The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-31 00:00:00

1I i E POLICE COURTS. (THU DAT.) GUILDHALL. MAIM f. $I or AAAAA IXO tat= POISONS. Lawfter AsekswfA krliwat, deintball so is tf.ails as the Ikkooli•boama L l eise a aro brae* up kr hake relog iu be. m inim Conn, raorpa ebb likable* embalm, Swell Eduardo wi,b • Imiger, yak lams to do bre primer boll* kern. The Aremoisom of t•i• me se loodhd Seet64 , l-M SIM - - - h . riemsr , a WI, pottertal Yoh* mos. neat 45 of op. wfb a peehriem of Mud red meouctschm, with 66 di, mart seheekhiarese ka-serry, sad lir ma Shom leo ha bed been at MOM is pen ••••yousiblos Ifs ilibb•sof the neigh as bit ••• • ma of a my 'Wm twoipsr, emohnld dated 7. MI is • emp tho NIKO Is emir • gray air wee dce apes width paramb vaissilisisty afiar~is bewared, • mad hand sal • great dinarbukes sateraid druise whisk the primmer hew • life•preesrve r (a roan ionsidable m•pedi, beetiog • vette damn in nos tad) be. Wpocket, med mo th memral perms Intik it, Ono womanlike awn a )gvaaaerei •De en. worked, while the N... Sdwri , received • Mow from . he ler which iniered bar neat in a sheave allelleinni dinetlols. Its Weis heeling from the life in the wowed et • Mph of sir inches. The third AGM of the Wirs far t ' .•• M. Edward:a hosbrad, wits had kis teigh• tilly rs lacerated. The prisoner also bore evi ani mks roll Irvine been severely hark fled by the mob. ffera tarthir 'Mem of • conroboranh character lay* Um sleek the primate wit committed for trial spot three memo chaps of wounding with intent to do grievous biddy him bed being Garroted for his appearance in two mresom •1601. eml, fa earls of the three cher. BO W./attain. A 1111A11011 AND COt ATEA-CHARGE. A snag woman awned Neu Crawley was placed at the hair inliew Mr. Henry, charged with obtaining • quantity of Mr" the , by false pretences. It was pored that the I:Warner we• • esevant is the ..- t 70 ,0.1 • French laundries named Meant. in Well...neer, -street, The prosecutriz, Mrs. finding, of 114, Greet Rariall-strees, bed been in the habit of swab* her been to be wsetted there, and the pawner uanally carried it backwards and foram& On Monk, afternoon she preseuted herself am canal. and recaleed • band?* of shine, collets ' walritooate, &c., veined, at et., although rho had been discharged at twelve o'clock the wane day by her master. She took the things to a grocer bring opposite hae toaster's, and when the braadle was entwined it was found that DO hat accompaaled them. Mrs. Ending was Informed of the., and she famished • wooed list of the articles, upon which it tunnel out that two Oulu, Ws collars, wed • waietcast were misaine from the bundle. The prisoner was thanes& out sad given tato custody. The ini.oner, in answer to the charge, said she was not discharged. Rem master, during the absence of hie wits, made indecent proposals to her, and then (as be fad done too beg, re) she resolved to leave the house, and did so directly bar annum mine home. havies left, why did yow goad filch the thisys Prorate? made an reply to this, but rid the beadle was eft jut rah, had received IL riteset, the coaster;riMiTsiihe irtatement et the girl, but 'GA tr ohe would st 4re what she did with the eakelag good* wooid tot preen the charge. She wee nataaded kr inquiry. SOUTHWARK. ctertog TO CABMEN. The.,.,, Sprirrou, mtedriver, hedge 12,767, wee brought betors kr. Comte, charged with realms driviee ie the pebric street., std redeeming the liras of Jane Simmons, Nary At. Power, and others, Kra Sommene mid that she togged the prisoner and his cab *boot 12 o'clock, rear St. O..rp's church. Three at them FA it, aad the primmer drove them up the Dorer•roed, sad jest belay they prt to the pte the primmer suddeely drew ap, end he taming rased upset the vehicle. Tar, wens in couseqesece thrown cm each other, end had sot emus peleman come to th,Sr aid, they might have bees seriously enamel. A. it ear, they were much trighsourd Wore they ithesid. Mt. Comte asked caber ate the primmer erne amber? Witmer meted test b. we, red she mad set 111103•Ili fat opeettisig tbe ewe moss by Ms snider sad sagbgtet driirtai. li. 441 so Wilms= ass" as Dover-road Our, so that eta art disk way brae. Asteeoy Joni. seek bit ea the grimer drive the Wits Op tee Dover-toed. asetjeet Wee thsy got to ;be Bete the ate use tented over. kis inosolisiely tot to their meet save, sad. Is eatimartim via teethe gestlestas, 'dossed Ober. The per a-r *ma Ms kg. bet it was him ova fed; es he totes ening Iwo k. Is &spent to Ike displessur sold It was se lad. desk se be wee et ems Must to weed tee pte, the toll .4 ode* ose Meettesset Mr. Cones told Mos *et ids had a narrnm arse* tht 0 tirb Wos mea, es • seeks to hen he rum pay 10e or go to prim kr 14 lors. DEAD BODY FOOND OW =lt 11201170 d RAIL. • T. —Yrifteky sitereaw Mr. Parr, warn h. ma City a Lam , '" mil Ile•tht:Vdie46., Ingsk7 at Ws irtarriall Jake'., H Men el Mr. Wag aqua, nal as al Mr. Clara.% t. and realer Jun indriaber. rbe are earned awe laieerr, h twat rem Wee We Mad art Wilma by unfair war, and tan kie holy lad Immo awards plan( am ibe Lodes sad briaiblea tame it Willey West • aide Minriatimr. Ira mar bum= Ire aid Az Illemisy mama( by ilia drew at • pads two. Than we d ee p weal we tet e k5 ,,....r. ow, • b.', imm aril nib Mt. Anita y ads Clangs Melody Um of bent,lud innerly bona streartr aha Ware. Wine Clmatisra. bet bitterly It• bal hike fa Letraiperst• Walk Be tailed at On ad., to banierliti arta itt &WWI. He yaw Wm tont, nut wham sae* awn rang •• get • bad wklit. Mr . Henn., rupee, anted Um& te• nen Wilma* wee • deln•loni of dr oak tit. right pi. tnia brakes. la lits ogtaio• deassid ka. 44 . 4 •••• " led tweeatly billed Verdict, C' Arcidnenl - ASFAIII AT NEWCASITLE-CPOWYTEI. —A Me/ brawl occurred to Peados Di.., • law neigh. bterhood fa Mammoth. .Tgem, ea Meade, emiaililf• As old mum. aemod ereepled • Imemeared dweller le tie Dame; her /wihbone wee Eliteherli Can* leed/ady of the Plurela Timm. lbs. Cogrbes obleabber, a Male Or% woo moor .nee met Slaty hewramte to Na., Animas, eed Mtg. Caine. Hieing sal, Wand ebb oid weeme, bed with (rut et demo threw her from the Sep Ma &got of wooden mire leedsg b• be. inns Mee • the grand leer. Tanta( head b. ad erlah aterrubre farm ogetam tt. wall et the leteetea t bee heed wee rwe'y est, and the power of MOTU( nay part at bar lady werard to bevy mord. The astfortaem• teemem who seem .polu, &Par the deadly YD. liagered till sleet • quartet term 7 the armee •rtatog, whoa dea.h terminal* her omen,,. Mrs. Carrie to is erinvly. MEL tNEUHLT ACtIDENT GN WIEDKRIIEIIt LAME —Os Mo•MY • YoullE Ireaderma from Shsffield, aimed B•azawsli, yr drowned at f o r head of this lac Aloe; w.th • onapaain, he bed gone Ingo Wonhead in the dine ttes of Wray ('bas/e. TM rad we. blswing very ettwrig et the Imo, sad the boat onalsed. TM deceased mak to rte. a. Tour. , Dist tile massage ..sage l to get span the host, alosh ern Maim keel uppermost, ad was urea resewed. THE PAIHHAIe Brance..—DELEGATE MEETING AT PAanuma.—Tba anal wetly lo.erior of dslemon and ave nges' was held at the Odd Fellows' Hall, P•dibara, oa as.. ley ME Then wag • large ettnidance of spewing. Mr. lerwleark • mid admeate. use railed to the flair. TM dehamers from the various Own thee natal the klieg ef Mat, reepem We districts la referearo to the strike sad the mmemet of their roetriMenno, which wen In ill, 4.1111. lea. al. ; melt is Henn. Canlffies, Brooke, sad Co'. bask. lON. ; moooy is hand. 541. Se. rid. total, ' • al, MOE 19e. lA. &meal of the del emte* urged the ge gleabillty of briartor about se amicable settlement. Mt ad trierd the operative. to be uatliashier is their dennad, sad not en mem, work on home below lb. Blarkbant traartud list of prime —The cheirewe ties addrand the stertlee at rossiderable length.—TheCslae deputy reported That the Padittam strike had pr doted good rosolt• the,., la no. mill •• adman of Id. por cat had been ; ad is ten Mimes id. and Id. Wel, shoat Mae ands The Bolt Ai &lowa mend that • etsndard Set Ism bsine erg on is Baern which would iceman the were laid n tin tonne - ay at Mlle ea ea IMMO of bi. jon oast. TM hat would oor, however, he Istrwlused until the Salaam *tribe was noted. Voles of Mask. to the aorretary, elan tire commove. sad lb* ehahmas ele.ed the pouvedtaga. THE VoLLIERg' STRIKE AT WELEXHAIL—A Ism open. go , metier of rolliere Ira. held ea Monday •fiarress, ea the Wrealtora moreveres, Inc the porpme of coml.( to roma arrangement with word to the *trite. The Aleetfeet ormiseted with rbp Hien appeatum • dopetatiae to waft epos a meting of maim at Seembo, for the Ponswe of Arno sling • rive of 44 per My, whith had bees reduced by 2 5 . : M. Mieg the ems Met askol. Naw PROCIAII TOR WATIRING STRECTII.—A corker. npirineat is now Wan tried at Lyme for Isytag the het is public prenemadie, end has en far be.. sites woh awry. A ettentlet of that afty hnvioir aoridentally ink wane hydrochloric acid oa a terrace of hie, bead that It hardened ter 'pet no which It had Min g , and m.istwieed it `a etere of permanent moisture. This led Alm to think that by waterier the streets with this Geld the dust an him worsianian roads might be laid. or renter pre waled *'m thief. Experiments were art r:l2 oa 'tie Cows Lantana, bstweea the Rhone and the Per neite DWI.% The ramose wee cnaplete, end has promd durable, the curiae'-way having now ban sari 'teethe tree from dust ; sad another eters latent la wow being made oa the Plebe Heiken'''. Doting the hottest ran nt tbe day, the wined, altbragh dry cud gre- irony, has the appearance of bane as casabnin and divot, Ns if it hal been WORM 11.1 f an liner When Bat se ereidsg sppnewben , he moister* become wan sod wan perceptible, every funning the ironed ie atiOw, and wove esuSatable to sulk on. This may be away aaaanitsl tor: the meld da emon/la as ravel or From. farms as. ac wend deli qoarcent which theretwo attract elan mnitture of Ike air. Tb. g9NN, n to whether reed. thus watered are likely to lee* en long ea they ought, con oily be decided by LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.: (IT smarm Tar.sowlL) DERBY MEETING.—(TRIB DAY.) ENTRY FOR MAIDEN PLATE. One mile. Little Poll, Comer, Caste( Kitty f, China, Vag William, Odd Urea, sad Maid of Tweed. Akaie /D.--141111/12, Holly, Primers Royal, The DIMS, Jim, Moulin', Dibble, Argyle, M. Pullipe, Ancient Bekaa, Wt. Merchant, Ovalle Kitty c, Dimond, Gwellyan, Corowar, Klon.ileY, &Wild Sm. Maid of Tweed, King William, The Creeper. Ardour, Castoff, c by Ca:darer, Micah, Lump:mutt, Ebbe= Beauty, sad Ringlet. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1859. MLIXIENT RAILWA7.-177118 DAY.) 'foie morning the seventh lelf-yesrlr meeting of proprietors in the above cempany wee held at the Oakes, 7, South Sea Howe, ender the of Wm. DENT, Esq., chairman of directors. The report statement of amounts were read by the secretary (Mr Wookot). The report, of which toe full-wing to an abstract, stated that Awe the last meeting all valuations napped= lands and interests bed been settled, and that 192,0091. would be eutlident to complete the Shortleade line. The South Eastern Company had made a psymt nt of 1,90 W. en amount of the guaranteed dividend of 3 per cent. The capital soconnt up to the 20th June ebowed that 7531961. 3.. Ai. had been received, and 71,0321. 18e. 93. hod been diebursed up to that date, sad that the amount available foe dividend was 8041. 1111. 7d.,ent of whith • dividend of 24 per cent., free of tacoma tax, was reenuttneeded. The work. were progreasiag eatiafeciterily. The CHAISMAX, In moving the adoption of the report, stated that it. detail' were so fall en not to make say lengthened observations from him. The wefts were pro- ceeding in the most satisfactory meaner, a. wee Wel the teams between Shortlands sad South Bow-reed. They bad • given no detailed revenue account, because they were gleirea teed • dividend of 3 per cent. for the drat two years by the Booth Eastern Company, of 34 pw cent. for the third year, and four per c.v. for the following six years. The 1412 hl, Chatham, and Dover Company had entered into a contract wtth them for the construction by them of the line between South Bow-road and Bt. Mary Cray. and had guaranteed to them 80 per cent. of the mileage traffic which might per over their Stroud sad St. Mary Cray line, with a revenue of 1,0004 • year, until the Chatham line shordrl be open to Dover, when the minimum was to to be 1,500/. The weet.end terminus would, he expected, be • greet conveotenee to the inhabitants of Mid Kent, sad would also tend very much to develop their metropolitan teak. The report and accounts ings terms were severally agreed to, and the proceed The Depnty-Recorder (Mr. Aepinell), in charging the jury at the opening 4 the Liverpool &anon' plots:day, mewl toad a cearge agaiest one of the lona police of con dosing a (tinny, and raid that thin wan the only one of the lied tea , b.. recollrood ever °cowling in tee force. THE INsPEcTION OP TROOPS AT I'ORTSMOCITTL Lleut.-C.,lonei C.rultchael, 32nd Light 1 oratory, sad ant Lissa-Coked Bell, as noted to our report on Monday of the teepetien et the her hisjosty at Portsmouth, was birianed in Eby LYICH Law Alr SIIIELD9.—A few days ego one of the new of 11l American vowel (which ship le now In the Tyne) roomed to he allowed to go on abaft, and not reeelehig es an nedlate looms he was in the act of getting aver the old., wine the wife et the captain poised a pistol, cocked it, appecelard the man, and said If he put one leg over there ! be would he • deed man. —Newcastle Chronicle. Dostillt:CTlan FIRE NEAR BRADFORD.—On Mon day morning, at a quarter pest five, • fire, which proved very dretructive In it. remits, broke out In a warehouse teeming pert of Pannynaka Mill. New Leeds, near Brallord, in tes occupation of Memo. B. Ingle end Co., spinners. Moms. hides portion of the promises condoled of • building two plumy, high, adjoining the botter-honas of the mill. Tice lower storey contained • oonokkrable quantity of epees, mohair, English wool and tope, partly dyoi; ale, a number of non, and some spindles and dyers. The upper room wee lied for sorting wad. sad cootained • large (mouthy of this article. The fire broke out in a corner of the lower non la =InZ, it is supported, of the flues having been over ienst immediately after the Ere hod bees els mewed two Ire Weeks wars on the ppro, but the whole big was then in flume. Within three-guldens of an hoar irem the dem of the tire being discovered the root fell is, on the nannies became an otter ruin. lhe Mesas. lees en WA neeni, and their loss from stock destroyed sad domed wIB maw to I,oooi. The boildno, which es .mosey, le tandentood to be tweed.—Monhaan OrardiaL DILSTIt 17CTION or FARM PRODUCE By FIZE.— Yomerdag , A r ie broke out ia maw area at Lai Fans. at Hamm, . latelbasam was 11111 M is the Leaks Piro Brigade, . Hawirraaa, taw obit( dame of tie district, iamaatlataly sierra to. th• pima, wit/ awa martirk aid s awabar of drama. Oa task antral, two haws •Malw demoted ems VIA in or. gunnel blaze. TY parish tw ain= wen mined, et work. snd some heave sloped Way the fire was ettiagniehed. The two smoke wore *windy de smoyei. sod much dumps does to a stack of hay. Tho property wee insured in the Cosoty office. A NARROW E•CtrE.—Year•rday morning one of the rasa bolas/fog to lb* Great Northern Railway Come may wee mosaylag a had of silk from the Bull sad Month, Bt. Marrin's-IwOrend, to the King acmes etaiien, sad pawing through Caltborpe-wreet, Grarssiowirmd, owls; to the ropes baying become loosened by this orals- I yea of the load—stoweeing ass—smart of the balm NI halo ths abwt, and wars withis • hair's-breadth of croaldag • lady sad gestlernas is s cab which was passing at the moment It I. bat a very short tow knee an empty oak in its fan tyros • similarly loeded warms killed a gentleossa is Yin William-street, Landombridgc The silk was mod 'Oared by the street mud, which was very floid, by caw of the meat rale. Ansigrrau MORDIER AT SPIKE ISLAND. —The Cork Reporter nye :—" Os Friday morning lost, when the Wesson and warden were aeseenbled is the chapel to tuned 'bele ineesber prayers, as the Rev. Mr. Lyons, the senior Sams win* chaplain, was about tocantossoce the wreck*, • antiker deoerMta mode a iitteultassotia rash on warder Micheal Tbesers. ewe up the peer in which he was at the risse, sod olllandellei header him with the broken portions Weed is a most savage said infuriated in , and only for Os prompt Interlineal of ettur warders, who happened to be seer, sad seised the principal offeorli re, It is more then certeio —notwitbennillpg the sanctity of the plars—they would hove seerldieed that victim os the spot. A few days preveenely a etwilair sir* was made in tim school en the weeder is charm end ware It not f v the exertions of the ley. Kr. Lyons, who happened to be near at rho time, It Is lardy this melt would be serious, as it eppears that this le the esessul senimpt that ha* been recently nude on this woadisr."_ _ 111 NATAW FATI.-Th. petty sessions of Navin were held ea Illeaday. The principil matter for the eon stillentkis of the beach woo the late riot at the autumn fair, which wee Net be/d. The Earl of Mayo templed the chair. Ns wee impreeed by moral other magistrates of the direct Tb. Mt arse What es yam that of William Butler agefest 011iney. The plaintiff, on bone sworn, deposed to the hot that he we. proceeding to the tar when be met a mob of upward. of 300 penny, who were pelting with mom. ths Ikevens nod the cattle they were driving toward. the hie gene. The whom. deeeriberl the riotous conduct of the mob, but he did not ray sinning of the real promoters of the riot, whom reverend persona wan not within hi. ken. Mr. Cerra. appeared a. counsel f.r the defendant After a good deal of querti ming and ernsuseetioning of the wit tiest.., the magistrates retired to coOder their decision, and after en anon of about half an hour returned into coast, when Lord M.yn said—lt hoe been &meet to by a IlKi of the crieeirtrates that you, Gibney , hive committed aqua writ, mid you are to be committed f.r one month to the gaol of Trill, with hard labour. Have you anything to my to that ? Mr. Carron applied for liberty to appeal agalait the deri.ino, which the bench granted. The other charges were them dheallesed. MURDEROUS ATTACK NEAR SHEFFTELD:A carter aimed Lame Cornet, of Cileadlaw-common, near Mud&lA, Ism bees apprehended as a charge of saaaultutg on rho high way George Richardms, collier, of latake, neer Stieff-Id. The !attack, which took place a week ago, was of so brutal • c`sirseter that Riciterdwin'e life is deeptinid of, and on Satur day evening W. !Smith, Each coagierate, attended his bo e.. sod took his deposition in peesesee of the accused. Os Monday erasing Itichardeon went to Gleadlaaa (met, and es his return, a little after midnight, met the prironer and dorm other men when about half a mile from home. One of the mat told his to stand sad deliver," but pweed f teemed with two of hie companions, without waiting to receive any worm Collies, however, who remained behind, knocked liatihmdeos down, end proceeded to punch him in the mood violent manse. on the ohnt. Abe, face, ISt., s ing as be did em I'll give it To I'll give it yoa." Richardson screamed murder es loudly as he could; but his assailant evariansd to switch him with nitabated violence. At length Collies told Richardma to got up, or ha would kill him. The pone fellow roes, sad tried to get away, whamayea CoSim again inieeked him dean and continued the attack aatil ha wee I pried be miner,lamed Apart, who happened to pima dist way. On being releassd, Richard/nit crawled hens es well me he could, mime meet of the way es bie heads amt knee*. He has not slam bees able to leave bin bed, sad Ms. Joa o., puntrne, who atteade him, I. of *Wes thee he esseot saseesc. releases alkntes so the cause of attcrt thee Insbasi we pushed ,gainer him, but this is denied by Hlahardiew.— Menelester Geershers. Tag SSlTlltratiT CUM—Yesterday a warms elf raspleast4 a vaP•a the shops is differaat parts at ohs City N slinatures to s petition for vominnollaa Dr. &methane' 11441110000, end, • rumour having gat tint the wee hie wife, she woe followed by a crowd. Wed• pelly of bop, tram which "be ern at length okapi to tats refuge in • boom* In Keyal Ezohsaso-baudisda. mi d o a t d that eke wee • wishbone of flowthureee some MOM jean se. and that she folly believed him to be isaeoisit. RAILWATS.—The following are the last Muni al the imams receipts of the selodpslFriach railways free Assist l 3 to Angew.l9 j o rniac_p....7.Z. INAS. gook MUM. IX2 Pril. WlRML—Panwelik WS* L : mak 4s red. IA 441 t emu. rwreen.lifiandt. ; geed.. Sr suf.: souk I.mtiw. RAM. —POINE.M.MItY. in emal. 1,171.23. w. Nevisaassix—rsimPmll4l.llll4;sesii.,loT.l2l•4 Mat. %Ili* eenzaas.4Bans." MAW ; me. 170.113 t. ; MM. SHARE LIS2S.-71118 VA). Two o'Cr..oez. The railway share market to-day is generally firm though inactive. Midland stock la in demand, at a fresh improvement. Many of the lading descriptions are to-day quoted ex the h alf -yearly dividend. London and North Western stools is now quoted 94 to 3. ex div. ; Loudon and South Western, 921 to ; Greet Western, tlo 1 to t ; Midland 1041 to 1, ex die.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 98 to 3 ; Great Northern, 101 to 102, ex div. ; York and North Midland, 72 to 1; and Eastern Counties, 683 to 67, ex die. hart,-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at the reduction which took plies yesterday afternoon ; the original issue is quoted 21 to 1 prem., and the new 2to pram. East Indian and limit Indian Penin sula Railway stocks are in demand, with an upward tendency. The Canadian and Brazilian Railway shares are somewhat firmer. flaky Weer 1.1 1 WI. lIIITISII PO lON I ibirt.l Lammas% lb 41 14 a 4 ft ii V' 41 • it 04 V • e I ti 1 34 1 ab i g • IM a - no • I C I 11 1 Itswi OOLOBILL 1110VIZIMIIIT Ora.,..w.tpajawo ••••• Do.ipatiLp.k,A,ll D.. 6 petputap ik = ew • . N jas i ••▪ •• P. &art 60/1814 .. Do. 6p. a.. JUL .. Do. 6p. a.. 11110 Ilmseritie N eea.seger . ttag.Gov.6r.a. 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DOLTas 1 01 De. 0, ~~.iYciF:i~idl "To. tw. re pod nr i t t romaft . " . swift Towei — : nb. 4amine OW ecTIL IliabanoNalailee Ores alt (Mailed! a.i4l Lrd.Disillat bei.ele.Ueda . Dimas ~. dwelbse3e Madre. Irrtia-tOrmi edr i nviirs/L Ili i 11. Ormalf St'lL $ R. &IL Listable. engem Or . o , l4a.lailsaggia44 Da dla Da M. I - surr Cola - *lli ii... 6 Kiia - ieleTitai; De. K 11.1 se, a ew MMI Wayman Lyn ...... I De. lint Sorel man 1=1: - 7 1 Neill& km lamer, Vilta.DalMa4d i1f;:4116.76.7c7.;. J ra. u.sm. VISIOIb Man --.. 114 1I 1001 2110 i lOtllll CIS .11 SD w► iii Riot N. . :fl. ; poi 10 Ii a a — 0. f k Is a 4 1 "1I 11 li 40 -- 11111 111 ii. ii. "i", it 3 102 41 I f Pr 1 pe i I* -. .. do i de — par I f 4 JO If le i dls If f f pa li 16-.. 40 If 24 10 pm • 004 Uf 114 41 0 111 34 114 1U II 1 ft iOl LOCAL SEARS M 411117. lavano.kvoc•T 30 -The market wk. Wet, but on Om sad rafbff Woe In who. Meboaof,l74 fl es m.-ffleakberss. I- Colsaleales. U 4 0-Olotter sad OWING& 49 1- tbaftra Oomelex it I ex dtv..-Cheet 01 41 1-towoldif trefititlek 90 f 0.4 orl Soft Worm fef Or.-gbeffeld.lll 11-Oldlrd, 104 es• Oft* Of -Nowt& if 1 -rat aid Webb OW lama. Of If -Loeb Nertlim. 43i s.-Dosere. 0 f -DOlO &It-Good Trot et Ormaa, 11 LIS 7•a-a.. Of 1. Ma,parr Avow 4t4-Ow• was sot a ineollsobtio erfatid. lot • firtholgtoontont ff prior trek Woe owl go ~bet caws deem bolo% 13 1 15; eitl • MI Mod, 1041 ea de. ; Wee. tom Of Velco Sok, le•fat i Ms. 14. el Ow. ; Obask.l/5; sad Wlrlfrofte. dlnfbeld Iteirsolabla dla pee OWL. I P trim. 94 to fh. Mein .Mee 113.-Tbe butlatire of ts-daf os-te 011o 1 OP. bre Oak Nom . owl Ittrftford Menem pr Oat. Pm; famout at 74. sod North Wallis tram Aft lobed 011 Blnalielow Coal. 93 141 neselefeell WOW. W= B l b at"; ; Not. illtis. 11 prom . balm. ONUS Na met son. 71 Lon. Ll,pacer3o.-Sbeedd. 101. tfalifoo. M. plua. ; 1t,1% DEATH IIT DROWNING AT TTNEIIOI77H.--- Mr. Reed held an *sea at Tynemouth on Wednesday emir, on the body of Mr. William Robert Hadley, the yew gentleman drowned while bathing on the Long Sands that atirsooe. It appared in evideace that no boats or life boom or any apparatus whatever, are kspt on the Long Sends for the purpose of teeming persons from drowning. Mr. Reed said if • man awl a boat Wan ant immediately em ployed oa the Long Seeds, with apparatus for the meow of drowning parsons, be woull write to the Doke of Northum berland to put a stop to bathing on the mad.. The jury re turned a verdict of" Accidentally drowned." MONEY MARKEL-2MS DAY. Two o'CLOCK. The funds to-day are rather firmer, and an im provement of per amt. has taken place. The declaration in the Coustittaiminelrelative to French policy in Italy continues to excite attentioa. The government broker has taken a parcel of 15,0001. new Three per Cent. stock. Business in all quarters continues languid, but all claims of securities are firm. No change hu taken place in the Three per Cent. Mentos at P►ris this morning, the quotation being (according to Mr. Renter's telegram) 6&r. 80c. for the account. The Indian Loan has risen to 98; to I. The Rus sian Loan is quoted / die. to par. Consols are officially marked 951 to for money, and 951 for the 7th of September. The present quo tation is 961 to both for money and the account. Bank stock has been dealt in at 2241; the Three per Cents. +rimed, at 96 to 981; the New Three per Cents., at 96 to 961 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, at 961 to 4 ; ditto 1859, at 911; the *alp of the New Loan, at 984 to 1; ditto stock, at 981; India Bonds, at 31. to Be. die.; and Exchequer Bills, at 21e. to 24e. prem. The foreign stock market is very quiet, except as regards Mexican bonds, which have improved, being marked 201 and 201. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 821 to 831, and the New, 73 to 74. In other foreign stocks business is almost suspended. Sales are recorded as follows:—Mexican Three per Cents., 201; ditto for account, 201, 201; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 831; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. The report of the directors of the Ottoman Bank issued this morning states the net profits for the last six months at 26,0301., including the balance of 3,2381. brought forward. A sum of 8,0001. is to be added to the Reserve Fund, which is thus raised to 40,00 W. A half-yearly dividend is recom mended at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, leaving 1,0301. to be carried forward. The payment yesterday of about 20 per cent. on the Indian Loan, and 12 per cent. on the Russian Loan, irrespective of the sums paid in anticipation of future instalments, occasioned a more active demand for money. Few bills were discounted in Lombard-etrest below 21 per cent. At the Bank, however, there was no revival of business. Within a week or so, this establishment will probably notify its readiness to make the usual quarterly advances on six months bills and government securities during the shutting of the transfer books. The letters of allotment of the Indian Loan are endorsed outside " On Her Majesty's Service ;" the stock receipts prepared by the Bank of England are identical in form (though, of course, distinguished by verbal alterations) with those of Consols ; and the transfers will be effected in the same office at the Bank of England where transfers of Bank stock and of the , Reduced Three per Cents. take place. With the provision that the dividends on the new stock shall be payable at the same time and place as those on British government securities the public are already familiar. The act of parliament declares that the present loan is raised "on the credit of the revenues of India ;" yet in every point the arrangements are so framed as to convey an impression that the new stock his something in common with the securities of the British government. There is not the slightest doubt, too, that these arrangements have already attracted, and will continue to attract, numerous lonia fide investments. One of two conclusions must be accepted : either these forms signify absolutely nothing—in which case it is disingenuous to parade them for the possible mystification of the ignorant investor—or they really possess a certain significance, and, in conjunction with the solemn assumption of the government of India by the British crown, help to fasten upon British shoulders both a moral and a pecuniary responsibility. In the latter case, why is the money raised at 61 par cent. ? The 14th of September will be the next settling day in shares and foreign stocks. About 363,0001. in Australian gold is now due or overdue by the ships Avon, Prince of the Seas, and Star of Peace; and a further sum of 206,0001. ought to arrive within a period of ten days by the Eagle and Beschworth. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were fire,. As regards bills on Holland, Hamburg, and St. Petersburg, the tendenry was in favour of this country. The Frankfort exchange has slightly de clined. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.16* to * ; ditto short 11.14 to 16 ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.16* to * ; Antwerp, three mouths, 25.25 to 30 ; Hamburg, marks boom, three months, 13.5* to 6 ; Parts, three Plig= 24.7* to 16; ditto, three months, 25.36 to 40; on.-21ains, three months, 117* to * • Petersburg, per rouble, three zonetba, 24* to I ; Vitale, .. So., three months, 11.90 to 12.00 ; Trieste, ditto, three month 11.90 to 12.00; liiadsid. three months, 414 to I ; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, three mouths, 30.06 to 10 ; oesoe, three months, 26.60 to 70; Nappies, three months, 40* to 1; Palermo, three:montha, 122 i to 123; Karina, three mouths, 1221 to 123*; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 in I; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 62. • A French steamer reached Marseilles yesterday with the light portion of the Bombay mail , which will be delivered in London early to- morrow morning. The steamers Ripon and Valetta, with made for Australia and Bombay, sailed from Malta on the 23rd inst. for Alexandria. The Candia arrived at Calcutta on the 99th of July with the .. . English mail of June 27. A hurricane was ex , penenced in the river Hooghly on the 26th July ; two steamers, the names of which are not given, and many vessels, were reported wrecked. The steamer Oneida reached Monte Video from Melbourne oa the let inst., and would leave for Southampton after coaling. The following memorandum is from the committee of Mexican bondholders : The committee of Mexican bondholders have received by the I. Plata (beide' a letter from Mr. Whitehead. dated Mexico, the 13th alt., which was to have come by New Orleans) advice* from Their agents in Tampico to the Ale that they had received for the dividend fund bills for 2,221.86 dollars, and that the collector of Custom! had Informed them that in the comae of this month he will deliver to them a seemed lot of bills amounting to sbmeihing over 6,000 dollars. It is stated that proceedings in Chancery have been commenced against the Riga and Danaburg Railway Company by Mr. Thomas Jackson, the contractor. A meeting of the Oriental Inland Steam Com pany took place yesterday. The directors' re port ascribes the failure of the company's steamers on the Indus to the strength of the stream. Alterations are being made, and two new steamers of greater power are being built, which it is hoped will surmount all difficulties. The 69th half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company was held yesterday ; Mr. John Wilkin in the chair. The annexed particulars are supplied by the company :—" The report of the directors and a statement of the accounts for the half year ending the 30th June last were read to the meeting, and were unanimously received and adopted. The usual dividend at the rate of 10 ner rent annum WAS deciered. The cordial tient& of the 7: ! ".:iprietors were then voted to the chairman and directors for their continued zealous services in the management of the company's affairs, and the meet ing separated." • - • Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List of last evening: losursoce Shams :—Aillence, British and Foreign. 171 17j; 411,4,.. 99, 961 ; Guardian. liti; %darnel(' Mahn, 17u, ex ',nue ; Liverpool and Lon on Fin% and Life, 91; London, 43; Marie., 1091, 110; Ptursix, 174; Vittoria Lite, 6. GM Light • —lmperial, New, 29; Phomilx, 62i; Barmy Cassunisra, 10g. Waterwork.:—B,•rbn, 3e, 31 ; East Llndon, 6 per Cent. ratite:Lee, Casale :—Blnninshatn, 931; Grand Junction, O 3 i. Docks .—Victorts, 101}. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on Georgia State Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds. The third series of colonial wool sales, which com menced on the 21st ult., terminated yesterday. The catalogues comprised 89,201 bales, viz.:—Sydney, 24,648; Port Phillip and Portland Bay, 24,679; Van Diemen's Lind, 9,429 ; South Australian, 7,526; New Zealand, 8,851; Swan River, 24 ; and Cape of Good Hope, 14,144. The position of the freight market is thus noticed by Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co., under date of yesterday evening : The aspect of the freight market is unaltered, for there is no currency of demand. The Mediterranean trade out sad home is deplorably dull, and the rates thence are quite nominal. in toe Baltic, the homeward prospects have bees so unpromising as to require a rise outwards to induce' brai niest and this hue now taken place. Within the last few days • pa rtial disposition has been evinced to renew chartering from Croustade, bat the rates offered are low. Many vessels have newly left Cronztadt in ballast for neighbouring ports. As the reason foe Gulf of Bothnia is advancing operators naturally desire to have their tonnage engaged. A few Brazilian coal imps are wanted, and for the East Indian coal stations the inquiry is only gentle, and rates much abaut the rams. The troop shine want lower last than previous week. The guano quota.ion en still 50e., and to the Mauritius has fallen tram tiOs. to 55a. TUESDAY EVINIYO• Consols, which closed yesterday at 951, " buyers, for the 7th Sept., opened this morning at the same quotation, receded to 951, " sellers," and closed at 95/ to 1. For money the price is nearly the same as for the amount. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1, I, 4, ditto, for account (7th Sept.), 954; Three per Cents. Reduced, 964, 96; New Three per Cents., 96, 964, 96; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886,. 8 1.16; India Stock, 216; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 941; ditto, 1869 941, 941; ditto, New Five per Cent. Loan Scrip, 1981, 981; India Bonds, 3e. die. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 801, and the Government Five per Cents., 1 1 14. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were quoted 93 to 1; those of 1859, 944 to 95; and Exchequer Bills, 21s. to 245. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market were somewhat more numerous than of late. Turkish Bonds were rather fiat; the Old Loan closed at 821 to 83, and the New at 73 to 4. Mexican Bonds were last quoted 201 to 4. The Anglo-Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents. continue in demand, and were dealt in as high as 941. Bank shares to-day were steady. Three of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China have improved to Ito 14 prem. Union Bank of London were alno inquired for. London District Telegraph shares were firmer. Berlin Waterworks continue to meet with attention. MINE4I-IHIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The mining market to-day is steady. Wheat Margaret shares are inquired for, and are marked 61. Wheal Kitty (Want) have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 131 and 13. There has also been some btuanese in shares in South Caradon, Grambler, and St. Aubyn, South Condurrow, Wheal Trelawney, Kelly Bray, and Providence mines. There are • few inquiries for United Mexican Mining shares, which have been dealt in at 11. English and Australian Copper are marked 1 ex div. OADIMAAN INIANNO LID MONA& Aft. IP. I "'Aswan. faNa.=vsig; iiii. t ay m y r .J. vie Ong, r t e el! an av • • 3 - s,7liii sa 5 glamor illo r :h th irarno- Orrat • crib et Barinsi - Grant Northam a.z - Qa: D. B Ot lira. awl Wm. (WI (kW . . leasafist as.l Orairis larre•alre 0 orinotio. Do. Wei Item mon Using lei Nitstrials *rn:LrPittetira 4 Oh•Ohan.• DWI* argaralsg.,‘ Wasimab.' llfi •t amen 111 I Ne▪ m II tiw it • titan Norther. ormion &kr , North Irma Beni Dew. 1•1 soh I E WI • • 11 lath Datartirder loft Willa I - Miami, Were.. •• Morter. &all& 01•1116111 1 i ellerphler Doha Sllbistoorri t Ibeseses. 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II ri ii ii i 1 1 a H 1.144 _lo!._ Jr,Ots 10 ,411. iO6O ,?lb 6 ig 110 i Imo Ago ‘OOO DO N C O MD DO 6 , 31 3 e 41! COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-(THIS DAY.) In Mark-lane to-day the att s endenos of the trade was very small and the tone 'aura. Pilo N of moat article, of the trade were unaltered. T e ettpply of homa-grown grain was email. The imports of foreign grain into London since Ist Monday were reputed this morning as small of flour, smell of wheat, smell of barley, at.d rather large of oat.. WOZAT.-Eoglish told slowly at lest Malley'. peas; Proviso °weltered in value. Eng li sh whirr, 40a. to 46e. ; rod, 3.54. to 40.. per qr.; Daatsio and Konigsberg, 42.. to 66.. per 4941 b. • Rostock, 42a. to 50..; ether Baltic ports, 40e. to 46e. ; French, 38e. to 424. Flout slow sale, at leer Monday's pekes. Town, 33e. to 43a.: Norfolk, 30s. to 30e. W. per Melba.; French, 30e. to 33e. per 280Ib. ; Amer., U.8.,-per barrel. HAZLET quiet trade at last Monday's rates. English, 24e. to 34.. per qr.; Baltic, 24.. to 27r. ; other sorts, 23a. to 27e. per quarte r.. Oars held firmer, with an improved demand at M. more money than last Monday's rates. British, 20e. to 30e. per quarter; Russian, 19e. to 22e. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, .n• to 27.. per Tauter. BE/MS.-English and Etyptiaa quoted nominally as last Monday. Brattish tick, 36.. to 42a.; harrow, 42a. to 46a. per qr. Foreign, 40a. to 50e. per qr. Egypilan, 33s per qr. l'eas.-Nothing doing, nominally quoted at last Monday's rates. English boilers, 48e. to 5N.; hog and grey, 38e. to 42a.; P.reign, white, 48.. FLOATING CA11.00111.-Since last Friday only 7 grain lades voomla were reported arrived at pinta of call, vit., net wheat, 6 maize, 1 barley, and 1 beans. Several cargoes of wheat off the coast remain on sub, importers asking more money than buyers appear inalined to pay. The only Wee eeported atom lest Monday were-Tagaorog Ghirka, oondi don gueraritend, etc 6d. per 4921ba. ; and to-day a cargo, 811641001tDiCA, at 42e. per 4801ba., coodition guaranteed. AMILIVAIeI DITY TO AV°. 111. Ina* IMO .... 1086 0•16 En f 116 9 1at6.9 . 66a 7196 i. 64i: tarsi= rim,. -1%6410.110 ado.. • • MINCING-LANE —(THIS DAY.) SUOAR.—This market remains inactive. Mined, lowa prima have been accepted, which have induced buyers to some in. Lumps sold at 425. 6d. to 6ls. Corneas.—This article has bent firm, and a fair amount of busmen done. Low to good middling plantation Cey lon 89a. to 77e. Good native Ceylon fetched 69r. to 60e. isa.—The market continues hem. Good c wagon sold yesterday at L. 30. cash, at which price there ere sellers today. Rum.—A limited business done at previous rates. Rice.—The demand his improved. White Barisal, low middling sold at 10a. Bd.; fine, 12.5. dd. A cargo of Rangoon mold so 10a. - Balidraz.—Rafraction 10 to 11 sold at 31e. 61. to TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS I)AT.) The market is steed,. Prices are quoted so follows Town tallow, 545. set ash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot. 65e. 6d. ; September, 655. ; October to December, 665.; ditto separately, 66e. 3d. to 66e. 63. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.), Megan. Yatteaden and Smith report that about 100 pocket. of thenew growth have arrived at market, and what have been old have brought from 8 gaining down to 41. per iwt.; but little demand at present for old hop. Duty, 260,0001. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Emma, 15a. ; Walla End Rowell Hatton. 15a. 9L ; Walla End Braddyla Hoehn, leg. ; Wall. End Hatton Lyons, 150. ed. ; Walla End Simians, 17.. 3d.; Walls End Eden Main, lea. 6d.; Walla End Hatton, 17a.31; Walla End Belmont, 16a. • Walls End Hough Hall, 9€1.; Walla End Hunglok, 14a. Walla End South Rolla', 16. . 3d.; Wylam, lea. 3d.; North > Holivell Main, 14a. ed.-62 ships at market ACCIDENT 'ON THE CALEDONIAN RAILWAY.—Aa alarming accident, bat, fortunately, mans:dad with any very serious coesequances, occurred on Monday on the Cale donian Railway. At 10 a.m. a passenger train left the Glas gow station for Edinburgh. Owing to the greasy Mate of the toile, which was occasioned by the drinaling rein that fell all the morning, this train lost ground in the tunnel, from which it was emerging, when a gods trate, which bed been despatched about Eve minutes later, ran into it. The chock of the collision threw revers! of the passengers from their mate, and bumped them spinal one another and the aide. of the earriages. Some 20 persous thus sustained slight in. juries—the most serious being, we believe, a cut eye. No bwee were broken. The damage done to the plant was not much, with the eiceptien of the =whin of onsof t be goods Two Mr( SUFFOCATED IN A WIO.L.—The bide- Beige larz.".l-a a fetal accident to two workmen at M a r c um% A plumber. nsmnd Platevott, and two 11Iof OW, namod Conroelhe and Braye, veer, sagegid in deepeniog a well Una r ot war the town. They had pumped up several feet of water, when Platevoet went down to repair some minty to the pump. As root ea he got to the bottom he oats suffeeated. His comrades tried to peel him op by the rope, bat hod not raised him more than a few feet when to fell book spin. Bettye then went dove, but was instantly so overcome by the noxious vapour that he could not answer the sensation. which were put to him from shove, sad was naktle to pup the rope. Lastly, Courcwilis let himself down, het noon ut•ered loud @creme, which brought to the spot some people, who soeoeelled to saving him. The two other men, when brought up, were quite I and. 741711 1 1 . 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