The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comminioner Winolow.) IN I . IE J. B. GRANT. 1 This was an application for release under peculiar Mr. cuu ,stances. The bankrupt had been arrested for non -I..tv meat of costs incurred in a suit which bad been insti t Assi voinst him in the Ecclesiastical Court by the church ss,,tdens of Kettleburgb, in Suffolk, in order to enforce lue meat of a church-rate. The bankrupt, who had been 6 business at Kettleburgh many years as a brewer, was arrested on the 16th of March, and had been in porison ever t e...e. The amount due for ousts is stated at 2371. 14s. 91, :opt there are no other debts. There was now no opposition, and the court was in f,rincd that the bankrupt ball passed and received his era. r of discharge. 111. Honour granted the release. (Before Mr. Registrar Murray.) IN RE F. W. VOLLMETER. . . . This was a first sittiog. The bankrupt, described sa an importer and warehouseman of 57, Aldermanbury, attri bute+ his failure to insufficiency of capital, losses in trade, eel sudden stoppage of credit. The debts amount to 1.,6reY., due principally to creditors in France, Prussia, And Switzerland. The proceedings at this stage were of a formal character. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Baron Bramwell.) THE STRIKE OF THE JOURNEYMEN TAILORS. At the sitting of the court the following defendants, who were charged with conspiracy in reference to the strike among the journeymen tailors, surrendered to take their trial for that offence. The names of the parties were— Samuel Partrulfse, Allred Bailey, Peter Sharroeks, Wiilass Glendon Zola Morris Robert Kooz, Edward °mused, Alfredihreeser, Thom as Geoedry, Thomas Rood, Chriato ph, r Wiulerten, Robert Draler, George Tang:ding, Robert etury, and Edward Stokes. _ The Dienes imputed to these defendants was that they bad unlawfully conspired together to impoverish and in jure Henry George Poole and others in their trade as —.--- Serjeant Ballantine, Mr. Sleigh, and Mr. F. R. Lewis conducted the prosecution. The defence was conducted by Serjesut Parry, Mr. Poland, Mr. Ribton, and Mr. Mon t..gu Williams. Serjcent Ballantine opened the case at some length for the prosecution, but the facts were precisely the same as those which were given in evidence yesterday, with the exception that it was proposed to be given in evidence that some of the defendants bad deliberately broken the pledge that was made when the trial was postponed last session that the system of picketing should be discontinued. The case was proceeding when we went to press, and was likely to occupy the whole of the day. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DA Y. ) MANSION-HOUSE. THE CHARGE OF ATTEMPTING To FORGE NOTES OF THE UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND. _ _ Doric Johnson was brought before the Lord Mayor, to undergo further examination upon the charge of attempting to procure the engraving of plates calculated to forge notes of the Union Bank of Scotland. It will be recollected that the prisoner has already undergone two examinations upon this charge, and that the evidence against him principally consisted of the testi mony of a witness named Richard Smith, a die sinker and engraver, carrying on business in Upper North-street, Southampton-square. According to his evident,e the prisoner was Introduced to him by a man named Zellmann, whom he had previously known. After some prelimitary conversation he was asked if he could engrave a plate. He agreed to do so, and commenced the work of engraving a copy of a U. Bank note of the Union Bank. This witness shortly afterwards appeared to have conin.unicated with the City police, and Foulger and Green, detective o ffi cers, were employed in the matter, and the witness subsequently acted under their instruc tions. The prisoner was eventually taken into custody with the plates in his possession, partly completed ; and in a cellar, the key of which was taken from the pri soner's pocket, there were found a lithographic press and other materials for printing. It is only fair to the prisoner to state that from the fi rst he declared that he was the dupe of other parties, and it appears that Zellmann, the person who accompanied him, had absconded, and cannot be traced. In the course of the conversations with the prisoner, it was stated that he desired the witness to make arrangements to print :10,0001. worth of the notes. Mr. Murray, the barrister again attended to conduct the prosecution, instructed by Mr. Mullins, the solicitor to tho Bankers' Association. Mr. Buchanan, solicitor, appeared for the prisoner. The examination of the witness Smith was resumed, and he detailed the particulars of various other interviews that took place between him, the prisoner, and Zellmann, in reference to the transaction. There were several other witnesses in attendance for the purpose of corroborating his testimony, and the case was proceeding when we went to press. GUILDHALL. EXTRAORDINARY SELP-ACCUBATION OP ROBBERY. Janes ROILY, a respectable-looking young man, was placed at the bar on re man d b e f ore Sir R. W. Carden, charged, on hie own confession to John Gißings, 109 R, with stealing a each-box containing 51., the property o Messrs. Chadd, Ragsdale, Randall, and Son, soliMters, of 14, Tokenhouse-yard. It will be recollected that a couple of days ago the pri soner followed Oiling. about from place to place stating that be wished to give himself up, and at last said that it was for stealing a cash-box with N. in it. Mr. West now attended from Messrs. Randall's and said that they had missed a cash-box with about Si. in it, but that was since the prisoner had left them. The prisoner bad been with them twice. The first time he was with them twelve months, and was dismissed because he was so incompetent they could do nothing with him. After being away for some time he came back and begged to be taken on again as he was starving. He (Mr. West) interceded with Mr. Randall to let him come back, and that gentleman at last said that if he (Mr. West) would put up with him he might come. The prisoner accordingly came back, and during th e eight months he was with them his conduct was unimpeachable. On one occasion he picked up ISO& in bank notes, and brought them to Mr. Randall, sen. ; and in the course of a day or two a reward of 15/. was offered for them, and he (Mr. V. received it and gave it to the prisoner. During the interval between finding the notes and delivering them up at the police-station the prisoner was in • most excited state. He received great commen dations at the station for his honesty. They were obliged, however, to part with him, because he was. so thoroughly incompetent as a clerk. It was his opinion that the prisoner was not right in his mind. Ile had written two letters to witness, in one of which he stated that he had stolen the cash box, and in the other that he was perfectly innocent of the robbery. Messrs. Randall had no desire to pro secute the prisoner, as they believed his intellect was un sound. ESCAPI OP_ A PRISONER FROM _TH2 POLICI COURT. --- The prisoner's father attended, and said that he be lieved his boy was not right in his mind. Sir Robert W. Carden remanded the prisoner fora week, for Mr. Gibson, the surgeon of Newgate, to OXAMiIIO him as to the state of his mind. CLERKENWELL. Henry MerrOeld, aged 34, described aa a baker, and who refused his address, was charged with stealing from the yard of the Sun Dial public-house, Gosweb-road, St. Luke's, two rabbits, value 35., the property of Mr. William Watts, licensed victualler. The prisoner, who was brought to the court in the cus tody of Police-constable John Gilroy, 126 G, was placed in the waiting-room, and whilst the constable wee gone to look after the prosecutor the prisoner 'naked out and made his escape. As the police station is being pulled down for the purposes of the Metropolitan Railway widening all the gates were open, and no notice was taken of a stranger being in the yard. It was stated that the prisoner wee not left in the custody of any one whilst the constable went to see fur his prosecutor. 3lt. Cooke, on the matter being reported to him, said that the constable ought to have left the prisoner in the charge of some one, and by his not doing so showed gre►t oarelessneu in the matter. ...mill Bell.; and re, reward of 15/. w die West) received i m• During the inter Ile and delivering them . o f was in • most excite m.. dation@ at the eta to obliged, however, t. ed thoroughly inoompi ids that the prisoner ost lfe had written gla of which he state acs box, and in the a are of the robbery. M. for smite the prisoner, ad sound. he The prisoner's fa roe !loved his boy was n. TN Sir Robert W. Cu ell for Mr. Gibson, the ird at to the state of ha 'in . ZaCAPI OP A P rag Henry Mervige/d, oar refused his address, ing yard of the Sun . as Luke's, two rabbits rtie Watts, licensed viol ,ly, The prisoner, wilt oie. tody of Police-cons in the waiting-room are look after the prose gee his escape. Aa the iiin the purp oses o f th e I of gates were open, an. teal bring in the yard. t is left in the custody a lira see fur his prosecute Ibis Me. Cooke, on tb hot that the constable o zero charge of some one, L-- • tarelessneu in the a cat MAR T rkni Sergeant Cowdy, re• fore Mr. Knox with .ell whose case was full, rior Mr. Knox said th I to from Colonel Tyrwhi sea an order for a special iunption, Brompton ins forwanled for Shea s tent provide him with cc c is in hand fora little f the She, is very 'mkt :out shown to him. 011 MMGRACCPCI. lost wail eat' a low-1 ,rith Knox with behaving nor court. bole From the evideno the the court, it appeare ,arse cane to the court in der 4 1.. : , about 12 years and m-triatrate (Mr. Tyr had *et to abusing the out este making use of the on erne of th.. court and w tear herself down and ab Dose conducted herself in bad to be locked up. . tl* Mr. Knox said the 11 1 iced on the wages e MARLBOROUGH-STREET. TIM POOR SOLDIER. Sergeant Cowdy, of the park constables, attended be fore Mr. Knox with regard to Patrick Shea, a poor soldier, 'hose case was fully reported in the Express of August 16. Mr. Knox said that be h►d received a communication from Colonel Tyrwhitt stating that the Queen had granted an order for a special bed for Shea at the Hospital for Coa gumption, Brompton. Some of the money which bad been forwsnitd for Shea would be given to him when required to ' , royal.- him with comforts, and the balance would be kept lc hand for a little fund for his future benefit. Shea is very grateful for the kindness which had been *ewe to him. ENGRACETEL emmucT TN THE POLICE-01CW. & uviii ( Ae , • low-looking woman, was charged before Mr. , i`not with behaving In a disorderly manner in the police court. From the evidence of Win. Boden, one of the officers of llu• court, it appeared that on the previous day the prisoner cunt to the court in • state of semi-drunkenness. Her son, 4 I `.: , about 12 years of age, had been brought before the tnmtrate (Mr. Tyrwhitt) for begging, and she (prisoner) IQ to abusing the magistrate for sending her boy to prison, making ' use of the most filthy language. She was put out of ill.. court and when in the waiting-room she threw herself down and abused all the officers of the court and eon.lucied herself in such a disgraceful manner that she bad to he locked up. Mr. Knox said the prisoner sent her boy out to Deg end fired on the wages of his misery, and she had got drunk THE EXPRESS, Tit uitSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1867. on gin and beer purchased by money got by the boy and then came to the court and *bused the magistrate and the officers of the court in a disgraceful manner. He should fine her 40s, or a month. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) 100 800. Bar. dse. In, glean 14t Do. Shane— .. .II Buffalo de lake Hare& all Do. Preference 100 llnff.,llrant,,nanledele I per eent.lool44 100 OaL et& Beatarnap. no 100 Cape T.& Dock I `SD Derserararp.c 100 LA Ben* gs.TG.7. Tei Do. do. Ido WO Bun Indian gs. I de.— - nod TryakdOmirds Do. Zquip.M.11.5).05. Do. lot prat lwas Do. ftd pro! Hoods. Do. Hra rot Rook.. Do. Ali pm! Kook.. teat Lodi= Postonls Do. sea 5 pc cool. Do. Now do. .... Do. Now S. ot Indb. — g. p.ot. Do. SI pre slat; sass Gil Wasted at Otos& Do. .a /Ma pay. ICS Do. do. do. 1877-8. (thedtad) Madras guar. I p. Net Do. N. al d 0... Do. do. ai do— Do. Fifth Miamian Math. sad Hobsoisßay Do. I p. at., pay.lBBo Do. I p. at, pay. MI N.R.of Osa.dp Istp.E. Stands, go& waist. Do. Dad de. 1 40,000 10 OR 10 0 I N. too ass, so A 10 ' IS, 10 OS. 40 13,100 00 10,00 i 10 10, IS IS. SO 10, SO SO. SO 11, S 0 4 .4 10 as, ss as, as 10, 100 WO, 10 1 4 SO 10, SO SO, as Is, as M, SO SO. IS IS. 111.1 SO 21\ D. do. iio.= Do holsob do. Do. Indus 84. Mot do. all O. 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Now 1865, 4 I IV Do. do. do. 1867' 16 !thymney Iron .. I 1 1 15 I Do. New s 15 C. tol.Cltylenprov.(L) , I Si o Janeiro Gas (Llsar 1 110 loyal !LGSMs= I 1 84. kt . ..Austra. Imam. (L) 11 20 Man. d'llimsta(L4 1 : 10 01. Abican M. &la. (L L. , IS NouthAnstraltanLand 1 i lIL 'Submarine Telegraph lll I 1 1 Do Sony I 1 N't l it ioaalmantliala(L) 1 j Do. Do. It 10 Yaw In.( L, 20 Petroleum (L 1 10 !TrustaAgwarsoflnti 10 17'.11L Co. WV. 60 1111a.Marlas of Lear. (1 1 . 16 'Caked DasconatCorp4 11 141104 IL Wag. Co.(1 5 Do. 10 per cent. prof \ SO Unlvers.Marloelat(L) 11 0 1 6 . 10 :Wan Dtemen'a land (L) /1111 7 9 IM ,witiaroyMl6,l ll ( llo r4L` 111 08 19 NI I Wserms4 Maass (La.) 11 11 9 15 I weatiollaarsoldsOL(Lo II 10 II • S 2 16-:6 1 1-16. t 21 1146 9-14 PREFERENCE SHARES. Gt. Eastern, E. Counties Extonaion,_6per rout, 83 1 1 North Eastern Consolidated, G. N. E. 4p p er 011116 L!! • it* 2 7-16 i ei 1 11-16 id -- db 2 Tel; lift 6 4dh it Id 4 2 3 36 40 7 6 die 7 4Ma 1 dim If 23 21 dl tt 19 17 dls e 614 Der 'lO,OOO 4,000 20,000 00,000 11,000 *ON ULM .11,000 SF. 4 6O ' 1000,000 DO 90 101 11 11 041. all If zd kll Id 28 DO 46 60 711 Ole 7 C 641. 1 6 1 6 ,1 1,2 111 4 dli P 0 16 die Pa' 3 4 li 6 4 i e 60 66 15 16 14 15 pm 10 . 8_ 4IA 119.1 4!i SS 2 e e l 47 49 46 46 5 2de 24 le _7 . 6. 14 14 91 fl* 90 9t 116 140 20 il4 iT)all 434 015 an 34 M so a VS In I i si sicl 1 1 ins s s i i ral NU s i 1 ii _.. IMMO! j MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAL) On o'OLooz. The markets for public securities continue rather dull, with very few dealings, notwith standing the fine weather for the harvest and the satisfactory tenor of the news from the Continent with respect to the meeting of the two Emperors. Consols are flat, at the reduction of yesterday. Home railway stocks have given way in some cues but the movement is quite unimportant. Other securities, including foreign bonds and banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares are almost entirely neglected. The discount market is quiet, with little busi ness, and the quotations for the best paper are unchanged. The rate in the Stock Exchange for advances for a few days is 14 per cent. The government broker has bought to-day 17,0001. New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 774, and 70,0001. Reduced at 94i, for the sinking fund. Consols are quoted 94i to 7r for money, and 944 to for the account (Sept. 10); and the New Three per Cents. and Three per Cents. Re iduced, 944 to 4. The transactions in British railway stocks show a preponderance of sales, but the only variation is a reduction of I to A per cent. in London and North Western, Great Eastern, and Brighton. The present quotations are as follows :—Metro politan, 125} to A, ex all ; Great Western, 444 to A ; London and North Western, 116 to } ; Mid land, 119} to A ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 to A ; Caledonian, 113 to 114 ; South Eastern, 67} to A ; Great Eastern, 30 to }; Great Northern, 1154 to 1164 ; ditto A, 116} to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17} to 18 ; North Britiah, 30 to 31 ; and Brighton, 49 to }. Foreign stocks have been very little dealt in, and quotations are unaltered, with the exception of a rise of per cent, in Turkish of 1865, viz., to 3lf to g. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 57 to 58 ; Greek, 13A to A ; Spanish Passive, 205 to A ; ditto Certificates, 15} to 164 ; Italian of 1861, 481 to 49 ; Mexican, 144 to I ; Chilian scrip, 2 to 14 dia. ; and Egyptian, 1864, 824 to 834. In the market for bank shares, Chartered Mer cantile of India are in request, and have risen 11., viz., to 29 to 31. London and County are quoted 55 to 56, being firm ; London and Westminster, 72i to 73i ; Union of London, 39 to 40 ; and Imperial Ottoman, 1* to 1 dia. Financial shares are without variation. Interna tional Financial are called Zit to 11 die. ; London, 23 to 21 die. ; General Credit, to 2i die. ; and Credit Fonder, bto die. American securities and Atlantic Cable shares exhibit no alteration of importance. The present prices are as follows :—The 6-20 Bonds, 73* to f ; Erie Railway shares, 441 to 4E4; Illinois Central, 77* to 78 ; Anglo-American T4egraph, I6i to I7* ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3} to Meetings of the Northern Assam Tea Company and Surrey Commercial Dock Company are con vened for the 30th of August and 12th of Septem ber, respectively. Subjoined is the return of paid clearing for the week ending yesterday : Thursday, 15th £16,309,000 Friday, 16th Saturday, 17th Monday, 19th 9,145,000 Tuesday, 20th 84 7 5 A0 Wednesday, 2sl Total E 63,729,000 About 67,000 sovereigns from South America were sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 86,0001. since the date of the last return, while no withdrawals for exportation have been reported. The City of Baltimore has arrived from New York with 15,5001. in specie. The biddings for bills on India were held yester day at the Bank of England. The amounts allotted were : To Calcutta, 16.23.000 Rs. • to Madras, 77.000 Ra.; and to Bombay, 10.00.000 Rs. The minimum price was fixed as before, viz. at Is. 11d. on all the presidencies. Tenders at Is. 110. on Calcutta and Madras will receive about 00 per cent., and on Bombay about 47 per cent. All ten ders above that price will receive in full. Menus. Nichols and Ashton, spinners and manu facturers, of Over Darwen, who recently failed, have arranged to pay their creditors a composition of 6s. in the 11. in instalments extending over nine months. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week en increase of 6,185/. over last year ; the London and North Western an increase of 4,106/. ; the Metropolitan, an increase of 2161. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,324/. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 2,860/. ; and the Glasgow and South Western, an increase of 1,1101. The ship John Marterman, which sailed from Sydney, New South Wales, on the 6th of April, and was consequently much overdue, reached the Downs yesterday morning. Twenty guineas pre mium have recently been paid to effect fresh in surances upon this vessel. At the meeting yesterday of the North Austra lian Company, the directors report, which has already been published, was adopted. At the meeting of the British and Californian Banking Company on Monday, the balance for appropriation was stated to be 7,0001.. and the amount returned to the shareholders 61. 16s. 6d. per *hare. The London Steam Collier and Coal Company (Limited) have declared an interim dividend for the last six months, at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. We are informed that the whole of the first issue of 15,000 shares has been taken up, and that the directors have decided upon issuing 3,000 only of the second issue. The list will then be closed. An extraordinary general meeting of the members of the English and American Bank (Limited) will be held on the 10th September next, to receive notice of an interim dividend for the half-year ending the 30th June last. The register of mem bers will be closed from 26th instant to 10th Sep tember next. The subjoined report on the market for American securities is from Messrs. Satterthwaite and Co. : During the past week there had been a large amount of business in United States 5-20 Bonds, the greater part being in the 1865 issue. On higher quotations for gold from New York, they were done at a decline front this day week, the Pees touching 731, and the 1845 issue 711 ; but on a reaction in the premium on gold, reported by tele gram this morning, there has been a rally, and the 18r12's leave off 73j to 73t, and the 1865's 711 to 711. Both Illinois Central and Erie shares have been neglected and fiat the former close 771 to 771, and the latter 44 to 451. Mr. J. Waddell, the accountant, has been ap pointed in Vice-Chancellor Stuart's court addi tional official liquidator to the Marine Estates Company. The directors of the Millwall Freehold Land and Docks Company have issued the following report: In their half-yearly report, the directors informed the proprietors that arrangements had been made which they felt would secure the completion of the works in pro gress by the 29th of the present month. The directors have now the satisfaction of stating that they have no rea- , son to doubt that the docks will be ready for the admis sion of water by the date specified, and will shortly after wards be fit for the admission of vessels, when the docks ' will be employed for business purposes. The engineer's report, showing the progress and condition of the works, , is appended. The stagnation of trade which has pre veiled during the past year has temporarily checked the great increase in demand for waterside premises' which was anticipated when the works of the company were com menced. The directors, therefore, after awdul conside ration, and obtaining the best practical opinions on the ' subject, have determined to recommend to the proprie tors the appropriation of part of the docks for import and export trade, as well u for all the general purposes of commerce. Such a course will, in the opinkm of the direatots, prove more remunerative to the company, and will also tend to improve the value of the printed portions of the company's property. It un t a at necessary for the development of this trade to erect warn houses and sheds, and, in order to raise the neensary moneys for this purrs*, and for the erection of ma chinery, a resolution will be submitted to the proprietors to authorise the directors to inane such portion of the preference shares in the undertaking as remain unissued, sad as the proprietors may think fit to sanation under the powers of the company's act of Let year ; the creation el the shares having been authorised at the general meeting held on the *4th August, 1866. The appointment et an efficient general manager to the company has for acme time occupied the serious consideration of your directors, and they have much pleasure in informing the proprietors they bare recently been able to secure the valuable ser vices of Mr. G. B. Biel, who for ten years Itas the active and seam' superintendent of the Victoria Dacha. A statement of the accounts of the company for the pest half-year, with the auditor's report, is annexed ; and also in account of the company's capital to the 30th June last. It being nem*. nary that the original capital account should be closed, a resolution will be submitted to the proprietors for confirm ing the forfeiture of shares upon which calls remain un paid at the date of the general meeting, and for authorising tl'e directors to cancel those shares, or sell them upon Mich terms as they may deem best la the interest of the corn y. The directors cannot but feel it a source of amps tnlation notwithstanding the difilcuities they have bad to contend with during the late financial crisis, they should now be in a position to announce the approaching completion of the works, and the success of the under taking thus far, and they trust that, by an energetics ma nagement, the future prosty of the company will be secured. The directors that the proprietors will avail themselves of the present state of the works to in spect the docks, for which the engineer in charge will afford the requisite facilities between the hours of 101161 n. and 4 p.m. upon any day previous to the meeting. Subjoined is the report of the directors of the Alhambra Company (Limited), to be presented at tile annual meeting, appointed for the 28th instant : The directors beg to present the follow* report of the proceedings of the company daring the hall-year ma* June 29 last. The number of visitors to the Alhambra daring this period has been 375,442, being an increase of 6,921 ; and the gross receipts have been 36,6531,75. 5d., being an increase of 2,6401. 2a 6d. as won. Dared with the corresponding first six months of 1866. It will be seen by the annexed balance sheet that there is an amount of profit, after bringing down the halsaos brought forward at the end of 1866 of 6,3021. 16e. 2d. Taking into consideration that &ere has been charged to this half-year's account and antis ely written off—let, • law of 419/. 17s. 7d. on the debt due from the European Bank (your directors having thought it, in consequence of the unsatisfactory progress of the liquidation, most desk able to realise tlus suet) ; 2nd, about 5501., the loss on the experiment at St. Martin's-hall ; and 3rd, more than GOOF., the fines and their own expenses incurred by the promo ' lions by the theatre proprietorsagainst the company for performing a pantomimic bullet ; the result of the bsiff year, with all thew drawbacks, is gratifying and encou raging for the future. This last prosecution has had the effect of drawing the attention of the government autho rities to the injustice and absurdity of the existing acts of parliament regulating theatres and place' of public entertainment ; and there is every . probability that the Lord Chamberlain will take some sat isfactory action during the autumn that will relieve the Alhambra Company and similar proprietorsfrom the disabilities under which they now labour. There will be observed in the balance sheet—not car ried out—an item of 3,20 2 1. 10s. as "disputed liability." It has been thought advisable to state this, as a claim has been made thereon, but your directors are advised that they have a good defence thereto, and no ultimate lo can occur to the company, they being amply secured in any event. Your directors have lately effected some very material reductions in the current expenditure without in any way a ff ecting the attractions or efficiency of the estab lishment. They fully expect to be able tocarry this out to a still greater extent, and believe that the result will be shown at the end of the present half-year in a most sub stantial and gratifying manner to the shareholders. Out of the above bolus. of 6,302/. 16a. 2d. your director, recommend a dividend at the rated 15 per cent., fns of income-tax, which will absorb about 4,2751., and the balance to be carried forward to the credit of the ensuing half-year, instead of ' any part of it now to the credit of depreciation of stoc and new works account it being muck more convenient to settle the amounts to bdso appropriated at the end of each current year. The annexed, on the subject of Railway Pre ference Stocks and Debentures, is from a circular of Messrs. Seymour and Elwyn : The Ermomist of last week has called attention to • matter which daily forces itself more and more upon pub lic notice. The accumulation of money et the Bank at England is only an example of what is occurring at every bank in the country. The mere fact that a redundant rip ply is offered in the discount market at la or even per cent. shows that the growth of capital is outstripping the commercial demand. Under these circumstances, with a comparative dearth of bills offering, bankers must be pre red either to allow their money to lie absolutely unpro ductive, or to meek for fresh investments. The most ob vious, as the Economist points out, are the debentures and preference stocks of the best railways. The former have always been largely held on banking account, and it is only the distrust caused by the revelations of one or two notorious companies that prevents these securities from being again eagerly competed for at comparatively low rates of interest. The same remark applies, though in a modified sense, to the preference stooks. For one of the more important linos that may be obliged to post pone the dividends, ten or twelve others may be cited about which there can be no eon ceivable doubt. But a short time ago no investments were in greater favour with the public, since the amount of income was issued in perpetuity, and did not vary with the current rate of discount as the interest on debentures moat necessarily do. There is not the slightest doubt that, considering the daily increasing abundance of money and the disinclination of the public to buy anything now, whether in the shape of foreign loans, or mint-stook com panies' shares, a reaction from the present want of confi dence in railway preferences is simply a question of film). The banks will do well to take advantage of the opportu nity. They can now purchase at low proem stock' which not only yield good interest, but are likely soon to rise in value, and thus afford a large additional profit on realising the principal. The least reflection will show that nothing could be more desirable on both sides than for the greatest moneyed interest and the greatest industrial interest in the kingdom to afford mutual co-operation, not only for their own, but for the general benefit. WZDNEBDAT ETESLIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 34# to for the 10th of September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94 7-16 to 9-16, or 94i. For money the last price was 94i4 to 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 94# to 4 The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94k, E!, g - ditto, for account, 94#, ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 94k, #, ; New Three per Cents., 941, 0, 4 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., ta7ni; Stock, 262 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, ll , Ban I, I ; ditto Four per Cent . , 100 ; ditto Five- - a-Half per Cent. enfaceCl" rupee paper, 108, I ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1882, 103# ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 105, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 701., 665. prem. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was slightly flatter than yesterday, the last price being 113 to 113#. Exchequer Bills were firm, at 255. to 30s. prem. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY TELEGRAPH.) YORK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) EBOR ST. LEGER. One mile and three-quarters. Tremble and Lochaber are here. RAWCLIFFE STAKES. T.Y.C. Welton, English Rose f, Janet itsweliffe, Camillo, and Philosopher are here. FAIRFIELD STARES. Three-quarters of a mile. Uncaa, avail, Lady Flora, Fairfield, Ines, and Witch craft are here. GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. Two miles. Camera Beeswing, Bradamante, Sealskin, Treasure Trove, C hallenge, Goodwood, Fair Wind, Ailesbury, Man drake, Minster Bell, Seville, and Fortunio ambers. LONDESBOROI7GH CUP. Three-quarters of a mile. Lanaret, Ast ; Reindeer, Mat 121 b ; Stratton, Rat 81b ; Ischia, Rat 41b ; Bertie, Rat; Klarinska, Rat; (Inmate, 91b ; Duchess, 7st l ib; Harrogate, 7st 41b ; Narino, 7st Sib; Ravioli, 7st • Cellina, 7st ; Mad. Charolais, 7st ; Dawdle, 7st ; Lochaber, 7st ; Lady Heater, fist 121 b ; Apollo's Temple, Set Gib ; Rampart, Sat 121 b; and Shibbo- leth, sst 71b. All are here. FILLY SAPLING STAKES. T.Y.C. Lab, faa76.7•7lT);llo;i:iii2;,, Lady Highthom, Witchcraft, Miracle, and Slysotis are here. PRINCE OF WALES'S STAKES. T.Y.C. Lady one;,ll4mS/Cer,l3eliart, Vircop , Thunderstorm, Queen Beauty, and Philosopher are ham QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two miles. Sundaelab, Sealskin, Roquefort, Success, Mongrel, Rabbit Trap, Romping Girl, Challenge, Skipper, Minster Bell Goodwood. Feodor, Strathconen, Child of the Islands, Duchess, and Lion are here. TWELFTH BIENNIAL STAKE f 3. T.Y.C. Lady Grace, The Roe f, Frolicsoe , Shibboleth, Lady Ilighthorn, Vale Royal, and Blueskin are here. LATEST BETTING. GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. 6to 1 apt Beeswing (t) 6 to 1 Challenge (t) 6to 1 Gomera (t) 100 to 15 Bnidamante (t) 9to 1 Mandrake (t) 9to 1 Ailesbury (t) 10 to 1 Fortonio (1) 100 to 7 Treasure Trove (t) 20 to 1 Goodwood (off) ARlllVED.—Ackworth, Dolby, Dawdle, Percussion, Mer cure, Timour, Hermosa, Perseverance, and Donation. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT TELIGRAPH (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDE2 The market quiet. Prices unchanged.V es probably 10,000 bales. MINOINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sruna.—The market cootinuce s in the same dull state as previously reported ; only scanty males at barely the pre vious value ; St. Vincent, 30e. to :101. 6d. • grainy iaggery Madre., 255. ; common, 245. Refined - 41s. is still the lowest price of dried goods, at which there is only a dull demand. Covrit.—Plantation Ceylon at auction continue to realise the full valuation ,• triage. GU Gd. ,• good ordinary to low middling, b7s. Gd. to 775.; middling and good middling, 79.. 6d. to 8.55. ; privately a fair business is doing at full "tee. . _ _ CocoA.—Trinidad is dull of sale ; small parcels sold at 58e. to 6.35. ; Grenada continues in active request ; common to fine sold at 59... to 60s. Ts s.—The public Baler are progressing rather heavily at irregular and in some cases lower prices. ROM, RICE, and SALTPETRY--2.40 sales reported. Ansovraom—St. Vincent sold at the firmer prlees of 20. to 4td. TAPIOCA.-150 barrels of Rio sold at 6d. to 601. SPICIB.—The following have sold at stead pr ices. 100 bags Singapore black pepper at 304 1,100 of West Coast Penang ' 2 15-16 d. • 300 bags Malabar, id. to 40. A few lots of Pimento, lid. to 2d. ; 240 brim. Janwes ginger, 445. to 71s. ; 7 cases of Penang cloves, 11W. to Is. 23 cases of mace, la. 4d. to 3a. 91, and a few lots of nut megs, Is. to Is. 11d. Fnurr.—Valencia raisins continue to sell steadily at 36e. for fair to 445. for selected. Corrom.—A fair business is doing, but at prices in buyers' favour. JUTS —About 4,200 bales sold ►t 171. 15s. for common up to 22/. ss. for fine ; medium to fine qualities are se. to 20s. lower; common without change. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is flat ; annexed are the present quota tions :—Town tallow, 445. 9d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 455. ; ditto, new, 45.. fkl. ; October to De cember, 45a. 3d. ; December, 455. Cid. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts than on Thursday last, but the demand has increased in a larger proportion. Trade is brisk, and choice descriptions are making more than on Monday. Sheep are also rather more plentiful ; they, however, find purchasers at fully Monday's quotations. There is more inquiry for lambs, and they are selling rather dearer. Calves are plentiful and prices rather lower. Our foreign supply oonsista of 105 besets, 440 sheep, 127 calves, and 110 pigs. Per done of 81ba ad. ad. I Per stow of 81te. a & a. d. Bed Bcota,Berefda. 6 2 5 Beat Dna&lff-bdaSh 0 0 0 0 Best 6 0 6 4 , Best Long-w 00 1.... 4 e 4 10 Second gust Made 3 0 4 4 1 Do. do. Stern.... 0 0 0 0 Calves PISS Beet DI:mall/Ube& 6 0 6 4 1 Lambe Beasts pat market, 1,080 ; sheep and lambs, 9,480; calves. 676 ; igs. 210. S. HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY). Mr. Charles Jams* Easton reports trade slow, at the fol. lowing prices, via.:—Prima old clover, from 1104. to 116 e.; inferior ditto, 80s. to 90s. ; prime old hay, 755. to 855.; infe rior ditto, 608. to 705.; prime um clover, 90e. to 100 - infe rior ditto, 60s. to 755. • prime new hay, 67e. &L to 755. ; inferior ditto, 55e. to 605.; straw, 365. to 425. i 67 IN NO IN 11.0 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LMIRPOOL, AM11702 2L--Bala to-day : !Meat Eastarn, 1101 DO a i I—Oreat Western, 66 41—lancsahlre and Yorkshim, 1271 Id. —Loudon, 'toll, and South Cosa, 44—London an d North Weston, 1161 16 a I—Manehester, She Meld and Lincolnshire, 47 rd.— stropulitan, 1251 6 41 51 5 id. and n.—Midland, 1191 a I—North &Mat, Sl—South Eastern, 67 a a —File, 46—W ed t States 6-20. 1862, 74—Dutch Rhenish, 4 p.—Ditto, new, 11-16 p —Great Luxemburg Shams, 14—Mercantile and Exchange Bank ,Limited), 70. d.—British and Foreign Marine (Limited), 7-16 p.—Maritime insurance (Limited,, Id.—Edon Marine (Limited), 13 p.—Liverpool Es• change, 24—National Steam ;Limited), 114 d. Biattruanan, Acocor Xi—Business done : Birmingham and Midland' Bank at 145 Id. and m. , Birmingham Om, New Ordi nary, at 524; Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon (Li mited), third imne, at prem. ; and Birmingham Small Anna Limited)), at 2 prem. Closing petca :--South Staffordshire Rail war, to buyers ; Birmingham Canal, 88 buyers Birmingham Financial (Limited 11 to 1 dia. Britannia Mill :I-halted', 1. to 1 dia ; Glontaider Wagon ( Limited', 121 buyers ; and British and Foreign Railway Plant Limited). 10 to die. GREAT WESTRIL24 RAILWAY. —The net balance, sa shown by the accounts of the company for dividend on ordinary stocks for the six months ending the 31st of July last, is 132,8001., admitting of the following dividends : . . Onartat Western Original stock at the rate of 11 peret per ann. (West Midland Orford „ be. „ Newport „ lOs. : South Wiles Ordinary „ iii ~ Vale of Neath Ordinary , 5 ~ Carrying lemma • balance of 'about £20,000. THE GREAT SHIP RACE FROM CHlNA.—There ire no fewer than thirteen first-class British clipper-built ships engaged in the great ocean race from Chine, and as the result will probably be known in a few days, the in terest it is exciting in shipping and mercantile circles is very considerable. The depression of freights to the owners, and the flatness of the tea-market, have this year led to the withdrawal of the premium formerly awarded LS a prize to the first ship coming in. This it was thought would detract from the interest of the race, but, on the contrary, the excitement is not diminished in the least. There were nine ships engaged in last year's race, the win ner being the Taeping, which managed to get into dock just half an hour before the Ariel. Both ships arrived in the Downs simultaneously, not having sighted each other the whole passage from China, and the Series was close in their rear—all tEiree coming up to Gravesend nearly at the same time. These ships are also in this year's race. All the ships have been built under special survey, and are constructed on the composite principle, iron ribs and wood framing. lame were 14 in all, but one of them, the Tam. wan, with 7:A,5001he. of tea for her cargo, was totally lost close to Foochow-too the day of her sailing. Two new ships—the Titania end Sir Lancelot—which had been built expressly for the race, got dismasted on their way out to China, and could not be repaired in time. The names of the vessels that have starkd are the Maitland, the Serica, the Taeping, the Fiery Cross, the Yangtsse, the White Adder, the Zile, the Talking, the Black Prince the Ariel, the Flying Spur, the Chinaman, and the Golden Spur. The ed are the dates of the sailing of the ships from Foochow-foo for London :—Maitland, May 31 • Scrim, June 2 ; Taeping, June 4 ; Fiery Cross, June Whits Adder, June 7 : Ziba, June 8 • Taitsing, June 10 ; Flying Spur, June 9 ; Black Prince, lune 10 ; Yangtsse, June 13 ; Ariel, June 13 ; Chinaman, June 15 ; cad Golden Spur. June 18. The latest news of the races from Anjer, which reports that the Taeping passed the heads on the 27th of Juno. O&DINAZY ELM O! AND lITOCIL OIL 1 Pd. I AMWAY' I Cill:41." 1861 W-d" ) 81. We 'Bristol and ml!..- 80 82 8* 140 Calaloalaa - W. 100 Curtelaa - 80 WI Dorman I I - 8t WS Dabllseadllellaid.fluto N 118 Bt. 100 IhWille,Prelho*AbdJo re 40 6 Int Leaden -.•-• - 100 oil Do.Worlp. - -.- 8t IN Wawa awl B. Western 109 111 - 8t 100 Groat Barters Ord. 84. 90 301 20 1 30 84. 100 Do. L dep. Wk., N 0.2 4 6 -.. Bt. NO GroaiNorthcilloodrad - -. Bt. 100 Groat Northam - ... - 116 117 - 84. 100 Do.ll J•roo.nodle 00. 116 DT not St, 100 DO.ll 1 tll6 p. ala peal 8 - -.•- St. 105 Do. Ord. Dot. Inv. Stock - ,- -. U. 100 Gt. Booth& Wert (Ire.) 06 98 id - xd 84. 160 Oros* Waters 441 461 44e 1 B*. 100 Do.BtourVal.Ona Ink -.- - Bt. 140 Do. Booth Wale - ... - Bt. 100 Do. W. ista.—oxi 25 so 8t 100 Do. De. N 27 90 81. 100 litsiceehlze&Yor In 128 zd 127 • id tlOO OO ....LTA& BI =&Dor 171 I Coart 49 49i 81 - 491 494 11 i 1 8/ 100 'l' It. allzSeadep.e. 10 16 - B*. 100 Lend= &NorthWrota. 116 1161 1104 151 161 83 100 LoodoaddloodhWistera 82 94 86616 et. 190 Maa. InweLALlacchaah 464 471 id id 84. 100 Ketropentes— - 83 100 Do. nilaidoo, - 11•1- -. dradllp. el. elll 1670 113 114 to - 84. 100 llskopoili do. aDistriot B6 87 -.- 20 le Do. do. - - le .11 Do.* 83 Seho'o-wood - - U. 100 Ilidlaad - . 1191 1191 1101 420 10 1 B*. 14• Do. Illra. - 11)Wi. 67 89 - 00. 100 North MOW 1161 811 -, 83 100 Do. Idia,Porthjitita - - - M. 100 N. laseera-Berwlck - 106 107 1061 U 1141 Do. G. N. X Euro._ - - - 9< 100 Do Lads —. 40 62 - 88.165 Do. York --- -.- 93 96 - O*. 100 Do. Cartlale I - - - - 26 all Do. StoolcdtDoethar. uf 1141 al AI U De. do., 180041 _ 81 91 valid - B*. lee North Lead*. .. ..- _ 116 117 - 110 1 ' Do. , .do. MI. -.. 1 If PM 8. 100 'North Stoffordshlre 6B 65 zd 631 zd Bt. 100 N. tS. Western Joao ll2 116 • -. et. 100 Ihropeltiro Calm -_I 674 681 - B*. 100 Booth Devon__ - _.. 43 46 - B*. 100 Booth =amore 67 671 - 20 an ,116slaar,Woldagi - aas7WO 9 10 - 24. 100 Tad Vale DI II Do. C —....- _ 8 4 pa - B*. 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IlLAinatLonalf !Booth EazA. of Port sr Illouthern of Freon_ _ 'hats sod Serous Do. se per mot Prot West N.W. of Irmo, POBIIUN 01 RAILWAY& le S N . Id. I l e 1 1 1. . 8 2 9 9e 22 23 IGATIOtig. - - t U 66 7 9 tf SO 13 13 '- li -;I 81 8 —.— iail N SO 37k 114 tt — il ?I 74 zn, 42 i 44, BO BB _ _ ~i 47 49 SS 40 L 1 Id 1 2 lbjzd 14 11 pra 15 10 dis itt P. 113 15 13 lb 10e 1 16p 18 14 65 6 zde . w.. it it 4 i 16 16 Ili al MINES.-(71118 DAY.) Own o'Otowc. The mining market is extremely quiet to-day, and quotations generally are without variation ; subjoined aro the present prices :—West Chi verton, 67 to 68 ; North Treskerby, 1} to If ; Prince of Wales, 465. to 48s. ; Chi verton Moor, 41 to 5 ; Chiverton, 7 to ; Great Limey, 18 to 19; Great Vor, 161 to 17 ; South Caradon, 350 to 370 ; Whee l Seton, 1021 to 105 ; Great Retallack, 44 to 1 ; and North Re tallack, 6 to 1. St. John Del Rey shares are in demand, and have risen to 69 to 61. Don Pedro are quoted 11 to lf prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. Chontales, 1 to 11 prem. ; Pestarena, par to 1 prem. ; Roam Grande, # to 1; Anglo-Italian, A to 1 prem. ; United Mexican, If to 2 ; and Isort Phillip, 1 to 11. EXPORTS or Banns Wnsar.—Although a very large quontity of wheat has to be imported annually, still some poi tion of that grown on British soil also 6nds its way abroad. In 1:45i; these exports amounted to 148,511 qrs. in 1617 to 139,215 qrs. ; in 1856 to 13,1:29 cps.: in 1859 to 4606 qrs ; in isem to 11,977 qrs. ; in In6l to 378,6-15 qrs. (this was the year of the French (vise olisseistairr); in Inbl to 15,165 qrs.: in 11463 t 042,711 qrs.; in Matto 17,538 qrs.; in 1g65 to 14,557 qrs. ; and in 1666 to 66,965 qrs. CURISTIANri ix TVRILZY. —At a meeting of the Society for the Propagatioe of the Gospel, held at )laid stone on Tuesday, his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury said:—" You all know the Sultan has been here lately, the enemy, or auppoaed enemy, of Christianity. I was informed by the Prince of Wales a few days ago that, in answer to an entreaty to bim to protect his Christian sub jects, the Sultan's answer was—and a most remarkable one—' I will not only protect my Christian Gabled+, bet I , will protect Christianity.' I think that • most remark able answer." 11