The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-13 00:00:00

..UMM . .e..... THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1866. LONDON BETTING. 2 P.M. Na t 150,0001 1.00.000 j There was a large muster of members but nothing doing in the way of speculation on future events, the whole of the business resolving itself into one of settling on past events. __,ciabe.qp.a.. • • Do. Gov. 6 p. e.,1117746 De. 6pN.Feb.4t.kog. Do.6perct. Mar. • - • Do. 5 perct.Jaa.al • ‘ Do. Speret. Ina • • • .• aneof CI HopOper.lB73 DO. 40.1800-1800 Da. do. 186040 D'. do. 188041 ---,000 Do.sp.e.hp.GOetivoo 100,000 Ceylon,Nov. 186 11,6p.et ,000 Do. 167& do.. .000 Do. 1871 d 0... .000 Matuithts 6 per et.,1875 ,000 Do. 18 :. .000 Do. 188! 1885 ,500 HAUL Gov. Oyer cent.. 000 New BrunuGov.lpeact. . New South Wales Gov_ 6 p. 0000.,1871 to 1876 Do. 5 p. 0.1888 to 1898 ~000 New Zealand 6per cent ,0001 Do. sper cent ,000 Nova Scotia 6p. 0.,1075 ,0001Queonaland Go.. 6p. ct. S. AustOor. 6 p. et .1868 Do. 1878 and upwda. Wio.Gov.6p. e. Jam July Do. OP. 01. APTIMOG• YORKIGN 111 • 36,000; 2 , Alandllos Limited) 100,0001 1 Anglo-lirsa.Gold(Lim ) I 20,0001 20 'Australian 10,0)0' 5 ' Brazil. Lit 31.C.0.(Lins-) I 12,0001 10 Cape Copper (Limited) 25,4001 2 Caput Silver (limited) 1 30,000. 6 )eliontalueldt S. 12,000 , 40 .Cobra Copper 10,000, 20 Comalxv,Limited) 100,000 1 , Don Pedro, N. Del Boy 1 25,0001 S [Nast Del limy (Limited) 26,000 2 'Fortune (Limited) 60,000) 2 , Frontino&BolivtaGold 20,000 20 'General 68,000' 11 )Kapunda (Limited) 16,M 3 Linares 'Limited) 10,000 5 ,Lusitanian (Limited) 103,015 1 .11ariquita 50,00) 4 I Panulcillo Copper (4) 10,000 20 Poutgiiraud Silver Lead 100,0)0 5 tort Phillip • • . 1 kiwis Barb.Gold6l.(l-) 12v,4,10 1 scottibli Austral.;ilm.) 11,000 st. .1 olin del kter )Lim.)l 43,124 30 !United Mexican (Um.) 30,000 2 ',Val Antivria Gold 50.040 1 , VellanzaiscnOold)Lim.) 100)0 10 Vancouver Coal 71r0.11 (1,0,10 10 ;Val heasani r Limited)! 20,0)0 5 Washoe Gold iLingted 80,000 1 'W o rthing 'Limited) •‘. 75.00 1 Yorke Peninsula (Lint ): 45,000 3 mlaunmuLua ASMAULT OE A LICENSED VICTUALLER. James Burns, a labourer, of Fullwood's-rents, St. Andrews, was charged with being drunk and disorderly, and with assaulting Mr. George Roberts, licensed victualler, and proprietor of the King's Head public-house, ',wither lane, and tearing his shirt and waistcoat. The pri soner was further charged with assaulting police constable Elford, 134 G, in the execution of his duty. On Saturday night the prisoner was in the front of the house drunk and annoying the customers, and when be was asked to desist he would not. Mr. Roberts then went to put him out of the house, on which the prisoner kicked him and knocked him about. Not content with this, ho tore the prosecutor's shirt and waistcoat, doing damage to the extent of 15s. The police were then called, and the prisoner kicked and knocked them about, and it was with great difficulty that he could be got to the police-station. The prosecutor said, in answer to the court, that the prisoner had not got drunk in his house, for being deter mined to conduct his house in a quiet respectable manner, he never served drunken men. The prisoner said he had no answer to make to the charge as he was drunk and did not recollect what had occurred. The magistrate fined the prisoner 55., and 15s. the damage, or in default 10 days' imprisonment in the House of Correction. For the assault on the constable the prisoner would have to pay a fine of 10s., or in default be further imprisoned for seven days. The prisoner was locked up in default. THAMES. There were 40 prisoners brought to this court on charges of felony, assault, wilful damage, drunkenness, and dis orderly conduct, who were apprehended between 5 o'clock on Saturday night and 9 o'clock this morning. A DESPERATE. THIEF. John Sullivan, an Irish labourer, aged 23, and described as having no settled home, was brought before Mr. Par tridge charged with stealing 12 feet of lead pipe and two brass taps, value 2/., the property of Mr. George Ilaley, and with violently assaulting him. Mr. Miley, a gentleman of property, is the owner of a house, No. 43, Leman-street, Whitechapel, and went there to look over the building. Be discovered that a quantity of leaden pipe and two brass taps had been removed. They were fixed to the wall, from which they were removed by force. On searching the premises he found the prisoner behind the kitchen door. The prisoner I attempted to run away, and Mr. Miley seized him. Ho then made a savage attack on Mr. Haley, and threatened to murder him. A tremendous struggle ensued, and Mr. Haley was much hurt. The ruffian would no doubt have killed the prosecutor if Mr. John Coxford, of 55, Great Prescott-street, had not come to his aid, and helped him to secure the prisoner. Mr. Ilsley was seriously hurt, and his eye injured. Mr. Coxford was also savagely assaulted by the prisoner. The prisoner said he was tipsy when he entered the house. Mr. Partridge committed the prisoner for trial CHARING CROSS HOTEL COMPANY (LIMITED). (Before Mr. Serjeant Dowling.) AN OLD OFFENDER BROUGHT TO JUSTICR. Ass Robinson, 27 and William Tooker, 36, were indicted tor stealin g a p air o f b oo t s , th e p ro perty of William Ives. The prisoners pleaded not guilty. Emma Gibbs, of No. 2, King's-terrace, St. Pancras and, aid on the 21st of July ebe was minding the shop of kr. Iva, in the Pancras-roe (, when the prisoners came in. The woman wanted a pair of boots. After pointing to two or three pairs she said that none would suit her, ad while witness was getting a pair which were on a bee high up in the shop, the male prisoner Pat his arm Onto the window, and put a pair of boots into his pocket. She told him that she had seen 1118 pat a pair of boots in his pocket, and he said " no," lad went away. She missed the boots, and went titer a constable. The female prisoner was detained, and Hen charged with complicity denied that she knew the Mk Prisoner. It was proved beyond doubt that the prisoners were lidl .. acquainted with one another, and they were found usofr. The court sentenced Tookea to seven yearn' rod servitude, and the woman to be imprisoned and Opt to hard labour for three mouths. A THIEF . CLEVERLY DETECTED. Jam Mi r•dith, 10, described as a waistcoat maker, was %Acted for stealing a pair of boots value 7s. 6d., the pro- Ma of Richard MitchelL The prosecutor, a sharp fellow living at 79, Drury-lane, old the prisoner came into his shop and tried on several tof boots, and from the amount of trouble she gave „ he suspected her and told a boy to watch her. He ; r all turned his hack to stet • pair of boots , and when he , re, Mo aHE AuEPRESENTATION OF NORTH SHROPSHIRE. 'lived round the prisoner said she would pa' y Is. deposit . nrthe pair of boots. Thep rosecutor asked her which —Much surprise was occasioned in North Shropshire on Pasha nie t • the •in p h d the pair in her Saturday by the announcement of the fact (gleaned in the Wkei. At anhis patr her an or au _ de first instance from the parliamentary reports in the morn she t prisoner became very in ignant, d ing parrs) that Major Oust had retired from the repro aheadhad nothing in her pocket. She afterwards put hit hand • iuto her pocket and asked the prosecutor if he sentation of the constituenc. It was rumoured that the *mat the h fth I t be v aca n t e Wellington Cust, 1....., se (pulling a pair from her poach)) and he said nep ew o ea e mem r, . would o ff er himself for the seat, and later in the ". did, He then gave her into custody. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. day the rumour was confirm ed b y the a pp earance of an Warden Howe and Wiltshire proved that the prisoner address to the electors signed by that gentleman. In it W Mr was an old w h o lifter, fter, and had been in prison several times. . . Cunt says he is a conservative , and will g ive a g eneral t" Coa ct sentenced the prisoner to be kept in penal REFORM MEETING IN LANCASHIRE . — A most 'inc unilude for five years. easeful open air reform meeting was held at Winning-hall, near Accrington, East Lancashire, on Saturday, the num- Dismtaaaf, OP VOLUNTEEII3.-011 Friday even- ber present being estimated at 10 , 000 , of whom, as ap- Major Mechem, the commanding officer of the 10th peered by a show of hands, only five possessed votes. Mr. arwickshire (Leamington) Rifle Corps, announced the R. S. Ashton, a magistrate, of Darwin, was in the chair ; vsmaz , on with respect to the Volunteers who had been and the meeting was addressed, among others, by Mr. ~,_2 •N rted for insubordination and irregularities at the Smiles, of London. The resolutions were in aocordanee ''LeiSigh Deer Park on the 31st ult. Corporal Mann, with the purposes of the meeting, which may be described Ibd Privates Hardman, Prestidp, Underhill, and Green as one of the most successful ever held in the county. l'es dismissed, the major telling them they had die- CRYSTAL PALACZ. HALF-A-CROWN DAY. Pared,.. their uniform and the Corp , and the service to *wen they belonged. —Birmingham Goa*. ... Q ATURDAT, AcQUiT 11.—Admiarions on payment, 2,053; ditto by Demon tickets, 4,1 U ; total visitors, 6,164. (TIIISDAY.) The fifth ordinary general meeting was held to day g at thesChroing.cross Hotel, the Hon. JAMES BYNG pre- The report, an abstract of which has already appeared, was taken as read. The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, referred to the very satisfactory result which had been attained during the half-year, notwithstanding that the company had had to pay during the period 5001. additional on loan, and that all kinds of provisions had been at extremely high prices. An appeal against an excessive assessment of their property had been successful, and the company would probably save thereby :W. per annum. The motion was seconded by Mr. W. G. THowrSoN, and unanimously agreed to. The dividend was declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum.or 10s. per shire. free of income tax, payable at the Imperial Bank on and after Friday, the 31st inst. Mr. Byng and Mr. Thompson, the retiring directors, were re-elected, and Mr. Hughes and Mr. G. Smith were re-elected auditors. The CHAIRMAN said that one very satisfactory matter during the prevalence of cholera was the remarkaby healthy position of the hotel. Every care was taken to keep the premises in a perfect sanitsuy state, and they had not had a servant in the house ill. The proceedings terminated with a cordial vote of thanks to the Chairman and directors. !IS DAY.) SHARE L On o'CLoas. The railway market is steady to-day, with trans actions to a fair extent. Great Northern stock is in good demand, and has risen 1 per cent., but South Eastern has declined t. The other le ading lines are quoted the same as on Saturday. London and North-Western stock is quoted 114 to ; Great Western, 52} to t ; Mid land, 12] to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1231 to 1 4 ; Caledonian, 120} to 1214 • South 1 . ; Eastern, 66} to ; Great Easters, 29t : to •, Great Northern 116 to 118 ; ditto A, 123} to 124 • Metropolitan, Ikl to 130; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 19 to Foreign and colonial way shares are quiet, and prices generally unchanged. ox.mxxxv MAIM AND grocia. Rh. I Pd. I RAILWAY& I i on r ale° 1°4113' OD IlatOrda7. LO p.M. 100 Bristol and Easter 100 Caledonian 100 Cambrian all ,Cork and Bandon 1 all Cornwall 100 Dublin and BelfastJunc 100 Dundee,Perth,dtAbdJn all 'last London Scrip Cart 100 Do 'lOO Olamow and S. Western 100 Great Eastern Ord. St 1100 1 De. K Ans. Stk., No 2 100 preatNorth of Scotland 1100 iGreat Northern 100 Do.A A rec. no div. un -100 I Do. J til 6p.c. is patdß 100 (Do. New tu. a' 25 pax 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock 100 1 0t. South & West (Ire ) 100 (bust Western 100 Do.StourVaLGua.Stk 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. Mid—Oxford 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 , Lancashire &Yorre 100 Lon..Brfehtn, &S.Conat 100 LondonAtathun,&Dov 100 Do. Id et Erten. AU p.c. 100 London & North Weatn. 100 LondonatiouthWestern 100 'tan. She., &Lincolnah 100 'Metropolitan 81 Do New all Do. Extension all Metropolitan District 10 Do. do. do. all Do. &St John's-wood 100 Midland 6 1 Do. E 9 Shares 100 Do. Birm. et Derby all ;Mid lent 100 North British 100 Do. Min ,Perth,Dund 100 N. Eastern—Berwick 10$ Do. O. N. K 100 De. Leeds 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle all Do. Stock. &Darling. 18 Do. do., 180041 100 ,North London 7 Do. do., 1864 7 1 Do. so., 1865 100 North Staffordshire .... 100 N. & S. Western Juno 100 ',Scottish Central 100 !Scottish K Aber. Stk 100 ',Scottish Midland 10C 'Shropshire Union 100 'South Devon 100 ,South Eastern all Staines, Wokingham,it c 100 !Taff Vale S 1 Do. C 100 Vale of Neath 100 Waterford & Kilkenny 6 Waterloo & Whitehall 100 Wogs Cornwall BRITISH PO 80 91 120 122 26 46 li 16 6 6 67 70 70 72 111 113 29 30 6 7 116 118 129} 124} 91 93 59 62 36 V 33 26 113} 134 86 87 19 20 117 117} 90 92 58 67 x 8 124 1 I It 18L , 161 1 89 91 voll 1211 121) 1} If pm 90 92 321 1 48 W 22 24 105 107 36 lt.ti 4 191119 } 8 117 i I 1 VO4 zd 10 : i 90 Mt T. 49} 50 1041 4 i4.soel 16,808 )0,000 dales. 67 69 101 105 34 351 9 10 pm 119 121 1 2 pm 1 2 pm 76 77 108 112 160 154 73 76 45 47 04 d7i 7i sII 140 144 2 3 pa 100 103 63 66 Closing prioeL I M — 65 97 99 Os Par 1 4 76 60 80 66 100 103 95 100 93 100 50 21 85 87 65 as 62 60 66 45 60 57 42 38 39 92 25 1041 105 e I , 1 pm 1 pm , 1 pm 95 100 1 91 93 1 , 4 i 1 141 6 Wu at 93 I 83 36 I 14 1 dis: 966 97 ss 90 83 64 59 01 100 194 b♦ 88 so as 05 97 93 55 1 ells 95 001 31. BAND. Agra& Mastermmes (L 1 Albion Alliance Lon.d Liverpool' Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian' Lim.) Auglo Italian Limited Asiatic Bala' tor. new oh Australasia Lim Au( BritishColumb New. issued 2 pm Bank of Egypt Bank of London Bank of Otago (Limited.: Bink of Queensland , L. liankof Victoria, Austral hank of New Zealand liarnmrs Bank ,Ltmited BrasillankPortuguese L; I British& Califuratan,L,! Itch ish N. Atuvrica Lhlietlilliitte&CO. IL. I C. Bk. India, Aus. Most Chart. Mar. of lndis,&c City Colonyd Bunk o Com ktedoff India, Re t Conso li Delhi and London East London (Limited': Eastern Exchange; Lira.; English and American .1 English Jo , nt Stock ,f. 1 Eng. Scot.& Ausl.Cliartd English and Swedish (L j European Ban k• Limited Ilindion.CLina.t.Jap.iL Imperial Kink 1 Imperial Ottoman lonian Do. New Land Mort. Bk. Indiu,L . Do by Lich., 1e 4 ; 1 . 3 0 Yrt! ' Lon. Bk. of If e rico. London and Brazilian I Do. New London & ItiverPlate:L I Do. New, las. at pm! Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of A ustri., London and County London Joint Stock 1 London & South African. Lon. & S. Western ;Lim': London & Venezuela:l London et Westminster. Merchant Bank (Lim., . Do. New Mercantile &Exchan'L Metro. . 4 c Prov. Bank L'. Midland Bank Lim i • I National of Australaela , National of Liverpool N. Pro. of England Do. Std k 3rd issue National Bank New South Wales New Zealand (halted; North Western Oriental Bank Corporn OrienLOorAß.Liate o .C Do. do. lateN. F Do. do. lateF.C Provin.ltankingCorP.(L 1 Provine. of Scinde,Puni.,it Delhi tL), Do. issued at 2 pm 1 South Australia Stand. of B. S. Africa 1 ' Do. do. us. at 0 pan , Union of Australia I Union of Ireland (Lisa)' ljalaa of Loudon DEBENTURE 870019. 1 Pd • Ot.Esta 4 p.c. hisr.d&e. p.lOO O.Ntlin.4 p.c. Jan. & July 100 O. Wain.—W. 1&.- 01 , 4 +1 p. et., Jan. & July ... 400 • Lane etYlt.4p.c.lan.&Jly 100 Lsn.Brtglt.4p.c.Jan. 6 J l y 100 LlN.W.4p.e.Jan.& July 100 Do. 34p.e. Jan.& July 100 L.&S.W.4p.e. Jan.& July 100 Mielland,4p.c.Jan.&July 100 N. British, E. P. & S p. et., Feb. & Aug. .. 100 N.Estrn.,4p e.Jan.&July 100 . p.e.Ap.&o4. 100 8 e dl4l • 6•11, id 181 1 piffle: 11 9 del 11 9 did 4 d 87 89 17 19 30 II M 3 dial 6 341 x. 17 13 dial 98 41 0 -- 8 pm :d! 20 10 ami 2 lal 6 3as IS 47 RAII.WATS. 100 gall Atlantic &St. Lawrence St. 100 Bom. Bar. &C. In. gsp.e. 20 , 8 1 Do. lr Shares 20 all Buffalo & Lake Huron 10 all ! Do. Preference 100 100 Buff.,Brant.,&Godirtch i 6 per cent. 167.2-24 St. 110 Cal. &S. Eastern sp. c.g. St. • ICO Cape I'.k UockG p. e.g. 100 all Demerara,7p.c.Perpref. St. 100 East Ileogal gu. 6do St. ,100 East Indian gu. sdo St. 100 Grano Trunk of Canada . 100 all i lb. F.ouip.M.B.6p.ct 100 • all ; Do. Ist preL Bowls 100 all I Do. do. deferred, 100. all; Do. 2nd pref. Bonds. 100 all , Do. do. deferred. 100 all • lb. Srd pref. Steck • 100 all Do. do. deferred i 100 all Do. 4th preL Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred' St. 100 Great Indian Pcoinsula 20 10 Do. gu► 6 per amt.. 20 . 6 Do. New dm .... 20 2 Do. New St. 100 Ot N. of India. g. sp. ct St.. 100 De. 4 / I per ceuL St. 2' 201 all Gt. %Vestern of Canidal 20 . Do. New 100 all • 1/....Gp.c 1.113.pay.1673 1 100 all : Do.si do. do. 187; I 10 3 'lndikmßrancit,Limited), St 100 ;Drees iguar. Sp. cont. I St. 120 ' Do. do. 41 do , St. 100 j Do. do. sJ de 1 20 15 Do. )'llth Extension' St. 106 Melh. Corp. 0 per c. 60 ' all I Itelb. and Hubsonaltar 100 all Do. 6p. et., pay. IS.so 100 aB I Do. 6p. ct., pay. IS2fo St. 100 1N.8.0f Camflp glstp./3.1 St. 100 Sande, gus. 5 pser cent. . St. 'lOO I Do. Delhi. do 20 • 2 Do. do. do. St. 100 Do. Punjaub do. .. St. )100 Do. Indite St. Plot.. do 1 JOINT STOC: ISR I BANKS. 66000 50 10,000 50 40,000 100 100.000 20 40,000 50 1 20,000 11,800: 20 30,000 40 1 12:00 20 15,600 20 10,000 25 40,000, 20 26,000 20 10,000 100 20,000 60 50,000, 10 1 40,000 50 60,000 10 20,000 501 20.000 50 15,500. 20 10,000 sol *O.OOO 25 60,000 20 20,000 100 441,000 20a 40,0)0 25 150.000 10 10,000, 50 21,000, 50 60,000 : 20 20,000 SO 20,000 : 25 30,000 20 20,000. 50 45,000 54 40,000 100 20:000 100 202,5001 20 6,000: 25 ss 100,000 600,000 . 100 20,000 50 13,000'1001 22,000 20 6,000 100 ' 10,000 251 20,000 25 60,000 1 20 37,5001 50 7%000 50 26,000' 20 , 10,000'100 6,000. 60 60,000 100 10,000 100 1 5,000'160 60,000 501 17,156 100 4,000,1001 20,000' 6 1 20,000'1001 10,100 100 66,000 20 1 60,0001 60 37,500, 20 60,000. 10' 60,000 1 20 60,0301 25 20,000 20 26,0001 20 21,000 1 20 27,210 60 10,000 100 .22.°°21 20 13 29 15 Se " 1303 16 6kl 15, pum l 44 24 27_ I I;d+. 4 2 414 4 s al. 16 12 4114 18 19 id 13 11 WA 14 11 dil l 4 S 5 S 973 _ . 17,06111 10,000,: 60,000' 10,0011 80.000 618,000 St. 630,000 St. 1028223 St . 812.830 St. 269,730 St. j ......: rt . . 82,48 St. .. -. ISt. 1 16° 100 06 1100 160 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Only& moderate quantity of English wheat was on sale here to-day. Last year's qualities were taken off slowly, at late quotations. New parcels came slowly to hand, and were disposed of at from 50s. to 58s. per qr. The show of foreign wheat was tolerably extensive. Sales progressed slowly, but no quotable change took place in prices. Scarcely any English barley was in the market, and the supply of foreign was limited. On the whole the trade ruled steady, at full quotations. Malt-the supply of which was good-moved off slowly. Late rates, however, were supported. We were well sup- plied with foreign and colonial oats. Good and fine par- eels sold steadily at full quotations, but inferior kinds were dull at late rates. In beans next to nothing was doing at the late decline in value. Peas sold heavily at late rates. A sample of new was 8 brought forward. 1 The demand for flour was in a sluggish state at last t a l week's currency. The arrivals of grain and seed-laden vowels off coast gs, were moderate. Fine cargoes of wheat moved off freely, 81. at full prices, but the demand for inferior qualities ruled Bt. heavy, on rather easier terms. Ghirka, arrived, 43e. to St 48a. ; Banat, 465. 3d. per 492 lbs. White Pas- a t sages, 53e. M. ; Red Navarre, 495. per 480 lbs. Owing to the large quantity on offer the trade for maize e t . was inactive, and in the value of inferior parcels a further Bt. reduction of 6d. per qr. took place. Fine parcels, how- St. ever, supported late rates. Moldavian, arrived, 27.. to St. 275. tkL per 4921 be. ; Wa ll acbian, 225. 9d. to 26e. 6d. ; yellow Baltimore. 2. 3d. ; Enos, 245. 13d. ; Banat, 265. 6d. ; BR New Bulgarian, 26a. 'lid. to 265. od. ; mixed New York, 235. 91. to 265. 3d. per 480Ibs. In consequence of the s e . scarcity of barley, the trade for all descriptions was very St. firm, and arrived cargoes were disposed of at an advance of Bt. MI. per qr. Bulgarian, arrived, 265. ; Wallachian, 25e. 3d. ' • l!'' 1 ; Ibrail, tkl. ; Taganrog, on pas age, 255. per 4001 be. aR A cargo of Danubian rye changed hands at 275. per 480 10 lbs. The trade for beans continued dull, with drooping io prices. Egyptian, 335. to 345. per 480 hlilletseed was 100 steady at late rates. Danubian, arrived, realised 21s. tki. per 100 480 lbs. A fair amount of business was transacted in hewed, 1 ( t. ) and prices again improved GI to ls. per qr.; Azoff, arrived, • 61s. 3d. ; Taganrog, 625. Gd. ; Azoff, on passage, 61.. to Bt. 625. Gd. per -124 lbs. East In dian, arrived, 675. 3d. ; ditto, ai June, July, or August shipment, 655. to 67.. per 410161. St. Bombay, in warehouse, 70s. ; Calcutta, 675. GL k, 31 . tkits. ; Black Sea or Azoff, 62e. to 625. Gd. - See St. ! 1 ,., Petersburg, 60s. to 61s. per quarter. Linseed cakes, a were in fair request at quite late rates. London-made, 111. s e to 111. 51.; New York, in barrels, 10!. 103.; ditto, in bags, St. 10/. to 101. Se.; Western, 0!. 12.. Ml. to 9!. 17s. MI.; and se Marseilles, Si. 12a. Gd. per ton. Cottonseed cakes were 25 held at 41. 7s. 61. to 4!. 12.. td. per ton. In rapeseed V,. sales progressed steadily, at fully Is. per qr. inure 10 money. East Indian, July, August, or September shipment se 48s. Gd. to 50s. per 5 maunds ; Guzerat in warehouse, 595. 84. to 60e. ; Ferozepore, ; Calcutta, 535. to 530. 6.1. ; Wild Back Sea or Azoff, 275. to 28s. per qr. More busi nese was pasting in cottonseed, and the quotations were Its . 2s. 6d. per ton higher than in the p. evious week. Egyptian, Bt . arrived 71..'55. to 71. 103. per ton. St. ARRIVAL or SEEDS4.-English-Linseed, (1:1 ; rapeseed, 20 985; maize,lo3 • and sundry, $96 qra. Foreign-Linseed, St. 11,026 ; rapeseed, 8,207 ; maize, 26,752 ; and 'unary ' 70 10 St. quarters. SL Exporrs.-Oats, 300; linseed, 1,550; and oilseed, 10 1,300 quarters. CTRRENT PRlOE:a.' ENGLISH. Per Qr. I Pee Qr. WREST. 4. Baser, Kent, red, old 43 to :,1 Do. white, old 533 9 to 57 new 42 to 64 Norfolk and Lincoln red, new BARLEY. 33 to 43 34 to 36 30 to 33 OATS. I. e. Scotch potato Irish, white „ black_ l9 to V 45 to 52 Malting Distilling Grinding MALT Beier, Nortolii:ind Suffolk 6R to rs Kingston and Ware SS to 67 Brown 4B to 63 _ • • BE alts. Managua (1S&. 4l to 44 Tick 4l to 44 Harrow ?tgdon 47 to 50 It.i E. 26 to 28 OATS. English, feed scotch, feed 22 to V 1 26 to 31 1 23 to 27 Fottl Per Qr. WHIR?. it. I. Dantzie and Komp berg 55 to 61 RoAtock & Madden- _ . . Grey... Maple . White . Boilers 37 to 39 4C to 4t :P. , to 43 39 to 43 bury/ Danish Russhin, hard R 7 to al to ♦S too soft American, red „ white LkftLET. 47 to 50 52 to 66 w Pl.O L'R Onnding Diftt.lMug Malting . 39 to 3o .. 3: to 39 .. 39 too) OATti. Dutch 'n to 281 feodiug ARRIVAL% OF GRAIN. Re, I: WATISR CARRIAGE, FIW3 INCLI*SIVK Town made, per 280 lha. Household 42 to 44 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, el ship 34 to 33 Pa Qr. OATS. A P. Danish and Swedish '2o to 27 ituadiku MANS.. Danish Egyptian Pea& Maple .... Bailers Whit.) . Yellow S 1 w 4 ii t 4: 42 INDIAN COIGN. 31 t 33 29 lc 31 FLOUR. French, per sack.... 24 to 41 SPankh • ... 3i to 41 Atuerivall, per brL tl4 t 10 Canadian . 24 to *.,0 iTO LONDON, BY LAND AND AUGUST 4 TU ALUUST 11, rheat. Baxley. I Malt. qrs. qrs. tars. English ril 47 1123381 8 Irish . Foreign „' 12378 1609 I - - Total I 1:442 1704 Usti. Beans; Yeas' Flour . yrs. , yrs. Igm I brit., .kg. I"_2 100 19i .. 80228' 36 3410 1600 210 12'186 80457 220 1144.106 16d917=41 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Orr ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (FROII OUR OWN CORREAPoNDENT.) The market continues quiet but firm, and the sales fool up between 8,000 or 10,000 bales. ]MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.) SeGAß.—There is some inquiry at about the rates ruling last week, but no important ales are reported. Refined : Wet lumps and pieces continue in good request at firm prices ; dried goods are steady at last week's decline. CorYgr..—A fair general business is doing. The sales include about 100 casks of plantation Ceylon at 80s. to 83s. fid. TEA continues steady but quiet. PEPPER.—There are still buyers at full prices. Rue. Abaft 3,000 bags sold, chiefly Bassein, at 9s. ; a small part white Bengal, at 15s. 3d. Rum and SALTPETRE—No sales reported. Corroy.—Tbere has been a fair demand since Friday at steady prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; Town tallow is quoted 4.35. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, new. 445. 6d.; old, 445.; Oetober to December. 45e. 6d. ; December, 46e. 6d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1863. I 1864. 166.5. 1866. Stock on hand this day.. casks' 41.:142 44,074 Delivery last week ' 1,v3.i 1,419 Ditto from Ist June 1 9,955 10,813 Arrival last week 1.268 203 Ditto from Ist June 13,573 9,865 I a. d. a. d. PriceY.C. on spot this day 43 0 i 41 9 Ditto Town last Friday . ..„ : _43 9 43 0 2 3 .210 20,9r9 1 1,970 15,375 14,038 2.257 417 11,132 13,30 s d. s.l s. d. d 42 9 31 44 0 0 45 9 145 9 • ----•-- •• Arrival for ill. week ending 24st August last year 4.20 g casks and delivery 2.4:ki eesks. The arrival last week comprised 392 caaks Odes a, and 23 other places—total, 417 cask>. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a large supply of beasts, chiefly consisting of foreign and middling qualities. The choicest English beasts are disposed of at nearly late rates, but a clearance cannot be effected of inferior descriptions. The number of sheep is about the same as last Monday ; the demand has decreased, and the prices of that day cannot be realised throughout. The demand for lambs and calves is very limited, and prices on the average are lower. Our foreign supply consists of 3.760 beasts, 12,100 sheep. 230 calves, and 210 pigs. From Scotland we have 10 beasts ; Ireland, 52 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, GO ; and 1,768tr0m the Northern and Midland counties. Per stone of Ellha. sd.a d. Per stone of Albs. a. d. a. d Best Scots, Ilerefds. 5 4 5 8 1 Best Das& Hf-bdsBh 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 5 2 5 6 Best Long-w 0015.... 5 4 5 Second quaL beasts 310 4 4 Do. do. Shorn.... 00 0 0 Calves Pigs Best Dade Hlf -bred/ 5 10 6 2 Lambs Beasts at market, 5,650; sheep and lambs, 27,100; calves, 250; Pi" 530. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report more activity in the market, fine wimples of the last year'■ growth being in good demand, while old hops meet with ready sale at slightly enhanced rates. The accounts from the plantations are about the same as at the end of last week. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIMPOOL, AUGUST 11.—Sales to-day :—Great Eastern. 291 Great Western, 52}—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 124} } I — London and North Western, 117} j I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 661 xd —Metropolitan, 130—Midland, 121} I--South Eastern, 613; 7—Buffalo and Lake Huron, •}-Fire Twenties, Exc 68I—G rea hanget Luxembo Bank, 10 d.—British andg. 12;—Alliance Bank,t7 Foreign Marin e and , 9.16 I 9.16 p.—London and Lancashire Fire insurance, 1 d.—Royal Insurance, 2 13-16 p. —Thames and Mersey Marine 4 sd and b p. —Anglo-American Telegraph, 12 -Atlantic Telegraph, 23. Ditto 8 per cent., 3 916 Natlmal Steam Company, 101 d.—West India and Pacific Company, 6 d. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commbsioner Holroyd.) Ilf Iti D. A. VICKIE. . Tim bankrupt, described u of 150 Leadenhall-street, n t r came up for examination and discharge. male, supported the bankrupt. &reed, on behalf of the assignees, said although es accoupta sad been filed the liabilities were ' boot 16,000 i., and the bankrupt's affairs vie i n a state of great complication. Goods m oliderable value had been unfortunately consigned by bo k i opt to his brother, now deceased, who conducted bnseh business at Alexandria, and the Consular Court si Aussie:lth had became possessed of the property ; but inmi neelly with a view to its recovery, had sent out a , n n o 0 / attorney, which was now under the consideration fi O. authorities. The bankrupt had also sent goods i n Rotterdam, which were in course of realisation. /b ag regard to the complicated position of the matter o n m ignon had consented to the employment of an sa mosas to assist the bankrupt in the preparation of his screws' He understood that the bankrupt contemplated w i in g a proposal to his creditors with a view to annulling his bankruptcy, bat until the accounts were filed it would be i m possible to tors' an opinion as to the reasonableness d th•ProPona Ow bearing Mr. Chidley kb Honour granted an adjournment pending the preps ratio of the accounts. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The August session of the Central Criminal Court em opened this morning before the Right Hon. the Lori Mayor, the Recorder (Russell Gurney, Esq,. V.), Alderman Challis, Alderman W. Lawrence, and (thiamin Waterlow, the Sheriffs, tinder-Sheriffs, &c. file calendar, as at present made up, contains the names I LK male prisoners and 16 females, total 113. Of these w ieners 40 are committed from the city of London, 58 troia Middlesex, 3 from the Admiralty jurisdiction, 10 from Sent, and 5 from Surrey. The offence. are classified to follows :—Murder, 1 ; feloniously wounding with intent to m urder, 10 ; manslaughter, 7 ; assaulting women, 5 ; f or gery, 8 ; burglary, 10 ; larceny, 36 ; uttering counterfeit om m, 14 ; embezzlement, 8 ; robbery, 6 ; and perjury, 1. A m ong the cases not in the calendar is a charge against one of the voters of Maidstone for perjury before the oore mittee of the House of Commons, in reference to the last election for that borough. The prosecution will be conducted by)the Solicitor-General on behalf of the govern meat. The allegation of perjury is that both the sitting cascabers, Messrs. Lee and la batman, gave him a sum of sway in order to obtain his vote on their behalf, and they be called as witnesses upon the trial to disprove the statement so made b 7 the defendant. The Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury, said that a lthough there were a couatderable number of prisoners for trial at the present session, it was not larger than would have been expected considering the interval that had elapsed since the last session. There were several canes of MM. 'laughter, in two or three of which the death of the Assessed appeared to have been the result of a fight between the prisoner and the deceased, and the only question for their consideration would be the cause of death. In one of these cases he was sorry to see that the wife of the deceased appeared to have taken a very active part in the matter, and that, although be himself appeared to be anxious not to con tinue the struggle, the wife insisted that he should do so, and said that ho bad been called a coward, sad that be must fight. In one of the cases of wounding with intent to murder, a prisoner was charged with Aping wounded his wife, and her statement appeared to be that her husband had dragged her out of bed, and then bfiicted the injury upon her. The prisoner appeared to hare denied that there was any ground for the charge that was made againat him, and although the statement of the prosecutrix was to some extent sofirmed by one of the children, it appeared to him that dt was a case in which they ought to pay attention to the evidence that would be laid before the:u, and particularly to the statement made by the prosecutrix, before they decided upon returning a true bill against the prisoner. The learned Recorder then directed the attention of the mend jury to some of the other cases in the calendar, and =eluded by dismissing them to the performance of their duties. THE MAIDSTONE ELICTION.—CHARGE OF PERJURY. Henry l'hambers surrendered to take his trial fur wilful Ind corrupt perjury. The prosecution was conducted by the Solicitor-General, Mr. Hannen, Mr. Poland, and Mr. Beale) , ; Mr. Sleigh and Mr. M. Williams were counsel for the defendant. The charge arose out of the election for Maidstone in Jul? last. There was a petition, it will be remembered, =the return of Messrs. Lee and Whatman on and of bribery, and upon the investigation before a committee of the House of Commons the defendant was examined as a witness, and he swore that prior to the election both the hon. members crane to his forge, and ▪ Whatman told him that if 301. or 40/. would be of any use to him he could have the money, sad that Mr. Lee put two sovereigns into his pocket. The Solicitor-General, in opening the case, said there could be no doubt that the defendant had nude the statements referred to, and he should call both Mr. Lee and Mr. Whatman to prove that the statement WY utterly false so far as related to both of them, and he waist a loss to account for any motive that could have actuated the prisoner to commit the offence. Phe trial was proceeding when our report left.] (Before Mr. Commissioner Kerr.) This court opened shortly after 10 o'clock, when the names of the gentlemen summoned to serve on the petty juries were ailed over. As goon as the first jury was complete, Mr. Commissioner Kerr, addreuing, them, said he wished to draw their attention to a circumstance with which be had become acquainted by the reports in the newspapers with reference to the unnecessary detention of two juries in the Second Court on the Friday of the last session, in consequence of the non attendance of a commissioner to sit as judge in that court. It had been fully expected by all connected with the court that the business of the last session would terminate on the Thursday, but owing to one case occu pying the Old Court the whole of the day, there remained a few cases of a minor character to be d upes of on the Friday. The Recorder was elsewhere, but on being made aware of the state of things directed a messenger to be despatched to him (Mr. Commissioner Kerr) desiring bin attendance. The messenger was directed to take a cab for the purpose of despatch, but instead of doing so he put a stamp on the letter and posted it, and the result was th at it did not reach his (the commissioner's) hands until 2 o'clock in the day, too late to be of any use. The conduct of the mes senger had been referred to the Court of Aldermen, whose olker he was. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW43TREET. ♦ BOY ROBBLNO AN OLD WOMAN. ..... Henry Jejiett, a boy about 11 years of age, was charged with stealing • barrow end 6s. worth of vegetables, the property of a poor old woman, named Elizabeth Spencer, a oosternionger. Complainant stated that on Saturday she went to Covent-garden market to buy a stock of vegetables, upon which she spent 6s. , being all the money she had in the world. Being ill she hardly bad strength to wheel the barrow, and the prisoner, who knew her very well, as she bad often had him into her place and given him a meal when he was hungry, offered to wheel it home for her. She was glad to agree, and promised him 3d. for his trouble, which she actually placed in the bands of another boy living next door to him, to be handed to him when he brought the barrow home. He did not bring it, however, and the next day it was found in Smithfield-market by the con stable on duty. The prisoner, when taken into custody, said he had sold the vegetables and had given the money to his mother. The constable said the barrow was at the Green-yard, and it world cost le. 10d. to redeem it. Inspector Brannan suggested that on the request of the magistrate, the Green-yard keeper would probably give it up to complainant free of charge. Mr. Flowers desired the constable to ask the Green yard keeper to do so. The prisoner's mother denied having received the money for the vegetables. The prisoner was remanded. DARING IITGAWAY ROBBERY WITH VIOLIDICI. —COMMA L. Two fashionably attired females, who gave the names of Helen Roney and Mary Ann Griffiths, and gave their addresses at the east end of London, were charged with stealing from the person of Joseph Richard Lewis, a French polisher of 20, Albion-place, Rail's-pond, a purse containing 9a. The prisoners were further charged with being concerned with two men not in custody, in com mittuig a violent assault on the prosecutor at the same time and place. Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederick-street, Gray's-inn road, defended the prisoners. The prosecutor stated that about half-past 10 o'clock on Saturday night he was passing along St. Paul's-terrace on his way home, when he was accosted by the prisoners, and at their request he went back to a public-house and treated them. When he came out he continued to speak to them. One of the prisoners crossed over the road, loitered about, and returned, and he was then pulled down a dark passage. While he was there speaking, two men came up, struck him violently in the stomach, pushed him very rudely, and as he was struggling to protect him- I self he felt his purse taken out of his waistcoat pocket. All the parties then ran off, the men one way and the women another. He ran after the men, but they eluded his pursuit. He then returned, aud, seeing a constable, communicated to him what had occurred, and the pri. soners were followed and apprehended. Police-constable William Gibson, 301 N, said that about 11 o'clock he was on duty in the Douglas-road, Islington, and saw two females run past him. As soon as t h ey passed him the prosecutor noise running up and said two women had robbed him. He turned and ran after them, and overtook them about 100 yards down the Douglas road. Oncoming up with them he said. " I want you." They did not stop till he overtook them. The prisoner Griffith , threw some money down as she ran. When he stopped her he looked for the money, and found some shillings, and then the prosecutor said he would give the prisoners in charge. The prosecutor was not sober. The next morning at break of day he went to look for the purse, and found it on the banks of the New River, not far from the place at which he picked up the money. The purse was below the place where he picked up the money. By Mr. Ricketts—The prosecutor was drunk, but did not abuse the prisoners. The account he gave at the time of the transaction tallied with that which he had given to- day. Mr. Ricketts, in spcalcing for the defence, expressed a hope that the magistrate would not send the case for trial, as the sister of one of the prisoners was lying dead of cholera. The Magistrate regretted the family affliction of the pri soner, but this was a case for a jury, and the prisoners would be committed to the Middlesex Sessions for trial. Application for bail was refused. ND Tat statement a :..ruelties alleged the Shoreditch )ress their regret submitted to an it of the Poor in such cases." temperate state• ►ve already done >uee reform, will .ermination and That any of the re inflicted two lapel victims is he man respell. That, as Mr. ►hen refusing to stion, the board is in its rank& i a vast improve shown. On sd and of comma irable, and its dent of the Poor obstruct effors ant shortarminp nomised ream' e Board of Trait, 1 to Mr. !neva eported from Sae iction on the trust in Scotland wfll le 1 for the trade te rivr:c.—By virtue ror a wardmote be in the ward school AL election of a ft of alderman u the resigned. The WI rilliam Jame Bah !swell, Brooks, red brokers of St ffsrf• without opyositisit OF A itgfrinD Led Charles Wawa, on on a charge the lock-up that on who was on MI and was engaged er Wilson pulled off Ale further, Zfed leer turned ro be. t r anspired that Ike le cellar grate& the place, and affords ations of escape. Tiro era— the i• knowing call ventilation door L with peop le °utak* Friday se ra es I n d him, and ier a • f t one re thin ew w ild b wi eard of t he caster-road , salt „L.. party, he „Z e d off with the t on getting these he stonishment, that the man who we , n , an d who r an WO was Wilson. The Lison was on his ws h 10 would go throi_ olice authorities mon! ay men were rebsinerl sack an the o utlets e. eighbouring naUffee wa ; two officers ore r ter • two mor e drone re ; one wen t If mil train to Lanorm *ble morose ci if plis l f o und. Id now be empty-banded---00.. g S gai r. prove " " • St been acqu ired L e tie'r bonne of St• Idertin's-plaee, no; ta the C" Wp ike ount paid t° I b iL e eee e . The Coo., t the act, au' rt o it I St their ail, Li n g. A aaru °f N e d loupe, and °De- pool month of °I. o f 00 h av e the me N epuleorY honk', in __ A t he " t trek I.;ed under the de= oo l pa yment of c.r ia h ou se, the Woe m Line) i! ° P ell , r id e a nd Dril7. se ni th e au Kent-rood, jp La Loualtb ° "l,_ r y Tit EL went/ 0 "" - a eines' e omnibuses , {ye sad 1 , el rat" e to „ mou nt 0 i.. 0 _ Idol 7; "i dui °kaki 13 le 5 di. - 2 I - 7 9pm - 1 21pm - I pm - 21 22 61 d 3 62 11 41 42 id 411 14 16 - 2411 - 8 6 414 - Si 91 id. 90 14 18 V - 8 6 dls; - 11 9 Ali - 12 10 dip' 9 el It 2 di. - 1 2 psj - S 4 pmi er 4i 4.5 141 I,lla par Idla 4o fpm 42 i Ws, IdL 6 6 dla 77 79 db 28 t 9 11 9Ms T 9 die 45 di' id 9 r 314 1 43 45 1 43 I 78 89 prices. I Saks 92 94 f 9 9398 92 94 88 92 92 94 9! 23 25 I all al • all Pd I Cl. prices i Bales. 127 1)2 1,06.5,66 S and West lndis 4OU 12.0m0, 10 General Floating Dock 6 578,110 St. Lon.ton 4-St. fi stharla ;00 ' 66 0S 1,6011,5.v1,100 Da. Deb. St. 4p. cent.' all Si btl 300.56 E. at. Southampton .lOO 87,0;11 St. ,Surrey Commercial lO6 LOSS. Id 10 Salm - 3i - 17; xd FOREIGN OBLIGATO nAILWAT9._ stiTTi T Closing prices. 4 Luxeinbourg3p.cent. Tall Ile. )0 ,all liavana and Slatanzao 86 88 50 Lau3anue and Fribourg 96 99 DO •ail Ilatanzas and sahanilla 00 second 85 88 20 !all North of France 3 pet. 12 l 2 20 all Do late Chart 34p, et. 00 all Ottounin (Smyrna, fie.) SS 90 40 !all l'aria,Lyonsok alii sp.ct. 10 'all ' Do, New Spct. 111 121 00 all Recite it S. F. !fern.).. 91 03 4 all 11u1..l Sweiliah sp. et.. I} 00 'all Salina La Onuale 7p. et. SS 86 24 :all Y. Ana. Loni.Veu.3p.c. 81 Si [OO All South FiyLaf Port c. Y) :AI southernof FranccDp.c. 3./ all South Italian. 3 per ct. 20 all M. dr N. W. of Fro. 3p. o. 111 12} 6 6 111 12} PREFERENCE SHARE. Great Western, Orizinal(ll. and H. KO., 5 per cent, - . MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 12? I, ? j . Atlantic Telegraph, guar. 8 per cent. (Lim.), 31, e. Credit Fonder and Mohilier of Fug. (Lim.), 4+ 1 4 Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Liinited). 3. Oeuenderolit and Fin a nce of London (Lim.), 4, ad. Imperial Land Company of Marseilles (Limited), 21. London Financial Ammoriation (Limited), tli. National Discount Company (Limited), 121, 12, 1, ad. Royal Mail Steam. IV.). MINES.-(THIS DAY.) O o'CLoci. In the mining market to-dey, Prince of Wales, Clifford Amalgamated, and Tresavean shares are tirm, but East Caradon show a decline. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Prince of Wales, 275. to 295. ; Clifford Amalgamated, 6to ; Tresavean, sto ; East Caradon, 6 to ; Great Vor, lei to ; West Caradon, 4 to A ; Chiverton Moor, 4 to a ; and North Treakerhy, 24 to t. ILLNESS OP Aix. M. BASS, M.P. —We(Staffordshire Ads., rtra , r) regret to state that Mr. Bruin has been danger °wily ill. The box. member, who is at his shooting box, Glen Tukhan, Grantown, last week fell into the Spey while phi) ing a large fish, and caught a severe cold, which he neglected, and unfortunately it turned into acute bron chitis. On Sunday night be was seized with a most alarm ing fainting attack, which lasted for two hours, and during which lie was iu a condition of complete collapse and rigidity. The respected gentleman's condition aroused the serious apprehemion of those around him, and Mr. A. Do's, M.P. for Stafford, was summoned by telegram from Rangemoor to Scotland. Mr. A. Ran on his arrival, found his father better than he had been led to anticipate; and we are happy in being enabled to state that he is pro gressing rapidly towards recovery. 'iii Emry.Ron. NAPOLEON'S SUDDEN RETURN FROM VICHY. —The Ma, , rial Diplomatiyar says : "Atinua pheric conditions react snore or less on all thermal cures. one of the first hygienic rules consists in not bathing during continued ruin. The Emperor left for Vichy with the hope that serene sunnier days might succeed the rainy weather with which we has c been afflicted this year. Bat the wet weather still continued ; and the effect was the more sensible that the villa intended for his Majesty's residence was constructed with a view to summer only. The Emperor having contracted a slight cold, the doctors counselled him to leave Vichy, seeing that the continua tion or the treatment was becoming rather injurious than beneficial. Such is the si,nple and natural explanation of the sudden return of the Emperor and the Prince Impe rial to Saint-Cloud." Furl-110Ln LIND AND BRICKMAKING COMPANY. On Saturday an adjourned meeting of the company was Irdd at the London Tavern, Mr. J. Hartwell in the chair. From the report submitted to the meeting it appeared that, notwithstanding the difficulties attending the pro greai of a joint stock company in its commencement, when it wis founded, the present company is quite successful. In order to give an idea of the prospects of the company the directors referred to the state of the works, which were now progreasirg in the most satisfactory wanner, and reaLsed fully ail the expectations that were held forth at the formation of the company. The whole of the com pany's operations were completed, and there is every rea sonable ground to infer its success. The report was adopted, awl the proceedings terminated with a vote of thank' to the chairman. MAIL STEAMEitS DUE. AT LIVERPOOL THIS WEEK. The steamers due at Liverpool this week with the Ameri can and Canadian mails are the City of New York, fiber nian, and Scotia. The City of New York, from New York on the Ath inst., may be expected to reach the Mersey to , morrow (Tuesday), as also the Hibernian with correspond - , ing dates from Quebec. The Scotia, which would leave • New York on the Sth inst., will no doubt arrive in the Menu:- on Saturday next. The steamers leaving Liv a er- i pool this week are the City o f Paris, Nova Scotian, Lived Asia. The City of l'aris will sail on Wednesday for New York. and the Nova Scotian on Thursday for Quebec, let- ; ters, &c., being raveived at the Liverpool General Post office until 12 o'clock. noon. The Asia will sail on Satur• day for Halifax and Boston, the letter box closing at 11 o'clock a.m. There is also a despatch for each of the above steamers leaving the Liverpool office at 930 p.m. on the respective days of departure rid Ireland. THE HEAVY BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.— SOCTHASTFION, AUCUST 11.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Pena, Captain Babot, with the above mails and 77 passengers, arrived this afternoon. She ; brings on freight 19 packages specie, consisting of colonial bar gold, 30,000/. ; colonial gold coin, 43,764/. ; British gold coin, 1,013/. ; and foreign silver coin, 1,290/. ; also 1,831 packages general mcrchandize. The Pen spoke on the 31st ult. the steamers Nyanza and Tanjore ; Gth inst., the !Sri- tish Standard ; and on the 7th the Spanish steamer Murillo. Her Majesty's ships Prince Consort, Gibraltar, and Hibernia, were at Malta. Gibraltar, 6th.—The following British ships have arrived here since the 30th ult. :- - Schooners--Ganibia from Cardiff, Ann Catherine, William and Martha, Betse, Planet from Newcastle ; brigantine, St. Peter, from Llan y elly ; s chooner, Martha Lloyd, from Newport ; steamer, Spartan, from Glasgow ; brig, Cap tain Hawthorn, from Newcastle; brig, Thomas, from Liverpool : schooner, Laity Mines, from Swansea ; and steamer, John Brogden, from Swansea. Yesterday being the anniversary of the coronation of the King and Queen of EiWeleD, the Norwegian sloop Nidaros and her Majesty's gunboat Skylark fired royal salutes in honour of the occa sion. Exchanges are quoted :—London, 90 days' date, 50 ; Paris, eight days, s f. 12 c. ; Marseilles, sf. Elc. ; Madrid, 2} die. ; Cadiz (pay in gold), par ; Seville, die. ; Malaga, 2 Ifs. Premium on five franc pieces, 1 per cent. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY. On o'Ousx. The stock markets are rather firm to-day, conse quent as a belief that the demand of France for an extension of territory will be adjusted without any resort to arms. The arrival of nearly half a million sterling in specie, a large portion of which is expected to be sent into the Bank, is also regarded as a favourable feature. The funds opened at the closing quotations of Saturday, but have since improved i per cent. Foreign bonds and British railways are steady, but com mercial and financial shares are dull. American securities are in request. The' applications for discount to-day are some what limited, while the supply of money seeking employment is large. Transactions are reported in the best three months paper at 6} to 7 per cent., but the general rate is about 9. In the Stock Ex change short advances on English government secu rities are obtainable at 6 to 7 per cent. Consols are now quoted 87} to for money, and 881 to for the account (September 6). Foreign stocks are quiet, and the only change in the speculative descriptions is a reduction of * per cent. in Mexican. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 48 to 30 ; ditto of 1865, 261 to 27 ; Greek, 11 to ; Spanish Passive, 19} to ; ditto Certifi cates, 141 to )1 ; Italian of 1861, 51 to ; Brazilian scrip, 4} to 4 die. ; and Mexican, mg The arrival of 488,0001. in specie is announced to-day. The Tasmania, from the West Indies, has brought 419,000/. ; the Warrior Qaeen, from Otago, 32,0001. ; the Malta, from New York, 21,0001. ; and the Africa, from Boston, 16,0001. American securities are in demand, at an im- prevenient.. 5-20 Bonds have risen 1 per cent., Erie Railway shares 2, and Illinois Central 1. The present prices are as follows :-5-20 Bonds, osg to ; Erie Railway shares, 421 to f ; and Illi nois Central, 751 to 77. Anglo- American Telegraph shares are inquired for and have advanced 55., viz. to 121 to f;. Atlantic Telegraph are firm, at 3l to 1. International Financial shares are quoted 2 to 11 dis. ; London Financial, 161 r to 141 dis. ; General Credit, 2to If dia. ; Credit Foncier, 3i to 1 dia. ; and National Discount, 7 to 1 pron. HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOt.L. Consols arc steady, at 871 to I for money, and Mt to c for the account. About 136,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank, chiefly sovereigns from the Continent. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68.80, showing a decline of !, per cent. Accounts from Birmingham announce the failure of Mr. W. Bates, ironmaster, of Tunstall, with liabilities estimated at about 100,0001., half of which, however, is secured on the works. The sixth report of tho committee of Spanish Certificate holders is now ready for issue, on appli cation at the offices, No. 11, Austinfriars. Subjoine4 is an extract from the London cool China Tcb•yraph respecting the coinage of the new Hong Kong dollar : h to ich tle m pt y uet uo ir In our last i'suo we were enabled to announce that new and powerful machinerymachinerywas being despatched for the use of of tishc mo re Hun; ieecrf Kon t g Mint, twitht abouttlie view which eointhh than plaiota have been made. We are glad to be able to stato that, in addition to this, the present mail conveys to Captain Kinder an entirely new set of dies, nut only for the dollar, but for the smaller coins belonginito the series, and having had the pleasure of inspecting a set of proofs struck from them, we can state without hesitation that they are a groat improvement on those first sent out. The Queen's head, which, as wo before stated, is no fancy portrait, but an authentic likeness of her Majesty, stands out in bold relief. The elaborate tracery on the reverse as well as the lettering is sharp, well raised, and clearly de fined. and the milling of the edge is in the proofs we have examined quite perfect. With these improved means and appliances we have little doubt that the Hong Kong Mint will very shortly produce a coin which, if not entirely free from all the objections which have been urged against the pattern, is ill at all events serve the required purpose, and reflect no small amount of credit on these concerned in its production. The annexed statements respecting the new cotton crop are from the circular of Messrs. Neill Brothers and Co : As regards the present growing crop (American) no definite opinion of the probable result is worth anything so early in the season. The crop is undoubtedly from three to four weeks late throughout the greater part of the country, and it is therefore peculiarly dependent on a fine " fall, late frost, and good picking season, and it is quite conceivable that it might yet by the reverse of all these favourable conditions be cut down as a minimum to 1,500,000 bales, but on the other hand, such a spring as we have hail is rarely followed by an equally bad "fall," and in view of the breadth of land planted, which is greatly beyond what was generally anticipated, the fact that the neerues are working better than even their best friends ezp,cted, and that the weather has of late been highly favourable, we see no reason I to place the maximum crop lower than 2,500,000 bales. [ But, as it appears to us, there is no reason to apprehend thatsupply ' ev e n that will be beyond the world's wants should it fortunately be secured. Since the beginning of this year, the consumption and export of American cotton from Liverpool alone have amounted to Z 4,000 bales per week, although brought into competition with an eters sive supply of East Indian sorts, and notwithstanding the continental war and the financial crisis which has so long endured. Wu may therefore fairly calculate on require ' molts of 2id:oo per week fur the next year, commencing from Ist Nuvember next, by which time the old stock will be reduced to a moderate compass, and the new beginning to arrive in Liverpool. This for fifty-two weeks would be 1,300,003 hales. The continent will probably require -100,01;0 bales, and American spinners, north and :. south, , /0,000, the total amounting to 2,500,1100 bales, so that no increase of stock of American cotton seems likely to result from the crop of thie year. As regards ludia little information of a special nature can yet be obtained. But such information from India is rarely of much value. The inferential mode of argument as applied to that country is generally the more correct, and as the planting season has just commenced, and prices are now greatly below what they were at this time last year, while the un precedented financial distress existing, especially among the native firma, must limit advances to the growers, it stands to reason that t he planting will be smaller. Besides, it is well known that the increase of this year consists in great part, if not entirely, of the reserve held over from last season, in consequence of the panics which occurred in the trade in October, 1 old, and March and April, 184:5, which prevented the usual means being sent into the interior to move forward the crop. There is no doubt. howev,r, that the high pikes which ruled throughout laat winter drained the int,rior of these reserves, and both from this cause and the smaller planting we are prepared to see a heavy falling off in the supplies to reach this country in 11467—a falling off perhaps of 300,000 to 400,000 bales. Fr o m Egypt, on the contrary, the advices are at present highly favourable, and point to a larger supply for the ensuing year th.ol ever before received. It is toohic earl h y o s p ec ulate on fi gures, as much of the damage w cut down the last crop so lamentably occurred after this period last year. from Brazil anct other quarters there will probably be some inCrtilie, but there is as yet no rea son to an ticipate any sufficient variation from the supply of the present swan to materially affect the AueAten. SATURDAY .EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 138 k to for the 6th of September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and so closed. For money the last price was an tv I. The official business report leas follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, frgl, •2 ; ditto, for account, 88A, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 64 ; New Three per Cents., 87, 64 ; Bank Stock,2t6; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1034 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 991) ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 18s., 12s. prem. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hetton, 295. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 20s. 6d.; Walls End South Hetton, Ma. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 19s. 6d.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 195.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Kelloe, 196. ; Walls End Eden Main, 18s. 9d. ; Pitting ,17s 6d.; Hastings Hartley, 17a. 9d. —Ships at market. 56 at sea. 35. IN I MONITOR IN THI TORRID ZoNl.—During the late trip of the monitor Monadnock to the Pacific, coast, when the vessel was in the torrid sone, the ther mometer reached the height of 145 to 150 degrees in the fire-room, and 125 to 130 degrees in the engine-room. 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