The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-20 00:00:00

lAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Haslitt.) to BATC1111.01:111.—N1W ADJUDICATION. \t,.. Green, from the Aloe of Mr. W. R. Ruthenia, a petition oa behalf of Alfred Thom Retch*Lour, ; and dealer, of Field-house, Wa'worth. The lA. ire shoat 1,0001., and bankrupt attributes hie failure t:rarr4l falling off of business. The oars goes to the tof Mr. Commissioner Faith. Adimlicatios warn made. ;- iNT HONT. —AN A7TORNIT'S CLEAR ti DIFFICOLTTIL • CAM was reported a few days MOIL The baskrupt, rrn !rrick George Anthony, was an attorney's clerk, formerly tc i ntir.grove, Stratford, and since of Coidharbour-lane, ! e rirell. The debts are only 1871., principally incurred ;.,,iutit of the illness of the bankrupt's wife, and Rabat. ri connexion with business. " yr. Robert Pererley, of Coleman-street, now appeared in ~,r t o f the application ; and in the absence of opposition 'red order .as made. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERBEN WELL. ,A;'TION TO PEROON3 IN WANT or • SITUATION. respectably attired, ladylike young woman, who gave :Le rams of Aram Hart. applied to the sitting magistrate Ague uoder the following circumstances : T:.e .pplicant said that ab e saw advertised in the different ...,,,perg that Reran. Wyche and Company, of No. 1, -:detainer, Islington-greeo, who described than ,,:r4 as general business and employment spate, ..r , fewc.l to procure situations of all kinds. Sudan itAt a was stated that there was • l eo .irtnieot for ladies, she went there al= 'Abet ourprised to find it was a small place, and ortesdnr seeing "the lady superintendent," she maw amen, .t o !.:11,r.: that she wanted a situation at a bazaar, said he r. i obtain one for her at once if she paid him Se. She t h e required amount, bat had not been obtaieed tie and that she understood that the ma. had gone She was of opinion that she had been defrauded oat trr maey. A ;ottoman in court said that be had beard of many of a similar character against the same oaks. '!r. Lockwood. the house and estate agent of the Otay's • • 7 ed. who was in court on other business, said that he , of an instance in which the same parties advertised ,sated a young lady es a governess, also a companion," - -.questing that all letters mot for particulars should •se • stamp. That wee does, and instead of the address •L: sent a printed circular was sent, stating " that the so whom this is addressed is informed that the charge .leatoieg a situation of the kind applied for is sa, sod i: the bottom were the following words, written ism very :sat had. " Salary 40 Pound, Per annum." Another person in court said that be had bees referred yr. Wyche after be kad paid his money to • place where ::r parties said they knew nothing of the firm is question. Ito magistrate said it looked like swindling, and be hoped press would take notice of the case, WORSHIP-STIMET. MORE OFFENCES CEDER THE SEW NM r. J„ ha We!AA, landlord of the Lamb Tams, /Clots. nki. was darned with an infringement of the prosaism& of new act relating to t h e cluing boon of public-booms mJ refreshment roomm Three constables of the N division swore thatehortly after o'clock on the morning of Saturday, the 131.1 t inst., they, company with Inspector Langley, saw the doors of the Lamb wide open and persons beteg served with liquor. liefendant positively denied that he or any of his servants dm.° beer or liquor of any kind after 1 o'clock. The doors were certainly open, acid it was his practice to tare them no, and stand there when business was over, which he presumed he was at liberty to do. Moreover, he eld unwilling to odend his customers by closing the estrum; therefore, when they came. he politely informed them, if .as past the regulated time, that they could cot ie served sod they were not, a course which he mesiderad 'or bet than slamming the doors in their face. He would wear that not any refreshment was drawn at tor 1 o'clock, deposed to. Gentlemen were certainly leariug the coffee mom a few minutes later, but he himself was in bid at Us :litotes Put 1. Ir. Cooke ;Sealed the constabks and closely questioned :hem ea to their having seen the actual drawing of liquor, and each declared that there could not be any mistake about it. A fe.nale was behind the bar helpkg, and defendant himself at the door. Mr. Wilson called ;;;e7rbis servanta and a gentleman, who corroborated his aaaertiooa. The last serving, they rid, ear at two gainuies to 1 o'clock. 11;.docakTaird bilrex;ildWoi throw aside the evidence of three police eanstehles without inferring that they Dad committed wilful perjury. This was the first case that had bees heard by him, and be would take the opportunity of remarking that paelioans appa rently very willingly and readily conformed to the provi sions of the act in question, albeit he previsions were pm baps somewhat strings t. This was very credita ble to them, but them was one fact not reaerally known that should be °Wanton' sj whom it concerned, nam e ly , that the wordiag by rf the act rendered it Imperative to have the house closed entirely. The prohibition did set extend to serving said supplying oely. Defendant had clearly acted In ma traventioe of the law and he must pay a fine, which, how mi., would be ally 2a. 6d., with MOW Aparnit Can. J. .An Cole, a rehishmeat•hoese keeper in S:lrediteli. was aliened by I °swim Pyle, a dirisioe, with two tender Weems ; sad Sergeant Leather proved one at them to be wary bad is diameter, thirty being in the homes at a quarter part 2 o'clock in the niarniag. Mr. Cooke, wale a etroog assitioe, iudieted a dal of sa. in th►t airs sad 2s. 6d. fa the other. soots to be paid with each, dcfeudant premising not to ishiege the act male. IIiItYLEBONE. ♦ 111710LAZ SHOT. At the witting of the oOort thiame;ing inforrostiou yea brought that a burglar had been shot ander the following eirctunstaooss : About a quarter after 2on Thursday morn' lest Mr. Witzterg of 92, Marylebaue-road, wsa awoke lll heatia • noise in his hack yard. sedate° by crackles of glen. He im mediately got out of bed and opeoed the parlour door, which is ee a level liw with the paeans leading from the yard. Mr. Witzberg thee maw a man's face &galas% the glare is the door. The man was busy indoing what t• termed " abusing" tin glass—that is, planing a piths of paper or rag on which is a sticking substues, such u pitch, against the glass. This prevrate its falling when broken. By this means tits burglar eso get his hand inside to undo any bolt or bar. Mr. Witzberg sow that the burglar had forcibly metered through outer door, and felt himself justified in protecting his boa and property. He got his pistol (a oaken breech loader), and loaded it with a emalteisse shot. He Bred at the burglar, who instantly ?so into the yard, and made his laths up a pair of steps over a wall into an •Ilomiag garden. The discharge of the pistol made little or eo poise. Mr. Wetsberg shouted " Police" and "Thieves." Ins police were instantly oa the spot at the rear of the base. sod had Mr. Wetaberg continued his alarm at the re: no doubt the bonier would have bees ear tired. loathed of this, however, he went to the frost dor and loudly sprang i rattle in the lifarylebeee *Ad. The awed the officers at owe to rue r ;al to where the gonad came from. It was then dig. z. , rered that the burglar had made bin escape by getting o'er the gardens from No. 94 to 9s, and over a low wan zto Garden•road. From the place aloe( Alleop mews, 134 ker street, end sear to Peridingtonsetreet, the 1-, of the burglar was traced by the ecatinuou of blood from the wound he had received. The shot have takes effect about the neck or right jaw. The butler stole a few articles of Hue from the wash-home. 8., however. left them behind is the closet of 96, Marrle ber.mad. No other property was mired. No doubt the t:r;:sr, who had no hat oe and most have get week front of blood. hailed a cab Sergeant White, detective •r. 1., D. I. busily engaged in endeavouring to find oat csboan who might have drives the burglar. MARLBOROUGH•STREET. MIL PAM'S ACT.-111111GULAIL CARL 4a<l Bertorel, as !tallow orzao-plavwe woo ehatied ~f oro Mr. Kooz with aottoylog Mr. Robs 4 M. Row of firm of R. M. Row sad Co., ottani/to, 282, R 6 1: 1,01- ttmet. Mr. Robert M. Rew said that at half-past 8 o'clock last t . :ht the prisoner set to grinding his him doing so, and he orr t n a •ext door to his tome. He very much ansoyed a.nt out an d requested him to go away, the refined to d' so. sod persisted in playing. Upeo this he (Mr. Raw) went to the circus and gave the prisoner Into custody, when lte tosooer rushed into the passage of the house is frost of cb hewn playing, being encouraged by a neighbour who 1 " 1 a taste for organ playing. He (Mr. Bowl wished to ohs that, as the dispensers of medicines, guest rutPoorni t-:3Y was placed on them, es they required quietude, and t hove their minds disturbed from their business ; god RE. had he not felt much annoyed, he would not have t.“- c the trouble to oome to the mart. The prisoner cora to play io spite of the police. :?3,ner said he had a gentleman in court to speak for I - M. swims, of Regent-street, the next door neighbour to said the prisoner had been in the habit of coming t Louse every Friday sight to play his organ . for about I •hour at th e ti me w h en h e was pare' his people. dolt Sfr. Rear had felt annoyed at his doing so, and -' czlit be had the prisoner in his passage. M. Kona —Thee he was inside the house! Mr. !" . ykes.—He was. Mr h —Did the constable come into your parer sad h.- Irro nut :tykes.—Yen, but I did sot see him. Mr linos —Then that is not evidence. Hurst,nrp lOB F, raid that on being told by Mr. Row. 4 -' 4 he wanted to give a men Into custody for I ''''Y ,ll 4 him by playing his organ, be west to .put tad fated the prisoner playing outside lies' door. The prisoner on hearing that he wee rs.nisto custody, reeked into Mr. Sykee's peerage, mad be sr.isLother constable in plain clothes went in after the pri and took him into custody. Mr. Sykes, who was sot t} '" , "I , to this time, then came down. He did sot take ~ , n ar nut of the passage till after the prisoner had bees ha custody lad rushed into the pummels. ariDAY. Northerly to W. so- dente to strop,. to places some rile. IMOLAI:A O Noll7lllllll 'MODAL Comm W. to N. sad back troth to tooderaW, wow 'boom to place& Worm.. Am above. aorrazaat. W.W.B. to sod back, froth to mode rato, to plum SCOW Warmers. LIMOS. As met stow. As shore. N.W.to N. E. and back to W., moderate to Wrong, with min in a few places.. As next above. Itartbeeasnootland. Weeteru=Lrelanel. Wer. and id minetwere inglan iomSea leonther a d e sad Noah Se&ledlei Channel and Ow elbow. LIAM An interesting matinee took plate at the Royal Xaitary School, Koaller•hall, Twickenham, oe TueedaY, the 16th iota., when Ai•Beu Son-Ills, who played before the Prince of Wales last season, and dedicated, with per mission, a musical album to his royal biebteer, performed on bis four different instrumeate—vis, the turkopboae, saxophone 'opium, fraud clarionot, and the musette or bag pipe, with sethusiastic applause from both professors sad students. This artist is now wigged ►t Mr. Mellon's teacarts. Most painful reports concerning M. Gottood's health (observes the Altheme , . nal have been in itive circa intim of late, and great publicity has been given to them es continent. We are enabled to state. on expellent authority, that they ere entirely unfounded. So far from his being in terrupted in his course of mortal labour, be is now, we an. desstand, sctively engaged on • commission for Florenoe— this Wog sone other than • serious composition for the Dente Celebration. The Tuscans have. in this matter, shown sound sense, at the sacrifice of rational vanity—M. Gounod being far fitter (or the task they the may other attainable European composer of note to whom it could have bees offered, Signor Verdi, whose incompetence in music of this order was signally brought to light in the work attempted by him for our Great Eabibitioe of 1882. ENGLISH GRATIS AT LrcKNow.—The Bombay Gazette of July 23 observes :—" It will be a matter of satisfaction to the relatives and friends of thine who fell in the different sieges of Lucknow to learn that the chief corn s miesiorier has had • register prepared of the grime of all officers who were buried in various places in the city and its sovirons. Many sleep their last sleep in the burial grounds ; some were never buried, their bodies having falls. into the hinds of the enemy." MISS LONOWORTH'S ACTION AGAINST THI " SA ?VADAT RIITICW."—Miss Loarrorth (remarks the Ifrteor) has brought an actioe in Scotland against the Saturday Aerial, for libel, lsylog her damages at 3,0001., and has seized all funds belonging to the paper which happen to be in the hands of advertisers in Edinburgh. The comments of the Renew upon her conduct, and specially her letters, were undoubtedly severe, bet they were feeble compared with those of the opposite counsel, and the utter unfairness of commencing the action in Scotland will deprive the lady of all public' sympathy. Sbo is. we far, infected with the ratorther fatigandi. which. like the taste for building, oar, indulged becomes ineatiable. . _ F•T•i:AcT:loitrr IN ♦ WKLL. —A n accident of • falal, bat by no means of an uncommon ohmmeter. wound at Gerstaag. Lusosbire. very recently. Ms son of a farmer in that district desponded by a ladder into an old wall for the porpwe of examining the discharge pipe He fell from the ladder, .hen hie brother swat to moist him. He also fell. sad • third perms present shouted for help, but only la tiros to rescue on. of the brothers. The other nu sag o• opted by the foul air l• the wall. THE EXPREW SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 74864. James Crash*, of the E division, said he saw the prisoner Va.,lug as Qs paveuiesa is hest of Mr. Sykes' house, and Mr. Row gave ►in tate custody. The prisoner then put down his organ, and rushed into Mr. Sylice passage, and he (Creak?) vrei!t in and pulled hies out. Mr. Sykes' forewoman and porter having given evidence, Mr. kew said that before be mine to the court that morning, • man came end played his organ, and Mr. Sykes took the ma. in and closed the door. led this deadened the sound, and therefore be did not object to it. Bat the organ playing had been of daily oecurreoce, and wee • great annoyance in consequence. Mr. Knox said that every householder in London had • right to protection under the act of parliament. it was Dot necessary in the present ease to have brought in Mr. Bass's act. Under the old act it would have been a perfectly legal arrest. The prisoner had motioned to play after being requested to leave, • reasonable cause for his leaving being given. It would never do to let the men off from holism, of compassion ; the thug would biome an intolerable nuisance. In the present case it WU not so much deal- Mg with the prisoner as between two persons—equally respectable, but of different feelings. He should Ilse the premier 20s, and as Mr. Sykes had been the cause of the prisomer's offending, he would recommend him to pay the WANDSWORTH. KNOCKING AT THE WZONO DOOIL—CCIIOO3 ATTAIN. Monningion Parry, • licensed backoey carriage driver, No. 474, appeared before Mr. Daymai to soarer the com plaint of Mr. Charles Evans, a bookseller and part-offiee keeper at elephant Oid•town, for notarially knocking at his door without lawful excuse. Mr. Wilson appeared for the defendant. The complainant stated that on the morning of the 11th inst., about 20 minutes to 2 o'clock, he was alarmed while in bed by • continuous knocking at his private door. He got out of bed, and on looking out of the window be saw the defendant with his cab, and he called oat that he was wait ing for hie fare. Witness told him that no one in his house had had a cab, upon which be replied that he knew witness was the man by his voice, and that he west is by the shop-door. Witness assured him that he was mis takes, but he refused to believe him, aid said that if be did sot came down he would go at it again, maiming the knocker. Although witness begged of him not to disturb him or the neighbourhood he oontioued knocking at the door more violently. He thou begged of the defendant to fetch • constable or wait quietly tiU one arrived. He refused, and oommenced knocking until • constable came up. Mr. Wilson crona.ezamMed the complainant with • view of showing that he had been riding in the cab with a female, and that he went into the house by the shop door. The complainant denied most positively that he had ever bees in the cab with • lady, and said he returned home before 9 o'clock in the evening, after • walk, and that he did not go out afterwards. Mrs. Evans, the complainant's mother, confirmed her sce's natement, and said that she and her daughter wen • much alarmed by the knocking. Mr. Wilson said that if the complainant had not riddea in the cab the defendant had made a great mistake, for which he wee very sorry. Mr. Hayman thought that it WY a very bad csas, and that it was insufferable for a man to disturb the peace of persona is the night time in that way. Supposing that the complainant was the person, that was cot the proper way for the defendant to enforce his claim. He fined the defendant 20e. and costa, or 14 days impriaonmeaL The mosey was paid. STRATFORD. ECTILAORDINAIT CASI.-THI TLBLIB TVIX. William Brewster, of Dagenham, was charged with com mitting an malt oa Polioaconstable 175 IL, smiler um, fa lowing antrawrilinary eircuraateness:. _ _ _ Mr:'towhees, the solicitor, attended to watch the OW for the defendant. The complainant stated that be, as a polioeofileor, pro eesded to the defendant's house at Dagenham, sad re quested to IMO his wife. who was reported to be living there. The defendant, who was much annoyed, told him that she would not oome. The complainant told him that he must see her, when defendant pushed him violently. They closed, when defendant struck complainant on th e ear . °mapWean% then charged him with an assault, and took defendant into custody. By Mr. Rawlings—The defendant was a married man and complainant's wife had left him and had been living with thedefendset's wife for the put four months. He had written to her for the purpose of obtaining a reooucilia. tied, bat had been animoosseful. Mr. Rawlings submitted that the arrest was Magistrate—A coast able could take a perms into custody if he sew aa tumult committed. In the present case the coostable (complainsiot) bad witnessed the assattlt and bad experisocied it on his owe person. (Laughter.) The consplainaut said th►t there was no reason why his wife should not come home. She did not leave him throngh say cruelty, sod be had never threatened her with peremial videos°. He had offered her proper notistainanos, ben abs would sot return home. A cross summons was then heard against the oomplainant for assaalting the defendant, when it woo proved by "nerd witsesses that the coestable was the aggressor. The magistrate dismissed the first ease, bat fitted the sew stable 10a. and coots, or 14 days' unprieonment. The fine wu paid. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SATOILDAT, AINICIPT 14 t a... T. W. Nara .. 2064 62, N.W. Lbereisee 1•41119 Ardrosian jai* 56 8. tri.4914 . N.N.Z. Galway _ tails& N.N.W. Oaps Mar 19.66 N. Ira . 29.77.16 ' N.W. r= . l 49.85'41 14. N. Z. N 0171440.1 29.9188 11. Z. Peusbroks 29.1144 N.N.I. homes .. 29.84 40 11. 19.9161 S.M. W. LOrlest 19.7061 W. Rabat:et MN 60 N. 11716outh 70610 Z. Roma, tb 4 26 786.6 N. Forleoutb 10.76.1171 N.N.L. lameloa 10702 N. UMW. ..... 1444846114 29.79 as x.x.s. Ilearbarsegb. 29.7066 N. MN& 29.64 61 N.W. 11•10691406 10.416 67 6.9. N. a WI a 4 RNA N.R. 11 MIL l 1 N.N.L a i N.N.W. as t Ufa N.X.M. N. IL It. IL IL W. lAA 88 W NALL BAK N.N.L S.W. 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Chiverton 3 8 9 - - 2,900 1 .. Clifford Amal BO S L 584 88 _ 1,014 , .. Dew. G. Cots. illvtelk ) 1 WO 600 - "I ad 1800. .. fDrakewalls - - , 412 .. 1304 kamet (111•pni 36 68 79 - a. 8,114. .. Oita - 1000 . . AAA Caen nil* 161 6,000 • !linet Grenvine 17.0 a 6 4 1 4,000' . :1,. W. Russol/ ( favistk ) 91.114. - - 485 .: 'Oranibler &88 Aubyn 1199 6 7 - 1,500 4 rintt Isisey (Limited) an 15 16 - - 4,000. .. Groat South Solana - i 1 6,906, .. G. W. Vor (1446sed - - 6,000, .. Grenville - 1 1,024, .. IHarod's Foot - 6,000' .. 1 ningston Down. snow 31 4} - 996 .. !haste !Day Lefton 91 8 10 - .... 9,041 P .. !Waste Valley - - 40,000 4 liwyndy Iron On - - 1,024 .. Nangiles J.... 111 17 29 .. -. 400. .. (New Beton . 1111 76 U - i 1 6,000 .. !North Downs - 700 .. 'North Rakes: - 7 7 ad MOO . . IN. Wh. Basset (Thom) 19.5 1} 14 - -w" LIMO .. 'North Wheal Crotty ll5 3 - - ~ 4,000 .. . Prosper United aa 1, 110 20 'ProvWemee (V. Lelaall Ulf 40 42 - - 1112 . S. Cara lon (68Lleer, 1 1} 480 600 - - 496 .. IW. Prances (Illops, 1149 421 47/ - - 1131 .. 'Stay Park 88.17.1 28 SO - ad cOOO, .. flu ~ `rott - 6,000' .. West Bland (Inman) ll 9 10 - - 1,014 .. W. Carrion (Usiestd) 9 10 12 - ad 6,000 .. West Menton DI 64 67414 - - 100, ~ !West Betas - - 612 .. Wh. basset (Illogan) 6l 82 96 od - - MI .. Wh. Buller (ftedruth). 15 20 16 - - 4,804 .. Wheal Ludoott - - 1,014 .. ,W. LlaryA no (uoakes ) 8 14 II - - 196 .. Wheal Betas B5l 106 115 sd - Wk. (144 N 1 Yralswasy 8 4 4 6.09• .. WboslOniam I 4 11 2 - - 11.11111411 MINN& - .. No. I SF I Willl 16 1 4 14, paws. I nalsa. won 11 •Alasninee (Unit d)) ..I i_.4l Ms 100,060 1 Ansto-ilruGold(LinB le. /118 Ms .. 11060 20 Bon Ac Australian -• -• 71,000 1 cord COP. (15111 lan k - 16,000 6 Small LalLCo.(lAss ` , all I t - 14,400, II Cape Copper (Lal i td d l; 7 31 41pas -. - 4005 1 OlapalallUver aim' ' 1 se 1 IMs - - 111146 WS lksbre Copper 4l si -- - 14,065 1111 , Caplan° ilAmitad) _ NI 1 41 .. - 1019811 1 Dos Pedro, N. DM lay 1 Ols Igm •••• MOW 1 Dun MotualCo(Lim.) an .. Q T . — WOW a ' lad Del (Limpelted) 111 a l Ms UAW 1 'Foma ited)._ an ... - 49911 ID General 4 21 4000 1} Kapooda (Limited) •-• 15,000 I Urns an ai se 10,04 ,Lualtanian (Lindisl I 1 01414 - 100,0001 10811.6 1 ,nariquits an I 111.Aursos 8ra5.13.411. an iti - 60,000 4 . Panuleillo Okmper (LI 141 pm - 10,000 911 .reativesadrawriari I. 7 9 - - 100,000 6 Port Phillip 1 111 114 - - . 1 .6an o a B arb.OoldlLfL) 1 1 1 die .- -1.1104 l 1 illoottlahAustraLai m.) i dis - - 11,1103 ID ,114. John del Bey (La) 11 36 - - 41741 SO i United Maclean (Um. ,51 4 1$ 68, 4 11: 1 I VallanimmaGold(Um. Ipm -.. - WM 1 ;Watkins; (United) - - ‘ll, I Intim:mama Waal di 2 al - - IIIIICSLI 671501718 - No. I Its. I liodadm4, in' a prim 1861.4, _ - - 10 Argko.Mulosa • Avoltellm Oustrollsall a rgit 10 BorlaWal•rworks I Doe*, 00. (LW 00 11111 Sob Amorkea load 84. L Mag. Tel (1...1. 10 BritJah I aftle Tea (4.) ale Camas emoidtaa C loy all strov(L) * *Ceylon 10 AO* SO 'C.ty Moos also.) ~ 10 0 0= ma lAtrIcas.1108.(L) SO , ruton(but. • Omolliigod Dim.. 08 10tottimatol tfatliostL 00101 i , gge si iirs= l 46.a. 00 ,Crodit foods • " Do. of llsarltlas (L), ;Cratitllebtner lai r Pasco I Do. 4 p el Peep. Deb IL India Irription.ion tCorpore(L I=Coat& (L e a Teliserspb Ole sad Atm Copper I ing.tboombitlearla Liereornelem Financial Discount (L) Wore-st. Mareltonse GelliTers (Limited). o.Cteditd Irbs.of I Gen. Alma Ns lease& 3olooLti vi L I I BmiamesDoer lasallter.Ceilliss. Mewing (I.lm. l lnd illnaiLlico. (L. Internat. Land Credit( lltalian ined. Oev.) Do. e p. agJe. r. ,JoistlititekDimeinei(L) 'Laud Securities (Ua) Load. African Trading ' Lond.audCaledon. L I Lond.l.llllrict Teleg.l 'Lend. Mow Are. Do. Kw ILand.O. Omnibus C.(l 1 Lead. te.llla Loud. Iler. Diecotint(L) Loud. Provincial Marini Mader brie. Oenel Do. .......... Marino forearm eskil aloarklus Lai to. r.ucßatan. Tit jYWwall Iron Works Natal land CoL C. X ) !rational Ns. Com fl ) National Financial (10 ;National Mown km Nerbaddaooal 4 1. ko. New liT.Thaland T.& Losa(L, N. Brit, AustralsalaaiL) N. krit.n la ocean. ILL Novalcotiarl.sall. .1 Ulf 19 !I I/ a l! Pa!"! lOossa Marino lama OrlantalemamtwalaltL l Orient .1 Financial X) L Oriaatal Oaa (Llmltat Do. inkedfOrtaaateant(L) Otago& Stalandlarealt. Ottoman Viaancial (L) Ottoman Goa (Wiled PanamaitlLatems(L) D 9.. _ IPeritiv.l.aaaileia.(l4l 'Peninsular t 0. Need I— D 'i' - —I ; 'it __ a I. vs i 174 8 00 . 4711 s -- pai; 71 711 1 10 24 I 4 owl 11 2 *He I sea 7 11 pes' al 10 I 11101 108 111 1p .. 1 la 1 1 0 S 11 /4 . 1 ism! • liipm zd' 111 pm zd 311- 17 l i 9ft: SI 4 8 411 1 811_ 84 - it ito T. tr.°l id par 1 I _ld IQaebeiala L. /... )I.(L Umber Imo Do. Now Ito J. City I muter. (L) Ditto ditto . . M loyal MallBn. Net. Nasty& Invest th, Kalgist. &Col ISoc. rusan..T Ituypt et ) IS. /trims IL It Is- L i South Australian Land ' Submarine Te Tet.Construe.=ii. Mamma Mersey In. (L.) TruettAgesseystAmiL T. R L Co. al U. Carman Malted'. Then Oe. I Quivers. Marine Ina UmAssaas TeMLIEI Tan Dismen's land... Warrant riummealm. WmtlaalmairasilleS L 7 id Si id 1 4Piel 9 2P 41 2 1 2 dial id ipm I!pc 1 41 a 11 4 2' 12 1.0 fa; idil 11 . e pm 94 9 mu! _4 a cu s! - - p i t i p 4 : l , 1 00 40 70 , in 111 1 Ifpn• 17 IS pm! 1 poo r d,. Lk . maw ' Athol 40 no et 19 11 pm' 1 11.1141 29 1 4 ta IS 4d14 ipso 11 is 110 ISO 14 1 414 47 . 1 fo it i t 43 414 p.l o} Sgoos z& -• Ip.. 11 411 1 1 1 14 441 —3 in, 14 17 - IQ - S ii I - I. ' Om' Si Si Si **Ow - role, 7 MA PREFERENCE SHARES. North Easter; cc..did eed 47 — or ;a:, 901, 11. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. R.df. awl S. Promise*, (lAm.) gear. 7 par ant, 16. Ss' halo (Lira), gem. 7 per awl, 124 Odds 9j. ORDINARY SHAME AND rtocze. i lirm.,Weidt Nair Ye/ ,Blytkand Tyne ,Barnogillestrd.d Bristol sad lizetsr SI — N ONsdontan Oork and Nadas Cornwall II 7 ,Do. • •no dlr. until Do. B p. ispaid to & DetNlo and st June U 'Dundse,rwtkotabd.inßelfa Lilabargh aad Glasgow SS illiNgew and &Waders 111 iii Great lestran Ord. et. 47 4111 Do. A Moak — Da Z. Ang.St.k.., N 0.2 7 71 Grad North of Sootland lariat Northern lSt 1114 'Dad. • Yee. no dlr. irs l4ll 140 IDe.ll l Sp. e. la pad], UM US Gt. w a stersst. (Ira; U Gre 70 Do. Stour Val.Gua.litk Do. tooth wale Do. W. 110(1.—Oziord Da. Do. Narrow% Do. Do. Ballord tanouldre & Yorkshire landea and Biracial to g i tn eh r.Cosal laniera. & Dor DANN& North Walla. )oadoodSouthWestern ldsa.ltbst.,& Lincoln& and and Carlisle' Ds. Do. Sham' Metropolitan New Do. Midlud Da. New . - sillMl au, 411 De lan& & Derby Mid Kest 1111114 . 44 ( _Cray LAC I Oath _Fm! l . _ . Da Ildla.,PtilkDaad. rasioni—Diwwkik Do. O. H. L. Pam p.. yle4i Do. Carlisle Do. Stock& Darllng 1 Do, do. 18(4418 1 Do. do. 18011-61 . NM London 1 10 4 P Do. Nen ..... IN. lee North Stalleniehlre 10 all N. & S. Widen& Juan Bl 100 'Amin& Central 44. lee SoottLlt N. Aber. elk Bt. 1110 Scottish Midland 10 an ahrewebery & Wele.l4 St,, 1 100 00 Sae* Devon eiregehire Union S IN, 100 South Littera St. 100 & Yoh*. & River Den sfi *does, Vroklantsrk&e. 114. , 1110 ref Vole 10 ell Do. 15 $ Do 0 SS Do. It' !ift I De. Vale al Death Victoria 111 a. s noises Warlord Is ILMOWINIf West Contrail W.Dartial. Barb. sal I RAILWATIL 6117 CR ;He N 10 IN al N W 1M la too 100 et 100 N. 100 100 al N. NO • . 100 ntimate:lft Lawrence • Ds. I Maras !nide & Lake Hans 1 - foo. — Prifor - o - Oie - Break& Godrioti, Op. o 1646. A5e.1.1972; Do do. Jol7 1, 'Mit Do. do. Jaw lea 4;06. & 5./oaloro *AL g Cope T. & Doan.. o g.i L e r t ri ag .7 aria. c.l 6 7 r ll 3.4 Ladino gu, 6 do. . Do, U ~teedea i);: ii iered Troia of Oadadol Do.liatdp. Y. B..ap.et Do, la prat. Bonds.. Do. do. deterred' Do. tad pref. 800da..1 Do. do. defartod FDaz do. f d 11 . 1:1 4 . Do. Mb prat. Stock .. Do. do. detarnd :Great radian Peotaaulail II Per -- cs.tl Do. New do ot. O. at India R. b p. et ! • De if per oent. Do Gt. Western of Canada , Do. New I Do.ep.e.Bds. W 7.143 De} do. do. 18774 1 , Indlan Desnen, !Jailed D. ir .._' -' I nadall Salle. p. coat.i Do. do. :: Do. do. do. Do. PIM Moab. Coop. 6 pare. Ddl Mdb. and Holosooro Dor IC Brum& gia.c66.• VI N. IL of C.oe.6p.e. Ut p.B. Seindo, pus. 6 par Cont. Do. DOW do. Do, do. do. I Do. 1.0.0610 b do Do, Indoa Rt. Ylot. do -BALL 41 All IT VP KO WV UN urk id IPS VS 5' 122 Wi 44'. 1 44 42 net 117; 22 22 SI SI 111 111 110 111 1101 lan 107 100 100 103 WAX 100 Um& Madersaiica.l 110,000 60 Do. 'ow Ilea 30 p.) 10,00 60 Albion SOW 106 I•lllseeeLesALlverpeall WM MI Do. New I 105.005 10 Aluglo Amato 10.000 110 Anglo (UMW* 1111.600 40 AmAreleela 7,605 60 Do. New i is 170 7 o• II • pi 101iier I e« Ba - niefirli o:iii ii ill,OBll 11 bank of . 0.000 100 Baia of 11,000 10 Dank of beano ( 10,000 100 Bank of Queenslan i 110,000 60 lialtotVwtolisiAosiala 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Una) 16,000 10 Dank of N.. Zealand 10.000 00 DrablianliPartognese(L 10,000 10 British t Californian (L 00.000 10 bridals N. Amain' 111.100 10 C. bk. India.Aus., China 7,1100' ID New 10.000 ,Cbart. Mar . of Indla.ke 10.000 2s l Do. New 4009 100 Iney KIM 100 .Csienial 1400 0/ Wow Doak d fads. M 104000 10 •CessoLidaiad lank 0.000 100 Cantloasital (I.) 10,000 10 Bast Leaden (Limited( LOCO! Ml_ Do. New 26..000' 011 Eng.Scot.RAusl.Clisr64 *VW 40 English and Swedish (L 40.004 10 European FlookLiailiod 16.000 14 Du Now 10.000100 Hloditso-ChinaltJap.iLl 10,000100 Du, New 11.000 100 Imperial lank, LW OW 1,000 100 Do. New 10,000 60 Imp. Bk.of China.4t.,(L 115,000 10 Irogerisl Ottoman 15,000 50 International Bask IL ) 6.000 15 lonia. 0,000 25 Do. New - - !00,000 10 Land Mort. Bk. IndtalLl 20,000. 60 Lon.lik.olllezieo,&c.(L 1 1 . 0 00 100 lan. Dank et Sootlead4L 10,000 100 Loudon and Braelltaa 4000 100 Loo.B.Arraa&R.Plale.l. 110,000 26 Do. New, lea. at 40e0 100 Los., Itar..a u. wall. (1 ) 64000 20 Loia. Ch. haat et AtnirL 10,000 100 London and Colonial IL 90,000, la London and County., 6,000 100 Lon. Halabg.Con.la.(L , 20,000 10 Laudon Joint mock U,OOO 100 Lon. and Northern (L„; 10,000 10 Loudon& boat! Arnow LOW 100 Loa. & El Western r Ugs. 50.010 100 is Weetesinanw 10,000 100 Merchant naakilis.) 10,000 60 Merciatile & Inchon& 10,000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 Metro. & Pm. beak (I 6,000 100 Midland Kink (Lim) MOO 100 Natkaal of Liverpool 24000 glO N. Tio. ef Ingland, New 20,000 N National Mask. New 24000 10 New Vont it Wales 0,000 10 New Linieled (Untied) 60,000 20 'North Wadies ii 4 l& & I 90:400 05 Orientii Ilkok Corpora. soot 60 TrovialliaktmCoug.CL WOO lrovtaa at Inked .... 17,60* to Saw* PiaLtDing SONO Souiltitseinks. 10,40* lb baits lastene (Um) .. *OOOl4O Mae& at 11. S. Ahlas LW De. 40. "ii riiii;• 10.0001 M • Union of Isplasil (LaH Si SSASS M DVSs Si imam a 102 104 101_ 102. l!t I?* 19 . 30 91 93 71 73 tO 63 Ili It 1111 IT 48 IS Y 4$ 37 SP U SS In 103 pie Par tom' iran I 99 101 I 1, 1 } 10111 39 91 IN 39 OA Om 1 2 1 159 u - 14 . s el Si so sal $ _s i I U „Hi 1. 4 oak par 19.te ir 9i . 3L WILL irill cLonsial W /411:11, p.l KMI I situ oi oi n elo•, NI" • • 6 710 66 1 I ,Te id Nos M 46 6 4, _ice,l 47 SO I dla par SO ft to S Pon ttrZi 6 II pm, ES 64 ' II M CI se sa 7.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. The stock markets still show a drooping tendency. Consols are fractionally better for money, but exhibit no change for the account. Foreign securities are again lower ; the chief move ment is a fall of 2i per cent. in Confederate Bonds, on the news from America, combined with a rumour that a new loan is about to be introduced. In the railway market South Eastern stock continues to exhibit prominent heaviness. There is a moderate demand for money to-day, ati 7} to I per cent. for good three months' bills. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange has declined to 3 to 4 per cent. The supply of money continues to increase. At Paris to-day, aooording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at Mr. 37c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 89} to for money, and 84 to 1 for the account (Sept. 8). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1 ; ditto, for account, 84 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 886, 1; India Five per Cent. stock, 1031, 104} ; Exchequer Bills, March, 15e. dis. ; ditto, Jane, 155., 255. dia. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is a fall of 21 per cent, in Con federate Bonds. Mexican have also receded 1, Congolick% 1, and Greek and Spanish Passive 1. ' Subjoined are some of the present quotations : Turkish, 1888, 72 to ; ditto 1862, 691 to 701; Consolidis, 501 to i; Greek, 231 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 1 ; Confede rate, 77 to 78 ; and Mexican, 281 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian, 1863, 831; Chilian, 83 ; Dutch Certificates, 981 to 1 ; Egyptian, second issue, 102 ; Italian, for ac count, 661 ; Mexican, for account, 281 ; ditto, 1864, 26, 1; Portuguese, 1853, for acct., 47},1; ditto:lBs6, kc., for account, 471, 1 ; Russian, 1822, 92 ; ditto 1862, 881, 1, 871 ; Spanish Certificates, for so- I count, 121 ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 70, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 701. International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 10/ prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 17; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 prem. ; Aberaman Iron Works, f to 1 prem. ; and Imperial Mexican Railway, to 1 prem. _ HALF-rear Two o'Cupcx. Consols are fractionally better than at 2 o'clock, being quoted 89 to for money, and 89 7-16 to 9-16, or 891, for the account. In the foreign exchanges this yesterday afternoon bills were in demand, and the quotations were gene rally flatter, the rates for St. Petersburg having especially declined. The following is the list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.14 to j ; ditto, 3 days, 11.18 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 moths, 12.14 to 2 ; Ant. seep, 3 months, 25.67 e to 721; Hamburg, ma. bases, 3 asaatlas, 13.94 to 10 .0 P . aris, 3 da y s, i 25. t att: i 4j .i ; diet,, 3 1101 t1 :12?! . fit. Pl o te d tsgal i g ' (per ronble),. I mouths, 30j to 3 d OT; Vines, eff. do.. 3 mon 11.80 to 85; Triads : eff. 3 months, 11.80 to 85 ; 3 months, 474 to 8 : Oadis, 3 months, 48 to j ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.75 to 80 ; Gess% 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Mika, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; /lamina, 3 =oaths, 25.75 to 80 ; Whoa. 90 darn. 511 to j ; Oporto, 90 dare. 514 to j. The rates of discount ou the Continent are still considerably below those current here. At Paris the quotation is 51 per cent.; Turin, 61 ; Frank fort, 3 ; Vienna, Brussels, and St. Petersburg, 6 ; Amsterdam and Berlin, 41; and Hamburg, 5 per cant. About 67,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. This formed a portion of the supply by the West India packet, and has been refined. The steamer Delta will take to-day only 60,6681., of which 46,9061. is gold, and the rest silver. The particulars are as follows :—For Mauritius, gold, 45,0001. • Madras, gold, 1,9051. ; Calcutta, silver, 10,0001 . ; Singapore, silver, 2,5001. • Hong Kong, silver, 1631. ; Shanghse , ' silver, 9001. ; and King Ge orge's Sound, silver, 201)1. The demand for silver is chiefly for Bombay —the cotton port of the East—and the next steamers from Southampton and Marseilles will, it is anticipated, take a large sum. The City of Washington, from New York, has brought 16,000/. in specie. The Bank of France return this week is spilt favourable. There has been an increase in the bullion of 146,0001., and in the government depo site of 136,0001., and a decrease of 270,000/. in the bills discounted, 20,0001 in the advances, 520,0001. in the note circulation, and 365,1031. in the current amounts. The mails from Calcutta and China, yid Mar velling, will probably be distributed in London about the 29th inst. The report of the Liverpool cotton market for the week stabs that at the commencement the de mand improved, and prices for some descriptions recovered id. to per lb., but since Tuesday less 'business has been done, and the advance has been only partially maintained The salsa have been 64,640 bales, of which 11,770 were on speculation, and 15,470 for export. The mina exports were 7,001 bales ? the imports 19,667, and the present stock is estimated at 221,910 bales. A meeting of the shareholders of the East of England Bank was held on Thursday, at which the resolution for the voluntary windinrup of the un dertaking was confirmed. The liquidators are Mr. J. B. Gibbons, of the firm of Messrs. Harding, Pullein, Whinney and Gibbons, and Mr. J. H. Til lett, of Norwich. . i The Beek of British Columbia will hold a special meeting on 2nd September, for the purpose of con sidering and confirming the resolutions to accept a supplemental charter, passed on the 17th inst. A general court of the London Assurance Office is appointed for the 28th September, to fix a divi dend for the half-year ending next Michaelmas. A public meeting of the proprietors of City of Hamilton (Canada West) debentures is advertised to take place on the 27th September, to consider the "City of Hamilton Debentures Act of 18054." The letters of allotment to applicants for shares in the London Engineering and Iron Ship Building Company were issued last evening. The Alliance Bank have made a call (being the fifth) of 51. per share on the 10,000 new shares (issued in 1863 at 61. per share premium), payable on the 26th September next. The half-yearly interest on the shares of the Gellivara Company will be payable on the 15th September. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 25th inst. for the hire of a ship to take passengers to Adelaide, South Australia. FRIDAY EV1.1316. In the discount market today the demand bu slightly increased, but the quotations remain without change at 74 per cent. for short paper, and 74 to 1 for three mouths. On the Stock Exchange there was also ratber more inquiry, but the supply still remains abundant. Loans on government securities were nominally 4 to ft per cent. Consols opened this morning at the dull quota tions of yesterday, and after a few sales experienced a farther fractional decline. For the account the first transactions were at 891, and the final pries was fleil to 1. For mossy the closing quotation wee 89 to 1. The official business report is es follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891 1, 89 • ditto, for account, 891, 1,1; Three per Cents. Re duced, 881, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1.,.} ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 1873, 1051 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent, 991, 1, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1888, 97. India Ave per Cents. remain without change, at 10131 to 1041 ; and Exchequer Bills at 25a. to 15a. discount. Forvegii --:. stocks have again ban dePremod• The share, of the financial companies closed with a dull appearance, the general business, as is other departments, haring been limited. Interne email were last quoted 4i to ft prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 9to 10k prem. ; and Imperial Mercantile Credit, 3i t. prem. A general reaction has taken place in joint stock bank shares, and in most caws a decline of about per cent. is quoted. Bank of British Columbia. Hindustan, China, and Japan, London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate, London and Westminster. and South Eastern, exceptionally improved. The principal alteration in the miscellaneous market has been • fall of 21. in National Steams. Contract Corporation, Fore-street Warehouse, and Thames and Mersey Insurance, have also receded. On the other band a rise took place in Credit Mobilier, Financial Corporation, Oriental Commis , cial, Smith, Knight and Co., and Millwall Iron works, the latter being especially in demand. Hudson's Bay shares left off 161 to 17 ; Egyptian Trading at la to prem. ; and Soci*SW Gn6raks Ottomans, 2g to g prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings see subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2t to prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, 1 dis. to 1 prem. ; Humber Ironworks, 24 to 14 tbs. ; and Abersmaa Ironworks, 1 to 11 prem. The Oriental 1. inancial Corporation announce an interim distribution by way of interest at tbe rate of 8 per cant. per annum on the paid-up capital to the 30th Jane last, and notify that in consequence of the increase of business they have found it necessary to make a call of 51. per share. MINER-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. There is little business doing in the wining market to-day, and prices in most instances exhibit no alteration. East Grenville and Whealßeton shares are in demand, at 64 to I and 210 to 220 respectively. North Baotou are also inquired for, at 184 to 19. East Caradon are quoted 7/ to 1 ; East Grenville, 64 to 1 ; Wheal Grenville, 74 to I ; West Chi verton, 65 to 67; East Lovell, 101 to 11 1 , being flatter ; East Carn Brea, 7i to ; Great Vor, 28 to +. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. United Mexican have been dealt in at bp,. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Meson. von Dadelszen and North : Business in metals, with the exception of speller, hen been restricted, ■od prices have a drooping tendency. Iron : Welch bars sod rails are very quiet, and the demand not very brisk. Staffordshire descriptions are dull. Scotch pig iron has not undergone any change ; the market is quill at 58s. cash end 595. 3d. open. Copper is dull of redo. Secood•hand lots of raw sod manufactured obtainable under fixed prices. Business in foreign has been curtailed ; prises quite nominal. Tin is extremely dull. Beans is offered as lel/. delivered bere, and Straits at 1021. 10s., without meeting with buyers. The Dutch market is flat at 611.. sellers. English refilled is dull, but common in (air de mand. Tin Plates : It is almost impossible to effect Balm Lead has beets almost unsalmbis the lest few days, bat there are indications now for a better demand. Speller has kept its position better than any other mots). A WS , business has been dose this week, estimated at 2.000 toe", at the following prices :—From 231. 1.5 e. to 271. 50. ens►; 241. to 241. 10■. for September ; 241. ss. to 241. 150. for October. Hull parcels, 241. 10s. to 241. 150., clones firm at these prior. _ . _ . A two-monthly general meeting of the shareholders in East Cara Brea Mine will be held on the 25th instant. _ _ _ A meeting of the West Par Consols Copper and Tin Mining Company is called for the 31st instant, to consider and determine on the pro priety of disposing of the mine and plant, and of winding up the concern. The Welsh Gold Mining Company have received this week 30ozs. 9dwta. Mgrs. of gold, being the produce from b 5 teas 11 cwt of quarts. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVIRPOOL COTTON INARICIT. (THU DAY.) (ii =army AND INTWATIOZAL Ticzaernt.) (IIMI out owl, 00111/SPOIDIET.) There lea better fooling is the market to-day. bit rims remain embalmed. Salts, 6,000 bales; apiiesiettes aid s port, 2,000. TALLOW WARKET.—(THLS DA T.) The market is Moody :—Town tallow is quoted 40a. 6d.,, wt oath ; Petersburg Y.Ct, so the split, 4la. 6d. to 41s. 9d. October to December, 435. 9d. ; Joaosry to Monk 1916. 445. 6d. MAIM ATZRAO2B.—Toint tallow, 435. 43d. ; fat ditto. b. 14. ; allow Russian. 435. oil. milted . 325. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18s. Ud. ; tallow pow. 18e. ; drip, 7.. 81 HAY HARKET.—(THDI DAY.) Mantra. Harvey and FAIIIOII mart tondo firm. Prim mallow hay, SOL to 120. ; dower. old, 1001. to 120 a. ; Maw, 275. to 32► COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Outdoor produce. though not abundeat, is improving is quality ; pnose, however, for wows tkinp costume high. (Urn's, gooseberries, sod strawberries are aD bet over. Of grapes and pine apples there Is still a good supply. Cornets are nearly over. Foreign goods coo4nse apnool4 greengage plane, and West ladle pine apples, all el which are abundant sod cheap. Kent filberts fetch frees Ms. to fLis. per 10011 m. ,• French kinds realise 325. 6d. to Ms. par 10011)1. New walnuts are just coming into market, and will he plentiful. Potatoes from Yorkshire and the midland counties are abundant. Peas are meanie. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, heaths, pelargoniums, miss°. vette, and roses. 11.017. Pine apples, pie lb., ee to 8s Grepes, per lb., 41 to 8. Peeebes, per doe , es to 10e Notarises, do., to to Its Gooseberries, green, p. qt., Id to el Apples, per mere, 4s to ds etwreak per lb., ed to 94 tiraesms, per HO, is to NI UPOSOIII. per 100, Pt to I. Nola, Norodom, do , is New Brazil, do., 16s Almonds, do., lea. to 10s Cabbages, p. doz., Is to ti -- Illyoch Beaus, per haf-Wry, TEroambwa each, dd to Is Beet, pee dot. Is Id to fs Shallots, pre W. Id Guile, par lb., Latimer, esek Id to fd ltadlv oi =score, Is to fs B rano* LW Warn Ilseltroems, pett., Llsls Id Parsley, per If beselkes, Sr toll Herbs, par beads. dd PoZ.,por basket. to ed to D. /d Potatoes. York loom* per 1100 to la 'toots, do., Us to f6o Flake& 100 to tion Clreoto. For bunch. ea to ld gyp, par buneh, ea so Id P3OFINCIAL Willi rims= Lynam/M. Amster Ilk -lesambir• and Yowl:Atm 1171 ad.-es Loudon and North Western, 117 1 17-ffianebeater. Sheffield, sell Lincolnshire, Mg-Midland, 117 -booth Leder; Sel f 1111- Great Western 41 per cont., We-Confederate 1 oan, 711 1 1 1-Aillasee Bank of Lamle. ana Liverpool It 6 p.-Eastarn Exchange Beak (Limited), 1 6-16 # 7-16 p.- Mercantile and Eschew Bank (Limited). fi e } 1 91.1 a I p.- Intto new shares). 71 p -Royal, 16-Albion Marlins ilLindted), Id. -Emigre Moine , ted ), 11 p.- Lancashire Inearsses i at -Maritime Insurance .lomited), 141 p.- Mar rUmited), p.-Queen I..rararice, 1 6-16 1 p.-Union Marisa tf 1246 p.-Liverpool Exchange, SO-National Steam Navigation Company, 11 6 1 11.161 1 4 d Bouaniogag. AtOrfe 19.-The following were the quotations in this market at the does :--Onst Western. Stem VaUey goe reamed, at ref to 69--. both Stagords, at 101 to 1111-birmingimin Canals sellers at Fif--Sloarbedge Osmals, layers, at 7a-War. mkt and tapt..s Ciwwla barer, et, 13- Worosster and laming ham Canals, 13 to 14-Birmiagham Banking Company shares levers, at Ai-Birmingham Joist Stock Basks arises at IS ex NU-Dudley sad West Bromwich fluke. Mims. at 7L ILL Birmingham Old Wks at 61 61-Britansia Mills at Fla 3d. Is Ss. 9.1 din--Oloacester Waggon shares, at." 1.11 B, 12-Yetropoo. Mau Waimea, No fi, thane, at If to if prem.-ffildland Waggon,, sabers at 106. Patent Axles were dose at 11 prom ex di.. IIicIiCISBOTILB. ABM? 19.-A fair amount of general bombe= was dose, at.natee lower pekes Confederate loan, 71161 -Caledonian Bank (Mailed). 7 p--Groat Eastern. Northern, A, 143 1/ 1-Urest Western of Canada, -Chesil Weatern, 1-Thluois Centel]. paldsp 311- tre and Yorkshire. 1167-tondos and North Waders, 117 161 17-Yam. elestar, Irhetneld. and Uneoladdre. elf I LW . Mland. North British. so-2ineth Loom York. -South Zulus. 110# #9o# 90 iffif 1-Thames and Money I 6 ix-111,112nd, New. 4 p. and Co., 7 p. -11=2 Stamm 3 5-16 d. -Whitehares and Furness. 961-Iludeon's By, 161-John Essen, lg p -Mercantile Bank, Se p„-Onited °Woe Banda '5 per east.. , -Sagacity Coal and Iron, 29 p.-Aabbiary Carriage, en p. THE SALTON , TALACH "no AND THE SWEEP Pausommtr.—Thie rooming the authorities of the Saver parish, Strand, sent for Pre t, the sweep, who saved the communioo plate, all the sod clergyrum's dresses from the lets fire at the hazard of his life, sod pro moted him with five &sem for hf• exertions. MMACr LOPE ESCAPE.-OD WidlOoAdby last, as the Maio leaving Shrewsbury for Hertford at 7 a.m. ap poached the station at Marsh Brook, the stoker, who was Mhos the amiss, slipped off, aid the whole train passed over him. Be had, however, fallen iota a slight bellow MP teem the mils, sad escaped with the Imo of three laves. which were Mowing by the skin ohm hi got op. He task bold of Meet with Ms other baud, tem there off sad threw them away, and seemed to feel se little Dale that he wasted to plume his journey to fleniford, bet was persuaded le go to Chunk Smatters by • balled train, them to obtain =gin' assigams. u$ i 1 I