The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. ('PHIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Oomeniasioaer Face.) az LORD 010101 OSBORN! TOWNSHEAD. This was a sitting for examination and discharge. The bankrupt, Lord George Osborne Townshend, was described as of No. 8, Spring-terrace, Marsh-gate, Richmond. The unsecured delis amount to 1,108/. • assets, nil. The creditors comprise almost every class f ttadesmen, includ ing milliners, surgeons, fiAmongers, &c. Mr. Armitage, hover, 'bend's oflioer, 3!. for lodging in 1862 ; G. Bryant, peteraham, about 500!. money paid by him, and money lent, holding bills of exchange for 192 !. 74. 3d. When he we in Maidatone Gaol he stated he was willing to become bankrupt, but was unable to petition the court by reason of povertb _There are no books, papers, or property. Mr. Robertson, instructed by Mr. F. B. Senior, of Rich mond, appeared for the ueignee ; Mr. Sargood supported. An adjournment mks applied for in order that the bank rupt might render a cash account. After hearing Mr. Sargood for the bankrupt, An adjournment until the 15th of September wee ordered. RE LOGO DULLEN. The bankrupt, a German, was described as of No. 8, St. James's-road, Bermondsey, formerly of No. 26, Park-street, Borough, conunialion-agent. The statement of aocounte exhibits unsecured creditoes, 255/. ; creditors holding security, 2061. ; liabilities on bills discounted, 1421. The creditor side shows :—Debtors, good, Rid!. ; doubtful, 1201. ; bad, 291. Property in the hands of creditors, 2131. Mr. Aldridge, the crown solicitor, examined the bank rapt, who stated he was willing to wear to his account& Mr. Sydney, for the detaining creditor, said he did not object to the bankrupt passing his examination, but objected to his discharge. The Commissioner— Well, he passes his examination. Mr. Holt (for the baukrupg—And the order of discharge will be granted. Mr. Sydney—But— The Commissioner—What do you want? Mr. Sydney—A notice has been served on me on behalf of the detaining creditor. Mr. Holt—He has not proved his debt, and cannot be beard. The Commissioner—He cannot be heard. Yr. Sydney—l attend the court in obedience to a sum. moos from it. The Commissioner—And you can now go sway. Release granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK ENWELL. ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. A young man, who gave the name of Edward Smith, wan charged with robbing his mother, and also with attempting to commit suicide. From the evidence of Polioe-constable Hogg, 124 0, it appeared that he was called to take the prisoner into cus tody for robbing his mother, and whilst he was in the room hearing what the mother had to my the prisoner wept to • drawer, took out • knife, and before be (the constable) could get round to him the prisoner drew the knife across his throat and slightly cut it. The prisoner was locked up on the charge of felony, but the mother did not attend to press the charge. In answer to the charge the prisoner said he bad been a soldier in India, but was discharged on account of fits. He had been drinking and did not know what be was about. He was very sorry for what be had done. • . . The priainer Was discharged, but had only got into the plumage when he gave a loud shriek, and fell down in a fit. It was not until a surgeon arrived that he could be recovered. MARLBOROUGH43TREET. BURGLART.-CAOTION TO TRADESMEN. John Ai tailor,Y 5, South-row, charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with burglarionsly breaking into and entering the dwelling-house of Mr. John Watts, oilman, 31, I:reek-street, Soho, and stealing a silver watch, a quantity of candles, soap, and other articles. Wood, 151 C, said—About 4 this (Thursday) morning, while in Creek-street, he saw the fanlight over the shop door of Mr. Watts, oilman, open ; and, knowing that it had been closed before, he suspected that some one had got into the shop by that means. Ho immediately, finding the shop door fast, knocked at the private door, and while doing so the prisoner rushed out of the shop door into the street. He seined him, and asked him what he was doing in the shop, and he said, " Nothing." He then took him into Sergeant Henry Atwell Allen, 20 C, said he found th►t the prisoner had entered the shop by furcieg off the fanlight from the hinges. The shop was in a state of greet disorder, and near the door were two large bags full of various articles pecked up ready for removal. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Was there not a light cart close by ! Sergeant Allen—Not in this case. The prisoner did not deny doing it. Mr. Watts said he closed at 11, and the place was then quite safe. be left the fanlight, as he had done for the past six months, open a few inches, but not enough for a person to get through. He found the place in the greatest disorder when called down by the police, and the prisoner had stuck a lighted candle in a cask of oil, and might thus have caused the place to have been burnt down. He also found that he had been feasting on bread and jam—having consumed half a pot•full. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and was committed for trial. One or two cases of thieves entering shops by means of fanlights being left insecurely fastened have lately come to the knowledge of the police. SOUTHWARK. HIGHWAY ROBBERY HT ORANGE GIRLS. Mar, Sullivan a well-known thief, was brought before Mr. Cumbe charged with stealing a gold watch and chain from the person of a French gentleman named Francois Lemssle, under the following daring circumstances : The prosecutor (through an interpreter) said that he lodged at the Half Moon Hotel, High-street, Borough. A few days ago he came to London to see the Great International Exhibition, and yesterday he dined with some friends there. About one o'clock in the morning he returned home, and while getting out of the cal, he was surrounded by a number of females. He dis tinctly saw the prisoner rush up to him and snatch his gold watch sal chain, with which she ran off. Witness called out "Police !" and the prisoner was stopped, but none of the property was found on her. Ile Combs asked if he saw any one else near him at the time of the robbery? Witness replied in the affirmative. A tall girl came be tween them, and he saw something pus. Most likely it was his watch and chain. She, however, got clear off. Police-constable I!si Si said he took the prisoner into cus tody. She was a well-known thief, and had been several times in custody for similar robberies. Ho asked for a re ouoil, to enable him to apprehmul the other female. The prisoner, who strenuously denied the ch arge , was remanded untifSaturday. WANDSWORTH. ATTEMPTED MURDER BY A FEMALE. Emily Goddard, a young woman who was described as an ironer, was brought up in custody charged with stabbing a man named Edward Hill with a shoemaker's knife. Police-constable Holmes, :442 V, said that be lived in Alfred-place, Dorset•etreet, South Lambeth. About ten n'clock this morning he was at borne, when he received in formation that a man had been stabbed ►t No. 13, in the same road. He went to the house where he saw the prisoner, who he was aware had been living with }*Alward Hill, a shoemaker. Hill wits lying upon the floor bleeding profusely from a wound in the side. The landlord held a shoemaker's knife in his hand, and the priso ner at once stated that she stabbed the man with it. The prisoner was sober, hut very much excited. A doctor was sent for and examined the wound, and he directed that he should be removed to Guy's HospitaL The knife was marked with blood. The prisoner offered no defence, but cried bitterly. Site was remanded. lit appears that the man is married, and bad been robe biting with the prisoner. Ili, wife was far advanced in pregnancy, and having met her, he took her home to the prianoer. A quarrel naturally ensued, and the prisoner took up the knife and stabbed him. It was stated that the wound was considered a dna-onm' one.) FEH:HTFI7L OCCURRENCE.-MIII DAY.)—At an early hour this morning, ar. • man named John Kent, employed on the premises of Messrs. Butler and Edwards, snap hollers. Grange-road, Bermondsey, was engaged in preparing a quantity of bleaching lye (a composition of ashes and other materials used in the manufacture of soap),while waiting along a plank placed on the side of the copper, be fell into the boiling liquid, Rod was so fearfully scalded that his recovery is despaired of. THE TRAUEDY IN THE CRY-ROAD.—This was the morning fixed for resumieg tho inquiry respecting the death of Charles Coole, aged 15 months, who was killed op Thursday last, under very frightful circumstances, by his mother, who subsequently endeavoured to cut her own throat. On the coroner taking his seat, Dr. Rogers was recalled. and mid that during the morning he had examined Mrs. Adelaide Coole, and found her in such a state that it would be impossible for her to be brought up before the court without serious danger to her life. Since the occur rence she bad been in • most precarious state, being con fined to her bed. The coroner said that, under them cir cuirstaocesihe should adjourn again, sa Mr. Waller, the officer, had no fresh evidence to offer. THE ISLEWORTH MERDEREK.—ThiA morning pla cards were posted over the metropolis, by order of the Secretary of State, offering a reward of 1001. for the appre hension of Robert Cooper alias Baker, alias Copeland, alias Nally, alias George Baniliani, who is charged with the murder of Ants &inherit, at Isleworth, Rear Breetford, on the 7th inst. He is described as being • deserter from the 15th Hussars, from the 52nd Foot, and from the Royal Marines, and as bearing the brand of the letter " D " on his alioulder. He was last employed at Empahot, in Hamp shire, an • painter, and is a young man, not being more than thirty-two years of age. His person is minutely de scribed, a n d any i n f ormation respectio his whereabouts is to be communicated to Inspector Williamsca , of the de festive department, Scotland-yard. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1862. zd xd rd LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT mama° rumors.) READING MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) EASTAMPSTEAD PARK STAKES. Pbemy .. Bloodhound .. Flirt/aim. KING'S MEADOW STAKES. Jack.in.the-Box Parasite Commerce 5 rio- 5 mu. BERKSHIRE STAKEL Costa 3 an. NURSERY PLATE. About 7 faring( Dec'antilop, Line, Br to Scent, Onion, Mountain Doe, Birdlime, Erin-`0.51.mb, Hilly Grove, Blanche of Len miter, First Attempt, Aconite f, Grew' f, Harleatoae, and Countess are bare. STEWARDS' PLATE. One mile and a quarter. Twilight, Fitz Avon, Spew Nemesis , Flaah.in-tha- Pan. Bloodhound, Don John, Innellan, Turn of Luck, Ophelia, Tore Ss era, Barmen, Camperdown, MAT, Prin cipal, Proof, and are here. ABBEY STAKES. Threequartere of a mile. Lady Stafford, lira Trimmer, Calliope o, Revolver, and King of Utopia are here. ENTRY FOR THE BROUGH PLATE. Ear Btior;,iiiinli,Tß;;;;;;iiimo., Astarte, Satbi ton Hill, Lad Derby, Mir Edmondson, ?dayflower, Postulant f, Si , Parasite, Badinage, Ironaides, Little Nally, Phantom, and Abbe,. Orli= AnarvaLs. —Alba, Fallow Buck c, Rantipole, Singwallab, Caator Oil, David Ann. Dominie Sampson, Meg Merrilses, Titmouse, Tarragona, Ironsidee, Juliet, Little Miller, Lady Darby, Samoan, Hartley Wintoey, Astarte, Sommer Breese, Oansonette, Passion, Ring of Italy, Sher burne, Kennet, East Sheen, Pearl a, Surbiton Hill, Jack in the Box, Miss Edmondson, Glangouve c, Ripon, Phemy f, Postulant f, Lord Stanley, Bose de Clue, Wombat, Overton, and &Mutant. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The half-Learly meeting was held this after- DOOll at the Waterloo-station ; Captain MANGLES in the chair. The report, which has already appeared, warn taken ma reed. The CiritnutAN said that the explanation s given in that docu ment would render itnnueceasaryfor him in moving its adop tion to address the meeting at any great length. The director had great pleasure to note the increase of the receipts in the past half-year. They had exceeded those of the same period of last year by no less than 31,000 1 . During the six weeks of the t half-year which had yet elapsed there likewise been au excess of 27,0001., being at the rate of 4,500 1 . • week. That increase had only entailed an augmentation of expenditure to the extent of 5,5001. (Hear, hear.) These gratifying results could only have been attained by the moat ,judicious management, and he bad great pleasure in paying bin tribute of praise to Mr. Archibald Scott, the indefatigable superintendent of the company's traffic. (Cheers.) There was a great difference between the development of revenue in the case of a metropolitan railway and one over • long tract of country. In the one case it was sudden and complete, but in the other it was gradual and necessa rily occupied • considerable time. The directors had no doubt, however, they would moo be in • position to offer the company • large increase of dividend. The gal lant gentleman they went at great length into the accounts, remarking that the item "strengthening" did not mean renewing their lines, but in making them fit to receive the additional traffic which had come upon them. Works of that kind the directors felt ought to be regarded as part of the original cost, and to be provided out of capital. The directors hoped the meeting would not fail to observe the amount of the insurance fund, which now reached 21.000&, and which he hoped would be considered as showing prodeooe and foresight in the board. (Hear, hear.) The large buildings which had been erected just beyond Nine Elms were the new workshops and storehouses which the directors were constructing. The facilities for economising which those buildings would afford would more than pay a fair interest on the outlay. Little good would arise from any remarks upon the law of railway accidents ; but he was sure they would all agree that it was very harsh and inequitable. (Hear, hear.) In no case had that remark been more justified than the Wimbledon accident of 1861. (Hear, hear.) After along and careful investigation by the coroners inquest, the jury found a verdict of " Ac cidental death." not being able to ascertain the reason of the disaster ; and yet the company had been as heavily mulcted as if it had admitted or had been found guilty of gross and wilful neglect. The board had been able to make • number of advantageous compromises, so as to avoid the expense of the suite which had been brought against them after the decision in Ford's case ; but they owed to law no thanks for their gnomes. (Hear, hear.) As to the New South Western Steam Navigation Company, he submitted that the board h a d d ea lt wisely and prudently with it ; but as to the connection of the com pany with it, be could not say so much. The beat thing he could perhaps suggest for it, was that it had been entered into • very long time voce. He thought that the arrangement, which was very fully ex plained in the report, with regard to the Bideford Company would also be found a very judicious one. In future they would take very good care that the traffic east of Exeter should come on their narrow gunge line. As to the Great Western Company he must fully endorse the follow ing sentence in the report :—"'the directors will not omit the opportunity of publicly recording an awn mons of their sincere desire to re-establiah those I amicable relations with the Great Western Compaq which they must also remind the proprietors, they had no part in breaking 4 and of their like anxiety to make a satis factory settlement with the Andover and Redbridge Company. The board has been the first, since the recent contest, to express its readiness in these respects, and hopes that such readiness may be reciprocated." Captain Manglescoocluded by tendering his warmest thanks to Mr. Adair, the chairman of the Home of Commons com mittee, for the careful manner in which he had sifted the cue as between this and the Great Western Company. After some discussion the report was adopted. CHARING-CROSS BIUDGE.—(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held to-day, at the company% Aiwa, 9, Villiero-,beet, Strand; Mr. R. Few in the chair. The report raid that the half-year ending 31st July yielded a total revenue of 3,2591.5 e. sd. with an expendi cure of 1,5004 12s. Gd., leaving a net income of 1,G98/. 12a. 11d. The directors recommended the declaration of a divideod cf 7s. 6d. per share. The Bth inst. was the day fixed for the complete execution of the contract for the sale of the bridge and tolls to the Charing. cross Railway Company ; the terms of the contract providing thatof the remaining lA. lance of the purchase money (85,00014, 60,0001. should be paid, and 25,0004, the original amount of the preferential Raid, per cent. stock, be secured either by debentures payable on 30th of September, 1869, or otherwise to the sa tisfaction of the bridge company. The bridge com pany, having redeemed 5,0001. of the orefereatial stock, consented to receive, and were accordingly raid, 65,0004 on the Bth instant, and negotiations were on foot to secure either the payment or the security of the remaiu ieg 20,000/. to the holders of the preferential stock. In the meanwhile the directors have lost no time in issuing to the holders of origioal shares distribution warrants for 18/. per share, with a proportionate payment in respect of the eighths, in complete repayment of the original amount of the shsres. On the 9th instant the railway company entered upon the receipt of the bridge tolls, and thereupon the functions and powers of the bridge corn pony were practically determined. The railway company had for the present retained all the toll-takers. The CHAIKII•N, is moving the adoption cf the report, congratulated the shareholders on the successful termina tion of the labours of the board, as shown by the report. There would, be added, be a further dividend to declare ; but they were not vet io a position to state the exact amount of the receipts, and another meeting would be convened. Mr. Scrag' seconded the motion, which was carried una nimously. NORTHERN AND EASTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) - - The half-yearly meeting of proprietors wan held at 1 o'clock, at the company's mesa , Sishopegate-station ; Mr. RICHARD PATE/MOD in the chair. The directors reportod that the dividend on the respec tive shares of this co m p an y f or t h e half-year ending the 30th of June last, will become payable on and after Monday, the With instant, as follows, viz. :—On shares of 501. guaranteed it per cent. per annum, 11. ss. each ; on shares of 501. guaranteed 6 per cent. per annum, 14 10a. each, leis property tax. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said that as regarded general information with respect to the working of the Eastern Counties' system of railways, he would not anticipate the statement which would be made to the proprietors, OD the 2ith instant, by Mr. Love. The report was adopted, and the retiring directors IMO re. THB CONVICT Boxes—The Clouniel Advertiser of Tuesday gays :—" This morning • communication was received by Robert Grubb, Fag., Governor of the County Gaol, from Sir Thomas Larcem, intimating that his Read kiwi the Lord-Lieutenant, having given the fullest amiable ratios to the memorial of Richard Burke. praying for • 1111011,9600 of the capital sentence pronounced upon him for the poisoning of his wife, is unable to find any grounds upon which such remission could be made, and that accord ingly the law must take its comm. The unhappy man will therefore be hanged on Monday, the 2 .th inst. CRYSTAL PALAON.—GREAT BALLOON ASCENT.- 0111 SHILLING DAY.—WIDNESDAT, AUGUST 13.—Admis does osi payment, 11,065; ditto by meson tickets, 898; total, 11,961 SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two oVwm In the railway market to-day the principal feature is a decline of If per oent. in Great Western and 1 to per cent. in Great Northern stock. Midland has also receded 1, and Lancashire and Yorkshire 1. London and North Western has improved I. The other principal lines are without change. The fortnightly settlement, to be com pleted to-morrow, engages chief attention. Great Western stock has fluctuated considerably, transac tions being recorded as high as 61, and as low as 66. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 961 to La f ; Great Western, 66 to f ; Midland L l34 to ;Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 i to h South Eastern, 84 to ; London and South Western, 101 to 102; Caledonian, 104 to 110 ; Great Northern, 125 to 126 ; and Eastern Counties, 60 to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 4to 411 prem. Antwerp and Rotterdam continue in demand, while Grand Trunk of Canada are fiat. ORDINARY BaAlLia AND STOCKS. Sb. I Pd ItAiLwAn. nun. W 01. Mbar Via Bb okboso Bia *Aland ?Tao Dorton, Otere *JO Bristol and Fmk( Oiledonlan Corn Oork d wal l an Bandon.. D. A J • so dlr. onlllo Do. 13 p.a. to poll to B. 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Mel 99, (091109411.0..e.Justaily .100 Si 100 WS Nortol949.o.l42zAllept. 100 90 00 KM IL IC 9916.46.01.J50diJa1y1100 Si 100 N. IccoUalt N. &m t. 69. 01 , 100 96.000 W. 90419.010: .-669. A. 100 102 106 LUCIA. 11911,410 St. Cosamerob.l lOO 166,000 St. Do. 4 p.et,Post. Min 100 1 , 066 . 68 g St. mot sad Wed Inds 100 1 .608.610 1 St. London 100 ;MAW 84. St. Istlisrla• 100 3610,806 St. , Soutbsmptos IN 1100.000 St. ;Vlctons lOO 6.000; 20 I Do New COLONIAL Govizatrarr No. I ali I Swoon. IN I Q. pr6sea. I nom. 1 .4t0r.6 p.c., 117741 . 104 104 IN 106_ 7: :: : itep.t,:b.a " 100 1 - 01 TN Id - . Do. Spar ot.Mar.*Sop 100 106 1N - 2.214. .. Do. 5 pro cont. - 186, .. Do. 5 per eent.ln Mock 100 94 10 - .... .. Caps ol Olio &IBIS 100 1013 100 Ps o o - .... .. Do do. 100 il l ! 114 1114 Do. do 1801 100 111 US - IN, . . New Etranaw.Oor. 7p. ea 100 106 106 - .... .. N. S. Wales Gr.U. 6.1806 100 no 100 l - .... .. Do. 6p. 0., 1671 to 1676 103 99fi 100 - .... .. Do. 6p. a, 1888 .. New Zealand 6 per cut 100 107 109 - 111. .. Nora aeons 6p. e. 1876 IN 104 106 - .... .. Aost.Gor. 6 p.a. 100 106 110 - .... .. Vie. Or. 6p. o. Jan.*J oly 100 IN 106 - .... .. Do. do. 6p. a. April* 0. 100 1064 1061 1083 4 JOINT /TOM BANKS. No. la. 1 BONA 17d la. pram I Ilkaliss. RAN 100 It .69 NI 90 14 . ..1. 1 : i add 4 7 a : 6 1 1 9 94 a 1 1 1: 10,060 116 ark a/ = an 144 164 - S. *650 116 100 Bank British of N. intorlea - - WIN 20 Clur.Bll.Brlt. Col II 4 4 dls - WOO 10 Bk. hadia.Aiss.,Cals. all 10 104 - Share 16 Mira of India. . Lon.. and China ail 16 S 9 1 2 - II NO IN - 10,000 100 - 60,000 1611 of Canada all - - - 16,06$ 10 Du IlooLk*oaLCAtartd all 174 174 z - id 10,000 100 lagootot Bank, lannt*l 7 i dl. par 74 10,000 10e odon and Brunton- 6 4 1 psi - 11,140 N 11l Loa. Ch. Bu N nt ot LuAnnealall lit r - 0 IN Do. ow - - - 14000 10 Lead= and Oonalp - 99 96 N - 10300 N Load= Joint Ilea IS 384 114444 SR KM 20 London dt Booth African 11 It li o lna - 10 000 100 Lon. and Westaninder W 71 784 tow 100 Metro.* Pror. Bank 10 4 dla 4pa - 6gooo 100 P.O. Pro,. of - 10,000 SO Manual Bank - -.- 16,00 10 New Booth Wake al/ 41 41 - 10,400 26 said Beak Oorpors. .11 NII - you .n sons. Wu* ... 1..,0w, too Pronoalat of trauma - 16.004. vb South Austrolla 6l, - - - 4 • 00 , ", rtsloll N onetr.lB. an 46 if - 10,010 10) Union of Ireland (Lim.). 2 4 dls - 6 .101 AO Illassa of London . Is 104 314 - No. 18h. I °moaning. IPd I Cl. prime I Balm. 10,000 10 dlierAllasicen Nliall all DI 1114 60,000 10 Allantie IL MAU 8444 ell 2 4 *OOO, 16 Australian Axle* ls It LI 47.000 10 Dielln Waterworka IN 64 14 20,000 6 Bomber ClaA u mited I4&a 4 pon 634 ft 780 BrlLMlrlaii Tea 100 60 56 6,2611 99 Do. 11 7pm a 16e2; ad 19 11 8,916 IN Canada Lod all 100 103 160,000 St. Oopilit.of ling.illinelt 18013 IS 1,002929 84. Orydal Palm* IN 63 16 34 140,820 St. Do. ?reference lOO Ite 119 277,000 tit. Do.' p. et. Peep. Deb 1180 106 110 100 *OOO 10 Kandla d Lon. Shippug all' dl. 60,000 81 ikatitellahrig.d Cenal 1 per 16 pm 700,000 84. Matta* Telegraph 70,001 6 Dog. and Aust. Clop. 10,000 16 G. illeam Marlyn , 14 174 YO,OOO 1 Great Ship (Limited) 100,00 u 1 Do. 174 per rent. Fret all 14 It,ooo 6 Loa, DUNiot TeL (1..) 44 44 34 4111 100,000 Y 4 Lon. Gem Oranihna (7o all 14 1 4 10,000 10 Loo.d&lre.Dir. Tel. ,L ) 2 10,0001 29 Madras Irrign. et um , 1 24 24 pat 12,000. 10 Mediter. Is. TeL (Lilo ) all 4 6 14,000 16 National Discount Co 6 14 14 pmad 0.000 20 NerbuddaCoaktironil, , 6 13pm 6 64,000 6 NetberlandaLBp. e.prf al! 4 1 LIN lte N. Brum. GN. Soot. 1.. d. 81 12 14 ~ 'to76 IN. Brit. Australasian all i li 10,,009 1 Oriental Gaa .0 .ann in 040. a. In. atm. ( Lm) all 10,000 6 Ottoman Oat i 1 ' par 4pm °Aviv., le Peal Barer Lands alb Ille, 44 67 40,000 60 Pude and Odes. Nem ab 71 72 714 10,000 14 Do. Now 3O 11 13 roa *NO Lena d lad. Tel. 0.44 *OOO 80 ILbynmer Iron 10,000 11 Do. New all 6 I 6,260 25 itio &Jan. cup Im.(L). aU 214 19 29,760 26 Do. do 2 i } _Wu 16,000 luv loyal Nall Steam , 0.1 64 re 240,000 St. lloottlab Anat. Inveetna lOO IN 140 14,206 01 South Australian lend all PI 14 76,030 1 Submarine TeL Scrip 1 all I I 1.0,00 u 1 De. do. Begiatered all i ... 11,500 10 Do. do. 60.000 1 relegraph to India (L ) 1 4 4 die V.:h.*, la T.& ag. of aum(L) W.L 1 4dm parr in -. 60.100 110 Troatilm.Co.U.Canada A 4 Ipm Nu* 6 On. Kingdom TeL (L. i . $ hdi II i Inn 10.0,,, joa Y® Marna...o lanai 344 14 I Bale*. 130 133 34 M id N II - 1 Os par 111103. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARRITS. LITELYOOL, Anorer 13.-Bales to-day :--Caledontan, 109 f - Counties. SO—Great Western, 871 f—London and North Western, 94 f f —Midland, New Shares, If p —Turin and Savona, If d.—Birkenhead 88j-Commercial Bank (Limited), 181 —Great Ship. St—Ditto, 17f per cent. prey., If. MANCHE:MIL Acouer IL—A good business, and prices steady. A good deal of the business was for next account Caledonian. Hof—Eastern Counties, 691 80i—Orost Luxembourg, 14 0 181 — Great Ship, fis. Od.—Crand Trunk of Canada, 21i—if rest West ern, 67f I—lllinois Central, 50d. d.—Laneashlre and Yorkshire, 1074 1074—London and North Western, n o = Manchester. Sheffield, and Lint-oh:Aire, 81. Pref., I p. Eastern, 331 I {—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 24 p.—Boils of Manchester, 34 p.—Cheshire Midland, 2 d.—lfflchl gan Eight per Cent. Bonds ilBBlll. Bt—Birkenhead, 83. BIRIUNOBLY, AtloCer 13.—The closing prime were :—Stone tif 81—London and North Western, 961, sellers—Routh Stafford', 101318 to 11—Birmingtuun Canal, OIL buyers—Bir mingham Banking Company's Shares, 20! to 27 —Birmingham Joint Stock Bank (Limited), 10f to llf pm., done at 11 pm.— Birminith'ill Old MW. 10f. setters—Britannia Mills, f 748 dls.— Birmingham Waterworks, 136 f, sellers. Buda* some. COMMUTATION OF THE SENTENCE UPON WILLIAM HERDMAN.—The crown have commuted the sentence upon William Hardman to penal servitude for life, on the ground of his eccentricities, and the fact that the memorial in his favour has been signed by the bishop of the diocese, by the Roman catholic bishop, and by 4,000 of the most influential inhabitants of Belfast. —DoMin Zociiing Mail. COMMUTATION OF THE SENTENCE UPON PHILIP MICHAEL FoLrr.—His Excellermy the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to commute the sentence of death passed on Philip Michael Foley. at the last anises (for the murder of his cousin Philip James Foley, at Killorgliu, in April last). to one of penal servitude for life.—Dahlia Evening DEATH or AOZD IRONMAETZIL-0130 of the oldest ironmaaters in this district, and very likely in the kingdom, has departed. Mr. Anthony Hill, of Pentrebach. house, Merthyr Tydvil, and proprietor of the Plymouth Ironworks. died on Saturday last, in his 78th year. His father, Richard Hill, euooeeded Anthony Bacon, the first irontnaster at Merthyr, and the family have been exceed ingly sucoesaful from the commencement. The iron pro duced at the Plymouth works has always been famed for its excellence, and thin, to a great extent, no doubt ao counts for the prosperity of the Hill family. The deceased gentleman had pensioned a large number of old workmen, many of them having been with him all their lifetime, and he also built and supported several church«s sod schools. His loss will be deeply felt at Merthyr, as he was a kind and generous muter, and always looked after the comforts of his workmen. It is rumoured that important changes will result as regards the works. The reports are that they are to be kept on for twelve months under the present ma nagement, and afterwards 'ad.—Nixing Journal. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioow. The funds to-day are dull. Scarcely any altera tion has occurred in prices, but Consols are quoted barely so good as at the close of business yesterday. Preparations for to-morrow's settle ment in shares and foreign stocks are in full pro grees, and have formed the chief business. The scrip of the new foreign loans is rather firmer, with the exception of Turkish, which remains heavy. Great Western Railway stock continues to fall, and a relapse has taken place to-day in Great Northern and Midland. Otherwise, English railways are pretty well supported in price. Console aro officially marked 931 and 1 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 931 to 1 for cash, and 931 " buyers" for the 4th September. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 241, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, f, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 211 ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent Stock, 1061, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 258., 28a. pram. ; Five per Cent. "enfaeed" rupee paper, 1041, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1111 , , 111 ; Exchequer Bills, 19s. prem. In the foreign stock market the adjustment of the account has tended tocircumscribe transactions. Venezuelan scrip has improved to 1 to 1 prem. Peruvian is slightly firmer, at 1 to 01 dia., and Russian at par to 1 prom. Portuguese is well sustained, at 21 to 21 prem., and Egyptian at 12 to 13 prem. for the first issue, and 10 to 11 prem. for the second. The New Turkish Loan has declined, being quoted to f prem. for the scrip, and 671 to 681 for the paid up. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is dull, at 841 to 85, and that of 1858, at 72 to 1, showings fall of 1 percent. Italian Five per Cents. continue in demand. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian Seven per Cent scrip, 121 pram., ex new ; ditto paid-up scrip, 941, 95, 941, ex new ; Italian Five per Cents., 701, 1 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Moorish Five per Cents., 931 ; Peruvian Oribarren Four and-a-Half per Cents., 97 ; ditto Three per Cents, 881; Russian Five per Ceuta.,97 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 901; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, paid-up scrip, 931 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 441; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 841 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 721, 1 ; ditto for account, 721 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 40/. paid, 1, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 681, 68. _ Foca o'CLoca. Consols are leas firm, at 93k for money, and 931 to I for the account. _ _ _ There were no gold operations at the Bank yes terday. The mail steamer Atrato has arrived from the West Indies with 07,500/. in giver and 47,0001. in gold. The steamer Malta passed Jabal on Tuesday, with the mail from Bombay of July 27. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tanoe of 3321. 16s. 6d. on account of the Ecuador dividends. Ad vices from New Granada by this mail state that there was every probability of an immediate pacification of the dissentient state, Antioquia. A commissioner from that state bad gone to General Mosquera with propositions for peace. The cus toms are increasing very satisfactorily. The govern ment has offered a grant of 100,000/., on certain conditions, to encourage European emigration. • The following is an extract of a private letter, dated Honda, New Granada, June 20: So far as we can judge, the position of General Moevera gets stronger, although here we have had an alarm of late, the Antioquiana having in the last 14 days occupied Mari quits ; they . have, however, retired to El Fresno. Wegner& is going sweat the two States remaining in revolt, Cauca and Autioquis, with such a superior force as want, it may be hoped, teammate this strife. The guerillas have en tirely disappeared from Bogota, and things are mending there. The government paper—that is the Treasury notes —have materially improved in price. A reform has been weds in the tariff which will do good, we expect. The dividend of the London and North Western Railway Company was officially announced yesterday at the rate of 31 per cent. per annum, against the same rate for the corresponding period of 1861. The sum brought into the account was 15,3931., and the sum to be carried over is 4,0661. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,5421., and the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 6,5001. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the let instant were 7,7621. sterling, being 2,1331. more than in Cie cor responding week of last year. The report of the directors of the Southampton Dock Company shows that the revenue affords a half-yearly dividend at the rate of four per cent. per annum (which dividend is accordingly recom mended), and also au addition of nearly 4001. to the surplus to be carried forward. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Australasia is called for the 18th instant. The share certificates of the Eastern Bengal Tea Company are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the bankers' rece i p t s. . . . With referents, to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We have to report a steady market in London for American securities, the demand during the last few days being very active for railroad bonds especially. The im. provement in Atlantic and Great Western has been 2 per cent. during the week. As this road is expecting to deny, a large income from the carriage of petroleum, it i s satis factory feature to learn that recent espenmen tei completely show the non-explosive character of this oil. Illinois shares close rather getter, at) 50 discount, sellers. Erie shares have advanced 2 per cent. on the very favourable results from operating the road under its reorganisation. WEDNESDAY Evwwa. The discount market continues rather tight, owing chiefly, as it would appear, to the absorption of money iu new projects. This was the day for com pleting the deposit on the new Peruvian Loan. The rate for good bills in Lombard-street was 2 per cent., and the applications at the Bank of England, though not pressing, were numerous. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93' " sellers," for the 4th of September, opened and closed to-day at 931 toi. At one period the price receded to 93/ to 1. For money the final quota tion was 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, 93, 1 ; ditto for account (Sept. 4), 931, 1, i; Bank Stock, 239, 2401, 241 ; Three per Cents., Reduced, 93k, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1, 93,11, 93; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 161; Red Sea Telegraph, 22; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stuck, 1081, 1, ; ditto Four per Gent. De bentures, 1864, 101 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 100 1 ; ditto Bonds, 275., 25e., 28s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1041; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1111. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 1081 to 1, being steady ; India Bonds 255. to 28s. prem., and Exchequer Bills 20s. to 234. prem., showing in the latter instance a recovery of L. to 2s. The scrip of several of the new loans was heavy in the morning, but experienced a recovery iu the afternoon. Venezuelan has risen a to f per cent. Portuguese, Peruvian, and Russian scrip left off the same as yesterday, while Turkish has declined , per cent. The principal alteration, however, was in Egyptian, which was in renewed demand, and has risen 2 per cent. This stock being scarce in the market, the price is easily influenced. Italian Five per Cents, have risen I per cent., and Mexican, I. The Old Venezuela Bonds remain dull. In the market for bank shares there was a reduc tion in Bank of Egypt, Imperial and English, Scot tish and Australian Chartered. In miscellaneous undertakings, Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were inquired for, while English and Australian per and Canada Land were flat. Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 144 to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, to 21 prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, f to ;I dia. ; Universal Marine, f to dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, par; and Mercantile Fire, 14 to If prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows : Union Bank of Ireland, 1 to 04 dis. ; Bank of Hindostan, 1 to dia. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, t prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, fto prem. ; London and Middlesex Ba n k, k di.. to prem. ; London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plata Bank, to 1 prem. ; Western Australian C f to f prem. ; Metropolitan Wagon, 1 tt tcil li prem. ; Irish Rolling Stock, dia. to t prem. ; I Bank of Queensland, 4 dia. to I prem. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CuJcz. In the mining market to-day Wheal Ludcott shares are very heavy, with a declining tendency. The pro sent quotation is 91 to 10, being fully 11. 10s.per share lower than yesterday. Emit IRosewarne shares are i n noted 21 to i, being firm ; Marks Valley, 104 to East Caradon, 48 to wtt ; North Downs, 3} to ; ; North Treskerby, to 314 ; and Great sal Fortune, 26$ to 27 . Foreign and colonial mining shares having met with scarcely any business, prices are nominally unaltered. The only transaction recorded in the Stock Exchange official list is in United Mexican, at 7. The Cambrian Consolidated Gold Mines Com pany (limited) was announced last evening, under auspices which are likely to draw to it a great deal of attention. Already, a large amount of the capital is applied for. It has often been affirmed that gold mining in this coun try is a delusion, but there stand now beyond ques tion the remarkable facts that the Vigra and Mogan Gold Mining Company of Wales, between January 1, 1861 and the 2nd inst., has obtained from 942 tons 12 cwt.. of ore no less than 7,041 ounces of gold, showing an twerp of seven and a half ounces per ton, and that the shares in this company„ with only 21. 15e. paid, are quoted 401. to 451. The pre sent company hassecured. a voup of goldqnartz setts, comprising in all upwards of 1,500 acres, immediately contiguous to and almost surrounding this famous Clogau Mine. It is mentioned that the mines have been opened, many thousand tons of quarts laid bare, and important discoveries made, " rich visible gold having been broken there during the last few days." The precaution has been taken of obtaining the opinion, from personal inspection, of one of the best living authorities on such matters, Mr. Thomas Treloar, late chief captain of the Bt. John del Rey Gold Mining Com pany of Brazil, who happens to be in England, and who pronounces the field to be one of " high promise.' The present captain and agent of the successful Vigra and Clogau Mines speaks still more highly of the present adventure, and two directors (including the chairman) of that company are on the board of the new one. The capital is 150,0001., in 75,000 shares of 21. each. The pur chase-money of the properties, buildings, works, machinery, kc., is to be 25,0001., and a like amount in shares with IL paid. At Wheal Seton meeting a dividend of 21. per share has been declared. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVIELGE& I~MYrt'BvMy. ome- I an— Benag la rms. July 6 574 Od 9 , 1 Id.M5 951 40s Ms M 19 565 Ild 31, 6d M 175 lid 415 2d Ms 14 26 67s 64331 td s 34 Mr 408 Id Ms 24 Aug. 2 675 MUs 8d 94 37. 2d 410 34115 15 9 571 1641 b &11Y 115,411 111.404 61: mold Aare gags Avenge 575 &I 1124 6137$ ad 405 114 405 1111 Dan.—Wheat, Barley, Or* lye, Dow* madlns, Is. RIWU= Ganz Bowl Lin Wssi—Whoot, ALM: Wiry, 1,022: oats, 4,244: rye, 62 ; bens, 2,738: ma. 137 Yves. DIAGRAM 11110W1110 7141010•1703 ES a I= AMAIN Min 01 , WELT DOING TEE ILI 11111=1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ma OUR owx COWBZONDENT. ) NT BRITISH ♦ID IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) A good demand for cotton is experienced, and the prima have advanced about id. per pound. The sales at the dose will probably be about 8,000 bales. lice.. Jut/ 6. July 12 July 19. Milt A. 2. Leg, S. 67 10 .. .. • .. :1? • • :. •:: 66 7 I .. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market continues dull. sad prices bays a downward Modeacy. Porto Woo sold at 34.. 6d. to 36.. for brown, and at 365. to 46e. for gray to fine yellow. Rased is also dull of sale, at drooping pares. COM= oastinites to realise very firm pries@ ; triage, 60s. to 775. ; low to good middliag, 83s. 6d. to 89s. ; pea Larry, 92.. to 935. ; Native Goylm, good and fine ordinary, 735. to 745. Tu Jib it; is • Aced demand for Taysbun and common bbrkish leaf Connate' at id : per lb. advance. Ext.—The ma;ket is iota Asko% tool. has realised steady prices. St. Vincent. aid. to 60. SA GO has sold at L. advance. Small, 20s. to 20s. Gd. large, 25a. 6d. to 265. 6d. Snob.—Pepper finds buyers at steady rates. Fair Penang, aid. ; white, 60. to NAL ; pimento, 2/d. ; nut. megs, L. to Is. 2d. • mace, 9d. to Is. • ginger, Jamaica. 52a. to 102 s. ; C ochin , s `2s . to 90s. ; cinn amon Ceylon, 6rst, sort, Is. 6d. . . , 163 111 continues to realise firm prices—good Demerara, Is. 74. ; fine Letwarlle, Is. lid. .. . .. . _ limirrraz.-700 Lige of Bengal bare been disposed of refraction 51 to 5, at Me. ; rdraction 10 to 91, at 375. 3d. to 37. 6d. Oorroe.—There is more husieess doing, and prices are more firm. Broach sold at 141. ; fair Tinnivelly, 130. ; Malan and Western afloat, 121 d. to 120. JUTS.—There lea good demand, and prices show an ad visee of 10s. per cwt. over those of last week ; common to floe sold at W. to Zt/. 15s. eocanicAt.—The public sales have goo. off without nistsrial change from previous prices. Honduras silver sold at 2s. sd. to 3s. 3d. ; past Is. 4d. to 24i. :id. ; Toneritis silver, 2s. Bd.. to 2.. ; black, 22v. 6d. to 3s. Honduras black and Maxima were withdrawn. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY). Ilse market is steady at the snoozed quotations —Peters bmg Y.O. *a the spot, 48e. 6d. ; August, 48e. (I. ; Sep tember, new, 495. 6d. ; October to December, 30s. to 50s. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THU DAY.) The supply of beasts is larger that; on Thursday last, but we are still deficient of beet qualities, and prices for them are well maintained. The number of sheep is by no means large; trade is. however, dull, and Monday's quota tions are realised with difficulty. Lambs are more plentiful, choice descriptions are not lower ; for other kinds trade is very heavy. Trade remains unaltered for calves. From Germany and Holland there are 4titi besets, 2,330 sheep, and 279 calves ; Ireland, 400 lambs and 43 calves. Hach COWL 90. Per dose cot Ma. s. d... d. Pair Woo of Übe. a 4. a 4. But bed; 114avids 4 10 6 11444 Dose Hl•bds Oh 0 0 0 0 2•44 814444baris 4 8 6 1 Bawl Loag-worts.... 410 6 2 9eces4 god. Waft g 4 4 Da. do. Rises .... 0 • 0 • Wye* 4 6 6 Iwo aseand qua. 4 4 4 $ 1 1 .2• 8 5 Do. do. Mora .... • 0 0 • Be4t Doe& Illf-brids 5 9 6 Laths Bow. at market, 1,410: lamp sod lambs. 10,480 ; Calves, 660; Plis, nix SMITHFIELD HAY DIAREET.—(THIS DAY.) Maws Harvey sod Bastes report &large supply. Tr is dull at lower prices FALKIRK TRYST, TVIRIDAY.—The first of these greet animal =arts for cattle was held to-day is the usual Manes. The cattle oe the ground were polled Angus eattley West and North Highland heifers end stets, sod a few lots of country bred stets and heifers. There were also a few lots of heavy cattle from the ordinary productive districts. but net so many as have bees am for a few yeses past. The trade may be said to ham been generally dull through out; end there were comparatively few local buyers of cousequence. The stock was short in point of numbers —more so than for tinny years Good-coral-timed four sod five year old West and North Highland cows—more pertiesdarly those in calf, hove Lewis sad J.itra— were anxiously looked after, sad sold at very fair prom. There was en extraordinarily short supply of Irish stock, and the demand was very limited. There was a fair supply of spotted or country beasts. The better dam of all ages met with a fair sale, but the secondary kinds met with little nocourapmeut, owing to the present harvest prospects sad the uncertainty of the turnip prop in many districts. Few persoca have seen so many milk cows of all diem and breeds at this market as on this occasion. This hied of stock generally, on an average, would be I/. lower than lad month's prior. Highland heifers in value from 6:. to Si., would be from 10s. to 15s. below the prices obtained at Balgsir is tuna Scots had to submit to a reduction of five per cent. according to v111)0. Galloway. of the leaner kind suffered,' similar reductim. Irish cattle, upon an average, would bilnint 10s. to It. a head down in prica—Edia burg/. Ortarent.