The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (B. Mr. Comrsissicase Goalbws.) THE WEPT OP 11 , GLAND STEAM )I.ot E. HILLS VII , SAX T COMPANT (LIMITS* This was the day appointed ke the bearing el • petition sfrirby Mr. Homy Withal" narle, of Oxford-market, r 16d d-street, licensed victnellsr, praying f, an °edge, erecting Mat the admire of the above ompany should be mound up. The matter, bownw, Was not gone into, en edjoemment being ordered kw • month, to allow further affidavits on both sides to he ILL SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. (More Yr. Usdir-Ilberili Banes sal a Cum:wit Jury.) PIOINLAKATIODI Or OOTLARIY. Mr. heap, the sedor ogles, se - aisio;cl;l . latkas of oat- Iswry la • mobs of NOM TM awn sat for the Bret time for. swath, sad sal re ill waist tor lase week.. Pro . lunatics was mile la the harmtai ages :—Edirsrd Kant Streams beast, at the Me of Nap Potables aad mother; Montagu Illaerrpmair Trios, i the snit of Harriett As. Caday. as adoebistrolvia; RAW Pater Croft, at tie NM of Bears Holmes ; Warm Banswall, at the salt of Edward Gass Lemmata; Berimest Merlons, at the suit of Themes Sydney Coops; S. 0. W. Curtis, at the salt of W tkiiatsl Bask Coeponalea; Goers. Brooke, at the wit of the Nam . Witham Ammo. fladkr ['restocks, at the sit of Robert Cook; and Ws hands Charke Knowles, Bart., et tae win of William *Pm TM Partin nye WWI apts . to mirage', or tlesp would ostawn. nine the last nastitly peamatios • 'ten dons whose ants no tad nao as oiling appointment, has appall ant asnanding, and foram MAP liderged- THE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAY.) MANSION-110M. rill= immures. Pralmet Q liophsas vas bpd, as reastsQ subradisi sirmal was if mory. she repro, at la Maw& Mans w a ter el Ottelialre. 0117, Ina sass Mr. linlaw mawsd kr W pesecatios, sad Mt. Bach...ma far do deism Mr. Hobe. amid the Worm bed lam ter sour time fa the employ of the_preseeskee. as dirk awl pa at their eitahtisborat ia Ovellavhse, wires it wee a pert of Us duty re Mall , s mid pay wary, sad seseant tot all as the iky Mewing. et the cialikahreeet fa the lioreeeb. Setae emetke ego it wee bead that lie bi• acceeets 4 moat • lease way as to defy elmidatice. sad • charge weir MAI with • view to check limo arm strietly, bat before keg he was Salad to M ia • &dries, y l 6/. 4e. with :void he a moteie ay cleat, sad he es. thee discharged whitest ray proceed lap beteg takes Griot hies. flobseqiustly, bewerer, it woe diseawrved that he bed appropriated several other sesee of awry weralred ken clieroorrno 4 We petee mum ta lie sera an. add ha was earequearly Owes law emitety. Oa • femme easeelsoake he (Mr. Illohnor) bad Wes sme Mimes with regard to • nun 141. wile lip Cielhid se elsia, sad be wee sew pepwaal et t her errs: has ice that ~ orrice the pe ewees., had hes to importesid by the Meade of the eel sere ley had beta se owed to eommiseetelea •trhe odieriage el ku wife Viserjt Me children. ikkh with Lord Mays/ a round, and primer hie arif weld underrate t., at at the ellen Of the pro seeseere. ad sore &I tbe leamaties ia hie pewee with geed to We deakatioss, re as to seable than to act their leeks mantilla am all 'orate, they wen tatileell le withdraw teem the yews. :.s. They k thseeseleal la hie kedship's Wok Iseweeve.aal ware testy to set seeord4g a kis advice Ta▪ t e = " Mayer said the Mimeo epee the ere already pas hie mar sheet ter • awevietlem, sad b eeald set be weds the mom of diectierolotthe prieeser. Mr. Heim.. bowleg to this deele proceeded with the powertatea. rfic. other ewe Awake to the bet ware clearly mei, eat SOWN , Ike lithilmawi Mr. liactrowe made ao wimp ha pose the imesualle No dina, saddle primes/ was gay semulteed ter kW wen ail gm ellergae. DOW-111211117. songs TO AN ciouners. Salmi Arles Vlor , who ihseariled liesself se a rity resseheall. wen ilesewha Whir Kr. Harm ww•ltivlr $, K H OlOl3 -ellest. c tb a rs. "l TIN complaisant awed thst st Aped 10 o'CI lest ewes tag, widt hes segbew and two elmeghtsre, listened as ossibias et Ks Kessies-hetwa, Is tills to Chelsea. At Cheeped* the primer got is, trey Ewe the wane ix Besot. He iseehisd late • sod, sad lastestly west to deep. He relied about so math se as greatly assay the other At King 1 1 110liani.wreat, Sused, wizens 'arid to the modular, and Installed es the pripw expellei. The primate, who wee sow aw.ie, tamed apes 'Wesel, sad wreak ht.. sees got est sad canal • galleswas, with whose aiwistance the yrieceter wee removed ken the casabas. Witness gars hies is tweedy far the sastall, esd on Ow way to the woke he wed •pv last ad aisle re language, calling him an " old " sad .6 old tool," ridi culing Mee for the anywise of his had., &c. "In fact," added the coeepleiusnt with great sespbeisle. "If I had been • Threw, or a Hercules, I would have dashed his brains oat oa la. spot The r F 113, r ',named the coin nant's etats went as to the lenguage seed by the t, sad also as to Lis into:feedlot,. Ineportor Mouertian—lie wee very drunk indeed. The prisoner -1 was quue whet.. I had only bad haldn. pint of .nary. When I got lete the omnibus, the com plainant ad another elderly gentlemen entered Mb COIBVSI , elation upon the Smethunt den I ..id he wee guilty; the complainant and hie friend and b. WY D.C. They were mU sweet me. sod the two ladies were particularly vehement in supporting the cease of the doctor. I thinght the tom plament's ISIMMOSSIS absurd, end I certainly did din Idea ea old fool. — iliTileary—Yes ►rt ao right to do that. If yea mud argue with strougers, you should at but be civil, sad tot sell poople seam becalm. they Meet agree wish you. TIM gnawer—He called me worse a 5.... than I called him. complainant—Nothlng of the Mad occurred. Than wu no altescstion or conseriation whatever. Nobody said ote word to 11101, except the conductor, who ordered hits to pt out of the omnibus. I am surprised that the conductor is not here, fir he has lost all his five.. There were sight of us—we forgot to pay in the cosfusi in, •nod now WO don't know where to bud MIL, for we don't know the number. Mr. Henry fined the defendant 205., or in default 10 days imaisonmest. TM One was paid. MARLBOROVOH STREET. • TINO 1 CM El 11-TAXIIH.—AN kIf.TFUL TILICIL. Waienna 11•Ifote,h, • lad in the employ of a mania printer, in wee chi n TIM obtainfen three dunes at the Soho Theatre, Dean. street, hy Übe pretames in the following anlal MOOR Mrs. Charlot 4 EBsa Brooke, of 81, Pratt•street, Boniere town. said that between 8 end 9on the previous night elle went to the Soho Theatre with her two children, and haring paid lathe door and received three checks, abs was proceed ing opmaire, end on reaching the 'fret landing the accused who was Handing there rid is • rather authoritative manner, and aseumhig the elle of a regular clerk-taker, “Checka: clucks!" and believing he woe the proper pereon, she at moo banded them to him, and on MI( hint the nest lauding her progress was stopped by another demand for bee checks, and ehe then found that she bad beet defranded. Having epoken to the constable on duty, sod given him • description of the acemed, he woo shortly after, oa presesnag the check for admission, tetra into custody —two odour lads having prerioutly gone in 'nth the other checks. Polir.r.orable f 1 C prword being on duty at the theatre, and taking snowed into rowo.ly from the information of the lam wilco.., and ow charging hum with the fraud h. .id be bought thorn io the street of a boy, but altb.ingb be gave Wei a chance of pointing him out by taking him tato the street, to could not do to. - Jlr, big4m raid hi .nab rarnand him till Saturday, taking hie names hail for tin re-appearance. CLERKISNWELL. A! , LO ►SOTOfATION. noise, All., a 6Yw•bloter residing at 16, Dorrinstion ter, •, St. Andrew's, •as claimed with rionatly sassaltnig Franc - Beaty Rowell, ea optician, si 13, Brtwer-street, to Fos-court. The proisewor. who appeared in the box with a my bad eye, said be collet at the defendant's boar about business wedsaw the deiradent's wife. About II o'clock tbe &dm: dant cam Woe and abased Me enfr, and oohing his Oen pleasure interfeving be woo knocked down, Lod when be Rot up tie defendant struck him a trennilous blow is tan ow and bleekesed hie rye. The defendant del sot dotty oho charge, bat add he thought be we* joatined in whet he bad dom. Hi. wilt was• very dimadow women, end be we compelled to live apart from her. He mat bone to swi if the chLidren were attended to, and band lb.• r meeinent and bis (defend mt.') wit, in web • ratios Chet there could not be Ow shabtest doubt of tbew amine (venetian. The maples ant get 1.-hind His door ; and It be (defendant) could have irrt a•!1 hem be would bee kicked biro downstairs. and el sash •• cow •mptible bounds " like his. The r.onplanowit, eh', fantod eery oheepieb, did not deny lbs statesient of the defenden', but ogled his mother, nba Mil, "she really could n o t Vetoes ft." Tbe ompleineat abused the darindist, and said be did not @beg with hie wile. Dlr. TIMM add tbe aungitinEnt the be hed nothing to is with lie Maine. bermem. mad ba et *Nee tent tie &bedew bed eau's/ /end revoestka, he should *mime lb* doge. . . courtonspplimss, Mb, NOMA '7 chap hilts, then 141 the LORD TREDIEGAIR V. PUBLIC 1101:81.3.--It appears thotornedieg to the teem of the levee on hie l-ordship's popery, lame Is • oriodildes that en public. bowed shell be Mar . cooditloo, however. b.c bees viol acid, cod e d ilthip hos glom modes to the parties Irteptoir such braise to clinto thim—foheneto Erred. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1839. WARR L182&-1H18 DA). Two 0'C1,002. The railway share market to-day is firm, with a motioned tendency to improvement. The best prices of the morning have not been supported up to the present hour, but London and South Western stock shows an advance of 1 per cent., and Eutern Counties and Lancashire and Yorkshire an advance of 1 per cent. compared with the final quotations of yesterday. Midland stock is rather weaker, at 105 to 1 ex die. ; Great Western, after being marked 61, is now rather dull, at 601 to /. London and North' Western stock is now quoted 941 to 96, ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, NI to 99}, Lon don and South Western, 92/ to 931; 'Suter% Counties 66! to 671, ex div. ; and Great Northern, 1011 to 102, ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, the old issue at 23 to 1 prem., and the new at 2 to 21 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada stock and Brui ban Railway shares are more inquired for. BRITISH POSPIIIIIOIIL Lutv.T6. /1 dia; Of W. 131 161 11 so 3: LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (WT ■iiccuc TSI.3OIAPIL) DERBY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CHATSWORTH STAKES. One zone. M. Philippe, Ancient Briton, Princess Royal, Hop Mer chant, and Gentle Kitty c are here. JUVENILE STAKES. About half a mile. Herman, Diamond, Gwellyan, Riming Sun, Ringlet, and Dobbin are here. P LCTID. —Baron M anclutuies. INNKEEPERS' PLATE. About a mile arid a gamu t , Atelent Briton, Coroner, Eltham Beauty, The Dane, and Cast-od are here. ENTRY FOR eUDBURY STAKES. Three of mile. King William, .I=7ldoor, Sat OIL ; Hop birrebarit, Pet SID ; Th• Dims, Ise 9112; Ochiltrer, lot SIO; The Rover, Tat alb; list 121 b, Cast•od, bet 10Ib bulP• gamer, 6st 1016; Ws Poll, Est 10Ib ; Emerald, Est 41b; This Deer, Est 41b; Chasm, Clot 41b; Yuoicks, Set 11Ib; Maybelle f, bat 81b; Riagitt. 64 4Th; Craver, Est llb Jim, Sit. DR. SMETHURST. No formal communication has yet been made from the Motile Secretary with regard to the fate of the prisoner, but there appears to be a Along Impression on the minds of those to anthcrily, who are wan enabled to form an opinion upon as subject, that the law will take its course, and that the @Mom of the Crown will not cons.der themselves jos- Oki in recommending the prisoner to her Majesty's clemency. The whole of the Gets have been carefully considered, and it will be seen that the attempt that hen been made to estab lish the Mamma of the prisoner, open the supposition that what is slid the " medkar testimony wee isonechat to atablie W gee, was bawd Milogeese apes wren pre. .Ms the owe far the powestien wales mash men upon the " enateesioel" than the " mewl" evident*. It will be recollected that upon the meow! day of the trial, what Mr. Bailee], who made the poat•mortsrn examination of the deceased, was under examine doe, one of the jury's= waa Whoa ill, and the trial ins consequently swpmed. The Mee . wee supposed to be 'attributable to the pained sad sickening details that were eseeseerily eaterekleee la &fag the particulars of a pee mama examineden, and the Lord Chief Baron suggested That es far se It wee tweedeable this clamor evidence should met he too mine* aniseed Into, sad Serjeaut Ballengee, le ovedeetlaeg the prometudee, haw, therefore, from main tag the *tamer chesty We the state of the vital owes. and views apse the post-mortem magnetics, being ac tuated of aeons by the ephiles, in his vast sepeciesoe of grout value, that the other widesee in the ewe wee quite saelcient to support the eberas The (Masai that was excluded wee, howevw, of the mat material Icapert sew, to it would Ore shows meet concloelvely that the appierseces permuted upon the poet-mortem essminatioa is some of the most important racers of the deceased were tameable to the Wannest - ration of ?Mice, end to no other kaolin cows It could also have been proved, but for a wakes& dieenlty, that the prisoner woe signed for many hours at Doctors' Commas, in lo,hing over the will. of delimit parties, to awertela the total smote sad dwcriptloa of property to which the poor unhappy lady, who had wee so miserable a selection ot • partner sad compeers, would be seder every possible circtunstance, contingent or abeolete.eatitled, mid that this occurred before the consumer meet of the diet "Mares" at Old Belem Gutless, Rich mond, where the prisoner and the deemed first took up their abode. The prisoner, himself, still filaiioll in the woe condition, eastiaaelly, sad almost officiously, preemies his Innocence 61 UMW Sheet lin. He Pe sot been visited by any one bat his brothy who hie a special order from the visiting Patera of tie pal, and he hp seen him five time. during Ye pet week. Their interviews are very Alert, and upon •11111 Or twee 00011•11111111 have not lasted more than five or ten minielne, bat they ere of mune entirely confidential, the two teatime, placed in ouch an unhappy position, being, natu rally, leit by the poi authorities, who are ever anxious to "temp, justice with merry," In such a position es to have unrestrelned communication with each other to the fullest ex tent compatible with their own duty to the public. The prisoner partakes heartily of his meals, and slop sosedly every night. He weer always calm and composed, and ontaluly /TIMIS no tralweed indications of a guilty min/ His °endow, In time empale, very moat resembles that of William Palmer OM lie reeneval to Seaford Geol. Dr. W. Tyler thnieli Wass Wm asked hfs opinion "es to whether Miss Deans .d of worst disease or act," woes to a conimpleury: Leaking to the feet of her yew nancy, end the known Moeda% excited by this soaditka in some constitution% I hare no heeitenon In stating my bend that the symptoms end post ',sorters appearances deecribsd ►t the inquiet sad tie law nisi era not inconsistent with Ames and death keen Mewed sees." 6OUTH-1481211N RAILWAY.—IIHIS DA The half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held this day at tha Bndgrboase Hotel , London-bridge; Kr. Biro is the chair. W 114. i It apposed from the resort thee the geese become for the belt-year, Mediedisg 21,9321. receipts from steamboat traffic, amounted t 0624,9161, being ma incr►en of 29,8181. comp with the coneeponding penod of 1868. After deducting the working 'amuses there remained 149,7881. for dividend. Tne directory recommended the payment of a dividend of 12s. per 801. stock, or at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. This abecebed the whole of the money with the exception of 1,1141., which was cerried Limon to the next account. The Ca •tamme, in moving the report, remarked that there hat bap some demises In the continental trader compared with some former yams owing to competiton, but than bed her a steady increase in the local tralßc. The ioereese o( ascend which was asked f.r we. absolutely nerresery to in crease the rolling-stuck, and to carryon indlypenyable works. With regard to the Charing cram line, the art for which bed bt oa übtaited, the direr tn.. recommended that it ahoald be roweled with am much despatch and energy es pomible, and for that purpose resolutions would be proposed at a special meeting, to be held after the general one. The report and dividend wets adopted almost without say din-a-mon. R 140 84 190 1.4 ICC 4B 84. ISO 184 .2 04 a H,. The meeting was then made special, and a resolution win proposed for the purpose of ssithorision the director. to ex ercise the powers conferred by the Charing.crose Railway Act by vintribming towards the funds of that undertaking, and creation and Waning now shares or clock to an amount not exceeding 300,0001. The meeting was discussing fifth question when we west to pram ic La a. la iIL AY 10 a L 96 a IL la 419. I. . 06..00 The Von. Archdeacon of Ely, whose melancholy disth in the pewee of the Pyrenees wee recently announced, wee buried an Sunday, the 21st ult., in the sonth•saat COMM of the essetery at Luchoo, the tarries being performed by the Freese Protestant pastor of Toulouse. Intelligence hes been received in Dublin of the lose of the Martpaie of Drogheda's schooner Fancy, 140 Mae !earthen, eff the cose.t of Sligo. The Marquis end Mar chioness of Drogheda, and Major Foster, A.D.C. to the Loud Llealsosrd, were on bead, and Its crew, were aU for tunately saved, but a vast *mount of valuable property went down with the vessel. Mr. Lockwood, of Huddersfield, who has recently returned from s visit to ffebeatopal, stye that he found the toosamosta erected by the firitteh array at lialeklave end Iskeruaans uniojured ; "Lut that on the Reden IA shesdy de faced, Englia News Irarreg leen written awl arroteAM app., it." The King of the Belgians and the royal family arrived at Ostend on Monday afternoon, and shortly after Ida Maje.ty paid • vied of ceremony to the Princailteettat of Prwi►. M. Emile de Girardin has jolt published 1 pamphlet mailer( Le Diairmenient Not.oixam. A latter from Paris 'aye : Pleasure, trains her the provisos. Wag all annum of pawns. Yesterday we wow Mond stet by Spenierde, and from some parts of leas we have provincials is easterner, especially females with rawerksble headdresses, that sewn to knish the henerwe as the B rulevards with such ainernasent." Tns WORCLBTER MUSICAL FLlTlrel..—Already, we bellow, perlitunissy stew here been bikes by the bid— Istigsbe mumps. of uur festivals, the Its.. It. &squint, in pr woof on of the music meeting of the Three Chtits in the city next yew. Unprecedented 11111.reill MM. to Issm attended the rev. prenttemm's efforts, se out of thirty rewards required, about twenty-Xier hays already sompted. We holism the (tsars well be held is the sewed week in flopiesabor ; std when the extension of tho railway norm so Malvern, Strait .rd, mil the Wwwitkohire pert rd eke Mummy Is ce.utuderod, there is reams to bellows tbst the nutting of IMO will be the most summedsl ever knows is Ws city.—Wireest,ohies I 4 I 44. ADVANCE o► SPINNERS' WAGER IN PRISTON.—• Yeatemlay (Wednesday ), at o nomerouely Wended meeting of meter 'peters and maeof4rtorerr, beta at the Ball Betel, Freda° (Mr. Thomas Millt-r (a the rhos.), It wee soosimouely ree.lood to advance the ...pee of ,elf•actor mindere 7i. pm cent. upon the 'mast prkeoe, the edema to take effect teem the 10th September taatest. i '7I a. t 1 a. ea IS ill M Nl ' 11 1 U 11, til 5 5 ii i ii i FIRE8.—(111111 DAY.)—LIVES SAVED BY THE Pte. Escarn.—The town of Clapham 08a, &trio, the past kw days, bean particularly unfortunate in fire. It wee only on Saturday morning that the each factory of Mr. Kaapp was destroyed, and this day we have to record another at a more extensive character, which toot place in the prouder belonging to Mr. Zelarna, sa Auntie&la cloth maker, situate in Acre-lane, Clapham. The property covered an filleellie area of ground;on which stood the print*, drying, venlig hig;and other rooms ; and from the fact of each somperhnent containing varniehes, paint, and other equally ieflatumable articled, the pogroms of the Si. was exceedingly rapid. Several hour* elapsed before the flames could be conquered, and not until the premises of Mr. Zelame were destroyed, and three of Mr. Skint, No. 12, newly so. The total loss matt be considerable, end the properly, except Mr. Shoat's, wee uninsured.—A fire, neatly attended with the sacrifice at this Miami beings, happened this morning In the realms of Mr. Tydsseen, ell and oolonrman, No. 118, Old -street, SA Dade. At the time of the discovery nine permits were sleeping In different parts of the hones, sad owing to the quantity of turpentine. oil, Icc., in the place the smoke became of each a suffocating character that the inmates were unable to leave the place. Police-eer . t:a11 , called the St. Luke's Ere•eircepe, and the cen il% 13 with the aid of polioroflieer 34 G, brought out the parties in safety, the conductor bringing three rbildran sad the man and his wife from the third floor amidst the applause of the populace. Had it not been for the timely snivel of the escape the whole family most have perished. FALSE ALARM/I.—The Mayo Constitution give. the following It k extraordinary the credulity of the peasantry of this country, as regards rumour. of the wildest or most grounlless character. We understand that amongst the peasantry in the neighbourhood of Switilord, Bohola, and Kelomogb, a report bee gained each credence a+ to the ep pearanoe of armed midnipbt plunderers, t hst night after night the population of entire villages assemble in one hour*, and there in fear and trembling keep watch ; and to ouch au ex tent has this panic prevailed. that the roost extraordinary report, are circulated of robbery, violence, and midnight Isgh.lstion. We have beard them rumours from various parka, awl have made the most searching inquiry, and are to happy end that all this terror end alarm only oxlips In the Imagination of the peasantry, and that the entire fshe alarms owe their origin to some petty theft, which was dis torted into the most dreadful outrages. However. to Stroll are th, report. believed, that even the ronatabulary ere harassed with night duty, especially in Swinford district, where nearly every policeman was kept under arms elfish:lig fee entire Righte the hastiser7 dtetedere as peace:. MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY. Two o'Cuww. The funds opened this morning with a firm ap pearanoe at yesterday's advance. A little dullness has since been occasioned by the continued heavi- Wei of the Paris Bourse, but the actual reduction in prices is limited to about 1-16 per cent. The government broker has purchased 16,0001. New Three per cent. stock for the Savings Banks. The Three per Cent. Rentes opened at Paris to day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at 68f. 70c. for the account, and fell to 68f. 60c., being per cent. lower than the last price of yesterday. . . The scrip of the Indian Loan rose this morning to 991 to y. Large sales followed, and the present quotation is 991 to Consols are officially marked 951 to for money, and 951 to 1 for the 7th of September. The present quotation is 951, "sellers," both for money end the account. Bank stock has been dealt in at 225; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 9431 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 1 ; the New Indian Loan, at 991 tot ; ditto scrip, at 991 to ; India Bonds, at 31. dia.; and Exchequer Bills, at 21s. to 245. prem. _ . _ The scrip of the new Russian Loan has been placed this day on the Stock Exchange list, and is officially marked 1 tot prem. Other foreign stocks have met with more business to-day, and in several instances, including Peruvian, Mexican, Spanish, and Turkish bonds, the tendency of prices is decidedly upwards. The old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 831 to 841, and the new, 71 to 72, ex div. Sales are reoorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 95, 941, 941; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 95; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 1011; Mexican Three per Cents., 21, 201; ditto for account, 201, 201; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., for account, 921, 921, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 731; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 991; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, ; ditto Scrip, I, prem. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 851; Spanish Three per Cents., 462, 48; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 331; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 84, 831; ditto Six per Cents., 1368, 713, ex div.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102 t. _ _ _ . - The Prince of the Seas has arrived from Mel. bourne with 105,04:101. in gold. TIN MINTJTES PAST Two O'CLOCK. The markets are rather flatter. Consols are quoted 951 for the 7th of September, and the New Indian Loan, 99k. The demand for money yesterday was again more active, the rats for the best bills being 21 to 21 per cent. At the Bank the applications were more numerous than of late, yet still very moderate. A bri►ker demand and a less easy market are looked for daring the next few days, the commercial en gagements which mature in the first week in Sep tember engaging attention. The absorption of money in the Indian and Russian loans, especially the former, has also considerable influence. We are enabled to state that the sum paid on Tuesday on ac count of the Indian Loan, instead of being limited to about a million (viz., say 20 per cent. on 6,000,0001.) was 1,600,0001. From the amount of the excess -600,0001.—it follows that 800,0001. stock has already been paid up in full, in advance of the regular in stalments. At Amsterdam yesterday Austrian securities de clined / per cent., bat the closing prices showed a recovery of I. At Hamburg the rate of discount is only 11 to II per cent. At Amsterdam the general quotation is 21, although the Bank rata is maintained at three per cent. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yes ' terday. The 60,0001. by the Tentonia will be de spatched to the Continent. The Avon has arrived from Melbourne with 45,888 on. of gold and 25,000 sovereigns, worth in all about 209,0001.; and the Vectis from the Peninsula with 7,6381. The arrivals of specie reported on Tuesday and yesterday have reached an aggregate of 516,0001. Nearly 600,0001. in silver is already engaged for transmission to Calcutta and China, by the steamer of the 4th September, of which more than one half is on government account. There are still two clear days available for shippers. Of the 250,0001. in specie by the West India steamer La Plata, about 60,0001. is nuderstood to consist of gold and the rest of silver. A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the ex change on London at 34 15.16 d. The price of tallow had risen to 641 s. r. on the spot, and 66 for Sep tember; but the market was extremely unsettled, in consequence of a statement that the Russian ' speculators have made arrangements for receiving the tallow warehoused and throwing it upon the London market. The traffio return of the London and North Western Railway Company show. this week en in crease of 5,0721; the Great Northern an increase of 1,6281. • the Great Western an increase of 1,7041. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 3,2581. The sum of 13,3401. was yesterday paid into the Indian Treasury to the credit of the Madras Irri gation Company, in advance of calls; making, with the other payments of a like nature already effected, a total of 368,7361. received by the Secretary of State for India in Council from the company, on ac count of its capital, since the 27th of February last, 11. per share only (1. e.,80,0001.) having been called u The half-yearly meeting of the Submarine Tele graph Company was held yesterday. The report states that the number of messages sent through the company'. wires in the half-year ending June last, amounted to 63,006, showing an increase of 13,627 menages over the corresponding period of 1858. A proportionate addition to the gross revenue has not, however, resulted, owing to the reduction which has been made in the tariffs. The receipt during the half-year of 14,113/. has enabled the directors to pay off the balance of cost of repairs of cables, &c., and to recommend the payment of a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum. The balance carried forward, after appropriating 10 per cent. of the net revenue to the reserve fund, is 1931. It is pointed out that the devotion of one wire of the new cable recently laid to the transmis.tion of messages between the Stock Exchange and the Paris Bourse will greatly increase the regularity and extent of this class of huskies'. The report was agreed to. The Western Bank of London, now in course of winding up, has been removed from the Stock Ex change list. - - - • With reference to the market for American secu rities Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports u follows : The market in Load= for Americas securities has Im proved to tone does oar last. There hie bees wire &mad den to bay Now York Central and Illinois , Central Sturm and Ronda, oleo the First, Second and Third Mortgage Roads of tbe Eris Railroad. Unqad States Five per Net. Ronda, 1874, an firmly held at 9/1 , sellers .'lselin making any oosos.elos from thus Oruro. The Berwick Walls has arrived from China, with 709,200 lbs. of tea and 651 bales of silk. WEDNEFDLT EVININO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 1 for money and the 7th Sept., opened this morning at the same quotation, and gradually advanced, closing at 96!, " buyere." The purchase by the government broker consisted of 16,000/. New Three per Cent. stack. The official business report is as follows : Tbres per Cent. Console, for mousy, 96 1, I, I, ; ditto, for account (7th Sept.), 951, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 98, 981; New Three per Cents., 08, 981, 981; Bank Stock, 2241 ; India Stock, 217 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debenture', 1858, 951, 951; ditto, 1859, 941; the Scrip of the New Loan, 981, 981, 991; ditto, Stock, 98j, 98*, 98/. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were Itaadp at 95 to j; those of 1859, 94} to 95; and India Bonds at tie. to 31. this. Excl.equer 131:12 were quoted 20a. to 245. prem. The Indian open Five-andia-lialf per Cent. Rupee Loan was desk in to-day at le. Ind., or equal to 99 _per cent., showing an advance. The foreign stock market was quiet, except as regards Mexican Bonds, which rose per cent., closing at 20'4 to Turkish stocks were firmer, especially in the afternoon ; the Old Loan closed at 83i to 84, and the New at 73/ to 14,1. Pernvien Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were marked as high as _ . Bank, land, steam, and miscellaneous shares to day experienced no alteration worthy of notice. Ottoman Bank shares were steady at 191 to 1. London Dock stock was officially marked 68; and 69. 011,11111127 MAIM ADD erooas. 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IQ 16-1/410 new Otero% 62 1318.-wa Lasestbarg. 6316 es dlr. 6 4.l6—Orsad Trunk el Wads. 54 64—Liestarde•Venetles, 15 es dlr. NW Is. 2p. MINES.-7H13 DAY. Two o'CLocx. The mining market to-day presents no feature of novelty. A moderate number of transactions have taken place. principally in shares in Tolcarne, Trelowetb,Wheal Margaret, Herodafoot, Providence, and East Basset mines. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially reported. United Mexican Mining shares continue in de mend, and have advanced, being marked I. Other foreign descriptions are quiet. At a meeting of the adventure's in North Wheal Basset held yesterday the accounts showed a Names sealnst the mine of 488/. 17s 4d At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Tebidy held yester day the amounts showed a balance spinet the mine of 4801. 13a. 4d., against which there Sr. snore of calls due 111110 Plat, nig to 4821. 12e. Subjoined is an extract from the liereuria, of Valparaiso Cupiapo, July b.—Lettere have been received from Tres Punta, giving the following account of this most important silver mineral. The mines of Tree Punta are assuming their former value. Nines which were abandoned are now being worked with great sumo& The mine Valparaiso is being worked with great energy. Toe vein is a yard in breadth, yielding ores of twenty marks, and promisee • rich reward to the owners. The Buena 'Upson:ate more abun dant than ever in its yield of silver. The Alfin Kaneda is yielding oopioos and rich ores, at a depth of GO yards. The San Rend is rich end abundant. The Marquees snd San Antonio yielding well, se also several other mines. The pro jected railway will, if carried out, give new life to this dis trict, as wall se to the rich gold mines of the Inca, and to the numerous copper mines along which the road will pass. In repeat to the Ole, • rich mine or mines a little north of Tres Pmts, recently discovered, no doubt but it will con tribute materially to the mineral wealth of Copies°. The Wellinterested are expected daily with rich silver ores. i e llgratulate this community on the promising aspect of the province, which these discoveries will PO touch promote." Great Wheel Alfred sampled on the 23rd bust. 208 tons of copper ore, which is estimated at about 1.0004 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCDTO-LANB.-(THIE! DAY.) BUOAL—Thin market ressabst 'way dull. esti falai ars Meek to he made at yesterday's pima. Rased lamps, 49a. 6d. to 61e. Corps.—The demand continues limited, but quotations are unaltarid. COCOA.—Trinidaddeclined la. to 2a. in public rale. Tr.s.—Thin market remains quiet. Rtes.—While Bengal, 10a. 61. to lie W. ; 13w pinkcy Madras, 84. 6d. Rots has been in good demand, at fully previous rates. P 13112170 sold, ordinary to good, 34d. to 34.1. par 10. BaLrerras.—Refraotion sold at 33e. ; refraction 8 at 365. JUTI sal irregularly, angaging about last prima T TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT:). The sonexed prices shoe, ea advaoat,oompered with three cormat yesterday after:moo, viz. :—Petersbarg Y.C., on the EP* 5644 Bd.; Smtmber, 68s. W.; October to December, 875.; ditto separately, liTs. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) - . . ogee The number of besets on O , bat theorems. qua lify is middling choicer descriptions are therefore told es dear as on Monday. Ws bare a fair supply of sheep end limbs for the sewn ; tbey are readily disposed of at full prices. Geed calmest. dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 329 beasts, 1,930 sheep, end 339 calves. From the Northern and Midland Conn iel, 400 besets, and tn rolich cows from the Home Counties. --..—. eat ANY at lata. a. a. a. •4.1 --- tar mama at •. a 4 11.1= 0 1 .. .ir0ke0.. 4 8 4 10 Hart Dr111.orod•81 4 4 4 8 Ant boor-woo/a .... 4 8 6 0 =•••41110 bomb_ 8• • Do. de Oboro Wore MTa. 4 II 4 I I Do. do. Oborr a tow...vitt & I & 4 lamb p Moho WI mask 1.8 n; Moo isid Lambs 9.3132 ; Wm, 4b4; oos. 164. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Kern. nail, and Co. report a large supply. Trod, dul4 at last dm's prima Prime meadow boy, 864. to no. ; superior ditto, 80e. to 884. ; inferior ditto, 60,. to 70s. ; rowan, 604. to 70a; Glover, old, 1004. to lltio.; ditto, aim, 86a. to 100. ; straw, We. to 300. LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT KIDDERMINSTER.— The liberals of Kidderminster are organising a grand demon stration, which is to take place on the 29rd of nest mouth. A betquet to the sitting member, Mr. A. R. Bristow, M.P.. is to be given in the Manic-hall , which mveral M.P.s and the notabilities of the county are invited. Besides this, so the room will only contain some 700 er 800 persone, the non electors will likewhe give a fife. Nearly 2001. has already been subscribed. --- COUNT CAVOUB--At the dinner given on the 27th ult. by the Municipality of Turin to the deputation of that of Milan, after the usual tout. to Napoleon 111., Victor Emmanuel, and the allied armies, otbera were drank to Central Italy, to Venice, end to Count Camel.. The latter was worded as follows: .To him who, being called to the ministerial chair in Piedmont, was the B.st after 1819 to adopt a really Italian policy ; to him who, rending the (Italian) tricolour to Tan rids, caused it to spread it. luetre before the eyes of Europe; to him who, at the congeals of Monarchs at Paris, stepped forward the first to uphold the Italian mute ; to him whr, In the silence of the cabinet, prepared all for a third war of liberty, concluding a new 'Winos with the Sovereign of Prance; to him who, though ha hat resigned hie powers (for • tints only it is to be hoped), lives for ever in the heart of whosoever loves Italian indepeudeoce; to Comilla Cavonr, immortal honour and glory." THE DUKE OF LUXE-Comma GOTHA ON GERMAN UNITY.—A. few days ago • deputation waited upon the Doke out Sue-Cohnrg Gotha to present an address, expeseieg the hope that the duke would unite hie efforts to thew of the pstrtotic party for the unity of Germany. The following re markable answer was returned Gentlemen,—ls is with the utmost satisfaction that I learn fruit the address you have jut preeented to me that here also in Vie little lend of ours the events of the kat months, which have pressed so heavily upon us, have been rightly judged. Now that after years of the deepest apathy the wish for national strength and greatness, for power abroad end union at home, ia once more awakened in the people, every patriot most greet this new movement with joyful hope. By whatever ways we reach the desired end, whatever be the form of the future constitution of Germany, this much is certain—that It is naly when princes and people are alike ready to make sacrifices for the good of all that anything great can be eff-eted. As lee me, long since, both on the crocsaien of the erection of • central poser in 1848. and again on that of the . creation of tea union in 1860, I cefered of my own free will, and with jot fal heart. to ley my sacri fi ce on the sitar of our country. That my patriotic endeavours have received your approval, gentlemen, end that of the German people, bag encouraged me to pursue the course I have entered on. Be assured that I not only hail with joy the eroleavour to form • great national party, but that I *hall always be ready to par ticipate with counsel and with deeds in all which conduce to procure fur our beautiful country that respect and might to which Germany has teach just claims." WRECK OP THE NATALIE.—The ship Natalie, bound for this port, left Glasgow loaded with Mill and rail way iron on the 13th of April. There had been stormy weather here for some days before the cecurrence of the wreck early on the morning of Saturday, the 23rd ult. The tide was mining in at the time, and there was • tolerably heavy ground swell. The wind, which all night had been blowing rather equally from the north-ear, suddenly chopped round to the south-west in the morning, from which quarter it blew a terrific sale, driving the unfortunate vowel shore words. Her two quartse'b rate were dashed in piece.. and she struck on the reef a little after mein o'clock. The captain dispatched the chkf officer and five men, in their ally remaining boat, for assistance. The boat was got of safely, but bad not proxeded far when it was swamped by the basket", and the mate sod two of the men went down to a watery grave. Three large boats, manned by sailors Delon; log to the In dim navy, were soon brought to the beach, and quickly started off for the rescue ef the mew of the Natalie. Thee boats ventured as closes. possible to the chip, but could net reach her, and returned without modern'r any peeietonce. Their perilous condition was observed from the shore, and some Gasmen of the Alms, acting under the orders of Captain Wilson, pot off in a boat keloeselng to the Alma, in which they intended receiving the crew of the Natalie. They exceeded after the most strenuous exertion in reaching the wrecked vessel, thebroughtand to c iTc evening,m t : Ns p ot inquirye of el3h wreck. e n cyke b b.. ore ln ab ins oo .t t z 7 tted o c lic ts k e the , after each a diluter had occurred, en Oki° invest igation would nine. The accident is likely ti draw attention to the inefficiency of our pilot esteblistruest. Scarcely asi i t vessel makes use oof a oin entering the hen boar, and f: reuhe rthe greater t_oln.nuy aa,fee, m b e ro . ti t t .g ain um , n s. euntil the light -atop ":41