The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-16 00:00:00

ENT. fry Renwiti (Gan gad ryas Bail soulned sad the 8.1. .t booie' matt IN ACT eted to the a mended. r to provide poll ; hut Now e ) throw great h rather that • heal ins. las trawl." set power to the veers he Km 01 Vat* clans. tad sad moseys authanas a the we, of het. or cos oaveniroce. .t. of • mono, blo to logolift I it originally i to determine ile believed If • opening the It of travoUing uuld promote. the Lelia:titles •r the dense. Noun! ry 'would on !he part at pores. (•• No. d, 1,1 theta be body but the lotto and de , to the wall. 'melding ma ths poor Toter R vial to the obit, ead ba objective to bg Z us • d a sad that was I. geezober Inc id sanction no r between this tralt;:: this icliustion test; in W. i.onduct in tbe bow.— uto sow Ai for ths pocket laush)—ho ,ts stemma for ed upon putty od omnibus'. it tato their litotes to go to end u It t►. Fake. (Hrs.) on of the ►ea. 111. filthiest:a suppose tate I ropke to hie t)—thut would leteil)—.d In rim of • (.• No. so)-- yaw in power to mean that Aloe virtually so amended se be lawful fat et " Zell yo u 'ur ft valuable coa travelling ea- DAY. It , sll 41Y. do hot of oar ;;tist of Mr. co the Int as • to it the objoo• are* la whist. itttod that Mr. are vi on eve haw of share the Ova req4i f lading op Act to • vary one and as the hat *mud sad It I moll roesiderrd by ib. let I e of the ton rose tridents tenths. The id that ths 161. Ir• ahem. It r bad an pro writing, es la Alston shosid den be pined tin awes, was conclusive am is r malt •it • as p mess tants' s• Warms* Bab aistlag a pal? at a..... ta tb! , eletirkes •td 'attar, and [that atimeet a pair had left ha Os the tot - trat with the rre Into custody ued ands hie tha crake he Teed that the . Ha W. out ft work 'lto had aufrared •terel Mows. Sereral et hie r etre liaese sad him to mercy. aable out far • d situation lifter ttardly under 4, mots circa:a tm In !nary. and the pr ismer ght up fa coa lmen • ith tier ,lip et the Male Irbi,b we ekhoegh well in • ▪ oraterlsenge r before the Lard W e tlee wad le, fur the 'SI laceaceteshie. ;relit tb• llio dweissed apes light* sod ra y roll EA* la os aiss berglesismai lator. tivistrag sad aftelog I I is dadlarbeas• el Ifbrar, 311, Crarrraer, Ony's•lerivad, sad wan tbinfrin • ?hisad ratiar. bar rty. setrorreame sae bulb rel Wawa sod bin has dam la orb*. Oa dr 9th of Ni.ob, dad • art am., dr prams wore man by Illagrat MO, ra l t br ltaldallbld dad bb• S. Parrs•-trad, bkaseyily dot all aft lielbt. idlerall, sad lbw a snort am No assdid aprt•baallai drab la • raw atr. al'brt be teat his la oar* bit GAM the Idiom what be had dem mak the raw, tia be add be bed ar got any mosey, bat area armiltday Yuba fired ournmanigs, 2 s. Bd.,emt 9s. = 4h k i pellet. Mr Oboe pram am. appreheeded by 136 S, abut be leld bin dot be had better be wry raid Is• Ira shoat es be we highly 'mortal* of ions than going to me his frkowb. The pi isomers, it arrows. 411101111 MS Min . , by going through a been tome distance off, tbaa maltag a wail, carrying with them a !odder the dia toms, d damp at four bonen. The cosh-boa, broken open, his it he.. Mad in a garden neer the spot. The grim= made a bungling detente, and said the miry hal be.. given than to take care of. The primers were folly committed to the lemiocts for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. OMNIBUS= ♦MD COON =maims. JoAn Fr, ry, In the service of the London General Omni bus Company, appeared cc • summons obtained by Byre; the well-known tefonner, to answer a charts of shrubs( mere yesesagers than allo wed by law. Byers -I produce a whom to prove the facts. Jeremiah Pelamad-1 am time-kmpar at the Bank. I saw the defendant drivng e— lle. Lewis—Stop, r. Felatead, what date are you swear to ? itnere—Eh I don't know the date. I should know if th,suremons was read. Yes. Lawfa—Vlneft the 30th of June? 1111Imann— Ns. Lamin—Tbsts this is for the 29th. Im!—Wen, I mit go oa withoat my memorindums; O M Ma nE•nuareedama It was s few minutes after a Risk alibi WA, 1 ... dolleduat &Meg is Whitschapel. Time was Akins soldib—bur is hist amid sine 4tt the MOE The asabes ottiotructed to ludd aloe only outside, sad twelve heide. do you know whet nutater of passengen weetron the roof ? from my without my momorandamo. I can't get on Mr. Leti f ie—When did yon make them P Wltaese—One at the time in my pocket-book and the other edberwsrds. Kr. Hamann—l cannot place any dependence upon this ass's evidenoo ha doss not even know the data of the tone. Ile is not, apparently, in a lit state to give Mame. _ ll7ars-1 humbly pray the court to hest the other stearr• they depend on this assn's testimony P B l'es. sir. I humbly pray they ntay be heard. r. Hamm(ll—Then I shall not b•ar them. Mr. Lewis—There Mr. Byers. YOU/ time is past. Be ming. Yon ha,* bag 60 years of it. Yon are not of soy sato now. THE EXPLOSIONS IN THE WEST MINSTER COIONEA'S Ili, '181704271011.- (THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. Berjeant Payne, eoroner for the city of Loudon and Southwark, and • highly reersoctable jury 'ambled in the bawd-room of St. Georges workh,use, to inquire into the dromesemoteameaMag the death of Stroh Ann Vaughan Williams mid Caroline Bridges, who lost their hoes Si the Late exploit's et Madame Colon's and /dr. Gib soles firework manufactories ht the Westminster-road. The Corona., is oriental; the ober, alloded to an old art et parliament wised fa the reign of WOW= 111., and stated that it world be probable that after hearing the erid..nos he might lad It his dn'y to charge the gentlemen of the jury to pram • Aug* of manalaughter against some person or Mesas. There were other firework Deaa4atoriee in the selgithourhood where the eaploaion took place, and he could um, tla that the law was quite ample if properly carried oat, quite as much so as when the act eras in the reign of William 111. iirlratn Holloway said—l am an engineer of the Fire Brigade. I found the body of Sarah Ana Williams, at N. I, Melina-piece, Westutiaster-road, the house of Mr. G i bs on . The body was droeitully borne. The day previous there bad been as explosive at • firework mantilatiory opposite to Mr. Gibson's, about forty feat of. I cannot gee an opinion's to the reuse of the explosion. Valletta* W. Vaughan Wilhelm. identified tin body of the deemed Sanh Ann Vaughan Williams, and stated her age to be 11. Janes Andertan Jones, No. 4, Charles-street, Weattnin ster-road, seaman, said-0a Moodily afternoon lart I was in th• beet yard. I could me the beck windoe• of the house when tfte first heap don took piers (Mme. Coton's). 1 all at once beard an explosios, and one of the window" was blown out. I then raa Into tie airier, ant the first thing that look my attestkm was Mere. Cutos naming out of the house a ith bee clothes en Am. With siwienisce I got her into a cab, and sent he. to the hesplial. About ten minutes afterwerd• there was* mooed explosion, mare violist than the last, and firewoets dew about fa all &nodose. I time saw • rocket ly through toe of the wiedows of Mr. Gibson, who is also • firework maker, sad shortly afterwards that hones also eanglit fin. Mine. CMGs'. premises were nearly destroyed, sad Mr. Gibson's hoses we. burnt. There wars t h ose sipkislost altogether, the whole ei them at Mau. Colon's. By I:.luror—l do sot bow whether Yeas Cotes la a mar ried woman, and that her husband's same k Bassett. Mr. Lewis here ent.-red the cows, sad said that he sp. peered to watch th• proconlisse os behalf at Kr. Bestest, but T he present. Connor rorparsted his to withdraw, se Mr. Bennett was not , Mr. Henry Gams meld —I GM a drework-maker, sal up to Mouthy lest I melded at ths corner of Charles serral, Wortndsolor-road.. I kaow Mr. Bennett. He is married, I Wawa, le Mean Colon, and oar— hod on the bombers of a drework-assker. although the same of Coma woo plead emir this door of tlis bow Oa tho Monday sensing I ntworetd nee tenth train from Mon Cake . , end I dosed my owe shop. Soon after- wards two little boy. came out of the bows with their arms slightly bathe, sad on asking *6.m bow it had hammed they laid they had boas charging south snarttghts. I was 'Candler at the done with my wife when the explosion took place and she was blown Away some yards sad bar clo th.. were set on de o. Directly after thst I ob served that my owe house was on are. I did not MPS tha deceased 6lrl Willisms at that time. • There wars avowal es• piosions ' By • Joror—l had not nom than Is. worth of firinworks on my progniess, which I kept dor omplor to show gentlemen. I bad sot moth than a quarter of a pthad of gunpowder In Ilse hewn Tb. goods in the Asp window wire all dummies, 'Moray bola( made of paw sad Nib& B the Corenar—One of the lithe hops who rune not of Madwme Cotes shad a tool la Ws haat, read a tt Sorrow ' " used ia cheering coloured dons, Maio\ Ito raid le bad bees doing. William Bray. a little buff, raid -11 so 13 revs of ego, sad reside st 4, Petk-ellost,Kanalagnat-ssee. Co Mouthy hot I was at work at Madams Once'. I Wear her real mama is litheatt. , At the time of the =photos I was is the hones with my brother David. Mn. Bennott, a boy earned Ipas workbag there, n* Watson, Mr. Btliibelf • mother, the 'rant, sad a glrl Carimar—Do yen Mow the cause of the explosion ? Witagge--Bosso rod do caught alight in the back kitchen. I was awe by myself Ailing some fireworks called asteroids. Then thee three Wears purples. red. and roes Tlio red and dr pen VMS la the lids of the madden, and the potpie 1 1::Listo. Mrs. Bennett and the boy, Jack Watson, end my wise la the middlo room at the tiro. Tits rutin snot light, but I canal say bow, as then was no light la the room. Mrs. Baths* had told ma that the coloured Is. imam Yrht by itself. I called oat to Mot. Emmett that the eelamwd fire was slight, end ran oat, followed r . srp brothar and Ono boy Watson. I only bad my ha} ned a sited bars on the elbow. I do not thew how Dosorti got oat. Ths canisters wore nearly All st orlsond Mara r—Mr. Benue ha the ham le no to Cre amse ellakele about a queeter dma b beton the ex plosion. Mr. Bassist haw that the Inewerhe were wale at the gormless, and leek pet In the briers. Mr. Bow yeti need to take the Inureelte to the Millie genera. lams Celell, pelke-ooneeMe 110 L, all gent ten mimeo tletz te ce Menlo, emits ea I my men moning hem a 'reworks dap. I tem saw Um Bean* as oat Ilrfoioped I. &wen and AO rata eta es ircemensees shop . I went lap to the (rout near, sal erre at a now woman rosin out, who said she was inne there was se foe she in Me hoe*. Several persons, lobe wen tipsy, WNW woo =late the home, bat aterwenle erne owl ogee. g wee an *raisins, sad • sound anti VIII& est Ike to the pranteee. Toe 0 mints law In ao&oedema sod is Meet two minutes afterwards I noticed that Mr. beets • penakee were ow fire. H. T. Whim,. •poliooneneeeMe 124 L, rid—l was deb be et 10 admits' to 6 o'clock. and I sew smoke wig tow Mee. Ceinee, ar.d wow dew afterwards three was an agno men. no II rework, them dew Mont, sod I •aw a mien 11 0 enough a Hula window of Mr. Gibsoe's louse, end haw en* Aar the prere'em were in &roes. There is no nese the Ite In Mr. Gibson's Met same drop Mete. C oto'ke was caned by the reeked s. 117 • Jeer—l 0505,01 so bow many perents were Injured by the @gnaw: The Corousr, at this stage of the proceedings, read over the degentlane, whkh ware again at ooneet by the wit nesien. Danz OF TAX Couwr a O. CAIDRIAN.—Wee love le seraree re Aria at tie Ossataas at Craps, vie at ems trash yekvlsc ry a f . at bee rer. r a te d llaset•ereat, Partrine. irearad mos= sr art derrair et the late Aimed his L D. Tar mark art sae bar. Sib Diamber. 17Ff. ehmagnist rat IL. C. F. C. A. J. Marie% kr Uri imorlogo woo dr wird Is 11311. Os re Mk at Jar tba aro othe merlad Dor of Ourdips (an ler TAX LORD JOXTICZ-CLUE-011 Wes. Mr. lulls, Ws LP. kr aralasi t kola' tar the i woo robed, sad lark kb rot ea Ibre Orstrieb bomb swim tks Ilrbo .1 Lord (ilesione. ELle MAW, gri_preserel le re Is aced Dinars, trine la plum @DUN Jellke-Cirtc. RTS. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1858. THE riIIITY BANI.-(THI8 D 47.) This morning the second annual meeting of the ;Jetty Joint Stock Mutual Banking Association was held at the London Tavern, Alderman fiscal in the shale. The following was the report : The directors present to the shareholders e full sate meat oldie operations of the bank for the half-year ending the 30th Jae last. Although, contnuv to the expectation M i their lost report, there is not a surplus of profit rreri In payment of the working expenses, yet there ts an hamomming on the het half-year's profit end lose balance; end when the severe ordeal the bank has gone through in the interval la fairly t then Into amount, they think the result should not disappoint the shareholders. They oon fidently call attenti,n to the &mouse of profit realised with Marcely a bad debt, which the present management has effected as an earnest of what the probable result would have b een, if it had not had to 'oaten& not rely with the low rate of discount and general atognatics d trade which has prevailed, but also with the disturbing /Sot en the minds of the monomers and the public, by the admen &Seeks of vertigo who once were connected by office with the beak. The direcbm, however, relied on the empathy and sup port of the proprietary in the onexiccled difficulties as they arena and have now the pleasure to acknowledge how =they appreciated the vote of confidence and oppro- In their favour, expressed by a public meeting of sitsielsolders called for • contrary Ingest, where more than 200 were present. The directors having had under their eamfal consideration the effect of the loss of pecuniary shength by the amount of the peat-due bills., se shown by the hot belance-sheet, and in order that the bank might be prepared at all *trues to give adequate accommodation to metonym, and to support public confidence in ae.sono of pressure came to a resolution to increase the paid•up capital to 200.0001., by calling up 60,0001. They are gratified in being able to state that nearly four fifths of the first call have been received, and that they have full reliance upon the further calls being also equally well inst. The prudence of their decision to Isrtease the paid-vp capital has Men evidenced by the testimony of public opinion from the time it was annonnoed, and they believe that the step, although perhaps toopreesidented in the I history of Joint Mock banks, bee tended to, and will permanently sotabliab the bask. The progress of the branches at Brighton end b Isioester-pow, slum the last meeting, bus not dimppointed the expectation of the directors. The bashers of the Hertford Breach has been transferred without loss. It is not pro posed to open any more branches, and the two now working will continue to be watched with careful vigilance. The strictest economy has been observed In each department, and the workinx expellees reduced to the lowest possible extent ; some portions, however, of the Cannon• street pre mises remain valet, for which the directors hops speedily to find responsible tenants, and this still further lessen the expmditurs. The amount of the past due bills has been Mimed 2 7884 since the last meeting. The directors, although diaappointed In this particular, feel that the gradually getting he of such debts is no little advantage to the thareholthve, sad should not be overlooked In their estimate of the last half-year's °pored= of the bank. In this, at well as In other duties con nected with the interest of the bank, much time has been devoted by the directors, and a most rigid su pervision over Its affairs has been exercised, but se unanimity of feeling and MLitt is an essential element of success, they sib for the cordial co.operatlon and moistence of the e6sholders, and hope that, ere long, the mutual principle of the institution will realise the beat wishes of the shareholders. The retiring director is T. C. Hayward, Esq., who being eligible, offers himself for re-election." The following is the balance-sheet t " Dr. To °Heiml capital mild us, 160.0001.; amount received on account of call due MaylB, 11,3061. ;-161,3051. Amount due on current and other aomeate, 103,4471. 7.. 4d. balance of Interest account, after payment of interest on cus tomers' balances, &e., 3,4171. 19e. 6d.—todal, 268,1704 9J. Cr.: By preliminary expanse, as per last report, 29,8821. 16e. 6d. ; lose on meshes at Pimlico, 1.933/. 3e. 7d.; ditto Exeter, 2724 Bs. 44. ; ditto Beef 29 1 . 16e. 2d.-3ZIIBI, 3.. 6d. . • investments in bank premises (freehold) at Brigh ton, sire .,., 24,6371. 3..; past-due bill., 37,7701. 14.. 6d.; cur rent exposes of chief office and branches, 4,2191. 14e. • balsam of profit and loss account, as per S alt report, 1.7111. 12s. 2.d. ; bills discounted, and loans to customers, 193,679/. 14e. 94. ; cash in hand, 34,2301. 4. Ild.-167,8091. 194 : M. Total, 2683701. 6s. 9d. _ _ . PI ITT Awn Lost ACCOCNT.—Dr. . To balance of last 'mount. 1,7141. 12.. 21.; current *epeeists of chief office and branches, 4,2191. 14a. Total, 6,9341. 6e. 2d. Cr. By 'malacca of interest account, after pavement of Utmost on elastomers' balances', &,., 3,4171. 19.. sd. Defi ciency, as per report of 31st December, 1867, 1,7141. 12s 2d ; ditto on operations daring the pant half year, of which 3.501. are eztraordinary cheriot, on clotting the Hertford brawl', ate., 9011 14s. 7d. , balance carried forward, 2,6 W. 6a. 9d. Tettal, 6,9341 Bs. 2d. ' " We, the undersigned, have examined the foregoing balsam 'beet, and compared the items it comprleet with the ameral book+ sod vouchers relating thereto, and have found the woe to be correct. (Signed) W. Got.l.D and W. B. AUSTIN. Auditors." _ _ VITRVA;, 111 moving the adoption of the briefly reviewed the career, the present position, e r n s the r future prospects of the bank, and especially congratulated the abereholders upon the reduction both of the working a pemen end of the amount of past doe bills. Kr. CITTE BUST 1011.17diti the motion, and called attention to the efforts which had been toads to rain the institutica; bet which ft had happily been able to withetend. After some &Kari= with respect to the pregriety of a tenekey audit, and a iniggratioo from Dr. DAMS, that the directors should wind up the conaten, the report 111111 Moped. The retiring diremor. Mr. Dar ward, wee re-eledwil, me wee Kr. Doted, the retiring auditor. Kr. Bnpwood wee elected as an additional auditor, and the meeting terminated with the usual complimentary voter. &ZARB L1878.-IHIB DAY. Two o'OLooc. The railway sham market to-day though in active Is firm. Caledonian Stock has again advanced being last marked, 78h. Great Northern Stook has also risen to 101 to 102. London and Noat Western stock is now quoted 89h to 90; Great Western, 491 to 1; Midland, 921 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 91 to ; and Eutern Counties, 12 3-16 to 6.18. The North Eutern stocks are again better. Midland continues in. he TOUT. Great Western of Canada shares remain firm. Grand Trunk of Canada are rather more offered. The Brazilian lines remain steady. IP EH Vi I BRITISH Ilb. IN. I Zhavars. 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Lot 116 m. a **wow. sw. =a. : I D. ,:.. I 1 t w, . D0 rd ...... 6 40 16 1 ilarly 1 MN 5 gm 11011114116 WIWI/WHOM ib I Pd.l Lumina I Maim; prima 1 OWL to an Amway. 110p0r.4 pro. .... ... a all balorded Irmo low el oo oo a an Da. Xvir 6 moot ID all a 4 maw sp.st .. a 01l gi. S e l y i war ireaL . .-, _# all G. I.mrboarnikpor witil so MI Do. MEW atm if I 175 Vossllos II DAL : 4 1 il VlECHolo s t. = = ill iN 0:891 . .t. ill 11l m. 4 n pi so 3 ......c ..h....L...--. .3. . per ant - - w 3 swasw bawl yr* lOl 111 all Mbar 11mw0914 0.000 ... - 00 el LI/LW. allarso3o.4 lOl 111 jilt Ili MONEY NARIBT-22718 DAY. Two o'CumL The funds' remain firm at yesterday's improve meat with only a moderate amount of badness. At one period a fresh advance of / per cent. was temporarily quoted. The government broker has made his usual purchase. The other markets are well supported, and some classes of English railway stocks show a farther improvement. Consols for the 6th of August, after advancing to 951 to 4, are now quoted 961 to 4. For money the present quotation is 954 to 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to ; the New Three per Cents., at 964 to 4; the New Two and-Half per Cents., at 791; Bank Stock, at 222 to 223; India Loan Debentures, at 991 to 1 ; Exchequer Bills, Much, at 345. to 36.. prem.; ditto, Jane, at 21.. to 245. prem; and Ex chequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001. Foreign stocks remain firm. Turkish Six per Cents. have advanced to 951 to 1. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is quoted fto die. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buena Ayres Six per Cents., 81; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 (exchange 25 fr.); Dutch Four per Cent. Certi ficates, 1001 ; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 88fr. (exchange 26fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 191 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1883, 481 to 45/ ex div. ; Russian Five pet Cents., 1121 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 8043 Turkish Six per Cents., 951 ; ditto, for account (July 30), 051; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041; Venezuela Five per Cents., 381. At Paris to-day (Friday), according to M. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68h. 35c. for the account, showing an improvement of bc. compared with the latest price of yesterday. The prolonged dulness of theParisßourse continues to excite remark, bat is generally attributed to finan cial rather than political considerations. The large subscriptions to the new French railway loan cer tainly indicate no distrust of the stability of the Im perial institutions or of the sagacity of the govern ment es regards its foreign policy. All French se curities have long been prejudiced by the never ceasing issue of new securities and by the incessant demands for capital for public works. Even the new railway loan of three millions sterling now on the market must determine sales of existing securities. Meanwhile the firmness of the English funds de notes that the projected visit of the Queen of Eng land to Cherbourg is viewed with satisfaction, as affording strong public evidence of the permanence of the ethanee between the two nation., in spite of the recent subjects of irritation. About 8,8001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. It is thought that the 405,3001. in gold brought by the Royal Charter will be delivered to-day or to-morrow. As the 138,108/. in gold, which is on the way to South ampton on board the Teviot, will also come to hand during the next two or three days, it is believed that some amount will be sent into the Bank, the buyers of gold for the Continent not being able to raise so large a sum at such short notice. At the Bank yesterday the applications for money were very limited, but in the open market a good demand was experienced, the current rates for &st elaes bills being 21 to 21 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on government securities were obtainable at the low rate of 11 per cent.. The City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought 15,8341. in gold, which will be sent to the Continent. Accorduig to present appearances, the shipmentsl of silver for Calcutta and China by the steamer Colombo, which will leave on the 20th instant, will not exceed 50,0001. or 60,0001. The amount would probably be somewhat larger but for the scarcity of silver in the London market. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company will not despatch a steamer from Southampton on the 26th inst., with passengers and specie for Bombay, owing principally to the circumstance that the voy age of the last outward Bombay steamer resulted in loss. The despatch of a steamer on the 26th of the month does not enter into the service prescribed by the company's contract with the government. The steamer Imperador has arrived from Hong Kong, with 239,4001 be. of tea. With reference to the proposed legislation upon the subject of bankers' cheques, wo are requested to give insertion to the following, the accuracy of which can be vouched for : With reference to • paragraph in a mousing journal of thfs day on the bill iotroduoed by the Attorney-General " for legalising the crossing of bankers' cheques" (which has been dose by 19 and 20 Viot., c. 25, parsed the 23rd of June, 1866), it an hardly be the arse that the Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn sad Co. are fully prepared to meet all the liability proposed to be thrown upon them by the bill in question, se Mr. /Immo& Henke'', the De puty Governor of the Bank, bee a notice of motion on the piper to postpone the consideration of the bill for sin months, while It is farther generally' known that the Bank is quite opposed to that portion of the bill especially which web to . impose upon bankers liability in respect of a cross leg which does not mist upon the cheque at the time of its presentation. Mews. Glyn and Co. signed the petition against the MR, in conjunction with other City and West-End bankers, to the number of 43. At a meeting of the British Telegraph Com pany a resolution has been passed authorising the voluntary" winding np of the undertaking, under the Joint Stock Companies Act of 1866-67. The Eastern Comities Railway traffic return pre sents this week an increase of 3021. ; the Midland a decrease of 1,4221. the South Eutern a decrease of 1,0381. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire cn in crease of 41. ; the East Lancashire a decrease of 4271, ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnahire an inereasepf 881. • and the North Eastern a de crease of 1,8021. As regards moat of the principal lime a decided improvement is observable. The following circular has been issued by the London agent of the Geelong and Melbourne Railway Company: 86, Cannon-street, City, Lasko, July 15, 1855. Bir,—Adverting to my *ear, aid 2led alb, I beg mow to acquaint you that the tell jolt Mimed has sot brought me a remittance for the baud Mimed due at the let feet. The secretary write*, under deb 15th May lee*, " I much regret to inform you that do board Is not In a poultice to provide the aviary with Illes *Ms to wet the debenture bitten which will fall dm es the lit at next July. The negutiatione with the esimilel for • transfer of the hoe being still gem s ti e were tent- I porartly precluded from any Nem Oak exhibit pmat powers Washita to improve dub ' mildew. The menus at the company, thsegb entilMtbr emidendis imvement, could not be elpeeteil le meet Ile = lsd l capital account until their aussaahatiti Wee by the opening of the Meibeeree eeel is do Itsa. Maar these circuteateeces I have susglimilla sesiel to sill • neating, which has been dem Ms V Peon• 6 6 6llo forok as under, sad at which par ausrlieee le aeopeAleilly re. qteeted.—(Signed)-Bmecur. J. Cocas, Ilaseese idiot The meeting referred to, which will mat ii both share and bond holders, is to be held OR art 22nd inst. The subject to be specially °enslaved is " the proposed transfer of the line to the salimial government, with a view of determining if say eM what further steps should be taken to efthot such arrangement on the moat eligible terms to the Eng lish proprietary." The particulars are published of a number of bonds, representing 38,6001„ of the Brazilian Five par Cent. Loan of 1843 (Empire Fund), which have been drawn by lot, and will be paid off at par on the lit of January next. The market for American securities is described by Mears. D. Bell, Son, and Co., as unchanged. The colonial wool sales oommenoed yesterday. There was a large attendance of buyers, and prices may be quoted at an advance of from Id. to H. per lb. upon the average prices of the May and June sales. There wee very little alteration in the indigo sale I yesterday, but the bidd i nge were scarcely co 'ni -1 mated. Tainummy EVIIIIIIM. The tendency of the stook markets today was more favourable. The funds opened with ilatnear. at a further reduction of 1-16 to i per cent., owing to the news contained in the Bombay telegram; bat, 1013113 large bona Me investments being effected, in eluding one of upwards of 100,0001., besides the usual purchase by the government broker, an up ward movement at once set in. Aided by an addi tionaLpurchase of 60,0001. Consols for the account, the market remained firm throughout the afternoon. and the closing quotations were I to t per cent. above those of yesterday. The large arrivals of gold and the continued ease of the money market operated on the favourable side, but the chief support was derived from the renewal of real investments. In the share markets firmness likewise prevailed. The principal movement was in English railways, which were favourably affected by the bond fade absorption of stock indicated by the settlement now in promo,. Stock is thus rendered unusually scam in the market, and speculative purchases are en couraged. Consols for the 6th of August, which closed yester. day at 931, opened this morning at 95, " buyers," and gradually advanced, closing at 961 to For money the lest price was 951t0 1. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. 000• solo, for money, 95, 941, 96), 961, 96)1 ditto, ibt account (6th August), 96, 96), 961, 961 ; Three pet Cants. Iteduced, 961, 961, 961 ; New Three per Cents., 95), 1, f, 1; Bank Stock, 222, 223; India Stock, 918 ; India Four per:Cent. Debentures, 99), 991; India Bonds, 18e., „las. prem.; Three-and-n-- 11a per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pyabte in May,1869, 100). The New Two-and-a-llalf a r Cents. were also officially marked 78) and 79 1. The March Exchequer B . were firm at 335. to 375. prem., and the June at 21e. to 245. prem. In the foreign stock market there was no striking ' alteration. Turkish Six per Cents. experienced a slight improvment, closing at 96) to f for the new account (30th inst.) The Guaranteed Four per ICents. have advanced to 104) to 105. The scrip of the New Brazilian loan, after being marked k dia., improved in the afternoon to to Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were also more inquired for. MMES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoos. The mining market exhibits no symptoms what ever of a revival of buriness. Scarcely any trans actions have taken place to-day, the attention of the dealers being occupied with the settlement.. Prices are nominally unaltered. Foreign and colonial descriptions likewise present no movement worthy of notice. The second ordinary general meeting of the Stratlutlbyn Mining and Smelting Company is called for the 30th inst. Whrel TAW .111 sample on the 231111ne1. about M tons of ore. At nharl Lae% la tho 30 sat of the mem Melt Ws lode Is IFOre for tin 201. per fathom. At bomb Oarn Brea to the 63 &inns east of the Aahrod Mat tbe lode I. tututm cut 1 ton of ore pat fathom. At Ornat South Tedder la the 30 mat of Idiot shaft the lode is reef much imp-ored, 7, fee t nide, prododas 4 ton pet fathom. fa trie etas. Nolan; below the 70 the 1 as Is oho preamble 4 tom per fathom. Thu Mops and pitches are looking web Prom Wen &met the seem reports (July 13) as foliose :—" In Or ISI wet the tole to Ikm wide, ebb occasional Ames of ore. The 101 coat producer nonce of ore. In the rinse rinktmi ambr We 94 the ludo I. 2 feet nide. producipp 1 ton of ore pre fathom. In the bi mit Iclo Ie 3 fret sac. unproluctim; the mare lend men predates li ton. and tito Mori under the 751. precinct...a 4 tons of ore pot fath ms. Ceram lodet—The rise to the bock of the 73 medusas 1 ton ; the E wan. 2 tom; and We Mast doting under the 111 about 3 toss of ore Afsthom." At rt Clara arm (Jolf In. la the both of the miss Met the Tale Is 18 B As wide, composed of gonna and wpm: ore—. Mel promising LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BY ILICTILIC TILLIGILA PIO LIVERPOOL MEETDIO.-(THIS DAY.) BICHERSTAFFE STAKES. Ore mile. Elanche of Midd!obis and Target are ►ere. LIVERPOOL ST. LEGER. One mile awl three-quarters. Bait Laegton, Gilderretre, Lady Alio, Blanche of Mid dle:de, end Jordan, are here. LANCASHIRE PRODUCE STARES. P by TwMington—Mis Sash, Birdbolt, Head Know ledge, sad Oltpa, are ben. LICENSED VICTCALLERS' PLATE. One mile. Master Begot. Beeswax colt, Rereißie, Minnie, Bel limpness. Antiquary. Roneonl, Schismatic, Cawood, TIMMS Waterloo, and Night Ranger, are here. PAID FORIMIT.—Hegira, Augury, and Moislika. SEFTON STAKE'. Torre Is the only horse here. LATEST BETTING. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLAT& 4 to 1 apt Sobleartio (t) 4to 1 Torii° (0 DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 5 to 1 as the Sold (off) We (Time.) are authorised to state that the law Akin of the crown having axpeaned an opinion that it is not advisable to take any farther dope In the prosecution wind Thomas Alleop, her Meleety's government have ecemegewetly determined to pet an and to the proceedings egelnet Wm, and to withdrew the otnr of a retread for hie sprehimiss. VOLUNTII2I3.—It appears from a rot= leaned thismerabsg that the somber of milli who volunteered from the natio to the Cavalry, Royal AztMary, Royal Rottman the Guards, sad the Ulm from the let of March 1857, to the 21st of April, 1868, were fa all—Ragland, 9,648; 800tlaad, 892; Inland, 3,B76—melting a total of 14,117. TER LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAT DIM DIND.—SIKIINTAITII OPTION. LONDON, JULT 15.-Bfr, I ma Intended by the band at directory to inform you lin the seconds f the pen half-year having been this day sub mitted to them, they Nave deckled upon recommending the payment of a dividend Le the half year of 21 per ant oa the coundidsted stook of the company.— I am, sir, your °ballast servaat, FRED. BLIGHT, Secretary, Orzw-Ara Raul:irons OATHERINO9.—On Sunday, the weather Woo Wiliest, and the nelebboarlood &oleo to malt taste es meet plotateeque, the two anntverearke of the Padlock awl Netherert-IdU &today eattaola were laid. At Pada& as wee* base( to the Methodist New Cic adas, the an. Dr. Crofts prthebhur both sermons, mad des wl4Rlees rearing 20i. L. At Netheroyd-12111, ware W easels are free to all denomination; the sormou were dathenel by Mr. J. Weed, of Brighew, the sumo alleetth reseedes to 11i. 10s. At eadi thee sethirel tbeesethi per ms owe enervated, sod as these was el se areadasty heffewthe elisteater.—tai Iffratry. FLOAITKO TltalltlNO SCHOOL 101 1112 LITER non MIRC43IIITha MAIUN2 Anewoustoo. —Yesterday (T day) the Liverpool Menai& Meths Association ressived • adamant than the adkaireks Is the allot that tat ems bad piths& a bathe at the Aroma of the be leserd la the Mereay, as a M ain ease tol. The Stale Is as Vaal, ei 26 gene, now flag at Chas ka. M tad la peep ted. er Men to WI it Liverpool so won as SU W Oa was PaIICIITTOi4II IX nis UNIT= STATEL—The New York .ffdr•lii of the 30dt elt. eatiebe ma mom! at Om eseediter Ise Tairdar, the Wien sod Isabadai al •ma red woes, sad the Mel and middle' et • mos term &atm the ads= d Ide thambam. Ctee al the mettelkos look phis at Weeetertie. tee b. a arm eemeed hoes ream% While ea the drip the wriehelothe bed esw the belt tar the drop se Y, ribose. Ma le • keg wasreasiag apse* iere se fa this ateaao7 Os jade asks' la prig =MN el duo& OIDfNABIT /BARBI AND WOOL!. LaISTATIL au IN arr. y mad Oork a Noir --- W Omani LI Ds. •I• so By. istO W Do. St p.o. usld I oh fur &Muni Jo W ANY rof Jeoodos loot Amens NO Mows user= 11/1 tralos. Now • N• B IN nod ........ NO Not NO P lih noo= l6.. • IN Gras Borams lM Da. 4 Sleekot. So . . IN OS South. sad Nat (lot i I Do/Rost Valayems. 111. II 1 Lawlor sad Out& Wasting and Ir cesatdre. p.A4_ 4 =l, Woole el=b2ll6 ~ o. ~cs~ ~r%~~`.i.i ~~nr.a~i G;.e~u: 9 ~..1 7 ‘ Wi t= ry. g ra! 109 all Nar New k& 109 SI I Northers Owner bursa t4a9u, Praia all Nee* Davao. sal b W Da. • .. . 150 N. Sassara—Binrialt t tic.ll JOS Ria 190 Al l ab W Jima 179 Marta all Nerellalin 1411 sta*W t les. ...... 999 da9ll6l9ll,ll.Aboaamill 1 N O: 9 gr a ail 1191, 9 9 90 m• 140 991a1b 1511 &ma Woks_ . . a sarira. .... . INalosa. . iM 6 ;99i IM • al ri 99,W . ...... ". Wgt 9%1 " 911 Wad ea& . . a w. o p l all Do. • mau Ma W Do. BA pirali. & pal4l99 l ll all Wog Imam Unita 4 berm 4 p. la. b. r.r.rb4.,e.. Doe& Pore. Abram. ° V IVI". t i lt::: IlLamilie Lt. 4.41:.1 N t wip.ont. K.. Ihrlin Mile. 4 pee a latatalike. zej . a l. Chelle/r e per 4 frat De.' a leLat p.el.pla D. 4i per Clial Do. I p. redu .egr i E t 014e414. ft.& G.Wellikah Die. 4 p. el Mali& De. reins. 401,0. , .. De. eon. & ted”. 4 p. 44. v . Z...,...W.1 er a d a T ie t=iiiih Do. Now - pur et Do do. Ipa N. Ito. 4 1/ TD. e. 1.4.11.D.0ec in ialt L. 411. Eit. hie O. looloadters NA Oslo A 11444 41. =. 2 lisslp. el 411511 4 A1. Z _etlees. Hr. 1. to 41 pet 4‘. ANL 414411111e1ia _ Neem.•l44.le..padt_e ira za vaits uz gr.—rciz...;:fiit: Oalarera d nii.ll74Z Cr i Tn •N t. 1/4/ per amt. rnef.ttlt eerV i rf. Stk. ret /owl Aske.l l, 4l De. 44 wept.... Meth Wales evar. ye el W ff.& Siition is De. Plow , sil Non wela bulk Va: . I 's . ~l NI =argils— 'Mos et SP i W SO 11 12 771 IQ IS 07 5 Fa 5' Ist soi 14 it It 90 19 11l 191 914 Si 99 12 1001 1311 19 ILI 16 Ili 4.9./ s• oe Ei low 1 I pm it i 14 N 010 of :ft i I dig i 49 251 gi 2 lam 46 47 71 77 N IS 14 I & A 141 71 21 7 1 Ne 10 7 2 UT) ui 211 21 11 41 I No N ri 14 11 L 1 411 e N Fs II % Mang grins. it A ► los es lit it: 172 194 79 U MO4 1 111 06 A ill I ' 15 II 9 a 1a 84 U 111 IT N 18 18 PI 181 148 1811 141 ii iis Ili Lii al i a Pe ill lb 103 14 if Si 34 HI llf 04 ii 15 p 7 adi I At. f pia S 3 21 118 ISO 105 IST us IL m 1 6 31751 MTS. II 4 I '. lli 'r is li ... I IN vi i luau F &Taw a a it IS “PI 4 ei II 1 MI 301 M 11 i Os =I =6 MO .. .. V P 193 :01 61 6 IP IS 113 Si In 91i a i 110 91 si II 274 ril 47 IP A' U gli a 711 N t Ili Si 'LH 11 .M. 410 ..= MO OM MD -.. ... l• 111 4O 41 II 11 871 id I s•I Aaaan mad Illedardesd J b.d Faso . Osaa.ll: • .". t roatr . tr. WNW Seam I w Sonews4jrnmwe le. 1 Om I sum& I I Um iniDADailial La' 4 Mil. gaze a =Lire 1:la twasellaaffidadas 0.5 laloo Es: v..i i _ ~:::.::: 10. Or. warn _ MN Nradaa • avaCiam Kau fis O. sad 4 awilmand 5.000 i I.osolLikakel Awl 10.003 Wake bad 0. Lambe hist= . 1 1. 2 6 irt. 7.g6110.50; 10,50 N Noma pia 1 fa Dar anti Wska Olt * =Bask Car 00, IS N. IN en.aaaarheDal a Da Nog . . CCU N N. iali. Da soft Sew adz Jaw. a amnia U Da Ir. iOINGIi el Larks MD Dana . 11eLlankel 'Wail ATT tw Ptl tOi 11 It di 91 14 5e is I i eh. at 1121 IS 64 ii IN Pi ri I 8 II .0 if r i 7 111 a • .. .. .= rLI COLONIAL OOTNIIIIINNT OTOIIII Iporst tiLl l OL Do. 111.0/1 ix Pl XJ.I 110.036 Xi. Non NI dt. dito .... 11l Tboi., mike • ca.Gliat OTT - IIW9 - 100 1 111 UI 12 .1149 1 41 100 19 4 1019 1 100 1011 1001 g 1:1 3 106 : li pall 2N 14 ST. MARGARET'S, LOTTIBURT.—The church of St. Bargerat'e, Lot Mary, the shrine of held's' who proceed in carriages to hear the weekly golden lecture, Is now anscaffoldcd end about to undergo repair, so that it will look brighter in Lotbbury, a street with a very old nano, bat now with a new aepert. If one of our readers wants to a tow a Parisian mother foreigner a bit of London, he should take him fa • four-wheel cab with the blinds up, keep him in talk till he gets to St. Paul's, let down the blinds and let him have a look there, or even along Cannon owe!, then going along King William-street to the Onside Place of the Mansion-house, the patient may be let out to w ilk round the Exchange and the Bank of England. As • phenomenon, the buildings in this district are about as clean as most buildings in Paris—some of them whiter and cleaner. This, we believe is owing to the Bank of England firo anginas washing down that building, and perhaps some of the neighbouring banks, having iron shutters, Imitate the *temple. At all events, the foreigner will have decimal baildingt, to look at, and must find the dingy and =eke ened London elsewhere. —Building Ilfwg. THE NEW ADELPRT TIIEATRE.—The sole vestige ahem portion of the old Adeiphi Theatre being the 7 wail in Maiden-lane, to which are still attached some fluttering rags of the red flock paper erd lining the royal box, and Mr. Webster having pledged himself to the re-opening of the new c Moe before the end of the autumn, . the ceremony of laying the fnundation- stone, which too k place yesterday. can scarcely be looked upon as pernainna Nothing extraordinary or different to the send Intalwas of each ceremonials took place. Any person wielding to realise the some has only to look through a back volume of the Illusfrated News and find a print of Prince Albert garaged in a similar occupation, when by substituting Mr. in Webster for the " illustrious personage," and art= aentatives of the drum and the press for the usual mayor and corporation, all other accessories et the cere mony will be found precisely the same. It is bet tetr viet It little anticipatory praise to slay that the sow ia will be much more commodious than its predenesor, inasmuch as anything like the discomfort of the old Alibi cannot be conceived by those who never had the glom of enduring it. There teal be two Uses of boxes WWI War, more omen** stalls, pit Walls, Is Whisk for el two shillams, yore may a War as outer plit i ts pries be Yr 7 ew e ens i and • ii . " The new theatre will oar many pis as WI, emit the singe be arterially tectratell, thereby me mops for thew peculiar " arts " for which the A lis so long UM celebrated. We should not omit to meets that the deal fixing of the ohm wee announced by a lad owl assn. fel bank call—both bugle and bugler ha madA themselves bawd at a more important =BS the battle of Waterloo—at which the performer, who lOW holds with his the situation et kill porter et the Adolph!, was peseal reginsent. SERIOUS ACCIDENT Wilt • PISTOL.-00 Batas. day last a Wile be, sawed Ewan, who rsidas at 2f and whose haw hea hig WNW Ism tosebell ea Ib ur it e & haven that Om wsi Infisti i ail alba lbealmaid. dint. The len who isig alms= am arid in bird- konannhy Kr. W 61 trusted whitshags r. surer elder boy Ica as Imam awe and after they had holtla_yhtel -A at down under • lobpa pada the OM ht il k his hand, was it suddenly west sit = its cottage at the powda-tleak, which sdid. The malt was that Balm oas=- biterod, Ids had sal hoe being mach she fr eto b r ai ecaahlely hints cat; ht. amass himesall mai as lionotb sae larva ot of kb the hod" whew was ellierwerh lad briastrg to a Seat. As elder deem of the peer 11111 e eolleur was deep hbed to Dewar toeormea Mr. Tarohy, IM jowl& elogdes, mod while at hie boom she eipmeils wag door by mistabo, and fell down the ear Webs. lig walla mess bow am was dis located, end bale be set bin lir. Thom* soda weed t, Noreen& TM par bey woe rend ma Takata Parma,sad mahmeamily le Ms bees. ahoy bo ha halt deeded —Win by ldr. ok hralls= MI lir In • very prearhos slate. ur CRICKET MATCH.—The Non-Commissioned oftl are of the Royal Artillery, Woolwich. have challenged the asolossfs et Nam. Elloopt in, Marshall and Co., to • match th coo Weeiwkdoteassits, and to-morrow is the dry Riad for o coatatt. of tb• -- According to the Gironde of Bardeen' a nit animal trait seciey for all Ur eseamarent tmeefiere ef Frame le bare formed at Parr with the setheeirefela at W goverment By mesas el kewalk renriert as per I meat of • aril etatelhattaw. wOlOr Yim2lla 1•71.1"1 , the centre et gine= mit who theirjearsay, tad • tepteratative of me relety will COMMERCIAL AND MARZEU MARK-LA NE.-THIS DAT. The wheat trade is without activity, at the same time Idea business was transacted, last Monday's weed= wars supported. Barley a steady male at late rates. Oats with incanted arrival., gave way 6d. pt qr. Leans and peas firm. A.RELVALB INTO LONDON MON MILT 12 TO JULY N. Rooth* lt OotOOIL bib. I..eir& NNW ........ —..— 2110 ..... trne 13021 OKI 4s . 42 I tom DM Me • 12411 ab ii Irk Row. 2.11.7 ; rm. 0.170 binds. 270 ;;;;go. LO•DOY 17ga tom — whim, ft. na. ; Raft. VA N. ; OW% 27. L 3.1 ; 204. t,t. OtL ; Wm" 41s. Id.: Per. M. Od. 111PURL41.. AVERAGES. Nos ids su as id - fd Se .its &I sOs Od JOS is - Z lor es 7, les 111 Ws Ou ad id Us • As lc ids 10 33.10. , id M & Ole be IIA .th Id Os Id Jilt? as 111 &I Ild 3d NI is Z. 31 31. S 1 Ilk AI 4111 **** :::: els k 1114 41e Ms meta' Ari. Avow Oil ( /law Jim Maus Ned ria. la PATKIIII DI TES MUNI 171111111 1 Imes S. gess IL i 44 .- 43 10 43 4 43 0 42 B 11 luso SO 11 . 1_11 .. . •••• POOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAL Orr mAcntrna immixAna.) (PROM OVA ORX 0012111)0NDIXT.) A quiet demand for all articles. Wheat difec - ult of Ws, and Id. easier. Pine qualities unalhwed. Flour quiet, With qut clump in rates. Whits and yellow Indian earn sells slowly at last Tuesday's prime; fahrfor sorts a shade lower. Beans firm, and WA and osunsel unaltered. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SCOAR.—Th• public sales matron to be in 'ICS'S of the demand this weak, and a farther decline of 6d. moat be quoted, although a fair amount of btu/mesa has been done In connitang qualities, savant esrgoes of foreign have been sold afloat this week. Refined has also been dull of ode, but prime have been supported • lumps, 62e. to Me. COFTEIL—There her bias • Urge quantity offered in publ:c sale, chiefly plantatka Ceylon, and they have gone off atitailly, at last wears Faso. TLA.—The fixture of the week bait been large public saki; they went off heavfly—a anal/ portion only sold, showing a decline in medium oongost of Id , common id. per lb. Mex.—This article has boa dull of sale at hat ',Wes prices, bat holders appear to be firm. R cm.—We do not alter quotations, but the amount business has been small. SALTrETIII has been Wady with a limited butineses done. Corrose—Aboat 2,600 balsa sold during the week at WI prime. Inntoo.—Third Day.—Then is no alteration In pricer, but the Meetings ware not gabs is brisk as previously re ported. p a y sad Yarialas It for export oostianed to sell at 4d. told. al bat the law sorts and dry lest Madras ocallane . 1.044 abate have the sale to-day, including 180 withdrawn, 80 bought n, lsvfog 784 abate said._ _ ilexoneluivo sold withont sitoraticn in prices. Er!? sold stiodtlyt il - eiftel - iiiii — eelij - ben been quiet this week. TALLOW MAR/MT.—THIS DAT. The soaritat Is steady at the following quotatioes, via. • —Town tallow, 4.95. twit eash ; Petersham Y.O. as the spot, 495. ; July sad Aagor, 49.1. ; Septraber, 49a. 3d., Oolobn to Desesaber, 48s. 9d. to 495.; ditto, separately, 495. Si. RIDE MARKET—THIS DAY. TALIDISNWA LL --Nibs. to 641b5., 844. to Sp; Gillis. to TRW, to 44.; 721bs. 801bs., 4d. 4 , 7 4f4.. =. to 444. • to , .to 6d. • Hors* 95., ; calf skins, light, 2a. Od. to ea ed.; ft d, es. U. to 60. Basmolrourr.—Gboop 81das.—Lambo, 20. 4d. to h. ad.; thoorlings. 1.. 4d. to 1.. 11d. BOROUGH HOP MARIEET.—THIS HAT. !dews. Pateendan and Smith report that the *Nome, treat the plantaticsa, on the Wrote, cane atom atvenrable gill 4 ana Uoe, to some wag, rands in ems placer. COAL MARKIT.—THIS DAY. Wykos, Hs. ad.; Davis/Ws itsrikr. 162.: TIMM ]1.... 13k. 91; Nel l ie.. Wait Essekb 165.; Walls lied lila- MI, 144. 34.; Walls Nod 6.1601aL 14s. ; Walls NM Helton. 17.. ; Walls lad Goa* Hobos, 17s. ; Walls Ind Tees, 17.. 6 1 / 4 1.-73 Alps at mirbig. Hos Loci idavoNTAL Ft/in.—The 'mew a Yds lowideetearus OS rapids re/prods( doi el OM rewohol so laving beam voted is *ha Hwyannosows pa se AraWlabollawisolt seonemook tbo oommittes seered Me. Coodif osidowiled wild* at Soo wee*. Tte. =so botensagatetwo moo be bs maid womb fi e ors orwewean et Woolwich to tX iaaa Assn II is deskabls dot thin iwli bs understood. lest way *odd subseriplioaa mac an exaggerated oedemata of par lbaneodury laslsislitu. eil 14 1 M& :4 r q ilialsasserwork. . an il 17 DollimimslBl.4l. 1 - .... ileit. Amorous lAN 08 -. .- Drll.4lll49Mat T. 1.4 sn 40 111 De. Do 0 1P on lie emitlallan all 19 a 14 DI Cord s. iiii al 117 121 Oct s asiiiiiiiiii .0 Mwo l''Ti reres ii sll / / - R - KA — r7ol7l7 in 10 Iti 111 Ser.lasir.lllmll.tra Nistirs I:ilt..L . all a 8 EMMY - 100 la U 8 Wm Tot. a L. on - .- leg. esd AIM. 1102 al li li ti tliTll% IT 7 Lomas ft Dims'... - . 8 1 81 I a - F di. 5. 414 . 7....0mair0i1. al Tel ell - - Td. La an 71 8 "alma Os if r ll al V al le. Na...pr.b.mbii : is 1, u 14 1 1 1 Do. D 0... ieli a a:I di. ill.Mll.Scoa A. U Ftuatiolsdee 11l 1 114.16 a liorepeama al hel rim Mails it e . ni- ..----- 2ll Pa lltltetr da&Newl % 7 1 r , atm b- ..- :8 Ii kr ...,,i Ma ill66' a ea si %slab am lumen .11 11 A l amtli Lationas 1.4"1 la DI A T s 4 = j j a r 01l 1 1 ?nuttie Li b re all 1 Lees "I Viva a .... am hews% Le . a . al 101 114 TriDeets 14 llb isz 141 t CE.