August, opened andclosod to-day at 941 to f. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 1,4, 1 • ditto, for account, 941, ; Three per Cents. ileduced, 93k, 4, 1 ; New Three per Cents. 931, ; ditto Five per _Cents., 106; ;Mink Stoc:k, 2110, 259 ; India Stock, 220, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1111, 4,4; ditto Four per Cent., 99, ; ditto Five per Cent., "enlaced" rupee paper, 1021 ; ditto Bonds, 70s. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was 'firm. The March Exchequer Bills were marked 245. to 28s. prem., and the June, 245. prem. The foreign stock market was firmer, and in several cases an improvement occurred. Brazi lian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 1852, etc., Sar dinian, Ecuador, Now Granada Three per Cents., and Italian Alareinmana Railway Bonds, rose I Fer cent. ; Danish Three per Cents., 2 ; Turkish ive per Cents. of 1885 and Mexican A ; and Russ , an scrip and Spanish Passive, 4. Bank shares were steady. Anglo-Austrian have improved to 21 to 2i prem. Imperial Ottoman closed at 2 1 , , to I.Z dis. The shares of the financial companies were un altered, with the exception of an =prevenient of 2s. 61. mCredit Foncier. Prices closed as follows : International Financial, 24 to 1 dis., cx div. ; Ge neral Credit, 22 to 2) dis. ; London Financial, 2r to 23 dis. • and Credit Fonder, ClI to Li dia. Anglo-American Telegraph shares hat off at 18 to 1 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preferonco at 34 to ~ being lower ; and Telegraph Construction at 21 to 24 dis. There was no alteration in Colonial government securities, which were firm. The changes in American securities comprised a rise oft per cent, in 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway shares, and 3 in Illinois Central, but a decline of 1 per cent. in Atlantic and Great Western Railway debentures. Prices closed as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 1862, 72;; to • Erie Railway shares, 48} to 49 ; Illinois Central, 763 to 771, ex div. ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway D ebentures, 20 to 28 ; and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 22 to 23. MINES.-(TRIS DAY.) ORB o'Cioax. No change of importance has taken place in the milting share market. In English mines heavi ness prevails in a few descriptions, among which may be included West Chiverton and East Russell, while an improved inquiry prevails for some others, though quotations are unaltered. The quotations are est Chiverton, 64 to 66 ; Great Vor, 16 to ; East Russell, 17s. 6d. to 225. Gd.; Basset, 70 to 721 ; ficton, 112} to 117} ; Prince of Wales, 555. Gd . to 57a. 6d. ; North Crotty, ag to ; Great Itetallack, 4; to 5 ; North Retallack, 4# to ; Clifford, 6} to 7. Foreign mining shares are steady. Del Rey, 54 to 56 ; Don Pedro, 2 to I prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to I prem. ; Pestarena, to prem. ; United Mexican, 1f to 2 ; Frontino and Bolivia, Os. to Ils. ; Port Philip, 15-16 to 1 1-16. . . • At the meetaig . oi the Company of the Royal Mines of Coble (Limited) yesterday, it was unani mously resolved that the meeting be adjourned to the 2nd October, and that in the meantime the committee be requested to continue their services, with full power to act and advise upon all matters connected with the company, and that they be consulted in all further engagements. 161 Pd. I RAILWLYS. 190 all AUL:diets& Lawrence! St 100 Bona. Bar. dre. In. '0.2.1 10 12 i Do. l Maras . .. all Buffalo tt lake Maros 16 ill Do. Preference 1116 100 Buf ,BrantAtOodadah I '6 per cent 18724-4 9t . 100 Cal &S. Eastern sp. a.g IL 106 Caps T.kDockllp.a.a 100 i all Daserara,Tp.c.P it 100 fast Maud gu.acr L 20 Do. do. 6do St. 100 last Indian Ile. 6do 00 •2 Do. 1. Shares St. 100 Grand Truatof Canada 100 trß Do. Equop.ll.B.op.et. 160 all , Do. latTrat. BOWS Do. d pref. &wale. U.. *3 , 4 pre. Do. esti ;ref. stock.. l , seat Dothan Peninsula Do. in&. 6 per coot_ Do. N.w do. —.. 10 I 8 Do. Now it 100 Oa H.Ol lodla. g. p. et. 91. 'llO j Do. al per ant..... 10e, all 'Ol., Western et Lanada NO • ell Do.kc. lals.pay.l67l HO all Do. do. do. 1877-.. 101 $ Indian ranch(Lbalted) In 100 Itadras guar. 6p. cent , 16. 100 Do. do If de...1 16. 100; Do. do. 20 I all Do. Filth Extension 00 all Mena and 11.4non's Bay 100 all Do. op. 01, pay. 1880 sll Do. B i t n. ct, no' SL 1100 N.11..d SL 1100 34.44 MIL pariorot. OL 100 Do. Dol6l d 0....... 10 16 Do. do. N.- 100 Do.'--tb dr I ranlaub do. OL 1100 . Indus St. Flot. do. • Call p err.rBh. slooui u 411. Rai 1 all 100 : all I* I 6 6 8 BRITISH Mt li[Ml7. Chi ratan Clifford Amod. Dm 0. Con. Cfavlotok ) I2rakewons Fiat Basset (Illegaa) I East Caradon Mast earn lira East Grenrille Eat Lowell 1 IL W. Horan (Tana ) Grumbler & in. Anon Omit Lacy (Limited; Great South Tolson In. W. Vow (Qenton) Grenville Herod's Foot II Inaston 'barns Margaret (Guy Lelaat; Clarke Valley Mwyndy Iron Ors i New Seton North &flaw North Wheel Crotty t =MConed oe (C. Lama); R. Carsulnn ;St. Clear) i 'South C..nd arm.' ••• • I Is. W. Frances (Mogan) qtray Past Tin Croft West Unmet ((Mogan) W. Cars.l.m (Llsksard) West Chiverton West Seton _ WE. Auset (llloonl WA. I:uller (liadrutle W,MaryAnn(Menbeu Wheel metem :I R. Trolawney (1.1.001 ti .o FOREIGN Mita& urea. 9.,a1.. Limited) ... tudzallaaAnglo-thitifilokt(lim.) Cape Copper (Limited) Caput Silver (Limited) Chentaluso & Y. Copltpl (Limited) . Do'n Prlru, N Del.!' i~ - oei ae~umt~ i r •• Porta= 'maim.% BoUvlsOuldl General. IKapwala (Ungted) rin tq ° ll • • Pantile:llw 11..j1 'Pestar!na (14to.):1 tooiOi m:000 somis wio•i fie.,200 80,000 16:66 100,000 Lu+itanlnn .Um d) , 10 •PotagNoodStlver lead 6 Port Phillip 12,000 60 Royal Cea r a C 120,000 1 Scottish Austr:l 9 ( l M.. 11,000 1p in. John del Rey (Lim. 43,174 30 United Mexican (Lim 10,000 2 Val A ntigorla Gold CL.' 60,0436 1 VallanmataGold(llra. 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Um. e, le Val Salaam 'Limited 10, Wallin* Gold (Limited 80,0040 1 Worthing (Limited) .. 16,0004 1 Yorke Pmlnatils( .Lim 16.000, 1 Vadanmeutsaa (Um.' • Call pendbig. 1119GELLAN 110118. No. I ft 0011P4NIZI. 10 Angto.AineeicanTeL(L. IS Anglo-Mexican MUD Si. Atlantic Telegraph St. Do. 8 per cent. Australian U Australian M.L.dtlrm(L 10 BanirparaliTea EstateaL 10 Berlin Waterworks (L, 10 Dn. New lholekow Vaughan (L,. • Bombay GM (Waited: • Do New..... N L B:1s: America* Laud, SL & & 1. Dag. Tel. (L.) 121 a Company 15 Canadian Loan& Ine(L 10 Carlon Cuispasay 20 Ditto A snares 10 thins& itfildp&L.OoalL. City Discuunt, Lila Wad. CityolLckndon4Pro.ll ; City MIDI= Liapro.(L Do. City of liosoo• (1 city Ogle! (Latet.l (LAMS•a) • • 1 60 'Co...—. 601 Do. 60 ;Commercial Unions , Ins 10 'Com. of Africautfer.l4; 20 ICoutinental Do.Oes (L 25 (Cop. 11. Kn.., Pref. 76 p. r. 100 C. et Len.34.1377,41p.c. 100 Do. do. 1070. do. 10 C. Pone. of Ragland ( 1 .) 60 De.of Mauritius (L) St. Crystal Palace .. St. Do. Preference St. Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb 26 jesting (Limited) 10 tern Assam Tee (L 5.) IndialamtCA Ifin(L 30 R. India I . & Canal" 60 Ithbw vale . to Isgssualano . aica:(l St. Clectnc Telegraph 10 Do. New 3 Pag.&Aus.Copper (idol 15 . and Foreign Credi , 'lOO it& ScoitDhMarin.(l' 110 Rairbalnatiogineening , Se Mon-st ( Warehouse IL 110 radCredit&Dis.(L'i , 16 'den. Steam Narigatio' 60 Monte &Colonial As.(L 1 10 Hongkong & China Oa 1 20 11.1110 t ell Flay . ' se miandeo.s•lorselil . e; I ~,. 2 Indian Carrying (Lira • 20 Internat. Ifinan.Soc.( L , 20 inWritat.Land Credit L 1 ' 60 Italian Lana ' se Italian brig. (Can. Car 1 'too Do. 11 p. c. !is. r. 117' 60 land Securities( Lim.) 26 Lond.AhicanTrading 26 Lon. & Cal .den. M. (L 10 n.ConnLyland&lt.(L 5 Loud. Diatrictioleg. (L 50 Load. Flnau. Imo. ,L. 4 Lond. O. 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(1,. ) 1 10 gm Janeiro Gas (Lica 1 :100 :loyal Mall Steam 1 St. rot. Ammo. threat. (L 11 ro nr.4-4:lsrit,-.:! 25 too tli A unruliest bans 1 St. iutnnaritse Telegraph 1 I 1 Do Scrip ; i t Tel.enniamo.&Main(L)/ 1 " ; I Do. Do ; 10 l t. Chants.* Meey Litt L l l 10 Trinidad Petroleum (L', 10 Crum...l:agency uf dits.(l.l 10 T. & L Co. of C. Canals 60 Cn.Merino of Ueer. (L' 15 1 1 nIted DiscountCorp(Ll 6 Coned K. isles. Co.d ); 6 Dn. 10 per cent. pref.l $0 Univers. Marine ina.(l . 30 Van Diemen'. Land (L ' ISO Ykeroyof Rapt Mor.X. $0 Warrant Finance (Lini.l l GO Wistlndta&Paeillsel(L COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (UT TELRGIULPII.) (FllO3l OCR OWN CORILEIVONMENT.) . . . . . The market continues very steady at yesterday's quota. Cons. Sales about 10,000 or 12,000 bales PA I NCING-LAN E. -(T#18 DAY.) SCGAR.—The market in steady, but less active. Pre. vious priors we supported. St. Kitts and St. Vincent sold at 30.. to 31s. 6.L ; Demerara, 30s. 641. to 31s. • Antigua, 31s. to 3ti. 6d. ; 30s. lid. to 335. ito fined unaltered. Inn ere —The parcels of Ceylon brought to public sale are large, and there being a good demand nearly all that has been offered found buyers at full to extreme prices for coloury lot.. Triage, Mc to fits. ; fine anti tine tine ordi nary, 70s. to 76e. ; low middling and middling, 765. 64. to tent 6,1. ; good and fine ditto, thi. to 89s. ; peaberry, V_ht. to We. 61. ; native Ceylon, bold, 645. ; peaberry, fid. to 94*. c,l._ _ --- C - 000A is dull of sale. The parcels offered by auction were Dearly all withdrawn. About 160 bap Grenada sold at 50s. to s:ls. Facir.—A few moll weds bare been sold, currants at to 27e. • Valencia raisin., 27" to 36.. ; Sultana. 42e. Rum.-30 puncheons sold ; Demerara, Is. ; Barbie', Is. 7d. ; Leeward., le. lid. to le. 7d. Ku:E.—About 4,500 tons bold afloat ; Rangoon, 11,. to 11.. 7.111. ; Necranzie, Its. 11,(1. BPrcen.—Cassia is rattier firmer, first pile sold at 110 s. to 111 P. Ginger : Jamaica at lower prioes, common to good, 45.. to 74s ; Cochin at steady prices, very onlinary to fine bold at 45.. to 1225. ; African at Is. de cline at 275. ; other spices are quiet, without change in value. Cur roc. —A fair amount of business is doing, without change in value. J I Tr- —The market is leen firm, but prices are without material change, common to tine, 171. 10s. to 241. ; rejec tions, led. I ss. to 171. COCHINEAL is dull of sale. Honduras silver sold at id. to 21. per lb. decline. Low pasty to fine bold, to 45.; black, at 3d. decline, :Is. fill. to 3a. lid.; Teneritie, at ld. decline ; silver, 3a. 3d. to 3a. 7d.; black, 3a. id. to 3s. lil. . . • Ivor.—The quarterly sales are pros-mains heavily, at lower Lite', except for billiard-ball aerivelloes, which sold at the previous value. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS D.Y. ) The market remains steady at the fellosing quotations: Town tallow, 435, ; Petersburg Y.C. uu thu spot, 445. 9.1. ; August to September, Vw. 3.t. to 4';.1. : Oc tober to becombet , 45a. 9.1. t.. 44iL ; December. 4,4.3 d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is very small, rind we Lave conse quently an advance in price on gill ikscriptiona. The nondwr of sheep in scarcely as large as of late, but quite enough for the demand. Trade is very slow, at last 3Linila)'s quotations. There an many more I.easts than Cali pos sibly he disposed of. Our top quid.dion is r te . Trade for calves is about the saline as on 'Monday. our forei7n supply consists of $0 beasts, ;:hl sheep, I:ks calves, and r. Per stooe of Sink a d 4. d. I Ter stow. of Qlbs, rO. I. ml. Mat Scots, Ilerefds. 5 4 5 41. Rest Dos , 111•10.,sh 0 0 0 0 Nest shorditoros .. 5 2 5 4 : Hest Lsom.wools.... t 4 4 4 o..eoud quad. beasts 36 4 2 to. do. Ohio 00 0 0 calves 3 3 5 4 . byes& scomil goat 3 10 4 ic, Best !Int.% Ulf breds 5 0 . [ A rnim ' 0 4: 0 Ocasts at market, 520 sheep and lambs, %%a, calves. 47d ; MP. 60. _ SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Janie. Easton reports trade at the last day's prices, vit. Prime clover, from 110 i to 1 rm.; interior ditto, Ms. to 91..; prime old hay, $4,. to !vs.; inferior ditto, lats. to TOs. ; prime new clover, to tsts.; inferior ditto, Ges. to ins.; prime new hay, 7:s. ; infe- rior ditto, :Aix. to Ws.; straw, 40s. to 46s Some autograph letters and songs of Risher Sums, the great national poet of Scotland, from the col lection of the late Charles Kiikpatrick vet. terday of at the root. of Nowa. l'uttick aud Simpson, It Leicester...mare. A DivoitrE CAsr: IN PICUSSIA. —A !Miele example will explssin what things are even now pussilsle. A married holy, mother of sever.) children, living in entire harmony with her husband, an ;militia,: easy gentleman, hears at t 111.11,11 an enthusiastic young preasher. and is eniapturCit by his eloquent e. On her return house al, tells her lins• hand, how thus inighly the preacher's word. have come to her heart ; and OA else is quite wrsuad, , ,l it would con duce to her spit Wiwi perfection to he married to him : and if ahe wsn get his consent, else hopes that her 1,4.4,4 will not oppose a disci... What amount of urgency walked to din-gust the linstrisal into .garment is mot a public fact. No man win like to fool that he is, keeping it wife again -t her will, and to LC reproached with tug it r spar tual improvement. That the husband ilia consent, and that the court thereupon did without further inquiry sane tion the divorce, is a public fact ; also. that the proacher mule no difficulty about aceepting the enthusiastic lade, with her dowry and her chilslren. We have since lie it'd, but from one informant only, that, after many years of union, the preac h er in turn sought and pined tilt , ireil from his wife, and that Ate is now gone back—into the bosom of her first husbaud.—Frartr's Mugaztote fur August.