The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-28 00:00:00

ifiE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW43TRIEET. • STICK OR A STRAP. s kied green, conductor to one of the omnibuses of the „ General Omnibus Company, was charged with • Iftchael Madlipsi, I labourer. 10 1014 • - or. s of a, solicitor to the company, appeared for the wa t t elated that at about half-past 11 o'clock 1 a . previous nicht he was returning with his wife, his • sad two friends, from the Regent's-park, where e pent the afternoon and evening. At the corner of r 7 rak iapooart-raid and Oxford-street they hailed the & k a rat's omnibus, which was going towards Mile-end. Th e debodant refused to take them, all • that witness ad. brother were drank. He • • upon t otting on the s andbox and defendant struck him on the heed with He supposed that there was a Wade on the s rire 04 , kr his head was out open and bled pciusely. The desired the coachman to drive to the station =lgeseri:d he did so. The conductor wanted to give vitas Is charge, but as witness's head was bleeding the irtook hie chine spinet the conductor. remesexaminstion by Mr. Beard, the witness contra. airesi himself on Novena points, first alleging that he was sober, then admitting that he had been drinking, Zellarrelareing to his first assertion, making similar eerie- Ifan i• his statements as to his brother's sobriety or the f lotsam end ultimately denying and admitting that the I misagere ,attempted to keep him from getting on the essibisa Rh brother partly ootroborated him, but he also equivo elarbe the question of sobriety. Two of the pamengers stated that the oomplainant and brother were both drunk and very violent. They at form their way on to the omnibus to the sierra l iZ eito passengers, who fully believed that had they inc luded moun ting the vehicle they would have flung We (the peemagers) ea. One gentleman streak him en its bead with a stiok, with which and not with the strap, les wound was inflicted. BM, somplainant denied that any of the passengers *ask MIL Mr. Flowers said it was quite clear the prisoner and his irother were drunk, and the conductor wee quite right in hiss to let them ride. Whether the wound was in field the oondector with the strap, or by a passenger • ck was immaterial. When a man was *Dwelt ,* • riot be had no right to be very particular es to the w pm with which he was repulsed. Tile defendant was about to make some remarks, bat Flowers said there was no necessity for another fo rd ; it was quite deer defendant was in the right, and the sharp mast be dismissed. IO U DEATHS FEON CHOLERA HI runmeoff /HOE 01'11- CROW= DWILLINOS.—INFLICTIOS OF THE ETU MALTY. William Brereton, the occupier of the premises No. 4, Frederick-place, Caledonian-read, Islington, was sum nued for having his house so overcrowded as to be iangerous or prejudicial to health. Mr. Layton, solicitor and vestry clerk to the parish of t i lingfoa, said that these proceedings were taken under the szc daring the of the Sanitary Act, which came into operation the present month, and es this was a very Dad case, and as the defendant wee • man d means, and could not plead that he allowed the overcrowding through distress, he should have to ask for en immediate order for the suppression of the nuisance s emplained of, and also an order for the payment of costa. There had been a death from cholera in the house, and yet the defendant allowed the evil complained of to remain, sad that, notwithstanding that he hail been served with the statutory notices to do away with the nuisance. Mx William Mayes said he was sanitary inspector and impactor of nuisances on behalf of the veetry of the parish of St. Mary, Islington. On the 22nd instant be received information that a death from cholera had occurred at the defendant's house. Upon examining it he found its medition to be as follows—the premises generally very dirty, the drains untrapped and stopped, the pis being half full of excrement, the cistern fi lth il y dirty, led without a cover ; and, in addition, the house was much overcrowded, containing (with two rooms empty) seven teen persons. There were four families, one of shin, consisting of seven persons, lived in the lost door back, the measurement of which only allowed 123 cubic feet of air for each, whilst the lowest avenge allowed for each was 300. He at once disinfected the drains and destroyed the beds which had been used in ths cholera case, and served notices upon the owner of the yawn to cleanse and disinfect the house. Dr. Ballard, medical officer of health for Islington, said that the Souse was in such a state as to be dangerous and injurious to health. Mr. Layton, in asking for the infliction of the full pe nalty, said that it was positively cruel to allow young chil drea to be huddled together and to be made to breathe sash a foetid atmosphere ; it injured them for life. He she drew the attention of the court to the 311th section of the est, which provided that if two convictions for over crowding occurred within three months, the magistrate uttbority to close the house. The defendant said he had now got rid of some of his lodgers, and would clean the house. Mr. Barker said he considered this a very bad case, and fined the defendant 40e. and oasts. The fine and coats were at once paid. TEE LATE MURDEROUS ASSAULT AT THE RAGLAN MUSIC MALL.—COMMITTAL. law Barry, a young man, who described himself as a printer residing at 32, Viych-street, Strand, was charged before Mr. Barker, on remand, with violently ammulting Jacque Polake, picture-dealer, of 178, Great Russell drat, Bloomsbury, at the Raglan Music-hall, Theobald's reed, Gray's-inn-road. The urticularsof this case appeared in the Express of Thursday last. Dr. Paul, of Burton-crescent, divisional surgeon of the division, said he had attended the injured man since the night of the assault. When he first saw him he was in • req. weak sad exhausted state from loss of blood ; he was suffering from concussion of the brain, • wound on the top of the head, and there was also a wound from the forehead down to the nose. The complainant was at one time in anger but he was now recovering and going on well. Kr. Barker committed the prisoner to the Middlesex Bassions for trial, but on the application of Mr. Ricketts he consented to take bail for the defendant—one surety in the sum of 301., and the defendant himself in 601., and the necessary noognininces having been put in the de fendant was liberated. PAUL ACCIDENT AT THE THAMES EMBANK- MENT. An inquiry was held by Mr. Wm. Payne, the 1 City comer, at the Rose and Ball Tavern, Benet's-hill, . iliameestreet, last evening, touching the death of Hugh Augustus Newton, aged 12 years. Richard Fladney, an engine boy, at work on the Thames embankment, near Waterloo-bridge, said that the de ceased was at work on the engine last Tuesday. He sus piece of timber floating past the works, and al though it wu not his duty to pick it out of the water he let a hitcher and jumped on • barge for the purpose of WC-ft it. While he was striking the wood with the hook ki foot slipped and he fell into the river. When in the ester be threw up his hands and then sank. Inspector Tricker, Thames police, said that he found UIII body of the deceased on Saturday night in the Thames Mar Paul's wharf. The people at Paul's wharf would not allow the body to be brought on shore by Paul's-wharf, I'd the men had to walk with it through the mud of the Liver for a considerable distance. Palmer, the pier -man, ' l 4 " The pier is private property, there is no thorough bre for you. Coroner—Send for Palmer. There is a common notion OW the passing of a corpse will throw open • thorough fare. The pier man Palmer stated that he did not know the tenon why bodies were not allowed to be carried along the pier. Re acted under orders received from the corn- Pm). No doubt Captain Bustell, the secretary of the mapany, could explain it. Mr. Thomas Newton, of 14, Groom's-hill, Greenwich, Mid that deceased was at work at the engine in order that be might learn engine-driving. Mr. W. Stevens attended for the contractor, Mr. Ritaon, 1 and he laid that the father of the deceased bad formerly i be en • large contractor, and Mr. Ritson having been his fiend wee the reason why the deceased was being trained up as an engineer. The inry returned a verdict of " Accidental death." THE AOCIDZNT ON THE GREAT EASTERN RAIL WAT.—At the inquest which commenced yesterday the company was represented by Mr. Robertson, the super intendent of the line, Mr. Johnson, locomotive super. intendant of the line, and Mr. Sproul, the district super intendent. Mr. Caches, solicitor, of Peterborough, attended to watch the case on the part of Shepherd, the fireman, and some of the sufferers. The coroner said that he pro poeed to take all the evidence that was forthcoming, and then to adjourn the inquiry, if necessary calling in the aid of a government inspector. No conclusive evidence was given as to how the train got off the metals, but It was stated by more than one witness that the train was running at a rapid rate—from thirty to fifty miles an hour—which was faster than usual, and faster than the rules allowed. The train was a little late. The inquest was adjourned for a week. --- AITZMPTED ROBBERY IX ♦ POLICII-00IIRT. —Yes terday a respectably dressed man, said to be an engineer in the Strand, attended the Marlborough-street court for the purpose of seeing that a person he had been bail for mu , rendered. Whoe entering the court, there being great pressure at the time, in consequence of there being large number of persona from Seven-dials Present (to learn the fate of some of their companions who were locked up). he felt a tug at his watch chain and potting down his band felt his watch, of the value of 40f. in the hands of a man, the watch chain having been broken. The person robbed at once seized his watch and felt too delighted at recovering it to attempt to secure the thief, and he than smeared. THE . EVRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1866. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I (IT ILIKITLIO LIOHFIELD MEETING.-(THDI DAY.) SWSKPBTAKER OF 10 BOYS. Halt a mile. Prodigals here. GOLD CUP. O! mile. Lord llonald, — idinb, J;e7li O'Lan tern, Arkanesa, Bing of Spades, Edgbaaton, Havannah, Helen, Wild Briar, Yeateall„ Nialderdale, Little Go, Little Ellen, and G un drede are here. ANGLESEY PLATE. Throe quarters of a mile. Sagacity f, Bunnies f, Foreign Stamp, Lady Cal thorps, Valentine, and Csatharides (to be sold for 201. sash). All are here. PLYING STASES. Half a mile. Cranbury, Edgbaston, Havannah, Little Go, Backstitch, Tom Cook, Blue Cap, Polka, mad Sagacity f are here. HER MAJESTY'S PLATE. Two miles. Elland, Wild Briar, Lord Ronald, little Ellen, Lady Calthorpo, Arkansas, Nightingale, Isdy of Rank, Discretion, and Retroused. All are here. COPELAND NURSERY. Three quarters of a villa. Lord Ravt, Prodigal, The Dybbol. Miss Alice, Colons", and Miss E izabeth are here. SHARE L vs DAY.) Owe o'Caoce.. In the railway market to-day the chief feature is an active demand for South Eastern and Great Eastern stocks, which have advanced about f per cant. With the exception of London, Chatham, and Dover, which has declined }, other lines are also in request, and exhibit an improved tendency. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 120} to I ; Great Western, 56} to ; Midland, 121} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 123} to 1.! South Eastern, 64 to 69 ; Great Eastern, 29 f to I ; Metropolitan, 127} to 1211 ; Caledonian, 124} to 124 ; Great Northern, 121 i to 122} ; ditto A, 130} to ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 18 to Foreign and colonial railway shares are inquired for and firm. Lombardo-Venetian are quoted 16 to }, showing a fresh rise of 2s. 6d. 4111.DINAZY slum AND MOM "7:4V 1 Solos to-dop to 1 p.m. _ u 4 US VS 16 1 6 6 111 is 130 ISt si ci 112 1 DOI CLpriam N N OS 06 SG IN 76 73 76 77 100 101 103 106 101 106 101 103 86 SO 101 166 106 10S 101 103 101 100 103 106 101 103 14 SS 91 06 BS N 96 96 76 79 96 97 91 98 10/ 116 104 106 - 'ln se 106 r TUNBRIDGE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LADIES' PLATE. Half mile. Beetle, Lord Waklegrave, Ooklykeks, Voihyda, An. tonishment, I. Nuts, Bay Leaf, and Eorlites• an hem TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Five furlongs. Emmy, Vigor, Tortaga, and Parental , are here. TUNBRIDGE HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Kingmaker, Frogmore, Star Crow, and Itaid d Erin are hen. SZVENOAKE WAXES. Five furlongs. Label, Kir Annie (sold for 401. sub), Elburg (sold for 201.). All are here. LONDON BETTING. -(THIS DAY.) I iii: Two oCLocic. There was but a limited attendance to-day, and but little doing. The Leger the only race bet on. The following are the quotations : - ST. LEGER. Even on Lord Lyon (t) 9 to 2 art Savernake (t) 7 to 1 Rustic (051 13 to 1 Strathoonan (t) 20 to 1 Westwiok (t) 25 to 1 Podargus I (t) 40 to 1 Knight of the Creeeent (0 - grs. SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY. es (THIS DAY.) es The ordinary half-yearly meeting of ehareholdere was held this afternoon at the London Tavern ; Sir JAMES N. CARMICHAEL, Bart., /weak:ll l4m The report, of which an t has already appeared in our columns, wee taken as read. The directors rearm. N. mend a dividend for the half-year at the rats of six per 1, 1 cent. per annum, leaving 1601. to be carried to the next a account. se. of the report and The CHATIMAN moved the adoption accounts, and in doing so drew attention to the very satin- it. factory progress of the company's business se compared IS. with this corresponding half of the previous year. This result was the more remarkable, considering the rammer- Mal difficulties of the period and the prevalence of an unpareeled continental war. The earnings St. had been almost entirely upon the French and Belgian II cable. The company had escaped the commercial panic St without any loss whatever. A sum of 2,0001. had been at appropriated for repair of cable* in accordance with the re solution passed in February. The establishment of the Atlan tic telegraph was a source of the greatestcougratulation to all persons interested in the extension of telegraphic communi eation,and it was esti acidly a matter of pride to this company who were the pioneers in the establishment of submarine cables. With returning tranquillity in Europe and restored I commercial prosperity they cou ld only hope as they anticipated that this company would not be left behind other undertakings. A SIIAIUMOLDZII Naked whether the (tension of Hanover to Prucsia would make any difference in the company's arrangement with Reuter's Telegraph Company. The CH•IawAN said it was uite impossible with the in formation they now to answer that question, but they were told that • intended to take the whole of the telegraphs under her own control. Replying to farther questions, The CHAIRKAY expressed a lt," that the revery., which now amounted to 20,900/., would not be touched for some time to come. The concession had about 24 years yet to run. The report was unanimously adopted, the dividend was declared, and after a vote of thanks to the Chairman and directors, the mooting sepeasted. LONDON, TILBURY, ANDSOUTHEND RAILWAY. ( THIS DAY. ) At the half-yearly meeting of this company to day, Kr. C. J. DAY in the chair, the report of the directors was unanimously adopted, and the usual dividend declared. The CHAIRYAN explained that a slight demesne in the receipts of the present half-year wee owing to the prohi bition by government of the cattle traffic. The ordinary traffic was increasing, and when the present restrictions were removed would show greatly improved results, but the company did not obtain its fair share of excursion traffic, owing to the manner in which it was worked. He also explained that notwith standing the failure of Sir M. Pito, the guaranteed divi dend wee perfectly secured to the end of the lame. WEATHER REPORT.-(THM DAY. TIMIDLY, 880082 28. • A.N. U tit a a littr.d& ii ii 120 124 SI .10 48 29 127/ 128 zd 2 210 m zd 191 101 92 94 __ poi ru in; 141 If lios zd fl 114 PI 64 66 U G 103 I S O 6 sa — as 97 7 11 1 97 99 :di 64 S 5 zd • 10pai zd 120 112 1 1 pw 1 I pm 73 76 zd 111 114 160 165 74 Till K 47 1181 as 6 9 140 146 100 103 IS U Na I 3141016.11. 1.01110 I DrifiehUalai....6l.,l/71 Qua. e., 111174/ aparakrabAAii. Do. Speretalar. Do. 5 per et. /sari Do. bract. Ina etoe Dyad G Mope' par lit7S Do. dol./390-1900 is. :: Do. l,;.iiiiial De. do. 180041 ,080 Do.6p.c.Ap &Oct.looo ,010 Ceyion,Noy. 188 8,6p.4 6000 Do. 1878. do.. ~ 0011 Do. 1872 d 0... 1,000 Mantitiasit per et.,18711 4000 Do. 1878 4000 Do. 1882 4000 Do. 1806 I, Natal. Gov. 6 pet ant.. 1,068 New DranneovAlperct. .. New South Wales Gov.. 6 p. cant.,lB7l to 1876 Do. 6 p. 0.1888 to 180/ 1:000 New Zealand Spar cent. 1,000 Do. Spar cent 1,000 Nova Bootle lip. e.,1876 1,000 Queensland Gov. 6p. ct. .. &Aust. Gov. 6p. ct.,1868 .. Do. 1878 sad wpwds. .. 1710.0ay.116. c..lan. July ~, Do. lip. ot.April&Dc. 131111811 M 607.7]. Cos. Merida )1 Drakewalla East Basset (Illogic.) 1 East Canaan East Cara Brea East Grenville But Ouradiake But Lovell B. W. Russell (Tevistk ) bier & Bt. &ewe Great limey (Limited) Great Sou th Tivigns _ Wheal Bury _ _ , . ... - ii. vex (aaua.l Grenville Herod's Foot Ilin - srCon Dewar = re lr i ng i : lab" ' Ifirrx, Ty Iron On Nei Seios North Rookie, N. Wk Basset (Mogan`, North Wheal Crotty United P r ro ci rence LelantA, 8. Combs (M. Clow) tt,Couttairow Frances (IllogsW Km Park i~«~_ irl7plealdClogse, nm West Beret !IIlogan) W. Ceesdee (Llakeard) West 03.tvertou ~w~ sic Wlt7Bwoot (IkoPE9 • Wk. Bulbar (ZedraW). W,MaryAnn (Ilenhorn ) /rue Stion vni. Mamma 6Lisk nßard Amal. ODIITAIII6. Li.O L 14.6 1.14. Si 0 5.16 /9.3 11.1.1.6 4 14 ioo uo 14 . it 2 2 21 2 $ 1 Si 19 $3 2128 1 le 62 114 3 4 4 6_ T. ~,~.~ 2 , 5 . i 0 2 I II 68 8 .o 21 24 •f 6 375 1 le 13 lb 12014 ail 130 80 8S 10 12 - 4 - 9 140 150 9 11 9 7 496 6 4d41 10 11 I_ i. MONEY IL The extremely favourable tendency of the discount market, and the arrival of a further sum of nearly 300,000/. in specie, have im parted additional firmness to the quotations for public securities. The funds continue in request, and have attained a fresh rise of per cent. Foreign stocks and British railways are likewise in de_ mand, the chief upward movement in the latter being in South Eastern and Great Eastern. The advance in these two lines has been principally caused by large purchases to cover pre vious speculative sales for a fall. A fair amount of business has been transacted in Bank shares at improved prices in several camas. There is still, however, very little inquiry for financial descriptions. The fortnightly settlement will commence to-morrow and conclude on Friday. The discount market is quiet to-day, with very few transactions. The quotation for good bills is 51 to 6 per cent., being 1 to If below the charge at ' the Bank of England. The opinion is therefore general that the official minimum will be rednoed on Thursday to 6 per cent. Consols are now quoted 89k to I for money ' and 891 to for the account (September 6). Italian Bonds of 1861 are in active demand, and have risen per cent. Brasilian scrip has also improved;, and Spanish Passive, The general tendency of this department is decidedly favourable. 'kurkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 50 to 51 ; ditto of 1865, 241 to 25 ; Greek, 13 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 201 to 21 ; ditto Certi ficates, 15 to 1 ; Italian of 1861, foiir to 66 ; Brazilian scrip, 2 to 11 dis. ; and Mexican, 151 to 16. Illinois Central Railway shares have improved I per cent., viz., to 74 to 79, while Erie have de = caned to the like extent, being now quoted 45 to }. 5-20 Bonds are unchanged, at 72 to 1. Anglo- American Telegraph and Atlantic Telegraph = shares are steady, at nto and 31 to respec tively. _ _ The Shannon has arrived from the West Indies with 284,5001. in specie, and the Tarifa, from New York, with 10,0001. International Financial shares are quoted If to dis. ; London Financial, 13} to 13 dis. ; general Credit, 2 to 11 dia. ; Credit Fonder, 31 to 3/ dis. ; and National Discount, prem. Of the 747,000/. in gold from Australia and India by the steamers Nyanza and Delta, about 410,000/. was sent into the Bank yesterda y, viz., 145,0001. in barsand 265,000 sovereigns. The total purchased by the Bank since the date of the last return is thus raised to 521,0001. Telegrams received yesterdayaianounce the arrival at Melbourne of the following ships from London, viz. :—The Omar Pasha, Wave of Life, Racer, Star, True Briton, and Lady Egidis ; als o the steamer Bombay, from Galle, with the English mail of July 26. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 7291. compared with the corresponding period of 1865 ; and the London, Brighton, and South Coast an increase of 4 , 026 !. A qua rterly general court of the Equitable As surance Office is to held on the 6th September. A meeting of the shareholders of the Eastern Exchange Bank is called at Liverpool for the 4th proximo. With regard to the growing cotton crop in the United States Messrs. Neill Brothers and Co. report as under : We have again to report a week of favourable weather in all parts of the country, and great progress in the ma il_taring of the crop. The receipt of the first bale of ne w cotton at New Orleans is announced on the 7th instant. Although only a partial evidence of the general lateness or earliness of the crop, we may mention that the first bale was received at an earlier date in only eight out of the ad previous sixteen years. In the remaining eight years it was received in one instance (1880) on the same day, and en • later date in all the reirt. We have also advice of the first bale of new cotton being . received at Macon on the 4th instant, from a plantation in South West Georgia, the richest part of the State. We cannot infer from this that the whole crop is matured and ready for picking, but it is evidence of great progrefsin growth in the pasttwo months, and, to that extent, an important fact. Annexed is the circular of Messrs. R. Gibbs and Co. respecting the tea trade : The chief feature of the fortnight has been the arrival of the steamship Erl King, with the first new teas, round the Cape. After a fast voyage of 78 days, she arrived safely in the river, on the 22nd current ; samples of the bulk of the cargo have been placed on the market, and among them are some parcels of fine tea, but from the fact of the trade still holding some of the late season's stock, they do not readily find buyers. Sales reported are chiefly for prices, say at from 2s. to 2s. 3d., while buyers show as indisposition to make a price for the finer grades. Several parcels of Oolong have been sold from 2s. 3d. to 2a. bd., the assortment to hand being of good quality, and our market previously bars of fine descriptions. A large series of public sales terminated yesterder; these comprised some 28,000 packages, of which 27,000 were sold without r e f eree. Prices show but slight alteration on previous quotations : common black leaf teas, of which the bulk of the sales consisted, showed some decline at the commence ment, but with the further reduction in the Bank rate, • better disposition was manifested. Green teas are still in favour, and bring full rases, more particularly fine Moyune imperials and young hysons, suitable for shipping purposes. The Calcutta Price Current of the 20th July indi cates • satisfactory change in the position of mo b notary and commercial affairs in Bengal. The following on the state of the money market is from Travers Circular : The limited demand existing for money, notwithstand ing two successive redactions of the Bank rate of dia. count—in the first instance, from 10 to 8 per cent., and again this week, from 8 to 7 per cent.—coupled with the large importations of gold from Australia and Americe, manifestly point to a further reduction. The heavier ar rivals of gold since the abandonment of the 10 per cent. rate seem either to show that the high charge repelled supplies (as they have come in more rapidly since the reduction) or that the arrivals are accidental and irrespec tive of the rate of discount. On both suppositions the high Bank minimum was worse than =clam, as it did not attain its object ; on the first supposition, it did harm by keeping money away ; in the second case, while it did not attract money. it injured commerce by de ry atroying confidence. In the same way the notes that were hoarded began to return to the Bank directly the rate was {owned. In none of these cases can the effects of the present • organisation of credit in England and of the fixed a price of gold be praised. So far as we can judge from the existing aspect of affairs there is nothing hat is likely to exert any prejudicial effect on the state of trade. which, relieved from the intolerable pressure put upon it during the lest three months, bids fur once more to resume and extend its former position. The prospects of the harvest are favourable ; and the renewal of peace on the continent does not seem likely to be again disturbed for some time to come. On all grounds, then, it would seem that our moo fora continuance of the present ease in the money rket rest on a tolerably sure, basis ; and before the passi bility of the recurrence of such a crisis as that through which the commercial world has just passed, it to be hoped that the whole question of our present system of banking will undergo a complete discasion. It has already been taken up by some a on our recognised authorities finance matters at the meeting of tbe British Association ; end this will pave the way for a dill more exhaustive investi ga tion on the re-assemblina of the houses. Rub' • is a comparison of the present position of the and the price of Consols, compared with the corre sponding date of last year: At present. Same date last year. Bank bulten .......... X14.77tD50 .... L14,12yii6 Beak reserve ...... A 508.620 ...• 44414,650 F o i e . i n einAisuos.... kcia2,lls ..•. 21.7741,125 Rate of discount ...... 7 per Lent. .• • . 6 per cent. mbels ...... Ittf •• • • 810 1. Price of U MONDAY Evziorro. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 884 to 89 I for the 6th of Septem ber, o p ened this morning at the same quotation, and left off at 89 to 1. For money the hurt price was 89 tel. The official bonnutessia, frgoiritonty,ased;olo, follows ; :— di Ttrres atn, for per anv O nn ent t, 99/, k ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 8, 1 ; New Thr per Cents., 881, 8,1, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 103/ 0 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 101. The Indian Five per Cents. were inquired for, and improved 1 per cent., the last price being 194 i to /. The March Exchequer Bills cloeed at ss. do to a f n or d ei the June gn at t at . dis n . a to s 3:. prem. , and an almost general advance took place in prioes. ts id tai •j si 12943rd in 87 18 8 i 110 i i * 1 1 r.b Tin 8 14 lot :a itot I - I id 106 4 2 . id xd xd S5l xd 08 9 111 RAMWATI IC3 lad Exeter ....I IN is au !Cork sad Buda& all Cornwall 100 Dublin sad Dattast.l 100 Dmdsa.partL,d:Abd Ja all !Fast Loudon Bala Corn ICO Do NO (aragow sad IL Western 100 ' Groat Rastas Ord. St 100 Ds. 1L AN. NIL. No 1115 Groat Mali Of Ikeibilld 105 'Gnat No Hera 100 ,Do.A Area DO ay. an -100 'DAD 1110p.a.apakdB 100 i Do. New N Pas 100 Do. Ord. DsL Div. Nook 100 f 'CIL tooth Wad. (In ) Grist Western 1001 Do.BtoarVaLGuallik 100 Do. Buoth Wales 100 I Do. W. Wkl.—Odlord 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 laacaahlre &Yo Los.,Dr, itS. Coot rkildre 100 Loodoo,MatkaasolkDov 100 Do.llet. Extea.Mp.c. 100 London & North Wasta. 100 LoadosidouthWooken 100 Man. 81tid., &Lincoln/la 100 ihdropoUtaa Be De. Now all Do. llodosoloa 1 all Metropolitan District 10 Do. do. do. all Do. diet John's-Wood 170 I I Do. &P Shares 1011 Do. Una. & Derby all 11.1 d Kent 100 North British 100 Do. &Da ,Perth.Dund 1100 N. Itestern—Bervick iN Do. O. N. & Pure_ 100 De. Leeds HO Do. Nark 100 Do. Whale an Do. Stock &Darling. 10 Do. de., 180041 106 North Loudon 7 Do. do., 1864 I 7 Do. do., 1005 1 100 Northateficedihtre 100 N. & S. Watern 100 Soottfah Central 101 Scottish N. L e 100 ilootrish Midlan Ab d r. Ws. Shropshire Union I 100 HS South Davos 100 ; South Easters all IStalnot,Wokinshentote 100 Mat Vale 100 ,Vale of Math lee Waterford Ellkenny 6 'Waterloo et Whitehall WO 'West Comwall BRITISH POS8LBSION& Klfi as , sn AtlastioaSt.lawrasce N. .100 'Boat. Bar. &C. la. a6p.e. Pi 1 It I Do. / Blume 1100 Saab & lake Huron 10 ,an Do. Pretereaos 1100 IBaff.,Braat.,&Ooderteb 6 par ce5t.18724-4 . i CaL && Eftetern6p. a& ICape T. & Dock 6 2. .. Li v Beet garaG.77. Beet an ga. 6 do ,Oreaid Trunk of Canada Do. tqalp.lLß.6p.et Do. letpreL Boat Do. do. deterred Do. had preL Bootle. De. do. deterred Do. &d. pref. Stock Do. do. cleared Do. Mk prat Stock Do. do. deterred l arval Indian Peedualla Do. gra. 6 per art.. Do. New do. .... Do. New Alt S. of bedlam 6 p. at De. 41 per mat Do. Gt. Western of Can a da Do. New Do. .e-Bdapey.lB73 Da do. do. 18774. (Limited) man. sasr. 6 p. mat. Do. do. el do Do. do. 4i de Do. Fifth Ixteneloo . lfelb. Coriv6 per e. Bd. Mel& andßobeotee Bey Do. is p. P 04 .188 01 Do. 6 p. et., pay. 1806. IN.l.otCeatip castp.B.! dada, gam 6 percent.' Do. Delhi do Do. do. do Do. Panienb do. . Do. lads* St. Mot. do. 44 be 118 9 0 lab Psr 4 14 4 Ts le U. 1100 et. 100 so es no i 106 we 1 101 i 2 0 6 Ili M se 66 66 .... la “ 29 42 26 46 106 . 107 _ 1 PCS 9i l 100 I fn sa 100 iii ei: .100 St. .100 St. 1100 10 10 St. 100 SO 1 all 100 t 011 100 all St, 'lce St 1100 St 100 IS 01. 110 Si 'lOO 14} Or 94 U 14 1 414 rtl 114 113 so e 2 100 110 S 4 1S 10 U 16 18 98 86 I * is 02 I 10or 7 017 1 Ti 7 14 I IIIiSAPA•• A.••••••••• a, Ir 4..... ....... - CI lateens. Bee, Hs. 1 flk. I BAWLS. Ird 10. iiiesT. Ift IL II W. t i p . ) D. A. I Z ' IT t,049 0 1 :I 2c on a lathetrancia's ( L) : - 10 - 8 42 4k 1 -1...- Nairn 99.62 56 B.W. 3 or . o , tn . 1 40,000 100 1 AlßanceLon&Llverpool Id is 464hal 196 M Aberdeen 119.62 56 N. W. 1 R 2_ 1 1 110,000. SO 1 All6lO Andrlllll 6 Om - Leith • 1 20.64 67 N. 3 W. b e _ I M,OOO l 60 I Anglo loptleui(Lina.).. 10 110 die -. Ardrossan . 129936 71 W.N.W. 3 8. e- 2 10,000 50 Aglo_ Itallanillmlted). 29 9 7 dla ... Greencestle M. 04 [4l W.I.W. s w co -1 2 11,2001 10 Ac BankCer.newsh 0 111 1 8 ; 80 6 - Valentls 119.60 1 1) N. W. s wg.w. ro go . 4 10,002 40 Autralsola - Owe Clear... 19.61 67 1 NM. 5 W . bl_ • 4 12,500 1 10 BankotßritlshColein all 16 18 - Llveepoo _„umgo 8 •K 4 W.N . W. c - I 2 12.5013 90 Do. New, lieudlun. enil 27, i 3 . 74 - ffod ... MN 69 8.3. E. 6 SAW. c, - 2 10.000 16 Bank of Egypt - 40,000: 10 Rank of London - - ells - the Penzance.. , .19.51 67 N.N.E. 5 W.S.W. r 0.74 2 Brest .. ..... 19.57 61 W. 5 wow. r Igor 2 116,000' 20 Beak of Otago (Limited) 10 6 1 3 111 1 : - Loneos ~,, 21557 81 S. W. 5 S.W. o 222 4 10,000300 Bank of Itheenaland (L 1 %18 4 - Rochefort .. .19.76 64i 4 W.S.W. ro &04 2 10,000 00 Hankof Victoria, A 26 18 41 - 110,006' 10 Hank of New Zeeland lO 7 9 pan - Plymouth ... 29.52 001 E. 6 SAW. er 11.11 71 40,0001 60 flernersßank (Limited) 10 10 10 dls - die Weymouth.. 29.6669 S.& 6 S.W. CO I .... 1, ' 10,060' 20 Brastlianttortagueeei 10 21 4k - Portemouth.. 19.412 08. 6 W.S.W. o 1 - 3 10,000 1 1 60 Raitish•Calituridan(l) 76 6 idle - London .. 29.8169 && & cm & 2 W. - Yarmouth... 10.7160 m.s.M. W.S.W. m 4 WW. - -1 6° . °°° 44 Zit" N. America - - in 47 44 affltte&Co. (LI 11 - - Scarborough. 19.68 59 8. 2 W. be ,- 1 1 11,5* 20 Charieth - - Shields 19.68 410, &W. I 1 3 &W. co -! 2 00.000 20 C. Bk. India, Ans., China all 17 19 - - Radar , - I_l _ _ _ _ _ i _ : _ 10,000 26 Chart. Mee of Indle.te.. all IS 37 - 10,0001 20 am REMARKS. 19,000 MO Colonial - The weather Is estremely unsettle& An area of low barometric t?.* ° V cvl6. „___ 8699 96 _„ 8a96146 ' •• 6B - - - exhale In the Knelt& Channel. Much nth has fallen at " 9 "." ° ' `'''"' 8669 "` In " 661 I ' ll - - = e nd Nuance, and various cantata of wind are later- 150 ... n. 1 0 c4116° ,_,,,, 1991 _. 16d L00 d 8691c 00 ( 4 " ) . 22 4 1 1 1 25 12651 64 71 6 - tare ged. On our northern and north - western cooks tempera- ."."""' 50 ''''"" 6 ""' - tad 1 2 l e I w o ad -ad has fallen several degrees., with a slight Macau of premium MAO 60 East London ( i KM 10 BaiternExchanu(Lim. I 4 2 die - 111,1011 10 English and Auteekan .1 1 4 2 ifs - The Master of the Queen's Hone (the Duke of s i n k r e t m gmtliab Jana stol e % 10 15 el l - Beaufort) has signified his intention to exclude coursing in 10 Eng.Seotd Aut. lenl6 58 - Hampton Court-perk during the next season, in comae. WM * TansikhandSwedkla (1 IZS LS 11 dis - quenoe of the scarcity of hares on this demesne. *No SO European Bank'lrolted 16 13 11 ils - YAM leo Madeen.Cinsailan (L 1 26 3 6 36 Mr. Payne , the Southwark coroner, held an 29,9 5• me imosnal seas odWted; so a 6pm - inquest last night on Christopher Beckwith, who met his ffet,tee 10 larrial Ottoman 8,0 0 0 8 : i 26 lonise death in a horrible manner. He was a workman at a tar 111. 26 Do. New - factory at Rotherbithe, and while engaged in filling some mo s 2 0 / An d m o d . Bk. r o di s a, 6 12 of,lis - moulds fall backwards into a tank of scalding pitch. The mem 10e Detp.c.Deb„lB64,3o en 13 86 - jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." fet,eool la Lon.ftorklexleckte.(l.) 113 7 6Ms - SW IMMiNCI MATCH AT SEA TOR £lOO .- Pester - ... 10 .9,1 1,00 ., n lk°„ 4l4 l 8 4441844 . • 46 9 7 61 ' - Ti 16 1 die - ;. day afternoon a most extraordinary match from Sheerness 7,:z I r. 2 . 0 74 0 .;2 - 2 - 2 ror n i d o g, 461 g Bpm ss a to the More was swum between Henry Coulter, captain of goki 25 Do. New, be at II 10 1 2pm •- c the Serpentine Swimming Club, and key Coody, the land- 20,000 05 Do. do. do 6 e legrm - lord of the Old King's Head, Sheerness, the stakes being 60,0001 se Lon. Ct. Bank ot Auk'. ell 126 Ell bail 501. a side. The challenge emanated from Cooky , who has 8 7 . 500 , * 14 ,...edee Illeil_CoTtti.- -• 10 611 1111 id tl 42 44 416 been in her Majuty's marine service, long distances being 7 7 100 ro trot: tt =,, 2 , 12 14 - his more -. e m:al forte, and who offered to swim against ... 10,0001100 Loa. to Western (Lim.) 90 34 spells ad -S.l - anybody in the acrid from Sheerness to the More lightship, 2082, 50 / c ook. * p ro .* r_ a nil 8 0 ga r - e a distance of about four miles "as the crow flies." The 60 . 000 100 London & Westminster. 1 92 94 - r . start was from boats close to her Majesty's ship Formid- 10.0001100 Merchant Rank (Um) .26 16 18 18 - able. The steamboat City of Rochester accompanied the 6.0001100 Do. New r- match, and wan well filled. Coulter won by A minutes, 10 .ee°1 60 1162c691844646962(L i 124 1 11 96" - 17356 100 Metro. d Proc. Bankal lO 9 7 dis - r - occupying one hour and three-quarters in reaching the 1,0001160 Midland Sank (Lin) - d lightship. 10,0001 6 National of • 4 i 1 it pm - 1, THZ GRZAT Miamian's STAMP ROBBERY.-At 20,000,100 Napes of Liverpool.. 10 1 $ spm •-• . the Bow-street Polies-court yesterday, Charles Lenten • I °..."°_, liej n1.2 ,1 ' p e n . 4 , ••••. 3 1 -__ d plasterer, and landlord of the Crystal Fountain beerslUp r o 7 0 ro N4 7, 0 . .;7,... ,- c - _ - SO 1 68 70 - in St. Alban'eUrrace, Kennington-read, Lambeth, was 24806 20 I New Sethwars all 1 43 4.5 _ id charged with burglariously breaking and entering • ware- 60,0011 10 New Zaalsod (Lilted) 1 1 ldk per 55 house at Manchester and stealing stamps of various deno- 90000 90 I North Western T6 lalls par - as minations to the value of 10,0004. and upwards. This, as 60,000 26 'Oriental Bank Corpora an 45 48 .- will be at once perceived, arises out of th e late stamp rob- 10,400 M , thientOole.B.Llateo.C. 7 -- di - 141een 10 I Do. do. lateN.l. 4 -- Ms - Ai bery, for which Charles Batt was committed for trial on 1 1 1 , 6 * L ai i i, 20 Do. do. lat.P.C. 4 _ d i. _ .. Thursday last. Evidence having been given to show the email 60 1 Previa (L 10 6 Sdls - ad - I 9 . prieorier's complicity with Batt, the magistrate remanded I& 100 , Pronne. et Iteisd M 77 79 - ed him to Manchester for further elimination. 37,500 20 i Scinde.Punj.,&Dslhl(l4 10 - di, _ A Fin Man ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. -A very lt loo TO I De. Weal at 1 Pm. • • 3 - - die - 10.000 25 ; South Australia en 28 1M - # serious accident happened on Friday morning at Pinnacle, 17,061;100 'Stand. et & & Africa II 10 8 die - i n near Ancrutn. Mr. A. R. Church, farmer, had gone out 10,000 100 . Do. do. us. at •pm 10 I 6 ilia 16 2 4 , a little after 7 o'clock, in company with his nephew. The 410000 M 1 Union of Arkella ir , young man carried a gun, and it seems he had been 19.090.1 0 0 i Mg= of IMAM PAIL IS 9 109 - at walking a little behind his uncle, when the gun, which is 90 000 1 50 Iljolcs of 16641* l6 46 18 - mid to have been at full-cock, went off, and shot Mr. ug d i Church in the neck. lie was carried home speechless. A D0C1.6. gig messenger was despatched immediately to Jedbargh, 1 nil and Drs. B a llantyne and Jeffrey proceeded at once to the - I*. I let I Doan lIdI CL mime I Salsa. a place, where thy found Mr. Church in • eery withal 151111•111111 M. Slut Mal and Weangst India . IMO 126 110 11U 12, M akal - - , re . state. SM,II In. !London WV- I azln. Dcackl 6 1100 IT 69 ad OS jid CRYSTAL ?MAC& - ONZ SHILLUTH DAY.- Lc* . mg D o . DO, 85 6 p dew ea .- - .- h e MONDAY, AMMO? 27.-Adminiom on payment, 14,216; 111, et. Southampton - ate by sseasn tickets , 3 , 120 . Total sWans, 17,M45. att, IL Murray Ccauserclat .. 1 100 ,•-- 1 - JOINT siocesixis. id Pd ICL ;dew I lab& tie as is 4 or TO 10,000 1 11,600 1 12,000 10,000 16,019 40,000 21,500 the 120,000 60,010 10,000 10,000 2,080 8,000 I 10,000 10,000 1 15,000 15,000 4187,175 40,000 18,000 40,000 6 1 10,000 000 :tool 12,6001 10,000 10,100 100,0001 IMAM 10,214 0000.000 10,000110,000 17,04 C 10,000 , 10,000 100 10 1 17,331 i 10000 12,0001 0000,000 40000 10,000 10.000 1000 4,010,000 T.das. So. 40,000 10,0001 000.00 0 10,000 40,000 WOO 47,000 11,0001 10,009 10,0001 10,000 &KT?? 60.000 I 21,000 1700 0 ! 27,000 20,000 10,000 1b,041 lot 111 re i lot 16 17 eo as we si It 17 19 stk 1 Cps: 4 sad 14} 111 I 1 . 1 ;' & 1 10 Anglo-AmerkanTeL (L) all 10 Irgio-Ilexioan Mint all i St. (At antic Tel 1 p.ct. (L.) 15 Australian AgncuL .. , 1011 1 26 trallan M.L.&Po.:L 11 10 ugparabTea 304•44 4 ) 10 Berlin Waterworks (L all 100 Bol ekow Vaughan (L 171 ' i : lioabss im Gas iLindtod Wue I a a ld flit,aa : 6 Do New , 3 : 50 Dritisb American Land' 44 .ft .& 1. Mag. Tel. (L.) (100 , 1114 Company I ' 10 Canadian Loan & Inv(L ) 2 . 20 on Compsay 1 18 I So s3t A sham i I ,10 in.Ship&L.Coal L. 11 ! 10 City Diseoent, Limited. S CityofLondoult.Pro.(L. • 110 City of Milan Impro.(l. ) 7 10 De. 10 City of Moscow Gee (L 11 60 ' City 031oes (Lis) ll 60 ' Colonial (Limited) ~ 14 AO .CommercialUolon(lr. yy 1 10 iCom. of AfricanMer.(l. 1 60 ;Cousolidated Dia. (L.'. . 11 20 Continental Un.Gas (L ) 11 100 Contract Corporation(L 11 16 Cop M.Eng.,Pref.74 p.c.' 10 C. Tone. & Mob. of Jftg. SO I Do.of Mauritius (1).. 11 St 'Crystal Palace ... ..... 10 81. Do. Preference lO St. Do. 6y. ct. Peep. Deb If Si ,DerjeelMg (Limited) ' 100 Discounteorporationg: 10 'FAstern Assam Tea (L'• 60 ,L.lndlaLesid,C.& Ftn(L) It 20 ,IL India In & . V 10 50 lEg lb yptianCook&Trd.(L ) bw Vale t St. ,Nlectric Telegraph _., S Ilbsg.&Aus.Copper (Lim 60 dl g. sad Foremen 1001/ILseist ( 1 10 li e ite l e t t var l i are use ( 1 60 (Limited) 10 P.Credit&Flu. of Lom(L' 16 Pon. Steam Norm 1 60 Gloms &Colonial 10 ilimagliong & China ' a 10 'Hudson's Bay • 60 .llureber Iron Works (L I IM .Im.LandCo.llinelllee I 60 ;Imp.* Mer.Cd4Ass. (L.) It 2 'lndian Carrying ,'Link) I 60 International Contract . 11 10 internat. Finan.Soc. ; L.' 1 /0 3lstamt.Land tkedit(L, 1 60 ;Italian Lased. 1 20 Manna Inig. (osn.oay. al 100 Do. 6p. c. Eds. r. 11170 al 60 ;Land Becaritleellim.).. I IS llood.Afrtaan Trading . 11 25 (Lon. & Caledon. M. (1..) I 10 .140,CountyLand&B.(L) I 6 Lead. DistsietTeleg.(L, el 60 ,Lund. Mau. Amo. IL 8 4 (Lond. G. OmnibusC.(l • 60 X0n4.901404.9 4 9.C0 ( P 9 50 lend..,ltalian, &c. Sm. E 60 Loud .Mfr . Discount (L) 11 , 10 Sood. ProvinelalN 1 10 ;Madras Irriga.S.Onal.. IA 10 Do. 16 Marine brreetment L 1 Sill n in L 10 Sedi Showitituil t. Exte • n T d, el (L ( ) al NI .Merchant Sipping (L) 11 ID Sillwall F.l4.&DocklL, I: 60 •MillwalllronWorks 10 ,'N•tal Land &Col.C. (L , 16 !Notional Dts. Com. (L .1 25 IDo.New,kia.lo. 26 National h i . Prow. 100 Nationalineam Noe( 1 00 esioadilatliaktlron(L. 10 Do. New 16 N.3ealand L. &M.Ag.(L) II ,N.Pealand T.& Leas (L) 10 iNorthera Amass Tea (L 10 , Do. B ies. N.Brks.Australasten (L , 60 IN.Brit. &Marna& In.(L. ' 10 Nowguog Tea ;limited! 16 'Ocean Marine angora 60 IthientalSnancielllink 6 t OrlentolOu(Lbatiod) 5 Do. New 10 'Orient. Inland Steemll 10 !aim , . & itthland lave& 20 Ottoman Comptny(L ) 60 lOttomanrinaL ) 6 lOttentan Gas (United. 66 Overeud,OuraeLCo.(l. 1 10 'Panama I.M. SmaaML 6 • Do. do. 84. PeeDilv.l•l4d9led.(l lo Pentimular& G.Stesns 60 1 Do. do. New ieB/umbra& L, IL, IL (L ; 60 Ithymney Ism 15 ' Do. New i 26 iltio.LClty Improw.(L ) t " 1 Dd° 10 1110 ° Janeiro Gas (Lim ) • 200 Salmi Mail Steam & SA ,Scot Aiwa& Invest. (L 101 go Smith, Knight,&Co.(L ) 18 20 lSoc.Fituut. &Egypte (11 10 10 111. Atrium M. &In. (L ) 6 10 'SouthAustraillan Land.. all St. ,Submarine Telegraph .. 00 I I Do Scrip all lli TeLConstruc.&Maln(L. all I Do. Do LI 10 'lllanies& Mersey In.(L l I 20 .Trinidad Petroleum (L T 10 :Trust&Ageocy of Au. 1 So T.& L Co. of U. S 20 Un.liarise of Liver. I A Coiled K. Teleg. Co. all 20 ;Univers. Marine Das. L. 11 30 .UpperAssans Ts (1/04 . 7 1 0) . i D anV Diemen's Land (L ) Ili 100 Searoyof EgyptSor.:L. 30 1 60 Warrast Flounce (Ltd 10 60 Weatlndia&Pscific PA. 11 1,060 wow 1 so,oeo loom 00,400 40,000 10,000 17,600' i l i: W.3 Iq i :,-- at. : to IA - 17 81 - 77 80 - t t 1 - .lets p 4 " dim p 11 I 10 9 10 l 34 e Oedf I . - • 7 6 ' 4 }Ws It I.l} lu 8 10 dim il,iiio I !00.0001 e 10 S Si Sid ll N t * 4 S dis DO we sae 00 106 109 105 109 101} U 90 11 9 dis 919 - 10:000 11100251 11100.820 a 17,000 T,BOO 10,000 18,000 10.(10? 41 TA IQ ii:Oie 10,000 111,8111 UMW& 70,000 10,000 10,000 26,000 00,000 10,000 tii,666 1 9),000 90,000 - I;- 100,000 10,000 00,000 100,000 60,000 40,000 160,000; 000,000 10,E Wi lli 1 1.1100000 woo 4,000 10,000 10,000 is;000 I 40,000 146,1626 6,000 le,ooo. 6,000 04,600, 60,000 id,olo 1 Dil 14 E 1 , e l; di 4 : DO 130 1361 d • 1 a 7 . 4 . e i . 2_ I at Ip zi l = 10 4I _ -I tr g 1 2% - ill 15. 16i 151 10 16 20 - l 0 72 - LO 11 10 - le , : ;I 1 3 1 . 1 1 I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 6 ! g i dial is T 5Ms 6 6 2 411 2i & -:. 1 — 1 : & I tt 1 at_ IP 1 MI 16 13 as 179 SO 18 -- 10 U 9 d 1 Par rla u : 2 41 DU 94 1 II it rtzda - 15 8 6 416 - LS 1 11 10 419 1 1 i t 4 6 ddlsel s S sem pi, 4 li 2 1 4 - 1 so 1 16 14 db 6 —Ms I pi. *r. : 1 _: 4 ker. _ 10 60 SO 17 4 16 ledis I 6 :7 pm I 1 10 ai in I 4 I OM Psr in :I ldis Por • _ _ 18 lif Ms s 4 15 20 die T 8 5 4 36 40 436 BB 88 9 It p 50 1 1 2 14 29 7 8 so 12 6 309 pa 108 1 111 1 1 110 117 121 mi l 21 18 I 8 - 4 in is WS is - • t MINI 100,00. 7AOO $7,600 6,000 __...- , , 4 4i 4 1P" 4 2 jt_ i Pp -4 idi ti 2 42 e 4di 20,0 001 60,000 I 16,000 1 26,000 10,000 akooo i 10 PREFERIELNCE Midland Consolidated 44 per neat. it FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Lint.), sus. 7 per cent., Duteh Rhenish (161. paid). 1.94. Great Luxembourg,l4. E South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetlan, 16. AM 964 TRAFFIC P.ETURNS. Milne Par Mel, Total, Tata. iltidliAT9 open. ~Ts. chandler. DM. Iss& Week main Juno 19. £ A 4 A I Brecon and Merthyr ___ Northern of Buenos Area 19 181 827 Ditto June 911 Ditto July 3 SO 3811 Iti7 :II Ditto July 10 I Week ',ding August 23 Loodon.Brightos,&S.Coast 9941 13,464 COW 19, 491 94, 496 Booth Ude= — 22,937 6,966 WADS 10,033 'HIS DAY.)' Chilien New Six per Cents. (bonds and scrip), Colombian, Egyptian, Italian of 1866, Sardinian; and Greek coupons rose 1 per cent.; Greek an dl Italian of 1861, ; Spanish Passive, ; the Com mittee's Certificates, Brazilian of 1866, titian Six per Centa. (old), and Italian (hiaremmease Raiip way), ; and Brazilian scrip and New Grenadian Deferred, Turkish of 1866 and Mexican at 1864, however, were flat, and declined 1 and pee Gant. respectively. 01111 OVIAPOIC. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oms e ►'Cwoz. The amount of business in Britialtntining shares to-day is large, and quotations are gene rally firm. Some of the present prices as follows :—East Caradon, 4 to f; Rest 13'14 7} to f ; West Chiverton, 80 to 82i, ex div. ; Great Vor, 221 to 23 ; Prince of Widee, 20a. 6d. to 21s. 6d. ; Traavean, Bto 7 ; rincroft, 10,1 to 11} ; Chiverton Moor, 6} to f ; and East Basset, L6f to 16i. A rise of 6/. r ton took place yesterday in the price of copper. Theprement quotations are reported as follows by Messrs. Sinn, Willyams, Nevill, and Co.:-Strang copper, 901. per ton ; fiat bottoms, 961. per ton ; best selected, 891. per ton ; tough cake, 861. per ton ; yellow metal, 80. per lb. ; sheathing nails, 10d. per lb. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (TILLS DAY.) (lIIY LA MM AND ISMINATIONAL =AMA I.) (FROM ona OWN 0011AWIPONDIr e l ab Colston. —The market quiet. Wee iy i ___ 8,000 bales. Man.—Good attendance M market. Wheat slow and only saleable at some slight oonoteden. Flour dull and 6d. lower. Beans rather firmer. Oats sad oatmeal quiet, and prices in favour of buyers. Indian corn, heavy arrivals ; named 265. in opening, but closed firm at 28s. 3d. MINCING-LANE.—(IIiIB DAT.) SUGAR.—The market has opened steadily with a fair inquiry ; the sales include a parcel of brown Bahia at 265. 3d. Refined—Both dried goods and pieces have been sold on lower terms ; common brown lumps are now to be had at 434. Corry—There is a fair inquiry foe Rest India descrip tions, at last week's currency. • Tea.—The market remains quiet. Rtit.—The market continues steady. 20 puncheons of pals Leeward., Is. ; and 80 puncheons good brown, Ls. Bid Flu:T.—Another cargo of Valencia raisins has arrived, and business is doing at 345. for common and at 38s. to 45e. for selected. Rica —The market continues quiet but arm. Elsi.Trornm. —No miles reported. Itint..;.). —BO chests of Rost India sold at prices mow from 41. Bd. to 7s. 2d. GAMBIER. —5OO bales sold at 235. 6d. Comm. —The sales are confined to mall paresis of about previous prices. Jets.—Businees has bola does in cuttings at 61.5.. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is steady. Petentbnrg Y.C. on tie spot, old, is quoted 4Se. ; ditto new, 4435. ; law, the. 1M ; October to Deceinbe7. 44e. ; December, 48a 941. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mr. Churls.. James Barton retorts trade allow at the fol. following prices • —Prime old clover, from 1101. to 118 a. ; Inferior ditto, from 951. to 106 s. ; prime aid boy. from 96a. to 1001. ; inferior ditto, from Me. to 901. ; prime new clover, from 901. to 100 e. ; inferior, 601. to 80s. ; prime new hay, from 76e. to 85e. ; inferior ditto, from 40e. to 651. ; straw. from 36a. to 461, PROVINCIAL SNAIL MARITYL LivarooL, Anna! t 7. las i—Gnat Eastern, In 71 881 11 1 1 li—Orsat Western, 1i 111—Lancaabire and Yorkshire. 11 I rd. and n.— and North Westem. 1191 29 261 11 20 I—, Ilbseleld, and Liucohnhire, 891— etilitan, 1281 8 sd.—Midland, 1211 k rd.—North ltriteh, 581 , mth Eastern. 6718 8111 1 1 1.1 El— -1 &Milo and Lake Huron, 848—Grand Trask c 6 °mans 201 —Cheat Western, 14-0* 461 I—llltnola, 78—IthisTwentlea, Tit si 2 II '2 11 2 11 1 2—Great laseinbourg, 1611 111-141 1-114 er. candle and Baal:mte Bank. 91116 d.—Royal Insurance, 24 xd. and b p —Anal...American Telegraph, 11—Atlantic Telegraph. 9:1--ditto. a par rent 71 • British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph, A, 81—West India and Pacific Steam Company, 41 d. liaicangra. Mistier 27..—The market was bear, prices having considerably improved. A large businem was done. eric.in Telegraph (Limited', 101—Bolekuw, YaueLia, Creela 0. ;Limited% R. —Consolidated Bank (Limited), 1 1-le p it Foncier of Entand ted), 31 d.—Dhdriat Hank 16 p. —Erica, 471 11 I—Great Eastern, 8718} 118 71 8: 8, 12 Greet Luxembourg, 131 13-14 I—Oreat /Imams A, linl 1 —{lend Trunk of Canada, 20rese Wages of 3-161—Greeks. 13—Orsat Western, /.6} i a 60444 g 4-1 nob, 771 8 —Lancashire Insurance, 1 p.— mdl York shire 1271 1 I—Nee ditto Ordinary, 1 p 018-18 p —London and North Western. 20 191 1 10 1 1— Manchester and County Bank 'Urnited . , 24 p —Manchester, Weasid and lAncabadina. 59 81 9 81 n—lritto g 8 Pref., 1.10 p --IletreeUtan, Ha ll} 11— Mldland, 121—Ditto New, inconsertildo, 1-411 p.—Narth Britieh, bZ,I 1 7--South Laden+, 671 8 1 / 1 la i t i ll st a ti p Spanish Passives, 20: —Staveley Coal and Iran W. 26 p.—Thames and Mersey Marine Initurastos ), 411 tit p—l'ai..e4 states 5-20 Yeats' Bonds, 74 0 2 16. 11 itti 11 11 2 South Austrian, Id—Paton sod Myra . AllOl7ll 27.—Badmal claret Waiters Birtninglusn guaranteed 31 per eat., at . 70 ; sad Lloyd's Bank {Limited.. at 7} pm. CMiug prices Western Bailway.ll9;. seller: Great Western. tv...74 Midland Oxford It guaranteed 6 per cent , 120, buyers ; Gloucestershire Bank, eo W 41; Nottingham Joint Rock Bank (Lindtad), 3 to 2 gig •. Nanny Carriage chatted) (Oldbury), 111 pm., sellers p BMA mail Farads Libra Phnt ILmltedt, g gig, Kam Murata's Metal ,Liailted), 2to db.. Patent Shaft and Aalaterra Ifandted:, 61 to 61 pm.; and Staffordshire Wheel and Axle ilitulted;, 11 to °lila. CRYSTAL Peteca.—lt had been intended that the Ballad Concert yesterday should be the last this season, but it having been attended by upwards of 17,000 persons, one more will be given in the week following the Worcester Festival, about the 20th September. Upwards of 120,000 visitors have attended the MOAN given this autumn at the Crystal Palen. THE RECENT BOAT AOCIDZIFF OR Tall RIBBLE.- The inquiry into the canes of the death of Ile John Sims, who was drowned in the river Ribble ea the 9th inst., at Preston, after having been twice adjourned, bee been closed. The deemed, who was the eon of Mr. Reuben Sims, of the fi rm of Pickeley , Sins, and CO., striaalttrsl implement menufecturers, was rowing in a .wiling boat on the evening of the 9th, when his boat was caught by • mooring rope stretched across the river to mourn • vessel that had been launched by the Preston Iron Shipbuilding Company. It was upset, and be was drowned. At the former adjourned inquiry lir. Smith, the man= the shipbu tiling company's works, gave • which tend,' to throw blame on the Ribble Navigation Company for not providing better accommodation for the mooring of vessels. Henry Workweek, a rigger, now stated that he did not think the rope caused the boat to upset the first time, although it did turn the boat over. Mr. Edelaten, solicitor, who appeared to watch the proceedings on behalf of the relatives of the deceased, contended that the company had been gu ilty of negligence, and that Mr. Smith or Mr. Davis (another per eon in the employ of the company) was answerable to the law for the death of the deceased or that the two conjointly were amenable. Mr. Myna, the coroner, then summed up, and after the jury had deliberated ab • quarter of an hour they returned the following ver dict :—" That on the Dth of August, 1866, John Sims was drowned in consequence of the beat in which he was riling having been upset in oonseirence of coming in con tact with ropes pl.i.ced across the river, and attached to an iron vessel moored to the Preston Iron Shipbuilding Coen pany's yard," and to this verdict they appended the follow ing2htion —" The jury consider th at t he mode of moor ma vernels by the Inn Shipbuilding Company is bo77angerous and illegal, and ought at once to be apinltafetopatitittoy.".xlihnedro e c o in ner oom wa : z u es e l nee hlr. of /Coi n: th pa that being if stretched across the ri v e r in future, it was probable • ver dict of manslaughter would be returned spinet some one. Mr. Smith replied that he would at ogee communi este with the Ribble Navigation Company. ACDA , ;IOI:IS THEFT OF JEWELLERY.--011 Satur day a daring and extensive robbery of jewellery took place at Soutbses, at the residence of Admiral Talbot, the value of the property stolen being upwards of 1,0001. The admire. family left the house in the afternoon and pro ceeded. for a drive in the carriage, and on returning about en hour afterwards a case containing a large amount of jewellery was missed from the bed-room, as well as several rings, bracelet s, Sc. , which had been left on the dreedrig tabk. The servants, daring the absence of the family, beard the dog herniae, but they did not settee say thing which create d their suspicion. The mat reason aisle suspicion is that the thief watched the family from the house, and then took the opportunity to gem admission into the hour ; bet bow this was done is ati prevent • mystery, as the servants deny that any pawn entered the hones while the family were absent It is obvious that the thief must have been disturbed, es • gold wa tch awl a valuable clock on the chimney-piece were not taken. The case in which the articles were carried away was found in a gravel-pit in Havelock park, Southern. It had been broken open and ell its mutants abserasted. with the exoeptioo of an ivory fan. The thief ninth have bees well acquainted with the house. SOUTH LAUSINGTON 11117811IIM.—Viaitors during the week ending August 25: On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 11,001 • on Wednesday. Saturday, and Friday Laminates ete) feh aa 10 a.m. to 6 in a lai7Be , Average of *or responding week former pan, 14,021 Wel Ikea the opening of the museum, 6,262,795. fiosrrrer. FOR IhnzAsta or nrs Com, Vlcrozu reen..—The number of patients relieved at this lasting tion during lest week was 1,197, of which 280 were sew cute. i•a..=.10.4 et of Part• wen, Trsi Otis o the or- X 971 I 00 -.:. 14 6,600 6,640 6,600 1,12( 611 €1,2,31 s, . 4,1 i e, S. .. iil . 61 1,024 .. a.siool .. 1