The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-31 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (ram; DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (More Mr. Commissioner Evans.) IN NZ NOPOUR.-AN AFTER PETITION The bankrupt, formerly a schoolmaster, at Brighton. ap- Oka to pass his esamivation and for his order of discharge. Debts about 4001. . . _ . . It appeared that a former petition had been dismissed on the ground that the bankrupt bad paid his attorney 25/. and bad nothing left for his creditors. He has since been in etr , tody, bad been discharged by the registrar, and now came before the court on a petition in forma peuperia. His Honour, after herring Mr. Pook for, and Mr. Brough against the bankrupt. referred to the prior proceedings, and found that there was no record of the dismissal of the petition. Thereupon he declined to make any order, but adjourned the sitting generally. IN NZ W. KING SMITH.-JUDGKENT. The bankrupt, described asof Golden-square, and formerly of Fredericksburg, Virginia, applied for his release from custody. }-re was in prison at the suit of Mr. Lakeman, for contempt of the Court of Chancery, in not paying an amount of 5,500 i. debt and costs. Mr. fiargood opposed ; Mr. Chidley supported. His Honour, iu giving judgment, reviewed the facts, and said that the bankrupt had already applied to Mr. Com missioner Fonblanque, who bad refused to release him nukes proper bail were given. The bankrupt was an American his home was in America ; and he had no fixed residence in this country. The court concurred in the decision of Mr. Commissioner Fooblasque, and refused to release him. INKS SIMIOIIN MALCOLM, HART. • ' Thu was another application for release from custody. His Honour said--The bankrupt is in prison at the suit of several creditors, to whom he owes 1,1,001. and upwards. He does not produce any property whatever. There is no favourable feature in the case. I shall therefore not at pre. sent make any order for dismissing him. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH•STREET. PARISH PROMECUTION OF ♦ BROTHEL BEEPER. "Dr. Walton," alias Mr. Walton, alias Mr. Spiller,of 77, 1 Castle-street, Leicester-square, was charged by Mr. Allen, of Carlisle-street, Soho, on the part of St. Ann's lartsh,with keeping a common brothel. The prisoner was committed. bail being fixed ►t himself in 1001., and two securities in 501. each. SOUTHWARK. CUTTING AND WOUNDING WITH ♦ POKER. A masculine- looking women. named Elizabeth Ford, was charged with • murderous assault upon Helen Lambert with • poker, and indicting such serious injuries upon her that she now lies in • precarious state in Guy's Hospital. Police-constable 366 SL mid that about • quarter-past five last evening he was on duty in Tooley-street, when • boy came up to him sod told him that a woman had been murdered in Unicoeu-squere. Witness proceeded there im mediately, and say Helen Lambert lying on the ground bleeding profusely from • cut on the heed, and the prisoner stooping over her, pulling her by the hair of the head. He bad considerable daficultv in restraining her violence and securing her. The injured woman, who was insensible, was picked up and conveyed to Guy's Hospital, when it was found that she bad received two severe cuts on the head, and the doctor was of opinion that erysipelas might set in. The Magistrate asked if there was any person in court who witnessed the assault? The coostable replied in the negative. They were such • set of tad characters th►t it would be difficult to get canyon. to speak the truth. The prisoner here said that she never used the poker, bat it was all a fair stand-up fight between them. She and the complainant had been summoned at the police court that same afternoon, and Lambert told lies. When they got borne they quarrelled, and were having • fight when the policeman came and took her into custody. The constAle said that the wounds on the bead were in flicted with a blunt instrument, and he should be able on a future day to prove that. The magistrate remanded the prisoner until Monday next. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (3T L. nizaws.) GOODWOOD MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) THREE-YEAR-OLD BIENNIAL. Jul. and • belt Freeholder, Galleries Thorpe Langton, Disdain, Ash ford, Margery, Buckenhlin, Bertha, and hoellan are here. TWO-YEAR-OLD BIENNIAL. Six furlongs Declaration,Old Orange Oirl, Arracen, Monitor, and Lady Superior are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. Mile and a half. I;;ll4rreigh, My Partner, ida gem Semite, Malek,The Knave, BlN:knock, and Imperatrice are here. RACING STAKES. One mile. • Ashford, Duosira, and Cepheus are here. GOODWOOD CUP. Two miles and a half. The Nii:;;;.1, iica Whiffler, Zetlend, Audrey, Umpire, Duek, Palestre, Fairwater, The Knave, Buckenham, My Butner, and Feu-de Jam are here. MOLZOOMB STAKES. T. Y.C. Curie, Warhorse, Royal Stag, Wasp e, Gelert, Automa ton, Stampede, and Brick are here. CHICHESTER STAKES. T.Y.C. Spicebox, Lady Clifden, My Partner, Birdhill, Peignoir, Silverhair, True Blue, Sportiag Life, Entremot, Vancouver, Egerton, Enfield, Tisiphcoe, AOOO, Olive Branch, Wil d Dock, Apg, Lapidist, and Q.E.D. are here. FOUR-YEAR-OLDBIENNIAL. Three miles, 5 [wimp, 97 yards. Camarillo and Reveille are here. LATEST BETTING. 9 to 4 apt Wizard (t) 7 to 2 Fairwator (I) 5 to 1 Tim Whiffler (t) sto 1 Zatland (a) 11 to 1 Fat do JoW (t) 20 to 1 Audrey (t) SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cizooz. The railway market is Hat to-day, and most of the principal lines show a decline. Cale donian stock has receded per cent., Lancashire and Yorkshire and dland , South Eastern f, and London and North Western 4. There is not much business, the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed to-day, engaging attention. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 96f to ; Great Western, 73 to I ; L a ncashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to # ; Midland, 1301 to 131 ; Cale donian, 1081 to 1 ; Great Northern, 120 to 121 ; South Eastern, 85 to # ; Eastern Coun ti es, 591 to 60} ; and London and South Western, 1021 to 103 f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 41 to 1 prem. Other foreign, as well as colonial lines, show no variation of importance. THE NIGHT POACHING PREVENTION DLL'. TO THZ !HMOS OP THE EZTEMBH. Sra —I was in the Strangers' Gallery of the House of Commons a week or two since, and I then heard Mr. Bernal Osborne address the house upon the question of fortifications, in a style and in language of a very forcible character, presenting much earnestness. I was much pained to read what he is reported to have said, on Monday, upon the Night Poaching Prevention Bill. He denied that game preserving interfered with good farming. and instanced Norfolk, where he said there was the best farming and the moat game. Now, au assertion of this sort,coming from such a member, is likely to greatly mislead the uninitiated. There is nothing which so much retards good farming in Norfolk as the game; and I could instance scores of parishes in the county where double the quantity of what sustains life would be produced, if it were not for the superabund lace of these most destructive vermin ; and in the circle in which I move, depend upon it, this retrograde movement and class legislation upon the remains of an old feudal law will not be forgotten when members again present them selves to their constituents.--kam. _ _ A NORFOLK FARMER. A SOLDIIM ROBBED OF 2O l.—Thin morning in formation was received at the chief police station, Scotland yard, that Colour-Sergeant Joseph Butterworth, of the Indian army, who had only just arrived in Eng land from Calcutta, had been decoyed to the back of West-square last night by • female, who plundered him of five 101. Beak of England notes. a small sum in gold and silver, and • draft for 208/. 15e. 9d. from the Oriental Bank Corporation, payable at the Union Bank, London, on the 16th proximo, with which she got clear awa_y, leaving the sergeant penniless. FRIGHTFUL DEATH THROUGH LUCIFER MATCLIEIL --Isounar.—(Tutu Dar.)—This morning, Mr. John Hum phreys, the coroner for Fist Middlesex, held an inquest in the board-room of the Poplar Hospital, respecting the death of a fine little girl named Hannah Cole, aged 7 years. On Sunday morning last the mother left the deceased in • room playing with a box of lucifer matches. While talking to a next door neighbour she heard loud screams, and upon going back she discovered the deceased running out of the room enveloped in flames. A lodger wrapped several things round dommed's body and rolled her on the floor, but the Barnes • ere not extinguished till the body and limbs were terribly blackened by fire. The deceaaed expired on the following morning. The coroner having remarked on the carelessness of parente in allowing children to play with such dangerous combustibles, the jury returned • verdict of " Accidental death." AN OLD MAN ACcIDENTALLY SHOT BY HIMSELF.— A melancholy accident occurred at West Wittering no Tues day week. An old man named Jobs Robinson, by accident, shot himself. The facts of the cue appear to be these : Joseph Mitchell, a travelling tinker, was going to call at the house of the deceased in the morning about 8.30, and was horrified to see the deceased lying down near a wall, with his brains scattered about. He (Mitchell) immediately ran and got assistance. An inquest was held on the following Thursday, by R. Blsgden, F.aq., coroner, when the facts were elicited. The deceased was frequently known to shoot rooks, and, a gun being found pointing upwards, fixed between a wall and a hurdle. it was supposed that in getting the gun from between it might and accidentally went off. The foreman of the jury informed the coroner that the jury had visited the spot, end that some of them had seen it as well as the gun directly after deceased w as f oun d, en d they were quite satisfied the gun went off accidentally as deceased was trying to take it out from behind the hurdle. A verdict was returned ne..ordingly.—Wed Sawa gazette. ROYAL HUMANE SoIETY. —Within the last three weeks no less than six cases have come under treatment by the officers of the society at the receiving -homes in Hyde park. The first was on the Sth inst., when Catherine Keefe threw herself from the centre arch of the Serpentine-bridge with the intention of commit•iog suicide, but was rescued by the society's boatmen. The second ease was that of Catherine Ryan, who, ou the 6th inst., at 8 a.m., rushed into the water, but was speedily rescued by boatman Green. The third was the discovering the body of John Pool, who had been missed for some days, and is supposed to have committed suicide. The fourth, on the =nd inst., at 5.30, when a person saw a woman in the water trying to drown herself ; RD alarm being given, a policeman pro cured a drag, and rewire,' her ; she was removed to the re ceiviog-honse and restored by the society's caws. Fifthly, as two men were paser.,g the lower end of the Serpentine at 10 p.m. on the 28th, they fancied they saw a duck °seethe 'referral grating, but were horrified to see the arms of a I child appe a r ab o v e th e water ; they took a drag from a tree tear a t hand, and pulled out the poor infant, and at once took it to the receiving.houre, where it was restored by the proper remedies. Just as it had reached the society's house, an alarm was raised on the opposite side of the water, end on Superintendent Williams with two of the society's boatmen proceeding to the spot they found a man naked in the water, holding the dress of a woman, whose head was submerged ; they were imme diately rescued and taken to the receiving-house. where, after twelve hours' continuous exertions by Dr. Christian sad the staff she was recovered. It appears that through poverty the poor woman first threw her infant of four months old into the water, and then running some distance jumped in herself with the intention of destroying both her own and the child's life. In five of theme oases, by the promptness of the society's odes n, life was restored, and in the sixth the body bad been Is the water some days. The above ones show how beneficially the treatment adopted by the society acts, which *utmost has been approved by a special committee of the Royal Medical Chimeras! lintinty. The rules may be had of the secretary, on application at 4. Trafaigaraluare, W.C. Tat DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRI.—Ii has been ar ranged that • towns meeting for the puma* of coaddoriag sad ameliorating, if possible, the present distress existing amongst the Lasushire operatives shall he held at Liver- Pool to-morrow. BAIVILDAT. S.& to LW. and N.W., SCOTLAND. 9. W. to N.W., strong to strong, withmoderate, showery. S.W. to N.W.. treat to lAM.Artn. Northwesterly , fresh, strong, showery. generally One. 1111. W. to W. N.W., W. CagraAL. As next above. strong. unsettled. LW. to N.W., fresh to S.W.ENOLAID. W.S.W. to N.N.W., strong, some showers fresh tenerallyo moderate, due. As neat above. 9.13,. ENGLAND. A s next above. BALL to S.W.andN.W., t o N ., fresh to mo. treat to strong, some dente. rata. SHOCILNO AND FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE BRICE- I LAME' Anus firarion. —As inquiry was held by Yr. Wm. Payne, the comber for the City of Loudon and Southwark. at Guy's Hospital. late last sight, respecting the death of Henry Cole, aged 24, who was crushed in a frightful manor between two trucks on Pride/ last at the Bricklayers' Arms Blithe. It appears that it was the duty of deceased to weigh the trucks on the tables. sad that one of them being sent up on to the table with too mac► force struck another which had just been removed from the table. and the shock of the collision caused it to get off the rail. Deceased put his shoulder to the truck, to endeavour to replace it on the wheel, when the other truck, which bad been soot forward by the shock, rebounded from something which it struck, and came back with great form. e►tehiag deceased right as the spine, sad driving his dogma on to the baler of the int truck. The injuries to the tuifortunete man went fearful, and death immediately supervened. The fury returned a verdict of " Amidenta EseSh." THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 31, 1862. EXCITING SCENES AT TIRES. GREAT LOSS OF PROPERTY.-(THIS DAY.) This (Thursday) morning a destructive fire, which was nearly attended with fatal reeults to several m eow, happened on the extensive premier of Mr. John Morris Jones, court hosier, No. 17, Piccadilly. A police constable of the C division seeing smoke pouring forth from the front shop, at once gave an alarm, and after much trouble succeeded in arousing the inmates, when Mr. Jones, flatting it impossible to descend, made for the roof in his shirt, and J. L Cotton, another of the residents, made his appearance at the third floor. At the earn time the other occupants could be seen rushing in a state bordering upon frenzy over the house tops of the adjoining buildings. At this juncture the Royal Society's fire escape luckily ar rival from the St. Jama's Church station, and the con duetor, Charles Arnold. having placed it in front of the house sscended to the roof, took Mr. Cotton on his back and carried him down the escape. The conductor then returned and assisted Mr. Joos down the ladder. He next went in search of the other inmates, who Ind' fortunately escaped. During his praiseworthy efforts he became completely prostrate with smoke and dropped near the window, and no doubt would have been suffocated but for the timely arrival of Conductor Robinson with the Golden-square escape. Robinson pulled him out of the room, sod he was obliged himself to slide down the escape. The engines of the London brigade were soon in attendance, as was also the powerful steam engine of Shand and Mason, of Blackfriars, but before the fire was extinguished a serious amount of mischief was done. Another alarming fire took place this morning on the pre mises of Mr. H. Wiseman, carcass butcher, at No. 21, Crie d:est, Bromley. In a few minutes after it was dis covered, several persons appeared at the windows, sad cried piteously for help. They were told toremain a few minutes until the Royal Society's escape attended ; bat notwithstand ing this Mr. and Mrs. Wiseman, expecting to be burned to death if they remained any longer in the house, jumped out of window, the result being that they were both severely if not fatally injured. The flames spread with an un usual rapidity, actually igniting the fronts of two houses on the other side of the road. The premises were entirely con sumed. The origin of the fire is unknown. The sufferer is supposed to be Insured in the Phoenix Fire Ofilee. The premises of Mr. J. Sheffield, draper, No. 20, were also ex tensively damaged by fire and water. Insured in the Phoenix Fire Office. Another fire took place on the premises belonging to Mr. J. Roes, dealer in marine stores, No. 11, Cornwall-road, Lambeth. The shop and contents were severely damaged. Insured in the Sue Fire•ofce. THE GREAT EASTERN. The annexed remarks relative to the Great Eastern are from a well informed correspondent : The Great Eastern, the arrival of which at New York was announced a few days ago, entered that port by Long Island Sound, instead of by Sandy Hook, as on the previous voyage, when it will be remembered she was obliged to refuse a considerable quantity of cargo, in consequence of the depth of water over tree bar not permitting her to be laden to more than one third of her enormous capacity. This inconvenience will be remedied by the course now taken, and notwithstanding the strike amongst the pain labourers in New York against the use of what they term " steam elevators," it in expected that she will obtain a large and remunerative freight. The pas 'eager' speak in the highest terms of the performances of the ship on the voyage, which was made in under ten days from Liverpool (including 12 hours' detention at Queens. town), and notwithstanding the weather during a great portion of the time was most unfavourable. The following letter was presented to Captain Paton by the pa/sensors at the termination of the voyage :—" We are now at the end of our voyage, and the time has come when we must part company ; but before bidding you farewell we would ex press our esteem for you personally, our admiration of your seamanship, and of your calm energy under all circum stemma. While not forgetting to warmly thank you for the courteous and genial manner in which you have pro moted our comfort and the various amusemeuts designed to relieve the ennui of siTninsatlantic voyage, you have been admirably assisted by active and intelligent officers, who have vied with all others belonging to the ship in kind atten tion and obliging sets, arid we hog you will convey to them our thanks. Necessarily we had faith in the Great Eastern when we trusted our lives in her, but our confidence in that noble vemel bas been greatly augmented since this boister ous and almost winter purge, accomplished within ten days, and the more remarkable therefore for its brevity and absence of sea-sickness, many of us having now crossed the Atlantic without being thus affected. During three days of a very rough sea, when the strength of the ship arid her qualities must have been severely tested, there was a complete absence of pitching, of creaking, of vibra tion of the hull, of bilgewater smell, or of any of those annoyances No common to other steamers." The Great Eastern was to leave for Liverpool on Saturday last ; she may, therefore, be expected at that port early next week. She sails for New York again about the middle of August, when, io consequence of the great reduction in fares, it is expected that she will lake a very large number of par sengers. WKATHZR KIPORT.-{THIS DAY.) THOISDAT, JOLT 11, $ L.H. 8. Attu s ii. L .70 ie N. D : 1. a L D. -- ---- —.— 6 3r 0.19 sininriii ... 0.76 64 113 8.8.1. 9 lir o.ol* Larru oam= 140904011 29.73 68 66 N. 7 lir 0.80 Foloonia..- 29.77 es 48 8.8. 2 a 0.16 00012 94tarr11 Qesieerows 2O, 2 68 57 B.W. 10 0.02 lloi. ar.B9 Livarr.•... 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William Lugarlfumford, Oxnard Parva, Suffolk ; Homes New •n Waite, Norwich; Richard Fennelly, Kilkenny ; Thomas Willum King, Cam berwell ; Charles Orton, Bar* Cambridgeshire ; Peter Proctor. LELA.. Leeds; James Mules Broadbent. Liver pool ; William Richard Grose, LLB., Hantlagdoa ; Ralph Macs's, Shrewsbury ; Henry Edward Jess". Molise ham ; John Norman Davis, °sissy ; Reginald Babette Dudley, Whitchnrch, Haute; Jobs Pratt, flosderland ; George Annesley Davin° Malmo, L.8.A., Aspley Woburn; Abney Charles Hopten, Judd-street. Brunswick-Kam ; Samuel Mason, Lewisham-road ; Charles Richards, Alms", Blaadford ; Francis King, Straiten, Cornwall; William Lewis Evans, Itheyader, Radnorshire ; and Beery amiss Woods, Godalming. 68 a 101 102 i 8t :i 80 76 00 • 76 SD 10 100 1 108+ 01 I.Q i ON II n Pal.at i 40 58 81 ss 40 44 90 $3 30 43 10'4 103 i i Pm' 100 101 101 181 8 71 as 97 190 98 92 01 " 1 101 102 lii 98 5 V 5 I 4 4 5 I es u in44last I Pm 101 100 12} $ 10} 12} 100 12} hi MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY•) 8M to I p.m. 100 6 41 illy ioti T in! 1011 N i'e SS U U N 4_ PM NO4 Nei SO U 1/2 11l 40 U 1111 ISt I 1$ ft o= pa 114 e iti„ I 49 40 041 i t Ps 191 77 79 P 47 I Pl 4, 41 ♦1 63 64 28 19 87 88 36 37 46 '6 81 32 le Se lii In id et sit sd 7H! Ift &If - - M 11 prior I :Aka. 181 01 3 2 24 as 6 66 48 62 i i i i NO 106 11 18 86 $6 166 111 166 110 eL ger t 4 ill 1_ - I - "ii Is 1! l it es -- ti I 1 ti Ps • II 2 PS I$ pa a 1 II If 4 11 71 I 7 Ii pa It Two o'CLoci. The stock markets to-day are rather heavy, and wear a lees settled appearance. There are a number of vague rumours, but the chief check rests with the rapid issue of new foreign loans. The funds, after falling per cent., are now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Eng lish railway stocks are heavy. The scrip of the new Portuguese Loan is quoted 31 to 3i prem. The "letters of regret" were distributed this morning, and are very numer - ions. The scrip of the new Venezuela Loan is quoted h to 34 prem., and that of the new Peruvian Loan (which is to be 5,500,0001. of Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Stock at 93), 2} to 34 prem. The prospectus of neither of the two latter loans ham yet been issued. At Paris, this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 681 r. 67c., being 1-16 to per cent. better than yesterday. Console are officially marked 94, 4, 934, and 94} for money, and 94 and 941 for the account The present quotations are 94 to 4, both for cash and the 7th of August, and 944, "buyers," for the 4th of September. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 239} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94}, 94 ; New Three per Ceuta., 944, 94 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; India Five per Cant. Stock, 1084, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; Exchequer Bills, 26a, 25e., 28s. prem. The principal business in the Stock Exchange to-day has consisted of the settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which is an extremely heavy one, particularly in the latter department Egyptian Scrip remains firm, 12} to 13 prem. In some other instances, including Turkish bonds, prices are rather lower, but generally foreign stocks are steady. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan is quoted 3} to 34 prem., ex div. ; ditto paid up, 71 to 4, ex div. ; and the bonds of 1858, 74} to 75. Venezuela Bonds and Italian Five per Cents. continue in request. Transactions; are recorded as follows :—Egyp tian Seven per Cents., scrip, 124, prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 95}, 944, 96 ; Italian Five per Cents., 714, 4, 724 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Maremmana Railway 744 ex div. ; ditto scrip, 4 pram., ex div. ; Moorish Five per Cents., 96} ; New Granada Deferred, ex Hectares, 24 ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., for acoount,lo2} ; ditto Uribsrren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 88 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 47 ; Russian Four-and a-Half per Ceuta., 91} ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 934, I ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 841 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 551 ; Turkish Six per Cents, 1858, for account, 75}, 75, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 34 pram ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 71, ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104} ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., for account, 281, 4. The fall in the rates seems to have led to a slight increase in the commercial demand for money, but good bills were readily discounted yester day at 14 per cent., and occasional transactions continued to take place as low as 14. Very little business was done yesterday at the Bank of Eng land. About 32,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Liverpool cotton market is still advancing. The transactions yesterday reached 10,000 bales. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,2871. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 12th of July were 13,8771. sterling, being 1,6431. more than in the corresponding week of last year. It MI said that the unfair treatment which has been sustained by the Madras Irrigation Company at the hands of Sir Charles Wood will be brought under the notice of the House of Lords to-morrow by Lord Shaftesbury. Considering the ex ceedingly useful objects pro po sed by this under taking, its complaint is not liMy to be allowed to fall to the ground, as is shown, indeed, by the peti tion from the Cotton Supply Association recently presented to parliament Nothing can be more reasonable than the company's request, which is merely that they may be permitted to raise ungua ranteed capital to complete the upper or Bellary portion of their project. In the course of a day or two the prospectus of the Western Australian Cotton Company will make its appearance. It is supported by many of the leading men of the towns in the northern counties, and by spinners of repute and position The pro moters have waited for most positive evidence that cotton of a superior quality can be grown in Western Australia. This has now been furnished. Four acres have been planted by Captain Urquhart, and samples of the produce have recently been re calved and valued at 2s. 6d. per lb. The seed was furnished by the Cotton Supply Association. kis satisfactory to learn that Sea Island succeeds as well as other kinds, and that the fibre produced is re markable for its length, fineness, and transparency. Labour is to be obtained fromithe Neilgherry Hills in India, or from Shaughae. The subjoiued memorandum is from the Madras Railway Company : The traffic receipts on this company's South West lime for the month of May last amounted to 13,1381.10 s an eve, age of 3661 miles open, against 7,8864 on an &vamp of 235 miles open in May last year, showing an inerenee of 131 i mile,. io tW length, and 5,252/. in the receipts , which gives an m enus in the receipts par mile of nearly 6 per cent. upon this extended mileage over those of the corresponding month of list year. The directors of the Algerian Cotton, Land, and Irrigation Company have issued a circular of which the following are extracts : The directors are now able to inform the public that they lave received from Algeria a copy of the ooncession granted to the company, which has been approved and signed by his Excellency the Due de Malakoff, Governor-General of Algeria. They are happy to be able to state that this con cession has been granted on still more favourable terms than those published in the original prospectus, an it confers • right to the water in perpetuity as well as to the land. The directors have received from the French authorities the strongest assurances of good will on the part of the Imperial government, and of its desire to promote the nadertsking in every way ; they have also received the rapport of gentle men of great influence and position in France, some of whom have become members of the direction, and from this union of interest@ the best results may be anticipated. The con fidence of the French public in this undertaking has been shown to such an extent, that applications for 20,000 shares been alresdv been received, and assurances given that • still larger number may be placed in France. It is at the same time intimated that, a large pro portion of the shares in this company having been applied for in France, the list for allotment of shares will be closed for London on the 7th of August, and for the country on the 9th. The directors of the Dagenham (Thames) Dock Company have announced that the company's bill, increasing the capital to 300,0001 , and extending the powers, has passed both houses of parliament, and may be expected to receive the royal assent within a few days, when a new prospectus will be issued. The directors of the Oriental Commercial Corn pony have made a call of Si. per share, payable on the 15th of August, the undertaking being now in full operation at home and abroad.. Vine-Chancellor Wood proposes on the sth August to make a call of I/. per share on the con tributories in Class A of the State Fire Insurance Company ; on the 2nd August, to make a call of Si. per share on the contributories of the Phceniz Life Assurance Company ; and on the 4th August, to make a call of 21. par share on the contributories of the English and Irish Church and University Assurance Societ . Fur -1 thee, on the 9th August, Vico-Chancellor Ki adses ley intends to make a call of 20i. per share on the contributories of the London Audi:busty Anuresis Company. The Court of Chancery has op= Mr. R. P. Harding official manager of the Widows' Fund and General Life Assurance Asso ciation. The certificates for the new shares in the Oriental Gas Company are now ready for delivery. The last call of 2/. is to be paid on the shares is the Bahia Gas Company by the 21st Aiwst. The share list of the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres is to be closed on Saturday, and it is stated that the capital is fully taken. We are requested to state that no applications for shares in the Strand Music-hall Company will be received after Saturday next. The share list of the Rolling Stock Company of Ireland will be closed for London on the 7tb August, and for the country and Ireland on the 11th. The share fist of the Thames Express Steamboat Company will be closed on the 9th of August. United States Five per Cents., which only a short time back were at 80, have fallen to 03 to Can, being the lowest point ever touched. With reference to the market fur American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market for American securities in London has, sigma our brat, bees • irregtiler sad quotation in many races are quite nominal. There is a goad demand for Virginia Kix per Cent. Bonds, for Illinois Constriction Bonds, sod for Illinois shares, at rates 000siderably above New York priors, taking exchange into considentaco ; while& New York Central Roods are offering at rites to pay • twat to the shipper. There has been sons good baying of Atlantic sod (heat Western :Seven per Con. Pint Mortgage Bose (New York Benicia), induced by the eatidactoa7 of the works sad the high rate of interest they is eira sequence of the coupons being caned at Is. per dollar. A buyer at 62 per coat. thus gets 10 par cent. interest on his ' investment. Wsrmsenst Emmen. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to i both for money and the 7th of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 944 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 944, 4,k ' ; ditto for account (Aug. 7), 941, 4, ; BanStook, 240 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, i t 1 ; New Three per Cents., 941, 4, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885 151, 7-19 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1081, 4,1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1883 , 10 • ditto Bonds, 325. prem. ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 934 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104, The India Five per Cent. Stuck remains at 1084 to 109. India Bonds continue in demand, and were purchased at 325. prem. Exchequer Bills were arm at their advanced quotation of 25m. to 28s. prem. The business in foreign stocks was upon an extra ordinary scale, notwithstanding the absorption of attention in the settlement. In most instances the tendency of prices was again decidedly upwards The closing quotations for shares in new tinder. takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 104 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Ma rine Insurance, 21 to 1 prem. • Commercial Union Assurance, dui. to par ; -. Caine& Marine, 14 to 01 dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, par; Mercantile Fire, 1 13-18 to 15-18 p_rein.; Metropolitan agon, 14 to 14 prem. ; Union Bank of Ireland, dia. to par • Bank of 'Endow tan, die. to par ; Irish Rolling Stock, to prem. ; Genera Rolling Stock, to prem. ; Thames Express Steam Boat, 4 _to 4 prem ; Mid dlesex Bank, to 1 prem. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, 1 to 14 prem. ; Thames and Humber Shipbuddint u tio prem. ; Quebrada and Railway, Land, , to prem. ; and Bank of Queensland, to 1 prem. gelem I kiss. ilTu No. I Mi. I 1,1,0201 10.0001 ar. 20,000. ons' scoop' !.. , A1 giiil 478!I 00 0 0000 so,onei UIVIN6 60,000 tili:Oikl' 10,000 110,00kr 40,001 , 10,400 U 10,000 tii,iii ii:O6I sit.ooti ~K~~ 11400 u 11,Aen 14.001) 10.111 i ii i i.l ~0 llii lie n_ 44. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoot. In the mining market to-day Wheal Ludoott shares are extremely flat at 13 to 4, being about 21.105. per sharelowee than yesterday. Marks Valley are quoted 9/1 to jj ; East Caradon, 44 to ; and South Plicenix, St to f The fortnightly settle ment, which will be completed to-day, engages *hid attention. United Mexican Mining shares are better. Trans , actions are officially marked at 74 and 74. Santa Barbara have been dealt in at prem., showing a fractional rise. Other foreign and colonial descrip tions are without change. The annual meeting of the Worthing Mining Company is convened for the 11th of August. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. lIIPERLIL AVERMINS. L s l2l . 9sst.tßsday. Odd I 110. Item Pam June ts 0130 It Us 14 Vs I Ild id Ns 10 14209 114 es lel Nies 01 July 6 ass Ides Id es hills Td Id it 579 oes •Id Ids Odes 24 30 9d l9 26 tlx desks' Agin 7. gee Mane .. ides 24 114 30 104 I's 61 10 0 Barbsy. Oass, sr.. Moo* um rms. la. imam Own SOLD 1411 66.+17 ; 65/107. 501; oaks, 4.551. rro, 129 ; bens, 1,11011; ppm i.6earr 6 alL DIAGILIN WILOWILIG INZ SLSOIWATBOIO DI TO MIME PLOD OW 11111.42 DOWN ME SIX alit ZAMA Moss. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (nom owe °wit 00111A8PONDINT.) (LIT 3MMAII AND IRISH MAGMATIC TILZONAPB.) The market is very strong. sad prima firm. Sales about 1,000 tales. MINCING LANE.--4THIB DAT.) BCOAL.—The market has become active. sad prime have advaaosd pee cwt. Timided, brews to ma& dim& whist 31e. 6d. to34a. 6d. ; Bengal, brows,39s. ; Mane, paw grocery yellow. &R.N. to 39a 6d. ; Birup, 35e. t037e.; Porto Rico, brown, 36a to 37 5. ; low to hoe yellow, 375. 6d. to 445. • Cuba Muscovado brown, 335. 6.1. to 36e. ; grey to good yellow. 355. 6d. to 375. ; four Bastin cargoes have slue hem sold, two Raosanahs, No. 10, at lis. &L, sad two d Brasil at 18s. 9d. sod 20.. Relined omtiaase firm. Corns has again sold fa ll prior. Plsniatiosi Ceylon, middling and goNs. Id. to MX • peb WM. 80. to 97.1. ; Malab ar , to 78a ; Nedgherry. ooloury, Bfis. &L to 80a. ; pea berry, 91s. to 94.. TILL —The public Wes aro promotive heavily ; prices are Burt has sold zoom freely at la OK to la sd. for Lee- As. sad at ls. 41.1. to ls. sd. for 81131•Mni sad Cuba. It dianiad has haeoiss lassitais. Smut —Pepper sold at previous prisas,sadisary 3411. ; HurPsors. 3jd.. vtah ; POMO& 3/4., ash . ; while bid. to ISicL o l i r e tr, ;sari s% milawry, Is Mb.; other spices are u SALTPETRE continues dull el sale. patron.—About 1,500 bales *old. Priem ors biregular. JUTE Liu brink request at Inn prices ; common te sold at 161. 7s. 6.1. to 231. 17s. COOMINZAL has sold at firm prices, a:rapt inferior kinds of Horidurassilver, which are rather cheaper. Honduras ailvev,lll. 3d. to Is. 4d.; blank, 2a. 3d. to Se. 14.; Tenerife, silver, 2a. sd. to 2s. 7d. ; Walk, 2s. 7d. to 3s. SI. TALLOW MARKDT-4THIB DAY). The market ii steady. Town tallow is quoted 48s. 3d. to 48s. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 495. 3d. ; July, 495. 3d. ; August to September, 130 a., wow ; October to December, 110 s. 3d. to 30e. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We bare a larger supply of bleats. Trish is doll, awl on the average prima are rather lower. Slump and lambs are more plentiful. Prices are about the same an on Monday for best qualities. A large Pi are interior, and several of this clam remain insalr ft: number of cares is large awl prices for *am rather lower. From Germany and Holland there are 2154 bra* 70 'beep, sad 433 calves BON 166 h•fda• YO b ra eOwl 90. Per slam of albs. a. d. 4. d. 14r slow al Vim s. 4. a 4. Best 84484 11444144 4 8 4 10 1144De5e111444. 4 10 II I DentSiortrberwi .4 4 4 Bat 1.444Kra54.... 0• • lipesed 4n4L s4s 10 Da. in Wadi 4g a • Odra 4 II Da $4. Noes ....• • 4 DarttiastiMbreds 0 0 0 • We* I • • 4 Basle r oreks4 1,310; am lassiq. ; Ohm el I Pi" 150. SMITHFIELD HAY XARILET.--(111.18 DItY.) MOW& Harvey as& Beedes report Made ism. wad prises silratioa. YAM Va st bay, Ms. to 90a; superior ditto, 955. to 10504 dftk 490 to 50a ; now. ditto. 50s. to 81e. , ; mils, He. to 70s. ; eilre; 955. to 190 e. ; woad out, 1100 to 1180 ; skew. 30s. Weds. TEE CAPE M AWL -PLIMOUTEL, JOLT 31, L3O —ifba Royal Mail atoraarr Orarirles, e Ito above ailik UM arrivot off tai. port. Timm. June tl.llsos ft /sly 6. July 12. July It Julia. I 67 6 .. 1.. .. ... 67 0 .. .. .. —- L—mi .. 66 11 .. .. .. . • . •• . • 66 W 7 4 .. .. r , •• • • 64 1.,--- 0 I .. .. • .. .. .. ... 181 I 211