The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

lIIINDLI IOCJ3TIIN IN INGLAND. This minim yes hewed the report of the pro mos. el lb. Payietrer of ?deadly Sedating is Ilar m i. m g of the pere ipal met rs trammeled by Molly seebeise will& here cow* reeler his rovirates brig tie Pot 7 e•e • Dane, the yaw ISST, 1,889 soeiselse haw bra mks end abreeduee es unload by the registrar and mined rmaNd Md o set By the sod of Murk WS, we Ind lbw SAO Meng d the enitlit euri ttte rfepeci re soisdie dude( the rmi disi you b.J Lea reesired, and Me me hew skies boos comae to lora d•tly, up to the thee of sake be pow Ilie sasilsm, however, is et fallarione as the serobw et "Our swat cat as showing Ise number of menthe la oda teso, ea it sod be bone in wind that the sending a return rAratary at, sad Its minks is attended with so penalty a disetility ; and wi , en it is seaddered that the greet cliyirry of the secretartei of thew monde are working men with needy the rodisseate d echnotioe, and the tiding up of a" funs," hoverer wimple, is no light matter with thiqu, the camber rent op to UM end of March I. se Large (says du regions) as void be reported. Moe don 10 per cent, of the friendly irosiwies appear to bare tan establiehad ahoy* 40 years, and 10 per cont. of the rziateg societies are Is the conetlon of haying safely peered the maximum potot- 3 1 yews, end are sow Oral, iota- Welled sxis t try, . The returns received ta to the mid of March from bari o l mends amounted to I SO, out at which swab,' only 136 were available for die purpose of *hi. repeal, the remaining 111, leg very imperfect la the details. Of the 136 so leas thosa r.:„ or ottani cee-balf. came fe CI Luso:saint and Kmt, Kent ending ?land Laaceattire 1U; and it is • singular fait (olorrvee the registrar) that in thew two counties burns Sri!' In t- , tied more f wooer, ro hays token deeper root, and to be move numerous than in any other part r.f are kingdom. It is ollificult to account for this peculiarity, as there seems to be Itttle in coeurnots Dottrels the two counties which would spry lolly direct the minds of the inhabitant@ to this parti cular species of imursorr, morn than to any other. One dierriet consists of • ruaroufsitonne population, the other ss throughout, almost eaeludeely, agricultural. The two aunties referred to have n.orn burial wi warm established in them thin ill the rest Eoilit.ol and Wake arid the large need , r of thtir own.", to sku.w4 that their inhabitants temerity ore aril tun to a Clare • provision for their burial. One bonded mai two nty•tbree tof Oro returns stale the 'ember i;esths which hove occurred daring the past year (ttoi7). The total number of deaths during the year is that au-ster of societies is 5,397, and ma 1:4 soritties, with an average of 1 600 mambos esch, give, • total of 200,000 inemborr, it appears that the oversee mortality in these suristift I. 2 690 per cent., or car re then twice the average amount of mortality experientid in the ordinary friendly oeties, this inereared We of mortality is what might be ti pvte4 on account of the huge numb r irfanti and children which are entered se members on the broke of these existice. The rethatrargteueral of births, in the report of the !floridity experieuend in England and Weir, during the year 1557, .true that the 'verged rate wee 2 17 , } per cent* this gtvas an 'veal of mortality he the burial enrieties of •571 per east. over that experienced in Eneland and Wake, or in other words, out of 1,000 member" of burial societies nearly 27 die in the enures of a rose while out of the earns number of the general population the number of deaths would be ate u• 22 -- 1•'ro.0 the answers iitiven lir 5.012 enriches, it is severtained that mar tribute, friendly incicty pnceesecs on an average a menial of ab at 4504 , or nearly 41. 104. per tnerob•r. It appears that no kw a eats than 1,00J,0001. per annum is expended by the registered societies in England and Wales for elf wiling relief to skittering alone; that the total number of their roeube4 is about 2,000,000, and that their aultre 6a•e em•unt of foods is about 9,000,0001. Welton, of which 1,430131. is In English and Welsh savings banks, and 1,944,9911. is invested with the Commissioners for the Re daction of the National malting together 3,376,5341. Three Bores. of contras, do not show the amount invented in the public funds, sow in any whet of the various ways in which three ',kiting rliepose of their fonds. The aerator of *Alois. Inverting in limbo beaks on 20th November. DM, is floglead end Weil% wn• 9,133, and the Haber of ties. blowsier with the Commission/ea for the Refection of the National Debt is VA *army the Marne, three of the bodies celled °niers" non ea esserant of rM lumber of their members es follows —Tire Manafrasfer Unity of Old Fellows. sa eon ssittnir .1276,264 amsbers ; tin Amebae Order of Foresters, 13000, the DMA UAW Order of OM Mows, 37,000. YIWfORT, aasioArsairxr_ , AND =MORD 12411IIA7(1111 DAY) The twenty-fourth half-yearly meeting of the shiptriblere was held at the Loudon Tame, at 12 o'clock; W. E Ftrutattium: Is the oink. "I tie report stated that `` donee the helhyser ending the Site of June. 1848, them woe expanded sedl added to comical tt. 3.. 34 The erdinery ahem enpatal amounted en 117.h;01. Is., the peelseemee share .spiel to 248361. 10e, sir per Gent, awl 1r24961 , lye row asst.; and the debenture 404 mem 343.6171. The greet sonsiep et the half-tear radio, the 3thh of disk Ink one 60= menneted to 31,6761. 18.. entre 36 ; 66/41. at, war 13 auks, denim the come. half-yew et 1067. She working expiates of the let bellies, wore WAN. 11.. 6J., .v.lipt 11,3;94 130. 91. f r the trnrreepoedleg pm of 1637. The net review of the half-yaw wwwwwited 13,7181. I and thin, with the net balsam el the he. I. W.p.m.'. aeo.uat, viz , 6661. 16.. Bd., lc se lived tblo 6.1.0cie of 16,6764, la. 4d. Wand 011 the &Nemo,* debt amounted to 7,9601. l• et. to the .itith of June UM, at whien 1,3331. (Mimi the paprika dot on expended during the belfiesr) had ha rhymed tot:speak sad the balance is debited to revenue; end situ Deducting Intevent on etz per cent. sail tit/err rent. Moms, amounting 1.9.1961, • set esker* remained of NU tarred ewe to the neeecu, monist . f sent half-yes." The Cisitilsoloo is ontriag the of the report, allitstoloted toe Yiaroboidon on the cartilage of the lino elemity, sad the prospect held out to them of moth moue out Thee come meetkl have bees stdn to met all their sapsomsete t sad to ley by • rm.ll ooze for the totem smillst Peek winos oftmercial meherraesamets, seta/ eft be othanows than grattfylaer. They had ao ea. 'she emcee alba, railway companies; on the MOM , ' tbel owe a way S. them, sad to sired foedidee fee Ihe daveloyareat of their teak, esti he tteliemel that sitimately e the hoe week! be se ettoredmily pros w. H espettad t the cat per mile M is se e o ed sd the e o e tha rimates, het It woe estiefemory to Imam tibtd woo Ist Wow die avenge. The board to ft the Woreemer sad Hacked Company a. their pest ally, sad he treated that wish ift ice the torsi DOB', os well so that is the direedse of Loudon, would prove my reeetuov.ri.. After • short diseuniaa the report was 'doped, and 1!• pboaathap auraahadaad ia tai sisal manor. IRS MR AT MR mars LONDO' RAILWAY WORKS AT BOW. Yesterday the directors iastitated an inquiry into Os erten of lb. dimetrese Ire whke emend down the cameenyth eilThere stocks, end other departments squally as eatemem, et the factory sear the Bow Railway &anon, on Polity reomlng lest. The Malemente made by the work week. WIN we es the premises et the Hoe. entleiesearlly, 11 le said, explained the taw of the outbreak. A pasties uppers io bore bees permed is the helory of anew*/ the Men to maw neck owe-lime se they pareibly esaid—the verbs berme opts to UM= at any hour in the learning, and • private watehmas b•hur left Is chem. Os the morniag be I qesobw a party of four mitered so novae work about 4 e'eloch ; and use of thon beteg employed Is mak* the reefs of seem' carriages water-tight for the appiesebgai same, west tau the stores to procure • ass of septhe corn- PosiiiMl (the maketsl seed for veleta( the rani). This We* kept _hi •kw barrel. Tome was so ten, but s weeds* sire bed le be drawn to Mow et the ami6s renatag MI me had • embed lighted temp with his. width, knew leg the Islismesoble properties of the myth& be placed as the carriage asps, some het hoe the barrel, while he drew *Ms qessettey required. He hed dose ibis, and wee amotottmg to rayless the gigot Mee the le* when the melba spurted out sow ble heed es he the Wee of the mar them, sad wallies by eh* light of the lamp. the whole bunt ate • IN irro, sad he WS forged to sob. eamer 'some oat of the building. I einediethi v afterwa rd. the bundle g risotto, lowed over the entire piece aid It became impoexible for any lianas being to ester it. In the sense store were consider able q matins, of enter., ofl, torpratise, end other beti uo =hie sisterials, which increased the body of dams tenfold, and by Ihe time the alarm was maid in the neighbourhood, th e whole betbbag was la • blew. In I. ea thee two hones warmly • wet*, of the bull ling remalsed, it. dostrurtion having been hastened by the explosion of a large gas meter. Fortunately I. the rompuer, the works were, with their contents, folly hewed is the isl and other fire-olikes. This memos to be the seemed th it his occurred at tha Bow woika within the lest two or She,. ears;y the former Ore destroyed por ticos of the opposite faethry PO the met side of the Poplar Bask. The ittee done le expected to reach between 8,0001. and 9,0004 Qudinal Wiseman will this wed( be the guest of Lod Belk., ar Barmeath, county Loath. On Friday be will be in Dundalk, and In the evening he Is to be feted at a grand !magma in the C,naty Court-holm. Tha employees teen mean to give their people a holiday cm the occasion. The following wait Cardinal Whimmut is to be a* Han of 1 Dublin. It is expected that two or threw weeks mast still daps haws the Atlantic telegraph can be opened to the ;abbe. Ae own ea the day le fired probably sow nallasial deracentratkos in honour of the event will to generally sussed. It isstated in Madrid journals that a very great ?anal of labia coin le circulating In the Peniattda. li dos& tome families who have gme to spend the imam in Catalonia have been obliged to send for • supply of silver to their daily rtpeama, on account of the gnat min t trap aviator' by the inhatitante of the country to be paid in Sold, that being the mt tab most imitated. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS OPIPICE, Tismday,l3 p.m. LICHFIELD MEETING. (11118 DAT.) • (IT lILICTZIC TILIO6A/11.) GOLD CUP. Apollo - • • • Captain Weasrintna • .. O na. NURSERY HANDICAP. The NOT .. Broadtorim Cripplagani 4 ma. lIIIENSTONE PLATE. Hal • tale. Old T nd Anat, Joan of A a , ate hers. ENTRY FOB QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two miles. Argosy, Fisherman, Pensioner, Cockatoo, Black Tommy, Vitodermultn, and Roneytres, aL ars hers but Cockatoo. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY ,EVENING, AUGUST 31. 1858. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) iiiii:kii ... l .e. JOINS ISM& De. I SHARE LIST S.-7IIIS DAY. Two o'CLoos. The railway share market to-day is fiat, and prices in many cases exhibit a reduction. Lanca shire and Yorkshire and Great Western stooks, amongst others, exhibit heaviness. Allowance must be made, however, for the fact that many descriptions are to-day quoted mints, the half-yearly dividend. Present quotations are es follows : London and North Western, 881 to 891, ex div. ; Great Western, 491 to 60 ; Midland, 941 to 1, ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 921 to 93; London and South Western, 921 to 93; Great Northern, 241 to 1 per share, ex div. ; and Eastern Counties, 11; to 121, ex div. Grand Trunk of Canada stook has been dealt in from 36/ to 34 per sent. ex the " option.' East Indian railway stock meets with only a moderate inquiry. Northern of France shares have been in demand, es. s 4 :ard:N . sad Dab grairtirri*:::Wit" : Eringios= sad Moldier. rads ****** _ EsiWined aus Maio 11Pubambacoi rat %4 Mai abd eablaffidi. tranialimdm Ibb mar arear . iiii.: Waimea**. W. at WIEN wooers et mi1t ...... Woman al ftranalead.... Awe mil U. der. Yam Aantallia Bri ci sfEr s. lost elt ase. et 17 67. * : : : : Om. . Crj 141.1. 7 11k r l ig i ri Sat hoc it ODOM atics! Dusk New *ago Woks Ons.lal Hoak Oar 1 rre De. Newrtaelal col Inked konii . . **** Arias .. WANSION•ROUSE. Daniel Nowa, a Lamar, was charged with begging. S. Haywood pot ire-constable No. 93, said that he yester day watched the, prisoner for an hour and a half wandering through various streets in the City, begging, The Lord Mayor—Why do you not go to your own country Defeadaat—Becaum I can't get a chip. The Lord Mayor—Than I will get one for yolk. Let the defendant be taken to the union, and tell the master not to let him go outside the gates till a ship is found for him. Mary Leader, who bad been remanded from yesterday, charged with having assaulted Mrs. Joseph, a Jewces, with • dot iron, wu age.in brought up. The prusscutnx said the had nothing to add to her testi mony of the previous day. The Lord Mayor ordered the prisoner to find two securities in SI. each to be of good behaviour for six months. BOW-STREET. TrILNI,O A MAN OUT O► HIS OWN HOORN. Edward Paklimy, a young man, apptreni o ly of consider. able muscular streorth, who aria &ern& d as a bricklayer, was charged whh the ttllowing extraordinary assault upon a 'redeems& in the Strand. Mr. Bareeti Levy deposed—I em a clothier, 'carrying on business at Ybl , Strand, the corner of Pickett-street. I Wes in my shop at 7 o'clock last evening (Monday), when the prisoner CAM in, and addres,ing himself to me said, " Where is the master of the !wipe ?" I replied that I was the toaster, and asked him what be wanted. He said, " Yet the mash r? It's ad—be !" and without another word he seized me by the collar of my coat and literally turned me out of the shop into the street. A mob imme diately eAlected, but the prisoner stood at the entrance of ties shop, and would not allow roe to re-enter it. I was comegnently obliged to find • policeman, by whose inter ference, with the assistance of some of the nrighbours I was ambled to get back spin to my own premi s e s . The prisoner was very drunk and violent and resisted being taken into custody, so that he was obliged to be carried to the station. Mr. Harry—Do you know the man ? Mr. Levy—l never saw him before in my life. The police-constable who took the charge described the violent resistance offered by the prisoner, who *track Ma (the otil , er) a severe blow behind the ear. He acted, said the constable, more like a mad bull than a human biting. He was c trned to Bow-street on the shoulders of witness sad other (Akers. w "ThepiisO — nerLl am very sorry ; I have no recollecti o n of hat phased. Mt. Henry—lt is Impotaage to pass over so serious as amatatt as Ibis. I line him 20s. or fonneen days. ?be prisoner was committed in defanit. LAMBETH. A ?minas. Wire A westleer-beaks seaman, accompanied by a looking perma, who wee hie epokesinan, applied t o Elliott for hie advise eumecting the 'maintenance of his wile. Prom the statement made, It appeared that shoat eighteen ineatke alp the mum= weal to sea, leaving hie wife his half-pap fee the ainart of herself and a child of which she was pregamst at tits Um he loft, and daring his abeam is bid been tegvissiy pad. On his returalag beam be was bd 111M112 laileawaina that had reached him to maks inqdrise, awl diessversd that hie wife had been delivered of • naiad and, sr which b could not be by any mow the What, es he was ow sf the country for 16 maths prier to its birth, and the MOM of the present applieadomerea take his worship'■ opiates whether, ander the ehoam.maeae , he wee tonsil to support his wife after such waded. Mr. Elliott remarked that if his statement was torrent, and he could prove that his wife had beat delivered of a child fourteen or fifteen months after he had left the oeastry, and while he wee Abilene from England, he was e.. tuna to support her or her oft . ..prier so born. The sailor &cern. it much elated at what he ha brad, and said he had no objection whatever to the support of ide whirs fret child, but he should certainly not do anything for her or the second infant, and left the comet in high glee. WANDSWORTH. ALLT.GIU I. ICID - 11 AT WANDSITOILTI. Ehirsortli Bred, a very reepntabie-looking young Imam who was stated to be • Sunday ICING' teacher. and • fore women at the paper-mills in °emit-bum, tirn , elsworth, wee placed ls the duck before Mr. Ingham, charged with un lawfully commaling the birth of her illegitimate child. The misoner a meand very ill, gad ill, was allowed to have • Asir in the It eppeared that as the afternoon of the 17th of Aland lam the ateentica of a gardener was drawn to sormaking lying upon the basis of the river at Paoli Plessant. Wands worth. Upas going to it be found that It was ti'e dead body of • child wrapped in • piece of calico. It was lying about thirty yarda from high water murk, ant ti to have been recently laid there, as the C r y ed was 00S3 rely dry. No doubt es W. tide rose b would have been washed away, but for the discovery hy the gardener. Ile obtaiaed a basket in whim b he placed the add and ocaveyed it at once to the pollee Milton end gam it into the charge of Impeder Poison Inquiries were at once instituted and the primer wee suspected of being the molder. Bhe was found very ill In bed, at her lodgings in Chnrch-row, Wandsworth, and at fret denied that she had been delivered of a child, bet ultimately she coolsesed toat she was taken ill at • home In Gernatt-lean, and afterwards placed the child upon the beak of the Therein Dr. Brows, the police divhdonal surgeon, of Wendewceih, Mated that he ezmained the child on the 17th. It was • full-grown limale-ohild, sad in his opinion it was born alive. SIG. Ingham—Rea die yea haw dad It wag beta t Dr. Brown—l goad the dose sad tested the Mese ha the usual way. woe well MAW, sad have as deat4 the child limbed, wee la • mey Mae end there were marks of Agleam spa the throst.et beta grasped tightly with Um Lad. The meta of er nails were quite the threat and seek, and I hand • greet dad a allseed seder the ibis. Mr. Ingham—Cm yea asesemi he as death? Dr. Brows—Freak appermameeertsialy I should sey from 'heartiest= or onflocatka. What I opened the body I totted all the organs us • healthy state, and all the appear snow indicated • death from streegulatton. Mr. Ingham, to the prisoner—Rave you any questions to pet to the =rams ? The prisoner (in a very low volos—No, dr. Mr. Ingham—Wboa will the macaw be .1.13 to endow moths. examination ? Dr. Droene—ls a, dr. Mr. Imbue—Tem ni reeeemei her fur a week. The macaw wee t►as riesoved. Sir Roderick Murchison, who was for some days nuidihig et Luigi.,ll, the Caithness wet of the Duke of Parthaiii, la sow es lloarobia Castle, es a guest of hie Grace the Dater etautherlend.—Johis o Groat Journal. In Pram* according to the law, the clergyman of see► perish was alone eatltortsed to deliver ea address over the grave of a decoyed person. The Prince of Presets his jest euseded that right to say of the friends of the deasseed. AN AIfTI•SLAYUUT BALLtD.—The usual annual conventions of minuted people were held in different parts of New England on August I, the anniversary of Jamaican emaneirstion. A Boston newspaper anginas a lunching ballad, sung at this New Bedford convention. We quote one vireo only • I baud Victoria plain* say, If we would all forsake Ot;; And come across the Lake, That she was standiog on the shore, With arms extended wide, To give us ell a peaceful horns Beyond the roiheg tide. Fs/swell, Old Master: That's enough for we — I'm going straight to Canada, Where eokared men era free." Boom KENSINGTON MUSKUlll.—During tho week astfing 28th of August, the visitors have been as follows : On Monday, Tuesday, sad Saturday, free days, 3,973; so Waste, and Tuesday, free evenings, 4,897. On the Wes student.' days (mbnission to the public 6d.), 640; ace sty dent: evening, Wednesday, 110. Total, 9,610. From the opening of the Museum, 671,663. 111. I rit. par i pm ii 6 II II NI4 On - 17 1 —. pm ?I 8- - I I 1 11 11 13 4 ) IA 19 s e e 1 10 90 1.19 O to.* /0 II 0 11,000 100 90.90, toe • 0.11 1%000 IN s 9 11,01. 93 surso to Num .90 133 N 10 ic ORDINARY UNARM AND lITOORIL SAILWATI. Anbo.c4.l44.ABAL I s4.4.. t.li Wolv.jeisseVaagy Birkin oud ja4Aoll2. Jew Myth ao4 ..... awl 8 , 41 4 / 4 1.. Ocesval .. Do. Af •04 . 41;:ii r ari . Do. 13 I p. 4 l• ield to B Porth_ Abir4. 14444 t &Bail human apt Aselhe ... Ilidaro Counties ... VMrnWm. B No▪ d resimbirs _ 7r colo b r ri setit i rot 'iv =lra Moo= l : Clovoik Nortbeca Do. Do. •400 at. South. sad We& moo Otolot Wanton DaMourlailolflos..ll lossio•or Dw or d r i Tbiods Ithmobiro Gaol Tortattim Do. Jo. F. is than Do. Warn iLldlog Vol % ci a l s ny Laildwada .A. • Saa tanati., Ake Metraddaa r 1 . . Do. 111;f: 341 d. Ot.Wastru itram: Newcastle aa4 I VAIL Nen k Dev?a. gab mil b. ••••ra—monnou G. MA Pia Do. Ueda TIO. Tack Nee* laddora .... naw.adebm. North k I. Wealth Jim North du/Twaddle North 'NAM t . (rotor& Rom. • lrorthr. ticott•h (Matra . Elooubb Ilthroth abrthothithilhace liblal•••no • lllMaiss Mrlarn •••• •rii•khulmk 11 ••• Minetisass4 %Asa*. Me Mile au Tv/ Vole fri r d:l 6 4 ... A d =At WoW W. gam" ll,73—adiiiill Dr.ir to. mil Is NJ WIN a - a 501 Sit 46 47 30 63 IS 13 91 93 04 411 $44 49 91 of 100 114 TS SO 113 14 104 100 SO SOI 111 M u $ IT. IS pia IS 984 M I ; 441 iii it la vio p it s i / i dla e 24 tai kt all ell U I 111 111 4 ft 111 l•.. WI Si 1 fel id N IT NI 94 N 11 13 80 83 88i 881 84 80 ii Po i i Vl t 17 -•--• 31 a 3 as al al gar i Pla ft H I 5 'I. I The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 6th inst. presents • decrease of only 3871., and that for the week end ing the 13th inst. a decrease of 8561. The fifth call of 21., making 121. paid, is to be paid on the capital stock shares of the New Bruns wick and Canada Railway and Land Company by the lit of (Maher; and the second call of 1!., making 31. paid, on the shares of the Ceylon Rail way Company by the 28th Sept. An extraordinary general meeting of the London Printing and Publishing Company is called for the 10th September, to declare a dividend. A meeting of the shareholder, in the " National Savings Sink Association, Limited," is to be held on the 3rd September, to receive the annual report and balance-sheet. Meurs. Baring, Brothers, and Co. advertise the half-yearly dividends on the Cuba Loans of 1834 and 1837, together with the numbers of bonds to the amount of 34,0001., which are to be paid off on the Bth Sept. next. Advice. from New York qnote the exchange on London rather lower, at 104 to I, the supply of bills havinginercased. The New York Central Rail road Company had declared a dividend of four per cent, and the New Jersey Railroad Company a dividend of five per cent, payable in cash. MOND/Y Sales, chiefly of a speculative character, have fol lowed the official annonecement of the long-expected Turkish loan. In nearly all departments of the Stock Exchange more or less heaviness prevailed to-day, yet the reduction in prices was not serious or general. The funds, after falling / per cent., closed only about 1 per ceut. lower than on Saturday. In the railway share market a prejudicial influence was exercised by the progress of the settlement, which shows an increased floating supply of some descrip tions of stock, and has occasioned a corresponding increase in the demand for loins on these securities in the Stock Exchange. The rate for loans on government stock in that establishment also advanced to 2 per cent. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 961 " sel lers," opened this morning at 98 9-18 to 11.16, receded to 961 to and closed at 961 to 1, both for money and the 711 i September. The government broker made another small purchase. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1, t, t, ; ditto for account (7th September), 981, I, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 97}, 971, 97/ ; New Three per Ceuta., 971, 97; ; Bank Stock, 2271, 2281 ; India Stock, 2171, 216 ; Three-and-a-Helf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next 1001; India Bonds, 11s. prem. ; Indian Four per Cent, Debentures (first issue), 9n, ditto, scrip of the second issue, 98, 971, 971. The scrip of the second issue of the Indian. Loan participated in the dullness of the Stock Exchange, and fell fully per cent., closing at 971 to 1. The realisations seem to have been chiefly for account of speculative holders. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 31s. to 345. prem., and the June 225. to 265. prem. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. have sustained further prejudice from the issue of the new loan. Transactions are officially recorded from 961 to 941, and the closing quotation was 941 to 96, showing a fall of about 1 per cent. since Saturday. The scrip of the new Brazilian loan was dealt in from to 4 prem. Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. continue in demand. Sardinian Bonds also exhibit armee:ea In the market for Bank shares today, the prin cipal feature was an active demand for those of the Ottoman Bank, which experienced a rise of fully 11. pee share. Should the Turkish loan be successful, and the Turkish finances and currency be placed upon a sound basis, the interests of this establish ment will be greatly promoted. Bank of Australasia shares declined 11, and Union Bank of Australia, both old and new, 11. to 30s. European and Ame rican Steam shares were rather better. South Aus tralian Land were also inquired for. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph receded about 10s. The shares of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada were officially marked par. The shares of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company were quoted to-day 9-16 to 11-18 prem.; and those of the Indian and Australian Telegraph Company, to prem. $ II 4 4 w i I p 0: Par Pa/ Par ria tor poll Ut z tc•Aaf to 1 p... ifri le 4 i OR WNW LRAM AT 7111 D Ddltd 604•0114111141 111. was I:444loetwarhlr• fat _Bo doe an 4 ° J Watlsta/ 41,441414 vastkit 44 04elonlaal OokiNuar, Stgar Vol* ito 16. Union 11. 0 1 b•SLlttooltish. guar. 6444 E. It l oOret Nonliam) or Bann* 414,10. Okomeotar sod Dom Piteel Ito ors& Wooers, 1141.tiyool Dock .d • 4a4. 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WRITING AND READING.—Ah, how easy it is to read what It wee so Moult to write! There Is all the dif femme* between running down from Loud= to Manchester by the railway after it has been wide, and of naklna the railway from London to Manchester. Ton, my Intelligent reader, who begin to read a chapter of Mr. Fronde's eloquent " History,"' and get on with it so fluently, are like the rang old gentleman, travelling-capped, rallway-rurged, coated, and plaided, who leans back In the corner of the ssaftly-eueltionel carriage as it flits over Chat-noes; whale the writer of the chapter Is like George Stephenson, toiling month after month to make the track along which you speed, tithe km of difficulties end disooanigamente which you never think of. And so I say it may sometimes be somewhat easy end pleasant to write, bat never so easy and Vienne as it is not to write. The odd thing, too, about the work of the pen is this: that it la often done best by the men who like It least and shrink from It moat, sad that it is often the mad laborious writing along which the reader's mind glides most easily and plea surably. It is not so brother matters. As the general rule, no man does well the work which he dislikes. No man - will be • good preacher who dislikes preaching. No man will be a good anatomiet who hates dissenting. Sir Charles Napier, It must be confessed, was a great soldier, though he hated 4144 ; and as for writ*, some men have been the best writers who hated writing, sad who would never have penned • line but under the proem of seesseoy.—Naser's .111498- sky for September. MONEY MARIIIII-THIS LAI. Two oNtoox. The funds to-day aresteady, at yesterday's closing quotations, with little business. _ The government broker has made his usual invest ment. In the market for English railway stocks some heaviness prevails. _ _ Consols are quiet, at 961 to 1 for money and the 7th September, and 961 for the October settlement. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 97/ to 971; the New Three per Cents., at 97/ to f ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 801; Bank Stock, at 2281; India Four per Cent. Debentures (first imam), at 981 to 981; ditto, scrip of the second issue, at 971 to i ; India Bonds, at fie. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 325. to &Is. Fem. ; ditto, June, at 225. to 21is. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1839, at 1001 to 1. _ _ The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are to-day better, being quoted 96 to;. Other foreign stocks are well supported, with little business. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 86, 651 (exchange 128.); ditto, Four per Cent. Cer tiflcat 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cent.., 21} ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 78, 78} (exchange 45.); Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 48; Russian Five per Cents., 113} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 941, 951; ditto for account (Sept. 16), 961, 95j; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041. have again taken place to-day in the scrip of the new Turkish loan, which is now quoted I to I prem. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Reuterie telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 900. for the account, showing a further favourable movement of nearly f per cent. compared with the last quotation of yesterday. The advices from Melbourne mention the sail ing for England of the ships Sultana, Sup ply, and Ocean Chief, with 168,086 ounces of gold, worth about 672,3001. Including the quantities still at sea on board the Eagle, Hougoumont, and Avon, besides the 63,0001. coming to Southampton by the Teviot, • total of no less than 1,391,0001. in Australian gold is known to be actually on the way to this country, of which a con- 1 siderable portion may be considered overdue. In the discount market yesterday there was a rather brisk demand for money, the rate for first-class bills being 2j per cent., but at the Bank business re m•ins very dull. • The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 81,0001., making an ascertained total of 224,0001. since the date of the last return. A portion of the formersumeonsistedof gold broughtby the Persia from New York. It appears that the telegrams received from Liverpool on Saturday afternoon were erro neous, and that this vessel has brought 139,0001. in specie. Of this amount about 90,0001. reached London yesterday, and 20,0001., consisting of Ameri can eagles, was taken for the continent A belief is expressed in well-informed quarters that, of the Turkish loan of five millions, only about one-half —or, say, some two millions sterliog—will be remitted in gold to Constantinople. The specu lative paper lately drawn upon this country with a view to influence the exchanges will tend to diminish the payments in hard cash. As it is rea sonably believed that about a million of gold will be ' sent into the Bank within the next two or three weeks, inclusive of the three quarters of a million now due, or overdue, from Australia, the obliga tion of transmitting a couple of millions of specie to Turkey during the next four months need not excite the least apprehension of a disturbance of the money market. the prospect of the stimulus which will be given to our com mercial interchanges in Turkey, as well as to the introduction of British capital for a variety of useful purposes, assuming that the regeneration of the financial system of the empire is accomplished, will scarcely have much weight in the calculations of the subscribers, although it constitutes the feature which, more than any other, rivets public attention upon the operation now in progress. It is of some importance to remark that the sum of fin mil lions now asked is calculated to be fully ade quate for the restoration of the currency, so that no further loan can be demanded for this specific purpose. We believe it is chiefly owing to the earnest desire of the Ottoman govern ment to see this object accomplished as speedily as possible, that so short a period is allowed to the sub scribers to the first issue to signify their desire to take up the second issue. A " call "of the remain ing two-thirds would bo valuable, if extending over six or twelve months, instead of only one month; but this delay would not accord with the financial objects which the government are earnestly pur suing. The following circular has been forwarded to their shareholders by the Ottoman Bank, who, in conjunction with Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co., have taken the new loan, and who are now engaged in forming a subscription list : . . Sir,—l am instructed . to enclose a prospectus, issued this day, of an Imperial Ottoman Lose, in the negotiation of which this bank takes part. In addition to the increased impetus which the loan must directly and indirectly give to the business of the bank, Its importance, specially destined as it is to the redemption of the inconvertible paper currency of Constantinople, is so paramount u to halm,e the direc tors to all the special attention of the shareholders to the operation. Should you desire an allotment of stock, you are requested to forward the application to me as early as pos sible, in order that your name may be pima an the bank list of subsoribers.—l am, sir, your very obedient servant, (Signed) EDWD. GILBERTSON, Secretary. The corn market is still without variation. A telegram announces the arrival at Lisbon, from the Brazils, of the mail steamer Tyne, with 101,7391. in specie and 62,3781. in diamonds. She is expected at Southampton in three or four days. It is anticipated that the Teviot will arrive at Southampton about the 9th prox., with the 33,0841. in Australian gold, ex the Emen, and the heavy por tion of the Australian mails. The light portion, by way of Marseilles, will probably be distributed in London at the end of the week. Advice. received vid New York mention that the mail steamer sailed from Vera Cruz for Havana on the 4th August, with 14,2001. in silver. The steamers Indus and Veotis left Malta on Saturday, the former for Southampton, with the heavy portion of the homeward Calcutta and China mail., and the latter for Marseilles, with the light portion. On Sunday the Euxine also lett Malta, for Marseille*, with the light portion of the mail from Bombay. The Pere, with the mails for Calcutta and China sent from Southampton on the 20th in stant, arrived at Malta on Sunday. According to the advice@ by the Emen, the Atm tralian mail steamer Victoria had not arrived at 11Cing George's Sound on the 23rd alt., from Suez, with the London mail for Australia of May. The Australian, with the outward July mail, left Aden on the 9th inst. W A legram from Coastaatinople annonnoes that the exchange on London has fallen to 168 k to 169 piastres, and buyers of bills held aloof in the expeo• tation of a further decline. An impression that the prospects of Turkish finance aro brightening has already gone abroad. A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the ex change on London almost as low as ever, viz., 3,51 to 36d. The tallow market was firm, at 156 to 167 ro. The shipments of tallow were prooeeding with increased activity, and had reached, up to Thursday last, 30,000 casks. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Friday, the 3rd September, a special settling day in the scrip of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Com pany, with leave to be marked in the official listr. A fall of no less than 3 per cent took place to-day in the stook of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, owing to the publication of an unsatis factory traffic return. The Brighton Railway traftlo return shows this week an increase of 2301. _ _ MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoc[. In the mining market, to-day, the inquiries are chiefly for shares in Alfred Consols, East Wheal Rare% Caro Urea, Sortridge Consols, and Wheal Uny. Shares in Great Wheal Alfred, Rosewarne, and Lady Bertha are more offered. Port Philip Mining shares continue to meet with some enquiries, and are marked 10s. prem. Other colonial, as well as foreign descriptions, are dull. From Wheel Harriett the agent writes, under date 28th hognet :—" The 103-fathom level aces-cat progresses favourably; ground easier for driving. The lode in 90 east end is 2 feet wide ; stones of ore. The lode in the 74 east end is divided by a horse of Mlles. The wince below the 74 is 4 feet wide, worth for length of wins. (12 feet) OM pee fathom. Scopes in back of 74 worth 151. per fathom. The lode in the deep edit it 1 foot voids, worth 1 ton of ore per fathom." Prom Great Wheal Bury Captain Hancarrow reports (August 28) :—" In the 50 west on south port of lode there are branches of ore. The 80 west presents the same pro mising appearance. 90 east, geed steam of ore. Is °Bird's abaft the lode is 3 feet wide, worth principally per ton 101. per fathom. The 100 east is worth 121. per km, and in Harvey's shaft the lode is worth 301. per fathom. All surface operations are programpg satirfactorily. Our male el copper and tin realised 2.0291.' From Kelly Bray Captala James writes, under date August 28 The lode in the 136 east is 1 foot wide; quarts. menthe, sad spots of ore. The lode In the elopes in the hook of the 85 west is 21 feet wide, worth 121. per fathom. The lode in the wins, in the 46 west is worth 801. per fathom for length of wine/ (12 feet). The lode in the 46 east is a little improved, and shows indications of meeting with ore. At Eastern Mine the ground id completed for the plunger at the 6e. At the 40 crosscut north ground very much altered, showing Indications fora greater improvement. The July ore weighed off las tons." MONDAY EVXN IMO, A fair amount of 'mines' was done today ln the mining market. The inquiries extended to shares in Alfred Consols, Rosewarne United, East Basset, Sortridge Consols, North Robert, East Cara Brea, Orsnabler and St. Aubyn, and Great Wheal Var. Shares in Wheal Harriett, Wheal Mary Ann, Hingeton Downs, and Wheal Wrey were heavy. Foreign mining shares remain steady. Those of the North Rhino Mining Company of South Australia were quoted to / prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MAREET.—THIS DAY. Orr BRITISH Aso IRISH 111.8.43WRT1C TILICIPAPSI.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRIS)ORDIVIT.) There be. been a good demand fair wheat and Bone, but miss are small, owing to the high prism asksd—id. to M. avast:* on the former and 6d. as the latter. Feeling qualities quiet. White American make is worth 34a. New Egyptian beans. 3d.t. Oats, oatmeal, and barley steady. Ths attendance of barn was fair. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUGAR.—The market condensate maintain • firm appear man 600 make Cube sold at fine prices ; sire 660 boxes Ravens florettes at 60e.; and white in bond, at 361. Re- Sneed: a limited busies/is oily has been dons. Cone.—There is a demand for native Ceylon, and 91:00 begs haws been sold at mica not reported. Cocoa.--Guaysquil, for small parcels, Me. has been paid. Tu•—About 1,000 chests common octagon bars been acid at lOd., three months, in other blade hills doing, the feeds nisi occupied with the simples of the public sales ad verting for to-morrow. Rum is inquired for, but holders being ilrin little business hes boa done. Baurrsrar -Sales hare boss made In 6 per cent. refrac tion at 44a. cash. Cowes continues fina. TALLOW MARICET.—THIS DAT. The market is Arm at the subjoined quotatioce :—Teens tallow 49e 01. sett cash; Petetsberg Y.C. on the spot, 60a.; Eleseesber, 495. 9.1. ; Ooteber to December, 49e. id. to 6d. ; ditto, separately, 49e. 6d. ; Jemmy to Meek 60a. SNIITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—THLIS DAT. Yr. J. B. Darla mares the supply skirt awl trek brisk at Maher prima. Prhow NIO&M hey. TEIs. to Ws., supe rior do., Stu to fles. ; Inielor do., M. to 765. ; new do., 76e. to 87s. 6d..; roves, We. to hie; clover, old, 100 s. to 110 s.; wooed cut, 83s. to 955.; new, 90a. to 100►; straw, 30*. to Mu YI Sn 14 Ol rl 0 Si tl • I Sn Sn Sn a▪ s 1 1 a 131