The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANIERI7PTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Haslitt.) RE E. T DROCR.—.IPPLIC•TION FOR RIMS& • t,,,kropt, • butcher, of Praed-street. Parldiagton, -1 for his relesse from custody. The debts an 289 L, 'lc-, failure is attributed to the hot weather, and the Ai c ieocy of profits. Mr. Csttlia supported the applisation. tte Amoco of opposition the bankrupt's release was (Before Mr. Commiaidoner Fans.) S! TWI,.—APPLICATION FOR • an-vramic ORDIR. was so application for a re-vesting order under an in , which took place fourteen yams ago. Mr. Arthur u Teiss. the insolvent, was a lieutenant re the Royal • :ler, of Charlton. The debts, which amounted to bore all been paid in full. re.restlog order was granted. learned Cimmiesioner at in chambers and disposed motions 4 no public interest. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) l u gutt general sessions of the peam commenced this at the Sessions-hones, Claimersll-geese, before Gaselee, Mr. J. Payne, and other justice. slender contains the names of 84 prisoners for trial, snow are for felony and 11 for misdemeanour. The of educatims are as follows i—resd and write imps.- k;; read only, 7; neither read nor write, 39 ; .red of . . education, 2. •• • Freeman, a man of respectable anterior, num to take his trial, he being charged with ..win o g a pony, with intent to defraud Edmu " s7=. ,oper (instructed by the court) prosecuted ; Mr. . defended the prisoner. appeared that the prosecutor bad a pony for sale, . !:e took to Aldridge 's Repository, and he put a bid upon it. The pony was not sold, and a man introduced the prisoner as a purchaser, the qreed to Ist him have it for 201. Re paid him ,o 1 said he was • corn merchant and a very tabs man, and upon that statement he sent hie man the pony to the prisoner's bonne. Hs told the prose :. he would pay him on the following day, but when he : r the money he put him off, and said he had been -; Jute. and asked him to take a bill for seven days, • 7. he refused. It turned out afterwards that the pri - hid disposed of the pony for 141. ‘...r some technicalities as regarded the law is the case, .... ; ury, by his lordship's direction, thought there was oc. sod Acquitted the prisoner. ameett, 26, labourer, was convicted of (nude. ,:try obtaining by false preteseek from John Cream, a -.Tint of the Great Northern Railway, the sum of 21. 10a., intent to defraud. rho wu a very deer cue. The prisoner was a labourer •he employ of the Crest Northern Railway Company. He to go to an office to receive his money at the end of the ,e. and while doing so be took the sum named above, h was intended fora fellow labourer. lit. Serjeant Cheeks sentenoed him to nine calendar stbs' hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW -STREET. DARING ROBBISIT BY A BOY. A ranniag•looking lad, named Jacob Sharps, war c .fare Mr. Flowers with stealing a sovereign oxidic wing circumstances : Mrs. Jacobsoe, the wife of • tobacconist in Chandos• net, Covent-garden, stated that on Sunday afternoon, *teem 1 and 2 o'clock, she went into a tavern . few doors from her husband's shop to get .:acre for • sovereign. The prisoner was standing at bar asking for • halfpennyworth of tobacco. He was : he could not have it • but instead of leaving the shop waited and watched her until she laid down the ,reteign to get the change, when he matched up - sod boltiid with it. STie - tan after hies, all .:; •'Stop thief." He ton along lleariettnetratit towards 'vent-garden market, pursued by a fireman trees the .:gine station tn Chandos-street, which is a few doors from !er house. The prisoner sou stopped in the market and .rought lack to the shop of her husband, who received the Frereigo from one ci the witnesses. il.orge Barnard, a messenger, said he was in the market ad heard the cry of "Stop thief,' to Henrietta-street He lent to the corner of that street, and saw the fireman raw :kg. evidently in pursuit of some person. Judging !ran the lirvetioit the fireman sou taking be tamed into what is anal the Loft-market, which is the open space intone the potato market and the central arum, and iodiog the prisoner there running, slopped and detained aim. The primer rid , " Let me go, they went to give me a hiding." At the same moment he put his band to his pocket from which something fell with a chick on the pavement. Witness picked it op sod (mud that it wag a sovereign. When the fireman sae op they took the primmer back to the shop of Mr. Jambans, who gave him in custody. The sovereign was parrs up to Mr. Jacobson. Wm. Goodman, the fireman, coofirmed this statement. The prisoaer reearred his defence. Inspector Brennan said he believed the prisoner woe loran to Sergeant Ackrill. I:emended for farther iooniiy. ILARLBOROi7G - H4ITREET. rartararn ItOBBIRT OF JiWKLLE 47,.,rne AJiw , of N0.3,11e B;441111011, wu charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt, with dealing at various time, a number of brooches, earriop, bracelets, ito., of the vane of :WI. the property of Mr. Archibald John Darling, of 46. Warren-Week Fitz rorluars Jeweller. Mr. Darling , a naunfactoriog wetter, said the primmer was employed by him se travel . and had taken away a lure number of articles and marked them all in his book as left on approbation with customers. which he (Mr. Darling) feud not to be the came. Amoopt the articled he had marked eve pair of earrings u left with Meows. London and Pyderoo approbation, but be had found they had not beee loft. The prisoner yesterday told him all the articles, inehtdiagemne tr.niete, were pledged in the Edgware-road, and that he scold give him every assistance in getting hi property back. Ht IYr. Darliag) wished the prisoner remanded, ea be had t:: time yet, the prisoner baring only bees takes into ette tdv yesterday, to get his evidence together. to The primmer admitted that what Mr. Darling bad said wee e. }remanded. BAPS OF AUSTRALASIA.- (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting was held tbis afternoon n the beak, !go. 4, Threadneedle-strat ; Mr. H. Wurrn in tv chair. The directors in their report stated that the P e the kook d u rin g th e h a lf.y ear t o 11th, April !a= Only and satufactory. Favourable aeoounts had beee ft:emed from the three branches recently opened New Zealand. The war in the northern Sand hu rendered circumspection necessary at ..:eland, but at this branch, as well as at Dunedin vi Christchurch. the bark was gradually acquiring a mccetioo, and the directors believed that the been vas beiug laid of a remunerative bonuses. The easy tee feature to which the directors bad to all hs attention of the proprietors, was the determinatioe ter had come to of receiving deposits is Lutdoe at F.tereat for fixed periods, as annennced by their circular :ever of the 29th of June. This measure had been adopted • mature onnridemtioo, the object being to employ the csiey so raised in the general operations of the bank in :Le Australian colo .ies, and the directors °pendently wetted that it would become a useful auxiliary to the t . ..ituen. The fourth sod lags instalment of 101. per share the sew "tea would be payable on the lit November Thi s wield complete the paid-up units] of the :stic to 1,:510,000/., the amount limited by the charter, the directors remind the proprietors that this secession ultof. to the capital bad beets effected on very 'Oran. term. to the holders of old shame, the sew shares , hrog bees distributed at par. In conclusion, the directors 41 ' , teed their intestine of declaring the same dividend ad loons on the old shares as at April last, being together 12% par Aare, or at the rate of 14 per cent. iirr annum. payable on the 11th October nett, foie of in rre tat. The first ionalasent of 101. paid on the new , Inlitlatieg to 75,00 W., would than also participate st_th e same rate, inanely Ins. per share. titan:saw, in moving the adoption of the report, •ryel that be hail little of importance to eneirimunate b•-• •td what was stated is the document itself. The progress of tie hank had been steady and satisfactory. It bed et •ied a very fair glare of the business of the e' in ; and the accounts from New Zealand • satisfactory, though matters had not bees F.' eisntly developed to enable him to say numb • .sir operations in that part of the world. T'hsy maid re.,d.i!. trail themselves of any deposits that might be made - .them, and though a g r ea t amoun t h a d no t y e t been re ce • A, they hoped that they would soon have a much farm 7,-. from than source, and that they would be able to employ ditable terms. Mr. IV. Roney was satisfied with the reasons which had atsijned for receiving deposits, bet he wished to know Period it was proposed to take them CiIAIRVAN said that the shorteat period for which •,' ; rouoiel to take money was twelve months. A notice s , -lire months would also be required, but that notice be Riven when the deposit was made. "moor thought that a shorter notice might pen "."5.1,4 taken. Sir. Jon.. considered that six swathe after the first year a,... ;:dbetufficient. The ('it tlitllAN said that the period of notice bad bees imidered. and the hosed were of rioinioo that lens months would not be sufficient. The moseys raised it the b..iik wer e proposed to be applied in purely rocut" - trausctione—in fut they were forbidden by their charte r to invest money in mortgages. After some further discussioe, the motion was agreed to oil it war unsound that the divided warrants would be tn.' , on the 11th of October. A v " , . of thanks to the chairman and directors concluded tt.t busmen. TM MURDER OR THE NORTH LONDON RAILWAY. ADJOURNED INQUEBT.--(TRD3 DAY.) This morning Mr. Humphreys„ the coroner for Foot Middlesex, resumed his *miry into the eirciametimem &steadies the death of the lets Mr. Thus. Briggs. Mr. Moojle, solicitor, WM is &Meadows, as repreasotimg the friss& of the dammed. The jury hosier suemired to their m e m . . - lirThisariee Young, aseistant to Mr. Annie, puma broker, of 121, liinceies, yea asilsd, sad having been sworn deposed—l received the chain now produced is pledge on Tuesday, the 12th of July, at about 2 o'clock is the afternoce. .I should sat remember the person who pledged it. I know it was pledged by a man. I lest him 1 10a. upon it. He gave the name of John Miller, 22, Jewrysireet. I did not spell the name to him whoa I gave him the ticket, an did he spell it to me. I had sever to my knowledge sees him before. (Wiesen pro duced the ticket, whicksa to name and date, confirmed hie statement.) Godfrey 'Ferdinand Repoli was next called, and deposed— I live at 12q, Jea m etaiii: lam a journeyman taiW, and work for Mr. von. I know Fleas Muller very well. He did not with me, but tame sometimes. Haifa lodged with me, and he and Muller were great friends. I have known Muller about two you,. I law Muller is my house on Friday, 6 th July. He worked • little and went out again. He was making his things to go out to America. I had given him leave to make up his things at my house. He left Mr. Hodgkin. eon's a fortnight before he left England. I don't know at what time he left my house in the Friday. He came to my house also oa the Saturday, and did more work then to his cloths*. I left my house that night at about 6 o'clock, tw in him there. I don't know whether he kept company with anybody. I next saw him between 10 a nd it o ' c l oc k on the Monday morning. He then came to my house. He showed me a new chain which he took out of his waistcoat pocket. it was not attached to his button-hole but in his spokes. It was • new chain. He did not take it out of a box. He said he was going to boy his ticket for the ship, and had met a German there who had several chains and riap, and he bought it of him. He told me that he met the German on board. He showed me also • :Jog which he said he had bought. The chain produced is the one he showed me. I remember it, the atone being oa one aide, the same as his (prisoner's) chain had. I had never sees the chain before. He told me be paid 31. 151. for the chain sad le. 6d. for the ring. Having shown me the chain ne pat it in hie button-bole. He did not attach it to a watch, nor did I see him with • watch then or at any time after. I do not know whether his drew was the same on Monday that be wore oa the Saturday. When be came on the Monday he had on an overcoat and light trousers. I noticed that he had a new hat, and I mid to him, " You have got • sew hate again." He replied, Oh, I had this two months ago." It was in • good state. He said that he had only worn it three or four times. I took it in my hand, and saw that it was a very good hat. He said he had given 14s. 6d. for it. I did not Donee the maker's name. He left ni.7 house between 12 and lon the Monday. It was about my dinner hour. He came back about 5 or 6 o'clock in the evening, and wept out with Haffa. I maw him again on Turley. He was at my home sane time on that day, going ea with hie work. The same thing took place oa the Wades. day. Os Thursday he came to my home about 9 o'clock, and I west with him to the ship the Victoria. Nobody was with us. It was about 10 o'clock when Muller and I went out to go to the ship. I Teat with him on board sad remised about three-quarters of so hour, when I came away lassie( him on board. On the Wedoenday afternoon when he came hook to me about 4 o'clock he said he wanted 12a. to make up his passage mosey and to pay his lodgings and other little Wing. He produced the ticket of 'gold chain, and said, " This is the ticket of the chain I showed you, and I wish toseLl it, for I cannot take it out of pledge when I am in America." !them went with him to Haifa at Mr. Hodgkimoo's to ask him to boy the chain. He said he had no mosey, but that he hat got a suit of clothes in my bows, and bold me to to and paws it asd give Muller 12a. I did to. ' I did not tee Moller speak to anybody when he went on board. I did not me any differeaos is Muller from the week prior up to the time of his eolith& 1 pawned the clothes for the em crated, 12.4., and gave both the money and ticket to Haifa. 1 saw Haifa give the money to Muller. I saw Muller give Haifa the titbit for the chain at the same lime. He told me on the Nasdaq that be had bought the chain aid ring of the Garman that morning. I lived at 22, Jewiantreet before I lived at 124, and Muller lived there too, bat he lied left Worst went to Urethan,. I went down into his berth when I wanton board the Victoria, and saw his boxes and things there. He wore the same hat the I had seen him wear on the Mcoduy. . . . . . BRIT= P 06918310148. Pd. I Lamm. By the Jary—l saw him every day daring that week till be mot away. We had some talk of the murder, but nothing particolar. I spoke to him of it on the Monday, saying that was a shocking thing. that murder, on the railway, the people wore all them talking about 41 Is made no mark reply. By Mr. Moojte—When he told me that be had given 14a dd. for the hat, I said it was • very cheap hat for the amen, "it is worth a gnineL" Be did not my anything is mower. - By toe boroner—Tlie hat had nis mourning hat band upon it. I saw him on the Wadosalay (f Mick it was) trying to pet a hat bead on it. He did eat mooned and g a.e it up. Ido not know that he via in amusing. He did not teU me why be wanted to pot the mourmog band on. I do not think I should know the bat he formerly wore if I saw it. Mrs. Elizabeth Sarah Iterecb, wife of the last witness, wee next examined. She said-1 know Muller. I saw him at oar home on Saturday, 9th of July. He came in about 1 o'clock, and sat himself down to work. I wait out be tween 7 and 8 o'clock, rhea he we. still them with Hafla. I next mw him on the Monday morning. I heard the conversation about the chain, and saw him take it out of his weakest pocket. He told me Ise bad bought it of a man at the docks that morning. I bad it is my hand, and examined it. The *Main produced woe the same. He said he bad give. 3/. ISt for the chain and he showed me • plain ring with a white stone. whi ch he said be bad bought at the same time for 71. 6d. He said be had been to the docks to buy his passage ticket, and had met the German, I understood him to say In the docks, as he was going to the ship. I never saw him with that chain before. When he had shown it to me I said, " It may be dangerous for you to wear the chain loose. you might lose it " and I lest him • locket, which be attached to it, axed put the chain through his button hole. He returned the locket on the Monday morning. On the Satarday, what became, be wore dark Smears, and when he same oa the Monday he wore light trousers. otherwise he wee dressed the same. I noticed that he had • new hat oe ea the Monday morning. I observed it lest and raid "Oh, how extravagant you are to have another new hat." He replied " I smashed the other one, and threw it in the dust hole. sad I Lave had this about a mouth." He told me be had paid 14e. 6d. for it. My husband said it more like aguiosa hat than one at 14.6 d. He came on the Tuesday, Wedseaday, and Thursday to our home to work, bet he did very little work. 1 was pre sent on the Wednesday wheel he said be wanted 12s. He said be was ISt abort, and asked my husband to bay the ticket of the chain I had seat. My hothead told him he eould set, and they left together to go to Mr. Haifa. I saw my bethand give the 12• for the snit he had pawned to Haifa. I saw Haifa give is to Muller, and Muller gave the ticket of the chain to Maffei. I saw Muller try to pat oo the black band to the bat oa the Weiner:lay. He did not say why he wished to put it 00. It was a black cloth band. When he found he could not get it oo he threw it on ow side, and it WSJ left at my house. The reason he could not get it on was that it was not the right side. 'did not refer to the murder of Mr. Briggs is his presence. He came between nine and ten ea Thursday, and my husband went out with him at ten o'clock. 1 have not seen him since, Mr. Atkinson, • master mariner, of 2. Lanra4erraos, Campbsll•road, Bow, having been sworn, deposed I have given up the sea since November last ; but being out of health I went oat in the Victoria as pilot, thinking it would benefit me. I joined her in the Loudon Docks on Friday morning. the 15th July. We left the pier heed at • quarter before Bin the morning. We had between 20 and 30 passengers on board. I went as far as the light ship of Bognor io her. I left her off Bognor at 2 o'clock on the Saturday afternoon. I did not know Muller, but • passenger came to me on the Friday afternoon, between 3 and 4 o'clock, and melted me if I would take a letter on shore. I refused to do so, telling hint that nest day would be in time for all passengers' letters. He was a foreigner. I thought by the way be spoke that be was • Germ.s. I received a lot of letters on the Saturday to take o• shore from the passengers, but I cannot for certain my that the foreigner gave me one. I received 213 letters altogether, and the passengers all came to me with them together ss I was about leaving. I imagime he came with the net, hut I am not certain. I cannot identify the photograph portrait produced as that of the foreigner who asked me to take the letter on shore. I posted all the letters but nee. The letters I put stamps upon I marked with • private mark. I did not notiee the addressee. If I had done mend had seen one addressed to Bow, it would have struck my attention. . . The Coroner here observed that the only other wit nevem whom at present it was thought necessary to examine were absent from England. and it would be some time before they could be back : rt would be better to d imwit for three weeks. It wee stated that Mr. Briggs's chaio had been taken out to New York as a necessary hub in the °silence which would require to be given there. The iagniry was then further adjourned to Thursday, September 8, at 10 o'clock. CURIOUS CASE OF CONTEMPT or COURT.—The daughter ef a furniture broker, a good•lookieg girl ef about 20, wee limed IW. for moterapt of court eti Saturday * Mr. J. a Amble& the recorder of Liverpool. A writ was served epee the girl's mother ia a wrong same. The daughter, although the bad nothing to do with the settee, appeared as the Court of Passage se the defeadeat. aid sought to obthia a verdiet ou the technical Piet that the writ bad bees scored ea the wog/ person. The Recorder mid the girl knew perfectly well that the writ was intended for bar mother, and the bed tosorted to this trick to mislead the court; the correctness of the Dame was immaterial, sod • mad was intend far the plaintiff. THE EXPRESS MONDAY SLPViardria AUGUST' 2441, SHARE Lltf3-(THl8 D 474 Two o'Owm The railway market continues dull, with little boldness. As relrards the principal stooks, the variations oomprrae a decline of 4 per cent. in London and South Western, in Midland and South Eastern, and I in Great Western. London and North Western stook is now gnoted 1164 to 117 ; Great Western, 69* to ; 1116 to * ; lAncsabire and Yorlothire 116* to 117, ex div. ; South Eastern, 881 to ; Metropoli tan, 11.211 to 113 ; London and South Western, 974 to 964 ; Great Easter; 47 to ; Caledonian, 126 to ; and Great Northern, 131 to 133. With the exception of Scinde, which has declined, the Indian railway stocks exhibit no change. Canadian and foreign lines are quiet. ...ART WARM AND ATOM. 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(From the Zioerpool Merouryf.) lIBLFAfft &MAT. The rioting Ina at last ended. Lad night reover very guistly. A few shots Imre heard he disMriM districts, bet nothing beyond this mowed. All the pobliohousee wore closed at 6 o'elock yesterday meolas, mid will motions so darts( the day sod up to 10 o'olook tomorrow marsh & BWD/a NIGHT. The town eeriness east. It was expected that hams" would take place at the faurals of the Reran catholic party which took pros to-day, bat they pared o ff without any. The Meade of the parties only were allowed to accompany their respaim. It is reported that another man who was bred at in ttirow by the constabulary on Tuesday last died to-day. a prooesaion be in contemplation for the burial of dressed Orangemen, it will not be allowed by the anthori. Ira. It is hoped that bushier will be resumed to-morrow. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IILARIE-LANF..—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to-day the arrivals of both old sad new wheat wore only moderate, but the geweral quality l lee supply was good Ou the whole the demand ruled atiody at Monday's currency, sad at which a good eleareaco was effected. With foreign wheats we were well aapplisd. Good and fin maniples changed heals to a fair extent, at fell quota tines ; but all other kinds were much neglected at late totes. The supply of barley was moderate. New qualities were taken off somewhat firmly, at from 32/. to 371. per Raerter. Old parcels, including foreign, were tolerably firm in prim. Malt, the show of which was moderately good, wee • slow inquiry, but not cheaper. Although the supply of foreign oats was large, the oat trade was rather active, at an improvement in the quota tions of fid. per quarter. The few beans on offer were disposed of at very fall prices. A parcel of new long pods warn on sale, bat very deficient in size. _ _ _ Peas trcovad oC steadily, al, folly Lut west's convaey. The demand for flour, both English end foreign, waa in • aluggish state, on former terms. The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast have been only moderate. Wheat has met a dull inquiry, at about stationary priosz (Mirka his sold at 40e. 6d. • Polish, 38e. ; lowa, 38s. • sad Ililwankie, 38s. 3d: to 38a. 6d. per quarter. Wain has moved off 'timidity et 27e. 10d. far Mead and 29.. for Odom. In burley very little her been doing at 23.. for 'Wail, and 23.. 3d. for Danubian. Rye is nominal, at 27.. to 28e. per 481:111e. for Danubian, Black SIS, and Azo ff . Beam ruled dull at 35e. to 361. for Fcrptian. Danubian milletmed is held at 23a, and Syrian Dail, 27e. to 28e. par quarter. We have so change to notice in the value of Lin seed. Azoff has sold at 65.. per quarter, and several parcels have found buyers for arrival. In ware house Bombay may be quoted at 64.. to 65e. ; Calcutta, 665. to 67a. ; Odessa and Azoff, 64e. to 65e. ; Egyptian, 62e. to 63.. ; fine St. Petersburg, 60s. to Mk. ; Ar 49a.; and Rip, 13s. to 50s. per qr. Linseed eakeetr a = octave ; London-made, 104 to lit ; New York, in barrels, 101. 10a. ; ditto in bag., 101. to 101. Sa ; Western, is bap, 91. 10a. to 91. 17e. 6d. ; end Marseilles, 81. to 91. 5a par too. Cottonseed calms are worth 51. ss. to 51. 10e. pAr toe. Rapeseed ia steady, but sot &ewer. Gummi, 70a. to 71s. • Perosepore, 63.. to 65e. ; Calcutta, 59.. to 60a.; wild . dack Sea and Azoff, 35e. to 36a. per quarter. The inquffy for cottonseed la somewhat restricted, at 71. 5.. to 71. 15.. par ton. The quantity on penises has rather biennia _ ~aarssra os Sms.—Fetish : Tares, 281 ; rapeseed, 67 ; maim, 40 ; sad wadi 730 qrs. Foreign Tires, 29 ; 1=d1,346 ; sad w , 110 qrs. ims.—Lizteed, 1,1 ; oilseed, 10 ; miry, 45 qrs. ; sad Boar, 5,809 PRICK& Qr: Inoue. it Um, Kink 1.4181 . 11 30 to 44 „ -- 11:46 41 to 44 Do. wb1i0,1863 44 to 47 r Cp. • 1664 43 to 67 Iforfour and Elneola - - ne: eei. 10 to IS BABIZL 0326. 6. I. 603te4 feed Scotch potato Iriab, obit* „ Wick Yoking -.. 20 to 26 Diatilling ... to to 3‘ , Grinding 25 to 26 RMS. _ _ _ .. IMAM. Harman id to 37 Tick 37 to 40 Harrow Aiwa 6O to 42 —._ Gres ft NI la al 111 So ST NOM Tows aNda, par 20 St to 40 New ___ Tho. to Hoolehold SOW SS laulish, feed o 410. 18 to IS =sad Suffolk, 20 So N • . pads tr to 26' =dap Nto IT ?ORME. Par Q'. wean. I. I. Diablo sad Loa*. UN • 40 to 61 INN* it llaellea- N= 4O to 46 N to 41 lbassiwu bawl waft Arida" Tad . ~wbfa . i smual. bra g rataik, 1;M 44 to 46 Elapten sad Wan IS to 46 Brows 'sia' Per Qr. One. Danish sad Swedish 17 to TS 'Dui* - 19 Emil= U M 36 INMAN COIL WWl* SO to 21 Yellow _ 2O to SI Waft ti to n MAlUIm Nagai 2B to 30 hoes. 'tench. per rick .... to to n Spozdah, „ .... 31 to Si Mostiernat, per bd. .. 19 to VI 10'424.11u. „ .. 19 to VI !ISO LONDON. BY LAND AND 1 AVG. 13 TO AUG. 90, Mt, Beta. brow - l9 to 94 Led ♦EEIVAL{ OF GRAIN, am.. I WATER CAIELAGE, 111.01 INCLUSIVE. Foreign . Wheat Baxley. Malt. i 04: 7 113esaa 17j Flour. on. qn. are. qrs. opt lITS. brie ' 'eke. 30311 130 • 11221 $74 .. I NM r . 4 1, 5421 20021 112001 4111 •n* ID - 15157 3101 111063, 211115(17-51 Total.. KS SM. 1646 LPirESPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (DT ELELIIOO AND INTRENATEONAL TELEGRAM) mom oci ORN onanrcuroiarr.) Tbs market without closes. Bass about 6,000 bales. 100 alliAthatiodllo. Lumens St. 'NO Doullor.&C.log.6p.e. 10 110 , Do. B Mono 1100 4 a Baas et LW Hum IS a I Do. Protonoos 1011 100 Defl.,BuntotOodirlal ' dp o. Ban. Aug. 1, 1111 . 1 NO 100 Do. do. July 1, MI 100 100 Do. do. Jae 1, 1874; Bt. 100 Ca et B. Zulus 5g.0. g. I 100 1 ) 0 0 0 Dal*. 100 111 Deoutar. ! , 4P•c•PaV 34,. ISO P.K. oqou. P. 0 • • It. 100 gut Indian go. 11 do 10 .11 Do. 0 artisan 01 all Dal d. n to .llkea Tnroo - lo 08 Trucked unlade all all I Do. be peel. %ads all , Do. do. deferred, ' ! Do. me pref. Hoods all , Do. do. deferred , •111 Do. Ind pref. block all Do. do. deferred tWI Do. Mk pref. Stook 1 ; ell Do. do. deferred . 1M 'Steal Indian Peninsula' 4 111 Do. goo 0 per omit NO I I Do. New do. a. ph et o.ello 4.6 p. ,100 I Do Ds Of yr ant IL I lei et. Neaten of Canada' WI L ' Do. New Ile al Do.ep e. Ma. pay. 107 41 100 all I Dog do. do. 18774 le 11 'ultimo/Comb. Limited 10 1 • Do. New IS. Madras goer. 5 p. ant I it 1100 I Do. do. 11. 100 Do. do. do.—' 10 , 11 i Do. FM K . 100 Kelt Corp. 0 per e.. Rd/ 110 an . 11•1 b. and Hoteon's Eisql 10 I all I N.HroadtCLaele.dt 1111 eft 110 IN.LotCaa.4p.oletp.B.l tit 100 Sonde. eaa. I Par mot I M. 100 I De. Delhi do. SS I Do. do. do. 111. 1110 I Do. Faunae do St ll* Do. Lad= Knot. tlo , MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAT.) 3170•11.—The market has bean liactive since Friday for both raw and rased. COMI. —The market is Arm for calory qualities at full prima but the amount of busiaess transacted Is not exten sive, rather eiteadre parcels being declared for public sale daring the week. Tga.—The market is unaltered. Itice..-8 00D begs of wbite Bengal sold m 10s. 9d. to 13s. for middling old to rood pearly new. Saursra6-150 begs Bengal sold at 30,. 6d. cash, for refraetiou Corros. —Man is more dimpositioe to purehme, but the sales uelimited to a few hundred bales. The Wes advertised foe to-roorrow 000sMt of 7CO casks of West Judie, 9,500 bags Mauritius, sod 2000 bags East lodic sugar ; 750 casks. 1,400 cases, and SOO bags sod bales coffee; GOO bap moos, 2,5C3 pa g es Assam tes, 4,400 imp of rice, sod sundry drysaltery TALLOW MARKET. -(THIS DA t.) The market is steady. Priam are quoted as follows : Town tallow. 40a, Bd., net cask ; Potereborg Y. 0., on tits spot, 41a. 9d. ; October to December, 43e. 9d. to 43e. 6d. ; lansary to Yank 1865, 44e. 9d. PARTICI7LAIA O TALLOW. I ItleL Rock ou hood td e day ....esaka 38,574 1 41.875 Delivery last week l.OBl 911 Ditto trivia US Jaw 17,615 10,888 Arrival last week I Ditto trees let Jane rrioeir.C.oothespottlitsdayrot 1 46A W. I 4ls dd. Ditto Towle Yet friday soe. Od. tile. W. 1884. 43,083 Pre 11,9 a 9.870 41,. Bd. 4U. Od. Arrival kir tke weak lodise Anatol et, WS year. Mal casks and delivers 1.544 coke. Tke arrival lei week eonterieed 6 teaks Petersburg. METROPOLITAN CAME MALRICIrt (THIS DAY.) . . The Dumber of beasti is Dearly as large as os Yoeday hat. Choke qualities am still seams and are readily dispord of at fully late rates. Trade is slow for inferior wad a char. anos cannot be effected. The supply of Plump pad lambs is about the same as last week ; the demand for sheep is good ; is some instances at higher rates. Trade is bad for lambs. Calves are rather lower. From Germany and Helloed there art 2,640 boats ; 1,065 sheep, 336 calves. and 50 pigs. Bole 106 beast.. Inland, 280 ; and 2,730 from North sad Midland Comities. Par Holm at alba. a. 4. 4..3.1 Par sites at Ina. a. 4.1. 4 But kola, Smith 4 B 6 01 Bast boa& IT 0 0 0 0 Bast BbortAtonta 4 6 4 10 . Ent Long-ar001i.... 4 8 4 10 Mooed qua/ barb 2 B 3 6 Do. do. Mora . ... 0 0 0 0 Calves P 424 2 4 4 4 Dade. BOOM . ... 0 0 0 0 8.4 Doak flrtf-aroi. 6S 6 6 . • Imaita.. .... 54 6 4 eeuts it iaUket, 6560; $6l 470. ; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.; Messrs. Pattendea Ad Smith report As &mod Lc 1863 very limited, but stocks beim vary reduced prime keep firm. About 15 pockets of the wow growth have arrived at market, which realised 71. 7. to 81. per cwt. The plaits limas reimerally ere prcgreming very favourably. THITNDENSTOIN.—A somewhat severe thunder storm, accompanied by e heavy fall of rale, passed over the metropolis Waves 10 sad 11 o'clock yeste►day moraine. Warrawavax Jrwerlos RAILWAY.—The direc ten of this oompasy 'Meld to recommend a dividend at the Este of 15 parr cent per ►oeam for the last half-year. MONIWUTHBHIP. WAGGON CONTANY.—The hilt yearly meetieg wee bold et the oaks, Newport, oa Wadoes. day, Mr. a Bailey, 5f.P., in the chair. The directors' report was tuweimooslv adopted, and a dividend at the rate par asst. per swum wee declared for the hell•year. ORDINARY SMARM AND ATOCRA. 68 00 101 102 Ws I am #i a 76 SO 76 SO 76 80 06 100 94 96 102 10i 101 . 102. 1 .-iii ,0 - k - isi iii -91 93 Ti 73 ft a 66 97 14 67 48 93 41 46 IT 29 26 20 192 103 WI =P67 99 101 11 ) 1 a* M In es s 4 Ow tm N. 154 oa - 95 • lle Si 66 SO id 92 91 in 1614 144 44 par 96 97 99e 1601 JOINT /MOCK BANKS. 16 .• ° "1 1 ?2 4 l in a- 1.11.1. ---- ---"- 110050 - ' - 20.000 10 j Do. .Now p.l 10,000 10 Albion SOW 100 1 AltlooooLosAlayseposl t0,c46 100 Do. New 100,000 00 11010 A 0 !* 1111 .... 20 A eiTIO I4liu (Malted) 40 Asalrelasis 40 Do. New 20 Hanka Bri 26 'Bank of =, 100 Bank of BO Bank of Otago ;Waited) 100 Bask of Queensland (L) 60 Bankofrirtoria,Aiutrla 140 Beak of WaleLl i taL i d 10 Bank of New Bragllan&Portugu 60 British & Californian (L 60 British N. ilansrles le C. Mk. indla,Ass.,ll\isr If LW. Bey_ 00,0001 7f Chart. Me , of 1011s.to. 10 000 IS Do. Ke w 0.000 100 City 55.6456 U rote. flank of led* te. 10 Coneolidated Ewa (1 ) IGO Continsetel (L) 60 east Landow (UMW( 60 Do. New 10 Eng.Scol&Aust.Chartd 60 English and Sweetish (L SO European linnk;Limited 60 Do. New 10.000 100 thirdameblowthe.(l4 10,000 100 Do. New 11,0,10 100 Imperial Book, Limited S,OOO 100 Do. New 10,000 60 hop. Bk.of 116,000 , SO Imperial Mama& MOW 60 intrllll4lolllll Beak IL) 6,060 U lonian 0,000 25 Do._ 100.000 *SOO 141 Len. Bk.ofbleslco,&el 6 lee* 100 Loa Bank of Soothed 111 10,01, 100 London end Bruillon 49 &Me tea •Lon.B.Ayros&R.Platea, 69 20,900 Do. New, leant 11 pm row log Lea, BD, 0 a 6L.L OL, 92 I 00,000 10 lon. Ch.llank of Stieh l. all 10.000 100 louden and Colonial (L 111 10,000 SO London and County 00 6,030 100 Lon. HarebaCon. U4lO 00,000 IS London Joint Stook be I 10.009 100 Lou. and Northers (L ) le 20,000 SO London& South Atrkas 6,000 100 Lou. &B. Western (Una 00 60,0:,0 100 Lou. & Westantnstar IS 10,600 WO Merchant Bank ,Lint.) 111' 10,106 60 Merciuddle & tooluailL le 20,090 60 Do. New 10,000 100 Vitra &Pro.. hank Vs le 6,000 100 Mkttaaal Bank (IJai.) 10,000 600 National of Ur 26,000 &Pro.* , Wow 12 1 20,000 60 tratloul Sank, New 16,000 le +Se* eat* Wales aG 40,010 10 New Leland (Liallad) 1 10,000 90 Korth Western 10,400 16 Oriental Beak Cower all 20,000 60 rrovlnlianktalCorp.a, 10.000 110 • rroVle. of Ireland 27,600 10 letade, Peat, 1110110 (1. le 10,000 16 len* easOrwha ell 10,000 U Son* Latin (Lin.) 10,010 100 OWE& al & B. &Mu Ole lOC Do. es. 19,000 02 it:lnks* A :Wm SI 10,000 100 Chloe 01 Milani ) WSW DI Vain al loniaa 10,000 ■o.ooo' 4000 10,0001 I 4000, I 10.000 60,(00; NAN I 16.000 I onsolizzAmious. , Aitsle•Mackaa tr zi6 ataircalcs Poway ( MOM A 1111163•12 Lodi L I I. Mag. Td. (14 British lonia Ti. (I ) Cseacla C.cms.paki 'Ceylon FCoaeot I?on.re2Progi. 41. City etAteleasKar.(4) Oessweinlijniasil' ollitatal Db na ... a... Continental Un.(baiL.l / B°o l li' ll e a g =4: ( 6. plant Fonder Do. of ilsaritias (L] ,Credlt.llolSlier St Otpl2l Taboo U. I Do. Protereece 1 Do.llp. el hem Deb , 00 DlioomaDoonf,L 20 111. WY Ilmigellom &e. ,a.. 3 1: =Deem& Ir.(1. 5 Nam sad Au 00 204.M00U1121111 20 Flooodal Corpoestioe I 60 Romeid Discount (L) 10 Worebouse (L. 60 (limited) ..._. I ID G.OreltaltaelLom% 16 Gem Stem Nov 60 Home& Zolonialt a t 10 liodemeaßoy SO &Ner.edL Aim (L) 2 Carrying (Ltm. II lalleesoilrinameoe (L. 90 ,laterooLland Credit( 10 "Italian lettmiCom Om) ! .001 Do. lip. c. Mie LIU° 15 Foist/23a Diestai(L.)l 50 lead Semarttlem (Lbw) 25 1 Loot Africa& Trailer U ILood.aadeeiettomlLiL 6 Leed.Oletrict Ulu. ) 60 ' Load. ream Lao. ) SO I Do. New 4 [ ' Loud. Omnibus C.(L) 50 'Loud., Ream &c. 5.2. 10 :Leod.Ner. Discoant:L) IS gated. Provieolaliiirine 10 Slider Irriga. a Cams/ 10 Do. II Marine levettmestiL L 1 10 Itsaritios leadotc. L le Med% Eau. 221 6* Wilwall Lon Werke II Naiellaad*Cot C. (L) 16 Nailoael Ots. Cam (L) SO Noiloul limindid (IA 1111 Nattesel Mum Nay. 10 Nerboddaoml & L 10 Do. New Is N l er .0 & slood T.Lose(L PM le .Belt. Aostulastam(L) GO .Beitellereeo.lo.(l 2 NovoScotieGmedL. .li 2 Do. do. 26 !Ocean Hulse limn 20 Tell _ Note Commercial (L. lOrleattl Masada (L)1 ,Orteatal Gas (Lotted) Do. New Orlant.lalaadSiaaaa(L) Otago& Stlllandluvait. Ottoman Iflnsoetal (L.) lOtiotaaa Oas (tAndted Paaataall.lLlkasat(L) I Do. do. 1 Pealit•.LeddtYla(L ,Patinaular O. Waal :Quebrada L, Z., 111L(L.' gDo. eizy w lroa &to!. City hover. (L) , Ditto ditto . • Royal manst.. .. Acct. Matra Invest. LL. C , ;Smith, Knight &Co. Soe.Tittaa..rieryto( )1 la. African IL & lL (L lboalla Amtrak= Load illabasatiao To ifol.Colustroc =t; Thataai&Mertey la.i ) Trost &Agoacyod.taa. L lUp&L Co. of 10. CSIMAIS MW& C. Wig. IDolma Marino laa (I.) Upper Araaartgaat ) IDitto van Di 4111201 1 .1 Land Warrant Fluence[Lbs. I Wtotladia&Tactfic a L. PREFERENCE SHARES. Ridlaad Coos. Bristol and Birmingham, 6 per next, 1361. North Eastern Consolid. Pref. 4 per not., soi to 90, x FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Namur and Liege gua. 14f. p. an. by Belgian govern ment, 81. Recite and San Francisco, limited gear. 7 par cent., 13i. San Panlo limited guaranteed, 7 per mat. (all paid) 18. PROVINCIAL SNARE NAZZITS. Liviaroot.. Annum 90 —tiolts this day to, amount) :—llms• chaster, ahelleld, sad 66-11 ercentlle an lbehaage Bank, 7 lb-14 p.— National Baak, 7 p.—Confederate Loma, 77i Natioaaliiteam, 4 die lamentonsx, AVOOttr 20.—1 n Shia market to-day Worcester aad DirmintMain Canal shares were dealt la at 131 and Fatale Shaft and Axle shares, at di prams ez dhr. Amend the elation priors sera Oloacester Wants aloree at 1l to 111: Nut sad non abases, at le to 9 prem.; and Yet Waimea, new shares, wire WS to Mr. Leslie Stephen, en Englishman, and mem ber of the Alpine Club (says (Jahr/moil wee the first who, in 1861 reached the summit of the Schreckhorn is the Herniae Oberland, since which time, up to lees week, no one had visited that mountain. A few days ago, however, • Federal Sag wee seen Hosting on that point, which proved that the ous undertaking, attem pted by three members tie Bermes section, had been successful. Those travellers N M. H des Fellenbem Professor Mai, of Berme, and the protestant clergyman Gmiver, of Griodelwald. M. Ream, au a member of the Bealilld section ? made, on the Ist inst., the first ancerst of the higbest point of the group of Thierberg (10.257 fur). Mier Walker, of Liverpool, who hat year made the semi of the Finsleraarhorm of Mont Roes, arid Mont Blanc, has lately effected that of the Eiger. MUNIFICENT BEQUESTL—The Liverpool Courser states that the late Mr. Themes Robin's, of Sandford home, Bootle, him left the following bequests to the local and other institutioss, he., the hospitals and ether chari table esteblishmeote named being onometed with the bier lairmery,l.ooo4 ; North Mummery, COOL ; South Dispensary 6004 ; Blind Asylum, KN. ; Blue Coat Boopiti oi 6ool. ; Northern Hospital, 5(31. ; Southern Hospital. . Church Miesioass7 Society, 5001. ; ladies' Charity. 2501. ; Scripture Readers' Society, 2501. ; Infest Orphaa Asylum, 2501. ; Bo's ' Orphan Asylum, 2504 ; Girls' Orphaa Asylum, 2501. ; Bootle National Sohool, LOOM ; St. Thomas's flehool. 1001.; Bolton-k-Sucle. 1,5001.; fora curate of St. Mary's, Bootle, 1 2 6001. ; total, 9,5601. MANCHESTIB. UNITY ODD FILLOWB.--OD Fri day evening last • special meeting of delegates from the various lodges of the North Lantos District was held at the Assembly-mom, Portman Anus, Milton-street, Dorset. square, presided over by Prow. G.M. Stephens. The bari um, was to meeider the proposition of the Islington Lodge to alter the 43th District rat, se sa to Mamma the ammo{ of benefit from 12s. to 15s. per week in eroknem. but for 26 weeks instead of 52 u at pressot ; after that time the re duced pay to be 9s. for 26 weeks, and 6s. for the remainder of dimes. Several amendments were made, that of the 85. Martins' being to allow all members to subscribe far either scale of benefit up to U. per week, amordiog to the recently adopted scale pored at the second speeder/ at Birkenhead. The ameedment from the anion was with. drawn to favour of the St. Martian'. Mr. Bellerhy, of the the Northampton Lodge, moved, "That the sth scale, table 111 the general roles be adopted by the district," white wag carried. The rule is therefore virtually the same as before, with the exception of new members having to pay • somewhat higher scale of contribute:me which are graduated according to age, and power being given to admit members to the age of 45 yeses. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A MANCHVITER GENTLEMAN AT LLANDUDNO. —A melsocholy and fatal accident hop peed on Friday to a young gentleman named Leidy, who, with his permits and other members of his family, was on a visit to Llandudno, North Wales. The you's gentleman was about 22 years of am, and was the only son of Mr. John Loislee, of Pork-road, Victoria-park, and • =mks' , of the firm of Da Fay sod Co.. merchant', 32, Booth-street. On Friday young Mr. Leisler went out in • boat on Llandudoo Bay, in company with a gentle. men named Book, nos of the sons of the Dean of Chichester. Mr. Leisler had his gun eith him. and at the request of hie friend shot at • gull which was hovering near the Ortne's Head. The bird was struck by the shot, and fell upon the hoe of the rock at a consider able height from the shore, Mr. Lelaler laoded, scaled the rock, and secured the bird. which he threw down to his friend. Is demending, he caught hold of a tuft of gram which was growing from the rock. The hold was insecure and treacherous ; the grass gave way, and the unfortunate young man fell from a terrible height to the ground. He gasped, and died directly in the arms of his friend. The sad affair has mat a deep gloom over the whole neighbour- hood, and is much deplored by the large circle of Man- cheater friends with whom the deceased and his family were connected. --- AMIDST? ON THE SOIITH WISTERN RAILWAY. - A very shocking 'oddest, bk,ly to terwloate fatally, oce served ots Friday eight to a hey named Edward Johnson. aged 11, living at 53, Castleatreat, Leiceeter-sqoare. He had been with the children of the Free &hod, Bedford bury, to Hiehmood. for their annual treat, mid ea rota' elm home, passing the Barnes 'tattoo, the peer fellow, while rompieg with soother boy, was pushed aphid the door of the amine, which dew ipso, and fell out bead foremast down the blight embaskm•et. The wheels of the carrion* did sot teach him. He wee 'Novaya' to Charing-erase Hospital without delay, sad as exambistise by Mr. Few sings, the house surgeon, was found to have sontelned moon el the heti,. ROYAL FMB HOSPITAL, GILAT'S-Mr-110AD.-Th. amber of Patirste relieved at this bosOtal dazing the weak sedin 206 August wee 4,0E4 of which 1,301 were n,w cam. 20.0001 17.1751., atoool Imo) ! 20.000' ao,oool io,oooi IN lOC 000 ~~ ii:OOO l i 10 000 ! C SS (I° i 8.600. 400.0001 20,000 i 10,000 17,000 10,000 , 10.000 A.U4 19.1641 15.000 200.0001. ak° lo l AM 10,400 U.S. MOW __ ___ 101,600 11.100 KOSS NAPO WON _ _ ii,Woo 10,000 70,000 mow 1011 -. 101} ion i" 10:01 100 1 M I GI. Idea I Mks. LE HS id, per Ipa I el 14 38 pus It geed TA ii ii owl - jail poll U xd IN lee , 1 ells pia ti SI 41 _ _ . i fells dl I 9pm I pp. P 9B km 441 48 al 311 !! U" zdi si 661-. 10i_ 1, lei ad Ili 0 if ii /VI 132 Y pas, 4 iti.T.l 1 2 ska id 114 toss id' pm 20 21 1 PIT i peal 3: Om' SiPra 1 10pa xdi sk9kola 3e ':e o 9 :s :7 pm! I: 7 70=1 6 6 pall " II tip= I 1. pa 3 s4pal I 10 pv 14 r _ __ Mi a' 1 4 pel Li tirmi .7. - Pi TS 75 is' 1 pad SS 60 ..2.psi 34 Sii —l II 3 poi II 111 ii 72 tow' I i $3 l: 4 7 . gri i 51; iar 1 1 17i lion :a; “ 44: = 1 rar 51 ge i es 0 por le 11 1 r sk as. 1 111 Pal pot 8 8 irl 12 61 1e U MCI t 7 111 101 ... St _id _d 6j ei i—e ... fa ts —, zd - at 50 24 01 Ili 1.1 101 le W$ I 111 19 I 11 IS lift Par 3 ii iiml i 73 _Jeri . 71 . , 1 $ `p !Y I PS 1 GPIls I in, r tPi !mi 7 l am, 1: 3 3 112 100 112 - i - fps' Se le 4: 1 14 . 1014 ii; !Pm' 44 15pm zd 4 6 dist it pas xd i S ' slam ATE, M4deme IS_ Si 1 "ii -I.peal PW i• • %pa 11.42481 1 1 3 Mal idil Wee' 1 2 psi il=l is is — I Fmk' Par s l Idts Oh Ow Si 94 if .' z 4 101 11 zd 461 S MONEY MABIET.-THIS DAY.) Two o'CLom. There is still very little business doing in tie market for public securities, and prices continue to droop. Consols have declined per cent., and some British lines and foreign stocks 4to 4. The Confederate Loan is prominently heavy. Financial shares are comparatively steady. There is a moderate demand for money, at 74 t per cent. for choice three months' bills. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 40c., being bc. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 88* to 89, for money, and 894 to 4, for the account (Sept. 8). The afield business report is ss follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 4, 884 ; ditto, for accounts 894, 4, 4; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 1,1; New Three per Ceuta., 884, 4 ; Annuities, 1885, 143-14, if ; Bank Stack, 242; India, Stock, 213 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 1034 ; ditto Bonds, 15s. din ; Exchequer Bills, ICI& dis. ; ditto June, 15s. dbl. Foreign stocks are dull. Confederate bonds con tinue heavy, and have experienced a further fall of 14 per cent. Spanish Passive have also declined 4, and Consolid& and Mexican 4. Some of the present quotations are as follows : Turkish, 1858, 72 to 4 ; dittos 1862, 694 to 704 ; Consolidds, 504 to i; Greek, 234 to ; Spanish Passive, 30 to 4 ; Confederate, 76 to 77 ; and Mexican, 284 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brari lien, 1863, 86 ; Columbian, 804 ; Mexican. for acoonnt, 284, ; ditto 1864, 26 ; Portuguese, 1856, ac., 474 ; Russian, 1862, 88; Spanish Passive, for account, 304 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 12* ; Turkish, 1858, 72 ; ditto for account, 724. International Financial shares are now quoted 411 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 94 to 104 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 34 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 4; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 24 to 3 prem. ; Aberazaan Iron Works, par to 1 prem. ; and Imperial Mexican Railway, 4 to 4 prem. There were no operations in bullion at the Bank on Saturday. The Scotia has brought 14,000& in specie front New York. The quotation of the Bombay exchange just received shows no alteration. The numbers are published of 1,181 bonds of the Greek Loan, guaranteed by England, France, and Russia, which have been drawn for redemption. At the last meeting of the Soci6t6 F%nancihre d'Egyptc, held in Paris, a dividend equal to 12 and 2-3rds per cent. was declared, but the payment awaits the confirmation, by the Egyptian govern ment, of the resolutions adopted at the meeting. Tbe prospectus has been iaaued of "Hewett and Company,' an undertaking formed for the purpose of purchasing the business, fishing vessels, stock, plant, Arc., of Messrs. Hewett, of London, Bark ing, and Gorleston, a fishing firm, which has been successfully established for nearly a century The capital is 250,0001., in shares of 201. each. It is intended to extend the operations of the existing business by the employment of steamers. The Italian Irrigation Company (Canal Cavonr) have given notice of the forfeiture of 135 shares, on which the second and third instalments are in armor, unless the same shall be paid within fifteen days. A special meeting of the Lands Investment and Apportionment Company is called for the 29th inst. to consider a proposed alteration in the name of the company. The creditors of the Shields Marine Insurance Association and of the Shields Marine Cargo Freight and Outfit Association are required to send the particulars of their claims to the official liquidators on or before the lit October. SAITILDAT EVINIAIL The demand for discount has been below the average on a Saturday, and in the open market the rates continue at 71 to 1 par cent, On the Stock Exchange there has been an increased supply, and the nominal quotation for loans was 3 to 4 per cent, Consols opened this morning at 89 tot for mo ney, and 891 to for the account, and remained at those prices until the close. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 891, ; ditto, for account, 891; Three per Cents . Reduced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 881, ; India Five per Vent. stock, 104 1041. India Five per Ceuta, left off at 1031 to 1041, and Exchequer Bills at 25a. to 15a. diseonnt. Foreign stocks have been generally heavy, the chief reduction being in the Confederate Loan, Greek Bonds, Italian Five per Cents., Mexiian, Peruvian Four-and-a-Half par Cents. SpaniSk Passive, and Turkish Consolidis have also fallen. Portuguese descriptions exceptionally improved. The shares of the financial companies remain heavy. International closed at 44 to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; Loudon Financial, 94 to 101 prem. ; and Imperial Mercantile Credit, 3 4 to 4 Pram. Joint stock bank shares were likewise rather flat, and a decline took place in Chartered of India, Australia and China, London Joint Stock, and Metropolitan and Provincial. London and North ern, however, were slightly higher. In the miscellaneous market there was a further advance in Minivan Ironworks, and Fore-streak Warehouse ; London and Caledonian Marine also improved, while National Steam again receded. Colonial Government Securities left off the same as yesterday. The New Mexican Railway Company has bee* received with moderate favour. The first quotation was nominally Ito prem., but a decline gnutually took place tot to 1 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in other new undertaking' are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, *dia. tot prem. ; Humber Ironworks, 21 to 14 dia. ; and Abenunan Ironworks, i to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocs. The mining market is inanimate. East Gren ville shares are in exceptional request, and have risen to 61 to 7. Wheal Grenville and East Lovell have receded to 71 to and 10 to respectively. Wheal Seton are quoted 210 to 220, showing no eliangeln the Stock Exchange Devon Great Conaols have been dealt in at 585 and 5871; East Russell, at 61 ; and Great Lacey, at 14 and 14. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. St. John del Rey are officially marked 363. A call of 11. 15.. per share has been made on the contributories under class A, and those under class B numbered 1,6, 7,6, 12, 2 0 , 23 , and 3 3 0 1 the New Wheal Vor and East Wheal Mining Metal Company, in liquidation. Mr. G. A. Cape has been appointed liquidator of • the Snowbrook Silver Lead Mining Company, sal of the East Dyliffe Lead and Copper Mining Com pany, now winding up in the Court of Chancery. The East Darren Mine sold, on the 15th inst, 75 tons of lead ore, at 171. per ton ; and the Om ' Mtn, 27 tons, at 171.3 a. per ton, and 35 tons at ' 171. 17s. 6d. per ton. a oINGCLAR CASS OF PSZALDSII3. —A nitigniar CSOD came before the magistrates et Fleetwood on Btherday. A pare= named Hoed, a alumnae to the NOW F/Id• Timber Oompaay, wee charged with steel* two 504 saes, this proparty of the ocimpey. The history of the notes lea ce- , rime 000. Is Oaor, 1860, they were paid to • young me. the bookkeeper of the company, in the presence of , Hoed. They were afterwards missed, and the bookkeeper wee &area with stealing them. Bond being a whams Is the ease. The yeateg man was, however. discharged, ban ; took the dispose es deeply to heart that he booms paralysed. wed hes sew been bedridden foe about three ream Os Wednesday leek a pocket-book was found. an doubt.dl, belonging to Bond, ;sad in it were the two mist* motes. His stay Is th at be knows nothing about them. t ~ I I