The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-25 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING ENTELLIGENOL On man= masaars.) STOCKTON NICITING.,—(THIS DAT.) CLIVELLND STAKE* lb /meow leacbssier,Omameder, Umpire Bram* f irstarTba I'mpbas, Hub T Camel= Crammed, Any laded* Weer', rip em, Ikeda 411. Wrtn, mod Whimmese TRADESNAWS HAITICAP. Two. Moak Arm sad Ballo an ben. lover.—Paases sad Mad a DanmeL HART TOWLES MUM Wm* Me I. • V Mins, Alked. eyrie., Oa* Aradeshige, na_ ,biery eouvisdr. CMOs, wimp w Paa Naem. Opsibedi Mad, Weak's, Mary brim ettereap, Keay srladamiglon I, Nod Om we Ws& SECOND BaENNIAL STAKES. Archdnabass, Layton, Willie Wright, Pant, and Rad Eagle Arabia,. JUVENILE STAKES. Seam forloure. Sprinaveil, PoutifL Suift, Slut, Ltaan, Cnm Tartar, Mary Stuart, Gem, Wren, Greta, Pro e, sad Birdcage are lure. OTHER ARRIVALR.—QaTes Be,m Vigo, Cast-oft, Clartacs, Accurate. Maid of Grimes, Little Gerard, Omit, Katherina Logia, Eitel* Eltbaas Beauty, Misty Kam Hartley Wiatasy. Butterfly 1, Rajah Brook*, Circus* Samar to Peeress, York, Pravda, Lady Palcotter, Neophyte, Artist, Cynthia, Contract, Printer Korai, Horns, Balaban, Stingsby, ileakm , Heiman Tuastall Maid, Mir Hawley, Preouum, , Sir William, Professor Dick, The Rosh* Tormantne, Br to British Remedy, Latino. Raissaad, Do Timor, islidale, Maid of Brea:vim; and Jeanie w OXFORD MEETING.-(TMB DAY.) Xfas TRIAL STAMM. Mhq .. .. l izremat :: .. IiILiDINOTON HILL STALIII. .. . .. .. . 7 rya. ARRIVED —Joyous% llsebit Onimar, Mond, Instan. Volasore, Stanley, Min lady , sad Janie /kola. 4QU42708. subsoripdan iambi, hoes entered into by wimmil genthawn in tale plies kr dm ywrposs of testing •S• Misicint wallas embalm d las reddeed ware' wins, rid a esweeittee learn ken hired, a me& rah pleas es Tardy the 13 d herast hen Me nand the Owes busy sod back. Tb• wit basty milk araffel y a bona of Ivied; ebelblisming mareowl Saelthe Spans. banns Mr. Pk& Arrow II: (Msg. Br a& The committee wissupsand the rake In de Inopphire (rrenst), Mr. W. P. F.. kb* arerelei is est se wismactors fat the day. The deed inn he rertler wee ked at at Ili, re Ihrette medal; the Inset I oat, bares dirlopal peat wady* being es lest hs waver. asedne dierineweerh„ the dr=ens seneldhen* gird a/ dr dribs e him/ by liehoo, whb the hews slant Ord • E d e ern ; and on 1 man the Or korp they VP?, dad no Mews Sappho 2 11 Sr a im 'Prim 2 23 Anew 80 Os de :stars w Sperm sera plat) pared tan Ilappike—an pear redden rell te windward, the aro =ha bolsi minteissi god snicalts nag burp et wink win le doe enedhst of dr emir, ohs reneded the kap Inc eat we the wham SURREY SESSIONS` (THIS DAY.) --- (Bohn J. Tank In-, Dopey Clairam.) COXTICTIOX OF A SOASPRO.CAVTION TO faxaspsodiaa. Aka 311, wa.dlomol. pointy. kosteg the agreatehre de reeposielles firmer , wt = hr etteale& Lentreh., 211, the mesh, et Iteenrieh Cask. - Idr. Thermal paisnaint, mid Mr. titers), delailed the I. = hoes the widest* of the pronwator, a Moe& , that he sa t e u p t o Ina don Cod th•= n e July to niftier, the sights, wed rem ediesesa, elide be tree walking Is the Med intestte-enth the phew rowed kW , sad they got waossostlia shad do isteregaile, ylon that he bed just sows to • Ilsthr teweey. 1 1. Induced btu to go tato • where they bed some dr. sad two stem sem in sed•••••••eisil lb. primmer *beat sae Genus See ha bed • with to pert hes, sad teasei espy that he led ad get them. After • Mule crow /dog the wriomin said be tend not Ist blin hare the horses. The **et ma dna tee peeeeeetee be wad put Lin into a good lea look odor • dab bra la lie , end be sl▪ it phased se lt, huhrelag thee day ad t wets gmlbssea. fey bed man how d p i, whits the Wed teens plaid eon • roll of weal Owing fe peg fee the Itorero, het the second Era add no, is wed net who hb inserry at all wet to has, he woad ass sall bin the lama rho primmer ohm soil to dm yeoman's., Lot us luny thew, end eetf theta es the odes, pathless, who will vivo vs 6.1. kw °blight Ms." H. 'month& ltswistl own 211., when one went t.r • receipt stung, lowed by the other, nail as thy did ase ecemo bali,seene lad proseadar mat IN to look fee them, wise the fosse slipped sway sal iamb Ids seam R• vas, hiterovar, segue edetl the mall dabs by Sheba Oehaesa, bee !lob Inc am hand IS Nos ha Sri .eery. A Meg diransics wok pie between the beach and ct oust; hat • verdict of wain wm estantect, sad be was scatenotd to foot idosslW bt.it Meas. THE POLICE COURTS. (TEES DAT.) Yaildslo24-1101:18E. stews ttr beerkt hears the Lod Myr, earwith dnealieneer sad result. atier illy err he wan waiter et the Fonttiti pillo ries/4 to the rimorles, gad that the yelping went throw has big erring and rad br a bottle of pinger-ber, which re nerd to het bee ineardistsly afterwards brume in abusive thee tbe _ _ who Is as aged woman, order bin to meter. bee. H. toM len to go out quietly. which ehn bee ere, Wand to do, sad de she matisind to ass the eller langusge he eadeavoured gently to pat let wt. She resteerd ahretkiag out repatedly. sad, three otter weer who were at lite bar it the time coming to hr as 'Wawa, the pewter nosed him by the her el his heed, while the others palled at hie rue rid lege, sad Amor time they pot bite down en the err. Or ot 'bow then thrust her baud M hie wirer pear 4 le which he bed Ca. 6d , /entering the seer err the Iser, and It., pickles it up the other worn, rearmed of r Let es they tn uld, while he rid the primer till o pop herrn ram* and took her Into malady. Puha e-oenstable 647 said the prim - rife walked the Illistettra sad that when he went to the,. FutiOtaill she was WY to at the prosecutor's hale stilt all bar might. She re eery ohm ass all re way to the sutra and fur are tire aka. she wired there. The Kronor (hued the orements of both irksome lr Soso, mewing that olie ores • • poet and orderly worm'," who knew Dow to comitort beroail, and lbws Joe never ••tio terfrrod with eobrody." At Or mar thus oho admitted ,bat oho woo beak or the would have gee@ out when Orot requested to do so. she emewoonmked both err- Bowes no a ray inlet way for ems time, and her general sopea ronce ra lly ma d e it seem th.,t lb,' was some tenth in Ire aseementloss of being a ewe and orderly wwman : bat when the Lard Mayor told b., dr are woe hilly prowl optimal her, and she must pay • Oa ,• of MP., or go to Prison for 14 Ways, bee wfais never rhaorrd i for. rim:spry ber het and Olden sheet Ire woo, ono dare way to • trawl • outbreak, sad orso dragged down rare, ausamiag and oimporming awfully. . - WORSHIP-STYLIST. 1,4141. totinle. Join aed docrislog themselves ao brother sad lieter s were chem.:l. before Mr. 11.m1oill with oteeling purse, cosmirons meeq , from the pt ., 4 At of Miss Sarah Xetteolfit, molding at Lower Clayton. he promentris Wahst that to the prevlcua evening. while alone stud within • *hart distance ut bum., the pro tom, stersted her with an iotriry sa t the neocest road to the Sbereditch terminus. Wade directing them, the molsprisease prew. (+lowly ma isst her, and •kw missive slier they hod left she mimed her puree, hum it. weight. Os following and same. Ins them. Use nok, primmer expressed gnat and dermaded how she restored to onsgme him sultry of a WO. A aonstabla Own came op to whom the Mated what bad pismire, sod art the way to ths stades • row was amps- AMA with tor loss, .ad premised to Mud the ammo! if oho d. I r...t le,. the .-horge. Elizatoeih Gratin. • wee pretty raw lady, raid that whit. mutat et her window eh. observed the " inquiry," and L. r magpie:am were Sr ni.ed in consequence of the very CM/1/1“111 oppeonancs of the teen with the osception of • fashionable largo grey mask with • cape which be were. Pb. ew watched, sad saw his right bead wares* warkiag m it. 46Y;al1M ...mbar% DM mild ant 1181 SW pens • eitber primer. TM tom WM him they mom M slum, ko roma t, Itr.tol. Mr Levi., jug —Ar.d en they we new. I MOO* re, sit. Mr. Ilaramill—Tket et.ty bee, Let I man delay Veen far ate eirlatore of . jery apes th;... in.r.ery." Reseeded serordlegly. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, /859. DAMIAN clouansa 2AILIYA7.-111118 DAY) This afternoon As wool half-yearly nesting of the propenter. ot the arm railway wee held at the Lenore TIIIMPU ; Mr. Love aidawas a the board a direstom in the Asir. The rigor t sod soceneds have shiedy been published. The revenue of the lesif-pear eshibies ea increase of 8.3991. 4.. Id., se comprind with the eonanantling half of 1869. The to.. available It, dividend animated to 86,6141. 9s. 9d., and ths directors had declared a dividend of IL la. 3d. per ant. ix the helf.year being 2.a. id. kr than the corresponding dividend of 1858. The balance carried inward amounts to 4,6911. 14e. 9d. ThTeC HAIM" lit movie( the adoption of the report and meconale, meld akenmeiname of en eueptional chamfer W redwood the eseelpte dem the psis Imam On the elm meet there by be es almost • Weal Munn In the dek Swag end the lees en that amen= wma no bee Ws %OM Me seek Atheism hid esentred within the lath II pen, end It wee ethethelle lengthen that the talkng4g only telepathy. The thgendllthe of the belf-yser a reduction of de. Id. pima Seem ahem bed heel by false rumen tithe thews the company had swathed ur were likely to worse by the failure of Prior and Co. The only nneecared debt width that Arm owed to the company did not mead 6,0001 The t wee and rolliag stock were he a highly • beilliewth had been spent for soros yews pen spa reemeraie, ere Mee in the kingdom wee in • mere perfect state than Beets= Counties rail ways. As areneone impression bed goes forth as to the &dee of the lulls= UM= Company; but, in point id Lot, the aim= In dispute between the two complain did sot exceed 1,6001. It meet be ethistactery to the preprielsee to know th at, exclusive of the =ma included in ibis repert, the expenditure on capital account, within the Let two llw and • half, amounted to only 38,0001. Thet bet wee to prove that can had been "thee that no eemmemery additions should =seder° the aecital account, whMs, se stoned ether ILhttley the =ben ts= debt this kelf-yeer ices beet mewed by 40,8181. Ad verting to the tribthery lbee he mid there was every preeprot of the Sam &OA liner, which had coat upwards of • =lkon of wary, being most useful to the pa rent line. The sad jest of the amalgamation of ell the lines was under ocsaideratlon, end • bill would be brought loth parliament at the earliest pond= period to render the union 1 the Itsawra Counties, - Northern and &mem Norlolk, Festers Use= Beet OnE.elk , sad &et Anglian complees The moths for the =optima of the report led to a peer lagged dimwit= Is which Mr. WADDINGTON, lb* for th! abeirmeth leek • Iran pot, but it wee ultimately edepeed, ned dieldead dithered payable on the let of flopeashar. NORTH AND SOUTH WESTERN J6'6CIIOII RAILWAY.—rune DAY.) This afternoon the usual half-yearl meeting of the North and Booth Western Junction Ra ilway Carry wee held at the Enstatretka, Mr. H Rale TOOT• L, chair man of the board of directors, to the chair. The report stated that while the receipts from all source* of the company's reverts have increser, r anspand with the corresponding period of het year, the Improvemeet in the receipts hoer the peesesger Ingle has been the most important. This is attribosed mainly to the mrarements made with the /elk Wawrr Compaq, under which the trans have been it. thresh to Richmond sad Twitheether The bill premier hy the erth Wearer Crary for hearth( the rear hares 1 Ski railway sad Richard, and for sontioung the las trace to Bushy Perk, adjoiaing Hamper Court, has re ceived the royal assent. The he to Hampton Court will open &tan radway conineunicetko from the northern and eastern districts of Larks over this emnpany's line to that popolar place of resort, and the directors anticipate mach advantage to the rarity from this new erne of reverie. Tles set bairn mashie for dividend this half-year (1,4681.) is 67 per cent. lupe ass the balance remaining on the 30th f Jury 1868. That em will admit of the protect of • dividend of 11 per mat. for the half-veer. Wog an inures of per oast. ore the eorregionding period of 1868, having rt. for the net newt. The capitol account ehowed the , UMW. bad been molded or the juecHos line, sad 23,0791. on the Rain breach; total, 106,6221. The report was abets& Troaro THlATZL.—Yesterday an appli cation was mode to the bench 4 soegistretak Blackheath, ad wbkib beach 84 T. M. Wilson was chur -1 own, by Mr. Cartier (wow RN Kat), for • limos. for the Deptford Maim its the_ part al Mr. B. Timothy, who has abs. a imam trots Mr. rather, the Chmicory harder , . sad who had woolly ffoo4lll3lloded the applicant, so had also otb.r gentlemen. Mr. Center said this was a renewed ap pPratios, and it wee eamentiel that the pawls of Warl amid be given. The beech refused to give ..y trams. The weightsatca retired for consultation, and at eve o'clock awassamd that the homes was mused, but gave no macaw for the teteeeL A DREADFUL MISTAKE.-0a Monday evening a Whiteva4, Glaigow, sold • dozen of powders to il7f ga wlkass addrer hoveom, fa sot knows. At first it see tbeagbt that ahoy wee all mato' quint* powder, bat be bee elan ilbeemel that six ceolliasd a deadly p.bee. Every easedrs beg hem made, both tbnAt e l the pubes wad adweetissmate, to led out the TOCirelit. We tad the hileartaw in the •dverttslag collimate of the North Briti4 Deily Mal •—•• The young women who parchmed • doers of quiets* powders from • drupelet In the meet bourtioad of Whitewall &boot 9 o'clock on Nloadaysvadiag, Is rsquested to call immediately at the shop le teem vxplaaa- Out, as delay tosy be daageries.—Aaguat 23, 1869." I _ EixGuL‘ft DEArn.—A lady named Baekett, the die of R. Beckett. Beq , at Spettiebery, met her death es Wednesday morning last In a singular and hitherto um:- glided maser. SY found by her female arrant Iyheir pertly emend In the river which ran at the bolt ten d tie garden sittnebed le bur reeldmos. liar *reliving suck W beim left mew diehres up the garden walk, She was dawn oat by a coop enter Being nest door, and medical aid ves immediately vadered, bet with no result. It is de pend s h e bad been lying shoat a_querier of an hoer he wend before she was dieseremed. The dammed arse wetly 90 yens of age, and dime/ from disease of the heart; end the meemption ie that she MU and did bodied'. ma no signs af a sernigte was men is the bask.—Sherburne losonoi. PAM AMIDE:RT.—TWO LADlffe DlietraltD.—We egret to mesa test yesteram merest* (Weilmedey) • &MI essideat happened to Kra. liteaddis. the widow et the bee Wißbm ameseliffe, Pat, of lined oa, end to Mr*. Walker, the widow of the lets &mad Weller. Freq., of Whitley. The two lab am s tem se sad Mrs. Wslmar sr m e visit to Mrs. &amebae, at Breed Oak. Yesterday merslag the deceased left home with a pray sod gig for a short dries. and had promeded about ems Misdeed yards when they met • number of pigs which were being driven to Newbury morket; the posy began to t 4iad tun back, sad by so debut the gig sad posy, with Mr,. atesol;ffe sad Mrs. Walker, were peg Mho the rime Calder. The dear et this place ts of ovesideratile depth. amirral parties maw the aodawt, and attempta were lonne &eel me& to teems them, red in • short gess they were got oat, bat won bad' dead. The deemed !.thee ware ad vised is yeas. Km &ascii& bring seventy, and Mrs. Walker menewhetsMer, mad were getting Wren. The pleas where the seckteat hemmed hem ber some tune seeded pro. tection.—Lesde Mercury, FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAlL way.—Os Monday afternoon an occident, which was it em/ad with fatal results, occurred ea th e Great Wafters Wm, mar Bath. It appears that • young man, NOW Cook, a coechatnith from Bmithamptos. tool • aides at the Beth Masks Its Bristol. Ile was they is • mate of intoxication, md while in the eariage his camdect wee en of enaive to the passenger* that when he arrived et the Teuton station he was takes I. charge by the gaud, la order that he might he given into custody at Layne /me. The Dais then proceeded, when, jam es it 'p reached the Twelve tassel, he Jumped through the wriage-whidow. The onfortnnate man wee footed, appa ✓ently dead, lying et the mouth of the toting. It appeared that in falling he moat here been c miebt by the stem of the train, end the. throve with great Moles,e egaiost the stow work of the teamel. The poor fellow woo at once brought to Beth sod conveyed te the Vetted Ho-petal, where it wee found that be had essesisad a fracture of the skull and other sense. Werke ea tbe body. He lingered until the fellowitig day rTiseedayl. when he expired about 11 o'clock. EXTRAORDINAItY CONDITT.—Thu inhabitants re siding tn Worklaymeset, Cardiff, were, en Thursday...tithrowster emu, throws We es Feast excitement epee that • young men bed been Mot et the sew brewery mow Is course of onemenagem fur Moose, Rewliso.n and Pagdos e brewers., Brithessesa. The fact of the ems may Le thus briefly mated. About 3 p s use of the cerpeerem. named Dame Jome, • oohs of Liiingollen, was eauloyed on • seefloid oe that We of the brewery sweet the yard of Masers. Glen no Co.. regimen, Mr. Wm. Wehb Gem. the priadmi of the firm, ordered the roan from hie work. The mss, as he wee nut touching Mr. 01..'s premiss; bet Inertly workime ea • enaffol 1 which had tire's along Irmo one of the brewery window*, paid no attentiou to If,. Ohms. The Litter then lAms oat with a double-bar welled per, end immediately fired nee of the bonds, bat Mead his object ; the pecoid banal w the tired, sod a si7of the m a atern, which waisted of phone of iron, I the thin and month of the unfortunate man, who. h t wet km for the planks he sat open bags, received the prestos portioa of the charge. would here Wee killed to a eartaral. However, he WM badly wounded. weaved to W home, end received eargical aid. Mr. Masa wee home. Metely tarn into custody, mid appeared to sewer the sheep helots the magheresse en Pride,. Ball wee refused. —Some the shove we ham herd that Mr. Olase tad kiwi some dismal* with Mimes. Beneffesom Im etheasico to • para gon wall which had been peeled down daring the imam of the brewery; beer, probably, ;be trace of be act with which Ile Gam mew steels thersted.—Beft Caremiete. Inc GLoccernm Eutenos COMMISION.—Wet nidermand that Mama Negras., Fl %emu, mid Walford, oreweleseamere appelated to hequire into the cwrapt erm ine. at the We eleetton he the dip of Oloureerer, will com mence their Mt*, as Illemeley, ttee 28. h of September sere. Mr. Coleridge, of the WIWI!. Circuit. has been appninle4 IleerAere to tee eraimimion. sad will Orli Olouceeter to the Milne rJ efaw ddip to met. he prelimiusry erriagetruls, fl. rrseerdtats. .111, we telie•e. r iak. paso; in ti; Woad 3.7 R4O, Shimbill.—Caultedums bumnimer. 10 LO 11 SHARE L182&-21118 DAL Two o'CLoon. The railway share market remains firm, with a oontinued tendency to improvement. Lanca shire and Yorkshire stock has again risen preset., and Great Western, 1 per Gent.; Landon and North Western stock is now quoted 961 to 96; Great Western, 601 to 1; Midland, 106 to 1 ; lAncaahre and Yorkshire, 961 to 971; Great Northern, 102 to 104; York and North Midlhd, 72 to ; and Eastern Counties, 67 to 1. Lombardo-Venetia* Railway shares are firmer, the Old shares being quoted 21 to 1 prem., and the New, 21 to 1 prem. East Indian Railway stock is inqaired for. Great Western of Canada shrine are rather flat. NM; ire r T . Da IL Clemliona.. a i l ptt ft A r go. Yin aim 4 por iLlearmAimp ra 2se lnr - aj i Trartria a NI t was /1•1 sMrge • itWorir; . _ otareni iamb Iteetilliel p feli: 4.101110/11.1ka4 *3 k.ll.6llMajt. 444 41. tha. 4.6.11r.wt.. ...sp.& w 5.11.7 P. a iIL WO Mil. 1....1 41 #. 1, 1 1 4_ i- ~iYr~wa ms.le.• ecllbsellei ion IIN N t im._w o r Chiri ******* • 4 !"*":: Nei* Oa. War. 11 . 4 41."1"Te1l pa ?pii nonatak.„.. -- Flent. fro& tixrurti sdamanitalik. o liet rift nra mum— slob WYNNE*. re 6:41:1+1.4"" . 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Another investment to the extent of 16,0001. has been made in Consols for account at the savings banks. The scrip of the new Indian Loan is firm, at 98} to I. That of the Russian Lo an i s nom i na ll y quote d die. to } prem. - The Three per Cent. Routes Were quoted at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram. 69fr. 30c. for the account, being be. better than the Let price of yesterday. Console are officially marked 951 to for money, I and 90 for the 7th of September. The present quotation is 951 to 1, both for money and the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 224; the Three per UAL Reduced, at 98 to 981; the New Three per Cents., at 98 to 961; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, at 95; India Bonds, at 3s. to Be. die.; and Exchequer Bills, at 20s. to 231. prem. The transactions is the foreign stock market have been almost entirely confined to Turkish bonds. The loan of 1854 remains quoted 83 to 84, and that of 1858, 731 to 741. Other foreign stocks are nominally unaltered in price. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., 89; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99; Turkish Six pm Cents., 1854, for account, 84, 831, 831; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 74 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents, for account, 1021, 1021, ex div. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are now quoted 96} to 961 for money, and 961 to 95; for the 7th of September, showing, in the latter sus, a slight advance compared with the 2 o'clock price. Tne Calcutta and China mails will be delivered in London early on Saturday morning. The steamer Northam reached Aden on the 17th inst., with dates from Sydney to the 14th of July, and from Mel bourne to the 17th. Her mail vih Marseilles is ex pected to be distributed in London about the 3rd of September, together with the light portion of the Bombay mail. The disoo ant market remains much the same as list reported. The best bills us easily negotiated at 21 per cent., or in exceptional instances lower. At the Bank the applications yesterday were very few. There were no operations in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The Edward Hawkins has arrived from St. Petersburg with 6,0001. in gold. The steamers Ocean Queen and Kangaroo, from New York, are bringing a total of about 300,0001. in specie, a portion of which is on French account. About 160,0001. in silver is engaged on Govern meat account for the Bombay steamer of the 27th inst., making a total of 1,216,0001. since the 20th July. The private shipments by this vessel are ex pected to be limited. The wheat market yesterday was dull, at Monday's Pries. The Bombay mail is expected to be delivered in London on the 4th or bth of September. Mr. J. 0. Lever, M.P., has sent in to the direc tors of the Great Ship Company a final proposal. He offers to charter the Great Eastern for 20,0001., cash down, to coal the ship both ways, and to pay the port charges on both sides of the Atlantic. Very much to the astonishment of the share holders, a telegram from Geneva announces that at the meeting of the General Bank of Switzerland, held in that city on Tuesday, a dividend was declared of 10f. per 201. share for the lest half-year, being at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, payable on the 16th November. The directors' report was unanimously adopted by the meeting. At - Berlin the shares in this bank are voted at 61.. or 40 per cent. Here there seems to be now no market for them. At the meeting of the Southampton Dock Company yesterday the directors' report, stating the net profits for the half-year at 7,7051., and recommending a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, was adopted. The Londoa and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,4931.; the London and South Western an increase of 1,3881.; the Great Western an increase of 3,2861.; and the Great Northern an increase of 3,3611. WEDNESDAY EvrNINO• Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 1, for money and the 7th September, opened tins morn ing at the same quotation, declined to 951 to 1, and closed at 951, "buyers." The government broker took another parcel of 18,000/. Reduced Three per Cont. Stock. The official business report is as fol lows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1, $; ditto. for account (7th Sept.), 951, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 96/, 96, 981, 951; New Tnree per Cents., 961, 96, 951; Tnirty Years' Annuities, ex piring in April, 1685, 18; Bank Stock, 224, 2231; India Stock, 9181, 218, 219 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951; ditto, 1859, 95. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 remain quoted 95 to 3, and those of 1859, 941 to 95. Exchequer Bills have again declined Is. to 25., closing at 20s. to 235. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, but steady. The old Turkish Six per Cents. left off at 831 to 1, and the new at 731 to 741. Mexican Bonds were quoted 201 to 1. In the market for bank shares to-day there was a fresh decline in Bank of Australasia. 1 uion Beak of Australia were quoted about 10". higher. Commer cial Bank of Canada were marked 22. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares have declined about 11. Berlin Waterworks continue to improve. London Dock stock woe officially marked 69 and 681; St. Katharine Dock, 811; and the shares of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, 1 prem. -- - - -- ILI NA Lamm I iI 9a• : ....imr. ftgai ,il=9, ..- la 9 Do. ElEl a a ti•Exarg. a Tim ......- 10 al ....Intim* IN 191 .. 9. abrali.lllll se*•99l 99 Cit Stlib. 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V . trar a l l ia rh a ttt:: air i..arsz . - 13 kW" I I - ‘1 t wiT N &Not 74 r P .7, =r air i I Se I $ 1 it t RI !if GI 51 a if dm um lai 94 .4 a: IN its 46 4 40 U 4 16 141 4 93 96 111 1010 m 14, 91 N Or 96 1 1 as I i as I US U. r 1 1 4 i a &Li UN UN M a •II 01 i 114 I b;Itlls A el 14 14 ONIIOI IS' Ui 3 4 1 lei U 64 17 116 441 N 76 76 U 63 4: tl Si 511 .. - • Su Larks. o.lllre. rad Dow. nuirazwros L 1 lit A a TX id N N fi fli ti NI 71 NI N si IN id ilia A i ad i s 4 U. M s i Wllieuriiiiran, In Nara Bello . e n TWA l i imb Davos. iiimaYS: li l. ' Trlllga 1 Ranh It D:.. ti l t A ...... 1 . 4 . 111 vo.nk ........ 0 , Ikea Wens I. Wass.. ilreliZ 11) .............. go . .. ..... . .......... ii a Wii: .........—. 2 i 11.5.111/141Z. N ;w e a" ................ Ti Tistagli Maths' 1 reledlnillatitlt: a ~, i Iz i rli roil k i I 4l MINB&-2H13 DAY. Two oTt.ocK. The transactions in British mining shares to-4v have not been very important, and the market in some instances is rather fiat. Alfred Consols shares are officially marked in the Stook Exchange 41, and Tincreft 4t. Transactions have also taken place in Providence, East Buset, West Caradon, North Downs, and Hcrodsfoot. By telegraph we learn that Providence Mines have de clared a dividend of 41., \Vheal Margaret, 2/., and Wheal Clifford, 51, with a good report. Pun Mountain Copper Mining shares are marked Bs., and North Rhine Copper (South Australia) totem. The West Sharp Toe Mine • zuanti , r, prevented at the mewing bald peter:lay, exhibPsod a balance in favour of the mans of 31.9.. 9J. A call of per Aare was made. The Sou•h Condorrow Mining Comp any, on the 19th inst., wade a (all of 2.. 61. per abuse. T►e Bacilli'. and Auatralian Copper Mining Company yesterday declared a dividend of 24. 6d. per share (8,7601.) At a mewing of adventurers in Bryntail mine, held rotor ' day, lbs sto.ounts showed a each b.dance in band of 5431.13 e.; sad a balsams of &agate over liabilities of 2491. 13a. 4d. A report was read of the operations during the peat quarter, from Irbil' it appeared quit the very sultry weather had owed the atria tee bottom level of the totes to teams bad, remitting returns being m.de from that part of the maim. This, have's:, it is expected, will soon be remedied by the aladag oat of a shallow level, whirl% when accomplhhed trill enable a whim which is sow down 6 fathoms below the 10. to be sunk re the 25 Whom level, thereby pining a free can eat ot sir in chit level and thorcorzhly ventilating It. A femur, rat great importance mate sled with this mine to the oompletion of the Newtasn and Lesedioes Railwey, which comes within three quarters of a mile of the work., thus effecting a very conaiderable saving in the carriage of the ore sod enabling the company to sill their Dayton, of which they have an inexhaustible supply, at a price much below the ordinsry rate. A special meeting of the South Devon Iron and General Mining Company is tailed for the let September, to contlrm the level item for tette-tag the capital tram 100,0001. to 65,0001. Cs barb. end Jane C,or aid. Mine bat sold 22 toes 3 cwt. of lead are to Maitre. Newton, Mate, and Co., at 131. 18s. per BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAT.) This morning were Maud the Board of Trade returns for the month and seven months ending the 31st of July, 1859. We subjoin a statement d the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and seven months, including only the" ear merited" articles: For the month. For erns math& 1857 A11,441,258 .. 467,787,929 1858 1859 10,1188,029 . 61,931,906 Including the "uneunmerated articles," the aggregate exports stand thus : For the mouth. For eerie months. 1867 £12,201,532 .. 573,027,913 1858 10,993,997 .. 66,461,801 1859 11,245,461 .. 74,288,610 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS --- MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 800 A El anti Mel very dull, end pion ere with &dinky supported. Comm—This article wears a arm appearanor. TILA.—The demand col:abases llmite bat holders resift firm Baca —Middlieg whits Haggai has been sold to some extent at 10e. to 10s. 9d., which were previous num.. Rt. r. The Eels of a very large parcel, 1,400 .W. 1.10111 Demerara and Derbies, bag caused the market to have an upward tendency, and leeward@ see quoted I. to 21,1 d.. proof Demerara 2.. ad. SALTPETILL continues dull awls at the lute decline. COCRINiAL .014 Irtthant TALLOW MADHET.—(THTB DAY.) The market is quiet, at the following prime :—Petesebnrg Y.C., on the spot. 559. 6d.; September. 630. 63.; Ochther to December, 565. 91.; ditto eeparately, METROPOLITAN CATIII MARKET. (TAN DAY.) There are • few inor s ebasetatistWon Thursday Mit; Ihe demand is good, and Mondas quotations aratMlyespported. fineep and lambs are not quite so al, they Mids= sale, and in some instances ra th er prices are obtained. There is no alteration is the calf- From Germany and Holland there are 370 blasts 2,100 damp, and 980 calm% Norfolk and Suffolk, 60 beasts; 480 Waste from the Norden* and Midland ; and 122 mach taws from the limn Canalise. Pura al 48a. 8. 4. 44. to ' s ap 0111188. 44.4 4. e vi w 118840816- 4 8 410 DM ilimilt, - - Bea ShartAcer. -.- 4 4 4 8 Pm ...... 4 S I• &COW gager boos- 84 4 0 De. 40 -....- -. 041,18 ---- ...... - 4 II 4 8 lbw I ipo4lo . 4 5 4 , 4 4 Do. 418. Mt b.. a 1160-ne• 5 0 4 1 larate_...". _ . --. 11170 1f ... Blob. at risiket. MU; limp tad 18444 . 4,45: Wu. 810: ?twin. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. 7 (THIS . DAY.). The following are the cpsotstioso:—Pritie meadow tbjr 80e. to SU., superior do., Ms. to 90s. ; Wilda ditto. 0016 to 705.; ewer ditto. 76e. to fits.; rowan, 60e. to ao".; doter, old, Me. to 110,.; ditto, sew. 80s. to 905.; strew. 38s. LOCAL BRAM IL4X32W. larismar., Avern U.—Pjfea advisee.' shoal pe. SM. octet eking at the bat. I—Mabwu. t Oilakalur. di ie 110—tirism Opriley pli—Onst aver.W SO ex lic sad UM" ism and pll4 ire NM. U— ex etc —York ..4 Nash Ilkillasd, TS 0 as Ory.—Losar 414 4 as &V.— 'S-16-1)1:1dt Plead 111 d.—dead at Ors ..iri te 4.l Wakes of Oirds.l4; Ui. REDUCTION or DUTY ON LACE.—Oar i will be 'retitled to learn that our worthy repteeentstlM Charles Paget, has been ancoiereful in his repeated applica don to the late es well as the present government to effect an allegation to the &Atoka tariff upon crochet toll., which, through their representelions, and the ex ertions of Sir Tomes Hudson (our minister at Tails), hie been altered from 6fr. the kilos. (21ba.Anglish) to 2fr. 60e.; and, considering the additional territory acquired by the King Sardinia, thin greet reduction met prove very to the Ism trede.—Nottiaghom Amino. THE AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS AND TILE HAIL TEST.—Parmees in the west of England, and specially in Devonshire, have experienced great inconvenience by rearm of the scarcity of labourer', which has in many instances re tarded harvest operations. Several reasons are given for this scarcity. Many tabouters have talented ; others have been atteseted to the railway works, where they get much higher wages, and a large number of young labourers have enlisted in the army. The farmers complain bit+ orly of the abolition of the apprenticeship system, to which canes they ' mainly attribute the present scarcity of labourers. Thane can be but hale doubt that another cause is the nasalize= of the wages paid to the agricultural labourers. In enemy mess there have been improvement in this respect, bee eves now 12e. per week is about the highest sum paid to the labourer, while in some Instances 9e. per week only n pelt It most, however, be barns I mind that the Ill:tourer has other small privileges, such em a supply of cidtr daily, and, in some cases, a plot of ground at a mullesl rent, for the cultivathn of vegetable., de, Still there can be no doubt that one cause of the present dearth of able bodkd labourers is the lamas of the wages which are paid. The weather for harvest operations In Devonshire and the other western counties has been favourable at the whole, and the cereal crops are good and of excellent quality. Potatoes are In some places effected by the disease, but the yield io abun dant. Ihe recent heavy showers had a moot beoeficiel effect on the green crops and the peitures, which were much in need of moisture. The apple crop is abundant, and cider, it L mid, will be cheep end good. THE ALLEOED ABDUCTION Or A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHILD AT BLLTAST.-011 Tneeday. Margaret blare and tsar daughter , etid in the Queen's Bench Chanter at Dublin, in with the order made by the Lord Chief Justice, when the above case was We btought before him. Tee chili having now attained Ise fourteenth year, she was informed that she was at liberty to choose with whom she would go. The Chief Justice advised her to be guided by her mother, and Mated to her that if she wished to have a Bible, or to go to any parti cular place of worship, she could do so. The girl, le a drug, decided voice, said wish to go with my mother, and I will go with her." The Bev. Hugh Hanna. the Treellyta- Mae minister who had been charged with the abduction of the child, was prevent during the proceedings, in order ' it was stated by his legal adviser, to guard spirit the girl being left in the streets by herself, In case she refused to go with her mother. _ •••-, IHE BUNKER FLIRT AT ERBAIVTOPOL.—The rival of the barque Gainsltan (Mr. K. Hammond, agent) la this port, enable. us to confirm the statement which we published a few weeks ago respecting the radian appearance of the fortrem-city of Sebastopol. The Cluisachan left debase tom.' on the 30th of May, after taking in a part cargo of guns and bone*, and arrived at Balaclava the fdlowing day. Here she completed ber cargo, consisting of 420 tons of cannon and 250 tones of ems., end finally left for England on the 23rd June. No efforts are being made to restore Sebearopol, and the houses, excepting each ee are occupied by the venous government functionaries—rho are the chief, if not sole residents—are in the tumble-down data they were left by a victorious foe. Of legitimate trade there 1. absolutely none, and when the shipment of gm and bones shall bare ceased, and the sunken fleet of Rus..ki pc , ma l Ametican ingenuity and enterprise, null have been from oblivion, utter Inanition appears to be the fate of this memorial of despotism. Operation. connrctr3 with the waken fleet are proceeding rapidly and succerefully. Before the Outewhan leg only some twenty-three vessels remained to be mimed, while the timeof the contract, It was understood, does not expire until May of next year. Art attaupe wig about being made to raise the Twelve Apostles, which is by far the ingot vessel sunk in the harbour.—Re/1 Adeerair. INDIAN FINANCE,—Io the year 1857-58 the amount of debt at the end of the year in India was 60,704,0841.; the debt osotracted in the year, 9,267,3441, at 6,5, 4. aim n per cent. The mount of bona., and °thar debts is England, 6,799,4001., and the mamma of bade issued. 2,905,0001. (the 4 per cent. di benture loan, under tits 21st Vicaoria, cap. ; the total loans comacted in India and England, 12.181.3441.; in. total mount of deb-a redeemed la India. 4,099,-1111.- the total amount paid for interest, 2,196,6721. in ladle, and 159.1661. at bone : the mount of the gross revenueol intim, 31,706,7761.. and the percentage preesum of the interest on debts in relation ro the gross revenue, 7 43. In 1800-1 this meantime was 13.63, and wee so high as 10.15 in 1833.34. la 1852.63 it wam 9.07. and ever since It hos been 7 and a decimal. CRIMINAL STATISTICS.—From a review of the criminal atatotks of the last 15 yearn, It appears that 1848 was the most productive of committal. in England and Wales. the total baring risen in that eventful tweivemouth to 30,349. Is 1855, the total wan 25,972, and the operation of the Juvenile Offendets' Act and the Criminal Jantics Act, giving magistrates power to convict immreardy in metals ems, Is even in a seduction in 1858 to 17,855 committals for trial by orditou7 proms. at SOIO , OOII and isseim. This le the lowest point reached in the while period owlet review. The convicoon- in 1844 were 71 per cent. ; in 1866, 76 per oent. ; and in :858, 74 per cent. The proportion of the eerie in the committals was as follow.-1844, maim 811 par cent.: fete's., 18} per ant. ; 1855, nude, 77 per teat., footsie. 23 per cent. ; 1838. make 78 per cent., Os manli 22 per cent. In Scotland. 1848 was slam the worst year, but the number of committals in 1858 was gmator than In 1844, the operation of the arta already men tioned being limited to England and Waite The tax& were, In 1841, 3.575, and in 1838 3,781, theconvictlons being 77 and 75 per cent, respectively, and the proportion of tewols commitments 26 and 27 retpectively. The diereses of crime m Ireland Is very remarkable, the tot.' eutiontuals having fallen tram 41,989 In 1849 to 6,308 in 1859. Another s et i ra l o p rd ro ti po ouj i. f n ear thevica.retrirxrentLt.tAirn„,g.to,ylrebonrlandwis the commi , ul., the percentage having been only 4 t m ICH, 47 in 1848, 5 9 in 1852, 57 in 1855, and 52 In 1859. It will. be mon, how e v e r, that even In th is respect the adminiairation of justice In Ireland Ms improved, greater care being pro bably now taken with Papa to the commitments, while juries give a fairer consideration to the caeca before them. Trot propnrion of the sexes In 1844 woe 62 males gimmicked to 31 women in 1858.66 men to 34 women. Crimea un happily, woo& therelore to be to the =masa mum the broalien. 1 u Ft: I us IN us 10 SI 10=41 MAILWATIL i I wa -- 71, wow tromma. Onai &e: T ... sitit Ut = Lales u. " l::F ib erlas: D ull= uselltii : /Warm littrri Viii D r i ri. NOILINI, 31 a time Da. wr i11na.,... itilk e rwaZre staiiii I tea.l MINIMS Saw sad Wei Driii ...... •• • ...... wed t eenttorra Ds.M ant Wows N. W. et /Wan • N 41 f i•I I r~ d M 4 f:Cr I i SO Pi i FP 84 M U U 11 21 es z: • N " IH f+l ° i mg JOIWrOTOCTIL MIIL i 0 1 Aps in:U.eist.bess .::: .... OoLlirk elam tr." E v....,./.... ........... Cot , § gig - :"7 -- I Stir: imilt „, :i .r. I=virE: Itt.ri gi = Do. Sr.— .. Nalral Not — rUim Soak WYE timael limit Olt* Mums /Irk =ea 4 laiii De. He , m....._ 4.•• 1 NO 1 Watalok if lasina li i "w ~ U a al I kii ail ad if of I= OM ••• MI si 1; g n • • ell s se VI 0 2 a • I 41 ~r