The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-09 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. CLEM CAM= OP A TRILL James Wood, described as a bootmaker, was charged before Mr. Leigh, who sat tor Mr. Knox, with the following robbery : Mr. John Hennessey, furniture warehouse keeper, of Wurdouratreet, Soho, said that yesterday afternoon, in consequence of missing • leather-covered chair, of the v..lue of V. 54., from his shop, he made inquiry, and the result led him to believe it bad been stolen. One of his ouog men informed him that he bad seen • nun loitering about the street, and tbinkisg the person might come again he with his young man secreted himself behind a s reen, and after they had been so hidden for some rime the prisoner walked into the shop, passed a quantity of other chairs, and selected one, which h e p u t o n his s h o ulder and walked off with. They then went after the prisoner and took him back to the shop, sod after wards gave him in charge. The prisoner then said that if be (Mr. Hennessey) went with him he would show him where he had sold one of his chairs. In the evening one of the officers (Sergeant Edwards) came to him and informed him that he had found one chair at the place where the prisoner bad told him, but it was not of the same pattern, and on his (Mr. Hennessey) going to the place, No. 6, Silver.street, be found that although it was not the chair he was in search of, it was another chair be. longing to him ; so that instead of his being robbed of two chairs he had been robbed of three. Frederick Laren], in Mr. Hennessey's employ, confirmed Mr. Hennessey's statement. David Clark, of 6, Silver-street, green-grocer, proved buy ing a chair of the prisoner for sa. Mr. Hennessey said they were worth 45a. each. Webb, 112 C, proved finding some duplicates and two portraits —one of the prisoner, and the other of his young woman—on the prisoner. Mr. Leigh said the prisoner was evidently • dangerous person, and committed him for six months with hard labour. ! GREENWICH. PISTOL PIEINO IN TB! PUBLIC TBOBOUGHTILILZ. Mr. John W diktat MattAers, a tradesman carrying on busies's in High-street Deptford, appeared to an adjourned summons, charged with firing a loaded pistol across a public thoroughfare, and wounding William Parmenter. The complainant said he resided in Douglas-street, Deptford, and a few evenings previously be was standing in his garden looking over the wall into the public street when he heard the report of a pistol, and imme diately felt himself struck in the face just below the left eye, and found that be was wounded by a shot. He directly went to the house of defendant, from whose garden the flash of the pistol was seen, and re monstrated with the defeedant, who laughed at kiln. The Seat day he a called upon defendant, who still received him with laughter, and mid he had fired the pistol to frighten away thieve'. He (compl a i nan t) told him he was not a thief, sad, finding he could obtain no redress from defendant, he took the present proceedings. Had he not been a distance of 70 yards from defendant's door-step, he must have been seriously injured, as he was struck with the shot only about an inch nada. the ere. The defendant admitted firing the pistol, and also seeing the complainant was wounded io the face. He thought it impossible at the time that, at so great a distance, the pistol shot could have reached defendant, and he was now very sorry for what had occurred. The magistrate observed that defendant bad committed an act which had narrowly escaped causing serious and per manent injury to the complainant. The least he (defendant) could hare doue was to have expremed regret, but as any fine he m ight impose would not co m p ensa t e the complainant for the injury he bad sustained, he would allow defendant en opportunity of coining to some arrangement with the complainant. The parties thee retired, and the complainant almost im mediately afterwards came tato ooart sod informed his wor ship that the matter was amicably arraoged. STRATFORD. wrEDWROCIS OUTRAGE. Heny W il liam Sandford wan placed at the bar on re mend charged with committing a violent and unprovoked outrage on the person of Emma Spurgeon, daughter of the landlady of the City of London beenhop, Little Ilford, Euex. The oomplaioent, who appeared to be suffering great pain from the effects of prisoner'■ oondoct, stated that she lived with her mother, whom she was in the habit of assisting in her business. On the evening of Friday, July 25, the pr' soar entered the beershop, and called for &pint of beer. She drew the beer and went to the front door to speak to the driver of the mail cart, who had pulled up, when the prisoner walked up suddenly behind her, and seised her by the left arni, when he stabbed her in the left brood. Wittier called for her mother, who rushed out, when the prisoner ex claimed, " I have done it." The prisoner did not attempt to canape, and the wounded female was placed in bed, where she had remained ever since under the care of a surgeon. Police-constable GS K deposed to apprehending the pri soner, when he found the knife produced, which was picked up from the &or of the beershop. Mr. G. W. Sullivan, surgeon, said that be was called to the complainant, whom he found suffering from a lacerated wound in the left side of the bosom shout three inches deep and one inch and & ludf is leogth. She was in a very dan gerous state for nearly a fortnight, and had suffered a severe shock from the injury. She was not yet out of danger. The magistrate cautioned the prisooer in the usual form, and he in reply said that he was intoxicated at the time and did not know what he was doing. The prisoner was fully summated to take his trial at the Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey. GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION AT LAMBETH-TWO PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJURED. -(THIS DAY.) This morning, shortly after nine o'clock, the utmost alarm was created io the neighbourhood of Lambeth Pilaw, by so explosion of gunpowder. From inquiries made it would appear that this being the day of the annual excursion to Rosherville of the employis of Messrs. Dotilton, the potters, of Lambeth, much interest was manifested by the Inhabitants of the locality, sod crowds of persons assembled to witness their departure by the Diamond Company's steamer Petrel from Lambeth Pier. Upwards of 200 men with their wives and families marched down to the pier, headed by the excellent brass baud belonging to the firm. In order to give greater eckft to the occasion a salute of 56 guns was ordered to be fired from the Ship Tavern and boat-house, that being the number of years the firm has been established. For this purpose Charles Beadle, aged 26, residing at 9, Granbtbuildioge, and William Beadle, aged 12, living at 1, Upper Fore-street, were employed with their father in attending to the guns. The steamer bad left the pier • short distance, sod 46 rum had been fired, when suddenly a terrific explodes took place, and Charles and William Beadle were hurled to the ground. Assistroce woe promptly ob tamed, arid both sufferers were, is • • bleeding coo&tion, at once conveyed to Wastmluster Hospital . It wee found that the eldest was fearfully burnt and lacerated about the face, hands, and arms, and that the greater portion of his hair was burnt off. The boy was also burnt in a shocking manner. It would seem that while the father was firing, the sons were engaged in loading, when • piece of burning wadding drooped into a large quantity of powder near to them, which immediately exploded. Before the explosion took place the Petrel had departed ; mid therefore the sad occurrence was unknown to those oa board. "TRAPEZE" Acct DEN'fAT THE C.IIIPIEHBERY HALL. —Last night (Friday) an alarming accident happened to Mon sieur Maximin Agoura& the celebrated " trapeze " per former at the Canterbury Ha/I. It seems that shortly before ll o'clock Monsieur Argonaut was in the act of going through his performance on the flying "trapera," when, on making one of his astonishiog leaps, be misjudged his distance, and, failing to catch the opposite "trapeze," he fell, to the great horror of the audience, with a fngbtful crash, on one of the large candelabra that light the hall. The greatest anxiety prevailed ;be was released, when he was conveyed to Charing-cross Hospital with all speed, and immediately attended by Mr. Delamotte, the house surgeon, who found that be was severely cut about the thighs, and had sustained a serious roles to the chest. On inquiring at the hospital this (Saturday) morning it was ascertained that he had rallied considerably, and though be has sustained some severe injaries, they are not expected to be attended with fatal results Me 1111714 ACCIDINT IN CHIAPSIDIL—About 10 o'cleck this morning an omnibus, heavily laden both inside and out. was on its way to the Exhibition, when near the crer of King.strest. Cheapside, the near hind wheel came off the axletree. The omnibus fell to the ground, with great violence, throwing the passengers on the top into the carriage -way and those inside into indescribable con ker. The parties inside, who were principally females, were quickly extricated, and luckily, beyond a few slight bruises, no one sustained any *Lary. Tag GRZAT WE RAILWAY DIVIDEND.— TIN dividend of this company for the past half-yew an trounced yesterday, has mused considerable surprise sod disappointment. The recent arrangement with the Wee ilidland Company for the joint working of the traffic over the two systems, each taking a certain proportios of the mere, and the still more recent arraegement for leriag the South Wale. Railway Con.pany fro m the Ist of /aviary he eta fixed rental, have rendered it hardly possible to Predicate what the result would be at the end of the half- Year. The commercial depremion also affected the traffic of most of the large railways oousiderably during the first four months of the jest half-year. It very rarely happens that the full advantages of &joint working come into Nome di■le opevatiou. Great alterations have to be made awe asd experiments have to be tried before the system of two or three distinct systems of railway communication Nobe brought into harmonious and ecoemnical working. No doubt all thous causes have tended le redone the balance available for the Great Western dividend ho the very small amount of " half per cent. per annum w for the rat Wi ses,. leaving a miserable Weer of 2,8001. over.—Tier. Tax Lau Durrawr.—Despite the anticipations c'f ' , Minim hotel and lodging-hour that r the season advanced visitors would Beek le, Lured shows at the wrest time a paucity of Tinton ear se Ire lot been the cuss ler may yesza.—icridel ilavery. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1862. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooic. The railway market to-day is quiet. The prin cipal transactions have been in Great Northern and Great Western stock The former hasexperienced• fresh rise of 1 per cent., while the latter shows a recovery of only f from the late fall. Mid land and South Eastern have risen I to f • but Caledonian has declined f per cent. Great Western stock is now quoted 64 to 64 ; London and North-Western, 94 to I ; Midland, 124 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 f to I ; South Eastern, 85 to 86 ; Eastern Counties, b£ll to f ; Caledonian, 104 to 109 ; and Great Northern, 122 to 123. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 41 to 4i prem. The shares of the two principal Canadian lines are drooping. BRITISH I.OIIBIOBIONK _ _ -- ob. IPd 1 11.017.wAYL I y el l ai d ar 4 rk" Ifi to 1 p.a. 10 all .alemise a. 6. Menem 68 02 N. 109 Dea.8ae.681.1a4./..e 101 PS 1015 N 2 Do. New — IN all DaaNdtleitellarceN a _ IS its De. Pnkreinee 5 WO 1•0 Delkineak 6 .dgodertaL Owe INA, Ana k 15/!? eadenedbolhe.*l-14. IS 7 2 id NO 100 Do. :alp t k INS Slav 76 79 100 IN Ds. Jane 1114. MIN. 70 10 86 100 AWN* & Ditearia lol' 103 84 100 IlteNea ft 100 Gape TADeolt 4 p.a.'s& 10/5 1061 1 0 71 Bawl 1 104 21 106 Bad Inagua 20 1 De. G. ifitendoa 20 2 Do. B. do it Si. 100 Greed Trunk al Garda 11 12 Poll 211 100 all Do. ore at. PeIL 100 0 Do.nec.Prele p.e4.Bc 64 66 180 611 Do. S per el Delimit N 94 NO all De. / oar at. 11115 4O 42 100 all De do. 185/ *o Si 100 111 Do. do. um _ SO 33 N. 100 Galati Indian Pagrals 102 102 1015 DI 11 Do. New Pal 20 2 Do. January, UN Pla 86 100 Galt. et =cle a t 101 lOg 101 all Gt. Watt 1 111 11 1 i a; a Do. New B5 74 Jla 108 all Thalp.eßdapertlw.op 1/7 lei 180 all Do. 65 do.. Melton. IM 611 Dollilacellda.paots is 01 10 1 Indian Branch United sOa N. 11:41 Wass Guar. g par et. 911 OS N 140 De. do. 1 pie el. 101 102 N. 140 De. 61 oar el .4e. 06 N N. 108 Nei/a_ Oce9.llp. eLßoede ti all D. Bemiertek • Garda elen • ate. eli. N all De. de. Lod do 5 I .., 10 ail De. de Lam ed do I 0 _ 10 all De. do. do 100 N.D. of Canada 60. o BS IS 4 . 0 . . ao Undo 1525 103; 11 16 De. ?orb _.. „ i i 110; SO all De. — 11, 100 Do.lad.ballret.g./9.0 tel 100 LATEST SI'ORTING INTELLIGENCE (sy aim= riumure.) LEWES MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) COUNTY CUP. About are furlongs. Camerino and Lord Burial& are here. LEWES HANDICAP. Two mina Vimar Hill, Ailßonaire, Moatebello, Squire Percy, South ♦oatralnu, Beachy Head, Humphrey, Clementi, Strike, and Pembroke are here. ENTRY FOR TOWN PLATE. Twilight. 9stioiiiffesP;r,94 51b r Tarragona, 84 121 b ; Michel Grove, 84 101 b; Duke of CsalheSlB4. 8111 slb Certificate, 84 2lb ; Britannia, let 101 b ; Dutch Sam, let 101 b ; Misfire, 74 71b ; Little Dick, let 41b ; Strike, let 41b ; Castor Oil, 7st 21b ; Mi. Livingstone, 7st 21b; /tombola, 74; Titmouse Tat ; Night Revel, Bet 71b ; Perfume f, get 41b ; Witch of Rados, bet 410 ; Aeouite f, 6st ; Detective. sst 121 b ; Bates, bet 101 b ; Crease f, 54 71b ; Accident, sst 71b ; Spitfire, Bet 71b ; Carter Bell, sst 71b. NURSERY HANDICAP. About live furlongs. Diana f. Yindicta, Pearl C. Dictator, Amazonian. Infante, Harriet Watts, Village Lad, Louisa Room, Catalpa c, Moubourmzet, and Dou't come late, are hors. Greta Aaatvaut—Cellazins, X Hart, Aconite f, Catalpa f, Write, Beatrice, and THE TRAGEDY IN THE CITY-ROAD. --*--- THE INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning an investigation was held by Mr. Jobs Humphreys, one of the Middlesex coroners, at the Queen's Head Tavern, PitAeld-street, Hoston, re specting the death of Charles Cools, aged 15 months, the child of respectable parents, residing at No. 18, Brunswick. place, City-road, who was alleged to have been murdered by his mother last Thursday afternoon, under very horrible circumstances. Inspector Webster, of the N Division, had she manage ment of the case on the part of the Commissioners of Pollee, and Mr. T. W. Rogers, solicitor, of Fenchurch-street, matoodod oo behalf of the waned. The jury having viewed the body, Mr. Mark 18, Brunswick-place, City-road, the father of the deceased, mid that he left home on Thursday afternoon, when his son wee quite well, having dined with himself and Mrs. Cook. Witness was the tenant of the house, but occupied only • port:tom of it. His wife had been an invalid for some years, principally with rheumatic fevers, which broke up her ounatitutiou. Dr. Davis lately informed hint that one of her lungs wagons, and that there was no hope of her recovery. Since her i llne ss she occupied the front room, and she dined in it on Thursday. She was not confined to her bed, but was only strong enough to walk up and downstairs, and she had a nurse to attend to her. That was because Dr. Rogers said she should he kept quiet. Witness did not notice any indications of insanity. On the Thursday after dinner she was reading her Bible, and she was very low spirited, and said that she was afraid her soul was lost. Witness told her to cheer up, and not to give way to such notions. Her father's sister went out of her mind three or four years ago, and she had said that she was afraid she should go out of her mind bk. She had been very nervous and debili tated for some time, and if anything happened she would apparently become like a maniac, but would recover and apologise for her puke. She was not given to drink. About two boars after witness left the house he was sent for and found what bad happened. Elizabeth Fare, servant to last witness, said that on the day in question she was in the kitchen with the nurse, when Mrs. Cools canna down and kissed the child, who wee playing at the bottom of the stairs. She kissed him and took him upstairs, saying nothing to witness. About four or five minutes after she returned and was very pale and agitated, trembling violently. She said nothing, and her hands were all over blood. Withers ran upstairs, and ape going into the back room ea the first Boor saw little Charles on the floor bleeding and in • pool of blood. The carving -knife prod uce d, • very large pee with a rough handle, was on the floor. Witness had asked Mrs. Cools whether she should take the child upstairs fur her, and she said "No, let him alone." By Mr. Rogers—Mrs. Cook was very food of deceased. By the jury —There was another little child older than deceased in the house, and when witness went upstairs be was looking at deceased lying on the floor. Maria Marlton said that she was nursing Mrs. Cools five weeks. At 3 o'clock she left the deceased asleep in the front room. About half past 3, Mrs. Cools brought the child downstairs and left him in the kiteltee, going upstairs again directly. She might then have possessed herself of the carving.knife. She returned in about ten minutes and took the child, who was running about, up stairs again. Witness heard no cry or disturbance, but in 15 or 20 minutes Mrs. Cook entered the kitchen pale and speechless. Witness said " Oh, you have brok en a blood vessel," when she observed that there was blood on her throat, dress, and hands. Mrs. Cools said nothing and was placed upon • chair, when • wound was aeon in her throat. Witness ran upstairs to all the lodgers and saw the deceased with its throat cut and quite dead. Upon going down to the kitchen they met Mrs. Cools coming up stairs, and she wanted to go into the room where deceased war, saying that he wax crying. He was not crying, being perfectly dead. There were four children. One of them, Walter, wan in the room, witness thought, at the time the others were at school. Demised had been reading the Bible in • low too, during the afternoon. Dr. J. F. Rogers, who was called in to see the body, stated that he had attended Mrs. Cools since the beginning of July. and that she was quite unfit to appear in court. The Coroner said that in a cases* seriously affecting Mrs. Coole be would adjourn to give her an opportunity of being present before a verdict would be returned. Inspector Webster said that it would be impossible to remove the prisoner at present. The court then adjourned. The Doncaster Grammar School was re-opened on Wednesday last under the most auspicious circum stances. The day seems to have been kept quite as a gala one by the inhabitants of the town. A deputation from the Cotton Districts Relief Fond, consisting of Lord Egerton of Tattoo, Sir J. Kay Shuttleworth, and Colonel Wilson Patten, M.P., waited upon the sub-committee of the Manchester Central Relief Fund, to esplain the principles on which they wished their funds to be distributed by the Manchester Com mittee. Colonel Patten, on the part of the deputation, said they screed to hand over 4,0001. a month, for six months, to the Manchester Committee on condition that the money was dispensed through local committees, and devoted only to working men and their families who " were not on the poor rates." The condition. " not on the poor rates," met with some opposition from one or two gentlemen, bat it was generally felt there would be no dim. unity in distributing the funds io this way. and the offer el the deputation was thankfully accepted. At a meeting held in Salford it wu resolved to request the Provident Society to undertake the distribution of the local funds. • New Leo•L ApeoIIeTMIENTS. —We have to an- DOUnte that the Lord Chancellor has appointed Mr. Brent Spencer Follett to the important office of Registrar, under the act recently passed "to facilitate the proof of title and the conveyance of reel estates." Mr. Follett is • Queen's counsel who has long held a distinguished position at the Chancery bar. He owes his appointment entirely to merit. Durog the short time that he had • seat in par liament, as member for Bridgewater, he voted with the emservative party, of which his late brother, Sir William Follett, was aa illustrious ornament. The LotdChaocellor has appointed to the office of Assistant Registrar, Mr. Robert Hallett Holt, a conveyancer of cm alterable practioe and ability. We understand that the office of the new department be established in one of the houses in Liocolewien4telds, lately occupied by the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. We further believe that Mr. Follett end Mr. Holt, to whom has been entrusted, io the find instance, the preparation of the roles and general orders, have received directions to proceed to Dublin to examine into the practical operation of the Landed Fettles Court in that country. There am be little doubt that the appointment of Mr. Follett and of his co adjutor will give equal satisfaction to the profenion and to the pubric.—lforning Poet. TRAFFIC RecelTll.--The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom published for the week ending the god of August, amounted, on 10,361 miles, to 6415134, and for the nerresponding week of last year, on 10,010 miles, to 606,2011. showing an increase of 351 miles, and of 35,310/. in the receipts. The yeas receipts on 14 of the principal railways in the United Kingdons amounted for the week on 7,892 miles, to 507,3311. ; and for the corres ponding week of last year, cia 6,703 miles, to 479,3831. ; showing en increase In the mileage of 189 mile", and 28.539/. in the receipts. The increase on the Caledoaian amounted to 201/.; on the Eastern Count's to 2,4761. ; on the Great Northern to 3,8691. ; on the Great Weetere to 9,045/. ; on the London sod North-Western to 7,182/. ; on the Londe°, Brighton. and South Coast, to 2,0091. ; on the London and South Western to 4,4811. ; Midland, 2,9211. ; on the North British to 1,2221.; on the South Eastern to 36431.--total. 37,1421. But from this must be deducted 5881., the decrease on the Great Southern and Western; 5.6841. on the Lan cashire sad Yorkshire ; 1,0301. on the Manchester Shef field, soil Liemhishire; and 1,3211 , oe th e North Enema, together 8.6031., leaving the Menem, as above, 28,5301. The receipt. on 64 other lima in the United Kingdom animated oa 3,477 miles to 133,5911. ; and for the eor mooed* week of Iset mar, nn 3,307 miles, to 126,8201., showing an Menem of 170 swim and of 6,7711. I. the receipts'. The goods tradie es the 14 lime above-mom- timed amounted for the week to 202,71/31. against 205,4921., showing a decrease at 2,7891. The piessegers, parcels. mails, he., trail. ea those lines animated to 3E15,2191. seeing 273,8911. for the corresponding period of 1861, showing ao Meer* ie the passenger traffic of 31.32 1 11. Them figures show an increase la the punter trade of some of the principal lines, which appear, to have arisen frees the latereatheed Exhibition, hut at the same time there is • demean in the goods hallo from the dimension I. trade. The total receipts for the pail week show as (sere en of 36.3801., as compared with those of the pre °dim week, ending the 26th July.—Berepeth It is in contemplation to form a settlement at Cape Yak. as Tones Straits. - ~.. . Ni IN IN IM IN IWO I. 100 ISO IGO BristokUtsotor6p.c.Btk Calsdostan Qom. Bk Cork and Bandon 66p.0 Carom 'lf, 6 pot cont. Dun. Pink! Abs?. J on. Bost Anglia; A. 6 p. Gt. Do. B. Epp. L C,TI6 Z. Coon. Ix, p.ot. No.l Do. do. No.! Do. Now 6 p. 66. St &SUM mates, a p et AWL Is Maslow p. ot. idta.,Pert~Das 6. p.c. Gnat Northers, o p. st. Do.6c.rotot 10 p.stpso. Do. al per oust Do.6p.c.roLot. papa ol.l4.l6osYsod, Lt Prot OlWost(llsetroltlionts Do. Mom. 66 p. oastDDo. Do. redeem. p. osot Do. knodoess. 4 p. so Do.l&canstlesot Trot Do. Biro. 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G.N.l.Purc. 1 0) dl. - dla 1 6 104 Do. Loads -- . 644 564 - N. 104 Do. York 1411 /MD Leeden - 104 - 6 Da. Nen 114 Saab Nallordahlre 3l 14 tds - 10 sli 4010111.Nadens1 no 104 114 - x UN Nott.atinutthatulidiC. - - - ONO all NNW - - u ell llowasoy .-. - "" - K in Neill& Oliiej - 11. 100 leetilablE B. Abie.Stk 46 47 46 N. 140 Datilleh Mldlaad lO3 106 - 16. IN fdtropidetre (Jul.. - 10 10 NI Intllni De lionmeallbeen - - - 41. Sulk von it 37 -. N. 104 INNS Intent ik 100 South Wales 6 61 - 11. Ale S. Taira'. a Diver Dal, 97 ia - N all Illalaaa,Nallobt. I 7 - N all Stockton & acton 08 39 - 16 16 Ditto Ntio - N. IN Tsif Yale - N MI Miter 664 - 16 N Da - 114 94 Da pm ' - 11.. 100 Val* al Death - 34.. 100 Vidal& SW& Plealloo 142 144 - N. 10 Nest Owswall 64 74 - N. 100 DairDeptetaarbAL - - - 1/0 W.il 14141ead-Ozlord 44 64 - Bt. 100 DIIN tie 39 61 - 81. 100 Mae 84 90 - rddlllaNl4ol SHAILIS. Sh. I Pd. I lAnwAii. I Closing prices. 96 :di Id 78 80 101 101 122 124 id i ipm nd Si 67 id I i pa" id 138 140 441 104 106 66 97 112 114 110 112 2$ If If WO 06 If Of 412 V ii iii lira 140 145 Si 21i M 10 St VII 19 9 el 41 114 St} 64 114 111 1U 1118 194 IN 111 IN - g 4 - 14 - xf zd 10 WON JUILWATII. O. i Pd. • iLtiLWATIL = a loitaim AMIIIMIS Wawa& 1te.j.47 . p.e = " 1 M arsliorai : Orieraz Kim a MI °lsllmitaa elf T 111 la pm 11 111 10i Dela BMW' limbo f rms. s GIL imam I. et. Owing rflollo INNAt.O . Balm J=r Osssiase s Bak& pone ems linamme se 6 disl I t 21 i le pos 14i 14 I --. WWI IWeiii T. : : .111smaanses Zj i rs , Do. ims..M. .lfer et itason.... Ds. w Wm Mar Neregba Trask Pot OttommellmermAkliel Pada, loom =COOL 5 I -- -- I 10 Psi I - 7 Sal 411 4 6 liiiTirid - .cos. —7-1 7 ..,,L di maarl=tr " se Loyal tissidi 011 Soya Nell& all .34r a: is 10 rL47l — llosilias 411 podu c= 4 —, 4 Tula sod Ism& ... a 11.01101■14ss . sll 110. 00 mg 1 a .Wal&l.W.ei 'Ng a a 14i 15 la II * * .. - • 114 100 Ilt Ie I 11pm 4i 4 pa - - 1 IN C_ ss ss It i Ti Ms T 10 Uhl ni lib I _ 07f..1 IgL:1 .u. ' Itt'• . ... MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The funds remain heavy, and a fresh decline d f per cent. has taken place to-day. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the transactions have been upon only a moderate scale, and there is no general alteration of importance in prices. Consols are officially marked 931, f, f , and f for money, and 93f and f for the account. The pre sent quotations are 931 for cash and 931 to f for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 239 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, f ; New Three per Cents., 931, f, f ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 16 7-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, i ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1004, 101 ; Exchequer Bills, 25e. prem. The allotment letters of the new Peruvian Loan have been distributed this morning, and the price of the 'scrip remains at par to I prem. Portuguese Loan scrip is quoted 2} to 21 prem. ; Venezuelan, fto f prem. ; Russian, Ito prem.; Egyptian, first issue, 14 to 17} prem., being still very firm ; ditto second issue, 10} to 11} prem. ; Turkish scrip, f to I prem.; Turkish bonds of 1854, 84} to 86} ; ditto of 1858, 72} to 73. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and•a-Half per Cents., 1862, 1858, 1860, 93 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange, 1211. ); Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 17,18 prem. ; ditto paid-np scrip, 99, 101 ; Italian Aye per Cents., 71} (exchange, 26fr.); ditto Maremmana Railway, 73; Mexican Three per Cents., for ac count, 281 ; New Granada Active, 17} ; Rus sian Five per Cents., 1862, paid-up scrip, 931, f ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 54f, 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 91, ; Turk ish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 85} ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, for account, 721, 73f, 721 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 401. paid, 1{ prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 68f, f, f ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 261, 26. - HALF-F.4Hr Two. Consols are lees firm, at 94 to f for money, and 93f for the account. The letters of allotment of the New Peruvian Loan were sent out last evening. There were no " letters of regret," a pro raid distribution having been arranged. It is stated that subscribers will receive leas than 50 per cent, of the amount applied for. No operations occurred in bullion at the Bank yes terday. Owing to the firmness of the exchanges, there is at present no demand for gold for the Con tinent, but the recent remittances from Australia and America may all be sent away in connexion with the new loans. The amount of gold (about 400,0001.) to be despatched by the next West India steamer, previously referred to, will, it is under stood, be supplied out of late arrivals, which have been refined. The Borussia, from New York, has brought about 9,000/. in specie for England. The mail steamer Tyne will take to-day only 7,0001. in specie (gold), for Brasil. The foreign exchawes yesterday afternoon were firm, with a more favourable tendency. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 d atum, 3 to } ; ditto, 3 days, ILLS} to 18} ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.18} to ; Ant. warp, 3 months, 25.42} to 45 ; Hamburg, ma. baooo, three months, 13.8 to } ; Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 2b; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.42} to 45 ; Frankfort-oe4be-Mairifi, 3 mouths, 119} to } ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 34} to I ; Vienna, ed. do., 3 months, 12.85 to 95 ; Trieste, of. tle., 3 months, 1185 to 95 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to } • Odin, 3 months, 49} to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.52( to 7 ,• Basco, 3 months, 25.52} to 7i ; Milan, 3 months, 25.52} to 7} ; Napier, 3 months, 39} to 40 ; Palermo, 3 months, 119} to } ; Marina, 3 mouths, 119} to ; Lisboa, 90 days, 57 4 to 63 ; Oporto, 9 0 days, 53 to 53 1. The subjoined shows the rates of discount in the principal continental cities :—Paris, Amsterdam, and Berlin, 3 per cent. ; Hamburg and Brussels, 21 : Vienna, 5 ; Turin, 41 • Frankfort, ; and St. Petersburg, 5e per cent.' - - - Private telegrams received from Shanghae yes terday state that sickness prevailed amongst the population there, and that some opium frauds bad been discovered, in connexion with which the banks would suffer. The exchange was quoted 6s. 20. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm. The dividend of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company was officially announced yeder day at the rste of 3 per cent, per annum, against 15} in the corresponding period of 1861. We are glad to be able to report a considerable accession of strength to the board of the Universal Marine Insurance Company. The additions are Mr. John Fleming (of the firm of Smith, Fleming, and Co.), Mr. Peter Bell (of the firm of Scott, Bell, and Co.), and Mr. Wm. M'Kinnon (of the firm of M`Kinnon, M`Kensie, and Co.) The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2021. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Royal Insurance Company took place yesterday at Liverpool, when the report, which was read and adopted, disclosed the following highly satisfactory results during the past year. The Fire Branch showed a further surprising advance, the premiums for the year 1861 having attained the sum of 292,4021., being an increase over the preceding year of 29,4251. It also appeared that the total increase of the last six years amounted to no less than 160,0001. The company's previously large Are revenue has more than doubled in six years. The expansion of the Life Branch during the last year is equally great, for the sum assured on new poli cies alone amounted to 521,1011., exceeding by more than 70,0001. the new insurances of the preceding year, which was itself greatly in excess of any pre vious like period. An increase of 61,1071. was carried to the Life funds last year, being about 70 per cent. of the premiums received. The shares of the Canadian Native Oil Company were allotted yesterday. Arrangements are being made for immediately proceeding to business. The following is from the monthly silk circular of Messrs. Durant and Co., dated yesterday : We have • quiet market in silk. Cheap moue, and the ides of possible difficulty in supply from China bare pre vented anxiety to sell, and consequently any fall in prices, but have not had the effect to induce soy desire to pur chairs es the part of oousumem either here or on the coati nent. The result of their meson's trade has been, we fear, to say the least, unsatisfactory. In China silk the Maniac tions of the mouth have not been altogether unimportant, but during the last fortnight they have been upon a small scale. The arrivals have been rather large, and the deliveries searosly up to average, hence a slight loam* is our stock. Of Quito° silk the first ►rrival is just lauded, about 300 hales--at present nothing does. In Japan silk we have some reduction of price, but this has failed to 'educe a eon. responding Matisse of business. Bengal elk had °sly a moderate share in the little that has been done. In halms and French silk nothing of moment. Persian silk matinees to come forward in comparatively large quantity, but the larger portion, only to In delivered, having been sold for arrival. The Gazette specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, vit. : Imports of gold, 86,8531. ; exports of gold, 432,8371. ; imports of silver, 81,9731. ; exports of silver, 122,0811. Flunky Evunra. The demand for money today was brisker. Some effect seems to have been produced on the market by the indications presented in the Bank return. Good bills were taken in many quarters at If per cent., but some discounters demanded an advance. In the Stock Exchange to-day there was • fait demand for money at 14 per cent. for short loans on English government securities. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 "buyers," for the 4th September, opened this morning at 934 to fell to 934 to and clued at 934,1 "buyers." For money the last price was 991 to 4. The official business report is u follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, I_, 4_; ditto for account (September 4), 934, i; _Bank Stook, 911, 939 ; Three per Cents- 5444414 • «jai 9311, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 9311, k, ; New Two-and-a-lialf per Cents., 771 ; Thirty Yeas Annuities, 1885, 15 7-18 ; Red Sea Telegraph,: o li: India Stock, 228, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. 108 i, I ; ditto Bonds, 27 e . pr e m. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 93} ; ditto Flee per Cent., 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 112, 111 i. Owing to the increased demand for mosey, Bxchequer Bills were again la. lower, at 22a. is 255. prem. India Bonds were sold as 275. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock and the rupee paper were firm • the former closed at 1080 to I. The foreign sto ck: market showed increased heavi ness in the morning. Turkish securities were particularly depressed, for reasons already re leered to. The scrip of the New Leas was marked as low as prem. A derided recovery took place, however, in the after noon, and the closing quotations of Turkish securities were only a fraction below those of yes terday. The scrip of the Peruvian and Poetuguese loans has fallen i per cent., and the Venezuelan I. The principal feature in this department, however, was the continued demand for the Egyptian Loss, which has experienced a fresh rise of nearly 2 per omit. The market for bank shares to-day was heavy, and in several instances, including more espemally the new establishments, prices were lower. la miscellaneous shares, Rio Improvements anti National Discount were more offered. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 14 to 11 pram. ; Thames and Messey Maria, Insurance, 2f to 2il prem. ; Commercial Calm Assurance, tot dia. ; Universal Marine, 1 to dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, par ; and Mercantile Fire, If to 11 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows : Union Bank at Ireland, to f dis. ; Bank of Rindostan, fto f dis.; Thames xpress Steam Boat, to 1 prim ; Lon don, Buenos A and River Prate Bank, fto j prem. ; Genital Rolling Stock, j to 1 prem. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, f to prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, t 1 to prem. ; Algerian Cotton, f to f prem. ; River Navigation of India and China, 1 to It prem. ; and Camaian Oil, to f prom. DUO&S. . ... s 84. Ocenenarclal lOO 154, Bt. Do. 4 p.c2Pret. len 100 0105, N. Zest and West India 100 180 188 188 41111,1110 Bs. London lOO 11 61 '.010,8001 82 82 Katharine lOO 60 58 ad -- 810,886 1 8 K 18oathanipton 1100,000, 82 Victoria 40001 20 Do New COLONIAL 00V113M/NT MISS, No. IWI 8100811. llt I Cl. prime. I Palm. —... ... Do i rp,l &ct:IT742 • I s c: IN IN IN — _ .. Da.Oper olleb.tiag: 100 108 106.4 .... . Do. 6 per et.Mar.44lo. 100 106 106 — 2,214, .. Do. 6 per osul. 086,481.. Do.Speroent.ln. 8(0 1 100 64 06 .... .. a G Ilopeep.alBl3 100 108 100 .... .. do. 1890 100 112 114 do 1891 100 110 111 aB.llO .. Now Brunow.Gov. 6p et. 100 100 106 .... .. N. &Melia Grim. 6.1 100 994 1004 .... .. Do. Sp. 4:6,1301 to 1876 100 904 100 .... .. Do. ,11 p. e. MS lOO 90 100 .. New laslam4 tlper emit lOO 107 109 WI, .. Nova /both 6p. a 1876 100 tot 100 .... .. Anat.Oev. I p.e. 100 108 110 109 .... .. rle. Gr. Sp. a. Jaa.WJ all 100 1011 148 .... .. Do. do. Op. e. April &O. 100 106 1044 1061 4 } BAITISII MINIS. No. 18k. I Mum. I N. I Cl. velem I Illeir. 1.110 Alfred Cora "Ma* LOA 0.900 10 BMW* Doe l4 .. Clifford 1,024 . Der. 0. Ocm. (Tithe ) I 446 1166 14 468 4 612 .. Bad Basset (Inagua) 47 47 S. .. LA Cordon 5. .. Suit Own Brea lll II 46 14 144 9 , BW6.ll.anea Maybe ) MAI 4 8 441 .. Orainbler & 84. Mehra W} 14 1 74 &000..0nal South Tolima 6.906 .. O. In. Voir (Bel Mon) MI 64 6,109 .. Oreavnlo 1, .. Bared►s-Foot IL I.le. 41 43 41} IL .. Illookm Doing M. 14e. 21 24 6, .. Lady Bertha LNG. i 4 =partg . l 7 LINEN II 41 43 MOO .. 40.010 4 Barad, Iron Ore SAW .. NerW bowls 5.. N. hawse (Maim) _ _ .. N. Wk llama (Mops) 11 9a. 34 4} 4. .. Nara Wheel OrMlw 11} 4 &WO Far Oana. (St. Blaney) . 14 6 6 1,1110 0) Provlaseme (U. Went). 14.11.1. 41 43 11,000 .. latridge Ow. Ma. Oa. 1 1 6 612 .. IL Ceram OIL Caen_ 1 4 846 166 — O.OOO .. IL Ohm Or.. (Mogan) . 6111964 24 3 .. S. W. Frown (Mom) 13.13.9 100 106 Nast WO 80 32 80.14amIlln.C Mb 1 } LIMO 10 Tin Croft 1 1 k 10.600 .. Vale el raw (Ora) Us. al 1,9 0 14 .. Waal 1.144644 ( _W. Condon S $4 66 .. Weak Osten 611 .. Wk. Ilimet .. j i l .dni logna) 160 _ Wt. Bailer IL) II &Si 1514 4096 .. Wll. Id (Coldoeka 71 I{ :1 1,504 .. WI. Rimy 1114. Lama) 1.7.0 94 104 4,800 .. Wheal Watt 2.10.8 11 It 12 114 411 , 0014 W. Mary &muted ounau ) 8 le 14 1 1. .. WL. Trelawnor 11..4 ) 7 16 17 1011101 MINIM No. 1 Sh. I Wain. I/0 1 01. Woes. I ii&ift. 20,000 SO Amleallan . . IS 1 1 _ MK& 1 Bon Amar4jiadta. NI i NAN 1 Waal. I.& m.C0.(140) al * 1 16,000 1 %clla 811rer MOW 09 KM II Deplape C Tl) 1 7I M 1 Am Mallataia Clapper eil 11,,K0 I Beat Dal nar(Llmlted) 1 4 Ipml4 2 WWI 1 Fortuna (Um.) WOO WI Omura al 21 13 SUN 1 W. Northern C MIL Analreßa= 14 101 de ems 1. Lepnail (Lisa) I 4 peal KOOS S Lamm .Bl 7* .... MINS 6 Limßanle& I.OLIIII 1 - _ 1111,100 1 =lot . ImA) 9 4 dl. 111,010 SO Posbali4Bllverlami all 11 4 114.1140 I Port 114111 p 1 14 II zd, . 1 Santa Barbara (cold 1 4 4 Siege I Ikettla ADAM. Pa) 1011. I 1* vol MOW W Snob. del By (14m.) 16 64 68 *17.70.194 17416e4 NAMeen as 64 74 R6OO 1 Weealdaa 10...1 tll * * UAW 3 radhanaintana (11m ). an 2* Lk JOINT STOCK JUNI 111,000 10,000 AMID AOSO 40:10 Mfr 83 le 1 4 2 5 i Po 53 78 25 25 83 85 11i 11 1!!!• an( 17 * .!af: 11 . 1:11 IP 11 Book ntr of .Blr-Drit. Columbia bk. Imou.Aos.,6llila, Lod* ...L......d fdoes. K l'" Iron. et Canada SOW esottAn rta d.Cha Imperial Bank. Limited Londe. sad Brimillso 'Loa. 4.11 k Walt of AMAIN — Do. - 147, Leedom Icadas Id mad a= .• • Lemke a loath Atriel: Loa sad Wssardashar Metro. & Pros. Dis s. ? . si P. Prow. of smi astloosi Bank Nsw South Weiss Bank tarpors Do. Now Promo'al ad loolls LiarsNs no Anotrol.. IFialoa at !relasd (Lim.) MINUIRIBIL =118=1.11717.4 Airlnn" Ap MIAs Wilerwarto Hanby 0" Limited.. Oft 0 DI" tok... Ds. - .Stow lied -- ; ilia - -, Cep.e .celtsg.tikeele Prebeesee Do. 6 p. et. Peep. Deb Lind)* is Lao. ealppue Ikeeledielnect Cu., MAU nits. sad T :=: • :: aeon= *I) Ong Ship Det.yti per end. Pni. Les. MOMS ISL (L. I. Las. eon. Omilles nn. Les..t&lre.D4r.Tel. ,L) Mader Arreve. It C Usdlier. Na. Tel (Um) National Dleeennt Co Werbs4dseyteltheen wLIM N. Brea& It N. Ms& Ld. Aulisialso OmWM ass twits. la atm. Mom Ottoman du Peal lime Laid; Mr Praha arlOdia. Mom Lass I 1.4. TN. 41.41 Vrd., 11.25 Rio do Jon. CIZIm.(L.) Do. loyal MU arm Swill& krat. la ma . . . _ Sesta Sabwirlas S Aoslgii i t. LW .. D. de. ils. ila ausloland.. relegnsol Ipi Ms W 1..)1'4. (LI & A Arai I 201 661 } dls 116 116 90 91 40 41 64 - 1 In 18 zd Par #vl33 Uaa 1 4 lag 17f ê :d l ill -1 4 14 II le l Par 1r 41 41 63 £4 IS MD $ 2 1 1 44 N 46 46 .A CI pries.. 18 IS* _4l ft si. 1 I ii '. te• 1 - a ii 101 ISS IS IS U SS ill 111 lee 110 I1o! gor 1i Pal tle te 1 ri 41' _ le 2 1 Om • 6 11 II pmcd I 3 pal 1 1 1! if I 3 r Pin 71 71 U lid L 10 6 I 4 111 Leglia ISO IN le i "si t 4_ _ e Sri s 5 4 id 1 K 4 311 I ll .4 MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. The mining market is generally inactive to-day. Wheal Ludoott shares are quoted 11 to 1, sho= fresh fall ; KastCaradon, 46} to being firm ; Valley, 10} to t East Cern Brea, 141 to ; Wheal Union, 4 to 5 ; North Crofty, 31 to / ; Wheal Seton, 1 to 139} ; and North Tres kerby, 30 to 32. Foreign and onlonial mining shares are quiet. There are still inquiries for Capula Silver, which are marked} and } prem. Fad del Bey have berm dealt in at } to 1 prem. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Mews. Von Dadelezen and North ; Bodes in the metal market is very doll, ship*g anis ore scarce, and consumers oily buy far their isawaiffrole wants. Welsh bare are firm at 51. fn. at the wake. The dowsed is medwate. No change is the quistioes free ea board here. Staffordshire qualities are mattered. A fair amount of business continues to be doe* in Scotch pig ism. The prompt prior is 535. cash. Oopper : hogliah may, but quiet. Ilaunfactured, 109 to 109. The swelters ad bare firmly to official moss to Mk and iegoln. Second-hand lots to be bad a little under. Pouliot is dull, with little doing. Senn, 941. to 961. ; La panda, 951. ; Spanish, 891. to 901. ; 1114 Tin : The price of English war redwood to 31. per toe cm the 6th nut., both for refined and nominee, liana which there has bees a little better demand. Fureiga is doll; Stouts obtainable at 111/. to 1121. ; Bases ocuakmally 1151. The Dutch market is doll at 679. Tin plates move off slowly. but manufacturers, having to work of old contracts, adhwe to previous quotations. Lead is dull. and difiksalt at oda. /*miter : Not mach bugloss* has been dose; 181. is wind for parcels on the spot hero; buyers bruited at 171. 17a. IL; favourite Hull founds realise 181. A. 6d. ; commas brands, ; W 184 15s. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (By Burma AND puma luaxinci . razosArs). (Isom on, ows oosaairoinm.) market is midway& Sass about 4,000 bass. TALLOW MARKET. —(THIB DAT). Tbs mutat is steady. Petstsborg Y.C. es tie, musk is quoted 48s. 6d. to 48s. 9cL ; August. 495. 3d. ; aspesallwr„ 495. 6d. ; October to Dscosabsr, 50s. to 50s. 3d. Meager Arrawoza.—Town tallow, 50s. ; fat by data. 11. 6d. ; yellow Rosise,llos. 6d. ; =shod abaft, Ms. ; rough ditto, 21.. Id. ; tallow maw, Us. ; good drew. 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masera Ramey sod Baotou report Inds slow a the following prices :—Prime meadow ban 70s. 80a. ; superior ditto, 84e. to 100 a.; inferior ditto, 311 s. tw 50s. ; new, ditto. 365. to 84e. ; rowan, 38s. to 60s. ; elms. old, 90a. to 110 n ; new ditto, 80a. to 100 a. ; straw. Ws. to 445. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The supply of vegetables contions good. Importation of foreign fruit. en* as pine apples, plums, sod apenelti take plow almost daily. Bens, artichokes, tension, cucumbers, and frame potatoes are also abillailit Strawberries are now pearly one, and cherries an awe scarcer. Grapes have net attend 'nos last week. Po tatoes are se yet tolerably free from dinettes. Oat dowers dandy cousin of orchids, pelargoniums, violin, migocestie, sad ram. TEMT. PM* Apples, per lb., Is to Grams, per lb., Ile to etrowborrtes, per lb., 6d to ls F. per doz., Ss Poodles, per dos., Er to lie Nectarines, do., Ss to 10a Aprboto, do., 34 to Ss Melons, each, Pa 6d to de aigrette. per lb., ls to Is Appian. per dos., la to is Car "d r ber sata, T t, li p e . r .l.V . , Bleak do., do., Oa to ?a Orgasm, per 100, Is t Ils loisassa, Pee UM tv 1111 I Walnuts, grecs. per 100, It Astlebotas, each, ad to ft 0.50, per Ma, la id Ositry„ per bundle, ls ddo le Asparagas, per boodle, Silo 10 per lb. 10d to 10 Oarbe, per lb, 0,1 to *I seas, sack, lld I lati =rex soars, la Ild Ila, pre boa., LIMN in Vegetable Marrows, each, ad Mashrooor., p pott , tt du WWI Parsley, per II bamboo, Is lois pwr beach, bl 41l VMS= Trench Bow, pried, Is to Is Green Pees, p.itioss, Is 4d to es Cabbsaps,p.boa., is lid to Is Id Potatoes, York ingswts pee, ton, ISOs to Ilds „ Takes, ds., 1100 s to Ws „ Nooks, do., lids to lads „ Cops, do., las WM I New, rosrlb, tb IWalp, per towesh,lo4 to Is 114 do., Is Sid to le ed Spinach, per We, Is to Led Cucumbent, esob. la M Is Id PBOTINOIAL SEAM KAMM. treltrool, Ammer &-dalas todap :-Fades Coon Great Western. 618/ i 1 ill j 1111-lanosalthe and i t Zt= 107 fit-Lodon sad North Vifidall, i .--Msfaciaskie. Sheffield. sod Linooloshire, Viip-MidLndl flll-Mernis British. 621- South lamer% 661 1 1 e 3 ts-Orest lannaksegg, It 5-16-Brie all missimsate. 121-eambra and Maass, 131. liEstsalMillßl. AMIN ihraffhe market opened rather low, and ecintimmil Manthill OM day, closing flat. Caledonian, 10111— &stars Conntles, Luxenthourt 141--rireat We= 10 ISt • -Lititesddris and Yorkshire. 107 -Imam and Westin% 1141 I 1-111diand, New, it p.- ow York and Erie, tiff Brigek, egl-donth lastArs. IS I-1 s. and Moms? WAWA Warsaw, 2 216 p.-Lancsiddrs Isassw, par- halm mad Wy10.0441-Ditta. Maths, 7s. Arena 3.-The market yes dull to-day, sad prim al = lower. The busineu doss was in South iltaderd ddi• Isilmkr at 10/ 1 : Birmingham at psi; Joint Hoek Bsok, at 101 prem.: and Britsmila 10 1 MT. There were began of Birmingham We. at ; District Ma at dl: Blionlaglamo New Union Mills, at 2j; sod Bismisighans Waterworks (Ms.), at 11 prom. Metropolitan banal Owings and Ways ewe offered at 11 prem. GREAT WMIIII RAILWAY OF CANADA —Tiss board of the Great Western Railway of CknecLi have Mel up the odic, ci numeral manager is Camila (vacant by the onnibution of Mr. Drydges to tie MOO Mine os the Gonad . Trunk Railway) by the appoinionost of Mr. Thema Swim yard, who bee been favourably knows for the teat Mese yearn by everyone who has been brought; Into relation with the London and North Western Railway as the moistest manager wider Mr. amok well. Mr. Elorlayartfe poet experlinee and tio high standing he lies snaked with the beard and the NSW of that railway, sod bit 1141111111 qualities and Ot7 ths. point him out ea a very it ems tor the Great Wake& et thmade and as le 141 go ant with no preeenenheed m em at policy r easeedeimet beyond what hie eepw• riMeoe .b se os tae spat easy riot est as deeleahle. them is every moppet that his appoietemnt wrillweamilly costribate too tie prengenitip et the comers, sad the einem holden am be eimpatidoted moo the Maim et the direelan.— P 909001 OF JAVA. The idemi et Jima is WS pods' MOM thie paw killewisi prelims WIN .51gam 1,11101,101 pima el mem 11111,709 mime et ,askeis paned. el Om MINS per& nod was el Meese, 117,496 monie el demenenn. 114116 plumb el mebbeell, ad 6109 promais el pommy all mold& • • .t • ... dl. 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