The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-11 00:00:00

THE ROYAL VISIT TO YORK. (From the Manchester Guardian.) Theitince and Princess of Wales yesterday visited the Agricultural, Horticultural, and Industrial and Fine Art Exhibitions, which are at this time collected in the v i c inity of York. The weather, on the whole, was fine ; and although the sky was at times overeat and a slight shower of rain fell, the pleasure of the day's pro ceedings was in no sensible degree interfered with. Their royal highnesses left Bishopthorpe about noon, sad drove direct to the Yorkshire Agricultural Society's show at Snavesmire, being greeted with loud cheers by the crowds of gaily-dressed spectators assembled along the road, and receiving • hearty welcome from the assemblage of visitors gathered in the show-yard. Amongst the noblemen and gentlemen on the ground awaiting thrill arrival of their royal highnesses were the following :—Admiral Dunoombe, president of the Society ; the Marquis of Martineau, Lord Cathcart, Lord Macclesfield, Lord Portsmouth, Lord Feversham, Lord Poltimore, Sir Watkin W. Wynne, fru Their royal highnesses were conducted to the Grand Stand, and from the balconies viewed the collection of dogs, which is the distinguishing attraction of the show, and witnessed the exercises of the hunters which had taken prises in two classes. After lunching with the council of the society, their royal highnesses proceeded to the Guildhall, where the great event of the day—the unveiling of the Prince Consort memorial window—was to take place. The streets along the route from the agricultural show to the Guildhall were thronged with people; and the sky at this time being oomparatively clear, the streets, the decorations of which were completely finished, presented • very animated aspect. The vestibule leading from the street to the Guildhall was adorned with Sowers, grasses, and ferns, tastefully arranged, and making • delightful approach to the ancient building. The appearance of the interior of the Guildhall was ex ceedingly brilliant and impressive. The centre of the floor, which was surrounded by coloured railings, was c overed with crimson cloth, as were also the tiers of seats on either side of the building, while the oak pillars sup porting the roof were almost concealed from view by ban ners with armorial bearings, wreaths of Bowers, flags droop ing gracefully from the rafters of the open roof, and other decorations. A dais, bearing two chairs of state, and covered with a carpet, was placed at the south end of the hall ; and above it were displayed the sword and mace of the city, a number of flowers in pots placed on • mall platform forming an effective back ground. The moats in all parts of the ball were occupied principally by elegantly-attired ladies, and as the Prince sal Princess of Wales, attended by the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, the Aldermen in their robes, and other members of the Corporation, entered the hall at ten minutes past three, the assemblage roes to receive them. Their royal highnesses gracefully acknowledged the cheers which greeted them on every hand as they walked up the floor and took up their position on the dais. The band of the 2nd Week York Light Infantry, which was stationed in the Guildhall-yard, played the National Anthem, and at its conclusion the Lord Mayor addressed their royal highnesses. He said he wished to express the loyal and grateful appreciation of the citizens of the honour conferred upon them by the presence of their royal highnesses that day, The annals of York could point to no prouder occasion, but they could not but regret that the Municipal Corpoestion Act of the year 1835 bad deprived them of the power of present. log to anyone the freedom of the city, for they would have been proud to have had the privilege of inscribing on the roll of their freemen the name of the Prince of Wales. (Loud cheers.) He begged to intro duce to their royal highnesses Mr. Alderman Leeman, one of the representatives of the city in parliament, and the donor of the memorial window. Mr. G. Leeman, M.P.. came forward and read an address. The Priem of Way's replied as follows :—Mr. Leeman—Sir, in recalling the circumstances which gave rise to the idea of commemorating them by this window, I beg you will believe how much my feelings are associated with yours, and how strongly my sympathies are in accordance with all that you have expressed. To no one can the homage which you have paid to the memory of him whose firs abject was the advantage of the country of his adoption, be *ore grateful than to his son. It is beyond measure gratifying to me to find the late Prince Consort's spirit still animating the exertions of all who have at heart the benefit of their fellow creatures, and more particularly the improvement—whether in art, science, or a more extended cultivation of the mind—of those classes in favour of whom the voice of duty distinctly calla for the employment of our best energies. To you, sir, wbe, in the pre sentation of this window to the corporation of one of the first cities of the empire, have thus generously striven to perpetuate the memory of my revered father, the best thanks of his son are due. I can assure you that my most ardent desire is to tread in those footsteps which you have held up for imitation, and which I cannot fail to recognise es the best pith for hie eon to walk in. It would have been • great pleasure to the Queen, however deep the emo tion which would have accompanied it, to have performed the ceremony which her Majesty has been pleased to direct me to complete, by unveiling your noble memorial for the admiration of the citizens of York. (Loud cheers.) His' royal highness then pulled an ornamental rope which hang above the dais from the roof, and this am anointing with an ingenious mechanical contrivance, the crimson curtains covering the memorial window at the north end of the hall, opposite the dais, were drawn en one side, and the window was revealed to view, amidst general cheering. THE BANS RATS OP DISCOUNT.-(THIS DAY. DEPUTATION TO THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. - - - A deputation of the leading joint stock bankers waited upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at his official residence in Downing-street. The proceedings, by the right hon. gentleman's orders, were strictly private, and reporters were therefore not admitted MYSORE. —3lr. J. 8. Mill presented a petition yesterday against the annexation of Mysore, and praying for the maintenance of that tributary state, signed among others by many persons distinguished for their services in India, and some of whom had been engaged in the ad_ ministration of Mysore. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. —The usual weekly meeting of the members of the Metropolitan Bond of Works took place yesterday at their offices in Sprintgardens •' Sir John Thwaites in the chair. The cub statement of the finance committee showed, cash balances to the 6th August, 416,0451. 7s. 5d., and cheques not presented to same date, 93 1 3121. Ses. 3d. It TM resolved that the whole of the main sewers of the metro- pole should be flushed. During a discussion eonsequent upon the presentation of a report from the Fire Brigade Committee, the chairman said he thought it would be the proper course not to allow any of their firemen to re ceive gratuities for doing their duty. The board paid their men first class wages and it would be bad to allow them to take gratuities. He called upon Captain Shaw to state his opinion on the subject. Captain Shaw said he thought it most undesirable in the interest of the public service that the men should receive money gifts. The Cuoutitt IN THE EAST. —The Levant Herald of the Ist says :—"The cholera continues to rage virulently at nearly all the ports on the Lower Danube, the deaths at Galata alone averaging, it is said, sixty daily. The disease having declared Baehr on board H.M. gunboat Tyrian, stationed in the river, she proceeded down to the Bosphorus, but, notwithstanding the change, she has, we !egret to learn, lost her doctor and three men si nes reach wthe quarantine station at Kayak. The Cockatrice is said be infected, and to have arrived off Kayak, int both facts seem to be unknown at the consulate, as, on inquiring there yesterday, we were unable to obtain say definite information either as to her or the Tynan. Tag RILL Cuoenor. —ln referring to the death of Mme. Cliognot, the Soleil relates that three years back M. de Chevigne, her soo-in-law, lost in the Rue Croix des Petit Champs a pocket-book containing 40,000 fr. in hank notes. He made his declaration at the police-office of the district, and bad arrived at the Eastern Railway station to return to Rheims, when a workman sp. ?cached and asked hint if he bed lost anything. Yee," be relied, " m y pocket-book with 40,000 fr." " Here it is, answered the other, " I read your name in it ; see that the money is all there." M. de Chevign6 took the pooket-book, hastily thanked the workman, and next minute started for Rheims. At dinner he was relating- his adventure, when Madame Clioquot asked him what reward he had given to the man, " Ma foi !" replied he, " nothing at all, I was in inch a burry I did not think of " Then," added Madame Clioquot, yeas must return to Paris to-morrow to find out the honest man, and then divide with him the 40,000 fr., and I on my side will add 10,000 fr. to the atm." Fortunately the fustier had given his name and address to M. de OW and is consequently now in the enjoyment of an in come of 1,500 fr. a year. CRYSTAL Oirn SHILLING FRIDAY, AUGUST 10.—IldRAMIL 3111 on payment, 2,T 46 ; dime by season tickets, 1,212. Total elAtors, 3,958. lift._ mod r ub i. Tb' al* utee e, and ) 1 4 BO' mat t the eee vs. the 4 he • —The roe 3ll est ✓ l° 0 wayP 6 . Ely be W . 3 lire* it O. a it la▪ g 00 0 • t 06 I t • 1 01 1 of Ohl e Ai .4- ich °- Wei THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1866. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Ors o'CLooc. There is a demand to-day for British railway securities, and prices are firmer. Metropolitan, London and North Western, Lancashire and York shire, South Eastern, and Great Northern A stocks are in chief request, and exhibit an advance ranging from t to f per cent. London and North-Western stock is quoted 117 to ; Great Western, 62 to t ; Mid land, 121 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1234 to 124 ; Caledonian, 1204 to 1214 ; South Eastern 664 to 67 ; Great Eastern, 29 to t ; Great Northern, 11G to 117 ; ditto A, 1234 to 124 ; Metropolitan, 129 to 130; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 19 * tof. Foreign railway shares are dull ; Lombardo-Vene tian are quoted 144 to 115 t, being 2s. M. lower than yesterday. Colonial lines are quiet. AIM Nl' TIC 06. U. I Pd. I RAILWAY/ aides toes," to p.m. GROWS DESERTION OF A WWI AND FAMILY. William Stocker, aged about 36, a cooper, was charged on a warrant before Mr. D'Eyncourt with deserting his wife and three children, whereby they became chargeable to the pariah of St. Parise. Mr. Joseph Stevens, ELISIS teat settlement clerk, attended on behalf of the parish to prosecute, and Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, defended. From the evidence of John Riley, warrant Officer of the parish, it appeared that the prisoner was apprehended by turn at the King's-cross railway station, just as he was about to proceed to Burton-on-Trent, from which place he had come to town on a pleasure excursion. The prisoner, when apprehended, was in a state of in toxication, and when told the charge he treated the matter as a joke, and told Riley that be could do as he pleased, for the magistrate could not do any ' thing in the matter, as the parish had only done its duty in keeping his children. Riley, with some difficulty, got the prisoner to the station, and kept him there till he was sober enough to be brought to this court. The prisoner was a very unkind husband and father, for he had left his children since March last totally unprovided for, although he had been in full work and earning liberal wages. He turned his wife and children into the streets and sold the home. The children were taken to the workhouse , bu t the al wife would not go, and her whereabouts is not at present known. For the defence it was stated that the prisoner was a 8 t. willing to reimburse the parish the expenses they had been 100 put to, and would take his family back with him into the Su country. Mr. D'Eyncourt inquired what sort of a character the e t c. prisoner bore. eL Riley replied that from all he had heard the prisoner e t was frequently in the habit of getting drunk. at. Mr. D'Eyncourt told the prisoner that he considered this as • very bad use, and said if the parish were at once re- at. Unburied the expenses they had been put to, he should not then send him to so long a term of imprisonment as 84. Si CT he otherwise should. St The prisoner said that he had money in the bank at Si. Barton-on-Trent, but he had not got any here. He would Si. pay if time was given him to do so. at. Mr. D'Eyncourt said the case bad been fully proved, and at e, it was one of the moat shameful he had ever beard.. He a, should not be ddng his duty if he did not inflict the gt. fullest penalt7 the law allowed, viz., three months' im- St. prisonment with hard labour in the House of Correction. 61 GREENWICH. 11. TEI RIVAL LOVOR3.—ILITFLAORDII I AHT CHARGE OF ARSAULT. 10 80000141 Wil/iOOl Sackett, a stylishly dressed young man, 10 residing at 2, bill, Greenwich, appeared to a sum- SO mons, before Mr. Train, charged with assaulting Daniel l i r Cahill, of 2, Wellington-street, Blackhiars-road. at. The complainant said that he accompanied the mother a of a young woman, to wham he had been previously en- St. to the house of the defendant, where she Si ftl e r i r 4 daughter) was staying, and sent word to her Its her mother wished to speak to her. While rt he was standing opposite defendant's house, the defend- u ant came out, crossed the road, and addressing the mother at, said, " Well, what do you want 1" He (complainant) SR was about explaining, when the defendant struck at him ; B< • fight took place between them, and he had his fi nger 11 severely injured in defending him self. (Laughter.) it Mrs. Annie Goldsmith, of 4, Windsor-terrace, Lindsay- t a street, Blue Anchor-road, Bermondsey, confirmed the 10 complainant's statement. St. The defendant, in answer to the magistrate, said he 81 bad been on terms of courtship with the daughter of Mrs. Il L„, Goldsmith for some time before, and that notwithstanding the daughter had broken off the match between herself u and the complainant (to whom she had been previously at. engagedl, and returned his presents, he (defendant) found St that she was constantly being visited by complainant, and Si was about to be married to him on Monday morning next. et" (Loud laughter. ) to te Mr. Trail said it was no part of his duty to consider a t , anything relating to the complainant and defendant as 10 rival lovers, but he thought it would be well for de- Bs. fondant to consider whether it was prudent for him to continue a match with a young lady who seemed to be so strangely inclined. When be found that a breach of the peace had been committed on both sides, he felt it his is duty to require both parties to be bound in reoognisances 101 of 201 each, on condition of keeping the peace for three di. months. The required recognisance, having been entered into, and the court fees paid, the rivals left the court with looks l of mutual hatred towards each other. le. ISL iiscs7 124 31 1 Sri 1,31 4 84 Irf In 64 4 ird in i - 49 i = = est - - dl., 6 6 dini 77 79 __l LI z dial to to I ii - 9 Ms 1 7 4w 44 £7a 9 7Ma a a I rd CL 811JCI:S. £6o,ooolllettialt Calm. 6p.04., 100,600 De. 1196 .... Can. Gov. 6 p. c., 1877.84. Do. Sperct,Feb.dditg. .... Do.' paret.llar. 1,1110,801 Do. 6parct.Jaa.Za 686.808 Do. 6 par ct. Ins. 100,000 pada llops6per.lB7B d 0.1800.1900 Do. de. 1880.90 Do. do. 1800-91 1111,000 Do.69.e.Ap.ihOet.l 106,000 Daylon,Nov. 166 6, Spa 160,000 Do. 1878. do.. 1,800,000 Do. 1871 d 0... 100,000 Montana 6 par 0t.,1871 100,000 Do. 1878 900.000 Do. 1 800,000 Do. 1815 166,500 Natal. Oere. 6 per cent.. 106,000 , New Bruns.Gov.6peret. New South Wales Gov.. 5 p. 0ent.,1671 to 1876 .... Do. 6 p. 0.1888 to 1892 160,000 New Zealand 6pez cent. 1,000,000 Do. 6 per cent 150,000 Nora Scotia 6p. c.,1875 768,000 Queensland Goe. 6p. et. .... &Aust. Gov. 6 p.ct.,1868 Do. 1878 and upwds. c. Jan. July Do. S p. ct dPril&O.. OE lON MINIM ZAILWATL • • 4 an IG.Luxembourg&p.oent. 10 ail I Do. 100 ell 'Havana and Matanzas 100 all ,Lanasnue and Fribourg 100 all Iliatanzat and nabsaills 100 all I Do. Second Issue 10 all 'North of France S p 44. 10 all I Do ,latethari. 111 p, et. 100 all . Ottoman (Smyrna. lke.) 40 all 'Parla,liona,alln sp.et. 10 all I Do. New Sp.et. 100 all Recite dz. S. F. (Feral.. 4 all 'Royal Swedish s p. et.. 100 all paiwus La Grande': p. et. le I 18. Am. &Lom-Ven.Sp.o. 100 'pall ISouthEaat.ort Port.7p.e. 10 lall ISouthernot FranceSp.s. 10 1611 South Italian, 11 per at. SO .all I W.drN. W. of Fra. Sp.*. COMPAIIIII3. 91 os so as sal 113 os 76 76 74 76 00 101 102 106 102 104 100 103 SS 119 101 103 104 106 100 102 102 104 192 104 103 106 95 98 91 91 90 91 88 86 91 96 72 74 94 98 86 87 101 104 101 103 id 741 941 liet 7 10Ii elk ' 1 Yowl i& pm i Par 1 3 2 4. Dr - C 2I 2 dl2' 2 1 1 19 21 id' i fez ' I . _ 2 IS 17e Ed is ' zd 4 3d el I f 41 zd Ox* o'Cwcz. idln par: There is more inquiry to-day for public securi ties, and the general course of prices is rather fa vourable. The announcement of only one case of mercantile embarrassment yesterday, in connexion with the arrival at maturity of an enormous amount of Indian bills, is viewed as very encourag ing, while it is hoped that the Chancellor of the Exchequer will this afternoon authorise the retention by the Bank of England of the letter of license, in the event of the directors reducing the rate of discount. The funds are unchanged, but an advance is observable in several of the British railways and foreign stocks. Banking and financial shares are quiet. The heavy engagements of the Indian trade having been met there is less demand for money to-day, and the general tendency of the discount market is easier. The rate for three months paper is 9 per cent. with transactions at much lower quotations in exceptional cases. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange on English Government securities is about 7 per cent. Consols are now quoted 87 a to for money, and 881 to for the account (September 6). There is a slightly increased demand for foreign stocks, and a rise of Ito per cent. has occurred in Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, the Com mittee's Certificates, and Italian of 1861. Mexican Bonds, on the other hand, have receded 1. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 48 to 50 ; ditto of 1865, 261 to 27 ; Greek, 11 to ; Spanish Passive, 191 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to g ; Italian of 1861, 511 to 1 ; Brazilian scrip, 4 to 4 dis. ; and Mexican, 161 to 17. United States 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central dls p.r. 1 Ir.! 4b dl i, i fdi. 17,21 , , cu.! 111 121 91 98 14 11 2 112 99 S 1 SI 1 ill In b 6 111 121 00,000 11 20,000 11 170,000 20,000 2 40,000 2 10,000 1 •7,000 11 24,000 10 00,000 10,000 10,0001 LI) Angk,AmericauTeL LL 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint .. 0 Atliatac Tel pus. sP.et. .... I PM xd 1 Balta. II llt ••••_ 11 16 17 a 21 4 41 ▪ 1/1 10 6 1 4 1 1 - ill to 11 10! i 1 di in 1 it S 1 ki 20 26 * T 7 82 all 77 80 1 10 1 die par • 1 dia 11 10 9 d 2 s 6 8 1 Il W dla le 8 I dfa am aII di* 17 7 6Ma 114 101(114 le 4 8 ale 6 i 1 pts • irds wad 11 9 dla 10 1 dla par 10 —d l4 ' all 6 10 21•114 111 • 4 8 d - 10 874 28i 10 100 100 DO 106 100 106 11 6 4 10 14 12 4420 -- 10 7 d 2 es 9 1 6 6 00 182 1211 1864 7 1 6 4 4dls ad 6 I 6 pHs • • ipaa ad ad AS *disc• la par 151 10 dl • La dia 6 2 114 g tWls 6 lit 1 all 4 • all 46 66 6 le 7 6 • 1' — 4e r s all 1 1 16 l6} 1 si St Be 14 11 ats 174 17 16 414 '4 30 11 ridiri 2 1p r m 2 dial 18 43 ±.T 8,016 I 60,000 16,000 1 12,000 37,000 30,000 10,0011 16,041 4,959 $6,000 10,000 ' 30,000 [O,OOO 40,000 10,000 so so 17,500 20,000 14,000 100.000 , 10040.451 6160,820 4277,000 7,600 10,000 18,000 20,000 io;wo 86:666 113,813 48179,976 ii:000 ad 20,000 10,000 20,000 •0,000 10,000 260,000 20,000 20,000 6,YJO ,__ 100000 10,040 10,000 100,000 60,000 XO,OOO -.- i 6 o:cuo iiiiiiit bO,OOO 14,000 I, 4000000 10,0001 4,000 110,000 10,000 10,000 40,000 14,040 6,000 10,000 6.900 06,500 wow Auscrallan Atticul_ lAustrallazi L.&n. EstatsL 60 Sa lim :lnt T a:w a orka L. 10 Bolckow Vaughan (1 , ) 6 Bombay Ou (Limited) 6 Da Sad Issue 6 Do New SO WWI American Land B.tLIGL•TeI.(L).. II faiilpas27 . anailLaf n t Int(L :eylon Company .... Ditto A eMird.... Istrud3t.Bhiptt L.Coal lty Discount, Limited. .ItyolLondontt.Pro.(L )1 I :l o ot Milan Impro.(l ), 11 a .7ity of Moscow Gas (L ) 1' :Ity Oaken (Lim) Wound (Limited) /ommerelal Union(lna ) km. of atritanYer.qo 66 eonso . 10,Continental Un.fias ; 11 ion iContracteorporationiL) ,Cop.M.Eng..Traf.7l 10 !C. Form. & Mob. of ft I 60 Do.osMaruitlvis(L) M. Crystal Palaos gt. Do. Preference St. Do. 64ct. Perp. Deb lOl 10 Dales (Limited) 100 :Discoun •orporanoML 11 MI limier° AINIM Tea (L) 60 Ih-IndiaLand,C.et Ya(L) 11 20 111. India brig. & (Anal 1: 60 Alm Vale 2l 20 ;EipyptianCom.&Prd.(L) St. !Electric Telegraph .Eng.dAtia.Copper (Lini) 60 :Log. and Foreign Credit 100 .Eng.& ficottishllarls.( 10 PantairnEngiueering 10 'Pore-at (Warehouse (L) 1 60 'Oellivara (Limited) 10 G.Creditstrin.of Lon.(L, 15 Oen. Skarn Navigation 1 60 Horne &Colonial As. 1.) 10 ,HongKomg & y chin 6o a al 'Hudson's Ba :Number Iron Works (L.` 21 ilm.LaedCo.llsrmeles 11 60 low& Mer.Cdagas.(L , 11 ; lan Carrying (Ura; : 60 linternatSonai Contract. It 20 ; Internal Plinualloe.(L 20 :lutanist:Land i>edit(L 60 Italian Land SO 'ltalian brig. (Csa.Csv ) al 100 I Do. 6p. c. Dda. r. • • al 60 ,Inad SeenritingLlns.) I 26 iLond.AtricanTrading l6 25 1 L0n. & Caledom M. (L. I 10 ,Loa.CountyLand&D.[L I 6 Mond. DistrietTeleg.r. 60 5. Moan. Also. L 1 21 d. O. OmalbasC. L sl 60 atOlasg.Eng.Co.( 60 Mond_ Italian, AIS. Um. 11 60 nd./lar. Discount (L)I 11 20 nd. Provincial Marine, SO Madras Irrign&Canal. Railway shares have declined 1 per cent., the pre sent quotations being 681 to tr, and 761 to 1, re spectively. Erie, however, are steady, at 401 to 1. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are quoted 121 to being firm ; and Atlantic Telegraph 31 to ii3Ooe 1000 12.020 10.000 25,2001 40,000 22,500 120,000 40,000 20,000 20,000 1.900 14 16 SI 6 II *l.' in t 4J4 ill 154 It 10 60 SO 10 71 61 10 10 6 6.0001 to,cpoo 10,000, 14,000 _ls.oilOn ~:~i 15,000 /0/00,000 40,000 10,000 0: 6 e 6 Ma zd 21Fp°. 2: t all" 1nT2242" & n :. 10 Medi& Idea Sal. (1.. 1 66 Merchant Bblpplas (L 20 31111 wall T. Ld.&Dock(L 60 Millwall Iron Works 10 Natal Land Col.C. (L 25 National DM. Own. (L. 26 Do. Newma 26 Natternal hoe. 100 National Steam Nay.( 1‘ 111 Nartgda"l4ll".4 10 Do. New • 26 N.Zealand L&M.Ag. , L 1100 N.Zea/and T.& Lows (L. ,Northers Aesantlas(L. _id IS 19 4 2...., ells :dl is_ Is 5 - 11 iiCciiii 7 10 8 (Uzi 8 tzd 8 7 pus id; 1 1 84 ft lid la m 16 12 dls 4 —414 4 —dl. Far I ;al id! I I dig 6 4 dia. 10 Do. B SR N.Bria.Australaden (Li 10 60 S.Brit.dtllerean.ln.(L IS Nomgong Tea ;Limited IS Oman Marino (Imam. 10 OriaotalFinanetalfLim.j I 6 LrientalOas(Linaited) a 6 Do. Near 10 ant. Inland Statam(L ) a 10 ago & Stbland Invest. ''o Compunt L) 60 surinanetL) I 0 Ottoman Om ILimited a 60 lOvarend,Ourney,Co.ll. I 10 'Panattmll.ll.Stean4L) I 6 Do. do. St. TeelliM.Landdlib.(L )11 60 IPeninsular&O.Steant i o 0 I Do. do. New I 10 IQ,ebradal.., R., IC (I ) • 00 603 - eo 14 14 6 15 17 5161 all 1 4* 516 al* alll pis Paz 1 1 2 11111 14 1 II 13 4 ID 11 41s 1 si 7 1 3 4 37 0 xd 0 0 pm 1 I 11 T , 60 iftbrfuney Iron .... IS Do. New 25 J. Cltylmprov.(l ) 15 ho Do. do ll 10 11,10 l•netro Gee (Urn ) W 100 Royal Mennen= s es (Scot Anntrw Invest.(L Yio 60 n,.1. Kalgettosew.(L) I 20 ,Soc.Flnan. d'Esspno (L 1 1 60 '2. Atrielin M. d In. (L) 25 ' nouthA ontrallanLand i at !Submarine Telegraph 1 I Do Scrip is ITeLConstrow&linln(L, 1 TeLConstrow&linIn(L, Do. Do D 1 10,Thitmeot Mersey 2:1 ;Trinidad rotrolefon (L I 10 ITrustdagencyolAat 20 fr. & L Co. of U. 10 ilJn.llasins of Liver. (L 6 .Uniteil K. Wog. Co.(L. 10 ;Univers. Ilarinelna(L 10 'Uppar AnsamTen (Um. 101 Do so IN , -- i iii, 'a 4 diffil 1 2pa 1011 111 115 125 id' 21 is essi s •MA ill 21 SS 44416 )0 46 42 In ii:ilii 43110,11011 ii 2 2 if 7 6 6 i 6 an ! 2 4 2' _id 1 als 4ipai ., 4 tdb Ps 1 4 Ms 111 die Vas Diemea's Lad (1) Vkariyof Agyptoter.l. w•resat roman (LIN& weirinAla&PaciAolt ( . PREFERENCE BHA] North Eastern, W. Hartlepool Herb• sad Bail., 79. - FONNIGN RAILWAY& Great Luxembourg, in, I. Sambre and Meuse, 7t. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 15. Western and North Western of Fromm, 211. MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Foreign stocks were flat, with $ preponderance cif I Baca. Danubikn, Nowa', Peruvian, Egyptian - Railway Debentures, and Venezuelan of 1864 de clined 1 per cent. ; Spanish 'kw Deferred and Venezuelan of 1862, ; Brazilian &rip l ; and Spanish Passive and Certificates, I. talian of 1861, Mexican, and Turkish of 1886, however, were inquired for, and improved ito per cent. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oss o'CLocra. There is very little business in the mining market to-day, and prices are unaltered. There is an inquiry, however, for Prince of Wales shares, which exhibit an upward tendency, consequent upon the satisfactory tenor of the advices from the mine. A few transactions have occurred in Chiverton Moor, Clifford Amalgamated, East Caradon, East Grenville, and Great Vor. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelizen tusa North : There is no change of importance in the position of the metal market since our last report ; prices on the whole have been well maintained, and an average amount of business has been done. Monetary affairs are still very unsatisfactory. Iron :—The position of Welsh and Staf fordshire iron remains the same ; orders are very scarce, ' and most makers willing to make coneemion in price. Scotch pig iron has been neglected, price 51s. Pd. cash. Copper : The improvement reported in our last has been fairly maintained. English tough is in stead y demand at about smelters' quotations. Buns has changed hands at 841. to 841. 10s. Walleroo, 841. Bapunda, 861. Chili, in Liver pool, The market is mor e willi ng end business Liver would be larger if holders were more willing to supply the demand. Stntits has changed hands at 761., 761. 10s., and 771., and at a proportionate higher price with prompt. Bence, 801. English tin remains dull. The Dutch market is quiet at 468. Tin plates command full prices, and an in good demand. Lead : A steady market, but not quite so much doing. Spelter has further declined in value, with a very limited amount of business. The last sales repotted have been at 101. 10s. spot here, and at 20/. for special brands in outports. - _ 1, showing a rise of 2s. 6d. International Financial shares are quoted 2 to 12 dia. ; London Financial, 15 to 1471 dis. ; General Credit, 2; to 1; die. ; Credit Fonder, 3; to 1 die. ; and National Discount, 7 to prem. Two o'CLocit. Consols are without variation, at 871 to for money, and 88} to for the account. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yester day was 52,0001. The shipments of gold from Melbourne to Eng land during the month of June amounted to 161,5001., while those to Galls and India reached 292,0001. The bills were returned yesterday of Messrs. Bomanjee Framjee Came and Co., East India mer chants. The liabilities are estimated at about 250,0001., and the cause assigned has been a failure to receive remittances. It is thought that the difficulty may perhaps prove only temporary. Large losses are stated to have been made both to cotton and share speculations. The Birmingham Banking Company (Limited) commenced business on Thursday morning under satisfactory auspices. The foreign exchanges yesterday were generally firm, the rates on Paris especially showing an ad vance. The Italian quotations are also higher, a movement unfavourable under existing circum stances to the currency of that country. Annexed is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.14 to 12.2 ; ditto, short, 11.174 to 11.184 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.14 to 12.2 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.55 to 25.60 ; Druwels, 3 months, 25.55 to 25.60; Hamburg and Aliens, 3 months, 13.10 to 13.104 ; Berlin . Cologne, &c., 3 months. 8 . 22 to 6.29 ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 221 to 28 ; Paris, short, 25.224 to 215.274 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.45 to 25.50 ; Mar seilles, 3 months, 25.45 to 25.50 ; Frankfurt-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to 1201 ; Vienna, 3 months, 13.80 to 13.80; Trieste, 3 months, 13.60 to 13.80; Madrid, 3 months, 44 to 431 ; Santander, 3 months, 45 to 446 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 46 to 454 ; Seville, 3 months, 464 to 46 ; Malaga, 3 months. 46 to 454 ; Valencia, 3 months, 464 to 46 ; Bar celona, 3 months, 471 to 474 ; Bilbao, 3 months, 46 to 45 ; Valladolid, 3 months, 0 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 454 to 45 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.80 to 28.0 ; Genoa, 3 months, 27.80 to 28.0 ; Naples. 3 months, 27.80 to 28.0 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.80 to 28.0 ; Messina, 3 months. 27.80 to 28.0 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 514 to 514 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 511 to 511. The return of the Bank of France for the week presents the following changes : Coin and bullion lncrease £744,000 Notes in circulation Dec Bills discounted Decrease 410,000 Advances Private deposits Government deposits Decrease 4,000 The steady influx of bullion continues without a check, and the total now held amounts to the enormous sum of 29,025,0001. It is evident, how ever, that trade in France is comparatively stag nant, as shown by the large decrease in the bills disoOnnted. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 31 per cent. ; Vienna, 5 ; Hamburg, 3 ; Turin, 6 ; - Frankfort, Berlin, and Brussels, ; Amster dam, ; and St. Petersburg, bi per cent. The marked contrast between the above rates and those of 9 to 10 per cent. prevailing here, shows how com pletely the credit of England has suffered by the protraction of the existing monetary pressure. At the Royal Insurance Company's annual meeting held yesterday it was shown that the fire premiums of the year 1865 amounted to 414,733/., and the new life policies issued were for 886,6631. exclusive of proposals for 189,9471., which were found to he below the standard required by the Royal. The satisfactory result was also declared that notwith standing the adverse fire experience of all the coin . psnies during the last two or three years, the usual dividend of 17} per cent. was payable, leaving 62,0761. to the aetht of the profit and loss account, besides a reserve fund of 116,9131. At the meeting yesterday of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company, the usual dividend of 8 per cent. per annum was declared upon the preferential shares, in addition to a distribution of 3s. per share on the original issue. The meeting of the Gas Products Utilising Com pany (Limited) was held yesterday. The profit for the six months ending on the 30th of June last was 4,7251., and the usual dividend at the rae of 10 per cent. per annum was declared, free a t in come tax. It was also decided to increase the ca pital by the issue of 2,500/. of the 7,500 shares in re serve, to be offered in the first instance at par, pro rats, amongst the present shareholders. The meeting of the Telegraph to India Company took place yesterday, when a dividend was decd for the half-year at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. At a meeting of the London and Mediterranean Bank (Limited), held by order of the Master of the Rolls on the Bth inst., Mr. George Whiffin, of 3, Birchin-lane, with Messrs. Baker and Davies, share holders, were elected liquidators of this bank, which is now being wound up under the supervision of the Court of Chancery. The debtors of the Breechloading Armoury Com pany (Limited) are required to pay all sums due to the official liquidator, Mr. E. Hart, on or before the 16th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is appointed for the 29th inst. - _ FRIDAY EVENING. Consols, which dosed yesterday at 88/ to for the 6th of September, opened this morning at 88 to /, and closed at 881 to 1. For money the last price was 87/ to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 874, ; ditto, for account, 88 , / ; Three p er Cents I Reduced, 861, I, 1, I ; New Three per Cents , 861, Bank stock, 247 ; India Stock, 209 , 11 ; d itto Five per Cent., 103, 21; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 f, ; ditto Bonds, 12s. prem. Indian government securities were steady. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 5.. dis. to par ; and the June, 3s. to Bs. prem., being dull. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEA CE On =craw 77.1.103/1011.) tll 100 LEWES MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) 100 100 100 TOWN PLATE. ioe 1 100 2 100 100 100 Le Xechante Indigestion ... 14 ran. TOWN PLATE. Half a mile. Monitor, 9st ; Glendusk, Bat 101 b ; Usher, Set 71b ; 110 Indignation, Sat 71b; Reindeer, Set ; La Mscbante, 7itlolb ; Virtuous, let 101 b ; Goldylooks, 7.4 101 b; Panacea, 7st6lb ; Gretna, 7st 51b ; Acrobat f, 7st 41b; Her Ladyship, 7st ; Sylph, 6at 121 h ; Medina, Est 101 b ; Maid of Erin, Est 91b ; hs, Lancsahire Witch, Est 71b ; Sir Guy, 6at Mb ; Caprice, 94 Est 41b ; Thermometer, bet 21 b ; Canard, Est 21b ; Ratty, 1 0 1 644 ; lady Clinton, eat ; Icicle, Est ; Stokeley, sst 121 b ; re Prima Donna, sist 101 b ; gillaloe, Sat 71b. All are bare. 10' SCURRY HANDICAP. T.Y.O. St. Glendusk, llst 101 b; Indigestion, list 71b; Usher, list Mb ; Merry Hart, lOst 101 E ; Goldylooks, 10st slb ; Sisyphus, 10st Mb ; Nukuheva, lOst 51b ; Bishopton, eR lOst 41b ; Confusion, lOst 21b ; Brimstone, 9st 121 E ; Den- so mark, 9st 101 b; British Tar, Out 71b; Venturesome, Oat 51b; and Allan Dale, 9st. All are here. too St. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. Five farlonits. Confederate, Indigestion, Paris, Reindeer, and Icicle are et here. All others paid forfeit. 20 RAILWAY NURSERY. T.Y.C. Julius, Cannon Ball, Land Tax, Satyr, Chamonniz, Python, Miller's Maid, Bandmaster, Canard, Primrose, Venom, Stokeley, Hatty, Sweet Boy, Miss Fanny, Vice Versa, Lady Craven, Charade, Bonny Doon, Bravura, Challenge, Master Robert, Lady Clinton, Verdi, Prima is . sre Donna, Ingratitude, and Alice are here. 10,010 10 LEWES HANDICAP. Two miles. 40,000 100 100.000 10 John Davis, Salpinctes, Wild Agnes, Gomera, Trapeze, *Ass se Lizard, Rama, Wild Poppy, Lucifer, Tartar, Dulcimer, 10,000 00 Aches, Forester, Ninon Nanco, Foncier, Cranford, Vio- 11,100 10 lent, La Dauphine, and Denmark are here. 10,0•0 40 11,600 ID 1.600 10 1,000 26 1,010 10 1,000 10 MAO 100 koool so GREAT FIRS IN ALDERAGATE-STREET.--(THIS DST.)-This (Saturday) morning a destructive See hap. paned in the premises of Mr. Andrews, printer, situate at m 64, Aldengate-street, City. Nearly two hours elapsed te, before any impression could be made upon the conflagration. 40 The premises of Mr. Andrews were entirely destroyed, and 5° 0 . the houses 63 and 65 severely damaged. The total loss is 10, considerable, but covered by insurances. to THE MURDER IN ST. GILA:WEL—At a late hour /I last night the police apprehended a man at Woolwich who 40 answers in almost every particular the description of the 2 man Jeffery who is suspected of murdering his son in ; Seven Dials on Saturday, the 28th ult. The man has 44 been working at Woolwich occasionally for months past— 44 what is popularly known me " off and on"—and had, as it TM is stated, only reappeared at Woolwich a few hours before 11 his apprehension. Some portion of the clothing is not the same SI the suspected murderer ls said to have worn on the night of the commission of the crime ' • but the matter ei will be decided before this report meets the public eye, is as the witnesses who can identify the murderer have gone 11 down to Woolwich. There was also a rumour current in 41 the afternoon that a man had been detained at Chelms ford on suspicion, but inquiries at once showed that he i; was not the man " wanted.' EXTRAORDINARY CASE OT POTOONINO.—Yester an inquest was held at the Great Western Hotel, 10 BBaton, on the body of a collier, aged 41, named William 1 Treater, who died very suddenly during the night of Sun- 3 day last, in that town. During Sunday he was in good health up to just after nine o'clock, when he complained of a pain in his stomach. Soon the pain became acute, and 1 he died in great agony before two o'clock. A poet mortem examination has shown that death was caused by poison - ; ing. The stomach had a hole burnt in it of the ems of a aurpene.e, just ea if a red.hot poker bad burnt through it. Mr. Best, the surgeon, said that death could have been pro duced by only four poisons ; and that the one in this ease wee of the most deadly and corrosive character. It must ' also have been taken in a solid state, or the mouth would have been cauterised. For the satisfaction of the public and the jury, the coroner directed an analysis of the stomach and its contents. The inquest was therefore ad journed for a month. STRUM IN THS SILK TRADE.—On Wednesday the chairman of the joint committee of manufedurers and workmen (Mr. Procter, solicitor) gave his award on the points remaining in dispute between the masters and ope ratives. On the Mopdore question—the chief point un decided—he awarded in favour of the workmen, and, with one or two exceptions, the sward generally is in favour of the weavers, by whom it has beenreoeived with entire satis faction. The strike is now, therefore, et an end. after up wards of five weeks' duration. The two committees re main organised bodies to be called together at any time a dispute arises, both sides pledging themselves to carry out in their integrity the terms mutually agreed upon be tween them, and to bring up all delinquents on either side. The men were to have resumed work yesterday, but they refused to do so until the final settlement ol the ques tion. They will, therefore, go to work on Thursday. About 2,000 weavers have been on strike, with no funds, and entirely dependent upon other trades and the sym pathy of the public. They have sucseeded in gaining an advance on their weekly earnings of from 21. to 55., and state that they have put the trade in a better position for the weaver than it has been In for 20 years. The manu facturers have made liberal concessions, but some of them aver that several branches of the mixed trade will be materially embarrused by the new list. —Manchester Guardian. ONDLNANY lIHAABB AND arocK a. 100 ltristol and lizeter 100 ,Caledonlan 100 .Cambrian all I Cork and Bandon all Cornwall 100 'Dublin and Belfast Juno 100 Dundee, PerthotAbdJn all Imst London &nip Cart 1001 Do 100 Glasgow and 8. Wester/I I 100 Great Eastern Ord. 82 100 I Dm. Z. Ang. 80k., N 0.2 100 Great North of Scotland 100 .thent Northern 100 'Do.a rec. no dlr. an -100 IDo./S 1 W 6p. e. b paidD 100 .Do. New imess 1. 100 .Do. Ord. Dot. Div. Stock 100 'Ot. South t West. (lra ) 100 ;Great Weliall 100 Do.StourVaLOna.htic 190 Do. Booth Wales HO Do. W. Mit—Word 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 • Lascaahire &Yor= 100 Lon. ,Brlghtn, &S.Ooest 100 ,Lowdon,ChathamotDovi 100 I Do. Met. Ertern.A6p.c. 100 ILondoe a North Wroth. 100 I Man. LoodonisionthWestern 106 Sher., a Lincolnab _ iao IMstropontiia $ Do. New I all Do. Exteadow aLL IfotropolttoaDistriot 10 Do. do. do. D0..*130. Johdowood _ go' Iht 6 Do. 1.2 Shares_ 100 Do. Biro. & Derby. all .Dld Kent 100 North Britt& 1100 Do. Bella ,Yerth,Dand 1100 N. Soateru—Derwlet I led Do. G. N. 2. Pars._ 100 De. Leeds 1 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle an Do. etock&DarUag. lis Do. do., 100041 100 North London, I I Do. do., Mt 7 Do. do, 1860 100 North Staffordshir— e-100 N. t S. Western Juno 100 Mottlah Central . 100 Scottish N. K. Aber. Stk 100 Scottish Midland 100 ;Bbrooshire Union ' 100 'Booth Devon 100 Month Zamora ' all Stainee.WokilleissiAc 100 Malt Vale 100 I Vale of Math 100 ;Waterford I Kilkenny 6 IWaSerloo I Whitehall 'l6O Meet Cornwell BELITI3II 90 91 I 111 M 66 111 36 4 4 ff TO 70 71 111 U$ 7 81 79 i II 7 115 118 124.4 124 91 93 91} Vl} SS 37 SS IS 1231 1131 113 131 19 30 114 117 90 SS 64 67 iJ nile Int 161 14 89 91 ... •-• Val "9e it Le it pm SD 92 49 SI U 16 US 107 sr a 101 103 $44 25} 9 10 Pm no 191 1 9 Pa 1 i Pm TS TT 106 112 150 at 73 76 46 47 66 67 ii - 140 164 ii - B -- B Bel 1011 1011 U 65 ION& I Pd. I ItaLtWara awing prices. II 61165 100 'Boat. Bar. &C. In. gbp.a 1211 972 9 I Do. 1 1, Shares idle par all Buffalo t lake Hares 4 ' all j Do. Preform*, 74 100 Illan.,Branb,&Godarich I 6 per 0ent.14724-6 74 100 S. Faatarn sp. e.g. let) Cape T. Dock 6 9 :#3.. OD all Demerara7p.e. . 100 100 'East Bengal gu. o 96 .100 . East Indian gu. 6do Ng 1100 annul Trunk of Canada 20 all I Do. Equip.ll.ll.op.ot 86 lall Do. Ist prat Bondi all Da do. deferred 48 ,an De. Sod pref. Banda. 60 all Do. do. deterred 66 all Do. '4 prat. Stock. 17 all I Da do. deterred 9 8 all Do. 4th preL Steck l2 all i Do. do. deterred IS 'lOO Great Indian Penicumna 104 18 Do. gua. 6 per cent.. I I 8 1 Do. New da j Do. New 100 Ot 8. of India. g. bp. et 100 De. 4f per cent 105 1 pm 1 pm 1 pm 100 91 93 -- r all 'CA. Western of Calciel , 111 Do. New all Dol ...Bd t pey.12731 all Do. do. do. 1877-8. 'Lodi biLlsoted) 'lOO ;Madras guar. S p. put 100 Do. do. el de , 100 1 Do. do. 44 de ' 15 I Do. Milt gateasloo l 'lOO Welt). Corp. 6per C. Bd., . all 'bleb. and llobeoreeßay I all Do. 6p. at., peg. 1380, all I Do. 6p. ct., pay. 1605, 100 , N.B.elCao.6p c.lstp.B.: 100 'Selo& gma. 6 per conk' 'no Do. bow do 3 Do. do. do 1100 Da PanJaab do. I 100 Do. lades 3t llot. do. 14 149 i 91 flt 13 96 971 $8 99 1 93 86 9 71 ,i 60 61 100 WS IN 16 110 le $6 97 $6 96 1i 1 es 66 96 , JOINT STOCK SLIMS. 1 Pd a 2rio6 AniaIkOOLOILWAVIIMOSI Anglo Austrian Anglo Eggptisna Melo Ita/lan (Limited) I Aatatic Bank Cor. new si Australasia Danko' BlitlakColaza Do. New. lasnial 2 pm Bank of WA BB anankk of Loodon of Otago (Limited) Bank ol Quernaintli Bankorlicteria,A Bank of Nev lasland Barned'sßaakSllinitet ( 1 - ) 1 B= is Fa 11 furs is — 1711 British Y. America Chsricalafiltto BM. (LO. C. Bk. India, Ans., Mina , Chart. We. at JAIN* Bnl City Colonial Coma Bank t of Can i ad c a. t 6.1.4 i ltt Delhi and London I But London (Waited) Liston ZnehanintLini English and American. English Joint Stook_ Rog. Scot.& AnaL English andBwodildi (L)I European BankLLl■dtad Hinduan.Ctilnaa.J u zA Imperial Bank( Imwial Ottoman Do. New Lend Mort. Bk. Biagi D0.6p.e.. Deb.. 1864. Lon. 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Bank= (1 ) Provtate. a I Uchida, NAL ot Delhi Do. tamed at I P (L) Booth Australia Stand. of H. & AMeta 99 i ii _di.: 7 6 dial 64W11 _ 1 *si 11 Faii it 9Ws 4 4 67 Oa 17 14 IS 30 id 6 3 dim 17 13 as 33 41 . r 3 Pm . 4 , 1 1 99 10 die 2 1 die 6 341. 45 47 16 16 161 is 15 16 1.1 36 41 I of 24_ t 7... 3 9 WU , 4 2d6 4 2411 J 15 12 dls 18 19 id 12 11 du 14 11 Os 3 5 $ 6 pm - :di 61 111161 II * .. I i las le eidb Ile ef 7 "i ds 20 5 dim 2 Ids 2 fpm 1 1 2 r 1 pus 21 LI 61 0 41 a 14 1 14 111 .. I 411 8 ear 84 41 zd 14 10 I - ii i dls! 11 9 Ms! 12 10 dial II 1&a :elf 1 2 peal s 4 poi R 40 ii ii 141 1 To 1 I peal Mike at Andras Usios Ireland (Ua ) traloa a Loofas - • 1,001,1141 at. Omsk mad West hulls .1140 IST 1110 MOW 10 41a•Mmg Dock MOW SM. rt.:4' onerslas""..n leo le 1.41114:i100 Mo. Deb. St. 4p. bat •11 be is Mk iimutbsoptos — 117,071 Bt. Dune, Commaarmlal 11: me me No. I Nit. I 36.000 2 ,Alaizillles Limited) 100,000 1 'Angle-licaz.Gold(Llza ) 20,000 20 lAuetrallaa 10,000 5 .Brazil. Lit ILCo. (Lim ) 15,000 10 Cape Copper (Limped) 25,000 2 Cspula Silver (Limited 30,000 6 CbentaleaG.aB.ldia., 12,000 00 Cobbs I 10,000 m Coplap e :(=ted) 100,000 1 ' ,Don Pedro, N. Del Bey 25,000 3 last Del Rey (Limited) 35,000 2 Portuna (Limited) 60,000 2 'lrrentino&Bollilakiold ii",too" to 08,0001 le 15,000 3 10,000 103,:g 1 50, 4 10,000 10 100,000 6 I I 120:000, 1 General Avila& (Limited) Linares (Limited) 'Las!tants.° ilnaited) 'llarlqulta IPannicillo Copper (L) ~ Ponteband Silver Laid 'Port Phillip Banta Barb. Gold X. (L ) :Scottish Austral. 'Lim ) 11,000 20 43,174, $0 30,000 2 50,000 , 1 10,000, 10 0,000 10 20,0501 5 10,000; 1 76,000: 1 46.0001 'St. John del Rey ; Lim United Mexican (Um. Val Antigorla Gold .. VallanzamaGold(Um.) Vancouver Coal (Um.) Val Samsun , Limited) Washoe Gold (Limited) Worthing (Limited) .. Yorke Peninania(Unt) Yudanamiztana (Um.) e 6 all an 1 all FORTION OBLICIATII Closing prime. t - 4 — sl 17 1S s 5 SS SS 10 U IS 12 11 SS .1 In 17 id OD 1 idul COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (NT ZIACTRIC AND INTZINFATIONAL TELNORAPH.) (raw' oua OWN ooanapownorr.) The market is rather quiet. Saks probably 3,000 or 10,000 balm. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; Town tallow is quoted 13a. 3d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 440. to 440. ; October Ito December, 45e. ; December, 48s. MARKET ATTRACEM.—Town tallow, 46a. 9d. ; fat ditto, 2s. ; yellow Russia, 48e. 9d. ; melted stuff Ms. dd. ; rough ditto, 17s. 6 d. ; greavu. , 18a. ; good dregs, tr. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Among pears imported from Prance are some good samples of Jargouelle and of beurre d'Amanlis. Oranges are hmoniing scarce, and West India pine-apples are nearly over for the season. Homs-growu pine-apples and hothouse grapes are plentiful, and prices for these, as well as for other kinds of indoor produce, are still the same as those of last week. Peas and other varieties of vegetables continue to arrive in excellent condition. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, kalosanthes, coloeolarias, pelar goniums, fuchsias, balsams, cockscombs, mignonette, and roses. FRPIT. Cherries. per dor lb, es to I% Melons, each, 36 to fa Currants, per sieve, es to bs Nectarines, p. dos., es to Os per dos.. 4a tts , per 106, 128 to 10s 0006 rile s p. qt 3d to 6d l l' r e:o n ge s s, per doe. 45 to lba Grapes, per lb. U. to Gs I Pine Apps per lb., 3. to Sa heinous, per HO, Sa to lis Strawbeniei, porlb., 64 to Is VEGETABLE& Artichoke*, per doz., 2s to 46 Mushrooms, p. pott., Is to So Gd BOWL Kidney. p.iste ,!stoSeld Murtard & Crew. p. pemn.. Ikt Beet, per dor is to 30 Onions, p. dos ban., as to 64 t4bleges. pair dor , Is to Is Parsley, pert sieve, 2s to 3a Carrots, per bunch. 44 to oil Parsnips, per don , Is 1., do Yreneb, du., la to 48 Peas, per qt.. 6d to Is Cauliflower , . p. doe., 2s to Os per bushel. Ss 64 to Ss Celer), per bundle, le to MU Potatoes, York Regento, p. ton, Cucumbers, each, 34 to 91 isis to 96e Endive, per dor , sa Racks, dn., 606 to 70e Garlic and Shallots, per lb., 10d Flukes, 1066 to 11.56 Herhe, per hunch, Gd do. Kidneys, Gs to lOs Horse Radbib p. bund, teed ge per rwL Leeks, per bunch. 3d Radishes, p. 12 ben., 6d to Is Lettuces, per score, Is to Is ed Spinach, ler hash., Is to le Mint, per bunch. 34 to ed Turnips, per bunch, Gd to gd SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 11r. Charles James nista° reports trade slow at the following prices :—Prime old clover, from 120 s. to 1304. ; ' inferior ditto, from 95e. to 1111. ; prime old hay, from l'Oess. to 110 s. ; inferior ditto, from 90s. to 100 s. ; prime new Glover, from 814. to 1011 s. ; prime new boys from 750. to 8:e. ; inferior ditto, from 50s. to 65e. ; straw, from 365. to 455. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. UTEXPOoL, Amlung 10.--Bales today :Treat Eastern, 214 j -London and North Western, 1161 / :-lUdland, 1201-South Eastern, (114 Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 2.16-Erie, 4u/k4O 4- Illinois Central, 751 ad —Great Luxembourg shares, 1 1-10 -Eastern Exchange Bank (limited). 21 Liveool mine Credit . Limited) pa and Foreign Mari ne (I,lmited;, 7-16 p - Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 31-Brit4o and In Magnetic Telegraph A, 82; ad.- Natkmal Steam (Limited., 1414. -West India and Pacific Steam, 6 d. RA.IIC.MINVOL, A 1:101.11T -The market la quiet, end prime a shade lower. Consolidated bank (limited), new, 4 p.- Pries, 401 L_040:1 4-Crest Eastern, 6919-Orest Luxembourg, 1211-t rest Northern, 116 n -Ormt Northern A, 111 23 7--Great astern, 52-Illinois, 764-Lanouhlre and Yorkshire, 1231- London and North Weaken, 1161 17-Manehester, ItheMeld, and Lincolnshire, 64 4-do. 6 per oust. prat, 041-Metropolltan, 1921 9-do. new extension, 14-Midland, 1404 - do. new con verUtile, 2 1-10 p.-North Brltisk 60 gil-South Eastern, 064 141 -Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance k lbritted% 4 United States 5.20 Years' buds. 6611--Predon Wyrs. 45- Anglo-Amerhan Telegraph, 12/-Atlautle, 71- kiolckoe p. SOUTHAMPTON, AUUUeT 11. —The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's steamer Pere passed the Needles at 11.20 a.m. to-day. A LADY BURNT TO DIATII. —A melancholy and fatal accident has cast a gloom over the usually cheerful and pleasant town of Maidstone. On Wednesilay afternoon Mrs. Wm. Hoer the wife of one of the principal medical men in the town,and averycharltablelady,was engaged in &mis sion of mercy to a discharged soldier,who was suffering from closefatal illness. Whilst reading to the invalid she est in &chair to the fire, when, by so me means, her dram took Are. The young man attempted to extinguish the flames, but in vain. Mrs. Hoar then ran towards the street door and opened it, when the wind caused the dames to extend, but the screams of the unfortunate lady brought a man named Bonny into the room, and a Mr. Beattie, who enveloped her in the carpet. They thought t he y had extinguished the flames, but upon the sister of Pope arriving she said she was burning underneath her clothes, which pro v e d to be too true, and not a moment was lout before her under apparel was removed. Mr. Hoar was iminediately sent for, and arrived without delay, and he bad her at once re moved to her home. The poor lady, who was dreadfully burnt on the chest, arms, and lower extremities, gered tall yesterday, when death put an end to her suffer- FIRM CITY BRANCH or TUB Ruroux LRAG A branch of the league, under this title, was established on Thursday evening, at a meeti n g held at the Hand and Shears Inn, Clothfeir. A resolution to the effect that it was desirable to establish a branch of the Reform League in that part of the City was come to. Mr. Rees was ap pointed chairman, and Mr. Malley secretary, of the new branch. Upwards of forte mem bers enrolled. Nuw Act ox Thu Cousin or J —Yeater. day an act of parliament was tamed to a'eend the acts re lating to the intended Courts of Justice: The commis sioners may now apply the public money to the purchase of adjacent land, for the widening of Carey-street, and for improving the ACONII of light and air to the new courts. The removal of Temple-bar is anticipated. R A ILWAY TRAFFIC RECEIPTS.—The traffic re turns of railways in the United Kingdom, published for the week ending the 4th of August, amounted on 12,460 miles to 795,113/., and for the corresponding week of 180 on 12,229 miles to 770,0431., showing an increase of 231 miles, and of 25,0701. The gross receipts on fourteen of the principal railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week on 9,075 miles to 668,88 N., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 8,915 miles, to 645,669/.; showing an increase of 160 miles, and of 23,220/. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,0931. • on the Great Northern to 2 , 091 /. ; on the Great Western to 61381. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 5,50 W. ; on the London and North Western to 4,833 t.; on the London and Brighton to 2,908/.; on the London and South Western to Law. ; on the Midland to 1,254 L; on the North British to 1,482! .; total 26,94 M. But from this must be deducted 1,4801., the decrease on the Great Eastern ; 673!. on the Great Southern and Western ; 250/. on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire ; 203/. on the North Eastern, and 1,1181. eolith. South Eastern, leaving the increase as above, 23,2201. The reoeipte: on o 2 other lines in the United Kingdom amounted ea 8,395 miles to 126,224/.1 and for the corresponding weele.of last year on 3,314 miles, to 124,3741., showing an incninae of 81 te miles, and of 1,8501. The goods &lAD on Mee 14 sysms of lines above mentioned amounted for the "meek to 306,9681. against 291,3501., showing an increase of 14,60111. The puriengers, parcels, mails, Ito., treat on those lines amounted to 362,9311., spinet 354,3191. for the correspond ing period of 1865, showing an maw& of 8,6121. The total reeedpte for the past week show an increase of 20,4031. as compered with those of the preceding weak ending the 28th July. I