The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DST.) TESOLVIINT DEBTORS COURT. The Chid Osmilsair at taM nankin, tad disposed of S imam et bon as. ▪ - Plan PTIJCATION. As Irelveat smell lame ... 6 1 ; r e cm t m es:! peed * all serest t • " TM siesirry ke the lletelatea amillter — W - e Ate imosignia attor ney. mei he MI .meted sae he the entalter. The Chief Cesuilloaer ail thee sue male of melee weal ant de. It With be my osavrairst, bee theme met he 4eareed Wep te enve the tealber. The lene•Illt pet himeN sol selighe pet Woad sat sow. If ho 11=17Lettlftir. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAT.) TRIAL. OP DR. 811ITRIIR8T The trl.l ;11 W. Mew Bwrilvant, it the movie of Walls Baehr, it Bilmosed, whisk was ebraptly teemb. sated at the hi mike el the Melia Crider& Mei by She Nelda Mum el &Isms% ins issesel Ws mowing, beim the Lai Mil Dies Meek, by Asa Mew wee camiesesi ea the know maim . . . It Mb be recallested thee the primmer i dirge' with the isserler of a lady lamed Labe& liwithe, by withitheteriad Si bar commatly mei these Aber d meek m eatthony, ea sine Whir rime* mils. He wee • menial mut, but be bed pas three& the minaway d =Mop with the de emed eiregy belies bar irk sad be bed Wowed bar le wthe •MB be bit favour. weir idea he moth Mae erne lam pommies ad ahem ion Uri ad be semwery meet the libels d the wither it Yell that we. Saw CO as fairer mark" ea h new be bob l• the recollection of Oa yobbo, doers to the period oh= Ms tam was abruptly dogged by the otemasert ahem amireiewal. At ll o'clock the Led Met hems ; meempetheil by the Lied Mayer, wed the Ara eel mdariebmilla; leek bit and ea the beech i• the Old Cleert, and tbe stream wee liwayhted at the bar. He did bet pant thy mehriel Oman is bie aygermate• Inds the mem elr the Junes wee big waled ewe the pilaw imbed at seek ef them with per ethalloa, sad sevand teem challenged is the birth • jury Livia' at 'swath be. obtained the pre. mem wee dim la charge sad the WM proceeded. Mr. hethont liskientese. Yr. bads, Yr. Omit, sad Mr. Ithsamther, swirled the yeaemehee ; helmet Perry sad NA Meal weereaemel be the grimare. ' " "- Sere eserithe OM described it awe the sire leeperel and new erecter. The Arm Ord le the rear we that he ea delereiely web/ the deemed irly rte le peer, sad that bs bed then deelteed her Mk by erbalskiewisi to hw sell doer 4 pea, me the eider et de re MO mewed le be te peer himself 111 r taree. The pewee wee ama of ereiderehie deed me erre elk end be we well eresisted with the area et Ihe rarer poise se it wee wart of the MS be i reseestre, that he bed nee we 4 eh kirewhdpe le else. te • rathereble eatat, the tee de are nee re et by seethe wee to Sarver the pewesee et peen. It weld le idler were Mat the Jerry INNS sot weriated with the rewetaseis 4 the awe, ee it bed seedy bees peetly hewed, mad the ices bed bra teleently bees the pee, Mt ern the pent reeles tkay word. 4 core bs gelid ea* by the weer that wild be rid here thee rid Nee Asdi Is ef erre whoa they bed heed r the ewilese est it yes sense te albs oat Me amp seer the rime it wee ter dew to acqttit lie. The had mejeet Mee rerwlid te seems the bete 4 die ere et weriereele sets lad tab is the ewe we se es line bow rid. The rids. In die puree ale them gem Into. -. N— IL IWO peeved thst the r Ile In fo sad the home. bawd et bet boom to litthrteeveto, holessios, sod that la emeeleseesd Ye eteerrles whet ebe enekleeed Mhe hareem blithely tem= the lel mat sod the Mend, she owe the bete helm re watt - she Mt ea the 61 el Diesolor. NI. Sohnq pail de& d lletmee, pea that the phew eed the aurora ww issettol le the 19th i.t Da man. red internee et the merriege of the plow rut hi. der wa tt ISA wee eh* Oren. Tie. tsl.l.rom pomeadles .his air lipet lea] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) Sri'MANLY AMAMI •100 NIONWLT 11.01111111 T. Willem. demo., • well•kenws gad desperate yoga( thief, I halsegiog to a mum of Spitalileids thieve., was charged with fits following desperate meson and highway robbery Christian Pete, Schmidt, afu relines% said hs belonged to I the ship Joliette Cbrielophe, is the fie. Katherine 1 Dock. Yesterday aftetecon be woe taking • walk I In itatelif• highway, when lbs primer stopped up to him and strack him • Teased blew ea the sough which canoed bleu to manger, sad beton be could re amer from the effects of that bluer he moved soother, and I fen seised by the throat. Another fellow then Misd kis and took flout them 17e. ed. in Enellah money, sad 0 1. a Irinsielo dollen,. The two thieve. then ran away. Mr. Oeorme Too n, a chaesenunmer, of No. 06, Ratellff highway, Mated that be saw the whole tremaelitm, aal mid to the thieves, " Halloo, what gams la this yea see ap toy' They ran away, end he gave chess to them sad one took the primmer, whom be knocked down. The ether thief made his escape. The primmer said he was half murdered by Mr. Teem end others, sad woe almost atrangled. H. met Yr. Team toll butt, sad was not running from him. Ms. Tooa—Yes, you ran before me sad thee behind ms, sad I knocked you down quite flat. no primmer—Yee. that gentlemen Me teem, end whoa we pausing shop he holds oat • hoopoe betas sad sem " Do you wart this, you thieves?" It's MI false when ha says. Mr. Toes mid the prisoner beloaged to a motorises gang et villeins who Whited Ratchlf-highway. He bad hems& several ot them to pasties. " I bad Any loose wawa from Blarrate'fields come upon to. with poker* and Maga, end try to rased. the wienner." Porter Williams Dasewey, • policiecoestable, mid the primmer had been several times in custody, and wee sea sewed to three mouths' imprisonment and bard labour shoat twelve maths age. The wham—Settle it hers sir. tray do sir, this is the last time you shall me me here, sir; I am guilt), dr. The pfteocer'e moon wee not complied with. Oho dope noos were tormally takes, and he was committed for isle'. NURDDROUS ASSA cLr Br .POLICZKAN AND ED I DOO. At the Ponthlyddyn petty esegicaut, last week, George Frazier, • mime CAIO/841b* INS charged with men abeam a neurdeirom easealt epos Mr. George Evans. The Et stared that =Friday, the 22nd Jaly, he wee pro wes Moot half-poet ten o'clock, when be met the sad bade him .• Good night," le which he refilled la the sere Was. He (defendant) thew laquired, "What re yea dela, NM this not. of ay/Mr to which reply IMO a "w hat la that to you r bleederthea laid bald .1 bile and a muffle mused, Imam which both Mi. Oa bilk serials' the Emma& Freaky eel his dog upon Ma, at the rase time MAO/ hie staff down with • deadly Mow on his (menesebeee) bead, which completely stared hie rid leads Ida very sick. On neje" him dews, Trades MO Um with his staff and • wilds; stick nett sareesitelly, sad the dog bit him seeerely on the lap. (The trousers he had on at the time wen here redaged ; they were own all to rags.) He Preettat le dries, and shouted " Murder." The baaiwi wore mow pieced Oa his heads, nester WM( bold el ger by the chais, and dripping Mil aloud the read der sere dietra. Iwo sea came up et this pined, sad Wrestled with the policeman, who rent that he ImM Ism dm the game it they interfered. they bad geme, be gerreared brietiag and dragging Ua letelle, sad he mid eat, .0 Ood, gar my Hie!" to "Mirth lures rebid. " his yew" eat cesteseed his di neat art rid some party gore se the reser, who reeled him (reenarer) to a re ekes by, sad sees Ma seas water. sar which they ter hi a hose, where be had bra seeder to hi bed be eight days. lc entagraerratisa. he geld that be was were* eels r, gad had ears by trim bee Prese, ani had gabber Me, kicked, se rbgeres abased the detsa der derral edlsrages rue bon caned, vile peer that Mr. Yeas as gab NM". W. Peggy, rapes, Mieldord dot era be err Mid le the k id., rge. ke Mead ktat bligatias hom ereasera el she h tad hie from Me sherden deem with block whisk; &Do rman', be WI needled eterebedily Wales. Tbe adhadeat toes earaltied Mal NI the art pas seder for Iliatelme. The ers shies lie netted In man tsarist la the sagramlied Diunrvi Bvictos.-0a fiatuday "maim alias= U o'cisek, Ifs` Leas aged au rem el Cum .,.riot. Usewbee4ss•fiel commlelel self by thro*lag beserif sot al Ye b.k. maim Mr yr coamed Pe Lees CAW vire obi MONA iss k. samissisa. No ammo is Hr tl. t.lrY set. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1859. MIRE 1.1823.-7HIB DA). Two o'CLocs. the railway share market today the hawse dons here been upon a limited scale, the hetly settlement almost monopolising attention. Primo are sm. Swath Eastern stook has improved. There is also as advance of 3 per cent. in Midland, and to t per cent. in Eastern Counties. Present quotations are as follows : London and North Western stock, 931 to 941 ; Great Western, 69 to ; Midland, 10ki to 1; Lanc ashireand Yorkshire, 941 to Nil Easter's Counties, 671 to t ; Great Northern, 100 to 102; and London and South Western, 921 to Wk. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shuts are r firmer ; the Old shares are quoted 2 9-16 to 11-16 prem, and the New, 21 to I prem. Great Western of Canada shares are rather more enquired for. Per are marked 23 die. for the new account. The Indian shales are quiet. OSIMILII MALIN also PTOOIII. 14.1 8um.... , to 1 p.a ri r rae l is; PILAW tares. - si ii Tar is I . c - Ile & 99i 9a +1 a. BANE OP AMITALLAILL-(THIS DA7 ) The afternoon the gad Wiwi meeting of tholospdsOrsot the brk was UM et their been, Is ffiloirisort, City, Mr. T. sweetie Boma Sep, dams of this hood dandled la de dare The diming le the repot ftsr the belliese: " Dead the period which bee depend sir de Keeler noi the goopetstors at do wood rasa mass Y Mend madam hes emend to end de beware et di herd &bar et Moo se la dr WWI% el wrist Mosier ease rosin deal dike es re resent edam The dram have tilineled sae* es lord des oho heed senders le delsted de yaks, ma that the business Is cadent& es • reed aid legitimate bens The knee anew reread the wersted end commercial relations is Australis dieser* ad verier, theagh Tuber inactive; but de lets Incievennet la five pries of wool at home moot WI to ossedro • bessidel leilesees ea de markets in Amitotic The repasts eve ewers that aocausis are not *Mani at Isalliserty maim bat the directors hems the pleader le betimes - ask Weida et &elven tbo balsa and balsa, mad sad Odder, et ths existing orlo dill per coot per moan, lewd loom too. At the same tins they earishr it right es ere te she parade them the amnesia ef Ma de ireltetisestatheAsewass esisee, and the carqueat =ln as ems el bedres, as well r the el the reeds al ellewing Waren as dined* hew sitaly preired • Maga= la the pats of the car nee leer, ma nest senmerily Obit de fate* rates of dividend." The CLIMAX, la meddr the ade=fk The mend r report, Or mend dm es the bet ling =a ft sums aeons so to ted of ba siet imell*g. it Z was held le Mara po , sa had the fteeters delayed hada this meting Ise Na dada It weld have brought then *es desinsenisee rad el the year. This wes de drat ..ides they bed bid be *aged As the melt stand. the Mormisto ha wade * nimemskeits te the El providers ot impeded hers/ ihe prosper el the lea *nag to webs" le • rands. et he 1 rods. Deeds Me Ire Ism Ind refereed II to terhoort Y lla de d dividend; Or odds ot H. did ; dri a nom food of 100.0001., whisk has sot prolltelly thread; they bed paid lb. reeissened Kali. for 'ammo in; sail,, lady, dueled wads maple lovas ia the boas he a doper ands. (ger, beer.) la Mare years Ohs haa ime& Inge rads by the parched ea sels et gal, _• Na. . rats were redreally dimisionag ; WO on Os oboe bond Os best ado sidle - bosh was rain • oanspoordiso awls, and the Kolas had every toles Is bare thin • good &Oda weld be nreeeded. (Meer, here.) TM report nerd sham es the sae remiss of idirwist ia t Meg ea asposlis, se Mat dat yes • gam se applied to the esidise, ad be WA happy Os my a oteronoit tees goleg we la Na easy which wie May tie had es • lap oerillaa, 11 sets erns altendonent„ ef the rude. (Hoe, Mar.) The sty odor veld he seed as& to wee the eseabilande el • meld pull lOW antalealket with de Asada disels• de deed dr *celerity of that omosimlnibil would rains WPM tin bask, bet he we skid ego el he ears weed be et mire the } Ain made rem baeldeg guise In the eddies , ham) lPa b. lesed, the el ths beak de selardes, Ind be. eon =by i te rhedlit te ma mad is • eerie eithisesestry,sed senstip had bad mho ef hiererese letdown= de deem= le ream kinhies • Sege ensinetd barriliss es the rides aed of the Iddleidee at tin sew olt its C4pil (Her, bed.) Mr. MAIO/a; the would et its Mr. Yaws is lits area 11 = 1 ,= Ths nod= fa the solleptir of she report hada been escalsd, wo altar . Wei erecntairory eserreatioa. carried unanimously, and • sty el arks we rend to the ante* Oe the motios ot Mr. Y'Doottio., ineniod by the CMAIRII•Y. the maid desks of t r il=lllllllllllll NM pre sented t.. Mr. Flamm de his pest Mr. FALCON= belay esiesseal bls mineenelprete, observing that IMMO the Wang 'manganese "end not cored neat*, they lir leis anneate la each r bad aossned. TM bask send set pribly be better etereged, nee add Its yerposee be trainee thus they were at parr. ?basks were this reed to the Lomita .Aside, =OM peceenage tervernei. YID-ZANY ILAILWAL—ITHIS Da F.) This morning the ordinary half-yearly meeting of this railway hominy ma held at the Lmidan Tavern, Sir JOSS LISSOCII in the chair. The report (whim hes sandy been pnbibbed be the - lf• rem) wee SAWS WI red. The Ciaramati, be moneg its adoption, reenehad that it we *tidy graillyteg to the directors Ii en that the in land' of the cranny was steadily iscrosig. • consider di genii', of building wee is costemiethen be the neigh bonehead et Beckattum, irli;ch would materlany Mail to • still farther lac/ease. A Sitimitounn seconded the motlee, which was car ried. The CIUSISMAS mid that there we SpSISS7Sph Is the report referring to the Brighton Company, upon which it might be SICSISIB7 for him to make an observation. The paragraph wee • Thediretioes regret tosaythstitie bill pro moted by this company in the present eirmion, for the objects stated in the kat report, wee °pond by the Brighton Cow pony, and thrown out by the committee of the lone of Coen- EOM The baud consider the couree taken by the arms sill thonneel of the Brighton Company in this matter to hays Men manly at venoms with the spirit of the agreement lemma theme tempaalre, and directly hostile to the into reds al the KY Meet Company. Under these eireamotenees they have lelhemed the Brighton Campany that the Yid- Kist Compaq will consider thiamine at liberty with respect to say flaws pin...dare that may appear to be lienalcial to thotralbc of thefts," He begged to state that this had not bmninereed Mama much osastdicetton, sad it had brought a les lettere, evening over three pages, from the Brighton Compels, is reply. Tho letter had only been just pus into his hands, sad it wig obviously knowable to go into it a me ; but at the mat meeting of the board it would be takes op and answered. • SOSEZMOLIMIt—What is the mend purport of the letter f Mr. BELLAMY (ds• earetary)—lt simply states that the course takes by the Brighton Company was In conformity with the spirit of the agreement. The SHASSUOLDSZ—Thea the Brighton Company do not pretwid to is hostile to as? The 81CRWTARY—No. • dintead at the rated 3 per net. per annum, payable on the Mame, free of income ten, was them declared ; and • vote of thanks to the cheirman concluded the Mamma 1078201 AND BITCMIN RAILWAY COMPANY. (Till DAY.) Tbis esevning the twenty-seventh ordinsailiek.af yearly amain( ef cesapiny wee held at the 94. 61 . Heise* Besitegegelmelegal, W. Ran. Zeq., la the et. This britg • pernetred ben wily cme ebarettuder wee prei mat, bat the (Mimes haviag received eat else to .. 1 ‘ constitute a legal meeting the beldame was with. The CHAIRMAN, la 11110WhIg a rescinds. that • dividend et at the rate of 6 per e etk per annum, ler Wixom tam sod Id. 91 per share for express of management be declared, sail that I f there wets only two enbjecte on which be had to reerwk. The first wee with regard to the allowance foe ex which some time age was flied at lid. per share. ins the last meeting the director* bad eo reorganited the system that the charge would now be only Id. a share. By. upointlng Mr. Janson their secretary, who had offices of his own where the necessary bullies. of the company might be transacted, no rent would in future have to be paid, and Mr. Janson had undertaken for a certain fixed sum, to pay all toollwarel expenses. The deduction of Id. a .ba n was equal to 33 per out. of the expenses. The other point wee that of the income tax. Ia coneequence of the half-year at which dividends were paid by this company not being Iden tical with the financial hall-year of the Chanoallor of the Ercheqrse, the directors had been obliged to divide the payment .o as to make 10d. In the pound in the preterit belt-yea, and the remainder in the next. With these excep tions the dividend declared would be the same, and payable as usual. In answer to the SNASSIIOI.I , II, who raid that other companies ally charged 9d. In tho present half-year, The CRAIRMAX expleised that the dividend was paid ae to the 30th July. a month later than other ; and the paymeat of 10d. income tax would algae the payment to to so much lea next half-year. The resoletima was seread tn. The now retiring acting directors were reertiretad. and the prooredlogs concluded. a THE BRADFORD Tat MIXIAL Fur VlL.—The third se shereery et this great provincial music meeting will be beidi et St. Gmege's Hall, Bradford, on the 2ird, 24th, 26th, sad 76th of this month, and the &stied will he reedited more laureate, from the fact that the profits ere to be gime to the local bigneary sod dispensary . The artists espied set Mesdames Nowell°, Letninene Illoningtes, sad Mader Didiee, Mr.. fiendstleed, Mdlk. Titi.nr, Mimes Passer sad Preemie, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Wilbys Cooper, fitgarmi Gashed, Bellah, and Belled. Mr. Smiley, sad se solo inetruroratallet, Mies Arabella Goddard. The band will con man of 96 paforners, sad ineladse the moat aceomplialied artiste from thsqleredid *rehears of the Royal Italisa Opera. The thorns will be formed of the members of the Bradford Festive! Choral Society, with mire aserasos and altos from elm eteighbottneg towns. Mr. W. Jackson will set so chorus weer. Mr Browne:oth will prekle at the ergs.; sod lest. Mr lOW. Mr. Coati will be the conductor. The works to be given see the Oreatiea. no the 23rd; the Dettilogros Te Drum, sad a semi= from huhu Nesoihass on the 24th, St Paid os the 2fith, sad the Memank to the 24th. Three greed enkeellamens 001101,0 will Moo be given on the 111V•1210g1 01 the 24th 26 h, and 26th, at wbkb Mini Arabella Godd ard will perform the Choral ranted& of Beethoven end the Concerto in B flit n ti the seine master. The instrommtni portion will me Mozart's/vier symphony sad revrral overtures, vete seleatkes from opens; madrigals and part songs sill also be given, aad the c snores will likewise be marked bp_ the grit portonssac• of Mr. W. laciest's meet. 7As Fear. The inane report of the engineer to the Mercy Dock Bova chowo that the expenlitnre daring the lest twelve teenthe has her. es —Liverpool total my works, 104,9321 , total regain, 748601 ; total elpteditam. , 127,7921. Birkeihred total new er irks, 195 i tea total wan, UAW. , Mame* of stock, 28,1364-239,673 L MONEY .MARIfEI, MIS 1141, Two o'Czooa. Business in the funds to-day exhibits no revival whatever, but the market is rather firmer, and a re covery of 1-18 to i per cent. has taken place. In the other markets quietude likewise prevails, and pries. are generally firm. The attention of the &am is principally occupied with the settlement in Aires and foreign stocks. The New Russian Loan remains quoted ito 1 prem., and the Indian, 97/ to 981. Today is a holiday on the Paris Bourse. Consols are officially marked 961 to 961, and are now quoted 951 to 1, both for money and the 7th of September. Banks Lock has been dealt in at 2221 to 223+; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 94 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 90 to 1 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, at 941; ditto, 1869, at 941 • India Bonds, at 12s. dis.; and Exchequer Bilk, at 235. to 28s. prem. The foreign stock market is also quiet. There is still a demand for Mexican Bonds, which are marked 201 for the new account (31st of August). Turkish stocks present little change, the Old Loan being quoted 82 to 83, and the New, 7400731. Venezuela Bonds remain flat, whilst Peruvian are fairly supported. Sales are recorded as follows Brazilian Four-end-a-Half par Cents., 1868, 941; Ecuador New Consolidated Bonds, 151 ; ditto, Provisional Land Warrants, 31 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 201, 20; ditto, for account, - 201 Peruvian Four-end-a-Half per Cents., 93, ditto, for account, 931 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 88; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 821, 821; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 73; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1023, ex div.; Venezuela New Two-and a-Half per Cents., 27/. The Southampton has arrived from Melbourne with 118,0001. in gold. The steamers Africa and Borussia, from New York, have also brought 114,0001. in specie. An exceptional withdrawal of 112,0001. in bar gold took place on Saturday at the Bank, for expor tation to Chili, probably on account of the lest loan, by the steamer which will leave on the 17th. The Ariel has arrived from New York with 72,0001. in specie for Ragland. Of the 243,0001. by the City of Washington, a portion consists of gold and the met of Mexican dollars; the former has been taken for exportation, together with the 46,0001. in gold by the Teviot. Recapitulating the imports of the precious metals last week, we arrive at the considerable total of 669,0001., consisting of 118,0001. in gold by the Amity, from St. Petersburg ; 60,0001. by the Canada, from Boston ' • 243,0001. by the City of Washington ; 80,0001. by the Great Britain, and 72,0001. by the Ariel, all three from New York t 10,7001. by the Armenian, from Apia; and 7,9871. by the Tegns, from the Peninsula. The whole of these supplies go abroad. The liabilities of Messrs. Edward and Alfred Prior, coal merchants, whose suspension has just been announced, are estimated at about 80,0001. The meets consist of coal, waggons, horses, shim, &0., and at present no =curate computation of their value can be formed. A meeting of the creditors is called for Thursday next, when a statement of the position of the firm will be submitted. The liabiliites of Messrs. A. di Demetrio, a Greek house iu the grain trade, which lately stopped, are likewise estimated at about 80,0001., and the pros pects of the liquidation are unfavourably spoken of. The half-yearly meeting of the outh Wales Railway Company is called for the S 31st instant, when " a . proposition for affording pecuniary and other =natant, by the company towards the esta blishment of steam communiostion in connexion with Milford Haven will be submitted for consideration - and approval." It is understood that this notice re - fen to the undertaking in course of organisation by Mr. Lever, M.P., and other gentlemen, for esta blishing steam communication between Milford Raven, Lisbon, and the Brazils. Important conces sions are stated to have been obtained from the Por taguese government. The half-yearly meeting of the Sittingbourne and fibeernem Railway Company is called for the 29th instant, and will be made special to authoriss the creation of new share capital. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1871. The works on the Gnat Eastern having beau nearly completed the directors have thrown the vessel open for public inspection daily between the hours of four and seven in the afternoon of each day till further notice. Subjoined is a complete statement (from Mr. Blaugnter'e Weekly List) of the railway all fall ing due in the present month. The amount is =- usually small : Atoomt per than. D0i19912 1 9, 1104. The Lindy Bieber Date. old. E. cd dom. Amami ilia i Ma. a.. 6 Fr nODalsiabger.. 21 55 t et. 1 : 0 9.d.. o geknowb e ~.0.1....1 Tong • ::::: as lmo 9.993 21.0.0 .... .. iii : 1 10 910 0 Willi iiifii:ii: I 176 0 10 0 • 0 • Ros: Idea 1 Tiok P ird i r:::: Total 1 10 0 23 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 20,000 10,000 I.lolnown. 1,000 10,000 1,000 1.100 1,460 ATM 60 ,K 0 110,001 11.000 11,000 Totil s➢od la debt loooths of 111.....a.061.1021 BITUIDAT ffvniino. Console, which closed yesterday at 964, " buyers," for the 7th September , opened this morning at 95 to 4, and were quoted at the close of the Stock Ex change, 961 " rather buyers." At a later period, stock was again offered at 964, the majority of the dealers having left. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.. Commis, for money, 95, 964; ditto. for amount (7th Sept.), 954; Three per Dents. Reduced. 961,1, ; New Three per cogs., 961, 1; Thirty Years Annnitiee, expiring in April, 1886, 18 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 041, 941; ditto, 1869, 941, 944. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were in better demand. The Loan of 1868 was quoted 941 to 95 ; and the scrip of the last Loan, 94 to 1. Exchequer Bills were flat, at 23a. to 213 a. prem. The foreign stock market was very inactive, and in some instances, including Turkish and Venezuela bonds, a little flatness was shown. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. closed at 82 to 4 ; and the new at 721 to 73. Mexiosn bonds le ft off at 191 to 20 4. In the market for Bank shares to-day the inqui ries were chiefly for Bank of Australasia and Union Bank of London, which showed an upward ten dency. In the market for mieoellaneous shares there was no alteration. Australian Royal Mail Steam were flat. Southampton Dock stock was marked 831. Red Sea Telegraph shares, the half-yearly guaranteed interest on which will be payable by the Treasury next week, were quoted to 1 prem. MINES.-7.1118 DAT. Two o'CLotnt. The mining market this morning has been rather inactive. Sortridge Console shares re main fiat, and are marked in the Stoc k Exchange Vale of Towey have been dealt in at 100 . I and Great Wheal Alfred at There have tin; been some transactions in shares in Stray Park,"l Wheal Grenville, East Grenville, Wheal Clifford, Wheal Basset, and Grambler and St. Anbyn. Foreign and colonial mining thane have met with ! little attention. North Rhine Copper (South Aus tralia) have been dealt in at I prem. Creditors of the New Engine Coal Mining Company, and of the Paragon and Spero Coal Mining Company respectively an requited to prove their onion before V iceeChancellor Wood, who has fired the lot November for adjudicating At • meeting of adventurers in New Wh& Seton. held on the 9:h Inman', the &0:413IIIN showed &balms ega•net the mine of 34!. 7e. Sd. A all of 11. per share wee mute. The Wheal Trefome Mining Cowpony On the 9th hot. made s all of 12. Ss. per &M. W I ~+~. NM. ':::1 i -- s er at irj e 2 i , atilt..t . II De. dm Ifir Jr.. 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RAILWAY ACCIDENTIL—II Appian from a par liamatary rotting, tamed this morolog, that between the let of Jeremy and the 30th Jona. 26 accidents «caned to weeny, trait's, sod 27 to goods ad mineral kola whke resulted in the detth of 9 permss sal tojorloo to 169. TRIPLE BIRTR.—A woman wired Davison, wife of William Devisee. in the whit of liccieshall, gam birth to three POll5 on Sunday, the 7V WA, all of whom two IMaL and seem likely to them. la reply to on sPhilooka throagh the vicar of the punk bar Malay with a &mo- Quer boo been paciously pleased to prima Mrs. tion of 34, whkO haa been forwarded to the 'km by Colonel Phipps. . I Mist MOM 1 P 4. IG. or Ism 1 11 02. 5 agta_."iram awe, s • , u 1 3 X Dmet =i - orair . 11000001 1 us us 613 Mr ." 1 0 170 176 .70 .1 61 0 10 06 ambit, 60.106 es 10 17s. 111 131 or s trVeltriii 111.7 11 11 ii .011 O. Mi. 00110601 If 1 11 100 lAdy Duras . 1.6.6. 1 li itt 0 laiiii VI se st 1.06 . it 6 7 VMS 1.11. 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YO Irisa Voks.. it Q• SO S. tassgas. f vie st s, Ewsettj anirs. cur Oa MOD I UMW. I 17 !=: 1 4 .- "Nfe.. th i — tillik ta is di Som. Alarx.ba.p2a IN pi D01ia.3.. Aka. 1 • rgunr e i. ATA X i. I gri r itt! MI II IX, 00r.i*INiTtA•Gi-i; .M. OWL riatrik: VMI. 1 far ft e 1=11•1 1P ia„ 11 1 1 WiNateglallfati 'ow". TA Etegiire -- .: 1 . J i t _... 1 TlLali f ig e ".-. la r i i ii - ens y e . NON INI.e IN I NO filai llmet ILS. Owl lir I. , urearb. .... ' 1 1l et orletEE 7-- 1----4.- Sim • ....-:. .16 A iit E. . , N. gl' 7 1-1 7 -r;z 1 , 1 el : di e w o,NillonlAile IL NS I . lli NZA . a, I= .. I- 31. i . IN .•••••••• pen 111 • .1111010. 1.. IN 1 Dem ....... .. 110 , Nan IL NI WWL. TINAL •rtiLiiiiireal I Wasem . l66. NW t , m rac:•••••••• - ; i nowt. Birks ilium« 1 IL . • Ili Et' Tid 'ed. I it 2 E .....m.— =iraisord... 7 , h lmialag era. = arm ilint. ;:jr . . "4"iiii: amid Kmlea/W et- & rae,==k ir...... n.a.. 0=Fig ,.....— i ... 7..: .1.,_ M ura V I it . : 31.riket el resew...... De. ow = id ~.., mai 8" Om PA. 11 1 211 V'A ,rn WlrMlnes aTt a ....• - •••• • Weisel t i ll:Wil —• Ihrii 1 1 1= Loads , alll=llr-Imill 1 .....- 11111.0111.11M114 eizo: MMealsort= Cia m i4 . 77. It ta i iCrt ent : Irk - = le De. Nwp A:elm/se: Maul Clisseri n iiiii . ..a "L'l" is ...... so /milt AVUOMIS. 1/11111•11 dbmir 121 ow IN =jai. I u IP 16AM AO Ws* 0.1 .Tp I ilk. 1 N 1 1.1 ri 2 4. 1 1;11 IC, al is • .1.1 I) 7 la Ix. . 1 It 0. " I* * e *.,, *. tZ, 114 111 The &lath Wheal Cavity eccoante, presented at the meet ing of shareho'd-rs on the Bth, exhibited a balance vast the mine of 931.18 e. At the half-yearly weft( of the Liantyntach Mining Company, held on the 10th ineftat, the amounts Armed a balance in favour of the company of 1891. 19s. 7d. At the United Mines meeting, bald on the 10th instant. the monists exhibited a balance en favour of the mines MI 1,9861. lbs. id. A dividend of 21. lOit pee share (1,0000 was declared, laming a mum of Mi. to be carried te the nest account. Dolcoath Mine eerimed on the Bth inst. a dividend of 81. ow share, leaving a balance to the nest account of Wt. la. 3d. The East Trefusis Mining Company made a call of 10a per share on the 9th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MABIBIE. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) In Msrk-lana to-day the attasdaace of the trade woo small, and the tows firm, bat quiet. Prices of most articles of the trade GPI unaltered, tending upwards. The ;It of home-grown rain was small. The imports of grain into Loudon since bat Monday were reported thlo morning as smell of flour, large of wheat, and very large of oats, but small of barley. WASAT.-For English, held tin at LA Monday's price., the tarn in pollee favour. Fors*" rather dearer. English white, 40s. to Me. ; red, 36e. to 43a. oar qr.; Dantric and Koulgsborg, 42a. to Oda per 49411). ; Rostock. 425. to 50..; other Baltic ports,4oe. to 465. ; Frank, 38s. to 4'24. FLona.-About Is. advance over last Monday's viewless sated. Town, Mo. to 43e.; Norfolk, 30s. to 31s. per 2601!.; Preach, 30e. to 33.. per 280Ib. ; U.S., - per barset. BALLOT quiet at about last Mosday's taw. English, 24e. to 34.. per qr.; Baltic, 245. to 27r. ; other aorta, 1 23e. to 275. per quarter. OATS Improved IN value at about last Monday's Britian, 20e. to 30e. per quarter; Russian, 21s. to 23e. per qr. ; other Baltic porta,M4. to 27a. per quarter. Bosom-English and Egyptian quoted nominally as loot Monday. English tick, Mo. to 425.; harrow, 425. 33 e. 46.. per qr. Foreign, 40a to 60r. per qr. Egyptian, pm r. Pass very quiet at last Monday's mks. Baglish 465. to 600.; hog and grey,_3Bl. to 425.; Rade, hit , 4 FLOATING CARGOI4.--sinos loot Friday 39 grata " -los= Made ware reported arrived at porto of cell, via. 7 whoa, 27 maim, 2 barley, 2 rye, 1 oats. The latest miles not re ported before were, arrived Droll myna, 275. lid. per 480tha ; to•day an snivel cargo ditto mid at 2 75. par 41101ba C.F.I. saattrala .NTO LONDON MON AUG. 4 TO WM. IS. - - o usi ma W v.. bmt lhiefti l.. . tit Usk... ims .... twa in rot h. IWO ll2l 11 un A /4 Al ..- la 2 Wilk .._ 9 29 _ . 237 Dia Facia 11139 131 e .... ow .... ... -- ill WI US fit ▪ X. MI 121 L B3 Al 1 2.) 1 .... DS -- UN eille MINCING-LAMB.—(TIPB_ DAY.) The following public lake are declared for to-roonow:— anger 400 hhds. of West Wis. Coffee . 350 casks of Ca bs ; 1,500 bags of native ; 1,500 begs of Costs Ries, sail 350 bags of Porto Rloo. Cocos : ISO bags of Ti iaidadl sod 600 begs of SVOLL— B Notiellets of importance reported in the private contract market since Friday. Comm remains steady. COCOA Wig en improved tendency. TILL—The market is steady. In other articles no material alteration. Mutate leave • quiet eppearance. TALLOW MARIBT.—(IIBS DAT.) The market is quiet at tits fekkoring seism —Tons tallow. 635. di. net oath ; Petersburg Y.C. on the art, 54e. 9d. ; August to Stptembie, 610.0 d. ; Ottober.ts D ec ember, 65e. 6d. ; do. &swingy, 56a. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Jai.. Di Dori this cos Ditto trots Wt Itt &retool Dot mot Me tram DO hoo .. Prim Y.C. pa cwt. Ws 4•I .. .... Ditto TORII tad ........ . Lm 1 1.40 ltin 11411 ti. 6i, \--:tunt001,,,,.966.479;7 •;."4. - M. ed. Antml for tibe in* mem Nei of AMMO b 04.1111011.. W dettwery. 1.610 csks. Tis NEW MI ve4 NW from dt. retattari, dad 16 tram elm plial.Teiss. mak. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) The number of besets i. not quhe so large as on Monday last: however, trade is dull, and the quotations of that day ors not exceeded. The supply of sheep is alas rather shorter; trade is cheerful bat prior me sot ranch Welter. Lamb trade is exosedlogly hashat laws, rams. Cabala are r ather lower. From Hannasy sad Holland there ere 1,410 beasts, 8,340 sheep. and 310 salvo. Scoiland-100 tows. Norfolk and Suffolk-300. Inland-200; and 2,000 from the northern and midland ormAtirs. asst woos of ell.. •4.• 4. fat *wag Oka a. IL. s• 6. Betkota, Her•fords- 44 4 ft pr...14.1.444414Mi - - Iles IlberAtons. 44 4 414 14 11••••••uallt3 bea 30 4 vi•1a6470 - .••„.•• - Oihm 404/amt....NM wow 4 140 Sot 11s• • lair-•••••• •10 I e lambs Brea at market. 4,760; amen aid Lots. 21.30): cam. 660: 1n0.0.10 - • BOROUGH HOP HARRET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs Pattsadea aail Batik most that the market is dug. Daty 260,0001. COAL MARHET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Haswell, 17a. 34.; Walksr Primrose, 19a.; B4teo . Hartley, 13.. ; Davidson's Nartky. Lambert's Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Clark's Hartley, 14s. 6d.; North Holywell Maim 148.-22 gaps at market. THE MOOJB 001.7 go • Roinuttountrin.—The season for grouse shooting promisee well for the sportsmen, game being unusually abundant sad in good oondition.—Keho Mail. AENPV.IIIIIIIILZ.—Ths birds are moos plentiful on the moors in this neighbourhood than has ever been known, and are remarkably healthy end strong on the wing, The zeighbouring moors will be shot over a. follows :—Dacbal Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bert., M P.. and PM ; Greenock: J. A. Stewart !Godson, Esq.. of Carnoek ; Gourook: Major Dem& and party; Gervock : John Reid, Req., Poet , o6sgow. Great sport is anticipated, as the birds generally sit well during each warm, calm weather se we are experiencing at present.—Orwrsock Adoerhier. FORPAIIIIIM—Fur the pest few days the trains for the north have been crowded with noblemen and gentlemen pro ceeding to their shooting quarter*. The moors in the imme diate neighbourhood and towards the range of the Grampians are most pemisteg, and we have every reason to anticipate • name par.—Montrose Baeittr. C•ITROWSS.—WO learn that the prospects of sport on the moors of this county, particularly on the low grounds, are exceedingly good. All the moors are let, and more would have been Wen had they been in the market. A large , number of gentlemen—away old familiar faoee—arrived by two lest steamers, and more are expected on Saturday.— , liorthern Brining. Isvestriss•es tax. dte.—SPlPtras have bees mailing lsvwsssws•eataw, through the streets every hour this week, and nearly all the shooting-boxes in the Highlands are now well filled. The t list of the moors that have be taken. and the names of the sportemen is the largest list intim same date tiers 1858. A few choice moors are still in the market. From the forests we learn that some good stage have been killed, and that the deer are generally in good oondition.—lntweeu Carrier. —= -- - - THE PADINAM Peraiezz.--The Rev. E. A. Verity, as an inhabit/in of the leallt, and a beneficed clergyman whose pariah includes a pestles of the town of Pulliam, makes the following statements an behalf of the opetstivoo : —" I. There are Soar psalm menutuntrers at Pada= who ate paying the rate of mire chimed by the operatives an strike. They ere making the sae description of cloth and upon the same hod of hams ea the raven masters who obstinately refuoe to give this m e asure of justice to their workmen. Them mills are rung 2. The remon why the Burnley sad Putnam roasters have enrolled themaelms M • union la to keep down wages in their respeotive loath ties. These toroidal are the worm paid districts in Lanca shire, an operative earning upon an average about is. per week. 3. The mill-hands are in a state of serfdom to their employers, and if any spirited operative protests he in in stoutly diendeeed, with all the members of hie family and kindred, and by a refined species of cruelty denied employ. meat by the mestere to whom he applies for work, being a ' marked man.' 4. The system of Ism and abatements in the milts of Padihsm, Comm, nd Burnley, wish a kw honourable exceptlone, is so il•preesive and unjust, that a good workman's wart, are oftentimes reduced 35 per cent, they being compelled to repair defective machinery, mime shuttle-pegs, cuts, caps, brahee, glees, km 5. The tyranny and dictation are chiefly OD the part of the masters. The operatives have been goaded without mores to commit acts of violence, bet. although now on strike for 211 weeks, their attitude is admirable, and Hair conduct DOD, but reepeotful and peaceable." FRIGHTFUL OCCIARIFICE ON THE EASTERN COvNTIVE ItAILWAT.—On esendsy morning Mr. J. C. Lewis, the aortae, foe Beam, opened en inquiry at the Red Lion Inn, Ilford, on the mutilated remains of a male masa. whose name Is supposed to be Perkins, apparently about forty-live years of age, who lost his life oe - ths Hoe of the Resting Counties , Railway under very trialittel eirosm- Manche. The evidence went to prove that the deceased had some from Imam on Thursday &hereof n, by a which left the Shoreditch station about halt-past teakt' ' Re alighted at the Ilford platform, sod Irma on his way to the City of London Centetery, Little Ilford, to on th e arrangements for a funeral which was to take flare I T . following day, when he made en attempt macs o a pa to footway which peseta over the main line, st , he three p.m. down train for Chelmsford approached : slid before he \ sod ei th in ewbole of t t The to an the proper evidence,. • bet the dec aeaad was reported to be an undertaker, who had carried on amines, in the i Cortain•road, /Thor/ditch. The proceedings were then oi -1 gssuthetmarou"otnnloifnatirgh"oefilwceP7"sesdhiodwt°Ert I ts '°l' ci la i S d• n t i flrn ti v' e a t; sediment time I journal until Thursday nest 3 \ N i I IP .-, :► r I ii; le 0 6I 1$ ID U 4 96 99 91 OS CI 21 P• ON gll4* I a al sA H i 191 - 10T 111 114 111 113 115 1.9 111 01 (.3 315 119 It W I" I N . lbds7 F5l US N N N U st a 91 bli F'Si 4 . t is Mb- OD IN IS li Ni 101 Ni IN N 1111 us Me Ile NI MO I 01 di iii in V' 114 ii it fi I I pm n fOn N ii si all k .4 is II a MI F 4 II li ll le i lie i S ISI ot _1 lIIND N NS Ss es us 101 1.1,