The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-04 00:00:00

t E.Y. hold yes- TNl,ktrui eve•iddrees Me( the mew =diet Net co the r-411111111•111, A. pima. it)ce So the se4 of rms. , which Ina own eves .et Ow Ws I Act for We o, either la it I 11100•111 a ad sod 111* r We gra- II ame. MOM O ate 4 10 an tho parishes is oot doeir ., Wild Me mem so It Is WWII to pow ✓ot &keg Its Who, inheo, o restate:tog tlt We swore 4.-owl.( the i wink= of Mtiktbe be t: the sad M1;704 at palmated by sad without rk, July 31. ampectiair the 4w of the &she with for Mike I 1 purpose roto tram rod to take II ultimately 14w the —, raw naafis p.m 10 employ *troy ilia, to h• baler r should tblnk stud Sletripo patont fly dorm rent,- critarrred with I rag having im f rm. kr, kstrit." Wile the 4. town the liter L« trelierld satjeat plais• for de rod to Mr IL.. erred As condi otib Ur on worst MIMS L.l:nrst, H Thil 11, den- Nt'..rks, be vs . w bnl. kepi, p 'toted by t It.g put u MS ,weed bLIL the ful id be eppdal Ili. objects of evidence, hoer rade to Owen, un Say ether I which an um &stooge of td =Woo wee cia majority of 19 ottnuld meet el oardadjoursid. `TA TIO.Y TO Au F.xosl- W.'S& • greet ot ret of • pita est rewry for the ..5 trallir. TN uf DuLlis, Mr ineos, W. H. I SherW of the writ( et Galway , Mr. Thome tows cede goalie/my, sad Peed to wait of f tb. sip ea. wee of the her.. trred the says. II soot favour- laid — hi; - ralky, mud so dr wadi ba“ abowylut of Milgrim et bomd of b by N the be a n= Nhaalllg Ike, ipals. lobos es& ad mile orb air abl asylum as lest ma iiiiivie; am Mem of se mob ILLAIDMI X INOIXX et tee it heavily, woe cororm, end i-beeli, the plece milleisat seem- Ir. D. Stoweemee. Mr. Swished. we, locomotive solos eel Medi I If Hwy Um% reel.d , sag bobs rad Mr. low I Is I& Aram Gobi bet dot tbe car tbiz ili dmia her, dr ily tki it, he ser mien war MM . et matairseeir W sob as iii well le eseslisr. 7 ei diker Isle- MN bow ems& o siggast nee- arson of bog raw al " Mao osilol ilo Isfiow am iro amid ki n dm ma. . 01 4 "MOD IA to the suresper nee et she IN Who free day had son .a. dewy Zillb• the Royal& of ota tw Itapablio o abbe =Amos wy, Yells** bka—Geretto. lueen has been , Fag , to to bar . //arta. I /ETON 411IILE: pa — Theto reined 11, 661 ; sariks4 LAW INTELLIGENCE. ( nus DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bab,* Mr. Canisikeer the .) The beakrapt, • carstaa, ". oflleTtiaatti, elltiled fas his erti.hoete. debt* LUX ; sena, Wed MK ilts prellts, ilt Mem aseddis, bad bees I,l*ll. ; Mlowa, 1,6801. Ile was la •dt et aM 41281 •174 U. Mr. Powell. the tt the books, with the weigh,. of the ea= =at W well kept. As la the stej wily of cam that eine beim We apart, the cash book wee didectiwo . latrine to the sweewat et 2,1110 i. lied had to be wade oleos the ; bat these hens had bap charily nowded ta his ether es that all the stew 1161111411 la the balasoi•shest WO* corroborated with the estop woe of 36.31. Kr. &milt, fur the melorstim camel so oppositios. Mfr. gunroom, for th e bombast, dated that be bad ref ired er t = i b r : a loot Ines a la s e so, whke he received while a ads at D 47.01 1 .11 Repository. This acci dent proosotod attention to !miaow for nine months He kid also matieeti Ism by lb. disloosooty of a clerk. Hu expellees bad born augmented by the advance in the price of hone keep.. MI the erctlltore were kvourabbo, as d re commended that he should bare am immediate csetificate. Th- bankrupt in emnitaation, mated that he had been 12 in business m a carman. He commemood o• Met, kini Imo by his employer. Ha H *lour said, that had the books been properly kept, be er , ull ban granted the bankrupt • Inet-clant certificate , a. I , sea, he might take one of lb. had claw 111 RIC SIMIAN •NDOILIIIT. The bookz p . IMO hop CMCIC4II, of lA. Borough. Tb. area *be ratoticelon =roan, but oo amalgam have bran tiled, nor are they hkrly to be, as one of the bankrupt; Beeman, is dead, sad tile other ham abanoaded. From an approximate statement of affairs, road* by Kamm Glover, amartteata, It appears that rho liabilities are very comaider able. and the sante about 3,0001. or 4,0001. Ottey not baring surrandared, was proclaimed ia the umual king. IM ILIAL AMID ROPZII74. This was the 411101•1111i0111 esseetag is the ease of Wm. Hoary Jobs Real sad Deihl Jackson Roberts, merchants, of Rood•lase sad Prism Edward's Inland. Their liabilities am betimes 11,000/. and 12,00 W.; easels realised 1,1001. Mr. A. Jones, for the asigsais, stated that an a4oarnoient of the ezatnisation would he aesemary, the aixonsts not beiog quite sat ids-trey. It was also proposed to adjourn the dirt dead inastisg, whi c h w as fined for to-day. Roberta, one of the baskrapts, had been sent out to ['rhos Edward's Island, to try and realise soon of the property then; but he bad been arrested, sad obliged to giro bail, sad had not yet re turned. An adj - hrnment was ordered acceedingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. c OF A ARAI/CPT A EKIPOHAN MERCHANT. IXto frookrtek Mo merchant, of %Volga*, Prase* wee brought op f,r lea 'Lamination, upon • charge of having on the 26th ethane Ina forged and attend two bills of lading, purporting Is le Ice 1,750 quarters of wheat, per ship Anna, front Walesa. with intent to darted Hurt Tkdemana sod Ca, aureate, of Newcastle-a-Tyne. The alleged vales a the oargo of the Anna was 3,701., sod epos the faith of the bills of lading, es reads' docu ments, amen Tiedsmana gave their accepteoce to bills of ssehaage 6r 2,4004, white were subervaleatly diem:toted by the Barba Diaxmal Ompay. as proval in • former te ammates, the peewit bowleg bees remaaded la order to give time** get tbs hurl dirrerroir over front Praia. Mr. Magma, shaker M tha &WNW Protection Com mittee, vela appealed it the piesaratias, and M. Beard for the Amhara C. R. F. TIIIdSOMMS, war veered the bills nfladirserorbiat were oometised is the • hate tithe 26th .1 met and, •tier 110111111 ?nether w a , the primer w committed tor •N INTUDINT PAIS Or PICILPOCZNIII. 0•0•0 Benseut end Dieril Mame" wee charged Ili& pitting pockets, by Smith. • City dneative, who depend lit night, about eight cieloak, b. saw the two priesmers working together co Landits-bridign when Maim, dew • lianikerebb f (roue gaselsosa's pasiskwhils him. The °Mew nut Aar an gendenna het nenli not and him, and upon retorting li s a li s i tle pdanmen In Mad than behind a led v e t o rid saw Kassa, pat hie head into the lady. psis, Blaustt trial lienhnhe s maie peckers of the • coat. Thereupon be mid Ittene both, sod fond that the had Wet his while the C: 1 1: lost nothing. On tin* way to the lotion Maker, attereptod to *vow • handkerchief over the but was prevented, and apt. arriving at the t r t i rl l C another hrsdkerehiet woe found liereted in Bennett's trou- NFL They both denied the truth of the oilmen Admix:at, UMW/ re the• they sere *traitor. to re , h other , bet the Lord Mayor Fare them time moat& each, Wag en addi- Wesel mouth tor the Impedance of their &Seam. GUILDHALL. 'law MOOR OP THIEF OTOPPISO. lets Mereey, a man &brat 20 years of age. was Ineght I bin Mecbi, charged with stetting a hem the premises of Mr. Peacock, of Polies-ousstabb Atentou. 113 G. said—l wee on duty in Hatton-genies Ant half.pot 8 o'clock la the evening, when I sw the petticoat. running up the street. As soon se be we. mopped he fell down, but he got up sena, sod wet immediately secured by • gentle mean who saw him commit the robbery, with which he was afterwards charged. I prodoce a boa contain ing a locket sad five bronelses, which, I we. informed, the prisoner had taken from a frame i• front of Mr. Peacock's window, at 61, Holbora-bill. I took him beck to the drop, sad be is.. afterwards ern into custody for stealing than hr. * be:. r Sambas boo k se l lers and of Simpkin, Marshall, end Co.. wholeals and publishers, said—l wee proceeding is direction of Hot bors-hill, about half pat right or • quarter to miss o'clock at night, whys I taw the passer leas oar th• glazed frame is (met of Iffr. Peacock' s s h o p w i s d ow sad open the top. He looked rased very Fuel) sal then stepped into the road and looked round upon °barytes whidt I she stepped Into the road, wow him mars to the am, taboos a whit* boo Hk• the one produced, sad walk away. I followed his, rad epee m. me he helm measly I permed his into Hates- wiling tent to seyend pesos@ to stop his. I saw btu throw the boa swey, and isausdietely after • senthousen thrust an um hale beams the • lege, which awed Idea to fall, sad he wee Is y reeved. 111 r. Pseack aid—The box and brooches prods* are my preparty. The,. ware at least 16 brooches ad one locket mirth It wee thaw The Talus of the Wooten wee 211. Aliases Maid aid, as the prisoner was set knows ho wail dui somthily with his user the Caramel Jos e= AO, sad erreffsee resealed his till Saturday. WARLBOROUGH-ITREET. 440.4171.? ON • CIIILD-111AVT Asgard Wow 8b weak of 4, fletiebery.plers, • miner eed stbler, rer awl Wit es lIMIs WI. semi C.eherre W awl 7 pew. atern=er, la dr amity 41Mr. bersher, el add be WY Weilis rit Yr ewer et Owle. Wel, es dle pwlee• waive. VW be ewe e •Wee wed ef wow the presser bier woes lbee. mak • p heavy pis.. Woe Oa hie bead. Dbently We be rew lie tare MUM sed Ir• tbe Nab gld •We ea leer heed tritb tt 1. Mwd the primer. red I.Y W if there wee • Wady be wad pew es Me. He serr Got tb.Zr . Wei was loloollop. aul ..end Ye perms te be Wes telit eserly. Tie wirer bel bee. dryades. 1, WI he Wtee primmer tete weedy eed thell=B7 C. te tbe WOW, wham its had arm drawn. The pavan 1110 ant mbar. The pews WI be weld ty7 anything that va• e. rind. Si.. Ws esswel Tie =ear die did set via le bee the paloaaor. Boolloa seld be did set We wbet M. maw Wee oda. The prioome bed erwielel ea welt se pew kreiseW AN, sad be we wry use WIWI et wlin at one la pima. Ho druid ardor lin ay pay 11, .ea of 1111., w Wee weihre leterhowereL WORSHIP-WT*IMT. Til• SATS 911 177L1-4111•1/1 0 11t• CAJZ. illa•Plifte#l46 Mae Merman, shamed with Wag eem rented to delimMeg Mr. Wilhelm Broad's, • seen of Ramberg, of Dark seise mid gold. atunantlog to 4M., oe the lith sdl, wet brought up so r.intatid. Tbs prissam'e selksiser ..w said that se he had leerosel thus was anew preltald/11, I ths ee =matme mots appear- Mg spied pelmer, Ns mow sr the ggifltboek, Its= ma km dr paean la he The I have male up my mid Is lat Ids fa eat ea midge IN lid week sr sated amid Isand soy L e—Oll gi r dr, ls Nal Gad ten. The Aker know where to ; sad I apad deem, that If you hide mg rawsallag thm Era Ikea wish to week, a ea the lost ooze *. ems apormed, thla smaa pams bls Iffe la ps :soa. Magisimate--0111mar, lays yea ammertslael that the pro esteler ham seladly left for Hamburg ? 0111ser—I ban, dr. &boiler —AM, dr, it rally le cot likely that be will 511, If ewer 7.eadas, wasklerlaa the very . an t recoils:Mew soramemayleg hie bet brief smears liagistrate—Well, perhaps I eamsot huger hold the pri mmer. but I A babe ear. that this sort of thing serer Imaamas Meta Were me, for on the ant oteamles I sempel the promesater, whoever he be, to gad bail to Ware his meadow ea the remaad, w stha M may have is set lam his rokseed to Ma. • peilemecoart should be the l u t ig atjtiass la sash 11111Mailles basmedar should he The primate, who WOW ID whit sea probe with the wet apathetic ladiffereae• tram thee discharged. CRYSTAL PALACE. 0111 SHILLING DA T.—• T PADA T, AUGUST 3.—A.4=llElms paymott, 12,005; etio by ~Go tithe% 741; 44111 4111444, 13,316. THE EXPRF.SS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1868. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT nizanuo 111.11.1APIL) BRIGHTON YEETDIO.-(THIS DAY.) SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. In the railway share market to-day the princ i pal feature is a recovery in Caledonian, London and North Western, and Midland stocks. The other leading descriptions exhibit little variation as compared pith the dogleg quotations of yesterday. London sod Not th Western stock is now quoted 931 to f; Great Western, 481 to 491 ; Midland, 941 to i; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 921 to 1; London and South-Western, 941 to 961; Great Northern, 231 to 28 per share ; and Eastern Coun ties, 12 7-16 to 9-18. Business is moderate. East India Railway stock is fairly supported. Great Western of Canada shares continue in demand. Bahia and Pei aambnco are severally quoted to prem. ll el 71 ;Si IPS 11 IS U 111 TN /9 II 40 11 re 171 IV 4 i IR Si I TSi a • ri BILITLIMI B Lamas alma M. Imam" te a l l ef t Aler . t i * liaer.abbea. la. a pm a Da ag•241111 •-- a e mt elEagylla ... Emma il e l et a Caloata rad L Ow 010 , 1 Tara Deek • let. f H.- , •• Ina lilt.Nl. Brie Do. J DP.L4S a par I pm Par P • Par pa 9 I 190 ill do 99 90 So 76 77 M • • I I oTaK - iIeLT Vor._la 1 11 i. ON gar ime 100 i lien *** * (14.11.af ba-Ilta,las. op.& V et 0■111,016 16111PIL =elwst ra sir • Nola in. - N= Do. • c i a. 1" I _ _ll/1441.4. 5 1$ i 41 74 IS DEO ti lo6k 64 Fr s's= Pm itli 40 16 MI MI MONEY MABIIBT-TIM LAY. BRISTOL PLATI. Ow rail. An Ow every; A;;•; — sr; Teri: PAID FOftrltlT. —Tams Dom NURSERY STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Electric, Peke Leaf, Mitch, Julio, Clay Lees, Nassau, The Elk, Either.' Beauty, Otterbourne, Northern Light, Clara Webster, Vigo, and Ca*alpe f, are here. Sievert ienr.—Heir-at-Law, Hibernian, and Queen of BIENNIAL STAKES, One mib. Comrade% Teaser's Son, Haruborg, and Pavilion, are ben. BRIGHTON STAB ES. Two miler Newington, Ventre St. this, Gourd, Penh:gas, and T. P. Cooke, are here. All the others are struck out. MARINE PLATE. One rifle. Neve Brighton, King of the Forest, Peter Flat, Happy Land, Nereus, F Salmon, Beatrice, Indulgenc e , I m p at i ence , Oresswich Fair, anferonede, Loyalty Pactolua, Babyksa, Gourd, Centrip, Valance% Dumhiee, T. P. Cooke, Conceit, Brother to Farthingale, Hobe, floothsayer, Beacon, Eltbstu Beauty, sad Otterboorma, are bare. ADDITIONAL AIItIVALA. - &enterer, Tcmannient, Fright, Lady Florence, Queenstown, Emotion, Vulcan, Actaeon, Eardrop, Pas, Caseate, and Captain Chaff. STOKE MEETINO.-(THIS I)AY.) NURSERY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Woman in Black, Brandy Ball, Archduchess, and Cripple gals, are here. COPELAND HANDICAP. One mile end • half. Nome, Marshal, Amoy, and Corabore, are here. BURSLEM srAves. Tbrualoartars of • mile. Jack Spt:ort, OM Eagle, Bahr" Chantreas, Apollo, Echo, sad Marabout, an here. BOMBAY, ILARODA,_ AND CZNTRAL INDIA LAIDWAL-ITHIB DAY.) This afterglow a apelal general meeting of the as alien railway was held at the London cr aties. l l: the wpm enacting lire directors in the room of Ire rakers who had resigned, COlOlllll FRENCH, chairman el the beard of directors, In the chair. Casual French (chairman), HOC. Major Veriker, Mr. Eisreeklip (Stock Exchange). Mr. Mt sad Mr. Lan dis IMO unanimously elected to 'ripply the mauseies. The proceedings closed with the usual role of thanks to the chatnuan. THE SEVERN TALLEY AND THS LONDON AND OR WILITSEN SEANCE' OF RAILWAY. Operations on the opposite bank of the Severn, at Coalport, will within a few days be commenced by con tractors ander the Severn Vary and London sad North- Western miry'a for the e osair setlos of the Severn Valley line and the London end North-Western Branch Railway. By the London and North-Western Branch it is Intended to concert the Severn at Cualport with the Shropshire Union line, thereby establishing complete cocomuniostlon with the iron district, and thee present MOWS of outlet. The canal, now so difficult to work from want of water conse quent upon iejcry sustained by mining operations along It. routs, will be superseded, and the wear sod tear of the in clines avoided. It is anticipated that the more difficult part of the undertaking sill be the descent into the valley of the Soma, in consequence of the slippery nature of the grimed. Then are everywhere, however, good foundation rock' to work upon, and the proper drainage would cure the shifting of large masses of earth on the hall sides, at present ea locomotive aa if the whole had been intended to travel as wheels. _ . Sham slips are also met with on the opposite bank of the river, and frets a similar oame—the absence of proper deednege—the lease clays of the outcropping coal measures seem to the wartaos; sad for this remcm, and with • view sieving the work time to each, Cosiport will be selected se one of the paints re immediate operations. Mr. Onions, lithe asalgele lead there, has, during the past week, been pig eimpemedea in full, and money Um also been peal MN emit 14 Mr. Davonport's property, • fair valua tion heeteg bee lost taken, according to act of parliament, whew the value is disputed. This line bee beta bake* the pills shoes the year 1846 or 1817, when Mr. R. Nicholson werveyed it for Yern. Toogood and several landholder' ekes its route near Bridgnorth ; and is Intended ass through rim to connect the trading district of Gloucester end Wor itester with the inland districts of Bridgnorth, Coalbreok debt, Shrewsbury, Chester, Birkenhead, and all the smith pert of England. The wants of the district locally and the facilities of site were important points in view in laying oat the Hoe upon the cop. Worcester was intended's the &st elae* station froin which trains would start, entering the Severn Valley, by Injunction only, at Ilartlebury, the distance being by the Severn Valley eighty-throe miles to Chester as against eighty-o*, going em at preset through Wolver hampton end Stafford, with better gradients and fewer stations in favour of ths latter. At Ircabridge, or Bent ball Edge rather. It is proposed to have sidings, and a bridge over the Severn to Coalbrookdale to collect Indio from that ride by mesas of the Severn Junction, now close time completion, to Coalbrookdale. The original estimate tor the aunt: action of the line was 600,0001. • 110,0004 being for lend, and the remainder for woke, the whole of the earthworks being supposed to cost 118,1211. 4e. The dis tance from Hartkbury to Bridgnorth is nineteen mike, and the quantity of cutting calculated at 140,909 yards, at 1 and 1; the slopes being ito I. The cost of the four bridges was estimated as follows —that at Harley, 8,6001. ; the awned, at Quatford, near Bridgnorth, 8,0001., the one above Bridg• north, 9,0001. ; and the last, at Shrewsbury, 10,0001.—e1l being girder bridges with rde melee. The cost of the per mment way, including OM ytbing, wee estimated at 3,9301. Ile. The total amount of them estimates have by modifications, &c., been very oonsiderably mimed.— Wel rerAgteptes Chronicle. SUSPENDED CsNoxistss.—A ratan, lased this morning from the Eatiesimatleall Comnbelcesm for Esgland, shows that ben let eiJanuary, 1840 to the lit of July, 1838, the Mow*, ems wen snowed to the several chaps= massed to pay anbatkates for parilaudog the additional duties Imposed up =ea by the surgessice of co=lonels, viz —Canterbury, 1,1061. 13s. 4d. ; Exeter, 2,4001. ; Oleariseter, 1,6001.; Nerwleh, 1,4401. ; Pearborough, 8761.; Rochester, 1,6301.; Wiachester, 1,1601.; and Worosetar, 4,0001. By an order In council, Owned la 1848, 2401. 18 allowed to one of the canons of 80=11=11, for coatiosons residence until the chapter shall hare become astfoct. ----- GOLD AND SILVER WATCH CASEB.—DariNg tbs yaw alias Mk of April has, 34,870 gold sad 83,814 Mar wadi immes pared *a Army OfAm, Goldman& Ran, Undo, ; and 4,189 gold sad king silver won marked at Mr Maar Hall, to the &V al July, 1858. Me / ASSACI.T ON A TOWN MISSIONARY. —Os nettle y evealag het • most disgraceful outrage was mridiaoil in Fryer-street, whereby the life of Mr. Claim NS at the tetra adieicsarier, was coasiderably eadamemid, It that Mr. Clarke bad token op kis pada= at the of Fryer-area sad New-street, sad with ampere, lady littlo latimmition had gam through his edema, sail was damn M Maim whim cas el the bystandsrs, in • bib braise sad with an ink& air sad toss, told h e ir that be had so &alma to ease ant there preachiog, foe ha W vordad so anthartty to do so from the church, analog thelbmien &heti& Mrelsrlis add that he had tne embalm of lb* DIH, to is and it was his right a. an Enitininan la Ms mat* emary. Several ern, who bad i ems Ike the yet with as peaceful intentions, butrts m a not Milan bstahrod Memos of tho order that pray ailed, sad the wassinita Mama cartalaty that If (hay interfered they mast bosoms natal mat by the alaiiimary's Shade. sow took Mantas" of *a amitosion altmadam upon Ins I= op of the commission to elbow astapt dr crowd the prosaar. The deal was observed and mad 0p.., Steam mom thus throws, as of whitest/lick Mr. Clarke wpm Os Mad with math &cm Mr. Clarke, however, seised amnia wait throw It, and for tam time snooseded, notwintereadiag kit Marts to Mores ttlinamit In Midair him, bat t" M. aids triads aloud ht aeonon Mot aad his captor,t2 the law la masa him, sad Asa with • AIMS blow ma the had, felled Mr. Clarke to the rood. Ha was *ma Waked Is • most inhuman strum wall As paloonams, &vim salad their bratd pashas, 101 l hits uppanally NM lan. Tat low Meade of tho mamba who waft prated awe Imallaisat Fovea ads manic Attar a wham, \owner, scab WII prommel. ed 111 r. Clarks was comir Is an wasoasokaa state to Means Coleman sad lionch's f orrigi, maim It was secertalasd that ha had sastaiacd eon ardea of the hada ta additioa to swan' lamina sad exams. **lee. He was saboagnently taken hems and elm& la bed, wham he still ratabas la • very feeble con althea. A amtating of the lowa salaams complus* will 'be held ads week, to lake cats esaddionstion ilm most allsetsal mans to aback • regoStaa d thins lawless out rain.= Wiiirerhameptimi Carosia. Dlowiso sr Two Doos.—A few days ago, Hoek and Jobe *Pearl, and Jobe 31'14 , .q residing at Oehmal, is the pada of Hinnies, Mall, left OA sod shore for the purpose of .hooting seals. Whoa opposite Hit- Heaton a sotual streak the boat and capelsod her. Hugh 111•Phs11 instantly sneak oat for the Asa whin two doe. that had been I. the bon followed, sad, pet Ist his body, forord hint beasadt the unlace, sad he was His nother sad 11.Lwe dung to the boat until they wan reamed bi pastime film the sins. THE CHILD MURDIIt AT HIJI.L.—Of ibis ems was W a seer tolograr la pssilsoir'a Owartlissi. It Berra bon brew rotiodars, rhea re ars is was of these re vellbilehalkliss wire an aril for idlers& The weer saw Is era Steetsfw r b est (as the the sums Ritrioseme e rarmatabis brerimem. Mari ilmertsd mf es = s r sed 11 is war dished wieder tes primmer is Nesithester Granfies. OIDIXAILY IRANI/ AND 'TOOL. 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It refers to the balance of 3,679,0001. remaining of the eight million loan, for which subscriptions are now invited : Eut India Houma, August 11._ The Court of Directors of the Eut India Company do hereby give notice that they will be prepared at or before 12 o'clock on the 17th day of August instant, to receive tenders fora loan 013,679,0001., for five years on security of debentures (being the residue of the amount anthorisod to be raised tin der the provisions of the Act 21 Vic., o. 3 ) such debentures to be of the respective amounts of 1,0001. and 6001.,and to bear interest at the rota of four per oent. per annum, payable by coupons attached, half yearly, at the Treasury of the But India Company, in London, on the Bth day of April and the Bth day of October in each year. The tenders to be for sums of not leas than 1,0001., and to state bow much wO2 be given for every 1001. of the said ken. So much of the amount tendered to be paid to the company on the 23rd of August as will leave 76 per ma. of the capital to be paid as under, viz. • 25 per ocmt. to paid to the company on the 20th of Sept. 1958, 25 do. do. 18th of Oct. „ 26 do. do. 15th of Nov. from which dates the interest of four per cent. per annum upon the respective instalment, will be calculated; but parties, who so desire, may pay up in full, and will be allowed a discount at the Tete of three per cent? per annum upon the anticipated payments. In cases of equality of tenders beyond the amount re quired, they will be subject to a pro rate diminution. Scrip receipts will be given to the parties entitled, to be delivered up In exchange for the debentures when prepared. The tenders are to be delivered in, sealed, at the Treasury in this hones, and to specify the proportions of each denomination of debentures required by the sub- I writer, a deposit of five per cent. upon the amount tendered must at the same time be paid to the company's cashier, to be returned in the event of the tenders not being accepted ; and parties tendering must be careful not to enclose the deposit in the sealed tender. No tender will be received after twelve o'clock on the said 17th day of August, nor Intim upon a printed form, which may be obtained at the Abooounte Branch of the Secretary's Office in this house, or of the Company's Stock Broker, Mr. Henry Scott, 16, Throgmorton-street. .1. D. DICKENSON, Secretary. Notwithstanding this announcement, the funds have risen I per cent., and in the other departments of the Stock Exchange decided steadiness continues to prevail. Consols were first marked 96, and are now (looted 96,1 to 1, both for money and to-morrow's settle ment. Bank:Stock has also been dealt in at 2231 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 961 to i ; the New Three per Cents. at 961 to t ; Long Annuities, 1860, at 11; India Stock, at 217; Exchequer Bills, March, at 3.55. to 38s. prem.; do., Jane, at 235. prem. _ . The foreign stock market is quiet, but well sup ported. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 97 to I. Mexican Bonds are in active de mand, and have risen to 21} to I. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is steady at 4 to # prem. Peruvian Bonds of all descriptions remain very firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 791; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 204, 21; New Granada Two-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Active Bonds, 21! ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 91; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 80; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 80k (exchange 45.); Portuguese Three per Cents., 184, 451; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 91; Spanish Three per Cents., 44, 431 ; the Committee'. Ctrtificates for the Unfunded Coupons, ak, 51; Turkish Six per Cents., for ac count (August 13), 97. QUARTER PAST Two O'CLOCK. Consols are now quoted 961, " sellers," for money and to-morrow. Pending the monthly settlement, now in progress, the speculators evince little disposition to operate, the more especially as the holiday season is now at hand. The settlement, however, indicates that the supply of stock afloat is limited, and confidence is additionally stimulated by the settled aspect of politics, the extraordinary ease of the money market, the favourable tendency of the bullion movement and the satisfsctory progress of the revenue. Both politically and financially the prospect is considered encouraging. The 133,6401. in gold broughtby the Africa from New York, reached London yesterday, and about 90,0001 was sent into the Bank, the bulk of the remainder being taken for exportation to the Continent. The 296,9501. in specie by the Parana will be delivered at the end of the week. The 125,0001. in gold, it is stated, will be sent sway, the description being specially suited to the requirements of the conti nental buyers. The next instalment of 15 per cent, making 85 per cent. paid, falls due on the Indian Four per Cent. Loan on Tuesday next, the 10th inst., and the final instalment on the 10th of September. The Tudor has arrived from Melbourne, but has brought only 27 ounces of gold. The specie by the Alhambra, from the Peninsula, is 6,0001. . . About 30,0001. in silver reached the Thames on Monday from Antwerp. The tendency of the foreign exchange, continues decidedly satisfactory. More favourable rates were established yesterday afternoon for bills on Holland, Belgium, Paris, and Frankfort. The current quota tions are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.184 to 4; ditto, short, 11-154 to 164; Rotterdam, throe months, 11.184 to ; Antwerp, three months, 26.374 to 424; Hamburg, merits bane°, three months, 13.7 to 4 ; Pans, three light, 26.6 to 15 ; ditto, three mouths, 15.35 to 40; Fr cm the-Maine, throe months, 1189 to ; Petersburg, per rouble, them mouths, 364 to 11; Firma, et So., three months, 10.27 to 29 ; Tresses, do., three moat* 10.28 to 30 ; Madrid, three months, 494 to ; Cadiz, this. months, 494 to 4 ; Leghorn, three mouths, 29.80 to 6; 041111:44 throe months, 15.45 to 60 ; Naples, three months, 42 re b: 81; Palermo, three months, 1221 to 4; M month 1124 to 3; Liebe"), 90 days, 62 to 4; 624 to 4. The produce market is firmer in character, espe cially u regards tea, sugar, and saltpetre. The new act »ferring to crossed cheques is now in operation. It may be useful to recapitulate its provisions. Clause 1 provides that if a cheque be maned crossed with the name of a banker, the crossing shall not be altered, obliterated, or added to in any way, but shall be deemed a material part of the cheque, and the cheque shall be paid only to the banker with whose name it is crossed. Clause 2 enacts that if a cheque be issued uncrossed, or crossed with the words " and C 0.," any lawful holder may add thereto the name of any banker, and such crossing shall be deemed a material part of the cheque. Clause 3 is penal, and provides that any person fraudulently altering the crossing on a cheque, or uttering the cheque knowing it to have been fraudu lently altered, shall be held guilty of felony. Cause 4 excepts bankers from responsibility if they inno cently pay a cheque from which the crossing has been erased, provided that no signs are visible that *crowing was ever there. This provision should render every body careful to cross a cheque in so effectual a man ner that the crossing cannot be erased without de facing the cheque. Considerable inconvenience is apprehended as regards cheques drawn on London bankers, but crossed to country bankers. The latter would receive the amount through their London agents, but clause 1 makes no provi►ion for this case, declaring that the cheque must only be paid to the banker with whose name it is crossed. The directors of the London and Blackwell Rail• way Company have determined to recommend the payment of a half-yearly dividend of 2e. 9d. per I share. The dividend for the oorresponding period it last year was at the same rate. The dividend on the stock of the North Lona= Railway Company is also officially announced at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, showing an increase of i per cent. over that declared for the correspond ing six months of last year. A considerable fall took place in London and North Western Railway stock after the recognised hours yesterday afternoon, in consequence of a ru mour that the forthcoming dividend will not exceed 31 per cent. per annum, with only a small surplus. The directors of the Electric and International Telegraph Companyhave made a call of 61. per shar e r payable on the 27th inst., on the new shares issued in accordance with the resolution of the special meeting of the Bth October last. TuzseAT Symms. The funds to-day were unmarked by any move ment of importance, the fluctuation being limited to about per cent., and the closing quotations being almost exactly the same as those of yesterday. . _ In most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange prices were well supported. Guaranteed railway shares, Colonial Government Bonds, and other sound securities, continue in good demand for investment. The market for English railway shares, however, was prejudiced this afternoon by lees favourable rumours relative to the forthcoming divi dends of one or two of the leading companies. A growing inquiry for American railway securities, which have been so- long depressed, forms a feature of the market. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, "sellers," opened this morning at 96 to 1, advanced to 96/ to /, and closed at 98 to 1. For the 7th September the last price was 961. The government broker made another purchase. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96, 961, 96; ditto, for account (6th August), 96, 961; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, ; New Three per Cents., 961, 1,1, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in Apra, 1886, 18 9-16, 181 ; Bank Stook, 2251, 227 ; India Stock, 217, 220; India Four per Cent. Debentures, 991 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869, 100/. The March Exchequer Bills were firm at 365. to 395. poem., and the June at 235. to 265. prem. The business in the Foreign Stock market was less active than yesterday. Turkish Si: per Cents., after being marked 961, closed at 97 to 1, being a trifle better than yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. may be quoted, 1031 to 104 ex div. Rus sian, Spanish, Venezuelan, and Peruvian Dollar Bonds were all inquired for. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan was quoted I to prem. Mexico's Bonds were firm, closing at 201 to I. LIN= LAAAILD AT PIXID ILNITA /MN Pira*kablind r r -= =Mies• 0. Vent gi ou t dir s is i Dui tb i a Gramo- • Ix In Ili NI 14 II 1/14 141 4 I to di II 14 144 141 03 46 li lle ii ii I i ma It SO 3U 143 33 Si 10 Y 1 ■I Fli Si U / 9 cig".7rl.ll4ll7.oGili Its ONO Way•Z.,„ l . 11 11 =it a re London Onlawfili South . UMW .41861: . br ort 4Sks7 L 044444414 .4 pa Wit: Itartellq u raajzi...tzt . to=. mad Dadroau.. Milford/to lad.) I Itimmie rman tr Nit ylneice mat s. /sertbas Man Comas" Not. (le laden 11:14e • . Plats Won Po * AI I.Vla.i Laim.4 wk.) aa. 681. :1 6,4 63116 loath Wiz: Weird— Weasysim Dire Vste Dslithti WON sad Somenet to W=Ms4" 10011011 01 NATION& Asetrifraßstier. I par& &- - V • wrag ar .," = et weassell.... ft. or 3 per seat. . jopint per . 31 US eme i liP l aisllia 1 74 1= 1 "1 pie ad. lll4l Scathin( Imo 11 pm& ni 111 gla:Va i rr i al i t i s Pods as. trig poreisi. p e ggriln wadi. prAL 1•I 111 'WAIL . pa. 11 131 ONIAL 11110 V 88888 fT -- I" ::: 1:i. te&A. 77 WPM it I a.!• = I iIE BRITISH MINX& • terartris: us 116+ 1 11 1;' 10+.11,0001.75a 190 116 arm Srismaaak lOT 11 =6 JLM ....4.08. 100 9 100 swig , 103 KS 113 Aida Baad. 100 Ifll La viamera.m..a S Job las uff 109 1 1 1 I 40 II 4416 ON 476 N 16 II if r 0 ;p4 4 6 10 17 Z rp IN id „a ro M+ »i L al NI NI Is IN IN IN IN IN ii ii 0 1 I Y 111 LI SIS I 111 w. I Maw I IM. rl di r s l=lllWeal ftsalma3 11 13 Ira litiewa Orini.A ltred ISewa Mi G.W - WI:. Vat W Low - labs ...... Wad. 2.104 Meal 1.111 - Ikea Waal 7.&1 gi s t Pwr put O db ia 11=1 19 77 7 1•Wia ..... I, ii at. 11 Th. tar tra. tar fOriana Vat d Saw lOar .. Ira IlUtia 11 W.OnOw: Wk. Saisal WI. Wait I a RISO LAN WIL I I , 1.111 Wh. Wl eil L awa2A := 1.011. t itt in II 9 Dm NI 1 Ef 3 di IT 141 I I 11 11l id In is MINES.-THIS .DAY. Two o'Ctocit. Very little business is going forward in mining stocks. Shares in North Basset have been dealt in at 91; Wheal Harriet, 265. 6d. to 28s. ; East Basset, 94 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 6; Eut Cern Brea, 5; and Hingston Downs, 3. Mariquita shares are marked 17s. 6d., ex div. Other foreign descriptions remain very quiet. The prospectus of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of Sooth Australia, Limited, is issued. This company is formed for the purpose of working the North Rhine Mine, near Adelaide. The pro perty, which consists of 366 acres, is stated to con tain " one of the richest deposits of copper ore yet discovered in this well-known mineral district." The ore already raised, and a portion of which has been received in England, shows from 28 to 33 per cent. of pure copper. It is alleged that the ore can be conveyed from the mine to this country for 21. per ton. The nominal capital of the company is fixed at 60,000/., in shares of 11. each ; but it is anticipated that half that sum will be sufficient to pay the purchase-money for the estate (viz., 10,0001. in cash, and 10,0006 paid-up shares), and leave an adequate working capital. Mr. John Beck, a director of the Barra Burrs Mine, is a mem ber of the colonial committee of management r t h ft2utla Tolgu• • divtdeud of 14. par Wass (517 M was tit aimed ea tan eh. FlM — Laburne Mines declared a dividend of V. pm Aare I (Of ) on the Slitb Prom Whet! Lednate (July 30) the agent writes This Wee is booking mach betkr. and the proaicets have eonederably Improved. and I ?Junk we have every rearm to believe that a further ha 'rot eruct edll take place. Ws shell moo me the 'ode the 50, and anticipate a good one. We have commenced the crewcut toward* it, aad tare about 8 fathom. more to drive. The ground I. very favourable, meting only 35a. pm (babe% thtoMitt Its beans driven by the Irump mem^ Tueseav Immo. The mining market remains dull. There were some inquiries to-day for shares in Great Wheal Vor and North Basset, and occasional transactions in West France., Ilingston Downs, Kelly Bray, and Par Consols. Wheal Trelawney shares were hawy. Foreign and colonial mining shares inactive. COMMERCIAL AND MARZB7S. MARK-LANB.-THIS DAY. The attendance of layers In Mark-lane this morning was small, and the amount of business transacted in wheat sad flour extremely limited, at about the rates cutrext on Mon day last. Batley in short supply, and fully as deer. Notwithstanding further liberal supplies of oafs, &otos, were enabled to support late rates. Beane and peas unchanged. AZIUVAL3 INTO LONDON FROM ACTO.2 TO A Oil 4. INN& I (WWI. MX 1•4•142. Plc a s: I . I no sos Malt NogNit Oast Mew. 430 :11, kande. lie /stir MINCING-LANG.—nns DAY. 8001/4—The market is steady, but the demand II act quite so active as last week for landed parcels, bat there but been a large business done in cargoes Omit the last two days. Reined lumps remain quoted 635. to 55e. Coress.—The public sales ere progressing withcut &me in any materiel alteration in prices. Tau remains firm at the late advance ; common Coegma 10d. to 100., and it is difficult to buy at the former price. Corrou.-400 balsa sold yesterday. Bricss.—The public sales are prigressing at about pre vious rates. 13.7xrrirrnint.—Tha publication of a contract for Frame ham brought a font bates into the market, and the decline quoted of le. bamboos renovated. TTTTT or SODA hr been sold at 16s. 6d. to 17e. 6d.. according to quality. COCHINIAL sold at miry full prices. Merketo generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MAR/MT.-7718 DAY. The market is steady to•day at the following quotations Town tallow 47e. 3d. nett melt. Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 48a. 6J , Angulo*, 481. 3d.; September, 48s. 3d. ; Oat. le Deo., 49a. to 495. ; ditto, separately, 49a. ed. BOROUGH HOP MARILET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pettendim mad Smith repast that the earning map to making fair ISM sway MUM the plant estimate of duty mach onrswtd. COAL MARICHT.-THIS DAY. .1:7A: 144 j Twill., 14a. 6d.; Babel& Bartley 16s. 3d.; E 'a Harsksy, 16a.., Bata's Tantlad Yam_ ; Wan. En d Bumall's Hutton, 16e. 9d. ; Walls Bud Braddyll's listArst, Ida. 9d.; Walls End Goaforth, 16,.; Walls Bud Matra. les. ; Walls End Shorncliffe, 16s, 9d.; Walls Bad Hellos, 1T..; Walker's Primrose, 12‘„ 64.-119 ships at market. Messrs. Hyde, Hodge, and Co., merchants, largely engaged In the mahogany trade with Honduras, were umbili to most gm& segsgsesents yesterday. Their ll►htlitt an . _ believed to be very oonsidersitle.-2'(sies. Tall NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM DISTRICT Bus c.—We are glad to be able to inform Sur readers that to Zll4lllll/111 wire received yesterday, by the official trate of the District Bank,and by the ahmeholdere corn mittee them that the Vice•Chancellor'a Court had emirovod of the arrangement by which the Dement Iron weeks passel into the heads of some of the shirehoiders of the District Beak. The particulars of the arrangement may le desoribed edfollows :—Fifty- bar shareholders purchase the works, collieries, and honer for the workmen, for 930,0001. The payments will duo be made —176,0001, cash ; 64,6001,, six mouths ; 96,5001., twelve do. ; 103,6001., eightera do. ; 191,6001 twenty-four do. ; 41,0001., thirty do. ; 120,0004., thirty-s r do.; 14,00 W , forty-two do. ; A 47,6001. forty-eight do. ; 47,5001. six/ do.-930,0001. dd 36,8311. already mad* by the wane parties in respect of the bl. call, pier to lir. Coleman's report, making a total of 966,8311. Os. 64. Fiftv-three shareholders have, consequently, beet removed from the list of c-ntribakes to the Northumberland and Durham District Bank.-11notestle Chrorriels. The Rev. J. A. Dawkins, A.M., has been iasti• tntei to the Rectory of Firmitir on, in the county of Gloucester, vacant by the realigaeticia of the Rev. Jetta Boutin, patron, Harry IdEnned Waller, Req., of Ism- Wean. a all an an an an an all a W all W all an an all EU aU In In 1411 16{ 111 1.3 1 116 134 la 1 - 09 id' 94 1 ens eSi - 40 t 7 I , 1 I WI i I I I (4 M I uo. IN (31 3 /3 et ei 4al :6 56 6WATZ. 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