The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Oenlimn.) la EDWARD CAIN AND JAMRB PARS. ibis was the sitting for examination and discharge. The bankrupts were auctioneers and site agents of Richmond. The total indebtedness of the bankrupts amoonta to v, as. Pd. ; swots, 2681. 9e. 6d. Mr. Silas Busby appeared for the assignees, Mr. Linkkter for Cain, and Mr. C. V. Lewis for Fairborn. The examination was passed, and the application for the ,•rder of discharge fixed for the 6th of November next. RE C. A. GIBILS. The bankrupt was siia;iisiinaialned glass who carried on business in Marylebone, and who applied to pass „his examination. Mr. Sargood opposed, and Mr. Reed supported. Thedebta of which 606/ are unsecured, and 434!. in respect to accom modation bills, are 1,19 W. He had given a bell of sale in April, 1861, over his goods to Mr. hard. The bankrupt stated that the person who held the bill of sale permitted him to take some stained glass to the International Exhibi• tion, where it now was. The case at the Exhibition stood in bankrupt's own name. Adjournment was ordered for the 6000112 UL THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. BINGITLAR CHARGE OF ROBBERY. Susan Smart, a well-dressed female, was charged before Selfe with the following robbery at Mr. Bonthron'a, baker, 106, Regent-street. Butcher, 137 C, said that on Saturday night be followed the prisoner from No. 10, Lower John-street,Golden.sqnsze, to the shop of Mr. Bonthron, baker, Regent-suet. She went to the window and took out a loaf, and walked to the counter with it, having also planed one under her shawl. While standing at the counter she took two teacakes ott the counter, and placed them also under her shawl. She then went to the other window and pointed to some biscuits to the young woman, at the same time taking a piece of cake out of the window and putting it' , under her shawl. She then left the shop. He (Butcher) then went in and told the young woman the prisoner had been robbing her, and fetched the prisoner back, when he found all the articles upon her with the exception of the Oct, of cake, which she dropped on her way back to the shop. At her lodgings he found a bank book for 11./..*aod on her 1/. Ss. we, found. Mr. Selfe—Had you a reason for watching her' Butcher—l had, your worship, and wish for a remand. Martha Noble, assistant to Mr. Bonthron, said the pri soner only paid 3d. for a leaf, and 6d. for bisc uits. In answer to Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough street, who appeared for the prisoner, The witness said she knew the prisoner by sight as a customer. _ . Mr. SeUe remanded the prisoner. SOUTHWARK. CUTTING AND WOUNDING. Parrkk Galvin, a shoemaker, 'welding ha Redcross-court, Southwark, was brought before Mr. Bureham, charged with cutting and wounding Bridget Keenan, • married woman residing in the same neighbourhood. The complainant, whose forehead was covered with adhe sive plaster, and who bad several cuts about the face, said that on Saturday night she was in Redcroes-court with another female. They were insulted by the prisoner's wife. She turned round to remonstrate with her, when the pri soner and his wife rushed at her, and the former struck her on the head and cut her severely. She also received several other blows, but she could not say who inflicted them. Witness called out for assistance and a constable came and conveyed her to the station-house, where her wounds were dressed by a surgeon. In answer to Mr. Burcham, the proseentrix said that she did not see anything in the prisoner's hand when he struck her, but he hit her with something sharp. Two lads were examined who swore that the prisoner and his wife attacked the complainant, and the wife struck her on the head with a piece of iron produced. The pri soner also struck her and immediately afterwards they saw blood flow from a wound in the head. Mary Thomas said she raw the complainant and believed she was drunk. The prisoner ordered her away, and on her refusirg to go he pushed her and might have struck her. Police-constable "l.ki M said that be took the prisoner into custody, and saw the complainant's wounds dressed by • surgeon. The cut was very deep, and bled profusely. Mr. Burch= remanded the prisoner to ascertain the result of the wound, as it might turn out to be dangerous. WORSHIP-STREET. PORGIBT. Genrve Rend, 31, described as an artificial florist, at 44, Beech-street, City. was charged before Mr. Leigh with ob taining from Mr.reorge Demon, of Eagle-street, City-road, a large quantity of glass beads value 501. 135., by means of a forged cheque. Mr. Beard defended the prisoner. The prosecutor said that on the 30th of August last be sold the prisoner the property mentioned, and received in payment &cheque for 4W. 135., purporting to be drawn by Alexander Winer upon the London and Westminster Bank. OD the Ist of September he presented it, and it was re turned to him marked " no account." Cross-examined by Mr. Beard—Prisoner did not ask me not to present the cheque immediately, nor have I received any letter to that effect. Have known the prisoner four years, and have had business taaneactions with him, one of which was for 1501. I received the cheque in question as part payment of the dealing for the beads. By the Court—l have been told by Mr. Winer that pri weer did not receive the cheque from him. By Mr. Beard—Mr. Winer is not here, and I have no proof that he raid this. Mr. Thomas Tomlinson Gill, nailer of the Southwark branch of the London and Westminster Bank, in Welling ton-street, Southwark, proved the presentation of the cheque, and that not any account was kept there by Mr. Winer ; he so marked it. Manbridge, 145 NZ, proved having apprehended the pri soner at Hai!sham, 311 Sussex, on Saturday last, on this charge. On bearing the charge prisoner asked if any one else was in custody upon it ; and the reply being in the negative, he added, "If the prosecutor follows up this charge I @boll get four years." Mr. Winer told me this morning that he paid the prisoner in hard cash for the beads ; prisoner also told me while coming to Lon don in the train that lie did not write upon the cheque, but forged it to Mr. Damon. Mr. Beard observed that such a string of words was simply ridiculous and totally without meaning. Prose cutor had manifestly been too hasty in preferring this charge, and not any evidence was before the court to bring the prisoner within the pale of the criminal law. Mr. Leigh said that he should assuredly remancl the pri soner, and refused buiL WESTMINSTER. s ASSAULT. Michael Boyle sod Williams Moore were charged with the following murderous assault : Stephen Itatacia, a coal porter, said that between seven and eight oa Saturday he went into the Waterworks public house, Upper Belgmve-place, to settle with some of his fellow-workmen. and had not been there long before a disturhance took place. Moore struck him violently, and Boyle then seized him by the hair, and pulled him across the table, while Moore and others struck end kicked lie had quarrelled with any of the men. William Beeson, who was in company with Batson, cor roborated his testimony. Moore also attacked him, knock lag him lows and kicking him on the temple. Boyle afterwards struck him awl dragged him out into the street while Moore kicked and struck him again. (Both this wit ness and the last were completely disfigured with blows and cubj.) _ . Mr: Inspector Howard intimated that there was another man, who had been most seriously injured, and was now lying dangerously ill io bed. He had several witnesses, who would prove this assault. Thomas Derrell and William Howell were then called, and corroborated Batson sod Beeson. They also saw the assault upon the injured man, Cornelius Bryan, whom Moore knocked down and kicked for no other reason than that ha took the part of his son, whom they were kicking. Cornelius Bryan, jun., was also called, and said in the midst of the disturbance be was knocked down and kicked, 'suit on his father interfering be was also brutally assaulted. Catherine Bryan, a very respectable young woman, was then called and said that she was in the house when her brother and father Can old man) were there. The defendants amongst others were very violent, and knocked her brother down rod kicked him ; her father said "Don't strike my son, he's not dope anything," upon which Moore instantly knocked boo down, and kicked him, cutting his lip open and rendering him insensible. A man picked him up and sat him on the stairs, thinking he was dead, and then Moore came out, and in the most cruel manner ilra.tged her father along the passage by the hair of his bead, and kicked him again. Efe was now lying very ill in Prisoners mem-examined the witnesses, but failed to elicit anything in their favour. kr. Wyman reminded them for • week, refusing Tee MOTHER OF Watna.—The Cork Examiner states that them Aker of Walsh, the recently executed con vict, displayed throughout the whole history of this terrible drama the most touching affection fur her guilty son. lharing the time that he was in biding she acted as a keen and clever scout, and it was chiefly through her watchfulness that he was so long able to evade the puronit of justice. When she found that all her off arta were useless and that Walsh was captured, she strove to have him accepted as an approver. On the day of his sentence it was a terrible sight to watch her for a whole day pacing to and fro before the court-house, mono tonously repeating, in a low moving tone, "My son, my son." Even after that she did not quite abandon hope. conceiving that the revelations it was known he made would save his life. When this hope proved fallacious her reason utterly gave way. She was taken to the workhouse a raging lunatic, and has been removed to the asylum of the county of Limerick hopeleasly insane. The Fitzgerald murder, the E sat aer adds, is likely to prove no ordinary tragedy. Two roes have perished upon the scaffold, the mother of one has become a maniac, and two more have yet to be tried for then liven don io forged Mr. simply eutor I charge the pri Mr. loner, follow Stet sod eit house, fellow dinturl and II across him. Wil robora log hi oaten while DOM a Cuts.) Mr. lying. would The and the ■ Moon that I Cm midst and 0 Cat then broth ant= down hest him reticle mat I then head in I.e l'r Anil] Ti *item vict, dram the ti scoot ao lot that she m day a wh. touo. Wu." cone, lave utter Iona) a I the Two of or tried • • • THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1862. FIRE AT LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE. (THIS MORNING.) On ILICTRIC TZLZOBAPIL) (nos ova OWN oosassromaiss.) LOSS OF TWENTY LIVES. A fire occurred this morning at Brownlow•hill Workhouse, by which the church and children's dormitories were destroyed, and twenty lives lost. The origin of fire not known. It is supposed to have nom. menced in heating the flue connected with the church. Some children were horribly mangled. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY. 81:8TEXIMUL 8. $ A.M. &LH. A 8.11. L 11.8. NA= .... 29.85 66 58 W. 3 6 c 3 ABOLDWGI 29.59 66 61 W.&W. 6 2 e Las Basics Amoceses 29.93 67 U B.W. - - - Parma GALWAY VaurriA 30.00 SO 69 N.W. 2r 0.14 GLIZSIYOWW . 03.07 a 61 S.W. 6 m HoLl RIAD.— 30.02 60 66 8. 9 m Unman lamas 30.19 60 68 N.W. 8 0 80.18 61 re W. 7 r JEMMY 50.22 85 a W.N.W. 4 10r 0.47 oirrib.l3ll 30.14 68 a W. 7r 41 0.12 Poirramouis Dovn Loma 30.14 00 68 Z. 9 0 - YAAMoOTW 8011am099 30.06 65 66 W.B.W. 1 b 1 89ma . 30.03 IS 63 W. 1 31 3 GALIOOLAWD 10.10 69 68 W.B.W. 1 b 1 TVZSDA T. W.R.W. to N.N.W., moderate, geomally tine. S. W.io N. N. W., ugh,. to moderate, some showers. nos.a.. S.W. to N.W., mockes mkt to fre.h. IMA,D. W. to N., light to fresh. AsneiiLove. W. CiorntaL S.W. to N., moderate. W.S.W. to N.W., mo B.W.E.NOLAND. W.S.W. to N.N.W., dente, some ;Mu in moderate. S. p la ces. V. to N., light to S.E. Mr OLAND. As next &bore, and in moderate, Sue gene- places to N.L rally. As next above. s. ann. Similar to next above. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owoi. The railway market is firm to-day, but there is very little business going forward. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has improved per cent, and Great Eastern if, while the other prin cipal lines are quoted the same as on Saturday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93} to 94 ex div. ; Great Western, 66 to ex div. ; Midland, 128 to .} ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 to ex div. ; London and South Western, 99 to 100 ; Great Eastern, 461 to I ; Caledonian, 109 to 4; Great Northern, 123 e to 124 ex div. ; and Sou Eastern, Sai to ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 4 1-16 to 4 3-16 prem. Other foreign lines are very quiet. Great Western of Canada ~bares are heavy. 'DINAZT AD ITP Ilk I Pd I RAnwAYL I pdassekidat Sass I today Saturday. to 1 Amt. 100 Brutoti kreter4p.aBtk 'lOO Caledonian Qoer. Bk all (Cork and Bandon 619 el all ICkenwall, I per amt , all Dun. Perth,& Aber./ ea 100 & Clasps/ int of 1100 ; 1 100 :GLEaatern, p. I cent, No. 1 100 'Do. do. No. 2 10 :Do. do. o percent. pre! 1100 'Do. E. Anglian A, 6p. c 100 Do. do. A. 7 per i .100 Do. B.Unton,Sp. ctgua ; 'lOO Do. do. 6 per cent. gun. 1 100 Do. Norf. &p.c. 11,..1akt 1100 Do. 61 per ct. pref., 18.7 100 Do. 6p. ct. Wavency V.' 100 Great Northern, 6p. oti 11 00 'Do.6ored.at 1011. 0 L11 111 . • 100 Do. 44 1 per cent. 1 .100 Do.6p.c.rsd.at I p.a„pm.l 1 all Ot.N. Scotland, litres/. 1 0 Gt. Wast.(BorkaMElsats ,100 110. re4stio. 4) P. eget 1N llq redeem. leo I Do. Irredeezo. 40. et. 100 Do.6p.ct.retteem Pref. 100 Do, Arm. Ou.s. Stock 100 I Do. Bina Prct. Stow: I illii ! Do.Chfatarff.l3t..V.e. 6 la IlArao.et Yorksh. 6 p..i.t0.. 1 00 lilatßrlg64.6 p.o.Goa. II Na 1 100 Do. 6 p.c. do. No.l 100 Do.' p.e. do. .. 100 . Do. if.c.. do. lto. 0 100 Do. p.e. do. .... .10) Do. p.o.prtah d 0... , 1100 Do. T p.c. Prot. Stock.. 1100 110.00.c.d0.(10.1(..&C.P. .100 I Do.l ia a. 01.01 v. dot 1111 100 I lass.diathans and Dover 100 LdI4W.Cov.&N 00.i0.e. 1 1 " / 1 . 403 .W. 7 0.c. 041 0t010h 100 Londonderry and Emil. 'lOO Illan.Bbot. & Llue Gp. et. I tl Do. #!3 166. 61 per cent. Daredsealable Sp.ut LOS Mond C0n5.69.6.65661. LOS Ds.ooes. BLit 8.5p.0. LOS Ds PreL Swat , LOS Do.Litlitchut p.e. l ISO /ado& sp. et Sc Steel NO Saab Banish 6 per *ant ISS De. New Om. 6p. d. ✓I Do.florder Uuloi snag 10 Ifiloa—Couo.‘ r ant I D a do. do IS Do. Dods 6 pad. No. 11 is Ow York. H. di 8. pars. on Nall Slattordshiro I oil AlloolibitOoot. Now Prot 1105 llooLlAllip.ot. not& 1116 Tp. not.nose said. S. Demi/Wel 41 p. e. Sae. Mead- An. 100 Do. if per cent4L O." 'lOO Do. Reed 4f per coot 100 I. Wales ina. p. mat 100 Do. 44 per coat 100 o.YtpG6aa a/1 IltookADarllagtooty.o all Da. do. Pipe all I Do. do. Cape 100 Walar..llll[Okaeny 4 p.c 10i ,W.Y.td—Ortletivaot 100 I Do. do. tad do. lel ;Do. /loop. 6 p.ot. Pre& AN Do.do.parp. 6 p.a. ever . roman Pd. 1 PA611411. sU lArtwasp di Rotterdam 18Ardsmnos 'Bolds! Llm i l i tip.e •1118•Istan •11 :Damian to Gralasammai: 80 'Canswanz Nino h all Vrirtandon 16 Dutch Ithroimh all ,Naaten/ of France all Gd. Road= put. 6. P. o all Gt. Ombra of Frame all ,Gt. lasemobs. Cont. 811 all Italian Junction all Ink* Constance dt Ewa all ivaT• ana Turnhout all loom and Oman all 'Darla Antonia all INma.lllAegai r ly the all IDO. bp.o.Prf. Bels.gov. all 'Northam a c• • • • • 11 I Do. New &harm all Iforweglan Trunk fre t . 17 !Ottoman'SmyrnaJihUal aU IltrlkLyous. andfiledlt 11 . 11111 and Orleans all roods and 8. Franolmo (Parranibuco) g. 7 p. s all alga and Dunabwrg all ,sepal Danish all ,Noral Swedish all I Do. T Per cent. all Ihnthra and Meuse all I Do. 5 percent. Pred ),./peret. 1 8 ,8 IlkumArt Vassal= 10 &Lot Portusral7peretp an 'Southern of Crane...—. 4 Turin and Samna all Weal Slanders all Do. pa mut. Prel all ‘l l raet.l N. W. of Prawn I 113 Icl 112 x,ll /1/ id 120 id i 112 rd ISIS id 301 rd 98 100 BO 91 90 02 191 Hi 76 78 II *d 76 78 Id I 180 172 z d 108 108 vll 118 116 116 116 116 136 180 116 118 104 Idl 06 id 113 116 110 11° 32 Di 3cd 1* 01 du k* _pm 10 10} xd SI Ide 101 103 101 103 10 0 I tli 14 • 32 Id 311 Id 41 14 125 127 zd 120 10 zd. 10 10 zd 13l lu xd: IILWAYS. xd - zd zd xd _ ____. Ol t elNamilatip.o.lanii9lB VA N 100 111 . 1 NodolkapA.NastAANL N 1 G 88 .1N. 118 4.4.4..1aaA151y 10 98 100 IN. loollads 11. a 4119. t. 011 k W3(l6l•6o x uk 0 - 9 9 PAIL He 102 101, —. xd xd id moan pima I &dm n 71 ..." Z pal 1! 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T Imtga.Y .(Lbo & Qum ) Natioeal Diorama{ Co IN ribs) d daCosi& Iron, L' Netbszlandt L Sp. dpe. N. Brunt & N. Boot. 1.4. IN. Brlt. Australasian Oriental Om (Ws& la. atm. (Lim) Ottoman O. Pea CAHN lead a men i lreiln.andOrism. Shan I i pm pm Pge 1 - I . 10 !2 20,760 16.00 v 230.000 14201 75.0.16 1 50.05( /1.50 t 50.000 0... I P 5,501 111.0 k ILees £ tad. TY. 0.41 1 itgaistsy Iran Rio delia. * M a y o 1m.(1..] Do. I SR:lt:fir Mail l a:T. 'goIILE AniksMa 3 b 777 a 2 412 2 Pal SO U 72 74 12 14 p• 1 sm i as 10 rd 0 id 282 2 im 66 lijo lii D. do. DAslotorod. I Go do. re.egrapla to India (L.) T. It A 4. of anal (L.) Y. I. rniautLn.Ce.U.C•nade Ira. duwdom Tel (LJ. men l id •id 6 id I du ar a I pat dis par I 121 The Manchester Guardian, with reference to a re solution of the Liverpool cotton brokers not to take stock at the pm at moment, says that this refusal is considered to that there is something to conceal, and that con sequently an impression is prevalent that the clock is larger than it is alleged to be. Accordits to the statements hitherto circulated, the existing stock most have been re duced below a ten days' supply. - - - - GRAND FORESTIRS' DEXONSTRATION.'— (THIS DAY.) —This morning there was a grand demonatration of Foresters. habited in the regalia of their order, in Maryle. bone and Paddington. They assembled in large numbers on Paddingtoo-green, and then marched in procession to Lanni Cricket-ground, where they were joined by other benefit societies, and where all sorts of amusements were provided. The proceedings were under the patronage of Lord Fermoy and Mr. Harvey Lewis, the two members for the borough • and the profits which may arias from the pre will be devote d to the benefit of Si, Mary's Hospital, in t ha t district. A SUBSTITUTE Foe Corroe.—On the 28th ult. a oommunication was published from the legal firm of Phillips sod Son, of Abchurchdane, stating on behalf of a client that a material bad been discovered as • substitute for American cotton, which " possesses not only all the qualities of that staple. but is capable of being produced in any quantity and at small expense." The material hes been submitted to the inspection of Mr. James Hardy Wrigley, of Southport, who has been " in the cotton trade all his life, though now retired, and ail a looker-oo," and who reports : • I have Men the • proposed as a substitute for cotton in several small specimens, and can speak to its colour, length, and financed being all that can be desired. The other quality necessary, vie., strength, I can only speak of by what was stated, that it is as strong, or stronger than cotton, that it can be supplied in large quantity, and at a price as low or lower than the average price of cottoo, which I told them was about 6d. per lb." The inventor is reedy to make hie secret public if a committee of ten responsible persons will parsotee him a certain gam of money. THE WIGAN Commis.—The strike among the Wigan colliers seems to have been ended by • timely con cession on the part of the masters. At all erects, them when they announced their determination to strike, seemed willing to work at the rate of wages they had been receiving for some time past, and their employers, rather than be se cresory to the extension of the existing destitution in Wipe, have abandoned their scheme of reducing that rate. There can be but little doubt that, under these circumstances the colliers will be wise and return to their work. —Mandeeter Era smiler. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CtooK. The funds are firm to-day, and Console are quoted about 1 per cent. better than they closed on Saturday, although there is no revival of busi ness. The other markets are generally steady, except as regards Turkish Bonds, which remain heavy. One or two of the principal English railway stocks (particularly Lancashire and York shire) have improved. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 45c., showing no change. Consols are officially marked 932 and g, for money, and 931 for the account. The pre sent quotations are respectively 932 to 1, and 931, " buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 241 ; Three per 'Ceuta. Reduced, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 1 ; India Stock, 232 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1092, 109 ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 104 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 17s. prem., ditto, June, 20e., 23e. prem. Mexican bonds are in renewed demand to-day, and are last marked 302. Spanish Passive bonds are steady. Italian Five per Cents. have receded. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is well supported, at 85 to 86, while that of 1858 has declined } per cent., being quoted 662 to 671, ex div. ; chief heaviness is shown, however, by the New Loan, which has declined to 2 to 12 dis. Venezuelan scrip is quoted 1 to 12 prom ; Portuguese, 21 to se prem. ; Peruvian, to 1 dis. ; Russian, Ito prem. ; Egyptian, first issue, 91 to 92, ex div. ; ditto second issue, 62 to 72 prem., ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Buersos Ayres Six per Cents., 923 ; Chilian Four-and-a Half per Ceuta., 841 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 912, ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., for ao count, mg I, ; Mexican Three) per Ceuta., for account, 301, 2 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, A scrip, 131. paid, dim. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46 ; ditto scrip, 151. paid, 2g, 1- prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 461 ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 951, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 231. 10a. paid, 1 prem. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 832 ; Spanish Passive, 191, 1, 2 ; the Committee's Cer tificates, 91 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 671, 67, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 71 ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 501. paid, IL 1 dia. ; ditto paid-np scrip, 66, 651. Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Son have published the numbers of 220 bonds, representing 23,7901., of the Sardinian Five per Cent. Loan, which have been cancelled. _ _ The sinking fund applied to the Peruvian Debt, to New Granada, and &juador, amountathia year to 69,110 dole., and, there,being no quantity of these bonds on the market for sale, proposals are invited to effect the requisite redemption. They will be received until the Ist October in New York, an will be opened in the presence of a committee. Otherwise the funds will be applied to the payment at par of such bonds as may be designated by lot. The half-yearly accounts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have been issued, together with the following circular from the London directors, which speaks for itself. The high rate of the work ing expenses continuesto form a remarkable feature : 21, Old Broad-street, London, EC,, Sept. 5, 1862. Bir,—l am desired by the London directors to forward you herewith copy of the accounts as they have just been received from (Asada for the half-year ending the 30th June, 1862. It will be seen that the total revenue , amounted to 362,992/. 12a 10d., and the total expenses to 319,556!. 9s. 5d., or at the rate of 831 per cent. The profit upon this half-year, added to that of the previous six months, makes the profit for the year ending 30th June, 1862, 159,1441. ls. lid. Mr. Watkin, at the request of the board, and at considerable inconvenience to himself, sailed for Canada on the 23rd ultimo, and on his return to England, which will be, it is hoped, in the comae of October, a further report upon the negotiations as to the postal arbitration. and upon the measures taken in obedience to the resolutions of the pro prietors at the meeting held on the Bth ult., for the re-or ganisation of the board and management, will be issued. By the reports received from Mr. Brydgee, the new manag ing director, great hopes are held out of important reduc tions in the present rate of working expenses, which he states are quite exceptional and capable of being greatly reducedi have the honour, ire., JOHN M. GILL" Sec. The Soutbsea (FortsmOuth)Pier Hotel Company (Limited) is announced. The capital is 60,0001., of which the first inane is to be limited:to the mode rate sum of 30,0001., in shares of 5/. each. It is intended to erect a first-class and fire-proof hotel in the now fashionable and increasing town of South sea. The site selected faces the sea, and is pecu liarly eligible, and a conditional contract has been entered into for its purchase on favourable terms. From its proximity to the military and naval esta blishments, the railway, and the new pier, as well as to the Isle of Wight, it is urged that thel hotel will be much frequented. The direction is re spectable. The following somewhat remarkable notice, re latingto the disabilities of married women, ban been received by the Stock Exchange from the Secre tary of the Brighton Railway Company : I beg to inform you that, in accordance with the opinion of counsel recently taken, transfers in the name of a married lady, or including, jointly with others, tbc name of a married lady, cannot be registered by this company. I shall be obliged if you will officially publicity to this letter. The Spray of the Ocean has arrived from China with 868,700 lbs. of tea and 1,068 bales of silk ; the Saturnus, with 242,800 lbs. of tea and 898 bales of silk ; and the Hydassab, with 608,000 lbs. of tea and 524 bales of silk. The steamer Minna has arrived at Liverpool from Nassau, with 1,064 bales of cotton. Large quantities of breadstuffs continue to be received at Liverpool from the United States. The arrival% on Friday alone comprised 600,000 bushels of wheat, 38,000 barrels of hour, and 90,000 bushels of Indian corn. The facts recorded in the annexed extract from a New York journal received on Saturday are re markable, and are likely to have an effect upon the exchange: The following is a comparative statement of export., ex clusive of specie, from the port of New York to tongs ports, for the week ending August al, and Mace Jantury 1 lees. 1861. 18.2 Dols. Dola. Dols. Total for the week 2,021,40'2 2.276,168 1 i 534,797 Previously reported Since January 1 ... 6093,458 83,991,41i1 e 11,317,632 This export, falling but little abort of three kn dol lars, will swell the aggregate outward movement of domestic produce for the month of August to the unprece dented figure of fourteen millions of dollars—that is to say, fully double the average export of August in the old prow porous times, when the chief article we sent to Europe was cotton. SATURDAY EVKIIING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93} to 1 for the Bth October, opened this morning at the same quotation, touched 931, "buyers," and closed at 931, " sellers." For money the last price was 931 t 0,4. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93k, ; ditto, for account (Oct. 8), 931, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 921, 92 ; India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 109 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 101 ; ditto Bonds, 275. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock continues in demand, and has agam risen k per cent., closing at 109 k to I. India Bonds were quoted 275. to 30s. prem. ; the June Exchequer Bale, 208. to 235. prem. ; and the March 17e. to 20s. prem. In the foreign stock market the pnncipal altera tion was a fresh fall of about k per cent. in the several classes of Anglo-Turkish Bonds, owing to the competition of the consolides, combined with a rumour that interested parties are still endea vouring to get arrangements made for payment of the dividends in London. Italian Five per Cents. were well supported. Mexican rose per cent. Russian Bonds continue to meet with some inquiry. Spanish Passive are in increased request, as the firm position of the holders in regard to the Spanish government became better understood. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Hinder tan, It to 1 die. • Union Bank of Ireland, n to If dia. ; Northern 'Railway of Buenos Ayres, i to r o e:. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, parLow to prem. Bank of Queensland, la to 04 ; and Middlesex Bank, dia. to par Rolling Stock, 1 to 04 dia. ; and MeAroPolitaa Wagon, to 1 prem. MIXES.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Khoo& East earn Brea shares are heavy, and have experienced a fall to-day of 305., being now quoted 12 to ; East Caradon are quoted 464 to 47, being steady ; Wheat Ludcott, lOrto Ila ; North Downs, 3} to a ; Marie Valley, 10a to a ; Wheal Beton, 145 to 147 ; saii Great Wheal Fortune, 25 to 25. In colonial mining shares Port Phillip are in quired for, and are marked a prem. Great North ern Copper have been dealt in at to I. In foreign mines there is scarcely any business. At Grumbler sad Bt. Aubea Yise sesetias. ea the bet instant, the so:etude showed a debit Warn el 2261. Be. 41. A call of V. per share wsa made. WHERE SHALL WE TRY GARIBALDI ? Where shall we try Garibaldi? Find us some Italian town Not alive with his renown, Where the air is not in flame With the splendour of his name, Where the pavement of the street Would not stir to kiss his feet— Not till such a place is found Try him on Italian `round! What men shall judge Garibaldi Seek for men in Italy Who can neither bear nor see, Through whose he►rts the trumpet•blast Of his story never peas d, Men whose honour is unstained When this ratans star& arraigned— Find us such—but not till then Try him by Italian men ! THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. It will be recollected that some months since, at the instance of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, the Lords of the Admiralty ordered the paddlewheel steam surveying vessel Porcupine, 3, to be prepared for sounding that por tion of the bed of the ocean, near Ireland, on which the electric cable, laid by Sir Charles Bright, is supposed to have broken. The Porcupine has returned to Plymouth. Some of the soundings extended to a depth of 2,500 fathoms. The visit of the steamer to Rockall on the 14th of August seems to have been prompted by a desire on the part of the Lords of the Admiralty to be able to judge, by a knowledge of its depth and character, of the expediency of dropping a cable across this bank, for the purpose of connecting Ireland with Iceland and America. On the ridge of the bank soundings varied from 90 to 160 fathoms ; fish were most abundant ; the bottom consisted of mud and sand_ The diagrams, returns, and reports from the officers engaged on board the Porcu• pine have left for Whitehall for the consideration in the first place of the Lords of the Admiralty, after which communication will be made by their lordship, to the directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company. The vessel is now at Keyham steamyard, where she will disembark her sounding gear and machinery, and reship the deck-house, or office, displaced for the purposes of her recent duty. She will probably leave on Wednesday for Woolwich. FATAL OMNIBUS ACCIDEFT AT BOSTON. A GENTLEMAN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED. An alarming accident occured on Friday evening last, about nine o'clock, to • pleasure party who were re turoing to Boston, from a picnic at Miningsby. The excur sionist'', numbering about twenty ladies and gentle , men, were riding in an omnibus and four, dnven by Mr. Mears, of the White Horse Inn, Boston, and had proceeded safely on their return until within about two miles of Boston. The road on winch they tra velled at this point runs parallel with a wide drain, and in consequence of the centre of the road being here covered with loose shingle, and the trees on the field side overhang ing it, the driver pulled off the road upon the grass on the side Dearest the drain, and so proceeded safely for • few hundred yards, when the conveyance suddenly slipped andfell over theedge of thedrain bank, • depth of several feet, into the water, and in its fall it turned two complete somer saults. The gentlemen who were on the outside were pre cipitated into the drain, and the driver fell among his affrighted horses. The majority of the gentlemen as well as the driver being only slightly injured, instantly went Ito the rescue of the ladies who occupied the inside of the vehicle, a feat they speedily ancomplid, and found that they were but slightly injured. It was next decided to ascertain whether all had bees safely extricated, when it was found that Mr. I West, draper, was miring, and on • close search the unfortunate gentleman was discovered beneath the vehicle, completely immersed in water. He was speedily conveyed to an adjacent public-house, where Mr. Pitcher, surgeon (one of the party), used every possible exertion to restore animation, but without avail. The in juries of the remainder ware fortunately diacoverci to be only of • slight character, and chiefly contusions and cats. News soon reached Boston, whence cabs and additional medical aid were speedily despatched. An inquest wee held on Saturday afternoon on the body of Mr. West, when a verdict of "Accidental Heath" was returned. The jury wished it to be represented to the trustees of the road that it was in a dangerous condition, and recommended that the overhanging branches of the trees be cut away. Drarauc-rivz FlRE.—Yefiterday morning, be tween the bolus of one and two, a fire broke out in the prerniera belonging to Mr. Fags, • chandler, at No. 13, Hawkins-street, Mile-end-road, which was not extinguished until the building and the stack in trade, furniture, wearing apparel, and other effects were destroyed. The origin of the fire is unknown. ALARMING ACCIDENT.—OAKHAM, FRIDAY.--This morning, about 5.30, an accident of rather a serious cha racter, but, happily, unattended with any loss of human life, occurred to the Leicester 3 a.m. luggage train, which consisted of a large number of heavily-laden coal waggons and five cattle trucks, containing sixty head of Irish beasts for Norwich market, and a fine incalved cow, the property of Lady Pigot, of Branche-park, Newmarket, and which had received a aecond.ciam prize at the Leicester Agricultural Snow on Wednesday. After passim; the Manton station there is • large embankment, which extends some half • mile towards Stamford, after which • small cutting coin meows, and co reaching this part of the line an Eastern Counties' coal-waggon axle broke at the boss, and it was thrown off the line, others quickly following; and thee the cattle trucks and the guard's break ; tearing up the earth, sleepers, and rails for some quarter of • mita or more, the five cattle trucks and guard's break were thrown over on their sides on the quickeet hedge, and all more or less broken. Three of the Irish beasts were, it appears, suffo cated ; but it so happened that, the sides of the trucks falling on the fence, the cattle were able to get out, or more must have died, but the prize cow does not appear to have suffered the least hurt, although she had to lie on her side in the truck for some hours. There were six or 'eyrie men is the guard's van, and although it shared the same fate as the others, the whole of the men escaped with slight bruises. In all, 11 trucks were off the line and more or less damaged. The breakdown train, or "Black Jack," as it is sometimes called, quickly arrived from Leicester with • large number of hands. The rails were torn up far about half a mile, and the np-tine was used ; so that after the first two morning trains bad been got through the rest of the traffic passed on as usual, and the line will soon be in proper repair. ATTEMPTED RIBBON MURDER.—A report has reached Dublin of an attempt at murder in the county Ros common, tinder circumstances which further illustrate the deep malignity of the Ribbon system. Some sheet time age a threatening letter was sent to !Jr. Walpol e , a gentle man residing in the vicinity of Strokeetown, commanding him to dismias his steward, a man named Brabeney. He did not choose to comply with such an audacious order, and the miscreants who issued it resolved to chow their power to avenge his disobedience. On Wednesday night, as the steward was entering his own house, be was fired at from behind a hedge, and received a number of slugs in different parts of ins body. He was fortunate!) , not killed, but has received serious injure. The impunity which so many murders have obtained is, no doubt, very much calcu lated to promote assassination. BIUTDIII POS3ISIIIONL sh. IPd I 11.411w4T1 I (losing ekes 1 Ballo 104 3 1 .1 to 1 p.a. la al *arras 6IL 66 66 N IN Boa. new. £13.16.4.4p.a. 142 108 10 2 Do. New — 101 all BadabaLatenarca3l a # loan Do. Prelereoeo 10 WS Ilon..6eana.dnedieU Spa. Bda, Au& I,IBN IN NO Do. J isdonedby&Lll. TS 83 ed/ 1, 1873, ditto- 16 79 105 100 Do.Jazio I. lOU. alto. 76 79 et IOS Weals a L peeps lO2 IN 0t 100 DateaTADook6p.e.goa lOO 100 St 100 Nam lleepl lO3l 1 04 4 66 PIO pea lon= gel. sp. et lO5 106 120 5 Da. G. Malcolm.. - 2 1 1 1 Pal 3 Da. H. do L Pm ti Se. 100 Grand Teak of Zit 106 an Do. opm et Prod 100 an Do.Soe.PreL6p.alle l4 66 WO all Do. 0 par ot. Dana_ SO 32 10S .21 Do. I pee ok isec • - 40 43 1W an Do. do. 1867 3O 12 ISO an Ikk do. 1872 BO 32 ell 100 Haag WIN Padosala 11 1034 . 103 21 0•12 Do. New 5 pm; SO 2 Do. January, 1852 St 100 ea O. a lallag. 6p. a. 102 103 1 all (* 10/ West Canada. naiad IC. 12/ 121 IN 18 Do. New 7/ 70 dla , w all Do.llp.e3elapay73,w.op 91 101 w an Do. 64 do.. 77.w1t0 . w en D0.N0.d.845.,9ay. 90 92 10 1 Isdlate Broach lAmited 4 dle par St. IN Madan Guar. 04 pee a. at 43 N. 100 Ds. do. 6 pee et 102 103 IL 161 DL 61 ion ad Men 96 95 96 51 It. 115 11•16.00rp.6 . anon& 10 all N. peaewialc & Caned& deal • rall Do. do amp. all. . Lod do. 6 6 7 7 10 all Do. do. /1 oap. do. 4 6 10 all Do. Bn. Lad do 4 6 100 N. R. of Canada. go. o. 83 86 K 100 Soled. *Si 103/ 10 16 Do. Ponjaab ....- per 4pm SO all Do. do. 01. 100 Do.lnd.M.Flot.g.sp o 95 100 94 1111710. No. 1 flit. 1 Doom. II Pd lU. prime. I &des. V 06,410 St. ICommercial lOO I 164.000, fit. I Do. 4 p.ot.PreL Min lOO I 11,006,681 fit. 'lad and West India 100 132 ISt 1,138,310 84. [ London 100 00 62 004 1,930,000 St. .81. Katharine lOO 08 00 M 0,866 Bt. Southampton 100 I M 0,006, St. 'Victoria I.oooi 20 I Do New FOREIGN OBLIGATION& Sh. IPd 1 mamas. I Cloolog no. I Saba 6an G.Lummhourgip.emat. 61 6 10 all Do. Muted at LIS.— . 19 SD 100 all Lausanne and Fribourg ide M 004 4 Mall North. of !trance Sp. et 12 SO ;all Do.(lateCharlerol;3llp,c. 40 all finis& Lyon* 6percent. 16 .011 Do. New 3 per cent... 111 12 4 all BoyalSwednhsper cent. 24 110 all 8.A92.& Lonk-Veo. 3p. c. 10 1 110 .all Southern ofFrance3p.c. 11 12 —. 100 ;all Victor Emmanuellip.ct. 1 I M 411 W.,kli.W.oflrrance3p.c. 11 124 COLONIAL GOVIIIIIIINT 811CU1IT1118. No. I Illi I 112001011. I Pd. I a. prism. I Bolos. .Gov.B p. 0., LAMS . 100 106 107 :::.... ...... ta b ll i per ed..g.&Avg.. • Ifin IC - 3 — lO6 -- .... .. Do. 6 per at. IdarAtSep. 100 103 106 ad IA per cent. 1,860106 .. Do.6percent.lii. Stock, 100 96 96 001 — .... .. of 0 floperip.ct.lB73. 100 100 111 do. 1880''100 112 114 do 1891 100 111 113 lii,ooo .. New Grenrw.Gov.6 p. ct. 100 1044 10 0 61 1054 5 .... .. N. 8.Wa11eGv.6p.c.1866 100 1004 101 .... .. Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1476 100 994 1 .... .. Do. 6p. a., IBM lOO 90 100 994 100 .. New Zadand 6 per cent. 100 108 110 990,t99 .. Nova 8 0 oila 6p. o, 1875 100 1054 1064 .... .. & Auat.Glov. b p c. Beside 100 108 110 .... .. Vic. Gr. 6 p.o.lan..&Jul) 100 106 108 .... .. Do. do. 00. a. April .k O. 100 1094 110 1094 4 JOINT STOCK BASICA. No. I gb. I BANEII. I Pd. 10. prim. I Woo. 20.0110 100 Ws sal U. Mr. Bank . 00 86 87 id, 10,000 100 AD lanoeLon.,l6lAverpool 7 I 6 64 pm! :24 4 12,560 48 A nalsolo all 1 60 71 10,000 o W I. all 294 — 6,000 100 Bonk of 10,060 10 I British N. America 12,600 20 Char.Bk.Brit. Columbia 10 4 4Ms MA* 20 C. 66. latlia.All4.,l6ilub ail, 194 10 16,00 116 Ctirtrd. Nero. of India I Lon., and China all , 33 36 ad 6 400 100 City I 00,3 60 90 92 10,000 100 Colonial 40,000 10.11 Com. of Canada 21,000 20 In& Cook& Analeharld all I 18 184 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 7 : e Its par 10,000 lOU i Londou and Brazilian 6 , par 4pm 1&091 101 Lon. Ch. next of Aust all ad 254 204 65,000 201 Do. New 15,000 60 : London and Corot a 10.100 60 , London Joint Stock 20000 100 1 Lon. and arestreinatar 2O , 77 79 10,000 100 Metro. & Pror. Bank (L. 10 4Ma par 50,000 100 Nat. Prey. of Sopland 42 20,000 60 National Bank 15,001 19 New Smith Wales au 42 44 80,400 M Oriental Sauk Oorporn. all 62 64 534 3 th.oro co Ottoman tank 15, 20 Do. New 2 21 , 2/ pm 4. 2 200.44, 100 Prenuclai of Linda.' 10,00( 26 'eolith Australia 4'OW 25 1 Colon of 0.,.t,e11. . .41 46 a 10,040 10 , Union of Ireland (Um.). 2 2 I 6f.00( 60 Moon co Lund.* .... 14 21 II 214 2 ' ItIIIOiLLANIOUL Ho. I ab. I CottiPaggir. lEd 10. prier I *am. OBMICABT MASSE AND STOCK& I-- 1 ----- I eatumm. I ra a p.m. 1* MS ..tiarm.,W at. Sawa: vaa 9 4 - 8t 100 llllrt.,lau.AClase..Mine -, •- - 86 an 'Blaokburn a., -.•- .. - osll 'lllgrik mad Tyne ..a all Boston. dicistlilld.C 6 7 - St. B6. UM 108 ICatalonian llelstal and Imam .. 08 86 88 1691 zd - ad 1001 60 all ;Omit and Bandon...-. -, - 10 all Cornwall 6 431 - 10 an ' Do. • 1 81 Ano dlv. untll6 1 2 -. 10 in Do. p.o. d Is pai A 2 6 60 all Dahlia en D d to aUa4 toe. 41 43 ad - 26 ell Dund.,Parth.&AbiLln. 9 10 - Bt. 100 idloburga sad Glasgow 86 96 - 10 all Beath and Clyde Jane. - - - ft. 100 Glasgow 18. Watent 104 106 - 81. ISO Great Eastern St. 100 Do. A Stock 4l 43 411 St 100 Do. Zest AugUan Stk l2 14 12* 1 Bt. 100 Gnat DI imam sociable' 136 100 - 81. 100 Greet Northam Bt. 100 V&A 1t Arm. no dlr. un- 124 :16 ad , - ad 81. 100 D 0.131 ttlepet.lapaldß 182 134 ad' - 8t 100 es. South& W.V. (Ire) 106 107 :41 - St. MO Greta Wearied 66 061 a 1 661 6 1 zd St. lOr Do.StoarilaLOuaink 64 66 ad - Bt. 1001anmablre1 Yestsklrt 1961 1061 1001 7* St. MO London and Blackwall 46 64 3 St. MO' Lon.,Brighton,&S , .Coo 120 181 T 2 St. 100 London,Chathm.,&Dor. 46 44 - St. 100 'London& E North Wads 031 04 ad 96 31 zd 14 all Do. - - - St. 100 Londoo&Southßode ightha ri. 99* 100* 100 99* 25 all Lontlontlerrp&Colenht - - - St 10006 Do. and Itunianla , -. St. 1 MaajlhaLALlnoolosu 40 3$ 13 18 11 10 all Motropolltao. St. 100 Midland .. Was 2.14 Do. New ll If pm zd - ad t. 1411 Do. Bina& Darby 97 99 ad - ad SO an Ind. Gt. Wn. ilre.) - 15 all 1114 Kent - 100 all Nowesitla and Carlisle - a. - 10 9 Newry & ArmaettdaL - .- dls - 20 MI NowThWarraim. &Sas - - Mt. 100 Mirka 81. 100 North British .. BO 61 60 St. 109 Do.Ndlo.,P•rth. Bud. 271 24 - St. 100 North Demo hall.* U. -.-- - St. nvl N. lastern-Berwlek 25 161 Do. G.N.B.Pare. 11 Of as zd - dis St. 100 Do. loads .... . 68t 641 ad 56 zd It. 100 Do. Tort - ad St. 100 North Lond.n - 10 6 Do. New par ipp - 141 14 North Staffordshire-. St 4g els - 10 all NcetlMS.Westena mac. 10* 01 ad - ad St 180 jBoottlsh Central - St. 100 !Smith& N.E. Aber.ltla 49 50 - St. 100 !Soottlsh Midland .... - St. 100 Shropshire Union _ &I 44 - 10 all iilltithaboorno &Sheers. - - - 04. 100 ;South heron 64 151 ad 35 ad 84. 100 South Eastern ......... 8 84 ad 84 ad M. 100 South Wales 671 681 xd 68 ad M. 100 8. Yorks& & Blear Duo 97 99 - 20 all InalinialVoldn,&e. 61 71 7 15 all Stockton & Darlington 171 384 - 25 16 Ditto ditto - .0. UM Tad Vale - 60 all Ulster 13 II Do. - 121 ii Do. - 44. 1011 VMs at :teeth - St. UM Vidalia Stn. di Plialloo 141 141 - 40 all Wid Cornwall 44 61 - 2f. 19.0 W.Hartlepoolaarb.&l4 1 - - - 81, 100 1 West Ilidland-Oxiord port 1 34 43 44 431 1 St. 100 Ditto rim - 81. 140 ratio Hmsdard 90 92 zd -36 111,MKJIMUY MALE& aiIWATI. Clogingt Prima I Soles. 182 1117 128 132 78 80 103 103 In 124 P' ll 66 17 1"" COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& ILtRIC-LANZ.-(THD3 DAY.) The supply of English wheat during the past week woe rather large-6,000 quarters, principally new. NOW was moderate. Seidel very short. Malt less liberal thaa late. Beans, peas, sod tares • moderate quantity. Rape seed and mustard seed • large quantity. Other seeds very limited. Scotch and Irish oats more liberal since the early part of the week. The foreign arrival of wheat were large, two-thirds being AMlllekall and Canadian ; the remainder itaaisa sot Prussian, F.gy Sian and Black Sea. Of Sour • geed supply of American barrels. Barley madman, bat a very large cargo from the Black Sala with • little Prussian and French. Oats moderate. &wise, Prussian, Swedish, and Dutch. A cargo of bosun from the ldediterreneao, with • good arrival of peas from Canada, and • mare liberal quantity of liaised this week from the Black Sea and East Indus. Other seeds vary short. The wheat trade to-day is slow, Lod for anything lower than the very finest descriptions rather leas money. is ele• taioed. Old foreign is about the same as on Monday. Th e flour trade is doll, and quotations unchanged. Barley, beans, and peas are firm. Oats. —A fair trade at fully as much money se as Mosley last. &eds.—Linseed and ransomed steady. White mustard, d which there is a large quantity on offer, fetching Si. no 9e. 6d. per bushel. Closerseed and canary fins. FLOATING Canaoss.—Wheat and maize rather low, and trade slow for all &window. AILILTVAIAI Or Sims.—Eaglish : 11uw, 78 ; linaasd. 1 5 : rapeseed, 101 ; maize. 20 ; mustard, 1,240 ; wary, 259. Fonseca : Lentils, 20; lamed, 8,952 ; maim, 3,861; wen. 35. MIPORTE.-Linseed, 475; rapeseed, 550. WHILT.-Eoglisb : Falser sod Kent whits, new, 50.. ID 60a.; ditto, flue old, 60s. to 624.; ditto, red, new, 48.. to 565.; ditto, fine old, 58a. to 130 s. ; Norfolk, de., fine old, -a. to ; red, new, --a. to -a Foreign : Dan ou t im is i. to 585.; BUN 584. to 130 g ; extra., 58e. to 625.; • Ms. In 56a.; ditto, extra, 56.. to 605.; Rostock, 53e. to ; dM4 II . extra, 54.. to 565.; Mecklenburg, 525. to 56a. ; Ualimmeek ditto, --e. ; Americus white, 63e. to 586.; ditto, red, 49.. to 585.; Canadian, 544. to 584. CIIIAJT.-English malting. 374. to 42.. ; finis, -a. ; , 27.. to 285.; sad distil li ng, 30s. to 3L. par qr.; rre p iro g grmclicg, 25.. to 29..; ditto disti ll ing, 25.. to 345. Maur.- tisk, Essex sod Norfolk, MN. to 634. ; two. 635. to 67g ; and Ware, 65a. to 70g; brows, 50s. to Ns. Oa'f's.-English feed, 2L. Od. to 234. od.: potato, , 255. to 275. ; foreign, 22a. to 255. Bunn-Eoglinh tick, 384. to 40s. ; harrow, 39s to 43a ; gr3B4. to 395. ; foreign, Masegan ki 324. to 364. ; IS. .tas t g o ' 374. ; Konigsberg, 38s. to 395. ; 364. to . Pins.-EnzliAh boilers, 40a. to 4L.: w hits and Mrs, 40s. to 455. ; maple, -a. to -46; per, 364. to 381.; bog, 38s. to 404. ; foreign. 34.. to 35e. PLOCIL-Roglise town, 44e. to 464.; ditto fine, 475. to Us.; country, country, 42a. to 434. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 374. to 384.; French, -4. to -e. pa sack ; 17.8. sweet, 27.. to 305.: Canadian. 27.. to 305.: Spanish, Eh- to 41z I imum Coss.-Whit., 31.. to Efa. ; 295. to 31s. FioAriva CARoose, all C. F. and L-Wboat Ben& aaski and Mmtsnopie, per 4921b5., 45e. is 475. ; °hiring 45a. to 484. ; Polish Odessa, par 480114., 43.. to 455. ; white. -; Danube and °slats, 40a. to 434. ; 374. to 30.. Barley : Egyptian and eyrie., per 244. to 25e. ; Odessa and Itionbo, do., 24e. to 2151. Beans : Egyptian, par 4111019m.,30g to 33.. Maim : Odessa sad Gala* per 4921ba., 314. Od. to Els. ; Thrall and Rlditaricue Per 480164., 31.. OrL to 325. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., 29a. to 30a. ; Egyptian, -a. to -4. Bxxise.-Canary seed, per gr., 46.. to 54e. ; seed, per qr.. to 424.; Mashed seed, per white, 84. to 9.. 62. ; brown, -a. to -a. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 60.. to 1121. ; Linseed mks., English, par tee. 111. On. to 121.0.. ; American, thin, is brls., pee ten. 121. Os. to 121. 10e.; do., in bap,lll. Or. to lli. 10.; Balk 01. to OS. Os. Marseilles. 101. to 101. 10. Raps oaks., id. Otto 71. ; Tares, pa bunked, winter, ss. to 64. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr.. 644. to 72a. kilLiirALl INTO LONDON 11011 WT. 1 to NWT. IL L What i 8040. • Wk. Ore 4.0411.0 Mom Coadwisa. gm i qrs. gra qrs. ors. ; 44. brio 04. 1144e0 .. 6067 20 Me 4664 476 1610 .. iler loner% .. 41419 KC .... .MI 343 Ire LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (Du Runes AND t MAGNETIC TILDRIAPE). (PROM OUR OWN OORRIERPONDIXT.) The eottoo market is inactive, though prioss an Mealy. Bales about 2,000 bales. MINCING LANK. 7 (THIS . DAY.) 800 AIL—The market is steady but quiet. No important transaction reported in raw or refined. Corry—No sales repotted. TEA.—The demand continues inactive. Public sales wilt be held on Thursday next. ltfcr.—About 10,000 bap are reported sold, chiefly carp Bengal at Bs. to Bs. 6d. Covrou.—No sales reported. RSVP bill advanced considerably, 37.'. 10s. paid for clam Petersburg. dun coattails' to active request at a further advance et 10s. to 20s. per ton. SALTPETRE her .old mote freely, at the late decline, re fractions 31 to 2i, 40s. to 40a. lid. The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 250 casks et West India, 1,600 tap of Mauritius. 600 bogs of Madras. and 500 begs of Slant sager; 00 auks 600 bags of coffee; 200 bags of cocoa ; 570 bap of saltpetre ; 3,000 bogs of ' rice ; and 400 bap of pimento. • TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY). The markets steady. but quiet, at the following quote time : —Town tallow, 475. 3d. to 475. 6d., set cub ; Peters hurt Y.C. oe the rpm, old, 48s. to 4&. 3d.; ditto new, 49e.; Oct. to Dec, 49.. ; Jan. to Minh, 496. 9d. PARTICULA2B OF TALLOW. Ma ISIL. • Stock ow Mod ibis day .... 41,10 Delivery bet week MK Ditto town let Jar tem, Arrival last week Ditto tram id June Price Y.C. per cwt. We day Ditto Town lad icriday 4132 5.201 24012 2,150 20 • OS) ... UAW 1,911 is.sin UT 141,1_1111 as 9 - i. Isis.— Arrivals tor the week essigag Sept. le last seer, ?le and delivery, 4.048 casks. The arrivals last wadi casks St. Petersburg, Odra, 11 Australia, 4,111 America, 182 other dams. Toad, OS7 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARENT. (THIS DAY.) . . . We have a larger number of beads, but the average quality is very toferior, couaequently choicest beecriptioss are not cheaper, but other kinds meet with a dull lade. The supply of sheep is about the same as on Monday last; trade rather heavy, but quotations remain unaltered. Lambs may now be considered out of esasout. Calves are selling about the same as on Thursday. Irma Germany and Holland than are 1,690 beasts, 9,150 sheep, 222 calves, and 9,1 p*s • Idvaio. 50 beads ; Scotland, 97 beast. ; Ireland. 961 beasts, 500 sheep and lambs, sad 7 calves ; and 3,150 beasts from the northern and midland counties. Per atone of ebbs. s. d. ad. Pee Moos of Bibs. s. d. a. d.. Best Scots. litisida 4 60 1 84411. mad ilf -Weft 00 0 • Best Short-towns . 4 4 8 Pak Lang-w 0015.... 4 10 6 2 Second qual. Lasts 3 0 De. do. Shorn 0• • • Calves Plgs BestOsad ali-oress 5 • 4 Labs .. • . 0 0 0 • Bouts at =Amt. 6.07 : Oa* sad Lambs, 20,4: Cause, US: ptgo. 460. BOROUGH HOP MARICKE—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattooden and Smith report about 500 pockets et the new growth have arrived at market, and have realised the following prima :—New Mid Keats, doe, 101. to 121. ; ditto, inferior, 71. to 81. a•w Weald Kea* doe, 131. ea. to 91. 9s. ; ditto, inferior, 71. to 81. 1856'5, 1858'a, add 18504. are in good demand at fully tato prima COAL MARK T.-(THIS DAT.) Walla Hatton. 17s. ; WalliEud Month 'kites, 17n: Walla End Tees, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Eed Hartloped. 16e. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 15e. 9d. ; Walls Ind South Kellee, 16s. ; Walls Rad lisagh Mall. 16e. 3d. ; Walls End Cessop, 16s. ; Walls Ea/ Kiln, Ma. Walls End Edna Main Ms. 6d. ; Walls End Framwellgate„ 15e. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth, 15s. 6d. ; Holyweal, lea ; Wylarn. IGe. ; Walker Primrose, 125.; Jambs:Vs Hartley., 16a.-76 skips at market. rr~r